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Excess ofreseve Al s65s75O sIOOssO75 Dec ss6lO675
Proportion Of Legal)
tenders o. clrFeI-
Is 0cpOslta......-D Tito 2Z64 ID ecrease.- 44t
Last year bank Of greenbacks did not reach
its present condition until November %, when the totals
follows; Loans S2574s7, 700; specie S2OOsl-
500 Legaltenders, Si2,2lO,2OO; Deposits 500 $780,
400, Tie downward movement then continued till De
cember 80, when the greenbacks reduced S34-
Y5,lOO. against SJ7669 900 September %. II the
remainder Of this season Is 70 witness movement
responding 70 that Of last year bebooves all specua-
tors In the products OF the soil well the speoulatOrs
In stocks, % begin 10 shorten sail
TIE stock speculation during the week has presented
not single new feature The early days were character
leo Dy Duoyaney Tor the railway securities but that the
movement lacked support except
a. operators was demonstrated by the later dizziness and
teYefishness, which resulted 10 decline With few ex
eepu0ns the final prices materially changed from
those Of last saturday The stocks and Western
Union are to PEI cent. lower and OF the railways
Central and Hudson is Of per cent The granger stocks
on the free delivery OF grain and the CONSEQUENT In
proved earnings Of the lines were tke best sustained
The fact is overlooked that the earnings now published
are compared with seasons business which II con-
unned would have sent most OF the bonds where the
soczs are Al the present prices Of stocks fairer com
paSon would be with The earnings Of 1873 AS 10 the
I~1'Aos e~ss Of Chicago our daily tables Of the move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

In Paris five per cent French Rentes ranged between
lO6.42I2 aud 1880, closing 1T lO5.s5.
Washington dispatches report that the Treasurer now
holds 1887 776 $50 in United states bonds 10
tiona bank circulation and SIS 900 10 secure public
deposits. Amount VI United states bonds Deposited for
circulation for the week eRding today, $40, 74O.
Amount OF United States bonds held FOR circulation
withdrawn for the week ending to-day S598,6O0 Ma
tional bank circulation tstandns-Currency notes,
S3I5,53l,2 gold notes, &l+32,l 20.
Receipts OF National Bank notes for redemption for the
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pgEA en-. cure

STANDARDIZATION sf'aly al IOao IoT FTlIl' 0'1TT1
lOSc Choice 10. 90, -, s,,.. q,
SVGAR-Raw was rue. aud stiu nomnsly s'-G5hc tIr
Fair Id Good Refining sic. Tor Prime sales, 20 mus
t1 Sl.c.vld at &C. i2O Lhds Martinique al ga S.
and 400 hId cuba Al Size Reaof dun al lie Tor mt
Tnsf lO Osc tor Crushe 1923 lO'3c or POwdere 10 ,
lf0sr f1r GRADUATED. and ioDlOi-c FOR Standard A.
TAILOW-Msrset Primo CIV, qloteD' Ia SAFES
az OpO NJ I'm lots 10 s0-is,i. poor 20 prime 49, $50,
WHIskEY-SaTket trnsr, last evening luD Dds. we're
"a ~ 81 IL .ud TODAY % bills 81 3a gallon.
.tea,v nprovt trade, and With current prices ds
,il.rs pr0ht. change IN TIE present "
tn, n, aufnr would ylae trade Oh satisfactory basis
An se m the production Ia Illinois, u lonA~l i1I winch
n-tc.s somewhat The rcctIers continue a. re-
ecye t6er suppies mainly from tAe western fses lIe
orb rursI tho here mat rally. During the week
@ 40 ssr .ales M 500 bbs Alcohol tor south America Al
"a isug nru al 4U, Alcohol paid, M fair drinAld at
~ Ioas2 IL per gallon Receipts OF hxL"ineS aud Acoho
Tort WCs1 lg2J DDls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

