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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28

YrOptbence, 6b. S., 27. De3br. -
BblItpp @aua9ber, lpelAer in Der Ndhe BON
Smith5 Steinbruh bel 8eterlp mobut, gtng
am gamitag abenb i'm trunfenen 3uitan6e
mad 6auie. Sn ieiner @obnnng fling ct nit
ietuer 6rau Streit Oh unc perlufte iie 5u trez
ten; CT traf babel Elm 1.ldbriaes &iub, weldles
ite I'M Grme trug, uno perlebte es tOotlid.
@allaaber befiuOet itd in Saft.
YrODio oence, 27. 0eSbr. - Die 60
ronerszSurp erfannte, oaB Der Mann, melher
Dem 9alaaber ben S6nap8 uerfaufte, melher
ibn betrunfen mafte, lAul0 an Dem 3oOe oes
Stnoes lei. @alla9ber muroe unter $1,000
SIrqid)aft qeltellt.
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6eitiuOmt6 etues Wloroes.

nttc a, N.=D., q. De5br.- Der ylltica=
SeralO" mirO mOrgen oa8 @eifduoniB Der
MarD 9aoi5 entbalten, ge9en 2OOicia 5re=
oenbur9 uno albert 6rsoenblrg, peid)e am
81. 9e3br. 81 Sertimer tpegeu @rmorbuug
oeS Srlo DapiS aebangsn iperoeu iollten,
fall6 au89eiagt 81 baben, uu0 raB ite uno
ibre 9roBmutter 6rau Srebenburg ben Mtorb
ausssfiibrt, unO ibr Sater Oamit ytt6tS Su
thun aehabt babe.
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Sic QSser'SGe 3lnaeleacuheft.

aOenm0 n, 8anla8, q. Oe56r. =
SRI. Suian y. Antboup, weld)e it9 bier auf'
balt, bat BON Dem 06Oer'id)cn &nmalte in
Srooflpn cine @inlabung erbalteu, mad benz
Staate Jtep gorf 5u tommen, um ais 3euz
gin IN obiger Sade uorgelaoen werben su
f6ngen. sic gebeutt uber oieiem @riuden
nid)t 3u entipre1en.
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Wnre bel ctuellt aaahuerfa1fanfe

Stem bnrg, N.zD., 27. 0e5br.-g8dbz
reno eines 6a9nenfan1pies am Sonntag
Mtorgen mmoe in Otatteman Der S6enflpirtb
Sobn Dorne geldoiien nno t0Ottidb ncrlpuns
bet. Der W6roer 1T elm 9emiiier McSiunep
BON 6tibfta- Sanding. Serielbe wuroe nod
nidlt nerhnftct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28
Sic ssnIsFe13-ffn II ERIN g,,.,,ae,,.
WnrO In Ereftfnif.

Srenton N. s., 81. 0eSbr. - Sin
gteger, gtamenS Batterion, miBbaubelte ami
Samitag 9lbenO ieine Srau bermaBen, oaB
fie beute tarb. Batterion erpartet ieinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28
gertn,ttDltd,er gMijfs, ,,mfaa.

Boiton, 27. 0esbr. = Der Sdooner
yR. & $. @oulO," Capt. 9. S. Mc@ann,
bon Ybilabelpbia mad Bolton betimmt, iubr
am %. b. DC. BON Snunnis ab; felt Der 3eit
bat man yi6ts BON bemielben geb0rt. Niau
Dernlutbet aqseuein, oaB Der Sdoouer in
einem Srfane uuter9ins uro baB alle umges
fommeu fiuo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28
Gtm Wtfiisfppts9ampfer be=
SGf6Ainf

