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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly shifted They will in short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
fl 10 the constitution. IL all cases of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains In the back and liml - 81
iigus on slight exertion, paIpitation oftho Heart
Hyst cries and Whites they will effect a cure when
all other means have failed The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice, or vii
be sen free to all writing for them seated from oh
servation.
N.B.-In all cases where the Genuine cannot be
oltained. One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie
tor, JOB MOSES, IS Cortlanpt St., New York will
insure bottle OF the genuine containing fifty pills
by return mai, securely sealed from any knowledge
Of its contents.
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Is the dread disease which annually sweeps its
Thousands TO the grave II makes its appearance
In many forms in Consumption, Glandular Swell.
lings, Hheumatism, Cutaneous diseases. many of
tbeaiections with which females are tronbled, etc.
Perhaps no ono is wholly fe&from its taiuf, tho
only way 1t be successfully treated Is through
the medium of tho circulation. II is blood dis
ease DR.. TUFTS sarsapariIla and Queen Delight
possesses the qualities to expel IT from the system
lent minerals, II may be taken with safety by old
and young The most delicate female may take u
ut any time. rsse
Ify our child has worms, ora bad breath. or BAL
low complexion or restless at night, VI 10 appetite
or general BAD health giveit DR.. Tutts Liver Pills,
II will soon be restored ~ x
DIR. TUTTsHAIR DYE mparts life to the hair.
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NzvEa trust business .msn sho don
advertise. II be Is too close 10 spend q
few dollars in order that his business nay
be announced 10 he public, be is 100
stiney 10 be homes: or give you fair bar
gain
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stray Notice

OWNER WANTED FOR MEDIUM SIZED
Bay Mare, black mapp and tail, with n very large
ba -, about years old, in bad conditien, branded
indistlncly ON lett shoulder. Said animal was left
at my stable on Main street, west Of Fair Play Ho
tel, on tina night Of the 9th ut during my absence
by some one to me unknown. Unless said animal
is called for in week from this date, she will be
sold for stable bill
i7dlw JOS. L. WlSWALL.
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QUESTIONABLE TAILOR,
OEKTisTRE.

OESTlsThf' 9iag YBNEH
lam thant ful for 5 years past patronage, and
now can lie found one door East Of the keaton
House, up stairs over Cochrans drug store, on Com
,serce ST. wlisay that my office N we'll fitted ny
for tho rece ion efladies, Very quiet and pleasant
NV work js on exhibition both IN the city and
county. Broken gold plates taken at far valuation
for work. An work warranted. Call and give 0
rial. t35af] J. "A. sEEGAR.
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Tech like orient pearls set in cushions Of
Lose,
A breath the perfume the toilet bestows
These are charms TO win hearts when al
other charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without Sezo.
dont's aid.
spslding's Glue mcnds furniture, toys, Sc
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Religious Notice,

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHUHoH.-Dlvine Service
will be held at ST. Matthews Church, Elm street
every Sunday at II o'clock, A. NJ, and 7. M.
until further notice.
SUNDAY scnooL--at o'clock, A. NJ.
SD. DAVENPORT, Rector.
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II Leads TO II appinessi
A Boon 10 Ii. Whale Rare Of Woman!
DIR. ]. BRADFIELDLD's
FEMALE REGULATOR


