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Ill Gomcoroia.
% prutfbes Tbeater.
Irtiniiher Sirettor. Guitar sd,erenbeta.
Sapeufne'ner ..Trof- s s.. Bpfewalo.
%. Announcements =Yorie[iuno.
Olenlta9, ben s. Oe5ember 1874,
0HIII Z IltII UIuIt
II Warta uno Maahalenan a
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SWaLlptel IN AfteH pom saul SlnoQu.
(1e6erau eGiientid 9epeieu.)
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ReIerpirte Sise rnb itets am Sase por Der gSor.
iteluna BON bis u6r uuo ON GGee Der gSorifel=
lung pom 8 bis llhr in Der r@oncor6ia" su ba6en,
9anen Seffnun9 7 ubr. Se9lnn Der Soriteuuna
prdce l5r.
3ur9 efa i9en8ea dtung! - Gem
tSnnl4e oteler 2beaterfreunbe 5u eutipreden, nnb
us auI 2Seiteres % Silete Su $40 bel 6rn. O. ".
Stele StIete beretti9en ben Jnbober, ain Gaqe Der
Soritelnn9 Siee obue @gtra Yersituus gu refer
oiren. f3qI-q2lI
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aaatrat'n- uno gfttfn : 9abril
BON
11riat 4. Yolla6

fft gRf> 90, VOr,ssSS DtO O0tos8tt0fE
8aItSkSote.
Cine arose NusmabI BON Saars, Mats1rob. unb
enrinaeber glatraten, ouis aud pen Gt6eru, Detts
3,pi6 u. /. No.. melde su biaisen Vreiien perfanft
fperben, tctS aui Eager.
u6 nett reparirt (Aua2.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-07

Wem Orleans, 4. Deg. = 2lm VorS
bes S6iffes yllniteb States," Capt 0uno,
brad heute, als itf oaiielbe i'm BaB 9'Sutre
befano, ei1e Meuterei ans. Gin Matroie
ipuroe get0otet nno bier 4uoere muroen bier
her 7Ifriif oPid,idt
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lIufer f0utaltd,er 8an.

San Sran3isco, 5. OeSbr. = &Dniq
aalafaua uno @efolge retl'ten beute Moraell
in einem ipesielleu Yalaitwa9gon nah @aibz
ington ab.
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Smuter wieoer ein neucr Gbarleu
HoE

Ct. 9ouis, 5. 0e3. = Sn Gbeiter,
SQ., bat meu pieocr auf einige Gage einen
anaben entbedt, Der benz peri6wunoeuen
Sbarlen RoR aleitleu ioa
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Rod eime Ntpilflaee 9egen Sen
StGdtS 2lttottor WcSiratD.

Sf. y a 4 IFllt1., 5: UeS. = Der
General taatsannalt bat cine @tuilflage
gtgen ben 9rsStaats. auoitor Charles Otts
Siratb 8ebufS Stiiderltattullg bon $94, 500,
ie er ipabrenb ieiner ueunjdbrigen Imtspez
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Ste a,sffiinDteem sd,iifserbetter .
Se8rabniB 0es WtaDprs Sape=
me1er bon Tetp : Dorf.

Nem y)0rty D. Oe5. - Ser NauW por
benz 6auie bes Ntapors Sapemeper unb
idmmtlidle StraBen, burfJ meld,e Der 2eis
fenSng id) bemegte, iparen geordn9t poller
gfeni6en. @bru. 9r. Bottom BON Der
bii60flifen Metbooiitenfirhe, unc gbrlu.
Or. Snrd)arb bon Der BreSbDterianerfirfe
leiteten Die 6eicrlidfeiten. Seioe @eiitlide
blelten in bem Sterbebauie InlpraAen an Die
Serianlmelten iiber bas 2eben uno bas
gSirfen oes Seritorbeueu. Der Sarg marb
bann bon ben Seamten elmer Suder 6affine-
rie, begleitet BON ben Seaniten ocr perid)ieoe=
men @tunisipal 9epartements uno ben Sd,ii-
lern oreier 0ffentliden Shulen nod Der
Stride geleitet, bic, beionoers BON Oamen,
bis auf ben lebtei1 Ylab geiiillt mar. Bic
9ird)e ielbit trng feineu Srauerlhmud.
ebrlu. Or. Sutton iprad oaS @ebet uno
Siidof Sanes ioruie Der Gbrip. 0r. aoams
uno @brw. 5are bielteu Die 2eidenreben.
Son Der STRIDE bis gum @otteSadsr biloeteu
oas T., s., 9. nno %. 8egtment inter Srl=
gaoez@eneral 9Saro, bic alten 6euertuebr-
leute nno bic alten 9aroen Die @breu gsforte.
Ser Stab bes @eneral 9ir, Der fiir5lih gum
@ouperneur eripablte 9r. Silhen INT anbere
berporagenoe Siirger tru9en Die Sabrz
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9ie0er eim Giienbabnfrie9 BET
Sonnttn9optt, ga. Ste ,,Gos
Iumbia Sci Settnn8. a. Die
,,&emnf. Gentral=" 9egen ote
nIfittt nrc= Shin= =gSnhtt