Memphi8, 27. Deg. Gm Sreitag
Worqen tpurbe Der Oampfer yMarp @tiller,"
pom 9tetp= Orleans mad Cincinnati inter
me9S, ais CT ctpa 40 Wtellen uuterbaIb Naz
poleon Su lanoen oeriudte, BON elmer Stnr3.
mclle ssgeu OaS llfer setrieben, poourd] Der
Steru eingeitoBcu nurbe unb Der 0ampfer
etipa 3 SuB 8ader SOg. gs aelang iebo6,
oas SabrSeug nit Siilfe Der Yumpen iiber
8aiIer Su halten. 9em poriiberfabreuoen
Dampfer ySltnoiS" wurbe Die Sedlaoung
iibergeben. 9lls Der 0anpfer yWarp 0iiller"
bier anfant, rpuroe er in Seidlag genommen
auf 9runo zines Iuipruhe8 bon $4,000,
tpelden Der Oampfer SainciS" erhob, tubem
er bteie Summe alS Sergelobn beaniprudte.
Spdter nurbe bieier 9lnipruh suriidge3ogen
mo bic Safe Dirr mabri9einli6 giitltf beiz
gelegt merben.
Ste gSntsfcn= =tGnterSnd,ungen+
@b tca9o, 81. 0e,. = Die ySime8"
rtll wiifen, oaB Der 8unoesanpalt Bangs
bon g8aibiuaton babin initruirt tporben TT,
alien megen Steuer-O Determination angeflagten
&erlonen, nadOem ite iid) idlulbig erfldrt ba.
ben merOen, @rlaB Der 3uAtbuusitrafe 5u uer>
itdleru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28
Wpr0 ttt NNcf. .Wtraintctt.

Sepeie b pon eborleifon l @ get. S a' mel, mel,
bet, baf elm &obleu9rdbcr, Namens See, BON
Srpei anberen Sergleuteu, gtamen8 9amion
uno @altept, nier Wteilen bon bort ii6erfa1en
Die WiGrber beftnben fidl in 0nft.
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Gime Heitunas.@mte.

Sau8ran3t8co, 27. 0e6br. - Die
3eitungen BON San Diego erfldren Gle Sez
rthte BON elmer Repolution gu San &afael in
llnterz @alifornteu ais unmabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28
1tnaIiiG ttt einent SnnneI.
Z i. ~

Cincinnati, 81. 0es.-@ine Spesialz
Sepei6e BON &iuerton, Sp, meloet, oaB,
mdhreno mebrere Arbeiter IN eiuem &unnel
OIL Der ySft 8entudp @iienbabn" nit elmer
Gefaratur beihGitigt muren, eine Seliemnaiie
BON n,ebrereu Eounen S6mere nie0eritiirSte
unb brei Berioueu eriGlng. Gin arbeiter
tnrrAe {d,mer hprIpt.t
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Rnufcrnffc.

Gtnctnnatt, 27. De3enlber. = Die
&afIeul6rant< 5abrifanteu Diebolo, gorris &
Gorcp. IN Canton, Sbto, habeu cine lleber.
i6reibuns 9emadt. Die SAultea finb nidt
anse9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-28
StatiftiI0cs itber Die Tabrifeu bon
SDtnelI, WQfT.

Qonell, Maii., %. 0eSbr.-9er 80. ita-
tiitiife Sabresberift seigt, eaB in ben Sabri=
fen bon 0omcll 100000 Spiubeln uno 1850
gSebitiiblc i'm Setriebe inS. 9as Irbeits.
perional 5ablt 10000 peiblide uno 1000
mannlihe Qrbeiter. gS6dentlif perben
100000 DarbS Stofie getpebt, neHlth,
10000 9arcs 9Solleuitrife, 10000 YarOs
Eepptde, 2500 ShamI3 uno 10000 Oubeno
ltnterbofen. Die Sabr.ftn oerbraufleu m6dent.
lid 100000 &funb Saumpolle uno 1872, 900
8iunb lle.-Sm Qauie oes lebtcn SabreS
lpnrben $3.50, 900 Daros Stoffe gefdrbt Oner
bebrudt. Die BrOouftion lit ourdweg bcbeu.
teuOer, QlS i'm uorlaeu siahre.
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Tsttags : Ma3eise,t.

| OsF<~CS 0~'C
@eibuadtsz &ordtbe.
Il. COURTNEY 4 pruoer,
Nr. IA, Nnrh=gbarles.,
Gde Der ssapette Stra6e,
maben aai tbren sroben uno aifottirteu
Vorratb bon
Gbampagner,
5berrp., WNaoetra- uno Rort.gSet...
Gnsnae, Branntmein,
Samaifa Stun,
fdotttt@en uno irIansithen Dbtsfep,
Old"Club House,
reinem 8osgen gSbtsfeD,
f@oncm Sbee,
au &c wabtte
Tamilien 8roeerie Mrtifcl
autmertfa
aneintse Nsenten In Den Ser. Staaten fir ben be,
ribmten
"Grand Vim d'Angleterre"=
champagne.
Cine GpeSiclitdt In
fetuem Sorten bon
end> uno MaisI Weinen.
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500 eineS befannfet Gon9reks
01ff0AfeSeS

Guincp, ST., 27. 9esembsr. - Der
46tb. 8. u. Rid,aroirn itarb in ieiuer bic
itgen @obnung heute Morsen am Shla9-
fluIIe. Sbert 9ii6arbion nurbe i'm Sabre
1861 ernaunt, I'M Die Safans i'm Bunbes=
Senate aussufiiaen, ipeldle burf stephen u.
9ouglas' Sob entitanoeu mar; ieitSem puroe
er fliuf Male in'S Observation-Disclosures erz
wahlt. @r mar sur 3eit ietues 9oOeS Ga
En hre nlt
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9sn,it Wlike rtfnesiinort.