Tt will bring on tho Menses relieve all pain at the
monthly "Period;" cure Rheumatism and Neural.
eis OF back aud Uterus; Leucorrtua or "Whites,"
and partial Prolsrsus Uieri; check excessive How
and correct all irregularities peculiar TO ladies.
twill remove all irritation ofkidneys and blad-
der relieve COsfiveness; purify the blood give tone
and strength TO che whole system; clear the SKIN,
mparfing rosy hue to the theek, and cheerininess
10 the mind.
ftisas sure A cure In all the above diseases a.
Quinine Is in chills and fever
Ls3ies can cure themselves Of all the above dis
eases without revealing their complaints to any per
son. which Is always mortifying TO their pride and
II Is recommended by the best physicians and Tho
clergy ,s-.
EEADFIELD Co., Atlanta, Ga.-Deaf sirs 81
take pleasure Ia stating that have used for tie las
twenty years, the medicine Jos ars now putting up
| known as ~. Brndhcld's Female Regulator, and
conssscr il the best combination COTTON togeth
-r for the Diseases for which IL is recommended.
have been familiar with the prescription both a.
practitioner Of medicine and IN domestic practice
aud can honestly ssy that consider u a boon 4
suffering females, and can bet hore that every lad,
in osr whole land who may lie suffering IN any wa,
peculiar 70 their 81, may be able TO procurea bot
tie. that their sufeings may not only be relieved
| but that they may be restored 10 health an.
| strength. with my kinde<t regards.
am respectfully, W. B. frrnrIr, NJ d
| Frsr MArrrrrA, Ca. March n, 1870.
| IMessrs. WA. ROOT hUN.-Dczr Sin; SOM
months ego bonehf bottle Of Rrsdhelds reB.ai
Broulstcr from you and have need II In ny arnii,
4 viii the ufmo.f tsfisfscfion.rnud have rsconmrnd
Iinrf what II ie Recommended The females who hat
used your reguisfor are IA perisct health. and nr
sll@ 10 attend 20 hcr household dnti4.. and ocur
4 daily rtcunntnd q 70 the public
lonrE respectfully. Rev. II. B. Jnnxsor.
| We could add lhon<nnd ether ccribra;cs. IN
e con s.srr the Above air.ly sufcllnt rrouf Of IL
/ slrt1e An va ~. iEatthl
For fuii 1ariic1lfs History Of dift .-es. -1f Ger
-.f-.tl- Of il. rsf 1-fl cnrs f1e rtntr IL reir1f
/ 60 me 4r4 ser ara11i the Itlt.<.
. Ha1ut.1i1rli tul odd ~
BzADE1E1D & co
/ Price asa An.au,G>
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p ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

| Cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore
| Throat Hoarseness, difficult breathing, Incipent
Consumption and Lung Diseases. They have NC
| taste OF medicine, and any child will take them.
Thousands have been restored to health that had be-
fore despaired. Testimony given in hundreds ofcases
| Ask for BRyAN's PULMoSIc WATERS. Price 30 cont
per box. JOB MOSES proprietor. IS Cortandt ST.,
| New York. rE
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DROGRAMME
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
TO BE GIVEN BIZ THE
NEMRERS OF ST. JOSEPH'S CHOIR, ASSISTED
BY wRLLKNoWN AMATEURS,
On Sunday Evening, Nov. 9, at " O'CLOCK,
AT ST, JosEpH's CHURCH. COMMON STREET.
FIRST PART.
In Charite-Solo and Chorus. ...... .kossihi
- 49, Solo. Miss N Zangarle. ,,,
Tn Rex Glolia-Solo Soprano Mrs ISui
B. Trofrom Joseph in EgyPS ~; '.ssnschue
| l. Ave Maria-Solo Soprano and Violin :1ouh'o
| Miss Borremans Violin, MT. x. G. GardneTii a,
| Mre jackson, Messrs. Metsye and bphlertt
G. q Cor Amoris-Solo and Chorus. Launo'ho''e
| Solo, Mrs. jackson.
J SECOND PART
Miss Zancerle Mrs. B. Ven Hofe and MT Buptet.
o Tenor Solo h1r. naotsS
a Tantum Erpo-Solo and Chorus. befHe
| Solo, Mr.. Aso,cadante
Save Maria. $3.50. ....'..'-- 'Ahe'o
- | Miss Zsngerle. .,.,-
| <
Miss Borremans Messrs. Metaye and BorrernHe,
l u oui Toliis-Mrs B. Won Hofe and Mr A:
| Oponiam-Mrs Rauch, Mrs. Won Hofe, Messrs. -
noa 1t and Butler.
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IngliSh Amerieanism.

