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NEW ORLEANS sEm-ANNuA1 TRADE GUIDE

NEW ORLEANS SEAM-ANNUAL TRADE GUIDE
We been favored with copy Of this int resting
and useful work issued for the fall trade OF 1875
by Mr.. D. Webster of R. G, Dunn &NCo. The Guide
admirable specimen of what be done In this
city in the printing line the paper being ne the typo
clear the display in the advertisements tasty and the
printing fautless. The present number contains sew
eral fine of buildings and in New Orleans
among others being the City HAIL. the Lake Protection
Levee, view Of Canal street. Louisiana Jockey Club
buildings and grounds and the st. John Rowing Club
house. These things. however, only thrown in for
the value of the book being based
the it contains of the boat firms in the
different lines of business in this city.
Nothing inspires more confidence in the ability
and progresaveness of business men, or better
proves their facilities than the creditabe appearance and
circulation Of the Guide to Thousands
of we'll wishers Throughout the Southern States
It's long existence the reliability of the publisher. and
business houses represented throughout ts coll
umns and the effective method of its circuGon makes
consult it with implicit faith Not only 1t uSefnl to
the advertising community but really beneficial &c
the general of the city Many Of the articles
relative to and views the city surroundings have
been specially prepared the purpose of furnishing
readers throughout this and adjacent States viii
information regarding its many attractions sanitary
condition business facilities. etc which sure
win prove interesting and viii stimulate desire to visit
our city and know business men. Anything that
s done toward controlling the tendency of business tC
New Orleans, is deserving the encouragement of ouI
ercbants particularly when their interests well
guarded as this book would Indicate The next regu
lar number Of the Guide will appear the Ist jan
nary. 1873.
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An AFFABLE MANNER.-Much of the
happiness of life depends upon our out
ward demeanor. We have all experienced
the charm of gentle and courteous conduct;
we have all been drawn irresistibly to
those who are obliging, affable and sympa-
tbetic in their demeauor. The friendly
grasp, the warm welcome, the CHEEKY tone,
the encouraging werd, the respectful man.
ner, bear no small share in creating the joy
of life; while the austere tone, the stern re-
buke, the sharp and acrid remark, the cold
and Indifferent manner, the curt and dis
respectful air, the supercilious and scorn-
full bearing, are responsible for more of
human distress, despair and woe than their
transient nature might seem to warrant.
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THE HISTORY OF GREAT ERTERPRIsE.-ID
eighteen hundred and Atty four the original ineorPora
toEs ri the Wiloon Sewing Machine company embarled
in the Sowing MAchineS and from that
tirse 10 the present. their time, talent energy and
cSnital have been employed in making RSrst CLdss
Seeing Mdehinss with varied success attending their
SfscrrS NJ being their constant aim 70 produce .
sbTttIe or Look Stitch Machine that should be simple
to handle. durable steel and iron could make u
machine, regardless Of name or prce and withHl 70
oonfng the price within the reach Of all classes OF
Sona, and succeas has crowned their efUrte In the
PRODUCTION Of the celebrated Wilson Shuttle Sewing
GSchines which combine all the BlgoUce, Simplicity,
TTG5iitv and Strength possible for any sowing msohue
to attain and they are the fSTst and Only ErstCGS'
moderate priced machines put in the market.
Solesroom leo Canal street, New Orleane.
ThiE Company want few more good aRents-
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enactment In the oficial archives, dated june
10, I7e4, strictly prohibiting religious pilgrim
ages to any place out of the realm. This en-
aotment has now been revived, making it penal
for Prussians TO proceed as pilgrims anywhere
beyond the frontier.
Apropos Of . recent circular issued by tho
French Minister of the Interior inviting bis
subordinates to sign legibly, N. Egger writes
to the Debats, mentioning o similar circular
issued by an anonymous chef dc cabinet of one
Ptolemies about two thousand years ago, order
ing his clerks to write "their accounts in we'll
made characters" He adds that the documents
which have come down to MS on the Egyptian
papyri justify this wise recommendation but
too we'll. The body of the document is gener-
ally fairly legible, but the postscripts and sig
natures are often the despair Of the pal@o-
grspbers.
The Imperial Academy of Science at Vienna
has taken up the question of the decrease of
the quantity of water in springs, streams and
rivera. In o circular the Academy calls atten-
tion to the fact that for some years past q
diminution of the waters of the Danube and
| other great rivers has been noticed, and es-
pecially since the modern practice of cutting
down forests without regard to consequences
| has prevailed. Tue Austrian Engineers and
Architects' Union have also taken the question
| in hand and appointed "hydroteohnic CON-
mittee" to collect facts and prepare . report.
The Danube, the Elbe and the Rhine we're each
assigned to two members.
| A notable person has just arrived at Paris
His sty le and title is Duke of Marmalsde. He
is friend of the semi-barbarous potentate
souioque, who was born slave in 1879, helped
to expel the French from Hayti in 1903, rose
through the grades Of the local army, till IL
ls4e he declared himself Emperor; and, sfte
displaying gross incapacity and misconduct
was driven from Hayti in 1853, and took refug
in the country of his old foes-Frapoe. Th'
Duke OF Marmalade is, like his late sovereign
a negro, and is very tall and stout. He
seventy-three years old, and, having scrape'
together o considerable fortune, has gone t
Paris to spend it. His name strikes one q
rather comical but Duke of Marmalade is no
more outre than King Koffee.
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n,rnlng Star and Catholic Nessenger.
~TEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20 ls1s.
FURTHER NEWS ABOUT The IMrosrzR.
Els Infamous Proceedings in Mississippi.
he IS COMING TO NEW ORLEANS.

