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The Republican journal., 1877-03-29

| Mr.. Henry 5. Smith, Of Boston, has presented ID
box of valuable geological specimens to the Belfast
| High School
| The corn supper of the Unitarian society melted
| ittyfy dollars TO the ladies' fund. and very
| pleasant occasion.
| Nj. knowlton, mail agent, is entitled to thanks
| for bringing the mail through on hand car on
Tuesday night after the train stopped al the wash
| out
| Evening services at the Unitarian church next
| Sunday at F. NJ. Easter Music. Lecture by the
Pastor: subject Natures Intimations of Future
| Life
| The new city marshal will announce the police
men for the municipal year at the meeting Of the
city government on Monday afternoon of next
week. They will be mostly new men.
WALDO. The house of f. q. Cummings at Lit
tlefelds corner. together with most Of the fur
niture totally destroyed by fire early Tuesday
morning. The fire is supposed to have originated
from detective chimney. Loss on house about
5000 insured or half that sum. No insurance on
furniture"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention is called to
the following annoUnccmcnts-H. T.. Mcdonald
who makes great display Of silver plated knives
Fish OF all kinds. at Frank Collins markct-Ncr-
mont maple sugar hy F. B. Swift Wallin Block
Boots and shoes OF every description, by (rtchct
d Francis-Notce concerning jersey stock by
Freeman Partridge Prospect Large display OF
agricultural implements Of all kinds, by Z. j. Nor
riNon Co.-Noticr 10 lax payers from the Belfast
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekfy for the Jonrnaf
BOSTON MARKET.

MONDAY, March 20.
BCrTEE-We quote choice New York and Yer
mont fall ends at 25a2c choice lots of St Lawrence
county and Vermont butter ut 23a25c; fair to good
Western and New York creameres at 25a26; fair TO
good lots Of Northern butter 2Oa22c; choice West
crn dairy packed ut 20a22c.
CHEESE-We quote choice and fancy factory at
Is 1-2alGc, and fair to good at 13 1-2al5c per h.
EGGs-Eastern eggs have been sold at 1Sc per
doz, although this is strainng the market
BEANs-Mediums are firmly held, and the market
is strong at 81 15a 25 per bush Yellow eyes sell
moderately at 81 10 per BUSH Pea beans are steady
at So 65a2 80 per BUSH
PoTAToEs-We quote Rose Potatoes at 81 O5al u
per bush; Jacksons at 81 Goa 1866; Prolics at about
the same price.
POULTRY-We quote Western Turkeys at l3al5c
for choice and 10al2c for common birds. Chickens
in good request, but the supply of choice chick
ems is limited
ArPLEs-The sales moderate at 81 75a2 90 per
Dbl for New England fruit, and 81 rs for choice lots
of New York apples.
HAY AND STRAw-We quote at 500 00a21 90 fol
prime lots of coarse hay $17 GOALS 90 for medium
and $16 OOa17 90 per ton for fine Straw ranges from
$21 00a22 90 per ton.
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Private Pledges.