MAD American writing to the Spectator
savs that the word " Britisher" was never
made use of by an American unless de.
rived from English sources: "There are"
the writer says, " certain En- lish novelists
who, knowing nothing whatever about us,
create ideal Americans of a stamp such as
never existed even among she Fou&nesES
Britishers,' but no Engliehman on either
side of the Atlantic ever heard the WORD
Used by any one but his own countryme9:
It ia purely an English AmeCicantsm', 1t
was probably first used by some novelist
and struck the public fancy, and has peen
in vogue ever since-in Englsno. Law "a
heard the word used here, bat only as
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DIED

KELLY-On November Q, 1873, at ~ P NJ Michael
Kelly aged thirty three years, native OF Galway
Ireland.
HOWE-On Wednesday night, Nov. s. 1878, aI ia
ocIock after lingering illness. Catharine Hamilton,
Wife of Robert Howe native Of Ireland aged fifty
years resident of New Orlean for thirty six years.
CoNNoRs-At IL A. x Nov. l, 1879 John Connors
sped twenty seven years. native OF Mobile, Ala ano
resident Of this city for the past twenty-five years
BURKE-On Monday. Nov 8, 1s73, at A. NJ, Edmond
Burke aged fifty six years, native OF the PaIisn
bride, county Tipperary, Ireland ana Fesioen' u ~
city for the past twenty-nine years.
FLANAGAN-rn this city, Saturday, Nov. J., 1873
Frank P. Flana gan aged about thirty years.
CASEY-on Thursday, Nov. C. 1879 at 4 r; N IN
| county MAYO, Ireland.
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have said, by those who had it suggested
by English books or newspapers. Heaven s
knows, we have enough pecunarlues VIII
of New York guess and in the South
thew sreckon.' We go right off, meaning
to 10 immediately The vulgar Ameri.
can darns' anybody and everybody; and
although never heard 1t, am told tha1
times Calculates as they are made to do
in English novels. In Maryland and fur
Their South everything ID mighty NICE but
is that worse than lawfully jollyf An
other essentially English Americanism is !
to speak of the States.' 1 have noticed
been in England, bus never before: They
| say the United States and America but
8 the States never. use the first oppor-
tunity of correcting these false Impressions,
not because your nee OF the word BRIT
isher' particularly offended my patriotism,
but because have long wished to protest
against the way in which our national Pc
c1liarities have been exaggerated, and In
| many cases maliciously misrepresented, oy
such writer's as Mr.. Dickens and host Of
others. When people derive their ideas OF u
, I a country from such unfair accounts, it is
, not surprising that these are somewhat
vague and inaccurate. Some of their i'm
luressions are indeed remarkable. rela-
o ton of mine travelling last summer hearo
il it confidently asserted that I" all American
3 women smoke anu CLIO" tOoaCCO. 0oo'"SA
some years ago, while sitting at the dinner
~ table of an English gentleman, overheard
= q lady remark to her neighbor, There !
an American and he behaves very well
re This well.informed English woma
re probably was surprised not to see th
novel; American who has ianky jaws,
,e beard like goat, and eats his dinner wit
~ bowie knife. She may have belonged
- the class that Imagine the streets of Ne
60 York infested with Indians in war,pa II
of and feathers; or perhaps she was like tt
French lady, the sister of a well know
he novelist, who remarked incidentally 10
"a blonde as any English woman-. You 8
oo' l have black blood in my veins Ii Ike all y
ace Amaricans,n
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ARTICLE XIV.


No stockholder shall In any event DO made nAoio at
the of his subscription TO the capital stook
of the Association his indebtedness TO the same.
ARTICLE XIV.
Tho stock holders Of the Association, at genera
meeting convened for that purtese BY the board o.
feen as, stockhoiders after thirty $50 days. notice
of New 0rleons, may make any modacstons, additions
and ohauges this Act OF Incorporation or ChartSr
with the Of the representatives Of throefoahs
of the total stock subscribed.
ARTICLE XVI
At the expiration OF the Charter. or sooner y 6e
sock be paid MP the Of tho Association shau %
Inundated its debts paid and tho balance dvided pro
each Of paidup stock, undor tho charge OF three
who shail DO appointed oy the
Board Of Directors for that purpose.
Tina e. walsh Edward Sweeney,
A ndrow leo =. A. Finney,
DIR L. T. Sheppard, r.. M nerninRn~ni'
r. r. Curley, John =. ftnHS{. mt.
j. ID. Mahony, John =. a " Mo~iAAs'
NJ. A. Auoyn. Jho. MCCARTHY.
Thus done and passed at my office; ct New orieans'
Aforesaid the day month and year fret above wrttten
in the OF Harris Murphy and James j. Woane
wtnesses Of lawful age domicttated In tnis cry VIZ
hereunto apn their namos with the parties ana mo
the sad Notary after the reading of theso prcsents
| u,p,,. MuppuY JAMEs J. woUITz,
ss,4tf W. j. CASTELL, Notary Public.
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NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsT1'
NENCR ASSoCIATION.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of this Association will be held THIS lsuhoAV
EVENING. at 81 O'Clock at the Star Hail. ho toyaiAs
,+re.t corner of Camp, Gentlemen wishing to join are
invited to attend.
no9 1t u ID. bOShLEA' ee0iee-N'.
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MORNING AND CATHOLIC SUNDAY NOVEMBER ~
RICE BROS. & CO.,

