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Confession of u Murderer.

V1nalN1A, New, April 30.-At Hamilton, last
ooVored himself under surveillance, surrendered
to tho police aud confessed ho Was member Of
the trio Who robbed the Hamilton & Phoebe
stage and murdered the driver on Sunday night.
Tho robbers only obtained $50 from the expresB.
After dividing, they returned to Hamilton, and
were spectators at the Coronor'B inquest. Two
Of tho robbers arc still At large. They will prob
ably bo captured or killed tomorrow. There Ia
9. strong probability that ali will be hanged by
tho Yigllantos,
, 1873-05-02

change horc, many prominent foreign and
domestic houses will DO compelled to suspend.
ployor, aftor consultation with tho British
Consul ut Bantingo do Ouba Bailed for Man
xanillo, md arrived there to-day. Tho Com
mander politely asked tho authorittos 10 deliver
O'Kelly to him, promising to oa.ry O'Kolly to
Jamatoa, and guaranteeing that ho should not
roturn to Oubh. Tho Manzanillo authorltios
conBn1tod Capt. .-don. Pfoltan by telegraph, WHO
a,,nwored that 1t WAS impossible to grant the
Commanders request that he waB powerloes to
altor tho laws Of tho country aud that sral inuat
proceed according to law.
, 1873-05-02

Amcricns
Wc, tho undersigned, believing that tho cause
Of true Spirltualiam demands q moottng Of tue
massoB or It's adherents. to discuss the question
Of organization, to eradicate public prejudice,
and to assert higher religious aims, do iBBuo
this our call lfor inass-meeting Of all tho Syr-
itunlt3tH Of America to assemble in tho City OF
Cincinnati, In the 8tate OF Ohio, In Thoms' Hall,
on Frlday, May %, 1875 at 10 o'clock d. m., and
to continue III 6asslon until Monday oYoning,
May 20.
Sunday, the 25th will DO devoted to lectures
and special exorclsos by tho Children's Lycoum.
Each porson attending must hayo some writ
ten oyidonco from individuals or aocietios TINT
they aro known aa Bpiritualsts, to bo allowed
full voice aud vote in tho proceedings OF the
meotlng.
Efforts arc being 1nado to obtain, for all who
shall attoud tho meeting, a discount in rates on
all railroads entering said city.
Ali persons, or bodios of persons, who shall
e1paot to bo present, will ploaso address G. W.
Katos, caro- post-ofiloe BOX, 508, Cincinnati, O.,
80 that arrangements for their entertainment
and for tho meeting can DO made.
Lot American Bpiritualiats como once together,
and show thoir strotgth In number, wisdom,
and earnostnesa in tho cause they have learned
to love.
lsigsd BY 81 persons, including Mrs. Addlo L. Bal
lou. Of Chicago,1
, 1873-05-02
judicial Convention.

Special DfsuatcA to Ths Chicago 7rtbMnt-
QUINCY, Ill.,, b[ay 1.-Iho Democratic Judicial
Convention for tho judicial Circuit composed Of
tho counties of Adams and Hancock mot here to-
day. A motion TINT tho nomination be made by
a two-thirds voto being dofoatod, tho Hancock
County delegates Withdrew. Judge Joaeph Ssb-
10y, proaent Incumbent, was then unanimously
nominated,
, 1873-05-02
Illinois River NoxVss

Special Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LAsALLE, ILL.,, May 1.-The propeller Mohawk
Belle, from Liverpool, arrived last evening, tow
Ing the canal-boat Messenger, and both passed
htt lnto tho canal loaded with grain tor Chicago,
Hothing passed. out Of the canal. Boats 0lpsey
Qneon, J. N. Leonard, and Hammer, Ill loaded
NTH luIabcri await towaRo to f3t, Louis,
, 1873-05-02

IrsnoN, h1ay 1.-The mnil stoamor hne ar
rivod from South American ports, bringing tlatoa
from Rio Janetro to tho 10th ult
A misunderstanding Ind arlson among tho
Ministers on tho policy to DO pursued n tho dis
ruto between tho clergy aud Froo Maaong which
Was becoming aoriouB.
, 1873-05-02

