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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

OFFICE PEcR's BLOCH, COLLEGE IELf-T.
Tho attention e. t1~ Insu-n- Publ.c is re. poet
III rs called g. the 81 Low .u- lls- q. EE>PDSS lbLS
COMPANIES represented az this Agony
ROyGl Insurance Company,
OF ENGLAND.
Assets. Gold. .-.... SIS, eco goo
Commercial Union assurance
Co.,.
OF ENGLAND
aSscT@. Geld. .......S $4,000. 900
ROgCi CGnGdiG1l ms. Co.,
CapitaI.....-.........-..s 81. 600, coo
Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Assets. .......... .........s3. 500. 600
Pennsylvania Fire ms. Co.,,
OF PHILADELPHIA
assets. ~, 900. 900
-AniericGA Fire ms. Co..
OF PHILADELPHIA
assets ...--.--....-.--.. s.GOO.OOO
National Fire Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. ct.
Connecticut Fire ms. Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CONN
assets -----.---- 81. 1-VVV
atlas Fire Insurance Co..
or LAkIFUhl- GUM
assets ...---.. .......-...- sou. OOo
AUemolIni0 Fire Ins. 90.
OF PITTSBURG PA
Assets Observation-Disclosures. = x J-OOO
WestcheSter Fire IRs. Co.,
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Assets -.---..-.- ----.-.-. SS1"-O"V
Peoples Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEWARK ooo
First National Fire ms. Co.,
OF WORCESTER MASS.
Assets. ...---......-..--.. .S22O' 600
Tr0rcicrs Life and accident
Insurance Co.,
OF HARTFORD. CT,
Assets ......-.--.......-.S3 GOO. coo
Massachusetts Mutual Life
Ins. TO-.
hudson Insurance Co.,
OF JERSEY CITY, y. J..
Assets ....--.. $500. OOV
lFiUriUe Mutual Marine and
Fire ms. Co..
OF MlLLvILLE. n. J..
And other reliable Companies Parties desiring
Insurance IN the MUTUAL COMPANIES OF THIS d
STATE, can have their applications made out NJ +
this office, and pol cies speedily 0hts ue1.
The Travellers Insurance Company still issue .
their ACCIDENT POLICIES for the month or 2
sar, and Ne PERSON sH0ULD BS WIFI 'Ur ONE. 80
The NJ srSACHU SITS LIFE INst hANtL +
COMPArY issue A uN-FOllFEITING POLICY, I
pecul 10 the Companies " that state ~ account
u. their Insurance Law OFFERING To IllE IN
SUkER As coon A CONTRACT As CAN BE I
OBTAINED ANYWHERE, AM PAYING DIV /
J Ends AFTER THE FIRST YEAR.
ALL LOSSEs ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS /
ctFCE. . 49,.
~ DUE FOIICE OF TIE EXPIRATION OF (
ASSURANCE ALWAYS GIVEN.
Orders by mail will receive careful and "a thu I
attention T. :. PECK,
Dec ln-ds wtr 6enl. Ins. Azeat.
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OFFICE OF
GRISWOLD & FRISSELL,
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCY,
BURLINGTON, VT.
successors 81 =. q X. - Wires.
Established. 1896
CAPITAL REPRESENTED
s 8 o q @. O u q.

