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DUTY or l.. :. SUPERVISORS.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CcrRr,

UNITED STATES CInCUrs CorRr
FIFTH CIRCUIT, DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
Clerk office, New Or.eairs sept. I, 1874 J
By virtue Of ara Act Of Congress approved
April Il, 1902, 'chSrcn OF person, .lus natural
lied, and bong under the age OF twenty ne
years, At the M Of taeir parents being 40 natu-
raliz4sa, and If dwei ing III the United States, BE-
considered citizens Of tia United States"
All persons VINO may have been IN that manner
become citizens OF the United states are entitled
70 register ana vote upon comp slng with the
law d the State III respect to repatriation. fA
lSignedl 4. MOBILITY
Chief supervisor OF Elections
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!! BANKERS AND BKOk Frs.
7 OUISIANA SAVINGS DANR AND XAF)
IL Deposit COMPANY.
81 ...s...s.. Camp street .........5l
E 6. PALMER. President. 80 '''''''
7 JAMES JACKSON, Vice President
| DIRECTORS.
Ed CONEkl, FREDERICK WING.
). Il. KELLER, W. II. THOMAS,
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON.
f. G. PALMER.
Ita capital gives security to deposits
Deposits Of Fifty Cents and upwards received
and SIX PER CENT. INHERENT allowed
iyl0 3m John y WALTON Cashier
~ Ew OiLEAN> SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
1876 Canal street.
TRUsTKEs.
Dr. w. Newton Mercer
G. +. Generes. David Urquhart.
George Jonas JOHN q ,;alnea
Thomas A. Adams, Carl Kuen
rh"s. 4 Hen Clarke CHRISTIAN Schneider
Chss. j Leeds Samuel ,ainlsun
Interest allowed DeL.
'.k>tess .eiden
sam JONES. Cash' APPS ~ 1y
HHE FREEDMEN'> sAviNs AND crust
COMPANY
a Savings Rant~ Chartered by
March. lsf!Y
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH.
IS3 Canal street. Corner OF Dryndeas
Bank Hours from A. Nj. To aP. NJ
OVes ~at"rdab "Rhs I" sereive Nta"sl's from
O'riocks
ki"ierr-s Allowed on Deposits.
Z. D. SlUKTEVANT CashieS
an;'"s'" HENRY RAcA> A--,s'. t'a-hies
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address " tae on >erva,ivr Voters Of the
Parish II OrI ans,

Hooss OEAoCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE
NV Orleans. sept. q, 1874.
The Democratic Parish Con mIftee de.n !,
NECESSARY Ct ti'lA moment to call the attention
q tleii Conservative fello~ citizens to tn. i'm,
p0rtsnCe OF pr ssrssna snd ~ RI citing Their or.
e1nizat,0n f"r the co1sinx csln Aign
It - tho plan and Nan.fxss dst, Of ever,
patno,sc cati4'n to r, sistsr. to v.ts asd t. Y:
thai biz VDts 10 counted
The same d. Gaiesl ~ reaeio0 of pnbhe an, H.
ms And sepeyAl euASrsiasns xhick ssi,,etl Ar
" ~ Ms:"ry over ths u-urpaic ion on tbs l4th
elec,in. and y felr covut We ak NO more "a
secure the ssace,. y eur gauss a. t,s Nsve,pI.s
sler,ion.
Register every conservative vo,sr. Urue ,us
every citizen Of ft'rtsgs BIRTH sntisted anisr the
az 70 oasuralza 'io", tho duty u 'Dan.etlaa.+
aetSn. that he may q once asswlMe the fun pr,vL
lees = Amencsn c,ssepship aud s.d IA me ~
f1ous work OF he states retasmpts,n
6sinte'D The Vrgs,,As h.n end .aaene, O,
ynr phs, and maize a many and d.,erm ped
snert ~ red+' n the Hiate b. he -i- elton 81 Nm
~ and eapalAe nsp O. she oppr.a c.lnx lecsAn
T. MaIccaGA FrriAi. ut
WILL SrsSES, rsce ipess7ens
y. l. BeVpA Heer..f0rv "A
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Registration Offices.