dividend.
10 buyer 30 DAYS.
T e -oc. market to-day simply went through its usual
fuluatona some Of the lighter speculatOrs coming 10
tie front a. mauipuat0rs particularly Of Lake Shore
and Delaware, Lqckaw8nna and western Whether OF
not tho Object OF turning honest penny was accom-
plished is uucer aim the efforts TO make tAe close
briant seen to indicate tAat not sceompisact
That light fancy, st. Louis, Kansas CliA anu 80 ~
Wa, calvnniE 70 into lie. and scored rise from 3 t
oas Of 1870 snaltr. lie gene a haiaet ciu.eu
barely steady, with sstcru Union weak al To io"ea'
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-24

ordinary lOs,. NiGaDg
Eos Futures d and 10 points with
fair business
saes Yesterday after 2 D. IL. september. 100, ll2Ii
TO- I1.-0. 2ru 1if0 ort0bcf, 100 Ills lhup II
100 HOP %. 100; loo 1888 100 1923; geo luyI
1Ll2. POO 1lII 200 IO .DD liu9. ZOO 1lc7 Fcbru-
ay. 100 1922 roo l.2li March. 100 IA; 2o0 III
Az iai April 200. 44.l0 tlsl, $500 les. itt ~
TODAY - TENDER 100 n, 6h ll.-o lo9 LIZ Oclo'
100 ilt-i January,
goo ~ - Alarcl 100 y de- 100 t0 total 100 ha.rs
Second Cf ptembrr 800. "A Zfi 100 2Jth, llzli
October. ILLS. ll.Ot. December. 100,
'll07i 200. llos March 300. 49, tofal l,3O0 bales
oalDs t0rar fn O. ftDsub9r 900. l2L; 400. %
100 il24; l01 ll2b 0ciohar 100 lLls 100 ll.1t.
1900 lltJi ~ o. Ilt6, 1000. Il.lt gJl. Il5i 100.
IT 900 fl.lf. 1900 800. II o. 800.
lLo3' geo lloii loo, lIo,i 400 llg7i o. llusi De
cemU-I, 1000, HOE IlDl, DOB. 70 Il0l, 200 100
100, llOfi 100. liO5; l0I, HOG 500 llO1 300 HOS
January. 800. ll3 300 ll.f4i 200, ILL o, IL 800,
I6; February. 10O. 90 March. so ia 100 ll4l.
.Oo, lLA2i a1 ltii june, 100 1885, total, ZOJ bales.
GRAM tYta. &c. 600 baios.
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Barking Gousss ano Bankers.
Diuioeno No!lces.

JTNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Goa DIVE
y DEND Of TWO PER CEAI on ihe capital stock OF
the Union Pacific Railroad Company VII De- pad on md afer
Shoder5 ~ record september 20 1871 Nev
York stockholders viii De- pud ~ Office 0 Union Trust Com.
pauy 73 Broadway AMI Boston stockholders az she Office Of
stoc b1oks viii be September % and reopeuod oco
Der =. HENRY MCEANLAND, IreAsur~r.
Boston, Sept 10 1877.
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OFFICIAL Export SEW-YoRE INNING STOCK E1-
cHANGE SALES. SEPTEMBER %. 1877.
FIRST BoARD-11 O'CLOCK A. N.
SECOND BoARD-1:30 P. NJ.
sArrpnAY. Sept. or. NJ.