LISBON, May Tho Portuguese Government
has ordered ali Carlist rofl,geos from Spain to
loayo Its territory, giving thom tho choice Of 60
ing to any country except Franco.
, 1873-05-02

THE HAGUE May 1.-Dr. Van Do Putt, Minis
ter Of Colonies, road to tho Second Chamber
to-day dispatches from Ralang, announcing that
tho troops Of tho expedition against Atcheon
bud al embarlod on tho foot, noar that city,
without molostation from tho Atchineao.
, 1873-05-02

NEW YonK, May Ia London dispatch an
nounces the destruction by fire, yesterday, Of
tho Armand College chapel at Ghont. The loss
iB heavy.
, 1873-05-02

LONDON, May Ia dispatch from sydnoy
atntos that tho poasmaater- General of Now Bouth
Wales has boen authorized to proceed to WaBh-
lngton and mako arrangements for q permanent
mail HerVice between California and Australia
, 1873-05-02

BERLIN. May 1.-The Upper House OF the
prussan Dict to-day finally passed. tho bill for
tho regulation and council OF clorgy by largo
minority
, 1873-05-02

For tho ham fair, 60 we'll known to parisian
households, eleven hundred and twenty places
have boon as yet distributed among tho dealors.
Tue departments WHICH send tho lRrEost quanti~
, 1873-05-02

ocean steamship Nosvs.
New YonK, hIay l.--Arriyed- Steamship
Pennsylvania, from Glasgow.
, 1873-05-02

New YoAK, May la visit to several repre-
sentative shoe-dealera docs not confirm the
representations Of the Crisplns who arc On
, 1873-05-02

. ROBERTS H-aLTlIEnLANp-At tho roadenoo Of tho
bslos parents, April ~. By tho Roy. Dir. MoLaughn,
yAno& oldest dauEhtaE q Fsanea Sutherland. lAts of
Edinburgh, and Jnla 1sobnrts, Of ChioARo.
- -HdlnhuEgh, Scotland, napaE1 plaaaa copy.
, 1873-05-02
DEATHS.


BLAOKAiAN-At 1856 Walnutat., In th!s city. Charles
B!acknau, aged 40 years.
His resnsns viii Ge soat to Oaleua Ili for lntermen
~ Huntington, W.. Gsleua, ILL.,, and M0nsoe. Wis.,
pspoTA plaAsu notice. ..- 570'
pReeM oa.1 M.s qs1fsx a:, TIC e. Il 1 M E II - tho
Funeral lusslssG On EkilaT Mar 4 ~ O'Clock D. NJ,
, 1873-05-02

PHILADELPHIA, May LIN q gano OF bae
ball to-day, the philadolphias beat the Bait
mores, 10 TOT.
, 1873-05-02

Earthquake ShocF1s
ConNwAL1 Canada, May LA distinct shock
Of earthquake was folt hero and at CotcAn Land
ing Inst night.
, 1873-05-02
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, May 2-8:03 a. MIN tho House of
Commons, tho debate on Smiths motion CON
earning the adjustment Of imperial taxation,
|wss resumed. After protraotod discussion, II,
which DiHraeli aud Gladstone took part the
motion was neBatiyed without division. Ihoro
over the result "s "SN'o"03
, 1873-05-02
New York Legislature,

ALBANY, N. Y, May 1.-In tho Sonnto tonight
tho Local Prohibition bill was ordered to 3 third
reading. A motion to strike out the amendment
exolnpting lager-beer md cider was Iost-13
tn n
, 1873-05-02
RUSSIA,

Ut. PETERsn1ao, May t.-Tho festivities in
continue. a number Of balls and banouata aro
announced. a"o'" ~ q
Tho Grand Duke Alexis has gone to v1ai1-
No4took. :" ''A"''
, 1873-05-02
WEST lNrIEe

HAVANA, April 28.-1t il feared that, In casa
9fa further decline In augar abroad aud ex.
, 1873-05-02

qusrrol over Home triaing matter, during vhtol,
ono named Bassett, VIVA shot and mortaljy
wounded.
, 1873-05-02
SPAIN.


