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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
ST. VI&CESTS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES
AT DONALDSONVILLE, Ia
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
BRO. GABRIEL.
Director of the Cooley.

This Institution is located in the above named health
tu little village situated at the junction of the Mss,s
sipp river and the BAYOU LafonTChe 1t Is
at All seasons Of the year both bv railway water
Parents will lind for their daughters in this Institu
ton, all the facilities for Christian and refined
ton tie course Of instruction being the that
pursued at St IOseph's oademy, Emmettsburg Mary.
land, of Sbich It, is branch. The buildinRs and
grounds are spacious and commodious
In consideration OF the changed condition of the
South the terms have been tuced nearly halric
Tho academic year is divided into sessions
months each the first commencing September lst And
the second February LIST.
TERMS-Payable in Advance:
Board and Tuition, includ nG wAshinR mendinH
. Oeu and bedding, per session rs 10
'enCti aIkuHHe' ~ "
TaD"st,v Painting. etc extra charges.
Musrc Piano. at Professors price.
Books "uI Stationery, at current prices.
For fur Their particulrs references can be m ade In
person 10 the different Institutions of New Orleans
by lie t"r In -" SISTERS at Don ald-onvie iy2 6rn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
IRON COTTON TIES.

We beg to inform the public that 9 prepared
through regular established agents supply the
trade airy quantity with the following celebrated
TIES:
The Arrow and Open Side Slot; Beard & Brother
Lock Tie; Branch, CrOokes Co.'s Lock Tie.
We aso beg to that the interests of Messrs
Beard e. Bro. and Branch Crookes & Co. are now
merged into the American Cotton Tie Co. Limited.
The Company's New Oreans agents Messrs.
Stone & Tut, Ogden d Bell. Chism & Boyd, Archer a
BOrland VIM. Dillon, D. L. Ranlett & Co.
For the American Cotton Tie Co. Limited.
AusIy B. W, RAYNE g. co.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
OTHER SCHOOL BOOKS READY,

Foil Catechism of the Catholic Religion.
preceded by n Short History of Religion from
The Creation of the World " the Present rte
win Sue.tonS for Examination. Tranaiated
rom ne German of Rev. J. Deharbe, s j., by
hhV. john FAndsr, 3. j. EirsL American eiI
ton Vol. IGmo........ --..........--......S 4
FormOy's Bible and Church History. Illus
uatei school Edition, with questions at the
FIeurys Catech7m, from the Creation Of
Adam and Eve 10 the Present Tine In C)ue5a-
t"ns aud Answers. BY Rev. II. Forrnby.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADITe.
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity
Near kmmitsburg. Frederick County Maryland,

rms institution pleasant situated healthy and
picturesque part Of Frederick county Maryland half
ME from EmmiteburR. and two miles from Mount Sd
lazy college. It was commenced In 1902 and moor.
porased by the Legislature Of Maryland In 1916 The
pullongs are convenient and spacious.
The academic divided into two sessions of ave
months each. Va H'e
board and Tuition per academic year, including
BOD and Bedding, Washing. Mending and
n 20 49, $3.50 os
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided to two SessonA OF n~s
months each beginning respectively ON the r Mondns
OF September and the first Of February.
Letters of inquiry directed to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
hoe 40 " ~ 1oeeDh'a Acsdamy Emmitsbnro Nd
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EDUCA. oNAL.
J JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(SE KARYS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES La,