The weekly bank statement reflects q cOntin-
ued reduction thecash reserves while the loans instead
o. being contracted slightly expanded The reported
changes indicate either that Tie movement OF national
bank notes has been slight or that the flow in and out OF
the banks has been about equal The total reserve re-
duced-'esatenders 81 59l 800, and specie S63s 300
e29 500 but by reason Of reduction OF i55s,30O in
deposits the excess ofreserve reduced only 81
The legal reserve which last week was 1896 per cent Of
the total deposits now is 29s5 per cent Deductng the
specie IN fu from the deposits the legaltender reserve
e. now 2264 per CT the remaining currency deposits
against % 70 FOR the preceding week The comparative
totals FOR the past Two weeks and for the week ending
c,.4.r,t.a- --c ara a. foIloys.
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COTTON Markets.

arGr ara Sent 22.-Cotton firm good demand Nitlng
IOHaiOsc: Low Mddng I'D "a l0lac Good Ordinary 529
q7.t. receipts 555 bales sales. lol bales
rtfrufogP sept 22.-Cott firm Mddins. II &c; Low
NdfuC 1850: Good Ordinary ~ l2c; gross rrceipS ~
tam sales, 10 bales 70 spnneIs ~ Des STOCK ga
R9srox sept ~ Cotton firm; Hiddlng ll'sc. Low
Stiltgg II &c: Ordinary, lu'sc; net receipts,
100 bales gross bales exports sales none stocN
fgsroS sent Cotton steady; Mdilins lose; Low
MGflng lO4c Good Ordinary S'sci net receipts, H.
baes gToss none exports, c0as"se' none; sales 800
bales sock. : .051 bales. ,,, 49, -
Miiflnr I0s,c: Good Ordinary lO2c. net receipts !
bales snIpmenIs. 55o bales; sales 100 oaes oe-' Ioo
GALVESTON sept 22-Cottor active and hrmer Mlldling.
fOzr. Tow Wltdling. lO-c. GOOD ordinary lOGlOisc;
net receps 2O5 exports costwlse 1877 bales sales
%, 2a,a ~ sent 2S-Cotton arm Mdding lie
MOBiE sept 22.-COtJ9n arm Mdding, 10 &C.; receipts
10 bses shipmenfs sales 2O1 Oacs exports coast
wise Is bales: stock, 5.ltJ bales. , 80, -,
MRAPas sept 22-C0tton steslyi hl1nlluS ~
Low SfdGlng 1OAc. Coca Ordinary, 80. net receipts,
s. bales shipments 3j3 bales sales 200 bales stoeA -Z5o
bales. -, 60. ..- III, 81 .t,r. ,,-,,..
lf~hf. Nddiiug I07sc Mddlng 1sc Good Ordinary.
lose net receipts, 20 bales eAports 70 1LeA
Britain, none; exports, c0a5tVlse hohe 'ae lou D~esi
F, x SEPT Cotton steady; snidling. l0'ssl0'sc;
net recepts So bales exp0r coasSise 3'5 bales sales
% p 11 y, sT; sept 22-Cotton quiet MdGling II '
ow Mildin. IL &c Good JrlharY IOsigci net receipts
bairs sross 81 bales. sales 10 spinners, ga Dassi
sales 253 bales; stock, 2,ils bales ,,,,, -
s1y1SNAH sept 22-C0ttOn firm 20 very nrmi Middlng,
Tor. low Md3ling. 1916. Good Ordinary. s's'i net
receipts l4-2 bales. gr0ss receipts - Daes exports
coa.rxse none. sales, 7 bales; stocA ~ lOs bales
sr LOFTS sent. % Cotton higher; hiQiEug llct Low
nffno l0lac. Good Ordinary, saac rec~ipts IL bales
shinrnents 2l bales sales Oh bales; stock 20 eaie-
ndug lOI.c oad Ordinary, 91c; aet fcceipts ~ bales
exports coastgsc ZJ6 bales aes none SOeA ooo Daes
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GnGnflal.