MADRID, May 1.-The Carlists continue to
burn railway stations, tear up tracks, and de-
otroy telegraph wiros. Their military operations
are much restricted by the activity Of the troops
and tho Government is sanguine that tho insur-
roction will soon be suppressed. A telegram
from Cervera near Barcelona, announces that
tho troops had come up with and defeated Don
Alfonzo's band Of Carlists in that vicinity.
LONDON, May 1.-Later adyices from Spain
ahow that the rumor OF tho shooting Of tho euro
Of Santa Cruz is falso.
Several engagements aro reported between
dmal parties of Carlsts and Republicans.
Tho Carlat chioftainB DorroGarry and Lisshr-
agat with 1000 men, have moved into tho valley
Of the DostAn. The exhaustion Of the RESOURCES
OF the country renders frequent movements
necessary.
MADRID, May 1.-sonor Acosta, Minister Of
War, has resigned and will be succeeded by Gen.
NouVillaa as soon as tho latter can be recallod
from the command OF the army in the North,
Benor Pierrad will act as Minister Of War nd in
terim.
The French Ambassador, the Marquis Of Bo-
vile. has sent to Senior CASTELAR, protest against
The demolition by tho mob of the church In Ca
dig, which contained tho French chapel.
LONDON, May In. Darodet's election con-
einuss to cause anxiety in Paris Tho Govern-
Enent is preparing constitutional billa to bo cub
mitted to tho Assembly.
The tenor Of all adycea received from Paris
indicate that SERIOUS conflict ia threatened.
, 1873-05-02
CANADA.

s.. AAlVADAs
HALIFAX. N. g., May 1.-steamer Laokawanna
ofrlVad to-day from the eceno Of the wreck Of
the Atlantic. Tho wreck has been almost blown
TO places With gunpowder. Large quantities Of
goods were recovered yesterday. Fourteen
bodiea were brought up on Tuesday, and twenty
eeven yesterday, mostly women. They were
xIlghtfui!y mut,latod and Immediately buried.
859 ' '~N 'o ~
Much aatonishment Is Expressed here becauso
OF the suspension Of work on tue new Cable. The
suspension Ia said to bo in consequence OF the
recent amalgamation by tho cable company.
number of Danish emigrautB. RECENTLY
brought out by tho Now DrunBwick Government.
nave left for tho United 6tatea.
OTTAWA, Ont, May LIN tho House Of Com
monB. last night, Mr.. Mills moved resolution
that before tho arbitration, to take place under
the terms OF tho Treaty OF Washington, DO en-
tered upon, 1t ia proper that the limits Of tue
Dominion and Jurisdiction should be decided,
6ir John Macdonald In opposition to the mo-
tion, advanced the plea that It would prevent
Canada from asking any compensation Tor tho
twelve years the treaty lasted, az Americans
would not ooneede their Wow OF the fshory
limits. Ho admitted that tho Commissioners
appointed to conduct the arbitration could onlv
arrive at \ very rough estimate of tho a,lm duo.
and said that communications Wore passing be.
tween the Canadian aud Imperial Governments
on the subject OF hoad-land rights, aud that tho
question would probably DO referred to interng-
konal turiats for decision.
TORONTO, May, Ia special dispatch from
Fort Garry to the Globe saya the reports Of In
dian troubles In Manitoba and tho Northwest
territory are entirely without foundation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09

q buge bucket Of common red paint, and
at once they proceeded to daub the walls
OF the hall, and the panels aud tho dados,
i1berally with the glaring pigment.
An hour before noon, Just as the roble-
man was getting up from his bed, Hocarth
Knocked at his door, announcing when the
host appeared
"Weii. sir, the work is done.n
Done ]" cried the astonished aristocrat.
"What is done7"
"Why, the painting of your hall, sir.''
Unable what to make of this marvellous
expedition, the old knight threw on his
dressln gown and went down to view the
result OF the artists labors, and his cou-
sternatlon can be better imagined than
described upon beholding the unbroken
and unrelieved brick red hue that covered
walls and cornice and wainscot.
what, In the name of wonder, is this Pn
ne cried, rubbing his eyes, and gazing
from the daub to the dauber,
"ihat, sir" replied Hosarth, with a
low bow, and with serious look, sis the
Red Sea - s
"The Red Sea! Bnt-but-where are
Pharoah and his host ?"
why, sir-they aro all drowned - re-
piled Hogarth.
well, and where are tho children of
Israel :" VA
"They," said the painter, with ap as
surlng nod, shave all crossed over ou the
other side :" ''0
The old niggard found it in vain to COM
pam ; and for producing tho hosts of
Egypt and the 1sraelites Hogartl, finally |
received his hundred guineas.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
g T. MAR RY-JEFFERsoN COLLIE
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La