8orts M ut b, N. D., 81. Sesbr.-
Sn &liot purbe geftern Nbenb cine Sdeune
pom glite getroffen nno brauute 9dusli9 ab.
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spsalal Neti,s,..
0aItttmcte
Hrf 9afurdgfe Wthff,

Setkk A|WY~$WsAS VIwtNt
9Aswejts5sde bon 4catb. uno Mater St.att.
IuR ODER Sbaoen burb Branounslid ionobi tn oe1
Stabt, mie i'm eonoe. ale arten bon et9snteum'
1Dobn@, eaoena uub Waareubduier, Sanoe!s siter,
dderbduzV Vrooutte, Ueobelu, Saus @erdthi99tten,
I'm 8au begriffene oher i'm Safeu tn eabuns beFnc'
ftde Ga9r5euge u. I. 70.
Das 0ireftorium beitebt aus folsenoen Serreu:
Wm. q. 8 arrii on, Yrdfoenfi
Geo. U. BiderS, Z. Robt. Senfins,
Danib g. Wilion, y. Worton Stemarf,
francis e. Qina. .. &. Reucomer,
Seurr @arrou, OruiIe 0ortDtt,
g. g. Steuart, %. %. 2aplor,
Wm. $. 8rune, Ssrdei eoqens
B.. b. aapff, George :. 9art'lon.
HppIifationszSs SsormutAre unb weitere stahrd ibet
bte @eeajdaft ipirb in Ser Office, Sablpefzgde pom
Goutb= unb aBaterfra6e, ertbt,It, mo- aut nGe Auis
trdse ioiort erleSi9t Bertierun9eu Ssrosn
auf rsen5 cine 6riit ansenommen. weihe Der Applts
sant miuifeT mag.
(Sant,tSH Hr. Bopbwortb, cen.
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stn perbdn9ntsDollcs @ewttter.

90 m bis, 81. Des. = @GbrenO elnes
befttaen @eruitters wuroe geltern Die Siitte
be8 9tegcrs Soc 8tncent an Der Siueftr. bonn
Slite aetroffen, unb iomohl bieler, oils aud
leiue Satin tnntlff, nPrlptt
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5te taufmdnntfd)e a18entu~
4 @. Bum 4 Comp,
ser. 2, NprosGbarIesHraBe,

(@tablirt i'm Suni 1841.)
Dieles gtabIiement lieert (uur an llnteri6retber)
Que nOtbisen oetIilirten Jniormationen binihtlt4
Der Stenuug, Berantfportlibfet &C. BON Raufeuten,
Sdnolern u. ~. tunerbab Der Ser. Saoten, &erz
rIorien unb BrttihzNorbzslmerita; au6 ltsfern iie
Elm ReIertnS>Suh, ipelhes be 9tamen pom mehr,
alS 100000 Soufeutcn (. ~. unb oereu Raen nub
Ole StelluEs oerlelben entbdIt. IS 1T oas compile
tsfte nno ausscoehnttite Gpitem, pelhes iemals Lr
B'auemlttbfeit Der Bdnf uno Sanoelshauier uno flr
Die angemetne Yerbeiieruna unb ben Shue oes 9an<
bells ot9aniiirt wurbe. 40 3peia Bureaus baben ipir
pehe in ben bauptiddltihften Stdoten fino; uuiefe
Grle ;6terun9en fonne1 ntt itbertrofiea De-oen.
@ns. .. Scattett, berpobne loer 9ompG9non.
R1- 5daiee Hnjprihe II neroen einseSosen unoGSe'
rittsiahen i'm A19emcineu beor9t. (SGn2iiSO
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Grtruufeu.

HaWrence, Dtaii., q. 0eIbr. = .Swct
Otdb6en i'm gllter BON uno IL 5abreu, Sea.
mems 9tettie Smitb unb ann @onltn, bra>
den auf oem giie eiu uno ertranfen.
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Selegrapbii9e 9epei9est.