RICE BROS. & CO., I
go and 81 Camp Street. -.---.eS ana u
Branch Store, SOS Magazine Street.
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Importers Of Foreign and Domestic
HARDWARE, |,
Cutlery, Guns, Tinners' Stock, Timers Ioois' i
Nib II
BUILDERS HARDWARE. II
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS OF every description
Manufacturers of II
BRIGHT TIN AND JAPAN WAKE.
Keep constantly hand the Largest Stock OF
and Heating Stoves to be found In inc So"'n
and arc Sole Agents for the
l. Celebrated Charter Oak Cooking Stoves
Chief among which 10 the
NEW CHARTER OAK for Coal Coke OF "ooo'
| with Low Reservoir Boiler.
We guarantee the Charter Oak to give entife sa's
| faction in all work ,,
Como and examine before purchasing elsewhere
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC.
GREEN SHOE STORE,
, .s7 Magazine Street.----..--.--537
Below the Market. Hastings Row,
In order to mako room for our new STOCK We NJ"
:, ,or the next two weeks our whole stock Of
is ROOTS AND SH 0 ES,
N consstine Of Miles, Ziegler Bros and Dunbar
40 PHILADELPHIA SHOES.
tn ALSO:
w our immense stock of BOSTON and NEW 2oR'
Mt SHOES,
ne For Cost and Under.
The attention of the public called at the Same Tin
as to OUR HOME MANUFACToRY, for the make
see superior SHOES Gents Ladies' Misses and
w under the management of
Mr. j. c. NORWOOD,
eet. .... =. Oh,
Known in connection with the manufacture OF sh'
for the last twenty years.
49, Now is your opportunity. Don't miss it.
Aia, f, {. !. ASCHAFFENBURG,
Green Shoe Store,
ooo. 537 Magazine Stree
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GUILE CITY BITTERS.
"The Gulf City BltterS,

becoming daily more popular in this community A0~
wherever used fast
s1,pERsEDINQ ALL OTHER BTTTERs.
r,ov ar. made from tho most harmless but insgo.st
20 fygredieuts and have for their basis the Putes
and choicest of spirits. .,rD a
As AN INvIGORAToR, APPETIZEhHp AMI
Ao nav sTiMULANT TO THE INVALID
49, tbo.. s.dsntary employed, they arc NvALuAhht cb
u III tSav sre offered TO tho public upon me1iI "'
can.e thsm 70 DO indispensable TO eVery fiouSoHO.e
AFrEE THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN Thisn
II ordsr 70 accom- modate the steadily incroasnG
,and for the GULF CITY BfTfERs nave .sCoSAy
,ed the capacity OF my manufacturing P.S.i
end viii in future. be enabled to NIL promptly ."
orders city and country.
THE GULF CITY BTTTERS
M, ha procured by Single Bottle from any OF our Ns1
Tinnor Deaiers DruggiSta, Saloons OF Sfoce's'
NV TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RAThS-
| Prepared only by
CHARLES FRIcKE,.
| Wholesale Dealer in Wines aud LiqnofS'
| "noie0 North Commerce Street.
Mobile Alabama
| JOHN n6NO' Sole Agent
Also, Proprietor of the celebrated GER nHx ana
rEW1p .n3 ali LIVER COMPLAlNTS 100 yeK-
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GREEN-PoOL-At st. Stephens Church. Sixth
District by the Rev Father Mandre, Tuesday eve
ming October 2sth Mr.. John 6. Green, of Mobile, Ala
and Miss Mary A. Pool of this CITY, daughter OF the
late Stephen F. Pool. of GAINESVILLE, Ala.
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GRAND OPENING
NEW FALL MILLINERY.
MRS. w. JACKSON,