Having associated ourselves together iyr the
transaction of tire Insurance business and All Of
the Companies lately represented by .. H. o.
Wires, having been transferred 10 our
we be-, TO advise our friends and the insarlnS pun
lie OF the fact and to respectfully soleit Tor our
staunch aud reliable Companies, that patfonAse
which their excellent management reilanints o.
assets and extensive experience entlues tneu 70.
We have increased and superior advantages ana
facilities for the transaction Of our business
We desire to call the attention Of the punlie 10
the list OF COMPANIES represented by rs hsshoWh
below. Ii will be observed that We represent the
OLDEST, STRONGEST and MOST POPULAR sire lnsur-
Ance Companies both American and european, anc
a. the importance and necessity o. obtaining fotI-
rios in TINS class OF Companies has been clearly
shown during the past few years, We tFast that
BUS ness men viii avail themselves o. the superior
facilities we offer, and place their business II our
Offices. -.
nianufacturing Companies and Corporal ons With
large lines to place Will md II espech4Iy ahNan-
tageous entrust their business 10 our care as We
nave unsurpassed facilities and experience IN plac-
ins such insurance, and can write at moments
notice 320OO1O on single rlsK IN Responsible Ana
relishle companies. IT,,
and retail can place theIf insurance through ~, ~
the leading American and EHglisa CoHPsnis'
Owing To the numerous and extensive tires that
have occurred Of late, and mismanageIne or
ignorance Of the business many OF the small Tom
panies have IA ed and II IS well known that many
Comuanies now doing business are unsound anu
must iail soon. The only prudent ana sac way ls
- Dlace Insurance only IL companies that are
known 10 be sTROsG, SOUND, ana HONORABLE paI-
ticuariy, when 1t costs no m9se; o 70 80 =. sus
Hartford the Home, Of New York, Springfield , 4
NJ. OF Mass, ana the queen o. EnS.andi Can t.
procured only Of Us, and on terms as satisfactory
r. in the many smaller. inferior, and unreliable
companies doing business tltuu-n t-s Sy1nLS
We are the only authorized Agents for th- yicini-
ity OF ths iol.o"ln- "e4i-Aho"" A"1 p'pu-~' '''
Insurance S"H paA'eS'
Rtna Insurance Co., OF Hartford. e.,
Cash Ao,tsfN
uome tnSu-apr- On. Of View York,
Csl - - = 5l,Uttht
,. .u.-,,.-,, a.,
hAiiorc Fire ihslrHhoe eo'' VI i-Ai'i0i"' ~
Cash Asset9---'-- 1850. >
PbrniN Insurance Co., Of Hartford. e.,
Casa s-,tutfJ
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This statement is substantially Fac. h2sed
upou ey dence IN tho possession 90 tie Agents N
the shane of numerous testimonials from past SUI
ferers in all the walks OF life AID particularly rom
some O. ou- most respectable ana Trustworthy
families
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This hOrrid complaint can be
cured. 10 may not be generahy
known. but most OF our leading
Physicians are prescribing TINS
wonderful remedy. well know
ing thHt lis results are 30 certain
that by its use the person VIII
he brought back 20 perfect
health. An old Doctor says:
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Where ignorance l. bliss" j, j. prayor-
hiai.y folly 10 be wise" : Clinton
County. y T.. farmer being asked by
friend whom he was visiting IN New York
city VIVA, the people II Northern New
YORK THINK of the Beecher scandal, replied
that be never tried it. and didn't know ANY
thing about that he and al hi height ii-
burn kerosene Tue farmers ignorance o.
the ~canl4. makes his condition al ebyia1.e
one IN some respects. but the deprivation
ui uew ~paperS which it implies shows that
such ignorance j. a. far as possible removed
from genuine wisdom.
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Readers German Snuff,

For IL practice o.. neat tWeu-y yearsI have daily
been pleased VIII IL results 4 Doeta- Wsose
Won Is authority Or al ule- "a questions says
81 cl- tile c.ll .oanl faawl 60 tac sorit as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

RrrLA>n -LiQUoR RAID.-On Wednes-
day afternoon descent wa made upon the
saloons or B. Il. Wooley and Charles Cdsh-
man. 40 Rutland At Wooley's the officers
seized q part q q Jug Of whiskey and two
Do. tee or gin 81 Cushman : nothing was
aun. E.ta these saloons were waited by
tar h5t c-usnders, the other day, and,
moral -ua-ion being Of no effect, the per
su4-r,- powers Of deputy sheriff armed
with search warrant were brought into
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And passu- 8. Tic Lungs and stomach. .a.l-s aids
tiat W. eh tine may never remove. i0r the system
has become poisoned and a. because the ind y.eu--
Old not take proper care a. the clumeacemen-
How citsn DO We hes- people say, Ny had -s
tick ard / cannot think" Don't you kuoV what
is the trouhl-' You have Cata-rh il has .Gst
commenced 20 take possession O. your body nov,
3, you pre- wise. you W.. take ie~ p.ucles o.. the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

