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New Orleans. ct. Louis a. Chicago
Railroad.
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
NniZ Tr1in-GOin0 North.
(MIssIssIPPI DTyIsION.)

MISSISSIPPI DIVIsION.)
Mail Train Going North
Leaves canton. 4. NJ
Arrives at Jackson, Tenn ................520 P. NJ
Mail Train Going South.
Leaves Jackson, 1920 A. NJ
Arrives at Canton P NJ
Express Train-Going North.
Arrives at Jackson, Tenn...............1:30 A. NJ.
Express Train Going South.
Arrives at Canton P. NJ
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Ex-Gov. Powers is among the prom
inent visitors to the city, looking in better
health than when the cares of public life
were upon him.
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10 tIae Public.

OFFICE OF SUMMERvILLE INSTITUTED
GHOLsON, Miss, Jan. II, 1875.
The 44th Semi-annual term of Summer
Fille Institute will begin February 18th. A
number OF boys or young men will be re-
ceived at the low price OF $l05, payable in
advance. Address for particulars,
THos. S. GATHRIGHT, a. NJ
Principal.
jan 21-4t-W
Brandon Republican, please insert three
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Our esteemed friend Hon. A. S.
Gaines, of State Line, has favored us with a
call He is in attendance as juror iI the
II. s. Court.
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
MAS ONO.

MAS ONO.
DEARL LODGE. No. 23-Meets First Saturday
l. mig Int in each month Oliver Clifton, W.
NJ, CHAs. CASTOR, Secretary.
CtnAs Brown LODGE, No. 65-Meets Third
- Monday night in each month. J2o. A. Gal
breath, Jr. W. NJ, Harris Barksdale, Secre-
tary.
JACKSON r. A. CHAPTER No. 6-Meets Fourth
81 Monday night in each month. Il. L.
Saunders II. p, Jno. A. Galbreath, Secretary.
JACKSON COUNCIL No. 5, R. & S MASTERS
- Meets quarterly, Second Tuesday in Janu-
airy, April, July and October X. l.. Saunders,
I. |. NJ, E. Steinberg, Recorder.
Nj Iss1ss1pp1 CoMMANDERY, K. T.-Meets Sec
WI ond Monday night in each month. John
T. Buck, E. C Jno. A. Galbreath Recorder.
|. O. o. F.
0tAp1ToI LODGE. No. 11.-Meets every Thurs
" day night. Matt. F. Ash, n. G., ". a.
Whiting, Rec. Secretary.
| GHocTAw ENcAMPMENT, No. 3.-Meets Second
IOFriday night in each month. Harris Barks-
dale, C. p, Oliver Clifton, Scribe.
/ ftrt. H@# 10, B. 3.
| Nj ANAssEH LODGE No. 202-Meets at the
| vi Masonic Hall every End and 4th Sundays
at 10 O clock, A. NJ Gus. Asher President A.
! Stadekef, secretary.
FIRE COMPANIES.
| JACKSON, No 1.--Meets First Monday night
- in each month. r. L. Saunders, Foreman;
Chester Bulkley, Hose Director; Harvey
Pierce, Secretary.
| CEM, No 2-Meets First Tuesday night in
| VI each month. Chas. Nc Donald, Foreman
David Ewing, Hose Director; j. H. Galceran,
! Secretary.
HoPE, No. 3-Meets Second Wednesday light
! IL in each month. Harris Barksdale, Fore
man; j. Williams, Hose Director; N. Tenn
Piles, Secretary
| DEARL Hook & LADDER, No. 1.--Meets First
J. Wednesday night in each month Marion
Smith Foreman Petrie Shelton, Tillerman
| w. 7. Deason, Secretary.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERA

JACKSON COUNCIL No. 60-Meets every Fri
- day night. D. W. Jones, President; CIar-
ence Milett, Secretary.
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HIB ERNIAN.