The following are tho boundaries and loo
ton Of the offices in thlS parish for the rszis.
trat,on OF voters TIE oToes eere opened
Monday morning As gust 81.
FIRST Ehriion I',,.,a1S-Boaded e. Telint.
Thalia and the Mississippi River
Office No. 4Uas ST. Charles ~ oct.
SECOND Boundt>s Ivy Tlsia, .lalia enc the Mis-
sisslppl River.
Office cornee Ca.,ye and GO 'o.delet strs.ts.
1h1d bounded by suA4. Ci@eI enc the Ms
Sisslppl River.
Office ga Poylrss street.
FowM Sounded Sy tausl So Ia,ue ens de
Mississippi lsyvr.
Office ls.,so, Letwesn Cos end Bienv,lle
stree, q.
:, FyH--f,onadea s.s. Leus. St. Philip and sile
&ls.issipp itivtr.
ONO. ernsr s. Peter and RaIstsr, st,e-t
tho Mississippi liver.
9ni,r NJ. as Ti~ne street.
Se.en.h -B nyii.i ~ Esrasnsds, Elysnn
Fields aud IN, si'sslss,psA River.
otrests.
Asy.A -Boun,lAl ~ Elyuan Fisld., lafayette
Avenue and ia. AlssissipA hi~G.
Office Ma. - Pct 81 Get.
Ninth ..Bound~I ~ ISfsSv<tv Avenue t. lever
Office corner Il Men.esut ana Royal.
1enA. .B''undsd ~ Fshsaty, First aud the Mis-
Of6ce corner Josephine ana Laurel.
Nere,aA-. sunded by Frs, TulSdanS and the
1ississpn RIVER.
Office No ~ Washington street
Tr.TA-Bounhd ~ Toedsne street, Napo-
leon Avenue and the Mississipm River.
On ~ Magazine street. between Mllan apd Ma.
fengO.
7hi,tts,sd- : Bounded BY Napoleon Avenue.
Up or Line anu the Mi<siasipp RIVER.
Office corner Magazine and Marengo
F0u'1<s,ah- . Bounded By Upper Lima Liver
Line and tine Mississippi iuver.
Office Ferdinand strost, between Chestnut and
Broadway.
FSft<enth-orlsans, Fight Bank.
Office I'D Court.heuss, Alglsrs.
!SGzse~,lh- Bounded b., Lower Line street. Car.
rollton Avenue aud tbs M,ss,ssipei River.
Office Court Hepse. Careitnn Avenue
Seventeenth Bounded by Carr Iiton Avenue |
Labarre L. sd aud the Mississippi River.
Office csrrvliton AvSnus, between Hampooe
An. second str,e,s.
An American Ini lisaaire hss given sn order 70 |
Dresden foe DIM T. rvse. 4 cons SITS p ere
pieces, into winch nity slS 90 aud cosors ere n
trluctd 1ha lstes Cad d. hes ", aacl, cours |
Of dlfie ent pattern and - t." .ehtre OF tncA
plate j. :, smeIed ondocA q, end on essh di>h |
copy f snm. cal, bra. O pScs oesssara As
cost u e5tUe, st1d.
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IMPOHTANr To VOTERS.
E@tR EI.yvR~TA YARD DENOCAATIC
AND tONSRhvATivE CLUB