WAsHlNGIoN, March %. There is be
ginning to be Il pretty loud call for Mr..
Charles Foster and Mr.. STANLEY Matthews.
who are alleged to have given the pledges
to the Southern Democrats that the
troops would be promptly withdrawn if
Hayes came in. 1t is stated that Foster
went SO far as to put in writing certain
engagements which he made to John
Young Brown OF Kentucky, and that this
was the explanation of Browns pacific
course in the House during the progress
OF the electoral count The Southern
Democrats, who are complaining that
they were fooled by the Republicans, do
not get much sympathy from the North
ern Democrats here. Copies of the agree
lnent referred to are in the possession OF
Senator Gordon Of Georgia and Represen-
tatlve Levy Of Louisiana, and although
the published reports concerning this
agreement are somewhat overdrawn, they
are in the main correct. Both these gen
tlemen refuse to make public the contents
Of the papers which they hold, but indi-
cate that they may give it out in the flu
ture. They are going to await further
developments before publishing it. Among
those who were instrumental in the draw
ing up of this agreement was Colonel E
A. Burke of Louisiana, who afterward
went SO far as to urge all Southern Dem.
ocrats in Congress not to filibuster against
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, March u.
Arrivals of stock at market-Cattle 1889; Sheer
and Lambs $3.50; Swine 1909; number Western
Cattle 1894; Eastern Cattle 135; Mich Cows ant
Northern Cattle 100
Prices of Beef Cattle per 100 lbs, live weight-Ex
ira quality So 25aG e. 12; first quality So Il 12a5 s.
-; second quality So % 10 third quality 81 so;
Il L. poorest grade of coarse Oxen, Bulls, Sc
So 25ai 81 l-2
Brighton Hides 1-2a7 C per ID; Brighton Talow St
12c per lb. Country Hides l-2a6c per ID; Country
Taow 5a5c per lb. Calf skins 10al1c per Id; Sheet
and Lamb skins 81 25a1 90
Working Oxen-There has been good supply o.
Working Oxen brought in from Maine for severa
weeks past. We quote sales:
One pair girth # in, live weight $500 lbs, Sis
pair girth # inches, live weight 2300 lbs $40
l pair girth fl inches live weight 2509 lbs 40
The trade for Working Oxen has been dull tho
market having been oyerstocked Of late.
Mich Cows - Extra S55ag5; ordinary S25a5O
Most of the Cows offered in market for sale are Of
common grade.
Store Cattle-But few in market and not much cal
for them. most OF the small Cattle being sold fol
beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Those in market were from the
West and owned by the butchers, who employ agents
al the Vest TO buy and ship direct to them at Brigh
ton. Northern Sheep and Lambs do not sell so well
they did one week ago
SWine-No stores i'll market. Fat Hogs, 1-4c PEI
ID.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.
The thanks Of the Belfast Ladies' Temperance AS
ISOLATION are hereby rendered to Rev. s. Goodenoug
and the singers who ably assisted him, for their
services at the Old Folks Concert. the proceeds OF
which generously placed in hand, fol
distribution among the needy and deserving poor OF
our city. PER ORDER
CARD.
TO all who suffering from the errors and indis
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay
loss Of manhood, &c, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America
Send selfaddressed enye lope 10 the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Stttics. y, Bible House Ac3c lorL city,
sp6mosl5
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The whole ayst,-ln is 1rp1 healthy condition
b, lakin" Hunts RfAfDN. i'ropsy Brishta Dis
ease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Complaints,
Diabetes Gravel tncontlnenct and Retention OF
Urine, lnlempcrnpe and Disease, Of the Clino
Genital ORGANS. thoroughly cured by Hr<ia
klNHI,} AMI The person j. restored 10 health
I<lALLlhLl EGI " ->sli makes the Eve hli.hl
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san Francisco people are eating strawberries
Knowledge is Power

This is a nation OF Enlightened treemen. Etluct
ton is the corner stone and foundation Of our gov
eminent. The people are free TO think and act toI
themselves. and that they may act wisely it IS
necessary that they be well informed. Every i'll
dividual gain increases public gain pom the
health OF the people is based the prosperity OF q
nation by ii every value is increased every JOY en-
HANGED Health is essential TO the accomplishment
OF every purpose while sickness thwarts the best
intentioned and Hottest aims Unto are com
mitted important health trusts, which we hold not
merely iii our own behalf but for the benefit OF
others IN order that may be able to discharge
the obligations of our trustceshp and thus prove
worthy of generous commission. II Is necessary
that study the ART of preserving health and pro
longing life II Is OF paramount importance 10
every person not only ~ understand tine means tol
the preservation OF health but also to know what
remedies should be employed for the alienation OF
the common ailments OF lie. Not thai would
advise every man under all circumstances 10 at
tempt to be his own physician, but we entrrat HIM
10 acquire sufficient knowledge of his system and
the laws that govern it, that he may be prepared to
take care of himself properly, and thereby prevent
sickness and prolong life In text book will the
people find the subjects OF physiology and hygiene
or the science Of life and the art OF preserving
health more scientifically discussed OF more plain
~ taught than in The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser by Il. Y Pierce. NJ. D.. OF But
t,to n. \. II is volume OF nine hundred
large pages, Illustrated by over two hundred and
eighty two engravingS and colored plates, Is e!e
%antly bound i'll cloth and gilt, and is sent, posi-
paid. 10 any address by th; author al the low
price Of one dollar and fifty cents copy Nearly
one hundred thousand copies have already been
sold. and the present edition. winch Is revised "l'
ENLARGED and more especially adapted 10 the wants
81 the family, is selling very rapidly 1t treats OF
III the common diseases and their remedies, as Well
is Of anatomy, ply 5oogy. hygiene, human tenn
pcrllncnt4 and man, othtl topics OF great interest
all people and is truly What 1T author Stycs IL
Medicine Simplitci
The Republican journal., 1877-03-29