(seri6te Der -aHOeiirteu yrelis- fir ben -GOrs
reipOuoeuteu.")
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Notwithstanding tn Der &oBIens
Steqton.

8hilabelp phta, 81. De5br. - Wau
bDrt, oab bic bebeutenbiten Sobten @om-
paguie'n I'M @Domiug, 3bale bei4lofen pa
ben, bonn 81. >. SO. an Die Brobuftlon etnen
Wonat lang einSul ltellen.
, 1875-09-02
Notice.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

WHEREAS. THE COMMISSIONER OF TIE
w General Land Office, in letter dated Ju-
1y 8, 1874, ordered that the lands in Township
90 North, Range 5 East in the district of lands
subject to sale at Olympia, W. t., should be
withheld -" from disposal as agricultural lands
until the nonmineral character thereof shall
have been fully established" And, whereas,
Michael Padden who made in this office q
homestead entry, claiming the North half OF the
Northeast quarter IN u OF E ~ of Section
26, in said Township and Range. now applies
to make final entry of said land as agricultural
land, and has filed with the Register of this Of
fee his own affidavit, declaring that there is
not within the limits of said land, to his knowl-
edge, any coal or other valuable mineral deposit,
and that said land is essentially nominal land. "
Now, therefore, in accordance with instrnc-
tions from the Commissioner of the General
Land Office, it is ordered that testimony touch
ing the character Of said land shah be taken be-
fore the Clerk of the District Court. holding
terms at the City Of Seattle, in, and for the
County of King, at his office, in the City of
Seattle, on the 4th day of September, 1875, be-
ginning at the hour of O'Clock P M, at which
place and time all persons having interest in
the matter of the character Of said described
land, are required to appear and there and then
to present such evidence as may serve to fully
establish the character Of said tract Of land,
and whether the same contains any valuable
deposit of mineral or not.
Given under our hands, at the United States
District Land Office, in Olympia, W. T., this
21st day Of July. A. D, 1875.
J. T. BROWN, Register,
ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver.
, 1875-09-02
Notice.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

VUHEREAs, THE COMMISSIONER OF
w the General Land Office. in letter dated
July 8, 1874, ordered that the lands in Town
ship 2S, North Range East, in the District of
Lands subject to sale at Olympia, W. T., should
be withheld "from disposal as agricultural
lands, until the on-.nineral character thereof
shall be fully established" And, whereas, Ed
ward Donahue, who filed his declaratory state
ment in this office, claiming under the preemp-
ton law the Southwest quarter IS. W. NJ Of
section 26, in said Township and Range, now
makes application to enter said land as agricul-
tural land, and has filed with the Register OF
this office his own affidavit, declaring that there
is not within the limits of said land, to his
knowledge, any coal, or other valuable mint ri
deposit. and that said land is essentially non-
mineral land" Now, therefore, in accordance
with Instructions from the Commissioner OF
the General Land Office, it is ordered that tes-
timony touching the character Of SAID iand snail
be taken before the Clerk Of the District court,
holding terms at the City OF Seattle, IN and 1or
the County of King, at his office, in the CITY OF
Seattle on the 4th day of September, 1870, oe-
ginning at the hour Of o'clock, P. y. at Unlcn
time and place all persons having interest," In
the matter of the character OF said described
land are required to appear, and there and
thef, to present such evidence IS may serve TO
fully establish the character OF said tract OF
land, and whether the same contains any yaiu-
able deposit of mineral or not.
Given under our hand, at the United states
District Land Office, in Olympia, W. T., this
Gath day of July, A. D., 1875. 60
j. r. BROWN. Register.
ROBERT G. STUART, Receiver
, 1875-09-02

SAN Francisco, Aug. 27.--Ihe ex.
element seems to be subsiding, the
crowd on California street is much less
now than at the opening of business
morning. The run on the London and
San Francisco bank ceased with large
surplus remaining in the vaults. There
was slight run on the Anglo Califor-
MIA bank at the opening but it soon
snbsided. The first National Gold
bank reports everything quiet. The
bank of British Columbia and the Pa
cific and Commercial banks report no
excitement.
There has been little rush az the Hi
bernian Savings Bank and the demands
were promptly met within the bylaws.
G orally speaking, confidence is re-
turning and it is believed the worst is
over. But little uneasiness is felt as to
the affairs of either the National Gold
and Trust Co. or Merchants Exchanp
Bank.
San FRANCISCO, Aug. 81 In an in
terview with Ralston this morning, the
Cashier stated in answer to many ques.
tons, that the Bank of California would
never again resume business. The loss
es OF the Bank are too great to admit OF
this being done. While the bank will
net resume business, it has sufficient
funds on hand and at its control and
disposal, to enable it to meet all its liza.
bilities. In reply to the question: "Will
interior agencies of the bank suffer from
the suspension" Ralston stated they
were included in the liabilities and no,
one would suffer the slightest loss.
, 1875-09-02
Estate Of John D. Clossen
DECEASED.

