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~ COHEN BROTHERS have Just
completed the purchase of 2G0 pieces Of WHITE.
WHITE, and FANCY MATING,
which they will sell at less than wholesale prices.
ap 20
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NITY FIRE INSURANCE COAPAN1'
HOME OFFICE. STATE BANK HClLD!H"'
No. I'LL main STREET, RICHMOND VA
CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN 4. COKE. President;
FIT. GLASGOW, Nicc-Prc'i!eh''
T.. Is. MEADE, Secretary
i'll GRANT. Assistant Secretary
an 13-3m --------
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BANK. OF COMMERCE.

BANK OF COMNEnCE,l =.
No. ILL MAIN STREET. I
RICHMOND, VA, May 2, 1877.
T OFFER FOR SALE RICHMOND AND
Il DANVILLE RAILROAD BONDS-long and
short daies-six per cent.
PIEDMONT RAILROAD, BoNDs-eight per
cent. .... ss,
VIRGINIA EXTRAORDINARILY COUPONS. =
my 2-1t John z. MILLIAMS, Cashier.
TUsTRECEIYED, THE SUMMER CAT-
ArnSHE 9 sn5 sddrsss fas
! NEEDLES, OIL, COTTON, SILK. and ATTACH
MENTS for all kinds Of sewing machines:
81. ~, IL sfss,j-tts. g-ssC j. +. MCKESNY, zee
!, my 2-eod3t Wheeler & Wilson Office. !.
sDATENT tsNOVELTtYRaP PORTABLE
IL FIRE-EsCAPE.-Ackno to be the best
and safest means Of escape from burning building
when th1 usual modes have been cut or Parties
buying these Escapes can have the same
aud further information. apply TO I.
Z GEORGE A.lAiNgL1E,s n y
y ap iS-2Wd& w ~ - 3'z -. : Z
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ry NEW MOURNING GOODS.

T.R.P PRICE & co. have opened
BLACK TAMISE. BLACK HENRIETTA,
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH,
BLACK CASHMERES,
GRAPE Wells. LOVE Wells,
. BLACK KID and SILK GLOVES,
BLACK AiPACAS and MOHA1RS-chcap.
ap3 80
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GO 50- GENT'S CALF &a1
SOU. BUCKLE Low SHOES ate1S
- j. A. GRIGGS'S,
m oS Tenth and Main streets.
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mr FOR BARGAINS GO TO THE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT

nj FOR BARGAINS GO TO THE
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS DEPOT
OF
WILLIAM TIIALHI3iER, COL BROAD STREET.
Just received another large lot Of those excellent
TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES at Soc worth
75c. and 81; -..r>v,,,
Just received Il large stock Of PLAIN, FIGURED
and STRIPED DRESS GOODS 1T 2oc. worth
50 TO 45c.; ,,
90 pieces handsome FRENCH ORGANIZE
LAWNS at 25c. worth Acc
80 pieces FIGURED LINEN LAWNS at l6c.
1000 yards elegant VICTORIA LAWNS at 15c
% pieces Si B i. STRIPED GRESADINE at l6
and zoe worth 25 and 3Oc.; ,,,-
Also. large line of PLAIN and FIGURE GREN-
ADlEES at low prices:
BLACK ALPACAS greatly reduced in order 70 close
the immense stock on hand. Give ME call for
Il bargain in ALPACA. o,-r,,
4 full line ofWHITE GOODS. such as PlQUES,
CHECKED and, SWISS MCSLlNS, MAIN
SOOkS. CA8IBRICS. IRISH LINENS, TABLE E.
LINENS. CURrA1N-LACES; &c, &c.
4 cheap stock of CASSlAIERES. TW EEDS. LIN
EMS, CIIEVIOTS. BED-TIChS, SHEEI1NGS,
&c. Give me Il CALL rs goods must be sold cheap
to make sales. Call at
WILLIAM TIIAJIIDlER'S.
apo6 COL Broad street.
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Tickets can be had of Professor LAgBE only. lie
can be found either ut his academy or At "'a'tS
music emporium. All former scholars are Invited
to attend. '-.s
rehearsal on WEDNESDAY. May I'd.
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nHARInTTEsvIILE.