GAS STOCKS.
". EEw.YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and Ali kpds Of BrooSyn Newly os Gas Securities dealt
n8Y Or-t. ~. y t'f - 80, -. ~
At NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUO
N TArIOS> operators bay ane sell STOCKS 90 margin
Of one per cent In ~ FIVE SHARES aud upwards Aoe
adv spt.,ges THAI dealing n leo share lots
soil option O purchAsst GA regular OF seiet
on buyer
sl-4lIrgin hve shares.
xlO-hiargn on ter sharss
s25-MAlgu twenty i've shares
SlcO-Margn one hundred shares
TROWBRIDGE q co.
Bankers and Brokers, 50 Broadst New York.
TIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BoNDs
"A' And CRY and COUNTY BONDS.
Bought aud sold by IA FOR twenty -siI year,.
ALBERT "A. NlCOLAl a Co,
No - Pine 81. New York
IN to Is PER CENT.
lO Flrstelass investment Securities
for sale Ivy
ALBERT II. NicoLAY' a co - Pinest. ~. r.
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rG9as seller 10 DAYS.
~ buyer 80 days.
rRlcYs OF PHILADELPHIA sTocKs.

Government bonds naturally ruled duh all the week
nendng the result OF the meeting between the Syndicate
ana Secretary Sherman in Washington Dealings to-oay
IL. tlrlnt
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FIRST uohRr-I0i2 O'CLOCK AN.
Fcfrs o. state uds-Rairoad Bonas-B ana Rdi'-
.,ra Qhrrse- Errr.ss SOCKS. etc

,,.--. O. r pael NJ a 90 rru1lst Mich Cent sssF
!" ~. rrrl, Ia Crosse d l,OnO.......-1 IA
y, r,aI. .f 1000 be 1903 North Missouri lst
-o6 1Il t $50 Paul Sc 1o0I..--....lt0
,r.-'..o, "a ola rtrss "A Ohio q Miss G. *
IDns tI-.| 5000. ....... 114L 1000 "a
-t1, t.r. l..a i Cine ia Z rae dc Ist
r... 3D. ..... los %. 10fls
g. -do rel, uo' .- rTu7 X BIDS p Land
Irr. 70 E n lct -o'l - sVOv--s go 10
fnUO go AO'i.- ---. ~. fatiNC Or u" ~
L 65 1917 Wr,ua az At l. -st ,OVo 80. 70
....... 8 , Alton 81 T I'd Pref
= b. d 4 poo g. lQl- Wan & - To sac COCO .- a =
30 t....-t.raf 5000 be- Sc Tcl G Wgb "a
Fnn1 ...lnf-s Def 30 E Iol LIST 5000. --..-.. 1874
[ g. ~ Nu r0r.l 1905 800 q d = ~ "
conn cola bis I0H0........ 1OGlc 100 DC. 80
.1ln Isl 1000 1904 / 4 " T C0ns0
Cic.l n So Con Aic4 Central .s 5,OUJ--Oc 81
1000. bc.l07s 5loo..-..-..1O5
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CATTLE MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Sept 22.The Drorers Jo"rnG, REPORTS CAL
II the ZZ.jOO; shipments. ~ 90
Malt u udiug downward throughout the week. l0dai
NAIVE shppng less and bus few onrng sales, at - 90
80 80 Cor fairly active and shade higher oOora 10
Tfx.ns - 1888 20 colorado NatIves - %; through
unchanged; lDferOr Nallhca dull aLc
dreaming Cows jOdf3 80 Steers, = OO@S3 10 stock
er. more active. at - 0UdS3 30.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000. shipments 1900 Receipts OF the
week $4,000 shipments BLOOD choice heavy strong and
higher al - 0k5 81 B0stOus Al 50 4O0>o 20 lghL sc
~ Am and f her 509Sj 50. packers scarce fc~
NJ al nchangol prices; tho weeks trailing has been
r,neTiy sasfscory but irregular with from lOc 10 Ace
adv snce 80,
pII.TP- Receipts 400 Of the week. $500 Market dul
and drpouug throu ghou prospect ~ improve
nent Good far heavy, sheep wanted. at 81 OedS5 20
others heavy OveTsoeked best Ods. 81 OO9-3 10
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Total reserve SO 5G7 go I729 100 Dec $l4s3s5O0
Required reserve 5790s,s50 5l.Gs ,025 -..-......
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ew-York, Havana & Mexican Mail Mails 5; Line.