8biIabelpbia, 6. 9esbr. - Cine
SpeSial=0epeid}e bon Suntingoon, Yeuni.,
melbete geitern Abenb meitere &inSelubeiten
litter ben Serlud Der rGolumbia SOnOnitz
Comp" cine 6Dbre inter Dem @eleiie Der
y @eii= Benni. z3peigbaBn" bel Bomers'> >&un
81 le9en. Seltoem Die 5tObre am lebten
6reitage aufgeriien pllroe, lagerten etpa
100 gepafinete inter Sberlt CREIGHTON in
Der 9dbe, I'M jeoen Seriudl, bic 8Dbren
mieOer 81 lcgen, Su perhinoern. an cams
tag slbeno begaben iif 800 0taidtniiten,
arbeiter unb gSagenbauer ua9 Dem Sabn-
bofe in slltoona unb fubren ab, nm bic bel
YpmerS' Stun aufgefellte Wtannldaft Sn pers
itarfen. Sic aeute itnb beluafinet; @inige
erbielteu ibre slus .itItung bon 6ollioapsz
burg.
Sic 80bren<@ompagnie piro angebli6 BON
Der ySaltimore@Sh gabu Comp" Ipeld)e
Die nYittsbur9 Gonreasulae= Sabn" eignet,
unterltitt. Sieielbe beaulpru6t oas Redt,
9f0bren bon Der Selgegeno bis nad allegbe=
M Gountp III lesen; Der Sreibrief wuroe gu
olelem 3mede Dor n,ebrersn Sabreu bur6
Die @eietsebung seidmuaselt. Die uYenn=
iplbania. Sabn" miro ntdt geitatten, oaB Die
80breu 1eitung ir9encwo lire S6lenen
f,ou
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T. RAINE, Proprietor.

mann! 6arbcr & Comp, 13 Ditto GiIiq, 80
Srbo'te G1it9 uno l Site Sier fir Sollmapn
Y Carl, i Ditto iiir Seurn & Stefiens, 5
Stndldner 9eo0ate SIrHen uuo Rife 8unrz
nlts 8robtn tllr Brtor x bon &6Qen, Sitter
9Setn fiir OcHrg 28ebiter, Ditto guoer iiir
WtperS & Seolau, l Ditto 8orseQaumaoreu
titr Sergbo, 6iibling & &omp. In Gbicaop.
260 Silten iiir Il. o. &arEouie uuo 80 Siiten
uuo 200 Sbonpfeiien fir 8. 5iaac8 & Conn
III ebca9o, 10 StiidiGiier Sirid)euiait fiir
i. g., , Siiten Spielmaarcn unD T9ipr
6rad)te fiir 9logge, Spilter & Comp, %
Stndfaner Sauertraut, > oitto lGure @urteu,
. Ditto @t6orten, 10 SGde 6irie unb 80oitto
EInlen fitr u. g., 8iiten Sier fir 9. 6.
Sdllor, Sllte &aufmannsuaarcu fiir &arl
Salport, 20 SlltCn unb 2007 Stiide Ditto fir
N. N., 8lauo iiir Satob GroB, Siite ga.
lanfcrltmaaren fir u. Surlieer & @omp. in
SncIHnatl, 81 Sallen lcere SGfe fir u.
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%. Y. SDiels y Comp, l Sllte SeOer fir
SSbeelmrlgBt, Ntuoge & Comp, 25 Srboite
Sauutraut iir YrIOr & Don G0Qen, 81 Sal.
zen SauTmannSmaaren fir u. g., 3 Siiteu
Stoermaoren lie Sebr 9auftelo & Comp, |
u tltt Sleloun9etude fir oon Sapif & 4hrens,
&llIe 9p9mpagner fiir @ebr. Tidber uno
stlIe mt @emaloen uuo elmer SlaQQe fir baS
Dltnge Oltretdlld)e GOniulat.
Gine riibrenoe S3eue iauO, ais Oje ,,Sruuu.
d,meig" ibre gberfte errel1te, tatt. Die
Vtutter elmer iuugen Dame, ciner Saliiten,
Pailaglerin, tpartete rubtg am llfcr, bis Die
'aufpIante pom 8oro bis 3ur @erite qeid,o.
cu mar; bann elite lie dui's Stiii uno iud)tc
ne erlebnte Sod)ter auf. gSdbreno tie 6le
umarnte, perlieB tie ibre Sal
ing, mo iie fte in Sbnmadt.
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Jeaern, Matrasem uno Wetten

