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miscellaneous

PHOTOGRAPHS of Gathering at Rest Hill
fMr Brecler's). July s. sup led by O. T. Matthews,
Japan warehouse 40 East lin g., Newiork Price 81
GHAKE NO MORE.--A wonderful medical
- discovery. single bottle is guaranteed 10 per-
few days worst o fever and age
qudne ard all other preparations have failed for
ha.ef least eject Send tor circular 20 Or. w.
H. PANCOASI, Milestone, y. j.
WENT TO LET OR FOR SALE.-An OBJ
long TENT. 40 by 20. suabc for campmeetings, 80.
Address TENr lrnIne Oilce, Box 1875, New.York.
NVANTED-A good SCHOONER or BRIG,
w not less than 400 burden, and draw
than II feet loaded. Inquire OF WILLIAM BARKER, i79
BrladWav y. u D.,
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WARn OR WIEEf
MISS ANGEL.

WARD OF WIVES \ Romance. illustrated svo, Paper,
20 cents.
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rLAYING TIE MISCMEF,

HARPER & BROTHERS, Newly DIRK,
Publ 50 t.Ls Day:
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Ccnnirn Real Gstate for Sale.


A DESIRABLE 100-acre FARM for SALE
n city fine situation. Address
W. r. IASPHERF, Ksnosha Wis
At SAG HARBOR, H. I-Beautiful country
4 residence FOR SALL EXCHANGE for city property.
RULASD q WHITING, Bcekman-st., y. T.
AT SAYVILLE, l.. l., near South Bay, ono
~ mile depot-valuabe 40 ACHES, with large Rad
front tsosiory house and buildings; $1,000.
Rutland q WHITING, BcekmaD-st
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME at a
~ great sssceA house, 3sX3S hot and cold water;
splendid locality 10 city, depot school, post
olrces, &C.; Utie p rect: onl 5000.
BOOkHOUr BROS, Wood Fngravers
~ Liberty -, New-Iork.
4 T CROTON, on the Hudson Riycr.-FOR
~ SALE very desirable plot Of with dwelling
anl OutbUdngs suitable for gsutleman's UNTRY
RESIDENCE; aDuDance of la; ad small fruits be
plase VIA b, sold on liberal terms.
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Office.
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Connirp 1rcpertp 90 Get.

CHEAP HOUSE-Rcnt to sut good
~ tcna cars schools, churches sc large 'ot owe
view: high .nd helltiy sac. Address lOME-IEADEbs
Tribune Dhce.
rs'0 LHT-At Nontclair, FURNISHED COT
re" do'ightfl 4 Zoe p fhat'h by hr@e wiliowsi
gard,u {; II sired A idress j. H. - Bioous
L'ki y.
TslO LET-0n Jcr.ey City Nights, IN iergen-
4 av" a line family MANSION. in superb OTfer, with au
modern and done mp IN superior style large
plot OF rr,.n, OSNJOO y laid out, with ~ MY u
AMI il; also stable. owhonse henn nv ~ci con
vruient cars schools and churches IN locality
th, he'll On t Iglhs IN c. 900 Please 81 rss BGS
ySi New York pOstOffcc, call AZ =. GARABRANT heA
Estate Ag,Lcs, Ia Berg II sqnar' Jersey city flights
et'lEH MOUNTAIN HOME long lease,
Gr sttFs with without land glorious view great
sr.n awi't brook shade, huiti ampe house Box LIE
SOmeryil NJ
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IIIF1H THOUSAND.

IIIF1II THOUSAND.
"a book worth aach more than mere mention.
Reading novels you profoundly ant that the gca,
public who fiction Of some SORT. whether or no. shou
have anything thoroughly heahui and noble IN tone az
the ,as Of Jean Ingcow their deecton oT the skel
igs ghu, book ard We are Sid to md that 'fa'ed
to be Free introduces siesh to Of the characters in
the forYueruoyol To read 'Pated 10 De Free is 10
be introduced into the society people who i've molly, who
the be is something than dea Ietter"L C. NJ in
The Tribune.
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Gorees ana farms il1anieo.