l
| AND toNsBhvATivE CLUB
! Nee ON ems, September rs 1S74 J
Pnrs5ank ", . r.sr' Ansi'n0 opted ct meeting
of q b've club. che S)llosii& rJOr'. winch
"e. uIkssm asiy eopts6. sSs OisI ped +, be
pntSshe in the New Osiea.. BsLIsJNS
70 siS. iN ssIent ana Ne iSi~ q. tho Eleventh
| Ward d. n.ecrs,ic anA CM-+~yativ tlnb.
'oar coin1ltte. appoN "a ct . nsesihg Of
this eleh h, ID op F'i'as ensng, the - inst .
o. instructed sasp ~ &C. this MosAing nome
psn h.,A,e TO the p' eseution oi f~,~ s,At IATss-
| 2'eresiss (tso~ vt. - III shss ward, aNd par
scuiallv "f those c.,l,sn.o ~ NeiN'ai.st ckorsi
i Hti~,Aen.s "a 70 &c rsaj sisy ~ vi u, ihson IA
gH"Iunce, a. led b, .lseir uM,rn. iVl.d ~hite
tAi1 10 to the N,Sm,ssts, ~ erssds "f ri hinsi-,
siso a Wow 81 lse, peA' asa"a thei, rxn u re-
o,rt }, beg leave t., stat tl,st they have given
| he subject que coDs,I -ra,i,n, and report Hr
a,optnE ky tn ehnb me following pv-amb.e end
!, . wut Sns, eIoboHysna che we've " your
mIAe:
WAeress. The % Yelling opi, in of the pecyle,
>nprOpsed by the Senessi tue o. tls Radical Re-
ps 1i.sn leader, aarl h. uuner"iis fsa'n1- de-
urge rAns,s-s, A. bling SsAed to Republican
sottss, thrvnghoV, 'hS city and stat, with . view
u hsndnlcn'fy usiss 'hSm q che aning slst.
tk,n aid
ins, ck esen, under ule prose- 1t irAsmsss rals
without prdls detrr<hnatt n On ovr part tn
see jusairs enforced, y .sny cpx; therefore, D. It
Aosotre& lAt the werj = di. idss1 alsO st,e
tins " lr'r hlp h. bel, u sash q these &c
tions If fbns , oeRs. Ave- men shall ~ sels ed
whose dutS it sh.li bS - maze ard furnish. n
here n.fl.e dree.ed, !ricr u the s6th DAY d o.
b r, 1874. ~ a.tissNieue ~ q every MAJ NV
ne IL list s-ctlsn, b hs Staser Or alien, ~hits
Or b ack.
= i fu7hA yesarel fhst eonmittes ef eve
(5) ,. 6p,ointed BY The hasr. h.~e duty i shsl
10 to = HDnoe alphabetical y, il NesA form. shs
above q. e,h,pAl h.ts, end hsr, tA 1t sea0t enc
o'py for each Dou il tLss ~as a es d. Of
eaectim.
Be il urtA~ sssoaeA, That 40 We dee1 Ghts |
paon. t'gether w. b firm dsteranlnstA'n en- eur
part to have = tai &.fj0N Or sSns ~ a. the
only recourse lot ", We ulvit e.tr! cOtal
DEM cs9th' 6nd Cons AAtiv- Club n H. city a,sd
sore 1" cor. ar qn there resuutn - aaA prvces1
1t Uaee ~ q the @erh costs mlletad
J. y. AIcSo GATiRReAr1,
GhasASs.
1 +. rA@ros
=. u. ASDRAN,
CRN. n NAILHy,'
LeUR xHRID l.. !
h. h. AAls, PrAtdsat !
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WATCH THE REGlSTRYl

The followirs table sives the Ispussti6n frcm
the United States cen0ls Of MO OF Tive city Nv
wards. @f white and cnlosnd also, ne prOpo' tlon
Of v.'tNrs in each ward 30 10 g. And the Vicpnr-
tomato nnmbe- % VI to t. he cast, ba.. 4 ~ tie
p ienia secss ns in vi NE %rlls,pxI eitis- u
the Union, o. tot:
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
80 s>~-~---- s-.@~----------l-~~--
TiRUIGH ~ 81. xoUIs
WITHOUT CHANGE
va MOBILE AND THE MOBILH gNN OHIO
RAILROAD

Commencing October II
PsasenRer 'rains with through sleepefss Win.
out chsuee TOP ot. l. us, Wall leave the dera,t
10 81 Canal street ~ 4 ?. NJ, making iip.c,
conne.tDn With the AOtlLE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Cksr gs'na. cSol.- made ct Humls,id, TO,
Louisville, Can.is All and oil Z. stern sisiea. and
a.. 'aum.i n.y., with >t L, u and - r r.
Carr WIrhl Vr CHANGE 6e vesn New Orl+en.
ana It Las"s". Time - qniek and rare % low ..
~ any ether rvue.
Far aniornsnoa and throush tickets. H.
qute Ct ka'iioad Ticket Otli.e, ecrner Camp
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!. . 1eAPrs Aen .sry