Mutual AID Accommodates First
WI Thursday night in each month. John
Mcdonald, President; J. D. Monohan, Secreta-
ry,
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Departure Of Trains.
ins now leave jackson Junction as fol-

On dit, that Senator Little has gone tt
Washington.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FLORENCE
SYN0DICAL FEMALE COLLEGE,
T COATED at FLORENCE, ALA, near Bailey
IL Springs, and near Muscle Shoals-the head
of navigation on The Lower Tennessee-offers
advantages for Female education that are not
surpassed by any college in the Southwest
If you have a daughter to educate, address
EX-GOV. r. NJ PATTON,
Pres. Board Trustees or
J. D. ANDERSON, Pres. of Faculty,
Jan u 1873 FLORENCE ALA.
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North louisiana and Texas Rail.
road.
Vicksburg and Delta Ferry Com
pamy.

Leaves Vicksburg at a. NJ, 1915 A. NJ, 1916
M. and 400 P NJ.
Leaves Delta at 8:OOA NJ, HOO A. NJ, las P. NJ,
5:00P.M.
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A DVEHeTISHNG: Cheap: Good ::
"A Systematic.-All persons who contem-
plate making contracts with newspapers for
the in sertion of advertisements, should send
25 cents to Geo. P. Rowell Il CO., Al Park
Row, New York, for their PAM TEXTBOOK
Zoo newspapers and estimates, showing the
cost Advertising taken for leading papers in
MANY States at tremendous reduction from
publishers rates. GET THE Book
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Marriage and Death notices will be inserted
In THE CLARION free CT charge, when not
exceeding six lines. Obituary notices and
tributes of respect, whether from Vlduals
or societies. will in future, be charged our
regular advertising rates-$l.O0 for each ten
lines of printed matter. u.
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e. O COO per day at home. Terms free
OC = DIU Address GEO. STINsON & Co.
Portland, Me.
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5 #tst. cas- /. O, 3. 3.
NTANAssEH LODGE, No 2O2-Meets at the
vi Masonic Hall every End and 4th Sundays
at 10 0 clock, A. NJ. Gus. Asher, President {; A
Stadeker, Secretary.
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Best Cordova coffee, parched or ground 8
cents per pound, at the Tea Depot S Camp street

Do not despise small things. How many of
us think with regret of the many dimes and dollars
thrown away for gewgaws which. if safely pnt away
would by this time Ihaps have made the owners
of tho houses we 1.-Two in or have enabled COM
pass some other much desired end For instance, by
deposing dollar a week in the Savings Depart
ment of the Workingmens Bank, % Canal street, at
the end of fftee years person would have PAT 60
s467 96 of which would be the interest earned five
dollars week would, in fifteen years. amount
s62's socf which s2E9 so would be interest earned
The Workingmer's is staunch institution, managed
By of integrity and financial ability Its Directory
is composed of such men NJ. F. Dunn (of Fitzwiam
& Coz, j. G. Spor J. B. Camors, and other we'll known
merchants Its President is respected fellow
citizen, Vor. Maignan Esq.. and it's Cashier J. B.
Mondeigt, Esq, formerly connected with the Bee is
of the most enterprisDg aud afabe young gentle.
In the city. The bank is open during the usual
hours for general business. but from to 7 O'Clock
each evening deposits will be received.
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Part First -
l. Solo and Chorus-'The Irish Exile Clarke
=. Grand Piano Forte Duet. Donizetti
Miss Mary Gruneberg and Miss Ruth WEIGH.
3. Rallad-"Within mile of EdinbOIo Town.
Mira. Natillio
Dutch Recitation, with Harmonicon Solo
MT. Jake Broukman.
5. Solo and Chorus Mother let the AD gels in Crande
Mary blake AGgie Spence and Pupils of ST.
Michsels-Uepie Sentipg Anges)
"a little gtrI, VII" about to expire, called her
mother said. Mother 1 am dy ing go
open he door and let Angels in. They have
to take me home }
Je Vivais PauvTe Verdi
Miss MaviDa Grureb eTg.
T. Grand Solo and Chorus-'Ny task is ended. Balfe
Miss Mary GTuneberg.
Intermission of Ten Minutes for Refroshmeuts which
can be procured in the Hall
- Part Second -
/. Nursery Song and Chorus,
Mary Blake and Pupils of St. Michasls.
9. Song and Chorus-"Come, birdie come 1900. White
,. Piano Forte Duet-"Prince Imperial waltzes'
Miss Ruth WEIGH and H. A. Blake
5. Recitation IA yArn) Koeter
Miss Mary Gruneberg and Miss Ruth Welcb.
T. Irish Melody" IT'S the last OF summer" Moore
Miss A4lvinS GrunebeTg.
g. Grand Duet and ChOrus-"PrisOn Scene from TrOvs-
&r S asiiliic and Mr. Van Bcnt6sJSon. ''
Il. A. BLAKE. Musical Director and Accompanies.
Rereshmspts will be served BY the ladies during the
entertainment u1fsl IL
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The best illustration of the fact that
science is the handmade of religion, especi-
ally of what is called the Methodist relation,
is to be found in an amusing incident which
is related in the following manner by one
OF our Northern exchanges:
How idle it is to talk of the quarrel be-
tween science and religion! A story which
reaches us from the West concerning that
eminent gentleman and scholar, Senator
Logan, beautifully illustrates the ease with
which they can be recnDcled. 1t is stated
that Senator Logan, during the recent SEES
sion of Congress, became impressed with
the extent and influence of the Methodist
body in his own country, and determined
to ally himself with it. But finding that the
demands upon his time in Washington
were incessant and thar it would be ex-
treme'y inconvenient for him to leave the
| capital. he hit upon the brilliant expedi-
ent OF joining the Church, with winch lie
wished 10 associate himself, by telegr Aph,
and of sending forward his photograph to
be baptized! We tell the tale as it was
! told to Us, v"uching for nothing. But if it
is not true in every particular it cetainly
ought to be.
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I'M MEMORLAM.