Last week we published an extract from
lsttsr of the Rev. Th. Buffard, of Texarkana,
Tex. exposing scoundrel who, under the garb
Iof priest, had been imposing upon the people
In various parts Of Texas. By the following
+letter, Just received from the respected Pastor
sof the church at jackson, Rev. 81. A. Pioherit,
I Il will be seen that he has been operating along
khe jackson Railroad under the name of Father
Lee:
JACKSON, Miss, August Goth, 1875.
EDITOR Morning Star:
On last Monday, Aug. 23rd, q man calling
himself Father Lee, sent q telegram from
sBeauregard Station to the Catholics of Brook
haven, Lincoln county, Miss, telling them that
Bishop Elder had sent him to take charge OF
the congregation, and that he would be with
them that same evening and have service at
she church. He told them the most incredible
Ssories he had been ordained by the Pope;
Id said his First Mass ct Salt Lake City; had
failt twenty churches; had performed several
niraoles; was q nephew of the great Father De
emet; most Of the Bishops Of America were his
|bousins and that on account Of his great
talents and extraordinary virtues Bishop Elder
had sent him to them, etc. That very evening
De gave benediction; the Blessed Sacrament
bot being kept in the church, (the congregation
hss been without priest for many months)
he proceeded to conseorate one large altar
bread and gave benediction with extraordinary
Ceremonies, the like of which the simple in
( habitsnts had never Witnessed. The mex
morning he said Mass, making q rather fires
ase of incense, to the great conformation o
ehe poor people, and he gave benediction three
Us volra To OF,
bis peculiar way of saying Mass and perform
Ing other ceremonies, he always answered that
being Jesuit, he had powers which no othel
priest, OF even Bishop, ever possessed. he i
represented as q smart fellow-speaks Euglisl
and German. He baptized one child, hear
confessions and gave Communion. He left 70
q New Orleans, where he said he intended t
visit the Archbishop on important matters, an
i purchase vestments and other articles for tn
\ church of Brookhaven. q. A. PIcHERrT.
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1tappears that the action of the managers
OF the O'Connell Centenary celebration in
Dublin, in having proposed the toast to the
Pope before that to the Queen, has created
some excitement among the bigots in England.
Ehe matter was even introduced into the House
OF Lords. Here Is the account as Published in
the English papers:
1OEo Oranmore and Browne rose to call the
SSeSenu9n OF the House to the banquet given
~ inc Lord Mayor of Dublin on Thursday, the
SSn Oh august, at which the Lord Mayor gave
me health OF the Pope before the health OF the
queen and to ask the Lord President whether
was the intention Of Her Majesty's govern
menh 1y intimating to the Lord Lieutenant Of
4ny entertainment to which he might be in
s'sa at the Mansion House during suoh time
- tne present Lord Mayor remained in office
OF otherwise to signify their condemnation
~ the disrespect shown by him to Her Mo-
!sSsy. The noble lord remarked that the
SHnlet magistrate of Dublin on the most pub
HS occasion that has occurred for many years,
SSelberately offered disrepeCt to Her Majesty
~ Proposing the health of the Pope before
S Sne health of the Queen. This was evidently
Sone In compliance with the wish OF the Ro-
man Catholic clergy for the purpose of assert
tIg me supremacy of the Pepe over that OF
me Queen Of England.
5Ae Lord Characteristic che absence OF the
luke, the Lord President of the Council, 1t falls
Spon me 70 answer the question which has
Oeen put on the paper. think had better
~ thae Her naiesty's governments do not pro
use 70 intimate 70 the Lord Lieutenant any
OPlnlon 80 to the entertainments which he
"uRht or ought not to attend in Dublin.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
MOBILE. ALA.