"sea nay rstirss cid Governor NNese 70 .
e,lv' 81 soep . no ~ae stsncsi, iHhsA. Al- sLair
ia . ks,nth Cafoina S.slourent. :" '>euss me,
Oh a Baas "has lee ovnssitAs ter -
N,vUfs.o
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"0UR TICKET"

0Uk TICKET"
FOR STATE TREASURER,
JOHN e. MONCUkE, OF CADpo.
FOR CONGRESS-,
FIR DISTRICT,
Gen. r. L. GIBSON. of Orleans.
1scoND DISTRICT.
E. JOHN ELLIS. of Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH A. BREAUX, Of Iberia
FOURTH DISTRICT,
w. NJ LEVY, of Natchi oches.
FIFTH DISTRICT,
w. Z. SPENCER, OF Conoordia.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JOS. NJ. MOORE, OF st. Landry.
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OE.dOCkArHE =. 80 GIM "A. Iut
parish o ORLEANS


PARISH o ORLEANS.
r. NALocHR I4esi lent.
WILL TEVEs, Wee J. r-i,ients
GEv n. VsrEN. Tr .-nre,e
J. DOvkz. secretary.
1 !. H. hAsSY. Asss-,a II S.crrtaryp
| DIE .atrs.
Fses< Wart 0eP,ai- Aruous. r. .. Meailsa
( -, O'ri Wa'1, = ). >u ! vac j sns.N-i
{: mi !" Ward. u By,ns 1 f;cSnod-s
urth Ward. 4 .ll,.a. t"is,s PcNu sa,erma
! ~ h Var Jos Aem que IL. u J I.iscts
NI1sh Na- l.. ji,sois Jnh H.sw,.s
h"'tHtA Ssids Ts j.. saSlal Jr% /
\Aui.e
E.ght, w.ri. James s.v4i. soh. r,yns
Nllstl Ward. VIA StcS II. a'ml on icus
Tenth Wns,i. We Fer =, +. .r,.
E~-venah Ward. W. 10 j ar ss-lion.ss Jas y
'slMer.
~. mn warf, ..ee y Rim. nv w.sh...
T1ntss''th Ward, +. L B,we @ Z. Piper.
PUu,tt-e.sIh Nasl, Il. q Cart +. a. Sv enc,
Fi4eeNth Ward, ID. X. sMnno.. N. j. Barrett
b1ieSasth Nssl. - 49,
Sssestssn,b War. --
<tAndins t'.mmiitpess
finance Committee,
y. Msl0ohA Hx-oN "a W. II. sums, Geo. H
vlnton. e1-i'16t. y. rvas APin,uil, G.. N. Welsh
sss. v. J. J. Arm -tP,ny. 10 u y aucAar,l N. j.
Safata, r. J. Sufiiva's
NEGATIVE Committee
VIA Htevsu: sA-oliicis sh.lriuars ". II
Oyrvsa, los. Dem y mel.e r. g. q anchard. h.
s1Sod. GsA H. Wit u, D To Connore
Conference Cenmittees
W. ~ fS 90 S"sM e"sS e,,s v L~ s;owets
Sub Commf e Of Arrangements
E# F4oo,A r v. G&ft<s 4 d ..4ns
Printing and Advertisings
r IL blAup~sIs s.ss - ~s s&Ae. ". II.
isrness
Club" and Orxa nizatios 81 GISnss
.. ils Aallsots In rsssa
Election Co,nmlitteea
TirA Ward, r.Aa ~ sso,.
Aecon Ward, r. D Sui.lvoM
lind Ward. hoinas ite> ii.n,sa
Fourth ward Pau Wut,snan, ShairMans
FIT Ii Ward, IL EivH /
Sixth NaIu john a;'rw>tf.
seventh Ward. T. Is Bianhsrtl
Eighth W"lu, Janss \uw.A
N ~ y ard. PM llumA.
Tenth Warh, W p krr,t
eleventh AAr,, JOS, Ii Ii Pafnlsf,
Twelfth Ward a. y. W,Is...n.a
Tnirt.~ntn War - .. Ap,s.
Frnr . sith We'd + - Cart,Is
Fifteenth War'i, . J Esseis
SxteeDta War
Sese. A,eAtk scare, -~y
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""'" sun No. CarouGeiet SUI
y BAUMHARTNER, CIGAR NAyUpsz..
" tnrer 81 Magazine street, corner Nwakssa
>ew Orleans. Factory No. 3}s, First DesErsszr
La. ANY description Of Cigars, except the !Gsw'a
In:lties. made to order IN quantities If ,aaa o.
more, as NAV he desired. vt short notice. IHa 4ss
as low rate, il not lower than anv :i,er III a.S.
actlrer in the citv i."w,,.r. .rl ~,
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~ EW VkOSAAkhA ~. LvLLe AMI VHleAA<3.
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKAON ROrTR.
TfAur depar and 1rnve ~ taliSvs:
lFr"hs CGhape Arees beDta
DEFIANT AHHITR
nrrss 80 =. E.prsss :. 800 P. \
Oah tas' P. II. Nail ssOA1
tNllns4 POscs 0+epiDa Cars tAl0ueb to 4
s'vls. Chicago spd LuuIsvtIie.
Onh AZ shsnss aisss,r< ~ - KaNo
e1'SeA
NcANP se5 s3IS sA0 IAIos1Dsilup spaes II.
Nh asrsss. sArAev 70 nNeD
!. Il. sRPI ma. 49,,
Z sssE.I Hu.aA- s,A-
Ops az The r Or srcasd.
Mn. ANA o. BOEELL
~! In Sa@ Pss. m rssA
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iSf NOV Ais.

