davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
sifxsiry-s sALr.

.vRvUR or 4 DECREE Ann onpna
- Of Nails v .srd out 81 and uudss the 1eai a
the .. Second Judicial ptss<ics Court Is ~
sof tns Coant{ Of Osmahg, Haa1n Of HsvuAa. -
Jodxmsnt obtstn<d therein on the sisl day o.
nsfsh. A. D. ISL. and sitsss>d % tbs ssh %,
sad asAiasi john y Syrss. ssssa q ~. r.
kstnsssaas 4 T. 0ihsoa, 80 WiilAA h Ms.
erovs Executor Of tbs last viii sed tssssmsne
q William Psttsrson ds<saa>d, Tor the sum al
loas handfsd and sssnsy-sia dollars principal
sum Of ons hundred and nfsy MIN. Dollar AID
assy csnss. cod In the sum u stsiy.tvo dol.
I'm aad sasseen cents fcs tAxSe for shs 0scai
yssr isis paid by plaintiff and In the satu u
ons dollar and SIXTY Ave cents the Interest &C.
cfuod 10 date GA 1Ast above nAsrs.l PRINCIPAL
sana AMI Interest from date until paid 4 ia
rstr Of pss cent I<s month on both of the
show nAlard sufDA !. Alsp ooennesl L.. n ~
sun. u siss{Sssr Allsp - nios(y lhySs
rVnts. emd original ccAss1 tbs suai u ibsfy.
Mates
second-In favor Of \. R<Instsin and z. y.
Nttonu. a1d asAlnA1 John ". uyrsIa and a..~.
y byrns for ihs sam u four Aandrsd al m.
ten doilsss and my two cents principal dsLs,
s ~ sI ,.,s, g n s.vsa dollar A:d s!siy
SAID principal sum from date os Jvdsrnsnt
Until paid 81 the ss;s VI ! h rrs cuni prr month
asd counsel fs~s IA tbs sum u srvrtiss dollar.
and ninety Eight cents. and costs Of suit In thr
I'm s!, 2. eleven dollar. al IN sald ssln v sAs
Third-In favor Of wm. n. Musxsov,. - ~.
seutos Of the last will ssd tessamsti IL Iiiiiar,
Patterson. d-c~a~d. against John y. Byrpe snd
susan z Byfps. fur tbs principal sasa Of four
hundred and eighteen dollars ana dry cent.
AL the sum u hfty.obs dollars aud dry oents
inespss sbsrusn srrrncd 70 this date, AID lnlsr,
- % seid pstnrfpsl sun fyuu dete nf said
Judgment s1l rsid q thr rate u ri q nj s.ss
us,Gth. AMI coun~si fcc IN the sum u Yoffv.
ssvSa dallesH. SOD ssnss u suis 10 shs euw ~
eirvrn dollars. tnestAss uiah al rests vhtcS
MAJ scssar ~ Nsun Of ADVERTISERS, GOA p.is.
sicn etc. add Clerks Aeerund ensss On All a.
IN above Ia I'll. sam u eight dollar. and sixtv
ccnts. AL il gold coin of III. utJ,pd Blstsus q
nae dif"cssd. commanding nar 10 seli srcogd.na
10 lev essssAn rsei ps0Rs<y ~ eas n sajI a.
sss- And order u sslc. " sslisfy tho slDvs a. |
inends and In pursuance thsss'to, 1 Lsvc tss.
- upon aud viii cIpo~u o. pubic auction. IN !
tsons 81 tbs cart Housr door In CssSou Citv
Ornsny County. state OF Nevada. on NONDAf
yeE THlhrikru DAY or APRIL, A. D, lsyI..
pssscsn the hourx VI 4. y. and .. ~. 70 MI,
. ous O. cjoch .. ~. an sh~ sshs, title. inss,v.s
essd claim u the sssssarats, John n HvYus
ssssi susan u. Byrno, OF. Ia sni 10 the follovns
eesrrhsd snostgagcd Fvsi ppugsry 10 iii. IN
eutA half ( NJ VI block No thirty one I'M n, |
esess. 1bomt~s,n and sssrs' division OF Csr~,n
CITY. In or,nAby County, Ncyaas, toesthss vash
~ and aido~l4 ~ 6o0nonia, NJ
sne sppussslssFsa sksseeS Ssi0sS0S ~ ~,
Wis sppsrtaiuing.
.. 7. SWIFT. Sheriff.
csfson Guy. April 7. isff.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