V9Ut1e1 VuHuWbtt e Slhffeff.
IT. ~, gSeit= Iraftftrnss
nahe Der Bride
5000 Yfuno rbeien @dnieiebsrn, rein unb tro,en:
.SaarS, Sprinsz uub Suit= Miatroteu. norrath;,
ooer anf 8eiteluns semabt; aud oas Reparatnggsgg
aurs ssefts seiorst.
a0obe,n a1er art gepolftert ODER umeepofdert
QouuaeS. .FSopbas uubSeiieln porrdtbis; ind no Il
Orber aem DIT o6er reparirt Su ben 6i(i9ifen Yreiien
TCore)e fos NteF) '
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nannt, bic fib nit ben Meiitern getrefs ei
nes Gompronilies in Serbinbuug ieten ioll
ten. Sn elmer geitern Ibeno itattsebabter
Seriammlung beribteteu bieielben, oab H.
men Don benielben porsei6lagen morben iei
ibre gereinisuns aufsul5ien. Die @omite'u
ueigerten it'd, auf oieien @orid,lag ein3uge,
ben, mas linen ben itiirniiben Seifal Der
Seriammlung einbrad)te. @s uuroe bar=
nad einitimmis beidloien, ben ausitano
fort5uiesen.
9te ausftiiuStsen Sd,iTsarbetter.
fsisrnoen g g6iifsarssitsr' b teri BON Sobofsn habsn ben
beute ote arbett gu BEN rebuSirtsn Yreiien
tpieoer aufaenommen, anoere rperoen Oforgen
folgen. 0ieienigen BON 8rooflpn geneb=
lni9ten 9eitern abeno Die &ebnftion Der Yreiie
fir Hadtarbeit, iueiserten iid a6er nit ben
frfa nrhp
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Meuterei anti eiuetit Sd,fffe.

riooe iuibsrredtli9 iid an9eeisnet bat, sinse
feitet.
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ssamtltentrag0oie TT &ape Wap,
Ueff,s Tericf1.

Sd pc 81 an, 6. OeS.- Sbomas gSallb,
ein Ybilaoelpbia'er Wt0belhanbler, feuerte
beute auf ieine Srau Sdiiiie ab uno Der
wunoete iie tOOtltd. ruorauf er Td] glei6fals
in Die Sruit id)oB. Seibe rpobnten i'm
ramerican SOuie," beiien Seiberin Sran
gSallb lit. Sduslife @irren paren bic llr=
iahe Der SdieBaffaire, meld)e lpabri6einlib
in beioen Sdllen etnen tObtliden slnsgaug
nebmen miro.
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@ermtfd,te 9epci1en a,ts
Eeftt sN nrf.