DENtVA1. - FDRSTALL & D'L,VGNE
u dealers III p int>. OILS Sulphur, Sugar Linz.
F-' til r. haze rln"r-' from Is! Magazine ct Get to
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r. NALnCHR l&es1ie
WILL TEvES, Wee J. r-i,ients
1Ev H. VIsrEN Tr s-nr-re
D J. Dovhz. secretary
!. II. hAHSY. Asss-ia II Secrrtaryp
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- :MONAs SITE OFFICE OF THE HOPE
~ Insurance ompany OF New Orleans has
| "es 'smove' from No. 81 Cana street 10 No
20 Comm % st eet. bet cen Camp and at
hari..-s LOUIS BARNETT
a?N Secretary.
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- IN DvA!s III DWELL co. PRO
| IL sl-i,n Dealers have r, moved from ~ Pow
4 rrr 1t. 50 Ma zine street, b. tween p.y-
! iras and !.aiayttt. str e's 81 I'm
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Executive Committee
VIA HteSsu: sA-onlc,s sh.lri,ans ". II
leyrpss, los. Dem "rele r. Is. b anchardr b.
f7Sod. GeaA H Wit IL D IL Cun,,ors
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lCommunlcated.l
The American Pilgrimage.

| To the Editor of the MORNING STAR:
In his letter, published in your paper of the
LIST inst, approving the pilgrimage, His Grace,
the Most Rev. Archbishop, says that he "would
deeply regret the representation of the
diocese of New Orleans under circumstances 40
solemn" AS layman I, also, would deeply
regret the absence of representatives from
this one of the Oldest and most Catholic of the
dioceses of the United States, and 1 believe
that but express the sincere desire of our
people when state that they would willingly
contribute towards fund to defray the ex-
penses of sending not one but three represent
atIves Perhaps our Most Rev. Archbishop
himself might be prevailed upon to represent
us on this occasion at least it would seem to
ME appropriate to make the request Of him.
This is a work that could be easily performed
by the Catholic Union, but if no action is
taken by its Council, would propose that some
influential layman, who has the honor of the
diocese at heart, publish card calling meet
ing for some day next week, and that COM
mttee be there formed to take the matter in
charge. Our two Catholic papers, the PROMO
gofeM and the STAR, could publish the list of
contributions every week, and 1 am certain
that by the LIST of May $1,000 or $500 would
be received. I,Or-rs1AN1.N
Nec Orleans, March 10, 1874.
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The Parade and Ceremonies on st. Patrick's Day