~ FKEiGIir And PASSAGE REDUCED
steamers leave Pier ,. North River. at 8 D. m
FOR HAVANA DIRECT
CITY OF NEW.y OEK. Zimmerman WEDN - DAY sept %
CITY or MEXICO. Mcintosh. a ~ isla oci
City or VERA CRUZ Deaken. " EDNEHbA1. oct 10
FOK VERA CRUZ AND NEN-OHLEANs
Win Havana, Progrea0 CampeacnJ, fu-pan IAnpico .
CITY OF MEXICO. Mcintosh IL tiA OCT
Steamer Orleans september - and october Ia
Vera Cruz and ell the above gSrts a. , "a Ro,e,..,
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NEW-YORK AMI. HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
~ LINE.
These Grstcass steamships sal regularly al from
PIER 81. -. NOIth River. as tOiONa:
e,,sarr.bp ct)i nj 81 WEDNESDAY. Oct
SSS-n,.hfu SA1T kDAl. Oct. -.
unsurpassed. eht passage apv %
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co.. 40. o boHhng green.
MrKELLER. LULTNG Co.. Agents In Havana
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The following u comparative statement OF tue eN
ports oil su-cie from The port OF New York fore IN
por. from jan this date, for period Of tveny-Sx
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
week ending to-day compared with the corresponding
week Of last year, are as follows:

Tie following tle balances the Treasury M hc
i,1 CO.. 4, -, ~. '.- Ut - - 80. -
es.2tj4l2 special deposit " lec1-euders Tor the re-
dcmpLuu o. certificates Of pC-t 500 1000; coin
OnciuGug r39To3GOO iu coin eel iihe trsl, ~i0es16-
90; outstanding iegaitenaels ra f0,lo4 Receipts
rom internal revenue today, 500 -4- 10, and from
customs. ~i227lS 53.
The gross cHruings of the Haunibal and -. Joseph
Railway for the second Week Of september we're:
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ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
sOUTHAAPTON. AND BREMEN. -
cONPANYiS PIER fa0r ~ sFCOND-sr. HOHOKEN.
NECkAR SATURDAY sept - saturday oct -
WFe saturday. oct DNNAt sat iicf ~
RATES OF PASSAGE iron Nv fDRk 20 rOL THANH.
TON. HAVRE. or BREMEN .
FIRST CABTS. 500. gold. SECOND CABIN, go, god
STEIRAGE <3S. currency. .
Return Tickets Prepaid Steerase Ceft1
Gates $50 currency
For lTei ght passage apply 70 . 90. ., -,
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DIED ::

BUTLER-At tho Hotel Dieu March 81. 1877 at rs
Pm, Mr John Batter, aged years, native of
Buffers Grove County Kilkenny, Ireland, and resi-
dent Of this city for the past forty two years.
May he rest in peace
CURLEY-Cn Friday, March so. 1877, at o'tl ok r.
NJ, Bridget Mahnsy, wife of Michael Curey aged hty
years, native of County Limerick, Ireland.
NCMANUS-On Friday, March 80, 1877, at o clock
Pm, Felix McManus, a native of CoolaDne. County
Sligo Ireland aged 70 years and resident of this city
for the last fifty years.
MCGLOEE-On Sunday evening, April !. 1877, at l0t
o'clock Hugh McGlone aged IS native OF County
Cavsn Ireland, parish of Laveu, and resident of this
city for the last twenty fv years.
COULoN-on Saturday morning March 81, 1877. at
Coulon, born Msthilde Poupart.
BOYLE-On Saturday, March 81. 1877, at s:i5 P.
NJ Ellen Donnelley, of Charles Boyle, aged SO
years. i've of Comfy Tyrone, ireland, and resi-
dent of THE city for the last IS years.
BRIGHTON TuesJay April 3. 1877 at o'clock A.
George Young Blight, in tie nth year of his age
native Of Lexington. KY. and resident Of New
Orleans for the past fifty -four years.
STACK-On Tuesday. ApIl ,, le77 at o'clock P.
Thomas Stack aged 81 years native Of the County
Kerry Ireland and resident of this city for the past
3j years.
| CoEN-on Monday, prii ., 1877 at Il o'clock NJ,
Patrick Coen, aged So years. native Of the parish Of
Elm, County of lIosoommon, Ireland, and resident
| of this city for the last 80 years.
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Martin F. upper Eulog,zes tho South.