AZ crditss = Soj9tuf SS1IsH "a
kkAsk 2 T0wLE. lvlise and rovisj, nsaS.
sAa isssesg, tIs ItsS ~ q xVsi;. n n ~.
- 6is.!ss casssss q UssSs2 80. e e
100 - ~, plsssses g Hsvs1a. Aeyv -
sstl Csot IN, - lslssGs. SsqsiiS ~ ~
~ neoesessos pe1ed ~ ~ esS1SooD q ~
&ssAssgs:; On ths - dy = Apssl. 4 b. i07j.
Nv s:s 8 1870 =. ss:S ~ = ~ =
osytv:d ssssusssst H. CsSs1 1850, "a Ak:
sSssass.sy shsssoe sss sueplsasasssy tksssto,
va 80 vhefs OIL pasttes inl~sssee4 ~ ~.
- snd ~ hsssd In Shss t~ksif.
WIAkSS The Hon r ". uvyss. yudse Of SAs
-. ptseslet t,osss u t6s UsiSs1 ssssss.
pBAL-l fw aid 01sosics e NsveAa, 49, ~
ssai thessd kssvso e6IsSd. a oss...s
~. HsvsdA sAis NJ dsy q lPsli iEi.
~ To. EnwARDe. clssh.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

Nsrasas Dsass.
ophir eos is1.. 3s5s IL
Mes AsAa sos 81. -,..
Gould and Curry l0s ~, ssaDs *. loDu
Best and Belcher los 49,. lsD. is,z
3s0s 49,,
California .ssbs 33, 2ss 3st.
Savage Asst q soc
Con y ssg ls'' ss'.' sos sss' ss0'
choiisr ass 80, aos IS 80. ". 81. 100.
IS sl0. l0s 81
Hale and Norcro>s Sos az. 3o0s q 40c,
250s :. BE. 50s & SOC
Crown Point 1'os OF, 2l0s sis, soos 81
l6O~ ~
Yellow Jacket 290s ~
Imperial l6s0s 81 05c, 2l5s 81 100
houtuck los AZ, 70s AZ
Alpha 235s IL. ZOOS II. zoos Tx, ISIS
1871, loss l2s.. iOOs ms
Belcher sos 81, 3os 81
Confidence Sos AZ, 20s 4
Sierra Nevada 3sos az. 2SOs - NC COS
% 45c
Utah Cos i0t<
Bullion HOS Z. zoos or
Exchequer sos 81
Overman los 1871. 35s 1917. sos 10
Justice l60s 81, 250s 50. sos 81. lis
Union Con lass AZ, 85s g. 7Oc. $50, a
Csc, 2e5s 81 6Oc
Julia SOS =. 70s ~, 2a0s 81 loo, l75s
81 l5c
Caledonia 6s5s q 7sc, 4oos q &c
Baltimore i0s 2Oc
Silver Hill sO0s ~, aOs 81 Sc
Dsyto zoos loo
Challenge zoos
New York Con i50s oOc, 25os e5c
Woodvllie i00s 35cH
Lady Washington 1855 Q
Andes sos 75c, 1908 SOC, loss zoe
Morning Star l5Os % 900
I1eviafhan 1900 SOC
North Con Virginia 225s SOC, l0Os Y
ksssiss a.pees.
Eureka Con 25s 20. los 1877
Jason 40s az
Alps 30s 5Oc
Rye Patch SO0s Q. 5oos2, 5slH
Leopard AOs 3. 1905 tx. 25Os az
Northern Belle 565s II. sss TX. zoos
II b3O
Manhattan lO0.71<. sos
Gen. Thomss l5Os 20c
Defrses zoos 81 20
Prize 8t0s ~ 10, SOOs q O5. 1904
nodoc l50s 90 20. ll0s " 25
New Coso l550s ~ los "a go
Golden Chariot zoos ~ IS. zoos az
Empire 2O0s 60c
Leeds 500 2. $500 81 IS
AIpha Cos 1872 4A ffaH
Best and Beicher 20s 20tI. 1904 20H
Con Virginia $685. 33l. l05s 33X. 9Os
33Z.b5. loo 49, $50
overman 2os 30. 30s 1917. 90s 49,.
Crown Point 2os 65I 57Os7
Chollar los 36H
California 31Os 33,I, l5Os "a b5. 575s 81
Ophir l5s AK. Cos Az
Justiee zoos .. l0OsD
Seq Belcher 20s I'll
Union Con los 81 80
Caledonis 170s ~ NO, 47Os 81 So
Gould and Curry lios7X. sos y.
Sierra Nevada lG5s az, Cos 81 ~
Imperial 870s 81 10 F
Mexican 115s 50.
Savage N)r 81 A.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
STOCKS BOuGnT AND SOLD.