DIEp-On Monday. April 70. 1875, HENRY JOSEPH
seven years and eight months.
One who kr ew him. WHO met him in the walks of
everyday life. who experienced and appreciates the
worth of his attempts feeble tribute to the
memory of HIS vrtues. Before reaching the prime of
life. he carried away, lille yet full hopes
and ambition of youth and before the burthen
and trouble had pressed too heavily upon him.
We, who knew him, feel the loss and regret the de
parture of QUE who faithful friend, loving
brother. obedient and affectionate true and
devoted husband. An absence of two years had, If
possible but endeared him the wife, family and
friends. His return looked for with pleasant
pecsation he called to this city to the
management of his fathers afTArs but the homeward
journey though commenced in health termi mated
in disease Death who respects neither time place
overlook him upon the route and marked him its
own. He reached home only 10 die.
The memory OF his virtues a ISOLATION to us ALL
for know that he reaps he has sown, and
seed being good rejoice to feel that its ruitou
must be in Heaven We take comfort we'll from the
knowledge that Holy Morher the Church afforded
him all her final sacramenls that he died IS he
had lived earnest aud sincere Catholic.
How young the year, and yet alas! how long
The sad roll of Its deadl Whose day is DER,
Who hast tened from the earth and tarried not
AtDeauh's grim beck nings from the gloomy shore.
How many haild its natal hour with joy,
Who now dead, alas! and passed away,
How many dwell within the dreary tomb,
Who blessed the which lit its earliest day.
And marching on, unto its lusty prime
The year shall see them perish all around
Its lettering tread, in blustring winter time
At every step will press anew-tu-n'd n ound.
But yet of all that borrowing kindred mourn
Since first the year did find its joyous birth,
OF all who shall before its Dying hour
Be gatker'd to the bosom of the earth;
Not may justly claim purer soul
Oh friend of mine, than that hich fell thee
A heart true, q mind less sullied, or
A life from ev'ry stain than thine mofe free.
We mourn thy loss. but yet keenest pang,
Is not without its shad' wing comfort near
For thou hast thank the early death,
Which bid. shed the sympathetic tear.
lit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
No 1.-The regular monthly meetings of this Division
are held in tLeir Hail. No ITO Carondelet street. the
FIRST TUESDAY of every month, st - o'clock
The next meeting will be June LIST, 1875.
MARTIN FINNERTY, President
PETER HERMAN, Secretary. seI37 Iy
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DIED