SVANTED-A COUNTRY PLACE in New
~ J,sey in the ncighborhoon o. Haehen-sek or hnse
wool fp,ni tc acres with modern house IN trae FOL
whic given well located New York ty property
,,g.Iy, 900. JEO D. TAYLOR, 2OS East go ~, y
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Citn proprrtn 60 Get.

OPPOSITE New Post lice, No. % PARK
- H0W.-TO LEr-ProwDs stone; seven foort 70 By
1l0f' extending through H entrances "a ta oe
fora papor publishing ~ large iusurnce business
rE'O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x50,
building iacin, city Hall PARK the rooms woiI
.p-e lor rsCasB bsIi pun having hisn ceiIng nne
igt ai easy access. Apply 70 j. " WYCkOFF & Co.. III
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O. me Compulsory Education act was tried on
oS S'uroay, and the Superintendents of Truancy
t phsactcaliy allowed a Judgment to 60 against
S SISm oy default. bold, bad father, who was
hon. ana no widower, kept bis bold, bad boy at
1orn e 10 minister to his wants. The boy, there
S CONE, the Superintendent captured, and had
poss;h1H Seo to the Island, whore truancy is i'm
co,s, The father took out a writ of habeds
of p pS proposing to test the consti nationality
dow Sne r law, when the superintendents came
TI TIN with the alacrity of the legendary coon.
WIS IN All probability, is but concession in
caSs vi me special circumstances affecting the
CON-: Snd the iron hand of the Truant law will
and N OAnnot afford the luxuries Of sick parents
tions,ta OF habeds corpus. As to the osHstitu-
onin;ny OF tho law We do not venture an
eEDrS Un rs to it's propriety we have already
q ebiISS ourselves. The State which oOmpels
tonJ under threat of imprisonment, to at
eopsl school during q stated time, Gan with
Ststsd Justice compel that child to learn .
&sr"Itee mount within that time under s similar
The Introduction Of this feature into
be annual examination would have st least
or et%S% onts Of novelty and consistency .-Ne0
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never have realized that thorps were sen
the cruel soldiers had not woven them into
crown of mockery for our Lord. Bnt now
we see how the very thorns which Goo
told Adam should spring up out of the earth
because of his Gin, were chosen by our Lors
to take part in his passion, and thus helpet
to redeem u.s."
"Then it was sin which crowned ou
Lord with Ehorns, instead of the soldiers,
said Hilda.
The soldiers put the thorns, which air
had brought into the world, to q most wick
ed use. The good man uses even thorns il
such way as to please God instead of dis
pleasing him."
"Papa," want the crown of real thorns
more than ever, to hang over my crucifix
l do not think l should mind scratch now
Every we'll, my DEAR" said Papa "shal
We turn back the thorn treef will cu
some branches for you, which you can twist
into crown with my help"
They turned back, as Papa said and
when they went towards home again, Hide
was carrying in hand a crown of rea
tnorns to hang over her crucihx, and which
she Kept as long as she lived. Her Fathers
lesson wac always.remembered and when
she had sickness and troubles, and was
tempted to say Oh, why must Isuffer like
luis one look at her crown of thorns an
s"ered the question for sickness and sor-
TOW and death, and every other evil,
ZANE into the world at the same time as
'ne Vnorns.-Cdtholic Universe.
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DIED