The Carson City Savings Bank. FROM aud after
April Sh. will buy and sell miuing stocks
Liberal margins Will be allowed on approved
stochA.
San Francisco correspondent. l. 6isxler 4 Co.
April J. 1877. Gao. b. HILL. Cashier.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

OUk p1O pOoB- osvsNo OV0
wv cuseomssS esd tkoss holdtn0 naase Wss.
Asts - hsnsoee ~ 49, ~ payAs0s, ehirh
70 iesIy eceeoe. ~ boae1sg 1872 . 49,
sa< eessg1n6 sely . ns1geibe ~ q i1e'Nss
SsssssssS q 49, ~ ~ y s s:s 1890
villa. vAsoo Co.. Ssshsss.
Aps1l Z. 10v<0 - =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

Logic 10 Q very delightful exercise.
and tends 10 mental discipline and de-
velopsucne.a estllsIt 10 mot aHr0ss)log
to the sylIugistic rules. ~ laid down
~ Whaieley, 10 prove that Moses
must have been . civil engineer be-
cause he II asid 70 have !" surveyed
tho promised land" Neither would
Il b. safe 10 conclude thai Q woman
" = widow becsuss che u sits up for
Der late husband - nor, YET, lhss ea
anctionesr. who isieiv "knocksd
down y . couple VI slepl,snsa, n The
strongsss sSsn u abe Csntusy - 80
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
TO RENT.

A NlCeLv vCaNUsoeO suor o.
"A Rooms. With . k,sehsa. isQa,sv = this
J Apsli u. lsri. su
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
MoTIcE..

Yvwn ANNUAL aouFlNO % ruE
Cesecs etvss Wood coMpsny viii b hsld
3 ~ Ooce a .. y. oAvNIe CO. csrspe
0v. Nevada, oa $3.50
TAsvsSsy. ~ sssA DAY q Apssl
ssss. pyssar u sAs Bnssd ~ H 4.
=. J. HvrcAIasox, uarssassy.
Cares. Mach Is. t11 ak1sd6
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

Lyss's EAsxApss ual~ s.ssnssi. 49,,
i g. nv, S S.ssa' ~ y !s,sss - = 80
sA.'-'ss' ''" 49, e, S, =: = a's'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
state Coa,roli.r,. .rr..,..