PARISH OF ST JAMES La,
Situated on the MasiSsippi River Sixty M,les Ah,,
New OTleans.
ThiS ancient and magnificent establishment inoor
pornted by law OF the Legsature and empowered 70
grant dipomas and degrees, will open on TURs
DAY, October id 1875. 1t 10 under the direotio,
OF the harist Fathers who form society specially do
voted to education College Point Convent LANDING
are convenient and regular for
going to and returning from New Orleans
., feyaoe In u g. currency halEyeArly In advance,
board tuition, Washing and stationery per term Of
Docsors fees and medicine In ordinary cases OF nj.
uor am, per an mum OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
10
Entranoe fee. to be paid only onos...-..-...... 10
- Extra Charges
Herman or Spanish Observation-Disclosures. o.
40
Use OF fhiiosophtca Apparatus and Chemicals. 10
at Professors
niohn or Fano, with use of instrument per month =
Use OF instrument and music lessons (Brass Bandl
school Books. Stamps. and other sch COL neceanarea
Bedding whom provided by the College per annum ia
N bail music lessons are to be paid for p,on.hlv
In advance. " " sNAS
RFFERENcEs,
hlS trace the Moot Rev: Archbishop Of New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy of Algiers
For further details, apply TO the Rev President n,
the College. TO
MR.. p. PoURsINE,
ocA' :" ~ NO. $50 Gravter street New Orleans
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
TOR BARGAINS IN TRUNKS AND BAGS
o.
Crescent Trunk Factory Depot,

Where you will find iull assortment Of home made
and beet material &C Low Es 4 PRICE In the city.
Also. TruH Repaired and Covered.
ap3o 70 ~ A. EHSMINGERs % EagnEiRe StEast.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosEFH's,t
NEAR MOBILE, ALA,

This long established Institution favorAbly known
fifth Scholastic year on ~ SS
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BOOTS AND SHoES-HATS.

A NEW STORE JUST OPENED.
Ladies. Misses and Cbdren's BOOTS SHOES and
SLlPPERS, comprising every style and
qualify for which there is demand.
For ELEGANCE. PERFECT FIT and Low RATES
no assortment IN the South will surpass this
Commencing with bottom figures. ONE PRICE is
giTHn ana maintained NO AUCTION NOR RE
FUSE ARTICLES permitted IN the house
Good C instantly arTivIDg, will alEavs be
1rGSh SCUM and durab BILE made as thew
are by the besS manufacturers of
this country expressly order.
-. The VOL known acc )mpnshed salesman. Mr.. j
GLHNN. VIII be happy 70 old friends. All may
feel assufed of polite attention and air dea
in an establishment tn NJ is designed family resort
~ - Respectful y. w. y. TOLER.
N b -'io'ed on SHudiNs de2I I'm
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ScHooL ROOMS ~ pREpARArIom

SCHOOL EOOKs ~ PREP4RATIOM
The Young Catholics Illustrated Bible and
Church History. In one volume.
The Young Catholics History of tho United
The Yonng Catholics Grammar. School 8pelle
and Dehner
after 49,
tits the intention Of the Catholic Publication sooiotv
to issne from time all the books pesdcd m Z
well regulated Catholic School.
Samples OF all sent free
Special terms for introduction. Address the
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
LAWRENCE KEHoE, General,ARsnt.
swArren street, New YOrk.
Or cHAs D. ELDER, Southern Agent
las Camp street. New Orleans.
In Louisiana and Mississippi the Young Cathois,
Series Of Books have Swiy sprung into favar via
the leading Catholic Schools being alrendT us6 ~
The Sacred Heart and Ursulins Kuns Sbo Ro;re Du-S
and Mount Carmel sistoru the PsrOehial sohsolD ~
&C. ThsresAs and 81. JosePhs Psrishsa and nunsrpr,
'theE CAtholic sehoolo soatt1Fes
z Nsw OTlsans ana Nlaisbss
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ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLEas
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

This institution chartered by tho State Logslaturs
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Hear
has been in successful operation since
situated on the SHORES of she Bay
of the breeze and bathing the Summer ia sniS
dd location is great indictment to heathfu ezercse
and amusement for the pupils The Com Coure
comprises all the branchos of good English education
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET
Conducted by the Nuns of ST. Dominic.