In the Probate Court of King County, Wash
ington Territory.
In the matter of the estate of John D. Clossen.
deceased.
NAMES T KEN WORTHY, THE EXECUTOR
- of the la st will and testiment of sad de
ceased, having on the 27th day of July, A. D..
1875, filed IN this Court his duly verified petit
ton, setting forth facts required by law in cases
for sales of real estate of deceased persons and
praving for an order of this Court authorizing
the sale of all the real estate Of said deceased
It is on motion of C. D. Emery, Esq attorney
for said petitioner, ordered that all persons
interested in the said est ate, be and appear in
this Court, in the Office of this Court, in Seat
tle in said County, on Monday, September 18th
1875, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, then and there to show
cause why such order of sale should not be
made, and that copy of this order be published
for four successive weeks before said time OF
hearing in the PUGET SOUND DISPATCH, weekly
newspaper, published in Seattle and in said
County.
M. YORK, Judge.
July 9th, 1875.
KING COUNTY, S..
l, Waldo NJ. York, Judge and ex-officio Clerk
of the Probate Court of said County. do hereby
certify the above and foregoing % be be true
copy Of an order to show cause why the real
estate of John D. Clossen, deceased, should
not be so1d
,, In witness whereof, have
lsEAL. ! hereunto set my hand and af-
N-~' fixed the seal of said Court,
July 29th, 1875.
WIN. YORK,
Judge and ex-oficio Clerk as aforesaid.
C. D. EMERY, Attorney for Estate.
as, 4w.
, 1875-09-02
News Items

E Mineral paint has been discover
ed in Clarke county.
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TO SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM,
GOVT AND NEURALGIA.


In view of the numberess sufferers afflicted with the
above painful maladies feel induced offer the
ANTI-RREUMATIC MIXTURE.
This medicine proves be the only remedy
In this line, for 1t has almost always given
taneous relief, and IN moet cases permanently
cured the disease. During tho last
cured thousaD Dis of in this city and and
by tie Of but bottle. Should the patient
at least find great relief after the of tae
from any of the above diseases 1t is but one year
since fret began advertising this remedy although
have successfully used the for sixteen
with the most satisfactory results and It
the most skeptical of its curative powers.
OF the many thousands who have been cured will
only 10 the following we'll known citizens
city, who have all signed the following card:
We. the undersig1ed Tssidents OF the city of New
Orleans, have used Mt. w. l. Jurg:eewczs ANTI
RHEUMATIC MIXTURE, and have found that IL
really possessed the medicinal virtues in the
above advertiser emit and therefore do cheerfuy
recommend the to the afflicted
James ReRan, owner of livery stable No 1874 Baronne
street; stephen KrauBs AnnunciatIOn and
Washington streetsi Charles Roemer, proprietor Of
saddery No. 99l TchoupitouIas street A uth
of bakery, No 81 Fulton street. Charles BuheF
grocer corer Gen. TaS lor and Magazine Streets Capt
Boyd Robinson, No 40 Rampant street; Mra Ann
st. Andrew street Capt VIM Claiborne Harrison. No
400 Drysdes street; EugeLe Eratb, owner Of Pelican
Brewery. No 2s2 Viere street George Steuernagel,
No. iS5 Where street, W A. Rowalsk, No 100 Tehou-
Capt. james Sylvester, No $40 ST. Ckarles street;
MIRA. n j. Brun. midwife, No. 3sI Magazine street;
Mrs. z. Sebrandt midwife, No. ga Camp street H
H. FneRan chief Ruager United States Custom house;
o. r. Thiesmsn, grocer, No. 3SS Magazine street.
W. L. JURGIELRwICZ, Drugeist
Cor. Magazine and ITALIA sts New OFleans La
Price 81 50 per bottle my3O IS ~
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TIE
STATE LINE,
sailing from New York to Glas.
Cow. via Belfast, every alternate
Wednesday.
WHTTE STAR LINE,