/ II
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
SITUATED on the Mississippi River, Sixty Miles above
Now Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment iucor
porated by law of tho Legislature and IN
grant diplomas and degreos viii opened on the Sd Of
october. 1t Is under the direction of the Maris.
gathers who form society specially devoted to edpc.
non. College Point and ConvoSt Landing are oonva
mont and regular landing places for stcanboat.
to a2d returning from New Orleans
TERMs:
. Payable in U. S. currency half yearly in advaroo
h9sra tuition washing and stationery per term OF
and medicine in ordinary case; ., m $3.50
EntTapee nsss sef ica a1I, 70 Per ann an1um mi
n9sis 10 ss.o1s 1sy are to- Lc ps
In advance. f ' "iontniy
His Grace. tho Most Rcv Archbishop of New .o,l.a,.
For further dss dssas Rev. :6niS GlSfgg q Of Asr;
at the College. 'fF.' ' 'fS i''T' fFe''dent'
ec.S z " No 40 Gravier street. New Orleans
SA1Nr V1NCENTs COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRAEDEAU. MISSOURI
sraaason of tho s the Priests Con
6eSaSy on Mssaapp ss H1Gs1s rTor Of f fa1 z
1SGSs Cairo and one hundred and fifty miles below s
The coees Sndings large comodous and well
Wen adSpd er eEs eTerese Sssnu and
d Inc Colege s Of easy access Regular daily packet,
7 The schoiastic year begins on tho FIRST .roEDAv
oF SEPIEMBER, and ends about tho first Of yn1r
TERMS. =
Hoard and Tuition, per scholastic year r.... 500,
", Washing, and mending of articles washed .... "
fhysicans Fec and Medicines. .-....-......, ~
AHaLi uiheHIAi AAuso- ar
For further information apply to
Rev. A. VERIEA C.
President Of tho Coiiega
Or to Rov. THOS. ]. SMITH C. NJ
Det ny ST. JosephB Church, New OrlesnH
=, MT. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier of the 1gp,,o,
ttaa1ional BANK NO IO6 Canal street, New Orleans
hereoy anthoEzed To receive and give receint To-
above EnBtitution. ~ N"""h OF the
w. o-,... A. yERLNA. c. n, President.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
VIM. RULE.

Warner, tho great German dramatist, at the
age OF forty-two, became not only Catholic
but priest. His writings show he regarded
me reLglon he embraced as the chief blessin q
of his soul. InTeply to a rumor that he in
tended returning to Professionalism, he said 1:
1t IS as impossible that soul in bliss sbou Id
return to the grave, as that a man who, like
me, after a life of error and search, has found
the priceless jewel of truth. will not give mn
the same, nor hesitate to sacrifice for It blood
and life nay, many things perhaps far dearer
ccrned."
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
Anecdote of Hogarth.

We remember, years ago, Of having
heard the following anecdote of Hogarth
and we deem that it will bear repeating
The celebrated artist was once applied
to by an exceedingly wealthy but very
penurious old nobleman to paint the mali,
nall Of new mansion with a historical
plece-a style of embellishments much in
vogue among the aristocracy of the period.
Hogarth was open to the proposition, and
was asked what he would charge to paint
upon the wall of the hall a representation
OF the Passage of the Children of Israe |
across the Red See, pursued by Pharoah
and his host. The painter viewed the
hall, and replied that he would do it for
one hundred guineae. The miserly old
nabob turned up his nose in amazement at
the enormous charge. He would give
twenty gulneas for the work, and that was
more than he deemed it worth.
HOgarth, as may be well supposed, was
both vexed and mortified by this estimate
of the value Of his labor but he nodded,
and held back his temper, and finally said,
If the sum were paid to him in advance,
he would undertake the job. The close.
listed nohleman consented to this arrange
ment, and he could not repress a chuckle
OF inward satisfaction in view of his grand
bargain as he paid over the money. Ho-
garth pocketed the twenty gold pieces,
and promised that he would commence
the work on the morrow.
Bright and early on the following morn
ing the artist appeared at the mansion,
accompanied by stout assistant, who bore
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
EDUCATIONAL.
Young LADIES ACADEMY
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE uRsULINEs,
Two Miles below Now Orleans