The undersigned viii pay the highest price
fss sists Controllers Warrants.
d. A. BgsDEa.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

zeal, vim-place him on the Sahara or Great
Desert of Arabia an he would unquestionably
find an oasis there. He seems ever the right
man in the right place. He has great aptitude
for business as the grand and noble structure
now under his superinteudence and far ad-
vsnced towards completion so abuudantly at.
tests. will give you q full description of
this magnificent church est. Patrick's) in my
next.
By the way, must not omit to tell you 1
met at Father Glynn's your old friend, His
Lordship, Right Rev. A. Pellicer, Bishop of San
Antonio. He is q noble specimen of the genus
homo. and every inch Bishop. He is on his
way to his old home, Mobile, to assist at the
dedication of st. Vinoent's Church. More about
His Lordship of San Antonio when visit the
Eldorddo of Texas. Adios HARRY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
LETTER FROM MOBILE,

MOBILE, January Is, 1877.
Editor Morning Star:
On Friday, the 18th inst, the Forty Hours
Alteration commenced in St. Joseph's Church.
Solemn High Mass was celebrated at 7:3O
O'Clock, and in the evening Father Holland,
&. j., preached on the Holy Eucharist. Satur-
day the services were the same, the evening
sermon being on the sacrifice of the Mass.
Sunday, st $50 o'clock, Father Imsand, assisted
by Fathers Sierra and Deyuoodt, celebrated
High Mass, and Father OShannahan delivered
a beautiful sermon on the festival of the day.
very large number of the faithful, including
fair proportion of gentlemen, received Holy
Communion Sunday morning.
Father Imsand. our devoted pastor, has got
qaite we'll, and never tires in doing his Masters
work. Bishop Quinlan has returned from Pen
sacols. where be gave confirmation on Sunday,
the 9TH, and next Sunday will dedicate the
new church of ST. Vincent, in this city.
ADIEU.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
DIED

JOHN F1NNEY.-At his residence on Bordeaux
street between Camp and Chesnut. Monday ua1
18th. 1917. at ll.3O NJ, of Pneumonia, John Finney
in the s9th of his age native of County Roscom
mon Ireland resident of this city for the past IS
years.
REILLY-On Saturday, January Is, 1877 at half pa
5oclock a. Gerald Reilly, aged sixty.eight years o
native of Dublin Ireland and resident of this city Tor
the Last thirty-seven years.
Freemans Journal, Dublin, ireland, please copy.
sCAELAN-On Tuesday, January l6, 1877, at 1:25
I'm. Thomas E. Seaman, aged thirty years. q native OF
County Limerick Ireland, and resident of this city
for the past twenty. three years.
STRONG-On Tuesday, January 16. 1877, at 8 A. n ,
Mrs Margaret Strong WIFE of the late Colon e Strong
aged tftv years, native of County Galway Ireland
and resident of this city for the past thirty
REILY-On January IS, 1877, at ST A. NJ Gerald
Kelly aged sixty.eght years, native OF Dublin,
resdenb Of this city for the past thiryseven years
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

STATE UNION CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-
| NENCE SOCIETIES-Ths Delegates to the cid Union
will meet O'Clock and taose to the new Union at
| 100 o'clock NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING in the
Morning Star Hall. All members are expected to be
punctual in attendance. Members of the new Union
reminded that they ust credentials signed
by the President and Secretary respective soce
ties they represent.
j. T. A. O'MEALLIE, President.
j. C. NJ. KAYANAGH, Secretary 1t
HALL sH-PETERs c. 7. A. ASSOCIATION
New orleans January Is, lei AT regular meeting
held this day the following officers elected for the
ensuing year:
President-JOHN REANY;
Vice President-JOHN ONEILi
Recording SecretRry-GEO. DUCEYi'
Financial Secretary
TreaSurer-JAMEs GIBNEYis
Marshal-P. DANIELS
Scrgeantat-Arms-H. SIMPSON.
Reelected. GEO. DUCBY, Secretary
ST JoSEPH'S TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY
The regular monthly meeting Of this Society will DO
held THIS Sunday EVENING. Jan. 2st, 1877, at }
o'clock in their Hail. MarsiB street, near Common.
Punctual attendance is requested.
Gentlemen wishing to Join are invited to attend.
JOHN McCAFFREY, President.
J. 4. PLACE, Secretary. lt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
GARD OF THANKS.