LEA1HERSAon Sunday, May 8. 1875. at a quarter
past = O'Clock A. N, ST. John, youngest of Thomas
p feathers and Charlotte G Claiborne.
AcINTYRE-On Wednesday, MAY IL 1875, at A.
N Philip Mcintyre aged seventy years naive
OF Bailsboro, County Cavan. Ireland and q resident
OF this city for the past thirty four years.
HOGAN-On Tuesday night. May n, 1875 at d
o'clock Willis Fl. hogan, aged afty-two years.
Observation-Disclosures morning. May 49, 1875
at n o'clock James Fitzpatrick: aged
native OF County Westmeath Trelapd d, resident
of this city for the last thirty. five years.
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The change of seasons and the incoming of
new vegetables and fru,ts render Bowel Com
plants especially III chdIen. prevalent. There
IL no inetcae in the tcOrid superior TO IR BROOlES
ASfRfSGENf CORDIAL for this class Of disease
~ Is spec tic for Darrhea summer Cholera
Nl"rhns FiuX Cholera. etc 1t pleasant the taste
and tree FROM any ipjnrIo quality. No house hold
should b. with out oottie of Brodi's Coruia
tune, hat particularly AT this when attacks of
cnoera cholera morhus etc. sudden and req ure
lDsiant treatment For sals by al druggists
l. 1. Lyons proprietor. corner Camp and Gravier.
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IN ME1IOBIAM :

DIED-on Sunday, March 18th. 1875, at II ocloci
MARY E., aged years seven month"; and tw enty
six days. youngest daughter of Mr. and Ms. o. Doyle
Sweet child. go fsndy loved her gnieleOs prAttls
Has ceased TO echo in that lonely homo
The angels knew bow rough 10 life's great battle,
And bore their littls Mary from the storm.
The flowers and sunshine around thy pillow
Fit embems of the fair childs purity
Thy little bark IL anchored from the billow,
And beautiful our little Msry's sleep will be!
o Angel Nary sacred bonds riven,
But whisper to the mourning household band
That Jon will meet them at the gates of Heaven,
And greet the dear ones in that tarer land
A DEAR FRIEND.
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OAK ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PITTSBURG
COAL. FULL LEGAL MEASURE, LOWEST
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ATTENTION
GUARANTEED SEND ORDERS THROUG POST
OFFICE, OR OTHERWISE. TO MRS. FRY'S
WOODWARD, 1913 CALLIOPE STREET. BETWEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE L. e MEEHAN, MAN
AGER
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DELGADo & GoLDTHwAITE.-Do not forget
that the above firm, at the corner of Magazina and
Jackson Streets keep constantly hand full supply
of choice and reasonable groceries etc Their house
has not long been established but Judging from their
rapidly business they have evidently game
the confidence of their friends and patrons.
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Mrs. c. Samson, the fashionable milliner of
No SOS Magazine street. has still on hand largo
of the latest styles of hats bonnets etc.
lie constaEtly receiving fresh additions stock.
Our lady friends in need of article in the millinery
line, would do we'll examine her stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
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NEW ORLEANS January 30 ls74.
M. NJ West Lombard street. Ba'.