This Institution. which III, ,pnsp,ran,a or I.ou,u,
shs sr
will thereSrs Snn to DO introduced 70 public notice
pursued by the Tutoresses Of this Estabst
Moral Edtteaoa-Tle object constantly, ls,,, IN via,
nI ladies' Is the adcrnie of pupils minds witt
as ro s asspso st them polite and amaGis drportnen,
They are never ss s ot industry order and neatness
watehal but sapeTin,eGemes Whose vrii f
observance of 9 se nrs Of morals and the wins
u"nnhy arc exclusively Catholics pupils OF all de-
Of religion ah ba. nc for s ssSo Of is as
exercises Of Dv % to assist with propr:ety at the
otees of health Of the pupils
f@ier Whaieros a'tenspn ns paid to lsr Which way.
pp,i"n %pa nS5 m body iro
pSMa}s the Ladies II se
i. in Immediate ATTENDANCE and timoiy notice
Tslts0n strucnon embraces the fol,
FLA an n. and Wiling GsosrasSS
MSSsis Sss OF she Globes History and modern
sdrs Astronomy Philosophy Botany and s cha
Ssn1 ,n sI asSs1
NeelcSs,l,e etc Artificial Flowers plain and
'e '''' ia'ticaiar attention is paid to Music.
mences ono I yoas OF ten months and half
Rth snan, Of september. Sep "'"' 'N'
ans s9n tSs , session 81 ss1s payable
Day faaFa neslgsrS s sn
Entrance 70. the Board,r, 40 90
Entrance for The Day Scbosrs
.to Is made for accidental abse nces for
a1oee VINO are withdrawn before tho end of term or
for th vacation timo beyond the appointed day
s.o.. EXTRA CHARGES.
Statonery lone and the Use of Maps and Globes per
Music per month 90
For the Use Of Musical instr,ent, nef month ls 90 90
DraW1nG including Paper and Pencils per mouth 90
Afe AAr.ahcia Flowers per term .-.......... 10 on
Expenses E,Jp for the Bathing Season. co 90
oIaasy Banisy anrinary expenses per term 90
nshed by the paroats themseres or procuIsd at the
eS5sniisnnient nis e t at booksellers prices " Wv
except and THsday on sys
sDG eape aiss %r must haze s in blue
dress t "a and cape, blue belt and ribbon. - "A''0
changes Of linen 1ay must be Provided with twelve
eight eight night caps head kerohefs one black ss
esn nst sI a and half feet high large bags Of
aoonet Two smaller ones bonnet three eambric
inch Tho also the RULES worn With th
adopted uIof b I'm. must be made according odr
snoon an articles marked with indeibe ink silver
snd 'mI bal @ @aes pillow two feet long one foot
pitcher small bucket with dsaWer, ana
hnd it KEY little chair and small work box also with
III, ,O0seyoattons Visits limited to SUNDAYS and
by ther and can only be made the pupils
and on the abovementoned days the parors are open
y from t ten in the morning until noon and from
The young ladies forbidden to receive fruits
Vbih at the paror There is yearly vacation
ends enc on the Sd Of November Parents are re"nested
not to prolong that time in order that the Vonng
2ther I. allowed except in case of
h des wishing to make their frat communion in
oc21 72 tjy1 zS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
NJ NJ A G U LATE CON PTION
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets.
NEW oFIEANs