FIRE AND Llss % Lul.-Tle dwelling
house Of Miner Mitchell, situated or the
Lake road. Pautrn. 4ha.t one mile soath Of
Adams Ferry. was burned "a Wednesday
morning last. a5ou, Ioo'e,ock,aud sister
Of Mr.. Mitchell aged a1'-y go years, per
ished in the flames l-r caarred remains
we're found ia the rliu-, her arms and lower
limbs burned If. While i,r hair ard tnee
were comparatively uH'riured ty the
flames sne vas -u'j ~ 20 ia'u;ing spells,
ana IT l. rlrj-c,ared thag she muy nave
discovered lhr house 30 bs on fire Anl been
rendered helpless p, ;7-4t. The house was
wrapt IN flame, when first discovered, and
the nei.hb = W.re .ua5.s % saye the
furniture
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fer free &c every man an1 woman il SeT Ers-
land who cultiyates a farm. t-4s o vegetable -Ar-
den or plants flower ga-aeu. NY are, L-ust-a-
tel Catalogue o. Vegetable AID Flower Secs ~
ISIS. One hundred anu fifty % tbs varieties u. the
vegetable seed were grown OF ny -lur sees farms
Nelr England s0il- have made new v1rlties %
vegetables specially l1r many wears As the gr--
anal iutr0ducer o. Hubbard. NarhIeheal anc but-
ilau squashes Pm nuevs Ne q the Mari elead
Cahha=-s anc score % other new ve-stan les, s.
Lett y0ur patr0ua -e- A. seed -l-l under tlree
warrants JAMES =. Il. GREGORY,
March j. -dGW4w Maru.eleal, has.
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III. L. i. STEVENS
Dear sir-The two bottles o. NE6ETINE FUR
nished me by your agent my We LA. USED 4" ID
great benefit.
For long tine she has been troubled witl d.r--
ness Aul costiFeuess; these troubles are nov en-
tlrely removed hy the use o.. EuEIIrL.
she va also troubled with Dyspepsia and Gen
era. Debility and has been greatly benefited.
lHOS. GILMORE, p. walnut street.
FEEI. MYSELF = SEW MAN
NAIIcK. Mass, Junc l.t 49,.
Mr. Il K STEVENS
Dear elr-Ilrou-h the advice and earnest per-
suAslOn Rev + 3. Best, o. tbs place j have been
tax n NE0EflNE tlr Dsspcps--. %. W--c- have
suffered ioI years.
have used only two bottles and already Zee ny
DA. j. " CARTER
REPORT FaOM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST AND
APJTh ECARY.
BosroN, Jan ]. i--4
Dear rir-This is o. certify tuat j have sl.G ~
reta.4 l55f duzeu So bottles. 20. Your NkutIlNE
gwen the best satisfaction g.. any remedy ior tae
CON lslhts or which 10 is recommeulel- that
ever -old. Scarcely day passes without some %
M customers testy.ns 10 its merits on themselves
or their friends an perfectly cp-u z1ut o. sew
era cases o. Scroiulous Tuners being cared 10y
NtGEIlNE alone IN this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN, 90. Broadway.
To Il /. SrEvEys, ksg.
vEGETINE Is SOLD By ALL DHUGGlSTs.
Feb 2,-t&Wlm
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BKsr0l.-A few evenings ago, NJ. and
Mrs. c. Carpenter were driving along East
street. when one Of the reins broke and the
horse taking fright, ran furiously down BY
Danshie block. striking the sleigh against
hitching post and making complete
wreck of E.. Ms Carpenter Wa baby
frightened ami somewh hat shocked, but ior-
ilnAte'5 n1t seriously hurt.
SIR Cou-n1. The State Superintendent Of
Nrno. IS. .eotured here Saturday evening, On
ihe -aaj-ci ot education.
The thaw has nearly ruined our sleigh
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Raiders German Snuff

5 When they suddenly tAse cold an zee a. lie
organs CO the nose a1d head stopped Up, t-sy ca
promptly take q remedy . NJ once .o1ss- tAe nu-
cous. whicl g SLOWED g. stay becomes
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PONDS
Ex TRACT