1
! In other columns OF 6af present issue will
be found the programme of the Hiberniar
Association for the parade on St. Patrick's Day
and notices from the marshals of the several
associations announcing the time at which
they are to meet.
AS usual, the Branches will attend Mass al
their respective parish churches Branch No. !
at St. Patrick's at a quarter before o'clock
Branch 2 at st. Peters, Branch at st. Jo-
seph's, and SO on.
The New Orleans Catholic Total Abstinence
Association and the st. Aloysus' Cadets will
attend Mass at o'clock at the Jesuits', where
the new banner of the Cadets will be blessed
st. Joseph's and st. Alphonsus' Total Absti-
nence Societies will attend their parish
churches and will each have their beautiful
new banner blessed. The Mass at ST. Alphon-
sus will be at O'clock
In the evening, as announced elsewhere,
there will he lecture at St. Joseph's church
by Father Smith, and sermon at St. Alphon-
sus' church by Father Nethart
The corner stone of ST. Patrick's new Hall,
corner Camp and Lafayette streets, will be laid
at liz o'clock. His Grace, the Most Rev.
Archbishop, will officiate, and several societies,
among Others the Total Abstinence Societies.
will participate in the ceremonies.
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England and Her Friends.

1t cannot be with any very pleasant sen
satlons that English statesmen witness the
boon companionship of two nations like
RUSSIA and Germany, both of which are
making the most gigantic preparations for
war. 1t is quite evident that these two
powers have no immediate antagonism on
hand as between themselves. It ia. surely
not out OF mutual apprehension that thew
are thus armlng every available man and
securing all the material of war.
Germany has no direct antagonism of
interest with England either; but Russia
has, and Germany would be her willing
ally for consideration. Russia wants
Constantinople and India. She IS deter
mined to fatten on the spoils of the English
East Indies, and with Germany as her ally.
now can England prevent the copoucst
France has enough to do at home. Italv
is an humble lacquey of Germany. and
the resistance of European Turkey to q
Russian invasion would be but nominal
lie Sultan would scarcely strike blow
In defence of his capital.
Constantinople in the hands of the Gar
would give the command of the Meditar.
ranean to his fleets, for the British Gov
eminent could never afford to spare ships
enough to conino him beyond the Darda
nelles. Then the line of water commupi-
cation with the Indies would be incompar
ably shorter for Russia than for England.
and thus give to the former power an
advantage almost equal to that which she
now possesses by land. Az things are
drifting, it is hard to see how Great Britain |
IAN escape the trap which is closing
around its Indian Empire.
But there are many rebounds of q ball
many hidden influences which react against
esnits that seem to be permanent. The
Snglish government is renowned for its
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Card from tho Pilgrimage Committee.