Conducted by the Nuns of st. Dominic.
The duties of this Institution be resumed on the
| First Monday in September
The system of education embraces History Geo.
graphy the English and French Languages and Litera
ture, Rhetoric Mathematics, Book. Keeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epistolary
and Competition; also to Tapestry Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework.
Lessons in Painting and waxwork form extra
charges
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music bv a
IIolessor An27 tt
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE.
GRAND CorEAU. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.
This College incorporated by State of IouIsiana
with the privilege OF comforting Academic De0reaA ia
conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus
Inc plan of instruction embraces ordinary con
OF Science Literature and Commerce. same "a thev
are taught in other Jesuit Colleges. 10y
The next session will open October Cd.
Board Tuition Washing and Stationery per wear So5n
entrance Fee (for the first year only 10
ndeaicai Fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Bed and Bedding, whom furnished by the Cellege 10
Payments must be made halEyearly in advance
For further particulars apply to
p. POURS1NE & CO., A gents
-a9l9 20 ~ I4O Gravier street New Orleans.
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY.
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles aud Broad way Streets,
New Orleans.

This Academy, under the charge of the Nuns of st.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site near New Orleaps
The plan of instruction untes every advantage which
can contribute to education at once solid and re
fined.
Board and Tuition, per AMMAN 5000 90
Music Drawing and Painting form extra charpes
Scholastic duties are resumed the lst of September
For further particulars address
ocsS 76l v MOTHER PRIORESS
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As will lie seen q 8" was the number

AS will be seen ",S ~. was CDe NUMBER
agreed upon by the committee as the maxi
mum percentage, and the method was that
used fl, the Artillery School at'Ofd Point! y
COMPANY A!,iWashington Light Infantry,
was announced as having secured the first
prize "a gold medaD as the best-drilled COM
pany from outside Of the State. Company
A (Richmond .Graysy First Virginia regi-
ment, was awarded the first prize to the best
drilled company in Virginia $ and Company
B CWalker Light, Guardb First Virginia
regiment, the second prize to the second
best drilled company In Virginia. '.'.:i-3 =.
t-sta THE PRIZES PRESENTED. .
Immediately after the announcement OF
the successful contestants the three comI =
nies were drawn up on the parade-ground,
and Major Randolph, president Of the Board
OF. Judges, proceeded to make the presenta-
tions, which he did SuccesSively- to the three
companies in the order in which the prizes
had been won. First, Company A, WASH
ington Light Infantry second, COMPANY
| A. Richmond Grays; third, Company b.,
| Walker Light Guard HIS remarks to ecch
company. were in the highest terms. compii-
mentary to their efficiency and congratu-
latory to their success. Captain Moore, in
behalf OF his command, made a brief and
pleasing response. :''~H =:
! ! L'.f>f'i' TIE PERSONNEL. -'' ! ''1' .
The following is the pptersona(t 81 the two
Richmond companies that were successful :,
/ COMPANY "A "GraysA Gabtain,, r. Eouis j..
Bosseux.!l Lieutenants: JHE. Phillips and
John 4. Laughton, ISergeants:: James
E. Tyler, Samuel J.. Smith,, Isaac Goddard,
| William Gibson, and f. G, Garrison. Cor
!. porals James Hsnkins,uJ. H. Goode, E..
w. Drew, and A. m. She'll Ensign,P. 81.
Kelly. AtPrivates: : EdWardjAllen;5. >. William
Allen. Thomas Anderson, Joseph Ander-
son, George W. Brooks, NJ. p. Buchanan,
GRAY Bosseux, w. l.. Cox, @. {" "Cottrell,
---- Curl, Walter T; Davis; Pryor, Davis,
James H. Gibbs, j. IF. Gentry, O. A. Han
fkins, G. W. Harris, j. FL. Haley, j. I. Hay,
John Howie, David Hughes. Thomas Hol-
loway, D. F.. Jones, G,H. Jennings -
Lee, Frederick Leckier, James Locker, 1.
j., Matthews. James Macdougall, Otto Nor"
genstern, Thomas O'Keefe, Henry Osborne,
Nj. T. Phillips, Julius, Peters, Henry L..
Rees, William A. G. Rees, -. Rate!lfle' a:
Smith, George W.. ,Snead, w, a. Snyder,
John Sullivan, John r. Toler, r. Z. Taley,
Aaximlilian cVoss, wv. w. Warren, w. W.
Weeks. ,..r,, -, ;,.. .4,...,G,1 sl, .y.s.;,.i
Walker Light Guard, Company 81, First
| Virginia Regiment-t Captain; Charles ! T.
Binford; First Lieutenant, w William'R. Bur-
CESS; Second Lieutenant,; "A. L" Bargamin ;
First Sergeant, Ia. a. Warren; Second Ser
geant,, J.A. Derbyshire Third Sergeant, III.
D. Messler; Fourth Sergeant, John, Hinch-
man First Corporal. w. b. Goedwynt Sec
tond Corporal, A.W. Swain ;, Third Corporal,
1 Edwin Harrington; Fourth Corporal,5B +.
Christian. Priyates L. u, Brown, 3. Beech
er, ID. <Bagby, a. C. ;Rergheimer, "A. b.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