c. p. KNIGHT, Ese, No. 93 West Lombard street, Ba-
timOre:
Dear Sir-It affords me niue pleasure to advise you
how well satisfied am with Bradley Patent Enamel
Paint, having used all bongbt of you in painting
large at Ocean Springs Miss and having
found 10 to and work admirably aud very far
superior to diuarv metal painIs and coors sub
jeot fade, besides being decidedly 1t is
purpose send you another order for very
Yours respectfully, K. W KAYNE
Of Bartlett d Rayne, IS Carondelet ST. eet.
For further details respecting this now celebrated
paint, advertise ment aud testimonial
inside pages.
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A society for the promotion of sacred music
in France has been created under the patron
age of the Cardinal Archbishop of Paris.
Galveston claims n population of IS, 900
Houston, 20 600; San Antonio, Is 900; Dallas,
10000; Austin (seat of government, 1000 ;
Waco, 5000.
The purse presented as spontaneous offer
ing of love and gratitude to Cardinal Cullen,
on the twenty-ffth anniversary of his episco-
pal conservation, amounted to seventeen thou
sand dollars.
The creditors of the Freedmen's Bank should
"keep their lamps trimmed and burning
They or their grandchildren-most likely tb q
latter will probably get ten cents on the dol
lar. This is encouraging.
land, has been convicted by Ii jury aud syn
fenced to three mouths' imprisonment. He
was charged with having written in his paper
that Kuiimanns attack on Prince Bismarck
was a comedy got up for the purpose of reviv-
ing the Imperial Chancellor's popularity.
The testimony of the Alabama Radical, Per
rim, that he shot a bullet through his own hat
to exhibit as a Ku-Klux outrage, is not calcu.
lated to enhance the popular estimate of the
party in whose employ he had acted. Hence
the Chicago Tribune regrets that he had the
presence of mind to take off bis hat before
plugging it.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING The Wilson Shut
tie Sewing to day the simplest
easily operated. best made NEST durable and in
every way valuable sewing machine ence,
aud s cold fifteen dollars less than all other fret class
N machines.
SaIesrOom, lso Canal street. New Orleans.
This Company want q more good agents.
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OFFICE OF LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY

OFFICE OF LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
An annual election for Directors of this Company
Was held on Monday. April 10. is7S Tho following
gentlemen constitute the board:
Thomson. Henry Abraham, David Wallace.
J. B Canors II. j. vose, b. It. wnl.ho
W. Henderson, E. A. Tyler, Geo A, Foedick,
j. W. Stone. Alex. MARKS. K. b. Briggs
w. q. Schmidt, John l. Adams Chas. Chane
j. u. Lailand., John Henderson. Jas. I. Day,
F. H. Fairchild Henry NJ Payne, 3. B. Newman,
John Fl. Pike.
At the annual meeting OF the Board of Drectors
held on Monday, May s. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year;
SAMUEL MANNING TODD President.
WIN. b. SCHMIDT. Vice President.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
Now Orleans May T. 1875. mylS In
SELLING OUT. SELLING OUT.
400 Handmade 10, at........-.&2 90
$50 Woven " 90, at...-.....i On
a5U 81 o Bone a. " 10, At...... 90
rs Real Robert VERY coRsErs cost CO. a. $"
500 Misses beat OK long double bono CoRSETS
a, COST 5O at 1900. .............. poo.
half OF original value.
III. HERMAN
$50 Magazine st next to of ST. Mary, formerly,
myib I'm Rank OF Lafayette.
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Blue flannel d. suits for $20 at Pierson &
Hews',
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A GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CUNGERT
On Sunday Evening, May 10th, at o'clock,
BY PROFESSOR Il. a. BLAKE.
For the Benefit of st. Michaels School.
ADMISSION. Observation-Disclosures FIFTY CENTS.
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