ST. JosEPHs ORPHAN ASYLUM Jan. II, 1917.
The Sisters and Orphans OF st. Josephs Asylum
return their warmest thanks to the President and
members St. Georges Y. NJ Benevolent Association
for their kindness and charity in nobly lending their
time and assistance to the helpless little orPhRns, by
giving for their benefit dramatic entertainment on
the 2sth of Last month.
Many thanks also due to the President aud men,
bers of st. Marys Beneficial Society, acting floor
managers, and to the ladies and gentlemen who, on
this and former occasions have ever shown untirng
zeal in disposng of tickets finally they tender heart
felt thanks the ladies who assisted in furnishing
refreshments
Good Santa Claus in his wonted charity, has favored
the orphans with donation of coal, for which the
Sisters express grateful thanks and eiwiShes.
The prayers of the orphans will be offered for the
welfare of their friends and benefactoTs
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
MARRIED..
ADIEU.

GREEN-LABoURGEoIs-J TO- 1877, at the
st. Louis Cathedral in this city. by His Grace the
Most. Row N. J. Perohe. Archbishop of New Orleans
Vincent Green, Of Mobile. Ala, aud Marie Louisa
LeBourgeos, of st. James Parish, La
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
GARD OF THANKS.

Tho Sisters Of Mount Carmel AsJ um SO Piety street.
Third District return sincere and grateful thanks to
"santa Clans for q donation Of Coal Nay God bless
and reward the generous friends Of the poor little
orphans.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
WANrs-FoR RENTs-ETC

! T'O RENT-TEE TwC-STORY FRAME HOUSES
Of 81. Mary and Lture! streets inst put In
thorough repair for Immediate pUsnt Sson Suitabio
for small families, ana convenient church. marked
and cars. Afp'y 10
sIAUFFER. AACREADY co.
ueii u ~ Canal atreet.
THE BEST PROPERTY IN BRACKETTSyIILE
L FOR SALE-Con5Ating Of ten CITY lotR on MAN
street and described a. foows SIX The ten 10 e arc
fenced for garden purposes and the
occupied by handsome buIldIngsi building in eouTse
OF contradiction Gxz0 extensive at pre-
ent used a hotel, and the building ussd a. q poGt-
ohiee and telegraph ohoe adjoining which is . large
store and residence be ansorted stock Of goods On
hand also for Esle At the Invest coast price.
Apply to JOHN hILLEFONT
de2l In Bfaokott. Texaa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

1T is book to be remembered, required ~ ana
cherished."-LondoH Tablet.
1T belongs to Lady Georsiana Fullsrtoa's schoeA.
but exhibita think promise Of doing bettsr than
that accomplished writer has been able TO aohiepA"
London academy.
Written throughout with an interest far more In
tense and living than that of ordinary novels From
beginning to end the story 10 thoroughly interesting
London Spectator.
IA would be difficult to find resting story,
or to meet with ono in which the characters more
powerfully deneated. = Court Journal
This story written with brightness and humOr %
we'll as tender pathos."-London Post.
"A most entrallIng story."-London Keekv Register.
"A work TO be ranked among those of tho highesa
class Of Catholic literature II would be dloult 10
praise too highly a work of such intense Interest,".
Boston Plot.
There is certain originality which smaoks 81
genius. Take il nl in all, Lnkod Lives OF its Kind,
10 the abest work of fiction OF the day."-Ren YorA
Tablet
1t is, By all odds the beat Catholic novel that has
come under observ alton In OaLAeIfe
Mirror.
1T is book with a well worked. out plot interesting
characters and numerous vivid and striking seoGe9
from real life. We recommend 1t thoroughly
good. pure in tone. and elevatng in Its inauoaoe"
Publishers Weekly.
I'VE have been delighted edited and instructed By
this work. he author has opened . voin in the
mines of literAtuIo."-C Catholic Telegraph.
This is no ordinary work. and cannot be measured
by Auy comparison with the weak average Of Light
literature Of this day."-IrNA Citissn.
1t s work Wbich be read with profit BY any
one Whla at the time has In the fullsst sense
that fascinating interest vhch the Of tho
tionAl must have in the books they psrue."-Westarn
Home Journal
The story. which Is thoroughly interesting 10 told
in simple unaffected way and 10 evidently the work
OF skillful and accom- p'iShed writer Catholic PtOR.
We know work of sctIon In Catholic ItsrssaFe
that compare with Linked LiveA' ~ tnSbHTR
Catholic
1t is many adsy aimee have with such boob.
1t simple story Of everyday life but the author has
Invested it with beauty rarely met with in works Of
fiction "-SOtateyn CroES.
For sale by all bookSslers mailed frOs on receipt
of price, by
BEEZTGER BROTHERS,
PUBLISHERS
aus Tsp New York, Cf o,DnHii and 81 Louis.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
REQUIEM MASS :