RESIGNATION - SuNpAY-sCH0ol. ELECTION -
RArS-sToRM-BAP a--MoRTALITY
AMONGST THIS coLosED PEOPLE.
,correspont,ef,cc OF the Richmond pispatch.j
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r TITLE FOLKS LEVEE.

The LITTLE FOLKS of the Infant Class Of tho
Second Bnptst Sunday School will hold LEvEE
on THURSDAY EVENING, May Sd, at ~ O'Clock,
In the main audence-room OF the chureli, corner
cordially invited.
The occasion will be enlivened by Music, Concert
Exercises, Recitations, Dialogues. and IablealiT
Admission, Csc. for adults; LOG. Tor chlIdren
twelve wears and under. my l-ZL
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MULES. HORSES. DC.

TOR SALE, A FINE, YOUNG, IN
FLOODED SORREL HORSE, very fast, ~
both tr0Jung apa running, and very superior sad
die and buggy animal Can be seen at SUTHER-
LANDS stable, Eighth street, on Wednesday, May
Cd. my 2-lt#
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PROFESSIONAL.
PROPOSALS.

COMMONWEALTH OF yIRGTNIA,l i,
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF
.tt4 81 s. - PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, =
RICHMOND, April 20, 1871 4
WILL BE RECEIVED
Il Al! THIS OFFICE UNTIL THE 18TH OF
ten tbousand registers, known as the aMoFFETT
LIQuOR-REGfsTER.n The contract will be let to
the lowest responsible bidder, but the right to reject
all proposals Is hereby reserved The model by
which the Registers IRE to be made can be seen at
this Office at any time between the hours of A. M.
and p. NJ.
In person or by letter addressed to ut Richmond,
Va - !e.t ~ WIETIAM F.. TAYLOR, u
3 ap27-td - iiAnditor puhhciAcconnts.s IA
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lSf6......... ...................S ZoS.oio'f-f ~
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway companies, In
terpSt payable in lawful moncy-Prncipal outstand-
ing S64 interest accrued and not yet paid,
sI,392470;24: interest paid by the United States,
of mails, etc. l3l.735.41 balance Of interest
paid By the United States, $25,SS7,1SS.37.
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Strong In amount and sohd IN ellarac,sr
ar.e Ia surplus over all liabilities rN careful
prudent. and eeouoacai IN tna uromp: in
In the selection OF rfsAs' anu ii''- D
tr ,wn relisbk Virginia companies oas Inc
hest insurance against loss or asii'Se "
lowest euffe' M. TATE, Agent. Rich ,1',as,tS
~ oaIce corner Eleventh and b.t hN 49,
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ToUOKAND JOB WORK NEATLY E,S-..
ID ECUTED at the DlSpATCK pRfSPfNG.
HOUSE
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sPECrALNOTICEs.
r SPECIAL NOTICE.

EY- SPECIAL NOTICE.
sYCLE BROTHERS
win continue to sell at their old stand for TEN
DAYS LONGER on account Of their new store not
being completed until that time.
:. They are now receiving their second supply OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
which they offer at exceedingly low prices.
Call and see for yourselves.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
my Idiot 429 Broad street.
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER.
BUFFALO IITHIA WATER.
TNHE FORMATION OF STONE
IN THE BLADDER
ARRESTED BY THE
BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS.

THE NERvE-POWER OF THESE WATERS
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Tho Pui,Iic Debt.

The Public Debt. ..
The recapitulation OF the statement OF the
nublic debt OF the United States for the
month OF April, 1877, just issued, is as fol-
lows: ... .a... ,..s.. Z. -
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN
po,ds ~ s,, n So cont 9l4,754,1nO 90
Bonds at five per cent?. fo3,Zou.ooo w
Bonds ut four and half per 90 go ooo m
fotooo'ooN w
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~ N. WALKER i CO., GENE;h ersr VI
STRANGE AGENTS, lols MAIN
RICHMOND, VA. ruresent!n2 ihe yrILE ~
North BRIrlsa ANp o MEnS and ks4il6ursl
sURANCE COMpASf, % Lo''u0A aus
lhMaL0S INSURANCE. CONAN -
nail ohio-aSsets OVER 81 .90o,ooe::c COMPANY
MANHATrAN E.aE .r es 100000. =.
OF .HT Sw ! %rH,''I INSURANCE c3 "a
Brooiyn 9;se,s X S.Sr s sSSSrnSY, OF DsoSk-
PHOENIX lSsuRASSsSsse S 90 600. ,xv
'sPP;o HR:TssMoSIH INSURANCE. o SoA''
Portsmouth, Masses over sSV 81 Virginia 1882
DepositeA whh ti,s If ,S,sisI and prcpl la:.
s ySo' agency. Applications solicited anu &C ID
attention given theGeto> --------------=-c-
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T YN II b L L e
FIRE INSURANCE coMPASf'
OF LYSCuBCEG, Va