Tbis Institution s situated In one of the moet boau
tul and healthy localities OF the South surrounded by
fine hAdy woods and gardens, whore the pupils are
required 70 take often the weather per-
mlts aud with experience Of over FORTY years this
Academy offers many and peculiar advantages.
Music vocal and instrumental. IL thoroughly and
successfully taught. The Drawing Room embellished
with original productions Is peculiarly attractive and
pleasing. The French German and italian are taught
and spoken oy pstent teachere Special attention
is given to Literature and Epstoary position and
Domestic Economy. Mantna Work 10 taught II de-
sired given In every variety Of Orna
mental Needlework Bullion, Chenelle, etc. Health
amiable and polite objects Of constant
and special care.
The Scholastic Exercises will be resumed the fret
Monday of October.
For FERNS and Regulations address the Institution
or oents in MobiIo q M Parker q. 500 au29 2u
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4 King Who Is First Or all a Catholic.

Carlos VII. has given another evidence
of how he is going to restore true liberty to
Spain. He bias suppressed, by Royal
Decree, the abusive claim of the Civil
the Royal Erequatur, the Bulls, Briefs, and
other Documents published by the Holy
See. The following is the declaration Of
this royal decision:
THE KING:
-"The glorious title of Catholic which my
iIlu strious predecessors merited from the holy
See by their piety and eminent services, and
Kings of Spain. title which have decided
to elevate az much as possible, irnpels me to q
decision which is the result OF the sentiments
BY which 1 am inspired. The freedom OF the
the publication and execution of Bulls and
DEGREES emauating from the Holy See: existing
laws stood in their way, unless the civil power
decided, according to its own private Judg-
ment, whether they were to be obeyed or not.
But as for me, l propose to remove the re-
striction which has 30 long been placed upon
the freedom of the Church.
"I am we'll aware that matter of 30 much
Importance to Church and State requires, in
the frst place, an understanding between the
two powers, 60 as to arrive at conclusions that
will bring about the spiritual and temporal
happiness of my well-beloved subjects. But
rs the circumstances of the war, which am
waging for the defence of my lawful rights, are
not favorable to negotiations which call for
these await till, with Gods assistance. 90.
cupy the throne of my, ancestors, and l will
always act in concert with the Holy See, on the
points indicated, in conciliating the liberty Of
action which the Church ought to enjoy, so at
to harmonze with the rights and privileges o.
my royal authority.
sin the meantime, and in execution of my
proposed intention, desire that within the
territory occupied by my valiant army, OIL
wherever its influence extends, the fullest lib
erty be given to the circulation of all Docu
ments above referred to-"
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NEW ORLEANS. January 20. 1874.
no. on weat Lombard ntreet,' Bal