Tomorrow (Monday) morning, at O'Clock, there
will be Solemn High Mass Requiem in ST. Stephens
Church, Napoleon Avenue for the repose of the soul
of the late JOHN FINNEY. The friends of the family
ave invited attend
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
DURABLE DENTISTRY.

Dr.; II: MALoNEY corner of Josephine and Camp
Streets near Magazine Market respectfully
patients and the public in general he is performing
all operations appertaining to his profession moot
scientific manner. Artificial teeth Inserted with or
without extracting the roots on new plan. Old sets
OF teeth remodcled and perfect adaptation secured.
Teeth extracted without pain by the nae of gas or
chloroform. Charges within the reach of all
IL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

TT A. BLAKE, ORGANISE ST. MIcHAEIIs
Church, AnnunoiAtion Square, and Professor Of
the Piano Forte and Singing, bcEs inform the pubc
that he has vavAncy for few pupp which he 10 pre-.
pared TO teach either separately in class. Terms
moderate. Application to DO made residence, No %
Chippewa street. AnnunoiAtion Equars next TO 81.
AIchael's Church. doT7 Ir,sn
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENA
FOB BALLS, CONCERTS IND EALRs.

81. PAtTiokS Hall, the LARaEsTe AND Fu8zz =
HALL IN THE CITY, will b rontod, b. ths narh
longer, reasonable terms for CoHUEEF1
RAILS, LECTURES, FAIRS and ExHuTToT1
For CHARITABLE KHTERrAU1ERNTR vifSo1 Z
distinction Of creed the Han win Be rented q RArp
PRICE.
Apply AZ
ST. PATRIOTS NAIL aAyTEaB RAxK
H'a|t NasIClossa
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