INSURANCE ANIT N'-'
COMPANY.
OF FhIMviLLE. VA
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pILL-HEADs,ss7 to S19per rean, the at
lS DISPATCH PRlNTING-HOUSE
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MoRTCARY REPORT FOR ApRIL-HEALTHY con-
DITION OF THE ClTY-ANALTSIS OF THE CITY
WATER -TRlFLING CONTAMINATION APPA-
RENT-PUBLIC EXPENDITURES-sALE OF THE
CITY HOTEL-THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE-THE LAT
sToRM-GREAT DESTRUCTION CAUSED By THE
HAIL.
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Capital paid nr........ ..'..'''''''''5 Ei;y-i -
Assets January l, lS77.......''-''.''''
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Decrease Of debt since June 80

Decrease Of debt during the,
m0ntH. ,..............S f.S lD.Du
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pHE NATIONALIsTs APPEAL.

NEw ORLKASs August h, 1871
To Philanthropists in general and IRISH citizens in
particular:
card having appeared in the colun Of the Now
Orleans MoRNnG STAR of AuEust 5.h. wherein 10 to
be found the distressing appeal OF MIR. DANIEL L
OsULLIVAN-A tried patriot. = Liberty loving Iiish.
man, and gentleman of sc.eT es and ability.
From q conviction of the inherent right to practice
those GodRiven principle In his native land (IeAnd
poor o'SulvAu condemned at the bar of British
Injustice to ten penal seivtude at the
OF which time be has come forth y ply scaliy ruined
man like all others who for similar cffsIces have
suffered in the cause of heir c,untry.
Inc eVolutons of time have found the subject of this
notice in the abundant city OF New Oreans in state
Of poverty and destitution.
have seen him repeatedly in the wards of the
Charity Hospital pIoStrated and dying from disease
induced by the horrible OF British servitude
Lattery, however, having felt little stronger and
animated by an innate CT with which such
men are necessarily mbu Cd he has endeavored pro
euro employment OF any knd-without and
now gaunt hunger stare' him the face aud humi
to appeal which the manacles of extreme severity
and Incarceration could not
1 respectfully remind friends, Irish citizens and
said Company to assemble send to their haH Tor
the Office OF the Morning STAB. contribution,
great small in order 10 s,rd his mission this
poor old patti 1t hack his friends. MANY tbings
portend to show that the time of it's completion s
oPportuue. Very respec ctfuIly,
j. p. HAYES O. Csnsl a..
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THE MONEY SAYING QUEEN.