As the impression seems to obtain that the
time for the departure of the proposed Pill
grimage of Catholics from the United States
to Rome has not been definitely determined
the Committee deem it due to those who have
already signified their intention of partioipa
ting in its exercises, to state that with regard
tothe time, they will conform to the programme
which has been published, which proposes thai
a pilgrimage shall start from the port of New
York not later than the middle of next May.
Since many ladies have expressed their will
ingness to incur all the Inconvenience Incl
dent to sach pilgrimage, the Committee are
pleased 30 far to modify their original pro
gramme as to invite such ladies, properly es
corted, to participate in its exercises.
Inc name OF the steamer, the day of sailing
And all other necessary inform alton, will be
! communicated to those enrolled so soon after
the Goth of March as the Committee of Arrange
ments will have completed the contracts.
The Committee propose to secure the passen-
ger room in a first-class steamer of one of the
favorite lines from this port, and the point of
landing in France may depend on the line
selected.
Where there are SO many lines entitled to
and sharing the public favor equally, the Com.
mittee recognize the delicate task they have
to encounter in their desire to harmonize the
wishes of all, but they are encouraged in IN
dertaking the discharge of that duty by the
reflection that each pilgrim will be prepared
to sacrifice his personal preferences for the
successful accomplishment of the common OBJ
ject. But since the pilgrimage will disband in
Rome, and it is not desired to impose any I'M
necessary sacrifices on the part of those COM
posing it, the Committee have determined to
leave 1T to each pilgrim, Immediately after he
shall have been advised by then of the steam
er selected, and the probable COST both with
and without the return ticket for the ocean
part of the trip, to choose whether he will
avail himself of the advantages of the former.
or Will elect to take ticket as far as Rome
only.
AS the Committee may not be able to proyide
tor all who propose to take part in the pilgrim
age, they have determined to be governed in |
Its formation by selecting those who, conform |
ing in all other respects to the requirements
embodied in the original programme, shall
have first transmitted their deposits to the
credit of the Committee of Arrangements.
Mr.. Eugene Kelly, banker, No. 45 Exchange
Place, New York, has kindly consented to nct |
Is Treasurer. Remittances may be made to |
lis order. JNo. D. KELLEY, JR, Chairman.
F. H. CHURCHILL,
P. NJ. HAvERTY,
CHAs. n. MORSE,
Committee
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Oh FArRlchs CHURCH. - This Sunday,
morning at 10 o'clock Mass, the Forty Hours
u0f~!'on VIII commence in St. Patrick's
S"uron' to conclude on the Feast of St.
x"''ok, hth INST At o'clock A. NJ. Monday
tnere will be High Mass, and confessions will
be heard all day.
On st. Patrick's day, His Grace, the Most
new. Archbishop, will officiate popti6cally at
q o'clock. Rev. jeremiah Moynihan, Jr, will
deliver the panegyric of st. Patrick. At the
end of the Mass His Grace will give PontiRcal
Senediction to which there is an indulgence
attached.
The collection, our readers should bear in
mind will be for the st. Mary's Orphan Boys
Asylum, the inmates of which are now so
sadly asaioted with that terrible disease, the
uaGll-POx.
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power of foresight and combination. II
must see that it has no safety among it's
Protestant and schismatic friends. 1t can
look for strength to the Catholic nations
only. 1t must encourage France and I'M
Germanize Italy. Then, too, the bonds
which hold the German States together are
untried; they may not be strong.
English mobs are bowling for Bismarck,
but English diplomats are probably labor
ing hard to undo his work and crush his
power. They may be bounding him on in bis
insane war of religion, but their sympathy
is more feigned than real, and their pre-
tended admiration is but heartfelt eager.
ness to see him 60 blindly onward in the
road to ruin.
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Two of the most powerful parishes in this
| city, headed by their respective pastors, who
are among the best beloved and most inhu-
entail of our Rev. clergy, are now fairly pitted
against each other in friendly rivalry, for the
purpose of aiding the Rev. jeremiah Moynihan
in his efforts to free st. Johns church from
debt. OF course our readers know that we
refer to Father Kenny of st. Theresa's, and
Father Cornelius Moynhan of St. Peters, as
the contestants. The ladies of the two parishes
have commenced their collecting rounds and
are meeting with warm receptions and gener-
Gus responses everywhere. Nor are the Rev.
Fathers themselves inactive. Besides enra
ging the services of their friends thew are
each, by personal solicitation, accommodating
little piles of paper with Mr.. SINNERS name
attached, the sum total of which will make
people open their eyes when the ballots are
counted.
From the cheerful disposition, everywhere
manifest to give one strong pull, altogether.
in this enterprise which concerns all the faith.
ful OF the city, irrespective of parish limits.
there can be unreasonable doubt that the Fair,
which opens early next month, will prove an
event long to be remembered with pride nv all
who take an interest in the welfare of the
Church.