OF ALL SORTS OF
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
TO BE soLDAr
UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES!
Grandest Opportunity Ever offered
TO SECURE
CHOICE AND SEASONABLE GOODS
MOST FAVORABLE PRICES.
ALI Wool FLANNELs. reduced from 3Oc to eoo.
Splendid Wide FLANNELS, reduced from $50 to &c
Extra Wide FLANNELs reduced from 400 to SOC.
Plaid FLANNELS all styles. reduced to $50.
Heavy Gray BLANKETS, 81 pair, former price q so.
| Large Size White BLANKETS reduced from g. to q
apair.
Heavy White BLANKETS reduced to 60 a pair.
Splendid All-Wooi BLANKETS, at 81, former price &C.
Bea usif9l Large Size BLANKETS at IS former price
wadded QUILTS, reduced to q e5.
Immense Reductions In Furs and CIoaks.
FUR CAPEs and MUFFs, of all and descriptions
Immense stock of Ladies' Styles CLOAKs sold regard.
S S6
sp fsHdsS 6 SSrTSNs at Sc ysIa
Heavy BOW CofToN IS 81 HRG &C and 7e ward
% yard wide sHEETINGs at lee a gard.
CALtCoEs, immense assortment prettiest StyieS at
Grand ClosIng-out Sale of Dress Goods
Beautiful PoPLINs, reduced to loo yard.
6 ETA Fine POPL1Ss reduced to l5E q yard
dqSed from 80 TO &c yard
c IL ali 20 rec To- 900
Coored CAslihEkEs, al shades, from $50 to 4sc I'D.
Immense Reductions In Silks.
RIsck ST. SILKS at &c. reduced fromsia'
Black sII Ks at 81 IS +, duced from e. vs.
SIX vTLSEs and
reduced prices.
Black Goods! Black Goods
We guarantee the color and quality OF all our BLACK
GOODS
Black ALPACAS. reduced from IS TO Csc a yard
Black DELA1NES, reduced from IS 10 $50 a yard.
Large assortment of
Black Cashmeres.
Black CASHMERES reduced to IS IS and sec q yard.
Black CAsHMEREs II yards wide at 7Jc o. and o. 25
BOMBAZlNEs. HENRIETTA CLOTHS
BOhBAIETTES , o. reduced prceS.
Immense Reductions In Hosiery.
Ladies HOSE, extra long at INC a pair.
Mems SOCKS heavy. At L C pair.
Misses HOSIERY, at :. - and I5c pair.
Ladies Finished HOSE at 20, % and 3Oc a pair.
Mems Finished SOCKS, 90 % and 3oc pair
Children . Finished HOSE at 90 - and &c a pair
children Colored HOSIERY at reduced prices
Ladies Coored HOSIERY reduced prices.
ien's Colored HOSIERY at reduced prices
Immense Reductions in Kid Gloves.
.adtes' Real KID GLOVES at 4.c par.
Kisses ReAl KID GLOVES at ~ TO 25c a pair
reat Reductions in Ladies' Underwear.
with = view of introducing this department to our
any customers, We have marked the prices verS low,
nd are exhibiting complete assortments OF own
Of Ladies' ChemiIes, Nigbtgowns Skirts
rawers Dressing Sacques etc, at reduced prices ,
Our customers in this department will be waited upon
attentive and competent SA LEsWOMRN.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under.Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain ones Over
als for Laboring Men and Mechanics AL substan-
tally made and low prices. nor IS ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
Black Cashmeres.

Black CASHMERES reduced to IS IS and SEC e yard
Black CAsHMEREs u yards wide at 75c o. and o. ~
TAMISEs, BoMBAZlNEs HENRIETTA CLOTHS
BOMBAZErT Els o. reduced prices.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
Black Goods |!
Black GoOdsl

We guarantee the color and quality OF all our BLACK
GOODS
Black ALPACAS reduced from IS TO Csc Yard
Black DELAlEES, reduced from IS 10 $50 a yard
Large assortment Of
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

CITIZENS BANK OF LoUIsIANA-BANKING
Department-New OIleans, January Sd, Is77-Tho
annual election for Directors OF this Bank, to serve
the ensuing year will be held at the Banking House
MONDAY, February 5th, le77 betwe cen the hoars
of 10 Al and
j|7 I'm JAS j. TARLETON Cashier
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
Immense Reductions In Silks.

Rlack SILKS at 9Ic. reduced from 81 as.
Black SILKS at 81. red need from O. b.
Black SILKS at 81 49, reduced from cit o..
Black SII KS at o. IS II due cd from Ea IS,
CoIored SILKS reduced 10 5to 75o. 81 and O. Is.
CoIored and Black SILK VELVEiS at enormousl,
reduced prloes
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21
Grand ClosIng-out Sale of Dress Goods

Beautiful POPLINS, reduced to loo a yard
Extra Fine POPLIES reduced to $50 q yard
Double Width ALPACAS. all the latest shades re
duced IRON 80 to &c a yard.
DELAINES, all shades at 90 to CSC . yard.
EMPRESS CLOTHS. all shades. reduced TO 800 yard
Colored CAsHMERES, all shades, from 75o to 4sc
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-21

A NEW DEPARTURE.
Millinery, Dress Making, Perfect Fitting Cor.
sets and Fancy Goods Combined.
MRS. x. o. LOGAN
Respectfully announces that abe has removed 70 the
large and elegant store,
NO. - BARONHE STREET,
next door GruneWAd Hail, where che win be pleased
TO show her friends and the public the elegant
stock Of MILLINERY, OSTRICH PLUMES bPRkHA
FANCY GOODS ever seen In this city
Ready made Ball Costumes speciality.
Dresses made TO order IN eight boura. js9376 ~