John Henderson, J. Snnott Hugh MoCloskey
Thos Gilmore, John G. Ryan, Sam Russ
Thos J. Semmfs, Maurice Hart, 7. McDermott,
John T. Moore, J. I: Gibbons F. johnson.
I. f. Bragg, J: NJ; G Parker, j. Henderson, Jr.
J. G. Devereux, NJ. Hack-tt. II. A Bourk,
Thos. Smith, y Mo,iarty, Devil .Berthelot
Tbos. Green. Geo. McCIoskey, C. II. Hyams,
Paul Z MoTumer, J H. 0gIesby. Col. W Behan
wm. Hart, Chas. MoCI eady, WIN; Dillon,
John MoCafTrey. Jules Cas.ard, Henry Green.
Hugh Flynn James Bagau, Thos. Maagan,
j. 4. Menge. John McGintv Jas. D Martin,
A H. I.aacson, q. e. Grardey. John MoPhelin
Chas. Kummel, John Glynn, Jr. E. a Burke
W. b Schmidt, Ed. Pilsbury. WI. Castell.
PROGRAMME:
J. Where shall we find our home. ....... Glover
By the Orphans.
Miss T Cannon, with violin accompaniment
by Mr.. @8ot.
3. THE gray hairs of my mother Bishop
BY the Orphans.
T. The Prophet"-6rand Air...-.-....-..-M syerbeer
Miss A. Wagner.
s. Angel voices" Gurrick
Mrs A. Minis. i'''''
I. The Sister of hart,-Rectation. Griffin
Miss fheresa Cannon.
- Intermission
Part Seoond
g. Dom Sebastan"-soo ..................D onizetti
Mr.. +. Bremer
9. hen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........... Rsgual
ny Lhe oIpnAnb-
10 waiting Observation-Disclosures iard
Mrs Z withan, with violin accompaniment
by Mr. Mallet.
II. NE touches pas a la R-ine-puet... Boisselo.
Miss I. Cannon and Mr.. + Bremen
L. Sunshine after homas
By The Orphans.
10 Quatuor from Martha Good Night" ...... Flotow
Mrs q. WIthaLn Miss a. Wagner, and Messrs.
Renaud and Bremen.
Mr.. j. Cartier will assist the Piano.
Refresh in variety and choice will be Furnished
by the Ladies', boLh the Concert and Matinee, in
tho Supper.room of the Hall.
A Brass Band will be in attendance during the Enter
tainments.
See Programme for Matinee. my92t
STYLISH SPRING CLOTHING.
Look
BLACK DIAGONAL FRoCK COATS
For dress pur posea-ElegAnt cut-at
PIERSON d NEWS.
SEE OUR STYLISH
GLUE FLANNEL d. b. SUITS at $780,
At PIERSoN 4 HEwS'.
THE NICE
WHITE DUCK VESTS,
At PIERSoN & HEwS'.
SUPERIOR STYLE
wORSTED AND CAsSIMERE BUSINESS SUITS |
At PIBRSON HEwS'. |
NET BOUS-NOTELTY SC.iRFS,
STRIPED HALF-HOSE, COLLARS GAUZE
UNDERWEAR
One Price, and that the Lowest, at
PIERSOS & HEWS'
myl6 1t - and Is Camp street.
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Tea drinkers ordering their suppllss from the
Great China and Japan Tea Warehouse,
No. Camp Street,
will save from Twenty-Five Seventy five cents on
ev ry pound OF Tea they consume besides getting
more paiafable article into the bargain. Tho following
are n tew of orr leading varieties;
Best OOLONG tBlackD a. 90 y n
Best BREAKFAST tSouchong). ............ 20
IpeFt y. Vireenl---- ] 80
Best GUNPOWDER Itirpenl. .--..........-.. TO
We guarantee all Of the above to be strictly Al Teas
Oar prices for ooong and Imperial Teas range from
cents per pound upward.
We have good, strong. we'll favored Black or Mixed
Tea at 90 cents per pound, which reoomru end TO
large consumers.
Orders from the country. unaccompanied with the
cash. will be shipped by EIpresG be collected
livery Of goods Checks drafts and postofOs orders
should be made payable TO the propriet0r,
j. J. MARTIN.
No. 5 Camp stY Get New Orleans.
States ta2S ~ Iy5p
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ST. JosEPHs TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
The regular meeting of this Society will be held
THIS Sunday EVENING, May l6, 1875, at O'clock
in the Hall. of Common and Derbigny streets
A full attendant zee is requested.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
JNo. McCAFFREY, President.
NJ DRISCoLL Secretary. myle It
YOUNG MEMS CA THoLIC ToTALABsTINENCR
ASSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meeting Of this
Association will be held in the Star Hall lI6 Poy dras
street, TO-DAY Sunday at o'clock
Gentlemen between the ages Of eighteen and tbdrty
Wishing to SSa this Society respectfully invited
to be present
MI HART, President
TR ADAMS. Secretary. myleb
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-16

A GRAND CONCERT
For the Benefit of the
ORPHANS OF ST. ELIZABETH ASYLUM
Will be given by
MISS THERESA CANNON,
Who will be assisted by we'll known talented Amateurs
and number of Orphans of the Asylum,
On Friday Evening, May 81, 1875, at II o'clock,
TO BE FOLLOWED BY A MATINEE,
On Saturday. May 2sd, at IAN
IN ST. PATRICK'S HALL,
Admission to the Concert. Fifty Cents
Admission to the Matinee ---.-.Twenty Eve Cents