The rector of the Episcopal church at Jackson
vile, Florida belongs to the church militant En-
tcrng the vestry room he found a negro thief
there. who had packed up the vcstments prayer
books, &C., and was about to leave with them
The pastor knocked the fellow down and secured
him.
The Republican journal., 1877-03-29

PORT or BELFAST


ARRIVED.
March 2ls1, schS Iona, Coombs i.rsbero, to Re
par; Nathan Clifford, Holmes, Salem; Annie /
Mciteen, Mchcem, from BOSTON, 10 tlazeltine & Go.
to load ice for jacksonville, Fla George ShattncE
Carter, do. with general cargo, to order.
March I'D, schS. Frank Pierce, Stnsan, Deer Isl"
Maggie Mitchell, Young, Brooksvillc T. NJ Bonnie
Burgess, Nnalhuven.
March oath, schr Ella, latch lsesboro to repair
March 18th, schs Gentile Barbour, Isle an Haul
Trumpet Jones. Carvrrs Harbor.
SAILED.
March, 2lst schs Empire, Ryan, Boston, with .,
tons hay by Woods. Mathews < Baker.
March 2@d, schr Florida, Bagley, for Jacksonville
with 345 tons ice, by Hazeltne & Co.
March 24th. schr James O'DonOhue, Warren
Wilmington. c, with hay, by Pitcher & Son.
March 25th, Schs Annie l.. Mckeen Mclieen, io
JackSonville Fla win 70 tons hay, by iiazetine
Co, Robert Ripley, Lamb, Tor New DIRK, with $50,
bushels potatoes. by Woods, Mathews & Baker
Nolant, Smith. NinalhaNem; Z Bonnie, Burgess
do.
March goth, schr Mary Hudson. Lake, for Jack
sonvie, with lay and ice, by Hazeltine & Co.
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Thousands lead miserable lives suffering from
dyspepsia, Il disordered stomach and liver produc
ing biliousnesS, heartburn costivenes. weakness
Irregular appetite, low spirits, raising food after
eating and often ending in fatal attacks OF fever.
THEY KNOW THEY ARE SICK, Yet gel little sympathy
The uniailing remedy, which is yearly RESTORING
thousands, Is DaCosta's Radical Cure sold by W 0.
Poor Il Son, sole agents for Belfast \ j Jordan.
agent for Bucksport
\ % cent bottle will convince YOU Of It's merits.
Don't delay another hour after reading This. bu1 60
and get bottle and relief is as certain lis you
live. Will you do it, OF will you continue to sui
fer, Think for yourself
Professor Parkcr's Pleasant Worm Syrup is per,
tectly safe and extremely palaiablc No physic re-
CURED Costs y cents Try IT, ITO
Diseases Of the Kidneys affect the whole system.
Should not be neglected single day Tar acts III
recty and is the natural remedy. Take the For
est Tar; it is pure preparation and cures when
other remedies fail iW.:S
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jn1r. Jobnsor has sold his ,.oSidono, ON Nor,h
,,.t a,cu,o 70 o. -sbor;a Marian
~ "'e,9 N'','' men say 'iia' people are moi
i'''''E i""'' '"' pressure just now
Ncih Sholes' living near The bridge. fell on the
,r saturday and severely cut his head.
+ '''',''N' '''n' y '"''N 'To"' h0l don start
'' ''i'l i'N' '""' P''HcIF'a' 'a'eh ne IL rotl
Owing " bad weather. the lecture by Col Fo4er
has been postponed to next Monday evening
lhe Bangor Commercial >qys that the new min
-r troupe Of tina. c.t9 tall, OF giving concert in
Byt.,t
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Burkctl new stura Is scttn,, alone finely.
tr. .r,. 4is.nno,,t,, .,,.3 lad, .,,,r ,+ ,.,,,,,.,,
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=. Bennett Anderson 90 England. Will lecture
'i'fr llr Good l"mPlAF Lodge ~ TINS rIlN, on
'""'9'N evening "I next ""'N.
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Ae man Mh" caught the inst rulnor, OF The ad
-t.ltter NJ blug ala-.. amt put it in his chamber
"1do" has been presented with twins
Rry S.tn " parhin. b4~ accented y ,,jI ia rho
.isjora,, ot the South Monuille Free Baptist
.lur,iI, and lu, arrtir enteredupon his tiut,r,
9.ui,,s W,.ntu,,,tb b.,5 hi. Iafr b,nd 81, lolI,-
t t,.,.,c...l- ,,t.,t p,.,.,, ,t,
I""l- Mills. Is ~ I;,Ne all the fingers illpuia1cd
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The Republican journal., 1877-03-29
the electoral count. Colonel Burke tcle-
GraDhed here TODAY as follows:

Am preparing full record of the proceedings in
Washington for publication when the time arrives.
| see that the Times dispatches deny that Hayes
or his friends gave assurances. Hayes friends con
cerncd should make proper representations imme-
diately, | have full faith in Hayes intentions.
Who are to be on the commission
Colonel Burke is one Of the principal
advisers Of Governor Nichols, and the
fact that he still has full confidence in
Hayes intentions, is all important indica-
ton of the feeling in New Orleans.
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MARRIED..


mast GepaiN i'1r.l
In Warren, March l"th, AleA ander Copeland aged
ii; year.
In Rockland, March l.tl, Dtadtnit X. hennrr,
aged =. years, - months ..ud 10 day, formerly Of
Waldoboro.
In Hocklnd, Maloh 18Th, Edwin i:n9e. aged 6.
years and Z months
IL St. George, March GOTH James sr,yey, aged O.
years, . months AND II days.
In Cushing, March 18TH, james Stone, aged 80
years aud IL months.
In Ellsworth, March l,th, Arthur B. Alexander,
aged years, month and 9 days.
in Lamoine, March 18th, Lizzie Il. Thompson,
aged year and months
In Bluehill, March l.th, solomon SiIyernan, aged
years.
IN fremont, March 1itA, Mary &. wife Of Capt.
e. b. Benson, aged 10 years, months and days.
In Beverly, Mass, March 18th, Aaron II. Gray,
iornerl. OF Erooksyille, aged 4. wears.
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Pills, Potions and Pungencies