CATAAkG.-P1yD' t-TRar- 10 Becky
or ~ C. sease J. cal tlr-.l
in old SID otst Har@ eases.
prompt that ~ C-e V-- ia. -r--
BE ufhou: e.
CHAPPED HANDS AND FAC E.-'.y l-..
should be z every AMY ms
IL removes tie soreness al. -al----
soft 4 ana 1e1lt -lu sk-a l------r-
EUEJ NATlsN during severe l--
weather L. che subject g. -l=--a-. --
sh0uc he one cay w-thlE- fV-- z-
which WAYS re- ewes.
SORE LJN6S. CuNsINFTi-S.
COLNS This cid w-4tle- --s
so7eiv. Have PuSD IS txrEACr ~ -l---
II relieves the PAIN am c1-rs tl-
CEILELAINS W. Pc promptly relieve
matslt curec boy latEll- the al c--- ----7
p1yu'- ELTLACr.
FROSTED In b Poyl's ELrlf --
relieves The pain and finally cI-es
SERB TH EOAT. QULNSN l-ELa1-L
and ala PASSAGES are prompt.
the use o.. Psv1'- EIrEACT. J. now
PONDS tXTRAC r.--pamplle hls-.
with eacn rlttle al liza led free
to your cru---s-. r- O. G. y .-ar
alll b. 1ruszsts- Ia-c- $3.50
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" Raiders German Snui

Is a re-.e.t cure and kaow u, Loi--n- better ior
CAtarIh" Another Well-knaWl II. D. writes q
follows When one upIaias o ne O. q bad Cod
e. d Heavy Head. Al once adv.se them . Tro-ure
-uYpiy q.
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WI>s.skI.- The Winooski Temperance
Ublon holds is next regular meeting sun
day evening. March 2lst, Al the Methodist
Church. Professor Loais Pollens will be
the speaker.
Daniel Collins, an employe Of the machine
shops a.unrcted with the wooden mill. met
witus severe accident the other day. While
>;au4l. q 90 an elevator, the chain suddenly
gaze away, and he wa precipitated to the
fourth GIor below. q distance of about To-
feet. on Investigation it was ascertalnud
that Lis injuries were slight when compared
with the greatness Of his fall. His both
knees and one arm were somewhat injured.
one wrist was broken and his head Wa cut
and bruised. His escape from death Is GER
tainly almost miraculous.
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DIED

McCAFFREY-on Wednesday. March II. ISIS at
o'clock T. Katie eldest daughter of Mary McCabe
and John McCafrey aged four years and nine months
BEHAN-On Thursday evening March is 1873 at 5
O'Clock Richard Bshau aged sixty years. n native of
Edgerstown. County Longford Ireland and a resident
OF this city for the past thirty eight years.
Ross-on Wednesday March u. 1873, at 10 o'clock
NJ, Patrick Ross. aged thirty eight years a native of
the parish of Dromard. County Sligo, ireland. and
resident of this city for the last seventeen years.
MAHONY-On Sunday night, March II, 1878 at n
quarter TO o'clock. John MahOny native of County
Clare Ireland. aged foity.two years.
FINEGIN-On Tuesday, March l6 1875 at $50 NJ :.
Lawrence Fnegn aged seventy two years, native of
County Westmeath ireland.
DUFFY-on Monday morning. March i5 1875 a. u /
O'clock Elisabeth Riernans widow OF the late Patrick
Duffy aged fifty four years. native of County Louth,
and resident of this city for the last twenty
i've years.
SULLIvAN-On Wednesday morning. March II,
1875, at quarter to o'clock. Annie Sullivan, only
of the late Jeremiah and Catherine Sullivan
aged twenty and six months native OF this city
HARTNETT-On Thursday. March 49, It's. at II
o'clock John Harnett aged sixty three years, q
native of Lztoe County Kerry Ireland and reside Mt
OF this city for the past twerty seven years
RYAN-On Wednesday evening March IT 1875
about ST o'clock Elen Ryan. born WEIGH. q native Of
Upper AIRY County ireland aged eighty years. and
a resident of this city for the last fifty years.
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THE GARDEN FETE.