NEW ORLEANS January 20 1915.
C. p KNIGHT, EsQ, No. s3 West Lombard street. Bal
Mar SILT affords me pleasure to advise you
how well satia6ed with Bradley's Patent Enamel
large cottage (new) Ocean SPRING. Mss and having
fo,, n Ia cover and admirably, ana very Tar
sUnsTn 70 oruarv metal paints and oolOrs not sub
enf 70 fade besides being decidedly cheaper It 10 my
10 send Won another order for more very coon
PuiPOTvS o ~ raSnSScrfnIIv r w. RAYNE,
f., or Bartlett K RAyne, "a Carondelet street,
For further details respecting THE now celebrated
paint advertisement and testinonialSon one Oh our
inside pages.
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OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD AND PLTTsBURG
COAL FULL LEGAL MEASURE LOWEST
MARKET PRICES AND PROMPT ATTENTION
GUARANTEED SEND ORDERS THROUGH POST
OFFICE, OR OTHERWISE. TO MRS. FRY'S
WOODWARD, 1913 oALLIoPE STREET, BETWEEN
CAMP AND MAGAZINE L. Z. MEEHANi MAN
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MACIAS-On Friday m0rning Augusts7 1875 Pierre
Aacias, native OF Louisiana, aged % years.
eCHUMACHER-on Saturday August 81 lets, at u
A. ~. George Schumacher aged twenty years and
four months, q native Of New Orleans.
McMAHoN-On Thursday morning. August &C. 1878
ct 81 O'Clock Mrs Mary Kate beloved wife OF
Mr. Thomas EcMAhoE. and edest daughter OF Roger
Murphy and Mary Turner. native Of New Orleans.
aged fifteen years and eight month";
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIAHs-DIvIsIoH
No The regular monthly meotnas Of this Division
are Isd In their Hail. 10 50 st. Charles street, On tie
FIRST "WEDNESDAY Of every month, 81 u oelSck
pu. ne next meeting will be September lst 1915.
MARTIN FIENERTY, PrOaidont-
PETER KIERHAE, Secretary. SeisT ~
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RARRIEn.

AEPP-WALTER-on Thursday. August 10. 1875.
at st. Theresa's Church by the Rev. Father Hubert.
assisted by the Rev. Father Nassardier. Walter e.
Hspp. Esq to Sue, eldest daughter Of y. +. walter
all Of this city.
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Special attention given TO writing Obituary
Notices. in prose verse. An ordsrs strictly conh
DENTAL Address :. Writer. Morning Star ofses.
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Wedding Notices, Birthday and Presentation
Pieces written in prose or verse; An orders strictly
confidential. Address t" writer" Morning Star OsaOo
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TRELAED'S HISTORY,
A LECTURE. BY HENRY GoRMLEY.
Will be delivered, under the auspices OF
Hibernian B. II. A. Association, Branch No. S,
AT ST. THERKsAs HALL,
Erato Street. Between Camp and Magasine.
On Sunday EUening, August %, 1875.
Doors open ut o'clock. Lecture to commence ut Q.
Admission, Fifty Cents. Tickets DO had 1t thu
door and OF the Committee Of Arrangements ants 81
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II will pay to buy your coffee, Parohed or
ground. At the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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No tea drinker should fail to visit the Tea
Depot, S Camp street.
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The Fifth Scholastic Year of this Institute will COM
mence ON Monday, September g. 1875 The course OF
of solid Instruction. The priOe Of tuition In both
languages vAriee for day scholars from IS to S2 per
month, according the clssses for bonrders $50 per
month ESQ per uRrer ayabe invariably in advance
Especial attention will be given pupils preparing
for First Communion, under the direction Of priest
appointed by Grace the Archbishop Of this Diocese
For further particulars apply to the Principal Nine
g. B. Locquet Leroy, by letter, POStoice Box 1850.
Ru29
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JACOB OFT.
269 Magazine Street, Corner of Callicpe

Stores, Counting Houses and Dwellings, FitteA u
with DspAtch; Jobbing promptly attended to.
Clsterns made and repaired
An orders for work left at the oface $50 Magazine
street, or sent through the Postofce, promptly At
tended to- no22 ~ ly5n
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BEST Cordova coffee, parched or ground, &
'sn's Per pound, at the Tea Depot Camp street,
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ST. sIMEON's SELECT SCHOOL,
No. 13l Annunciation Street,
Between Thalia and Melpomene streets.