Miss b." said the professor. agreeable to The
theory OF an entire change in The constituent par
liclcS OF the body i'll seven wears you Will II" Ion
ger he Miss r. Il really hope / shanI, responded
No remedy can compare with Forest IA. aAlNe"
for curing Pile.
\ little gir in Ohio about three years old, alter
being corrected the other DAY for something She
had done. said. Ma. | wish vhippnga cost some
thing. why :" asked the mother Because. '
replied the little pert. .'ynu never aive me- ANY
thing THAI costs somchine
H,od ~hat Ne Mate,x at4
+. " kinanan Esq. Dear Sir: With pleasure.
we order ten gross .d,.u4son.; Bota,sic Cough Lai
>oal showing concusivcy that merit has won
the day. and that vour B;iSam is taking the lead
over the many bottles Of trash that now flood the
market. From Smith, Doolittlc & Smith. Drag
@iStS, Boston.
Poor boy! said lady, as She TOOK ollt her
purse 10 give the beggar some change ''lrs. |
am poor boy" said the youn" rascal. squeezing 4
ont OF his eyes. and have four sick mothers
TO support The lady put back her purse. shook
her mead and walked sadly away.
Dr. Schenck's Standard Remedies
rhe standard remedies for I'LL diseases Of the
SEA WEED Tonic and ScHENcls MANDRAKE Pitts.
anu II taken before inc lungs are destroyed. 4
speedy cure is effected
To these three medicines Dr. j. II. Schcnck OF
Philadelphia. owes his unrivllled success in the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases
The Pumonc Syrup rlprns the morbid matter
i'll The lungs: nature throws it of by easy &
per1oration, Tor when the pheam matter Is ripe
Il slight cough will throw ii of the patient h:r
ANA, IA
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup 10 do TIN, Schencl;a
Mandrake Pills and Schencks Sea Weed Tonic
must be freely used 10 clense the stomach and
liver Schcnrks Mandrake Pills act ON the liver,
removing a distractions relax the gall bladder
the bile starts freely and the liver is relieved
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic is a gentle stilnuianf
and alternatives the alkali of which il il composed
mikes with the food and prevents sourng. 1t as
siStS the digestion by tolling up the stomach to Il
healthy condition. so that the food and the Pull
monte Syrup will make good blood; then the
lungs heal, and the patient will surely gel well il
care is taken TO prevent fresh cold
Al who wish 10 consult DR.. Schcnek. either per
sonally or by letter do at his principal office
corner OF SIXTH and ARCH Sl5 Philadelphia
every Monday
Sehencks medicines are sold by all dlupei5ts
throughout the coun w. 2mos.st
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16
IN NElIORIAM

DIED-At tie residence of her parents. Mobile, Ala
SON, aged eighteen years.
Another cheiish Child of MARY" has passed from
midst, leaving behind the fragrance of devoted
Ife and down through the long future the music Of
will watt its gentle melody the perfumed air.
Another earthly link broken in the bright chain
will encircle our Blessed II others throne above.
Late in girlhoods years she drfted under the White
Banner Of Catholic Truth, bat sprang up under
halowin influence light Hfhowsrs Of virtue
golden fruit for Immortality. Flowers Of earth fade,
but the heartbossoms of Faith Hope and Love wither
not at the feet of Mary. Virgin Queen
Death is lfe's winter but oft beauteous May aowors
bloom on bleak Deoember's tomb. Death leads us to
the beautiful for the hushed sanctity of its silence
brings us to God.
Fond parents. mourn not your precious child. God
decreed your Rose to bloom stainless flower in the
Vase of His Eternal Love- Think not of her in tht
silent grave, sleeping her dreamess suuber with the
wild wint.rs wind moaning its lone requiem. If it
too, mourned the angel form veiled beneath. Nay
think rather that when the wonted sunlight shines che
is drawing aside the golden folds look and wait
you, her loved ones.
G OF M, Cathe dral. Mobile.
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.