BRIGHT fash the lamps in the crowded hall,
And stratus of aweet music rise and fAll
Youth beauty fashion. lovers and frten0g.
In Costly robe and sparkling gem, attends.
Sneed speed the dance the guests are gay,
in merry hoEor of a natal Gay.
The breath of dainty blossoms scent the air
Where gallants rove on lawns, WI thAiuehS iAir
within ia JOYOUS mirth, and revel high
Without the feast is spread Deneatn Ihe sHS
A feast of daintieB, Itch and rare
From lar and near, ocean ana arr
or fruits aud game of beasts and ashes'
To please the RourmaDd 3 rarest WlsneS
While IN usic and low laughter sweetlV olenu'
And wit and courtesy their Rraces lend
All thou ht of sorrow, Time aside 10 huhR',
For what are Time OF SOrrow TO the young
The tables CLEAN, vista bright,
With tempting dishes to delight;
But nothing there more tempting can De seen
Than the spiced and fragrant preserved Shadlhe!
So salt and sweet. from the briny ocean,
The guests crowd ToHnd them in commotion'
Each one and all, for little feb,
Are loudly Up easing . hearty wish.
PoD 20 the corkB, and the sparkling wine,
Ices and bon bone, and entrements fine, 49,
Each have their admirers-.n with the ball!
Shaiines are sought for, and eaten by all.
The vine ciroIes round, all hearty and gay,
IN this festive place. and they heartily pray
That eumptuous tables and charming geenes
May always BE- furniahed with speed Shaalnee :
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to the Archbishop of Cashel took place on
Thursday last in Thurles, under the presidency
of the Bishop of Cork. The Rev. John Ryan,
d. D P. P. Ballingarry, came ont dignissimus-
having received a large majority of the votes
given. The next on the list was the Very Rev.
Canon Cahill, P. P. Kuockabilk, and the next
the Dean and Vicar General of the Diocese
the Very Rev. DR.. Cantwell, P. P. Fethard
who is at present Vicar-Capitular. OF course,
the final selection rests with the Holy See; but
there is strong reason to believe that Dr. Ry an
will be appoi nted, and, if 30, priests and people
will be delighted. &c.
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THE QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MACHISFS.-lu
speaking of the Of wilson Shuttle SEWN z
Machine for that We tbi' the
invention of This ma chine marks one of the most i'm.
the history of this county and when
We consider the Influence has upon Il social we'll
beng of the masses, it is difficult to conceive Of an
invention of more importance. II has oeautifni
noiseleas movement; it makes the genuine " Lock;
stitch alike both sides, and does TO rfection an
kinds of plain and fine sewingi 1t needs no commenda-
ton its rapid sales. the increasing demand and the
attering testimonials from those who have uaed
it, Ia sufficient proof of its merits The want OF a
Sewing Machine is deeply felt in every household and
as the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, account of
simplicity and less cost of is
aod at much lower prico than all other first class
machines is meeting with the extensive patronage
that it so Justly deserves
Saleeroom Is9 Canal street, New Orleans.
This Company want few more good agents.
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IN MEMORIAM I;

DlED-In this city, February &c, 1875 after q long
nd painful illness, which she bore with cheerful
atence and loving resignation to the holy will of God,
diss MARCELLA KELLY, aged twenty-five years
atve Of New York.
Like the rose bud, in whose heart decay
1nsidlous creeps, and eats it's life away;
Or like the dew.drop that on the lily lies,
Kissed by sunbeam. exhales and Dies
Or sunset cloud, floating on to the sun,
Fades on the zephyr that bears it on
So faded her lite, so bright, pure.
Thus, like a dream, or The dew of flower,
Thus, like cloud in the summer sky
Fading at sunset, did our loved one die.
Nor cloud, dew nor dream, nor flower,
Bear in their fading that ms site power,
That in the orld beyond free from ear tn decay,
Springs to richer bloom in eternal day.
The world beyond! Ch could Marcella tell
Ct that beautiful world, where angels dwell,
And the saints redeemed, in harmonic bands
Roam the peaceful wales OF those heavenly lands.
We should not weep for her early loss.
Or repne ut the burden and way of the Cross
She feels not its weight, He bears it alone.
And she that you mourn is not dead, but gone.
E. a. SIMPSON.
Neo Orleans. 1fdrbh II, 1915.
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r E A d