McARDLE-on Saturday, May %, Is75. at 10 o'clock
Mary o'Laughlin, wife of Thomas McA rdla aged
forty six years, native of the Parish of Killrickle
County Galway, Ireland and q resident Of this city
for the last twenty-six years.
Dundalk and Galway, Ireland, and St. Louis and San
Francisco papers please copy.
RODDIS-On Sunday May %, 1875 at 8 A. NJ. Mary
Elizabeth youngest daughter OF Margaret Pryor and
John Roddis, aged two years and seven months.
MEEHAN--on Nav 90. 1875, at " o'clock. nauora
Meehan, aged seveuty.fve years. a native of County
Kilkenny. Ireland and resident of Algers for the
past seven years.
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The change of seasons and the incoming of
new vegetables and fruits render Bowel Com
plaints especially in children very prevalent There
10 no medicine IN the ioorld superior DR. BRoOIES
ASTkINGENr CORDIAL for this class Of disease
10 specific for Diarrhea Summer Com plAint Cholera
and free from any Injurious quality. No household
should b. with ont battle Of Brodi's Cordial at any
time but particularly this when attacks of
cholera cholera morbus etc. sudden and require
instant treatment. For ssle by a'l druggists
I. l. Lyons, proprietor, corner Cam and Gravier
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ap25 tt
ITO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM,
GOVT AND NEURALGIA.

In view of the numberless sufferers afflicted with the
above painful malades, feel induced to offer to the
PN ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE.
This medicine proves be only successful remedy
in this respect that it hae almost always given instan
taneous relief, and numboress permanently
cured the disease. During tho astsxteen years have
cured in this city and State and
the majority of those using my preparation recovered
by the of but bottle should the patient not
least and great relief after the Of tae
from any of the above diseases. It is but year
since fret began advertising this remedy although
have successfully used the for sixteen
with the most satisfactory results and 1t has now &C.
tine most skeptcal of its curative powers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured will
only the following WE'LL known citizens of
city, who have ali signed the following card:
We, the undersigned residents of the city of New
Orleans, have used Mr.. W. L. Jurgtelewicz's ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that IL
resy medicinal virtues stated in the
above emit and therefore do most cheerfuy
recommend the same II the afflicted
James Regain owner of livery stable NO l34 baronne
street; Stephen Krauss corner Annunciaton and
Washington Streets Cnares Roemer, proprietor OF
saddery store. 99l Tchoupitouas street; a. Guth,
grocer corner Gen TAYLOR and Magazine streets; Capt
Boyd Robinson. No 40 Rampant Htreet: hrs Ann
O'Heron, No. 1893 Camp street; D. D. Wickes, NO NO
st. Andrew street; Capt WT Claiborne Harrison No
Brewery No Villere street; George SteuernaReI,
No. Is5 Where streets W A. Kowa'ski, No % Tchou-
ptoulas streets Durantin No vs. Gaiennie street,
Capt. James Sylvester, No 34t St Charles street;
Mrs NJ J. Brun midwife, 80. asI Magazine str. ct !
Mrs. Z. siehrandt. midwife. No 3S4 Camp street; II
H. FineRan chier guaRer. United States Cu.tomhouSe;
D. r. Tbiesman grocer, No. 3Ss Magazine street.
FoFsa'e By r, ,upe,r1Ew1cz Druggist
Cor. Magazine and Thalia sts New Orleans, La
Price 81 bottle mV3U y
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FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS SAvED.-Auy
one wishing irst-cass sewing machine from
fifteen to twenty dollars by the simple strategy Of
choosing q Wilson Shuttle Machine, one of she most
perfect and capable machines ever invented. It
everv valuable mprovement that can be named, and
all ts friends facility in all
classes of work and on all kinds of goods.
Saesroom, leg Canal street. New Orleans.
This Company want q few more good agents.
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NEW ORLEANS January 20. ls74.
No. 80 West Lombard street, BAL