MRS. W. JACKSON,
No. 554 Magazine, Cor. of st. Mary street,
b.. mat received superb stock Of HATS. RIBBONS
nj nWERs and MILLINERY GOODS Of all deserip |
t,ons. REAL LACE GOODS, COLLARS, HAND
etc.. etc.. AT COST. |
A fuI stock Of Ladies' and Childrcns Underwear, !
Embroidered Yokes and Pillow Cases, New scarfa
Tisa and Neck Ribbons, Sashes etc., etc.
GOLD AND SILVER FRINGE AND STARS FOX
REGALIAS.
BIaok Silk Fringes, Gimps. Battons etc. In great
var,stv. with q ane variety OF
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, ETC,
all MT prices to suit customers no2 lm3p
DRY GOODS AT ASTONISHING BARGAINS
| MAX BRAUhS.
6tr Magazine Street.
| Near Josephine.
| WINDOW SHADES AT HALF THEIR VALUE.
| IN MONDAY Nov. ;. will open my entire stock OF
| on FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
to lady friends ana cubto o
I'D Hiii continue the during this great panic.
The opening Of the day will be with the moss ssie".
E%press Cloths sattnes. Serges Repps. AipaSa t
sstIpe" BTACK ALPACA A SPECIALITY
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Cvrsets, SGswls, flahhef
and a s,an mi line Of HOUSEKEEPING GooDs, Mat
Cali soop and convince yourselves that all Goods ca
be had n as Max BRAUNs Gil Magazine St
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D. III. HOLMES,
myli % Iy5p
CHARTER.

myll 3 ly5p -
CHARTER.
STATE - Nav Sss.s ss ORLEANS ssfi
in eight az sss
and Ustss The
WAM Jes5ra CasS sai Of HS sassa duly
asd da ,ns
;ss,
S sSs OF
to the in ans
x they
e ssipSistion asi following iSS wit: L.
| ARTICLE I. ii
sh's t. n ;sy'S ~ s5 rs
have and enjoy succession n s sSss aaS
sss
officer upon whom all citations shall DO served
! ARTICLE IL
of fund SUFFICIENT enable the stock to Hn S
s rasns ans sse that Of
. they may deem advantageous.
The members of this Association must be resiaents
MnG pr ,b %ay oM hGG sSs
9. ARTICLE ~.
Tho capital stock Of this As;9cSton sha Ss into
Thousand ssSS sssres OF two hundred
srs each The shall be paid as follows, nsst
sf
! ToStc on
u ssaet ths hundred
e ~. ARTICLEv.
any stockho,der shall neglect or refuse to pay
weekly 0 so nsseens
sun an d Rss 5'e
sS sS
hi ' sson
has shall pay an aan has
Erected Each and weekly refusal or 10 hi
ayS %S;sh by SsgsSS
Oh covered by prepayment no fines can DO le'oo
ARTICLE
Each stakeholder each share Of stock that ne n
the soc shs be oan
ssOOl dolars-less the premium offered nc ot
s1t
R1sTdis s''
hsV Ing OF ySrne shall
titled succeeding loans offered a 81 1naa bis
he III not
haFs than .Sa sha
Ss e
MS nominal loan) by weekly payments ~ 'H' '' - 80
ARTICLE VII.
Whenever stockholder shall be declared sn tha
he shall u, S lilo sS 90 and Sefore
the same he shall the payment thereof 70 no,
by act % tho
d9s receipt, Ell ea sss 81
within . shrsi WITH al
the .aoS paIeS
title and seasShss; BACK to the
ARTICLE VIII.
uspend having taken no iS esa A Ps snss
1Ha
or So PrdSsd be-
maid said loan which he may do at any t,Si ia a
her Of the yasr the h.
STING nn h.Ie snail be- refunded to said %
nd osss iGSs
to and sSa Sy vote Sssn
of sn approTsd the ns 1nd
for , End aSp me%ss IN IN and
S,as to the
a ns af e. As Of
mot ssns i0s so @thdraw 70
from the
ace. and his portion of losses sus'aihe"'
s0 ARTICLE TX.
=, ,ho interest remains unpaid for one yea
Of compel payment pPoceed
a,d cn the BOND
law. this case Of recovery 81 and legal
s %p and
Of acton to be
the me- t ssrsu ipGS Party
for all hoIdeT mot having taken loan shall
y of the to pay his weekly hoder 20 aegecting
condition one csiye from tho Treasurer the amount
sn maid in by him, without any anoMHn. 20
$500 SfSt deductiDg all fines and forieituree U
RIENT he charged against him, and also poI. ,n he
OF merely , loss y, i me- a ss S
tie it also ARTICLE X.
never the corporate powers of this Association
any other managed and exercised " Boa d maiorty Of
painless of sst Of Quorum for transaction
aDle AiS0i'
ties which ARTICLE AL 80 .,
,ody De. The following named h.II hold their on
he I.ecnnd Monday of January 1874 or nntl NJ ~
eSsorH shall be duly elected and q1Al1Inne11 - "
kTUREs 4HsaEs John 9cCSaTsz John EinRsy
inv NaTtin A. Alleyn. J. Mahoney. III. A.
nsSr,d Thos McKeEdrick, p. A Finney' A.
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D F. GOGARTY, -, c.up STREET.
r,.ra "a tn oainl Every Catholic Institation and
Religious we'll every Gat6she Team ta%y an IN
t LOUISA and Kansas can purchase the CATHOL1C
FAMILY ALMANAC for 1874 at the Old Catholic ., BOOB
Store Isl Camp street. for &c., per copy or y 20 per
dozen. Never send your money to New YORK wneh you
eaanaSy 1sfsGE IS HJIRisH-AMERICAN ALMANAC,
much ,bs nn a of the
csebrated and patriotic countrymen the Rev Father
Bnske-wM be on hand in q few days SEND IN your
orders for one or both NV -
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GRAND OPENING
GRAND OPENING
SPLENDID NEW STOCK
MRS. DOHERTY's EMPORIUM,