GRAPE. GROWERS, ATTENTION. .77T74All per-, per'-.
IONS interested in The, cultiYati sof grapes
ana The manufacture Of wine are requested.
sn To- meet He the office Of DR.. Thomas Pollard.
~ Mths M CAPITOL, at III o. CLOCK a. u. Saturday,
lNoyetnher 3d, .sai@a Sst !.tif nnii : = 80
NS1CkuoSt oNs .FEtst!- 81 g,,a6asp..'E9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02
NARROW sEscAPE ,FRoM INSTANT DEATH. :

NARROW EscARs 1FRoKA INSTANT srAasT DEATH =
AS one, OF the, trains was, returning from
the Fair, yesterday evening d, white boy
about fourteen years OF age. attempted to
jump, off. at THE, corner OF Sixth and Broad
streets.while the cars we're. In. notion, In
80 doing he was thrown, and would have
Lbeen crushed to death but for the timely aid
| Of, 4 igentlenan3 who pulled him fremlthe
j 2
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WEATHER REPORI.

ISplcATIoNs FOR To-DAY--For, the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer. cloudy weather,
followed by rain, scutbeasterly wfads, and
falling barometer. .......-.,,..
the Upper Lake region. and East Gull
States. cloudy, rainy weather. warm South,
cas,eriy winds, falling barometer, followed
nv risin. barometer and colder northeast
erly winds .-... .a
For the West Gulf States and Upper Mis-.
sissippi ana Lower Missouri! Valleys, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, Winds shifting
10 colder nnrthwcsterly, ane followed by
rising barometer.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Hat
tcras, Kitty Hawk, and Cape Henry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

DRILL AT The FAIE-
GRoUNDS-sUCCESS oF TIE WASHINGTON
LIGHT INFANTRY, RICHMOND .GRAYS
AND wALKEE LIGHT GuARD-A VAST
GATHERING OF. PEOPLE-MORE THAN
TWENTY THOUSAND Pr r,sENT-THE MILL
TARY REVIEWED BY PRESIDENT HAYES
,Syl;AL MEETING OF LIFE-MsMBERs OF
THE soClETY-rEoGEAMM FOR TO-DAY,
.t... .." -
&c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

: DEPARTURE. OF TEE WASHINGTON tlNFAS,
rRY.-The Washington company left for
Home last night, and as they passed up Main Mt!aq
street, escorted BY Company q F,S,' they
were greeted by CHEEK after, cheer. They
presented d spIendid appearance, and the
Street Eway brightly lighted with rockets
and colored tights, and their fine band play
ing "In the Sweet BY-and-B and " Carry
Nc Rack ~! Tt%li5p ,il,tfIiifiS -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant .a ...... ...,- ...l,, ,ou
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: n. NJ, IS;
9 A. NJ. So noon. 60; p. NJ, 6s; 6 T..
d., SO; midnight. 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02