From the Charleston. S. c., News and Courier
The following Ode TO the South was
written by the distinguished M thor and hand.
ed to us for publication. We take much plea.
sure in presenting il to our readers the fran
testimony OF an accomplished Ec glishman to
the facts of he past and the truths of our
present condition.
TO THE SOUTH.
The world has misjudged. mistrusted. uagned you
nd should be quicx TO ks honest amends
Let u.s. then, speak OF you 'st as We tnd ynu'
Let u. remember your wrongs and your t'ials
slsndered and p.under ed and crushed TO the dust,
Draining Adversitys bitterest walls
Patient in courage and strong In good trust.
Y11 fousht for Liberty. rather than sl h
nv Well might you wisn to be gut Of that H.
Meshed by diplonaovs sp,dt ri ke skill
Willie the free servant works v eli "a befr,
Confident though many fortunes have vanished,
Som to recover all-rich as of yors
Doubte th had been hardsps and cruelties
Gases exceptional, evil and rare
But TO tell the truth-and Il My the iew vel It's
servants-if saves-were Your wealth and Inheritance
And s m
SIill to make friends OF dependents all round
Yes. IT is Islander to say YOU oppre them;
Was os haI es ss
Rather was owned by HE servants h'mseiff
BE Was their father, their patriaToh chief
Ages inhrmitles intancy's Weaknesses
Leaning on him for repose and reliet.
Wnou You went Iorth IN Sour PUCK ana your bravery,
Selling for freedom both for tunes and lives.
Where was that prophesed outburst of slavery,
WreakfDg revenge on your children and wivesf
Nowhere! You left AL TO secvile saie-keepug
And this was faithful and true to your trust;
Mater and servant thus mutually reapiDg
Double T, ward OF the good and the jusLi
Gen erous Southerners I who address you
shared. with too many, belief il your SIMS
But recant it, thus-let con fees you
knowledge Is victor and every here wins;
For have zee n. have heard, and sm sure of it,
You have been slandered and suffering long,
ray ing an siaverys cost and the cure Il 1t,
And the great world shall repent of its wrong
MARTIN F. TUPPER.
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ST. MICHAELS FAIR.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
St. Michael'S New School
Commencing Faster Monday,
APRIL Q, 1877.

Tho following the Tables:
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-Miss I. NJ.
Warner.
ST JoSEPH'5 TABLE-Mss X. Murphy and Miss
A. EGnis.
ST. MICHAEL'S TABLE-M<s. NJ. Lay.
ST. ALPHONSUS TABLE-Mrs. T. Walsh and Mrs.
A. SYLvESTRE.
MORNING STAR TABLE-Mrs j Wilcox.
ST. PATRICK'5 TABLE--wellknown Ladies' from
ST. Patrick's Parirh.
Tho chief Contests and Contestants will be
mill I'd in due time.
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tCommunlcatedl
Easter at the Church Of St. John the Baptist