"a aud 96. Canal Street. "a ana 80
Mrs Doherty having just returned from the NORTH
takea great pleasure announcing TO the LADIES' Oh Now
orleapa that on MONDAY, November loth' she Will
omen her new stock which che has been at great
In selectine and which is unsurpassed by any IN the
city. -, 10 ,o-rd
Among other novelties and speciattes will be ionno
ox1DIZED BUCKLES and CHATELA1NES' and
! 6,I line Of PEARL, JET and STEEL ORNAMENTS.
ALSO
| MISSES, NORMANDY BATS SILK RuFFS ana
| ILLUSION PLEATINGS
and fun line Of desirable goods all In the lates'
| anu W - y. -. IN anti the times no9lt
| r ADIEsl LADIES! LADIES
Tho November METROPOLITAN, containing all the
WINTER FASHIONS,
,n,t rscsivsd. and for sale at the Agents office,
NO. SO CANAL STREET,
whore full assortment Of
; Bntteriok g. Co.'s Celebrated Paper Patternt
ara ALWAYS on hand Every pattern warranted to 1T
Cali sarIv to avoid the general rush
Ladies' in attendance.
The WINTER CATALOGUE is now ready i0r Oil
tributOn FREE, and will be mailed to any address o.
3 application. "A' N' 49,
l noe 1t
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MO SUSfENoAoH
NO HUMBUG!

We ber to inform many friends that during Tue
late crisis in Dry Goods Market we have o
lA., 80 and nice assortment of DRESS GOODS,
pTEAcaEp and BROWN DOMEsTICS. ALPACA,
LEANS. HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, ETC.. etc.
which we will sell very low prices few Of which We
append: mo
Good Brown 20 RI Nc .f5c.
- All STioi" S1 ANNEIS .............25c CSC.
- All Moot rGTTGN-~ .l0c.
- hieo SGSNSnaT r. .l5c.
- "a - bS s.SE ATpaCA .35c.
A large assortment Of Two'Button KID GLOVES. 5oc
spotted, at
And everything else in proportion, at ..o.
~ ,wSn LEVY BROS, $50 Magazine street.
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CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNEK'
,51 Camp Street. IDA
Inform, tho public that he ia prepared 20 furnish al
nooks on the Alphabetical List Of the Catnono
cation Society at TWENTY FEE CENT iH0S -,
0cITE PRICE. Therefore. do not send your
80 - New York when you do better at home
All orders promptly hllOd by 49,.
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