HHW ORLEANB, SUNDAY, DECEAIBER 10. 1877
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ON feooDs|
LEVY BROTHERS,
5s5 and 5s7.-- Magazine street....5 5s5 and 5s7
-Go Corner of ST. Andrew street.--
We take pleasure giving notice to our many friends
and customers and the public in general that have
purchased . vcry large quantity of
GOODS AT GREAT SACRIFICE,
an we offer the same now with = sman advance in
order dispose them readily We annex the names
and the prices of those articles and would advise
everybody to take advantage of this opportunity to
obtsin
GREAT BARGAINS In DRY GOODS.
Tho Holidays nigh, and you will and place
most anyt thing you may wish for, from paper OF
Needles up to the largest Blankets and the finest Silk
Dresses.
We begin with CALICO and offer good quality At
Il cents.
Tho Best at o cents
Heavy Unbleaohsd CANTON FLANNEL at 7lo.
Lonadalo White COTTON at 81 cents.
lo-4 Brown sHEETING at l7i cents.
Ic-4 Bleached sHEETING ut 20 cents.
We offer all BoBBINET BARS on hand at half their
value IN summer.
Heavy Wool BLANKETS at q 25. q so and o.
! CoMFoRTERs at 81 a5.
White MARsEILLE QUILTS at o. es.
The following
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS,
I aud should not be overlooked;
KN1cKERBocKER DRESS GOODS at 10 cents.
| worth Is cents.
| BLACK ALPACA at 90 cents worth Is cents.
BLACK ALPACA at 25 cents, worth 40 cents.
BLACK SILK ALPACA at 50 cents, worth 90 oents 8.
All colofs Of All. Wool CASHMERE at 600, worth 81.
Single width CAsHMEREs at IS cents.
All Wool Black CASHMERE at 5oc-just think.
| BLACK SILK at o., worth 81 rs.
| All Wool WHITE FLANNEL, at go.
| All Wool Red Twilled FLANNEL at 95c.
! All Wool Blue Twillsd FLANNEL at 25c.
Heavy Grey FLANNEL at I5c.
| JEANS for Pants, lsc.
CASHMERE at AL prices, from SOC mp to g.
BLACK CLOTH for Gents Coats.
BLACK DoEsK1Ns for Gents' Pants.
! CoRSETs at so centa
| FRENCH CoRsETS st 81, worth g so.
Ladies' HOSE. full finished, at a5 cents pair.
Ladies' HANDKERCHIEF5 at 10 cents.
Cent? SOCKs full finished at IS cents.
Large Linen TOWELS at 10 ceats
| A full line of Childron's ColOred and White
STOCKINGS.
WE SELL
Mating and Window Shades
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
Heavy White MATING at 9ec.
Heavy Checked Mating at 25c,
Finess WINDOW SHADES at s2 a pair.
KID GLOVES.
Our stock of KID GLOVES is superb. We sell
TwO.BustOned KID GLOVES of excellent quality
Black and Colored, at SOC pair.
FURNISHING GOODS.
1t may not bo generally known that we keep tbOS'
goods and therefore would state that we keep full
line OF LADIEs' and GENTLEAkEFs YURNIsHIHG
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

INTERESTING. - MIR, John Hennessy, the
Courteous proprietor Of the Washington Exchange,
corner Of Camp and Poydras Streets has thoroughly
enovated his establishment He has not only beaui
ned the exterior, but also tastefy decorated the
interior TO make it o pleasure to "drop in and
500 HIM" Besides the finest Of wines and liquors
he furnishes from 10 A. b. to p. NJ flrst-claas
lunch, which cannot be surpassed anywhere. We
have written lrtnch but should have said dinner
for the young who hands ont the same gives what
10 usually termed ga square meal-"
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. d. MALoNEY corner of Josephine and Camp
streets, Magazine Market respectfully informs his
patients and the public in that he perfol
Al to MS IN the poss
without extracting the roots ON new plan old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas or
chforoform. Charges within the reach of all
iglA II
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NARRIEn.

AcCABE-McCULLEN-At st. p Patr,ck's Church
on Monday. December 10, 1877 by Rev. Father Dumas
Mr. Richard J. McCabe Of Baton Rouge La. to Miss
Eliza McCuhen. daughter Of George D. McCullen. Of
New Orleans.
Cincinnati and Baton Rouge pagers please copy.
BEHN-BAYNE-0n the 26th of November, 1877, at
the residence of the brides parents by the Father
Jourdan. George H. Behn to 1Iss Mary Aiken Bayno,
both Of this city.
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DIED

SULLIvANmon Friday. December 7; 1877: at 7
o'clock Ellen Rearden, wife of the late Them
Sullivan, aged forty five years, native of County
Kerry Ireland and resident Of New Orleans for the
past twenty seven years.
GILLIN-on saturdayi December 8. 1875 at IL 80 p
NJ, Mrs. Mary Giln. aged ninety years native OF
-rmagh County, Ireland and resident OF this c "
for the last seventy years.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

Winter Regulations at Our Churches.