&c etp <0orf, 6. Sesbr. - Som 1. San.
bis 1. DECEMBER itnb 1852 Ginmauoerer
I'M Gatle @arben eiugetroffen. 9ieies lit
cine beoeutenoe 4bnabnte i'm SerQleid gu
friiberen Sabren.
= Die aftienb6rie mar SIT Gbreu bes Maz
nor Sauemeper gel6loien.
- Der mo6elttlide Saufberid]t aibt folgen-
beu QusipeiS: 4bnabme Der Sotal 6elerpe
S., 5,942, 800; 3uuabn,e Der anleben s3,787,.
200; abnabme Der Spesie 50 1852, 100; ab=
nabine Der yQegal SenOer" $3,O80, POO; Ibz
nabme Der @irfulation 81 ,295 700; Ibnabme
Der 0epoiiten So, 3,135 200.
- 0ictoria @oobbuq uuo &. s. Glailin
muroen geitern auf cine glutlage Scr Srau
&arriman perbaftet, aber lofort Wieoer inSreis
belt 9eiett.
-0te 8aitoreu Ser Staot NelpzDorf moi.
len am Wtontas cine Seriammlung balttn
nno ben Semperen3 SelO6u9 wleOer erDlit
1len.
- IusuB Sdsler, friber lieutenant in'ber
DitreirblIden 1rnlte, DurOe bier allI Die Nl<
flage perbaitet, bic 9tegimentsfaiie I'm 30,z
900 Sulben beltoben gu bahen: er erItattete
$4,000 in @reenbafS 5urif unO lolrE BENT
nd9it ausgeIieiert perben.
- 8rai ibent Grant, @en.> >Yoitmeiiter Sc
mea, Senator Sonftng llnO y. 9S. Seetbcr
haben @tnlabungen angenomn1en 3u Dem am
%. DECEMBER itattfinOenben Sabresbanfette
Der Stem, @nglano Societg."
= Sbeooor clifton bat in 5olge ietnerBro=
Seiie, melte ieine 3eit Su itarf in aniprnd
nebmen, Die Sorleluugs engagements in
SoIton auigeiagt.
= Ser apotbefer Seinri9 SfDnoampf
mnroe III SerIeD Gitp pon Der r@rie Sabn"
ibsrfabren unO tDptlib perlest.
= Gin oer Bapouia, Sabre beging geitera
ein 9lrbeiter Selbltmorb.
- Ser 9pfr. yState Of Snbiana" lit bon
@laSQom bier einaetroffeu.
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Giue fleine Nnjablnug

i'm antan9e uno Der RcIt in Gei1ten monottidea
3abun9en iino Die Seotn9un9en, uuter uel6eH
mon cine
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Widtiae Nuseiae

far 0rnnoet8 et8ent1auterI
SsmoI6e, abtrltte, CesspooS, Segtlofer uno amber,
8ertiejunsen mefoen bel 9ase seIsert obue lbisn
Berud burd ben neusH
ssrndlleten Mussra bnns s.apnarat.
Vile Nuitrdge peroen prompt bei0rat,
Streau : Str. A Eoro SoEioaaItraSe
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&ingsforo's
StIbet9 latt5s
g t d + t {.
.&tn95toto'4
CSDe0o @elSdjfprtt Stdrtt-

Tan protire Ee, ipenx snan bic aeinswano fdSor
ausielen maGen wtl.
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Wan faufe Sinners

Wtat faufe SINGERS
stmo que atoeren Hdbatafd,tuett,
unb loIie ale Reparaturen beiorsen BON
i. %. gSiIo,
oeuti es g. efhdft,
(Aprilt5, ,12TiteI) Ns. 81, Wci=SaItttnoreftr.
Gtabttrt 1913.
0epebre.
9auilaoenbe
0kSuetre, 8ad)sett, YtftoIth,
21pDarate fur s5ager,
ammunition uno Uioterialten iir @eipeh1s
Sa6rifdnteu II. {. 10.
TIM @roseu nuo &(etueu.
@emetre auf Seiienuns anseIertist, ooer tn be
befea Deie reparirt.
Mieranoer RcGnma8,
Nr. 81, Sib @aluert Strase, Baltimore.
(D1traf2 f2gitef .t&ml
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NemzDorf, 4. Deg. = &iirSlid) bate
bic ngereinigung Der Siifer" @omite's err
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Yaris, 4. 0eS. = Der allgemetne Gin,
bruf Der Sotidaft WacWabon's lit oer, OaB
iie feine Serdnoerung in Der polittihen St-
tuatiou ueruriahte. Die 2egttinliiten mei=
germ iid] mad, pie Dor, fir bic conititutionel-
len @eiebesuorlagen 5u itinmen. Oas ltufe
Centrum perparf in elmer beutigen Seramm-
lnng Den Soridlag, iene GeleRe ioiort sur
9isfuiiiou 5u itelleu uuo bel9loB, bic Sni-
tiattue nes red)teu Sentrunls uno Der 9fe9e>
ruuQ absIfmarteu
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gonoon, a. OeS. : rEtmes" erbielt cine
SpeSlaloepeidle ans Calcutta, mad, tpel1er
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Gt0tItrf TIM cSabTt 1882
Wfl! Wel! Oel!
0esbess, gifenbabt.., @afMtnen'
8tetttt=
uub alIe attberen Mrten Oels
I'm @ro6en bel
~. 6. Wubtaion & Sobas
Str. 81, Soutbitrabe,
berRoruborfe seseuhber.
fNua9h1SHl
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Y,ne unhbertrefftare Yrdparatiou fit Vuboina
&uraro's uno aI9emeine Gommer=Didt
81 qaoen In anen @rocerie zQanen (Nlnff 4 q Nl
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02
LITTER FROM CANTON, MISS