ing paint and skiful workmen to apply IT, the Enamel
Paint will prove Invaluable IL 10 already prepared
and can be applied by any ono possessing ordinary
Judgment For plain work in private dwellings,
churches and schoohouses il WILL prove very economi.
cal well as beautiful One gallcn Of paint will
cover twenty square yards, giving coats. Our
friends may safely give trial without fear of dsap
lie Diocese Of Bditmore.l
From 81 Marys Industrial School for BOYS.
NEAR BALTIMORE, MI, March ., 1874.
Mr.. G. T. Knight:
Dear Sir-l take great pleasure in acknowledge
that the Paint you sold was of superior quality.
We used four coats ON whitew ashed wal which pro.
duced most admirable effect. We think IL Is q very
cheap article and cheerfully lend you testimonial
to spread far and to testify to the public of what
we know to bs to their advantage when they want TO
have their walls wood work, etc etc made beautiful
at u comparatively small cost 1t 10 tho cheapest aud
most beautiful aud durable paint we believe. extant
Wishing the Bradley Patent Enamel Paint all the
success it Justly deserves. am,
Yours respectfully BIO. ALEXlus. Director.
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MRS. ADA GREGG

VIM GREGG. MRS, ADA GREGG
OFFICE OF
GREGG'S
GENERAL SEWING MACHINE DEPOT,
PURCHASING BUREAU,
1874. Canal Street. 154
NEW oRLRANs, LA.
First class Machines of all kinds at low est rates.
Second hand Machines in good order, at half price.
The latest and best Attachments for all mochines.
fuckers Rufiers, CoIders Binders, Plate Hemmers,
etc, etc.
The best Needles for all Machiues
The best Prepared Sewing Machine Oil.
The best Sewing Machine Silk and Spool Cotton.
We Repair all Machines at Low Rates.
We take Old Machines in part pay for New Ones.
Machines Rented at ST Per Week,
and Rent applied to the purchase of any Machine that
may be afterwards selected.
Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs
Sold Monthly Payments in the country to parties
giving references.
MRS. ADA GREGG
Respectfully offers her services in PURCHASING and
| FORWARDING any article of Apparel, Personal
Adornment Domestic Goods for Ladies and Chill.
drens use, including Millinery Dry Goods, Jeweiry
Fancy and Toilet Articles Patterns Underwe ear, Trim
| mpgs, Bridal Trousseaux, etc etc.
Any article of Ladies' and Childrens Wear manufac
tured in the latest les under her supervision
| Cutting and Fitting specially.
| Plain and Fancy Stitching done to order
PAPER PATTERNS of all the Latest st. les. re
| ceiv ed issued, and for sale
All the FASHION JOURNALS will be found gu,
table
| Call and u.s. write for circular and catalogue.
| Address,
| GREGG'S PURCHASING BUREAU,
| mh2l rs " 1854 Canal Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs-The an.
NAL election for officers will take place MONDAY
EVENING 22l inst Il O'Clock, in the Hail. No. ITO
Carondelet street Punctual attendance is requested
NJ. FI>NERTY, President.
- ppTEp EIERNAN Secretary mh2l 1t
ANCIENT ORDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No. 1.-The regular monthly meetings Of this Division
are held in tkeir Hail. ITO Carondelet street. on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month, at II o'clock p.
n Tie next meeting viii be April It'll, 1875.
MARTIN FINNERTY, President.
DETER KTERNAN Secretary Gel374 ly
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STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
NENCE SOCIETIES.-Tbe regular monthly meeting
will be held NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING, at u
o'clock in the Star Hall.
THoS G. RAPIER President
T q NJ KAvANAGH SECRETARY mh2I 1t
ST JoSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
The Quarterly Communion of this Society Will take
place TODAY Sunday, March 2st, at u o'clock MaSS
at ST. Joseph Church. Every member lie expected TO
be present wearing the ribbon badge Of the Society
JNo. McCAFFREY, President.
NJ. DRISCoLL. Secretary. mhi4 ~
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC ToTALABsTINENCE
AssoCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Annexation will held in the Star Hail. l'6 Poydras
street. TODAY Sunday at o'clock. A full attend
ance 10 desired.
Gentlemen DESTROYS Of becoming members, are re-
specially invited to attend.
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