The Queen of Eogland is at this moment
the richest woman in the world totally
apart from the sum which she annually re-
ceives from the country. When the Prince
Coneort chose south kensington as the site
for the Great Exhibition, he invested q
large amount If money in lands therea.
bouts, and that money has by this time
| increased forty or fifty fold, and brings in
revenue adequate in itself to cover the
expenses of good sized kingdom. The
Queen ls herself an excellent manager, and
had che begun life with u capital of $500
she would by this time have made it ESQ.,
OGO, for she has turn for money making,
and never loses a chance of increasing her
shining store. 1t may be oubted whether
she spends mach, it any, more than EOS,
oOO pounds q y ear, for she rarely receives
anybody even to dinner, and although she
has to keep up large staff of servants,
$l25, 900 will go long way even here TO
mentioned this sum of 925 600 the other
day to a friend of mine who knows a good
deal more about the Court than l do, and
he laughed at it as being absurdiy high.
However that be, the Qaeen receives
f395 900 a year from the nation, about
G4O 600 more from the Duchy Of Lancaster
aud not less than E2OO 600 from her invest
ments-or SO l25 600 year. The Prince
of Wales receives Gao 600 from the nation,
about $4,000 from the Duchy of Corn
wall, and bis wife flO,OG0 from the nation
altogether clio $50. and upon this he
has to keep IA large family AID to receive
and entertain numerous visitors and guests,
give garden parties, balls, dinners, and
incur vast expenses generally which ought
properly to fall upon the moGarch. No
wonder that he is relatively a posr man.
The prospect before him is not very bright
for the Queen may reign for twenty years
to come yet. She is only fifty eight, and
as strong as a lion, in perfect health, and
probably hopes to reign as long as her dis
tinguished ancestor, George III, who was
on the throne for sixty years.
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Sir Wilfred Lawson, the witty temperance
Baronet and M. P. said to an audience lately ::
Nearly half century ago the Duke of We'll
lington did very bold thing by saying there
should be free trade in beer. He tried to wesn
people from spirits by beer. When once We
have taken step, it is difficult to go back,
and we had the beer-house system till 1860,
when Mr.. Gladstone was in power; and seeing
that weanipg people from spirits by beer was
q failure, he said, L will try another plan I
will give them cheap wine. will wean them
from bear by wine-nasty, sour claret from
France The result was hat instead of wean-
ing them from beer by wine, they now drink
spirits, beer and wine. Those drink now who
never drank before, and those who always
drank now drink the more"
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OBITUARY.

DhD-August I, 1877, st her late residence in New
Orleans, La, ANN SMITH, wife Of Leonard Malone,
at the age of 40 years and months.
After life of constant and boundless love and
affection for her bereaved husband, of noessant and
uutiring for her nine disconsolate children. OF
unfnchng devotedness and hielity TO her countless
friends and of eincere piety to God Ann departed
tkis world like Christian and a martyr with pure
oynscieDce leaving memory endeaIed to all after
career in every respect worthy of admiration.
The erous OF friends and tho presence
of the Sisters of the Holy Cross her funerAl the
eloquent and pathetic Grafton delivered the occasion
by the Rev Father Flanagan manifest evidences Of
the high she held in aud asIing orials
of her moral and religious worta.
Farewell. again farewell, beloved Ann Dear mcther
nay thy soul in peace and par of the fable
joys of the divine In the midst of thy beatitude
cast occasionally glance Yards thy cnce cheerful
but dreary aud desoate home upon this earth and
thy mourning Leonard thy prostrRte and weeping
children, who at times utter thy levered name. which
remains without response. 8 minister at the
throne of the Dispensator Of al blessings until our
life expected last voyage to the shores Of the
Kingdom of Eternal Bliss. Let thy spirit rejoice at
the idea that the dear you have parted with will
constantly keep up the teme thou hset kindlsd in
their hearts
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
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On Our Centre Counter No. |.