rs-THn CIRCULATION OF THE DfsPA fcH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED clRGDr
LArioS or M.L THE OTHER DAILY St:s,-s-
80 .rf1s...r ~ . 90
PArERS OF THE CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02


fifteen lengths, Tine, 3:15. ,9H..,.sg+
Z The 4ATcHRAcE /,
was a single dash Of two miles, Club men,
bers onlyIto ride :. weller weights. Entities
we're: Army, ridden by.F.' G. Rufin, Jr.,
and ZonaJ ridden by r. Anderson.t.,,:>'!
|rThe first mile YVES won by EZona, coming
over the score about fifteen lengths ahead.
r. The second mile and race YVES easily won
by Zona, who left Army SO lar behind tpat
heIdid not again make his appearance atthe
stands Time 4:04: III - M ,-...,., .2!i,'lii
EiI;;The Judges; for the ,rtcess were Major
Thomas boswell, Or. David s. Watson, land
Chastaih eShaa il White E4a l;.si.'. IIH I
Annual EMeefIne OF life -Melnbers OF
/ L. 7a1 -" the Society: '''sz4' ,.i, " -
b.: Phis meeting was held 10 the Governors
Office Capitol building, aud was called tq
order by MaIoE, Drewry, 'president:an,
I,Mr. B. JOHNSON Barbour stated that there
was not harmony .of feeling between the
Society and the Riding Club. and he desired
to know the. relations n'which they stood
towards eaeh other. He thought the So,
(.ciety- should make the most liberal
offers to t4emy and then LET the
Club elect whether they would accept
them. Colonel Knight explained that
the Executive Committee, in consideration
OF the Interest given to The Society by THESE
gaenflemen,, had given orders to admit then
to the grounds upon the display ot tneil
badges. He had, however, learned that tnt
Cub desired greater privileges, and more
than the Executive Committee mad power
to grant. The two controlling bodies mac
had q meeting, and jtheqcommittee though
until rscsnay that all had been smicably ar
| ran ged.tH74 .aa4i3<SaI:lah,E4%
h. Colonel, Beverly was not aware OF an!
snei1n feeling as had been stated. The SO
oiety. should not be asked to grant the prlYl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-02
...'T '.,'T'H]E-Es,,CITY's.n Y CUES.
Visit of the President ard afamBefs o.
the Cabinet to the FaiE.Grounds. :;
I-,fjrr-tN e.Ifff