sailing from New York for Liverpool via Queenstown
Saturday.
IyMAV LINE, sailing from New York for Liverpool
via Q1e-nstoWD every Saturday.
ROTTERDAM LINE, sailing from New York for
Rotterdam every fortnight.
RED STAR LINE. sailing from New York and
Philadelphia. alternately, every wednesdAy.
AMERICAN LINE sailing from Philadelphia for
Liverpool via Queenstown, every Thursday.
Through tickets from New Orleans to any point in
Europe.
point in the United States.
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, at great
reduction
Drafts Issued, from GIsup. at current rate of Ex-
change.
All rates are low be had in New York.
Every facility and information given. Bertha secured
A. K. MILLER & CO., Agents,
IS CArondelet street, New Orleans.
p. o. Drawer 40.
II R-The STATE LINE viii dispatch their mAgni-
Hcent Passenger steamship STATE OF ALABAMA
direct from New ORLEANS 70 Liverpool on the l4Sh Of
Jelly. To secure good beTthn, book early nySo 3m
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RLADoN SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

THIS famous Watering Place opened for the Sc
June Isr 1875. -
SATURDAY EVENING at S o'clock, arriving at
Bladon next morning
Board-per day 90 80 per week. els; per month $50
Children and coIored servants halfprice.
ISAACSON SEIXAS q CO, Grocera. 4s and so
Canal Common streets agents for the sEle of
the BlAdon Water In barrels. and authorized to
make arrangements with families for the season. and
jy1i am j. COMMON & CO, Projectors.
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Wednesday, October z, 1874.

Wednesday, October 7, 1874.
With the old advantages of a sound Classical and
Commercial Education, the Directors of the College
fages Of first oass building entirely new and muah
superior to the former College In point ventilaion
arrangement and accommodation.
Tho Professors being members Of n Society which
TOT three hundred years has devoted itself to the
Education Of youth have in their favor the ad
vantage OF long traditional experience The Education
they profess TO give ia based upon Religion and Morality
and has for its aim only adorn inds Of their
their hearts the of virtue aud practical love
for the duties they will have discharge afterife
Courses; the Preparatory the Classical and the Con
mercial The Preparatory course lasts ONE year and
Il sJ hs
The CLASSICAL Course lasts SIX yeara and ous-
braces all the branches of thorough Collegiate and
those who give proofs of the requisite knowledge tbs
Greek and Latin Languages and chow sufiolens prof.
and the higher branches of Mathematics are entitled
70 the degree Of a. b. Bachelor of Arts.
Ihe Degree OF Master OF Arts a. Nj awarded -
ply and Science in the College have passOd TIVE
year, ear. IN nt the grsstiSe Of learned profession.
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
College, The third year Of this corresponds
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the bers Of the Graduating class
Inc age OF admission 10 from nine to hftcen years.
and to be admitted must previously know h0W to
read and write.
TERMS PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Entrance Fee, drst year only Is %
Board, Tuition and Washing. payable halEyearly,
ana IN adVAnce.- 800 90
Bed and Bedding. iS %
Circgiars can be obtained BY addressing the
PRESIDENT OF Spring HILL COLLEGE,
THE JESUIT TfA rAT TPhs -
P. PoURsiNE, College Agent,
suS3 Hly 40 Gravior street. New Orleans
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-15

A clergyman in one of our Eastern cities
was met by q seedy looking man with
flask Of whiekey in his pocket, who inQuir-
ed: "Sir, is this the nearest road to
the almshouse :" "NO, sir" replied the
clergyman, pointing to the bottle, 'bnt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-08-15

IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY HOLDERS AND
l. Tenants-The New Orleans Sanitary and Excava-
ting Company beg leave to inform the otzens of New
Orleans that thsy have perfected all the necessary
for the cleaning and emptyng OF privies A. sinks.
The apparatus used 10 known the 'OdoTlesS Exca-
waiting apparatus" is the that used in New
York Washin gon Baltimore and other large cities of
airtight tank and deodorizing attachment, by
which the contents vaults and sinkS be
ithout creating any nuisance offensive odor during
the ordinary working hours Of the day we'll at
night with the greatest efficiency and dispatch.
This system only inAr surates valuable sanitary
reform but much cheaper than any other system
in
Further information be had regarding the working
of the new aystem at the office of the Company I53
Common street all orders left there addressed
box 9l3 Psstofice, viii receive prompt attention.