CANTON, MISS, July 9th, 1874.
Editor Morning Star:
Our beloved Bishop is now in our midst.
Yesterday he preached at ten o'clock an able
and eloquent sermon.
At five o'clock, P. NJ, lie administered the
Sacrament of Confirmation to twenty children
and adults, also giving to parents an instruct
i've lesson on their duties in this life At half
past seven this evening he will deliver lee
ture on temperance.
May God grant him many years to labor in
his vineyard. Yours, JK.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02
LETTER FROM GRAND ISLE.

Sunday, July Goth, 1874.
To the Editor of the MORNING STAR:
Father Suriray, priest of St. Charles parish,
came to this place from Fort Livingstone on
Saturday by steamer Bossier and celebrated
Mass this morning at 10 o'clock, in the presence
of good congregation. The Rev. Father ad-
dressed the congregation briefly in French and
English. There was collection before Mass
which was very satisfactory to the Rev. Fa-
ther, as everyone contributed freely.
Mass will be celebrated at this place at least
once a month hereafter. hope our Catholic
friends who intend visiting Grand Isleswill be
proud of the efforts of tn Rev. Father Suriray,
of St. Charles. -
The island is very attractive for those in
search of health and pleasure, the fine surf
bathing, fresh fish and oysters, >canpot be!sur-
passed by any of our lake shore watering
places. Yours, R.B.K.
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S,rning Star and Catholic Messenger,
~~~~~~~<>~>--~-~>~

DIED-At the Convent of st. Joseph. Bay st. Louis,
July a. s14 CELTsEs EIpan ShnSw5 in the reiieioGs
Elder and niece OF the Right Rev. Rishop of Natchez
While offering our sincerest sympathy to the
family who have lost from their midst SO
bright an example of every virtue, we can not
find in our hearts any sorrow or tears for her
whose lot is rather to be envied than deplored.
Dead already to the world and all its dear
est ties, she had meekly waited at the doorway
of her celestial home for only q few short years,
when 10 the Bridegroom came; and with the
dew of morn still on her brow, its freshness
still within her heart, she entered into her eter
nal spousas.
The remembrance of her virtues, the recollec-
ton of her gentle words, the thought of her
pure prayers, the souvenir of her young
blameless life, must Danish grief from the
hearts of all her sorrowing relatives, even the
sunshine dissipates the rain, while her name
type of her own fair soul and happy destiny
shall shine forever,e bow of light in the circle
of their hottest memories.
To the kind Sisters of st. Joseph, in whose
community her soul grew strong in virtue and
holiness, we tender rather our congratulations
than our sympathy, for we know that even
amid the tears of their bereavement, they still
acknowledge that their loss is indeed her gain (;
and that she has only FASTENED a little while
before them, to that bright homo for which
they have given mp all the joys of Earth, and
towards which their daily thoughts and aspi-
rations tend. May Heaven be their recon
pense! -
Peace to her guileless soul! May all who
knew and loved her, see, one day, her smiling
face welcoming them all into the kingdom CT
her celestial Bridegroom! R. 1. P.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02

A THOUSAND YEARS AGo-O0e of the
wonders of the world is demonstrated in
the fact that, about a thousand years ago,
o colony of Icelanders was planted on the
western coast of Greenland. They were
hardy people, Injured to cold and meagre
living, and there seemed to be no reason
why they should not take root in the frozen
soil of their new home. They built stone
church there, and stone houses to live in, of
which the ruins are still to be seen. But what
became of the builders is q question that
has never been solved, and never will be.
They vanished from the face of the earth,
and that is all that is known. Whether
cold, or pestilenee, or starvation took
them 90, or whether wandering sayages
Is led thens no man can ten Kseas
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Jon PRINT1NG.-A large number of mer-
chants being still under the impression that
printing in New Orleans costs the Same as in
bellnm times, call attention to the fol-
lowing prices, at which we are prepared to do
work, and which we are confident are as low
those asked in the Eastern or Western
cities:
Bill Hcads-1 ream assorted sizes, 81 ; reams,