loC0o yards Grenadines, Pineapple Cloths Mozan-
e91ss s.. Sumner P6 G PoPns @ a. etc etc etc form s,y
our Fine Dress Goods, reduced IN like proportion.
Black AiWooi DeIaines, rcdnced from 4oc to anc.
| Black AIf'Wool Tam,se, reduced from CSC to occ.
Black Mohar, high lustre, reduced from to 400.
Black A1stalsn Grsprs CRshme5ss Empress Glotn
duced IN like proportion; ALSO
snd ws EDes s5 GSPs s1S
Crepes, Black Kids and tisle Gloves etc etc
Black Satin Striped Grenadines reduced from $50 to
Fine Sill a5snad2ss J.; in plain checked striped and
ducsd from 600 to 400.
Black dros Grain sEs Teduoed % rom r. M q IL? 50 tos,
Black Lyons Gros Grain Silks reduced from - tosI 80
Summer Silks in beautiful styles, reduced to oSc 75c
Beliouo Bonnets, Gainets, CrOiEartS Black Silks of
Plain Colored silks for Innings dressos reduced
White Piqaes, reduced to 10. 1:a and lso.
Corded Plques reduced 10 loo.
White NaInsOoks reduced TO 10, l2i and $50.
Victoria Lawns reduced TOO u, i2k and i5o.
Bishop Lawns. re1uced to Is, 81 and 25c
French Nan;one de Indo, ivy" YARDS vide reduced to
swiss MusIias. reduced to &C. 1at IS. 20 and g5o
Checked and sTired ainsoos reduced to I23 rs and
White Brillan tine red:oed to 20 and 25c.
White Goods in a! the finer grades, reduced in like
White Linens BY a "arde, reduced from s6 to q
d1ced tfom q 50 to Is a. 5:'S,. "
White Linens warranted pure .-1sn by % yards re
ducfd 10 $6 rs. a5 go and $40 FiSG
White Linens in all the finer grades, IlJo.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Linens, Diapers Toe dc
Paris Table DamRsks Turkey Eed " le Damsska
Curtains, Honeycomb Marseilles , iiltS. etc
all IL cuded in these sweep ping ,ductOns
Towel, nc"d t. Glc PEI dozen.
| shut ~. reduced Ia 100.
sunni e. C.s imeres ~ IS. 40 81 and 500.
Cutiomaur bTlil for T'ile du Ne I'd, Linen
GO. Al cuded il the se sweeping rsductisns.
| Cau", ! H. n-ls Sc White CotoLs at sc; Write
| O ward wide 7c: New York Mile, I Ac
WHmsuuA 49,, I"u-ca,e, %3c Fruit of the Loom,
| Sc White Rock Str
| UnhleaCu-G L"tIUn-, irUm &C up,
| indian 4 cad At &c. "A AZ slc.
| 10 Shtetir = 1t lSku.
HuGueuot, quality, Io-4 at sc. II 35c l24
| u iCC.
Ladies Fl!l Finished Bo4e from q TO SI5n
| the graItB of Cotton tale Thread and Hal.
| briGan Ho4e and ChiliTeu's Hose, reduced Ike
proportion
| Ladies 'Lisle Thread q Owes reduced to I5c.
KID Gloves III fret guilty, reduced from 81 25
15c
Geuts IndiA Gauze UnderthIr all sizes, reduced
Ladi,s' India Gau1e Undershiris AL szes reduced TO
Cotton Parasols, reduced to 2Oc.
SILK Parasos. 4inch, reduced to 75c: If.inCh e.
inch q -; 2nIpch 81 50; 24iaeh s. 75; All our
Half Umbrellas and new style PRraSols with
handles, such a. pearl, tinted ivory ebony, bore
etc, all reduced in like proportion.
Hamburg EdElnEs. reduced to s. Z, g. 10, l5 20 and
2jc
Rednctions in Gray Linen Trimmings for Travelling
Dresses, Rsndkercbieis, LRGeB, Nations. FaDs
Fancy Articles knchings, Ribbons, etc., etc.
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DIED

McMANIGLE-on Friday July 27 1917 at 6 O'Clock
Maggie, second daughter of Mary Mccoy and the late
Michael McManige, aged years and months
DUKE-On Tuesday, July 81, 1877, at O'Clock. Mrs
Jane Duke native # County oDgford, Ireland aged
As years.
HANLEY-On Tuesday morning. August 1877, at
o'clock Ann Kelly aged IS years, VITA Of James
Hanley, q native of County RI scommon, Ireland.
GASTEL-In Algiers, Wednesday evening, Aug
8, 1877 at eco o'clock, EichAel Gastell. native of
Alsacs, France aged 55 months and Ii days,
resident OF Algiers for % years.
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On Our Counter No. 3.