enIsn iastitution, Incorporated by the State
quoted ny the of the Society of Tba
lngs aie Won adapted for educational purposes A
80 that from the arrival of the papiia nd
NJ u their departure r. NJ thew are CO.,, II.
secluded and superintended. 10y NV S'nA~~ntV
The Course OF Instruction ia tbraarof1. p,o..-..
Commercial and Classical. iePH'"'orJ'
rhS Tho rp rrreparat9ry Course is for beginners.
mi , S Course 10 for those students who do
hoI lem 10 learn Latin and Greek ' ~
The Classical Course thosc who des,ra a.. h,~ ,
complete education. ~ i' y" "~"e
French is taught in the three courass
read and write. '' AH"" no"
The moral and religious training of The ntnd.nt Il. tho
le1IsAnE objects Of tho instvuetors. ~
every month report s sent to parenta a*atjr1 .o,
ouTt, sck progTess rank In class and attendance.
Inc ne aeademioal year bcgins the arst Of October
- ''''O' ''"Af'' tue TFRhdS.i 9Ia IN SSoiy'
Collegiate Course payable in ad and In uD,.sd
States currency two fronths $40. -. o'''N
Preparatory Course. Sl6.
ap2i 7aly REV. 3. GAUTRELEr. President.
ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Emnnitsburg, Frederick Comfy Marv,.ra
Ih0 institution is peasantly stuated in be.,th and
I part OF Frederick county Maryland Ralf
porated by the Legssture Of MSyand IN 1s1 a inG%r %
'N1io'hGS are convenient and spacious.
Board and Tuition per nc adeTnio voar i,cr,,
P, Psa ana sedding, Washing, Mending and
E. for each seS:in, $3.50 o
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. -' -" w
The Academic year divided IN two seasopa of five
G anS deGh & Rsgn4ng respectively the Of Au
NOTIFIES SUPERIOR
"ISo.- :" 1nseobs Academy Emp,tAburz. Mh
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09

NEW BIsuop.-We arc informed that
meeting Of the Archbishops and Bishops
of the province of San Francisco was held
In this city last week, for the purpose of
nominating Coadjutor to the venerable
Bishop of Monterey and Los Angeles and
that the choice as digpissimus has fallen
upon one of the Dominican Fathers.-San
francisco Monitor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09

This long-established Institution 10 know,
third Scholastic year on '' A'' Ho''1
OCTOBER 90, 1872.
r, With tho old advantages of n sonnd Classio., o,d
Commercial Education tho Directors of the I.aIies .
tages of class LniidinS entirelv n aayan
superior to the formor College point of yentiIainn
arTTanRement and accommodation.
Tho Professors being memb bers of n sooietv which
oI three hundred years has devoted itself to the
xantage Of long traditional experience The Esuoaon
the profess to based upon Religion and MoraIt
pupils with knowledge but also tn nst Their
tneir M hearts the esteem of virtue practical love
81 thres a AFTER @
the P5eparatoy the Classical The Com
class either 81 Classical
braces all the branches thorough Coerats snG e
University Education end Of the sisth year amq
sisnsy in Mental hosophy chemRst4L RsS
to the degree of B. Bachelor of Artsj
tboss xPeg bPegtee Of Master Of awarded to
phy anu Science in the College have passed tWo
The ON &rsfsie Of LEARNED profession
embraces all Tho branches usually taught In C9mmi anu
years Of tho ca.ses to
Students attend lectures in Natural PhilosonI, anS
The age of admission rs from nine to- aftsg class
ana TO DO admitted one previously know 6ow to
read and write. ~ ~" W
TERMS PER SESSION OF TKN MONTH";
i i ntrauee Fee. first year Observation-Disclosures Il no
p0aaG, & milton , and Washing payable halt yearly
Bed and Bedding. - - oo oo
cirG9InEs can be o5sinsa by addressing tho
e.,uor R,.. -, 49, THE EfnE E1fnsRs 1ffiIs 1l'.
p. P0URsINE, Collage Aeent
So. - " $50 Gravier atrset. Now Orleans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-03-09
DR.. E. de F. CURTIS

begs to inform his Southern Patients that he has beep
ca''eu 10 New Orleans to attend upon important
case there, which viii detan him for about one on
in the CITY, and that he eau be consulted atHsf Fig
NO. RAMPARr STREET,
Between Canal and Customhouse Streets
daily from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ, and from 6 to spM On
Sundays from IL to only.
Dr Curtis has devoted twenty years of his practice
entirely to tho treatment OF