4 Cokslpikr slpikr VEL FROM ffnaIRTy Ell THou.
SAND PEOPLE ':rt sH0R;Tr SPEECHES. PE2scthHiEs FROM
o'THB PRESIDENT AND o oMfiEsssRs Mfiss EESSaaRTs, L
THOMPSON; SHERMAN, kNtB IDEy ESsss,n Ann
'DR. boklNG-PLEksING 1NofDEsNTfssITHE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PorULA
iilAPPL LAUsEAvIslTs ITO eENERKBs SANDER
=. SONS AND JUDGE MEREDiTHsdK dKECEP-
g TIeN OF lCoLoRED, ,jP RE AciH ERs-THEs
..PARTINGs-ALL; ALL;hBohRD4.BAREWEEE TO
- f-,Nt~- ~~f = 80 -. -'-''-'''-:''''' 20
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Virginia Ieaimeps occupied q position. oh,
the ..ght, headed By kns1rich's bsnd; while
on the let the' secobd battalion compile. ed
,tbe line, uthe R;eeU6ot1 ] How, sers clos az
the eStreu.e le:tsy Major Gbar'c, 81 A rdesf
son 60 nmanded Stlle. batas'iop- In, enmp,i-
,ment, TO, sCapra'a Moore, yef W7seias>sp; ~
had been tendeted 20 hat aBcer, By. ne. DE-
e!i4ed. The command was ;s;s9 GAsl dse :,
GERS desired tbaS the honor sDorfd al upoo
Major Anderson who discharged h's dhies
with -raeo IND c;>rdt.- 10 ffrnf elf - -
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>" uk-.x1
Glass l-short- t-Horns-Best bull :thpee years p9d
over, $40 toae.da Chiefh g. Palmer sefona oySe
tpll. three years aud over, s25., WiH. EehteI'
best bull two years and under three Saass SaaS1siM sirs
falmer; second best bull TWO years and unaeE Lnra
s2O, g, W, Palmer :best bull one year ana u!tder
two Palmer second pes: pun pun 6, 6ns ysas cst
40 g. ". Palmer; secold best bull calf, Agrteu
ss,a l sgT RaR Ss;. seS dnssa pest
CON- three yesrs old and ever, s2o, ne B0T gan IN
1ektni second best cow, two years and underthreft
sI5, g Shr.sman: best hefei; one year and under
year and under two w. Fickist: best beifar-
calf, SIC, 8, ". Ffcknn slEer.cdf Lizzie Hay.
kins, honoFable mennonS second best Ihetfef- calf.
t1oSfcAttura1 Journal, G. .W.Psllnef shorblhorhed
Grades, giving preferences TO Che, produce Qf Tho
Sizes Best cow three years old and over,
if3Rs 81 w. Palmer. sa,1sos 6Ha r0asf f!fos "a
Glass .Haietsin and HerefUra, each iBest bull
.ltYee years aud over, 9JudgA seCend
estlb,lt three ysats AND oyer S.dee Fullefton
'beat baii two gears and nnderthfeS Fl.
iefton bell two yeafs5sHd under three,
eI IO Judge FulJdfton; best bull one Year un6er
tMo Judge Fullerton ;second best pll one year
= a - Ely y
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-04

The world over it is an admitted fact that
the Singer Sewing Machine is the popular of the
many candidates whose claims have been presented to
the public in the last twenty years. This is not
opinion it a fact well established any fact
be- for have at hand the figures which prove
given number of years the Singer Company has sold
more machines than sold by three four of the
leading opposition companies combined Enormous,
however, as have heretofore been the sales OF the
Singer Company it has always been source Of regret
that the prices charged for their machnes though
greater than those of others above the
poor people, to whom they would have proved
inestimabie blessing. Now however, even this occa.
son for regret removed the Singer Company have
recently made tremendous reductions in the prices
all machines which may be estimated by tn g fact
which give merely in illustration, that the $40
chimes have been reduced TO $40.
We recommend visit to the Compsnys elegant
rooms IS Canal street. Of Chartres to all who
desire information concerning the Singer Machines.
There they will meet the less than liberal
agent, Mr. s. E. Rundle. who will offer suoh terms As
will enable all to secure Singer who desire So
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-04

JONES & ROCHE, UNDERTAKERs, $50 MAGA-
ZINE sTREET-The extensive patronage bestowed upon
this firm proves the high esteem in which its in
dividual members are held by the public. Mr.. Chas
@. Jones knows the business thoroughly from the
smallest details to the most important and his kind
when such qualities most needed and appreciated
have for him hosts and Atarting
for himself secured him responsible positions
the employ of Others As for Coroner Roche we can
sum his character in few wordA-arge heartedness
and good nature. He is every mans trlend and we
heard wit say the other day. really believe that
many would consider it not such bad thing to die If
they only Jno Roche would be around to
bury them. We hope that the firm will net as
many dollars this the Individual mem have
friends plus Coroner ROohes handsome majority at the
late elections.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-04

The new rooms at 1872 Canal street of that
popular dresmAker, Mrs. Jane Bell formerly Miss
4cAuey of i6f Canal street, have been visited since
their oPehinG on the 18th inst by quite large
Der of her old friends and patrons whose minds are
onoe moro set at case by having skilfal and
scientous person she has proved herself to
entrust their orders to- Those ladies who yet
acquainted with Mrs BEN should call and examine
her styles and goods and enquire into the important
question Of prices which ere notably reason able