We sre sacrificing our lot of CoRsETs at 75c. O.
81 IS 81 ~ and o. IS These corsets are fully worth
threa tmes the amount
Other Jobs that positively be closed out before
move, among which ~ cases best brand CALICOES
o. only SC yard.
We have the very inest grades OF all kinds of goods
suitable for Tst oass trade and have included them
ALL in this grand sacrihce.
Our country fionds viii hnd us prompt and reliable
Samples price st to all parts Of the country
free Of charge and Will take plessnrs IN refuBdin
money oT any article not giving full Batisaetion
THEo DANZIGER's SONS,
60 snsp 500 Canal and aaa ana aaO Royal street
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. II. MALoNEY coruer of Josephine and Camp
streets hagazI Mar ket pectfuy lntorms hIs
patients and the pubic in general that he is peroTmir
all operations apperta!uing to his profession in the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with
without extracting the roots on new plan. Old sets
of teeth remodeed and perfect adaptation secured.
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas
chloroform. Charges within tho reach of all
~
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-12

In the North Carolina Supreme Court
recently Colonel Edwards. of Granville,
who is distinguished for his courtesy, in
the course of his argument made quotations
from an opinion delivered by the Chiet
ustice saying "the learned Judge in that
case said," etc. Thereupon the Chief
ustice, who puts little value on compl-
ments, requested him to "dfop the learned
Judge" "What shall l call him, may it
please Your Honor 7" asked Colonel Ed
wards: Call him the judge" said the
Chief Justice. 1t was but a moment before
'another quotation was needed thereupon
(Colonel Edwards, with his politest bow and
oiandest smile; said "The Judge in that
case heidi shall not, may it please
Your Honors, q second time commit the
error of calling him the learned Judge"
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-12

Levy Brothers, $50 Magazine street, will
open in larger store October ls AID therefore
selling their present stock at very low prices.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths oiu hereafter
be inserted for fifty cents Obituaries lo be charged
at the rate of ten cents a line
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On Our Counter No. 2.

We are sscridcing All our REMNANTS, and have
marked them down 20 prices that cannot fail to be
prl attraction As illustration wS selling
our best CALICO REMNANTS at 4ko a yard The
other remnants in same pr oportion.
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SPECIAL KorICEs.

THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen FOR
Ladies Fine Coarse Shirts Plain ones and Over
aIls for Laboring Men and Mochanics All substan-
tall y made and at low prices. MOI as ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-12

Sheet wax and papers in great variety and
very reasonable prices at R. Maitres Goa Magasne
Ssreet Sec advertisements oA Hfth page.
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We beg to inform friends customers that we
have now commenced selling out entire stook of
DRY GouDS and FANCY GOODS, consisting of
meres pelAnes. Poplns. sllks Ladies' bieacbed and
Hose Gents sleached and unbleaohed Half Hose
Towels Napkins Table Linen, Mosquito Bars Rib.
bons Collars Hapdkerchieis Mating and Shnd.s g.
Wishing g. to open our new store wfih an entirely
FRESH STOCK, determined to sell ont all the
goods hand regardless of cost, thereby enabling us
TO open our store with perfect ffesh supply
NEW FALL GOODS, One of firm 10 at present
in the New YORK market making purchases Tor
new store to be opened ON October lat. We also
this opportunity of informing our lady friends that
to morrow. Monday the l3n inst will receive the
celebrated CORK CORSET, the fret ever brought on
here Ladies' she uldnt fail call early and convince
Themselves that bargains be got at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
aui21t 5s1 MsgASine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-12

GARDEN SEEDS
" - Sent free by mail
New crop of CURNIp SEED, four best varieties at
75c per 10; RUTABAGA HEED three best Variet 9, at
voc per 10; BLOOD BETS SEED, three best varieties
per lb Beet sorts of Cauliaowers CabbaGes Celery
lettuce Raddis Carrots, and other seasonAbe seeds
all and of recent importation Prices at such
Fl cures that VIII put doubt on their reliability.
Purchasers i'll quantities erjuy a HbArai discount.
Il MAirRE tO2 MaRasire st
LAndreth's Value AID Culture OF the Roots 25c
bV malt wv I'M
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-08-12

NEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTI-
NENCE ASSOCIATION.-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be held THIS Sunday
EVENING ut G:31 o'clock, in the Morning Star Hall
II6 Poy drus street, corner Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited TO attend
THOS. G. RAPIER, President
d. h. BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
ST. THEREsA's CATHOLIC TOTAL. ABsTI-
NENCE SOCIETY.-Tbe regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS tsundRy) EVENING,
August I2tb at u O'Clock in ST. Thsresas Hail. ErAtO
street, between Magazine and Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited 20 attend
q R. GIFFNEE, President
J.J. o'coNkoR, Secretary. It