This conducted BY the sstsrs Charity
will reopen Wednesday September 1, 1873
The Seters consider themselves conscientiously
bound to respond to the conhdence reposed in them
by parents and guardians by giving to their pupils
Christian and virtuous education stricty attending
to their intellectual improvement and cultivating
that refinement Of manuers which will at them for
society.
The of instruction chased upon that pursued
ut st. Josephs, Emmetsburgl Embrace Orthograpby.
Reading. Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition, Plain
and Ornamental Writing, Practical and Rational
Arithmetic, Book keeping Principles OF Algebra and
Geometry, Ancient and Modern Geography with the
of Mare snd Globes, Astronomy. Sacred and
Profane History, Biography and Mythology, Natural
History, Natural Philosophy, Intellectual and Moral
Philosophy. Logic Botany and Chemistry, French
Music on the Piano Vocal Music, Plain and Ornamental
Heedlework.
TERMS PER MONTH,
payable in Advance:
English Glasses from - to $40
French Glasses
Entrance-paid but once
Music, Drawing, ETC., form extra charges.
General Observations II. A month commenced will be
considered q month completed, deduction being
made for absence q Books and stationery furnished
by the Institution at current prices. Visitors are
earnestly requested to call only Saturdays between
the hours of ~ and O'clock to prevent the interrup
ton Of scholastic exercises.
st. vINCENT's PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
in connection with the above will opel the same
day. au29 2m
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HOMEOPATHIC PRESCRIPTIONS.
DIR. WIN. d. HoLCOMBE,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Canal Street.. 100
new oRLEARs,

Prescribes by iettor those who vish to try the
homeopathic treatment ct points whore there 10 no
homeopathic physician.
pain staa ernent Of casce acute chronic will be
promptly considered and medicines With full directions
Tho following disease especially may be greatly
benefited, and sometimes cured, otter the Old
School trcatmens has entirely failed Chronic Head.
aches. Neuralgia, Vertigo Hysteria Epilepsy. Nervous
Afections Of the Heart. Skin Diseases Dyspepsia.
Constipation. Piles, Liver Complaints Chronic Dysen.
lartes obstinate Intermitsent feyers and scroiulA
cipes and e3 for each subsequent prescription and
medicines for the sam0 RemittanoeS made BY
mail post-olace order IeRistered letter.
Address DR. WIN. Il. HOLCOMBE,
au29 rs lySp New Orleans, La
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RT. REV. BISHOP GILMoUR, DID,
BISHOP OF CLEVELAND.
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The Frat Second and Third Readers of the Catholic
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at once into Parochi Schools they fully cover the
| ground occupied by the four readers of any other
series.
SPECIAL TERMS GIVEN FOR FIRST IN
PRODUCTION
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE BY NAIL TO
SCHOOLS ON APPLICATION.
READ THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS FROM
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Hoop, Band and Bar Iron, Bolts, Nuts, Wood
Screws and Washers, BuilderB' Hardware,
Fire Crates, HousekeeperS Hard ware
Tin Ware, Paints, Oils, VarDiBheS,
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auIS rs Iy5p EEw oRLEAHs.
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40 40 and "A. Claiborne Street. 40, 40 and ~
: Opposite the Market
p,4nnt Metallic Burial Canss, Mahogany, Black Walnut
ard Plain Coaans always on hand
NUMERALS attended 20 By the Proprietor In PoF99ls
Who hcDoa b strict attention 70 busiaoas % obtain
'hSTcS q E 2ssks PTsS6IfRHAfRE Mar. tsssHIysH
IJoAE 1ANUFACTURE.
Exams Louisiana Yeast Powder
EQUAL TO THE BEST MADE.
eunrantcsd 70 give entire natiafsction.
ZOE sAs " IA THos. RGAN, Manufacture,
Ao1s7l Iy5p 5al Common strsss' corner So0SrtSoA'
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BADGEs-The President Or the State Union has
received number Of Gold and SILVER Basges OF tho
General Union Of America. Members Of Total AbSti-
peuoe Societies can purchase them by calling At the
Morning Star once between the hours Of and and
S and Q. Pricss-GOld Badge q rs, Silver Badge.
90 centsi 1EL u
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st. vINCENT's PREPARATORY SCHOOL
in connection with the above, will open on the same
day. aug 2m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-16
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh .Wayne&
AND PENNSYLVANIA R.R. LINE
Condensed Time Table.
MAY. 1871.

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO Dept,
Corner Canal and Madison sts., West Side,
On arrival of Trains from North and Southwest.
> Trains with Through Ne. J. No. :. NO. 1.
y Cars Day EX Pac. EX NH EX
TO NEW YORK. Ex.sun Daily tx, sat.
A. SIIn