Easter morning daWned upon us with q sui
try air, and the many thousands who flock to
the Catholic churches were nearly disappoint-
bells were heard proolaiming glory to God on
high and on earth peace to men of good will,
the clouds had disappeared and the sun shone
forth ia all its Rplendor. Awaiting himself cf
this pleasant opportunity, the writer visited
the Church of St. John the Baptist, on Dryades
street, where High Mass vas celebrated by the
Rev. Pastor T. J. Kenny, assisted by the Rev.
j. g. Footte, who preached an eloquent and
impressive sermon on the Resurrection. The
choir, under the able direction of Mr.. Joseph
Miller, Jr., organist, was composed of the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: the Misses Bas-
SIGH, Horne, Seawell, Seautell, Rareshide and
Mrs Fowler, and Messrs. Lancaster, Dix and
Won Gender, executed Farmers Grand Mass
In B fat in a manner highly creditable to sing
era and director. The solos and duets by the
Misses Bsssichs, Horne. Seswell and Rare
shide were particularly noticeable, and the
rhoruses were excellent.
AZ illustrating the pisty of the people and
Sne success which has crowned the self-sacri-
ncing labOrs of the two Jealous priests of the
Ohurch, II will add the fact mentioned to me by
member of the congregation, that eight hun
oEed persons received Holy Communion Easter
morning In st. Johns. Among the number
were She members of st. Johns Catholic Total
Abstinence Association, who occupied front
seats In the ohu-ch and approached the holy
table in body. They numbered about forty.
FIVE.
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NOTICE OF PosrPoNEMENT.

Hall st Peters Conference St. Vincent de Paul.
Tho OLD FOLKS CONCERT, which should have
taken place on the LIST inst has been postponed on
account OF the inoemency Of The weather, and Will
take place on SUNDAY, April sth, at o'clock P NJ
Parties holding tsokets the LIST instant notified
that they viii be good for this occasion. Yo old fOlkes
viii be better prepared sing 20 ye audience which
thsy hope vlll b nurseries,, 10 ala " poor.
m8Is X p. o'NEsIs Prssfdsas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NENCE ASsoCIATION.-The regular monthly meet
ing of this Association will be hold THIS Sunday
EVENING, at 6:3O O'Clock, in the Morning Star Hall
ZIG Poydras street, corner Camp.
Gentlemen wishing to join invited to attend.
THOS. G. RAPIER, President.
D. II. BUCKLEY, Secretary. 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05
DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. n. MALoEEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
streets Magazine Market respectfully informs HIS
patients and public in general that he performing
all operations apperAih1g TO bis in the uos
scientific manner, Artificial teeth inserted with or
without extracting the ROOTS new plan. Old sets
of teeth romodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the Of gas or
ohloroform. Charges within the reach Of all
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

The Deatsche Reichseeitang says that great
number of Mlrpingen pilgrims who had been
arrested il the cation of Tholey have been
acquitted ny the tribunal of that little town.
This is, within four weeks, the third wholesale
police prcsecu ton which occurred against
peaceful pilgrims. On the 7Ch ult. great
many wera condemned to iues, one person
alone to GO rarks for having lit candles in the
wood, thus dangering the life of the royal
trees. immediately before and after Candle.
mas the index of pilgrims was enormous, but
the conduct of everyone was, a matter of
course, so exemplary that neither gendarmes
nor soldiers had occasion to make uss of their
loaded guns. Every body is now at liberty to
visit MarpiDgen and the Hardwood, provided
the pilgrims keep to the roads and do not form
gronps, but walk singly or two and two.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

A gentleman happened tc BIO passing door
in certain street in London before which
stood a hack cab. As lie passed, an invalid,
bearing on his face the eruption of small pox,
came out and entered the cab. The observer
followed 'ne vehicle as rapidly as he could
and was jus' in time to it deposit its fare
at q small-pnx hospital. Then he saw the
driver hailed by lady and gentleman. whom
he vainly endeavored to warn by shouts They
took no notice, GOO in and drove off The OBJ
server still folowsd, and was just in time to
see the pair descend at the door of a house in
one of the best tquares in London. Some time
after, being again in London, our informant
thought he would call at the house. He found
the blinds Of the house down. The master had
died OF the previous day of smallpo and his
wife was not expected to recover from the
sane maiady.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05

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