$50. A ream of large sized bill heads (No. y
contains $50; ream of those of medium size
(No. 4) 1920, aud ream of the smallest size
(No. g. $3.50.
Business Cdrds-$3 to Sc per thousand. Fine
business card, So 80 per thousand.
Dray Receipts-S7 per ream, containing $3.50
ordinary size. Five reams, $50.
Letter Heads-S7 per ream. Five reams, $50.
Note Hcads-S5 so per ream. Five reams, 500.
Other work at proportionately low prices.
Proof of job will be submitted when de-
sired. Do not wait till you have entirely run
out of an Indispensable article before sending
your order to tho MORNING STAR office, ZIG
Poydras street, corner of Camp.
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DIED

MALoNE-on Wednesday. July %, 1874 at p. N ,
Bridget Hoover wife of Patrick Malone, aged forty
and six months, native of Dublin, Ireland and
resident OF ths city for the past twenty five
KEARNS-on Sunday, July &c, 1874 at 10 Pm James
Kearns, aged forty native of the County
Meath Ireland and resident Of this city for the
twenty.nine years.
DOBBINS-On Sunday evening" July ~. 1874, At II
O'Clock, Mrs: Mary Do66ins vile OF the late John u
forty yeara.
RoTHICK-O On Saturday, July rs 1874 az lIif0 r. r.,
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Steam on our canals seems to be an accom-
pIished fact. Six boats are now plying on the
Erie canal, and twelve others will shortly be
added, all capable of making the trip from
New York to Buffalo in five days. 1t is be-
lieved that the grain trade of the fall will he
considerably affected by the increasing cheap
ness of TRANSPORTATION.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-02
Some Beautiful New Books.

We have before specimen copies of the
school books, just issued by the Catholic Pub
LEGATION Society; and we certainly agree with
the circular in thinking them fully equal to
any books of like character in use, and in
matter and arrangement far superior to any
yet presented to the Catholic public.
The first is the illustrated Primer, charm
ing little volume, with large, clear type and
entertaining, instructive wood cuts. The mere
appearance of the Alphabet is singularly at
tractive, while every page unfolds to view
most tempting food for the ipquiriug mind of
childhood.
The First Reader bears upon its pages this
same attractive charm, and we perceive as we
continue our examination, that the pretty il
lustratous are nearly all original; and drawn
from the text. This Reader makes use of four
means to help the pupils progress-pictures,
classification, omission of irregular words as
far as possible and phonetic names of letters.
The pictures are very neat and suggestive, re-
plenishing the child's mind with simple
thoughts and wholesome information.
The Second Reader realizes all the promises
of the First but is, of course, of higher in
tellectual order both in regard to the designs
and the lessons conveyed in the text.
The four remaining volumes of this series
will be ready shortly, and, if judged by these
primary books, will be of high order of merit,
and valuable as contributions to the literature
of our day. We congratulate the Cath aic
Publication Society upon the issue of these
high toned, intellectual and instructive school
series, beautiful in binding, clear in type, ex-
cellent in matter, and superior to any books of
the kind in present use among our schools. We
have M douht ia nj W ch he take
in these books, will compensate Mr.. Kehoe for
the enterprise energy and good taste he has
displaye ed in furnishing this charming series to
our many Catholic institutions.
Mr.. c. D. Elder, lea Camp street, is the reg
ular agent for this series, and is prepared to
receive and fill orders for the same, at the
Publishers lowest rates, which, by the way,
are remarkably toD TO teachers.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS HOMESTEAD AS
SOCIATION-New Orleans. July 81 1874 = The Stock.
holders of this Association hereby notified that
LOAN will be offered on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Aug s. 1874 at u clock in the Morning Star Hail. II6
Poydrss street.
Tho public also cordially in vited to be present.
E. SWEENEY President.
t. .OSULLIVAN, Secretary. au2 1t
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returns by II clock THIS Sunday MORNING. Aug.
. 1874, to Mark r. Gil!en, 1879 Laurel street TO
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