: NEW ORLEANH january ~ I6IE.
c. p: KNIGHT, Es No. 90 West Lombard street BAL
timore: -
Dear Sir-It affords mepnuo pleasure to advise you
how well satisfed with Bradlev's Patent Enamel
Paint, having used all I bought of you in painting
large cottage tns at Ocean Springs Miss and having
found 1t to and work admirably, and
superior to ordinary metal paints and colors
1ect to fade besides being decidedly cheaper It is
purpose TO send another order for very
Yours respectfully, r. w. RAYNE
OF Bartlett Rayne, 4s Carondelet street.
For further details respecting this celebrated
paint see advertise ment and testimonials
inside pages.
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l0c PRINTS reduced to SC.
lsc PERCALES reduced to l2ac.
lee PLAID NAINSOOK reduced to 12Ac.
CSC WHITE GOODS reduced to l5c.
soc FIGURED LINEN Lawn reduced to soc.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS
NEW THINGS.
Madeira and Hemburg NETS for dress.
TRIMMING LACES to match.
PLAID GRENADINES.
PLAID GRASS LINEN.
SILVER FLAX TISSUE.
SOLID GRAY SILKS.
STRIPED GRAY SILKS.
ECRUE TRAVELLING LINENS.
BATISTE TRAVELLING SEERSUCKER.
HAT sCARFs, NECK SCARFs, BARBS,
Wells. GLOVES, FANS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
SETS and COLLARS, Etc, etc.
S Observe Ia
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES REDUCED TO
. HALF-PRICE.
BRASE LMAN & ADAMS,
$50 aud MAGAZINE STREET. 49, .5s6 and 5ss
Corner St. Andrew street.
CASH HOUSE. mJ301t
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4AL1. OF YOUNG MEMS TOTAL ABSTINENCE
,sociatiOn-New Orleans, May 2stb, ls75'-The mem
rs of this Association hereby notified that there
III be special meeting, SUNDAY, May Soth, 1879 at
O'Clock P. n PunctuRl attendance required as Dusi
SIS Of Importance IL, TO he transacted Ali members
Ia expected to wear their badges, they are to
rticpate in the of the Blessed Sacrament
oOn the invitation of the pastor of st. Patrick's
burch l. J'oeOLLl'A"' "
'cro p WILT. Secretary my9O It
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MOUNT ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
EMMITTSBURG, MD.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF Observation-Disclosures
10. 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
Ire held their Hail. No. ITO Carondelet street, ON the
LIRST TUESDAY of every month ct II O'Clock P. Il.
he next meeting will be juno LIST, 1875
MARTIN FINNERTY, President.
PETER HERMAN, Secretary. seI3H ly
ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs - DIVISION
To- 2-The regular monthly meeting of this Division
I'LL be he'd NEXT THURSDAY EVENING, June 3,
II O'Clock in their Hail. No ITO Carondelet street
lPunctual attendance Is earn stly requested
ROBERT c. DAVEY, President.
h. M GARRY, Secretary. my3O 1t
ANCIENT. ORDER HIBERNIANs - DIVISION
b. 3-There will be meeting of this Division at their
H. on Josephine street, between Fulton and Rous-
lau streets on THURSDAY, June 10th, at II o'clock
LA. T. j. FARRELL, President pro tenn.
= j. GLEASON. Secretary pro tenn. my3O 1t
| HERMAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
kociation-Branch N o. 3.-The regular monthly meet
| of this Branch will be held NEXT TUESDAY
fENING, June list, 1875, at the Hall corner Of
nmon and Derbigny streets. at u O'Clock Punctual
endance is requested, as the annual election for
l,ers will take place By order.
PHIL McCABE, President.
tTcu T RYRNES. Secretary. my3O 1t
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A GREAT OFFER y $50 y, Y S;asd4ss

A GREAT OFFER y soss' =. T S!aad.ss
New York, win dispose OF ONE HUNDRED PIANOS
WATERS, at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES for caAh
DURING THIS MONTH, part cash and balance In
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS
arc the BEST MADE. The TOUCH ELASTIC, and
q fine singing tone, powerful, pure and even.
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be RXCELLED in TONE or BEAUTY they
DEFY COMPETITION; the Concerto Stop 10 hne
imitation of the Human Voice.
AGENTS WAITED.
liberal discount to Teachers. Ministers. Churches,
Schools Lodges etc special Inducements to the trade
JIIustrAted Catalogues mailed. inS3O 81
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Teas in large variety, from best mixed, at 81,
down to very good article Soc. John L. Iavees
36l Dryades street
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MARRIEL |:

sPANN-JoHNSoN-on Tuesday, May le. 1875, at
St. Aphonsus Church. by the Rev. j. Gesson; C.SS r.
G. P. sfann, CT Galveston, Texas, and Miss Grace
johnson, of New Orleans.
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1t will pay to buy your coffee, parched OF
ground at the Tea Depot. Camp street.
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A N ENTERTAINMENT
Will be given by the
Orphans of St. Joseph's Asylum,
IN ST. MARY'S HALL,
Constance street. bet. Jackson and Josephine,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS
On the 1st and I'd of June, 1875.
Tickets, so Cents. Children IS cents.
Doors open at o'clock. Performance commences 1t
Retire. shments will be served at reasonable prices
my3Dlt"
NEW SPRING CLOTHING. 4.
We invite buyers to look at our fresh receipts of
Blue Flannel d. B. SACK SUITS.
Black Merno COATS and PANTS, best quality
White Duck vESTS-bound.
Boys Alpaca JACKETS, o. and 90.
New BOWS. Novelty SCARFS.
Gauze UNDERWEAR, DRAWERS.
Fancy HALF HOSE, and other New Goods
One Price, in plain figures, at
PIERSON & HEWS
my3oIt Is and IS Camp street
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JACOB OFT,
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner of Callitp~

Stores Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Up
with Dispatch. Jobbing promptly attended to.
Cisterns made and repaired
All orders for work left at the Office 2s9 Magazine
street. cent through the Postofice promptly at
tended to. no22 "A Iy5p
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| WHITE STAR LINE, -
every Saturday.
IEAAN LINE, sailing from New York for Liverpool,
via 0 1eenstown Saturday.
ROTTERDAM LINE. sailing from New York for
Rotterdam every fortnight.
RED STAR LINE. sailing from New York and
Rhiladephis alternately, every Wednesday.
AMERICAN LINE calling from Philadelphia for
Liverpool, via Queenstown every Thursday.
Through tickets from New Orleans to any point in
Europe.
Prepaid tickets from any point in Europe to any
point in the United States.
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months. at great
reduction
change.
All rates are rs low as can be had in New York.
Every facility and information given. Berths secured
by telegraph.
A. K. MILLER & CO., Agents,
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
P. o. Drawer d23.
B.-Tbe STATE LINE will dispatch their magni-
fcent Passenger steamship STATE OF ALABAMA
direct from New Orleans to Liverpool the I4th Of
July. To secure good berths, book early my30 3m
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sUOd P"latable tea, 60 cents per pound, at
Tea Depot, Camp street.
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GRAND SOLEMN PROCESSION
OF TEE
BLESSED SACRAMENT
ST. PATR1cK's CHURCH,

ST. PATRIC CT URCH,
On Sunday Evening, May aoth, at 4s o'clock.
ROUTE PROCESSION.
Up Camp julia across Julia to Magazine. down
Magazine to Poydras. Poydras to Camp, up
Camp TO the Church.
---. ORDER raocEssIoN q
CRoSs-BEARER. ACoLYTES
and ATTENDANTS.
CHILDREN OF THE SCHOOLS.
sODALITY B. v. M.
SANCTUARY SOCIETY and ROSARY SOCIETY.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
PARISH.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY.
BANNER OF ST. PATRICK.
YOUNG MEMS c. T. A. SOCIETY.
BLESSED RAMENT,
and CANOPY BEARERS.
All Catholic Societies invited to attend this
solemn occasion.
The following gentlemen invited to be in attend
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TT0BE CHILD OF JESUS.

neF Prayer-BOok, arranged especially ZOE she use
Of little children and persons Of limited education
In language and style IL s simple that the smallest
child can understand it perfectly. To be had At
CHARLES D. ELDERS Catholic Bookstore,
f.sS oTnsn I24 Camp street.
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T'wENTY-SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT

NEw ORLEANS. May %, 1874.
The Trnsteee: in conformity to the amended charter
company on tho scth Of April. 1878.
Fire premiums .....:........Sal3e s 60
marine premiums. 4a3f4 s2
Earned premiums. les. reinsurance and re-. 80
Losses paid and .: i1a.ed.iDcindine ali ''e' "
known and unpad-
On hre risks ,347 ss
On river ri.f...::. IS sss sI-sr4o.s4s 80
TA1 Of s saPsnsss sse1 is, in lieu
eat, discount etc..........- 737o5 So 2l4,C54 -
Leaving Ga,ser paying 10 per cent interest
y, The company have the following assets.
Loans on bond and morsage.--. $3.50 ss-s 90 GIT "a
Loans on pledge at call. ....-.--. l3l,439 So
Cash IN oank....... 63,Us9 S6- 20H529 81
Real estate. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iIs 10y 81
City bonds bank aud other l53,5sl So
Premiums in course of collection, suspense
eeSoahe' otc--- 3fsi4 II
Total assets Observation-Disclosures. s6lo3ol VI
The above statement is true and correct transcript
from the 000.S OF Ths company ADAMS prs.,a.n,
HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary.
sworn to and subscribed before me- this ssd day of
Second Justice of the Peace Parish Of Orleans La.
The Board of Trustees resolved that after paying
on ,b omnan sso OF ~ per cen. on me GaPa ssGek
CENT be paid IL CASH on and after the i4th day Of
entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES:
Thos A Adams. SamI Newman.
Saml d Kennedy, T Buddecke,
John Phelps Adam Thompson,
Henry Abraham r strong,
Victor Meyer Joseph Bowling,
Edw Gay. John SandioHe,
simon Hernsheim, simon Forcheimer,
Joseph Wolfe, b Post,
Frsd'k Camesden, il Harris. s'
Andrew Stewart, Joseph stone,
George Martin, Alfred Moulton,
L Jurey, Edward Male,
Geo w ssntell. A Levi my3o If
WoRKINGMEN's BANK,
Canal Street.
Savings and General Banking Business.
VOR. MAIGNAN, President;
j. B. MONDIEGT. Cashier.
Interest allowed and payable semi nually
IN the Savings Department..
Banking hours from to o'clock. Open Every Even
ing. from $3.50 to O'Clock. receive Deposits only.
Domestic and Foreign EXCHANGE Bought and Sold
DIRECTORS:
YoFHi M Gd15nas NJ f. I Pnnn
j. ). B. B. c CanS9sf' 4 Al d: WAL %si1.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION. MAY 4, 1875.
- Resources.-
| Cash Items " : " 40 0S4 OF
asl, 73s 4s
- Liabilities
Capital stock paid -sIe2,s 43 IS
| Other cash liabilities Observation-Disclosures. 27675 rs
| apps If s2341 1873 -
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7 AIDES HAIR STORE.
GEORGE T. SHILLING,

Nj Observation-Disclosures Street. - $500. 3Sl
I3reen from Canal and St. Charles streets
passes the door every i've minutesl
Haying large stock Of REAL HUMAN HAik per.
Nsunlly selected in the North and europe: am pre-
naTel 70 to order Switches, Curl9 ETC. from dark
az ghtest shades in the best style Every article
reouired dressing the head. Fancy jet and BLACK
sAts Fancy Articles OF all kinds STOCK oSmPete ana
PRICES THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
Hair Dressing and Rair Cutting for Ladies and
fngIis6 German and French spoken. deI3 74Iy5p
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ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOR RENT.

This magnificent Hall, the LARGEST IN TIE
COUNTRY, will be completed about the lSth q
December 1t IL admirably adapted for entertainmsRs
of all kinds, LECTURES. CONCEPTS. FAIRa-
BALLS ETC., and will be rented at VERY MoDEE-
ATE PRICES.
The four elegant STORES en- the ErOund door. nana-
ing on Camp street, and the BALLROOM, REsTAU-
RANT, with all cOnvsniOnOeS attached, frOatiHg SR
lafayette street. are also for rent At moderate Posa
Apply TO JOHN HENDERSON.
aibeTniS Insurance Company,
po22 57tf No. 81 Camp strOos.