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The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
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10 ha,iers of oni-'aai'i,g " irrsp's nr .cr ~,
II Mississippi e'unis, >ssshra, "a, aud .s,'h
~ YOU re hrrvll, npid'd III y a tn'oi b. FirIu
,sf7, nithe tsuufs ioar' ~ disd-<ipti cpuhty
Arkansas s.ia rs,ilri pn TIE II day Z Dcfo1 r.
- iS77. inads snd nsrr',l order rsii,g
u th- on aandins warfs.f- or ,crilh- ~ -ar,
county. Of wh,sl. order tue following l. tras
r'if:
Is tue matte ~ calling In The scripts, or War
ia Il ~ the cunnty of Ni-ris-ilIi. M
h. cpnet h-iny 'tui, "ivisu ,ri d-emin, II
n.ht sDii proper Ia ~" pirny--, l,c. hcfrb,
arier ani au,ii,,e hat the ow urrr ~ bald.rs af
all anil any ,uiiiy warrants. COMMONLY knuuu
st,n'iing sgtiH-t sal roaniy. u 'd rrig3iniig
unpsid. ar uncspcrlct. 10, ~ he an,arr torn
l3-s, ~ this eo.lft pre-ci aud ~Grrsndrf up the
came. Ia tni- ruuri, that s-ii warrants Wsl y
,iicecd snl uew war snis i-su'si theieior. ~
ti.y will be FOREVER barred tr,,m rr,ir-niins -
chl.ctins the SANE. sad thst ds- nniice ni tni
o.der ,r given |" The n'uncr prr-crh,"i by Law
STAIN kUy kRktNrA.
County ct Mississippi. 4"
l. 'anics IL IL, cic,k of the Cirui'
sairt awi rN-nlleip clerk the Coiim,'n
IL a.. proi,it., and Nouptv ti'nfis aud tecortiei
within aud tor sail e,gniy, do hcr.by ccriih
that the h,ia-,lng Is Itgr cory n hc matter
therein at forth, ~ the st'nv spprurs ~ rrcuri
ou psgs it5 of book nnr, II the order I.nlk ~
the Cauriy & art II sad csnniy
Is ffsrtN NJ nf'rS y, ! have hereto -ri mt
h.ni, lni aiNNvtl th' ,ral pf s,ii .iuui
toari. ON biz TIE d,h day ~ 'stu,tr, 80.
a.. iiAL' .tkrk &c.
l'u irr hcrtf,r" not ,iissl. 10 p~tsrnt al su..l
wirriuts ~ ia sad county tonrt. up u n
day Ia said order acgii AID, ior 10. pur, ,.'s-t
thor. in mrutiorel.
Ips " pny,r
s'h'r s,T Hissis.ii pi coeli., Ark.
October ls.. lSs5,
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
Tvs Cels0raled Golden Tongue
PdriOr Organs.
\ word IN ih.ir fnyrr. rad
: rom ih- tKlAa. ~ } i.ersriacr.

\ No.fi IN ih.il iHyf-r- rad
lr''in ih- tHaa. ~ i,efpuacr.
1--WE have Ia "gr avn D. u-e nnc al the p,rnos
idFrT ~ ig ltid"i r B'aify la luther u'-
anu. ahd 80 i'i hr-iist- l., r,col,nnl u ir''in
"nF kh'ssi'''K' "f ~ qushiy Ar Bruiy hn,
draii cay h".ipi rhis b4 nr.''
y D.. 'cilSN,rk. u i'tfrHlart.. VA, ra,-i
nrsan csnr I" land ~ -s.i-. and ifier pns
% nf'- " a. | 80 = y.u tlir cash. Il ui'fr that
fs,i= ny rNi ,rt tiut- TIE tone !. .Sc ,dng
j. IN aud ms'udipas aud "a. c,sv = stylish AID
h' su'ii.is iui-,d -
. oa J l. rNrrti. E-i Cashier National Broad
; l-uk, N.a loik
pfgIn y, an re- ,.iysd A. ! sm fay ssii--
-r', vih tl'r iu.tu ..t,t. rrnii Nahnui Iir-
iIer .i~iay h.vr u',i IN ipht 10 nrcr--a'! inrsli
-Np,ri ~ fr,th. M NY rimil, are iriiiat,d ,
ts,fy ir-irgtn.ni iHiiy warranted iot i, years
-. -frct'y hf.i rHi-s in every r.-itci aHd a
gnsFsrt,' g'rt Isrih t'irJ arr -hpird - fium
dlf- i.i ffiA'. n..sr'! r'.tnniird and frish
uhsr2 paid h''ih ways ) inr IL ll., are ~ any
tuu MR., tr' -'ri..i 90 prsrr uHsrii-faci"r,
Noltun. grcf than nj cau iir "a, rel
NGE rs ANItn. ~ where hsv, none
u-r uaniInis ils'it ~ iu,I' ~ in nra iuc- u.
& send for .liii.ir.t q tiiNEkII-tR paia-
h.st" lditi ~. With tr-tiunn AT. fr''m disliu-
.,,.-ir q ,rr-a,rs s'iii" 81 whom Nnu aat ktoW.
i tn" hp, ins 'i-' Whv!u. Athirc->, u NAltLf.
atilf "a, a,ll gt"n, N"s 4.r-el
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

Bismarca ; rcclamalions Molike
has never heard ir. IN them SINCE
ihrir cal 'urc.
Gias-horprrs ara ron iJcred good
bainnciers IL the Wrsi. AIrr Tue
sudden dr,vcni ol n swarm in the
~"r'", ram invariably tails wilhin
hail an huur.
Daring his Ion. rcign tho Pops
,,a> founded 1880 bi,hIprics. H.
Europc there are 59j prclacirs; ~
lmerica. -: in Airira, II; in ASIA,
10, ami ~ Austria, u.
\ Bu-,Ju laInrtr, WIN ha- been
u~il,g pile Ut luml,cr pp wbarI
~ Il M city IA -nying- bank, has
jusi J,srosvr mat SSl wlitli hc
had !cpos'icd lh,re, had Lccu re
iuccd to'sj by rats.
Under the heading ".nothct
Duk :" the I.o,'d"n Tmcs mn
nounres that The Russian army ~
N Bulgaria has b:cn re- enforced by
,hc sixth s"u oi the Emperor, the
Grani Duke Pad ArxAisiruyIui,.
The San Fanrtsco newspapers
.ay thai Gsnrral Shernan kissed
lice Harrison, ihr gcreS>, m \ rr.
.cni snral assembly there. aud
from Rochester comes mn account
of his hissi3g u large ptrly OF
aloomius sci, a gals. steady
General.
DR.. Brush ui Fairfax, VI, wen
in the niglt aud rhrew rotten eggs
At tie hO!sc "a which Mlss Collcc
lived. They had been lowers, 'nd
had quarclIcd. The rg,-ibrowiug
was an expression III his anger
ihc fired seyera' ri'to! s,o!o n
him as a r'ply.
Professor, (!rsc,i'iiug ancient
Greek theology }: Aud 4 had no
root" Juhior, (-nre he has cau,,h
The professor ia a inistakr): "H hat
i'll they dn, sir, when II rancd!'
Professor Ca&ing oil his glasscs
'nl pau>ing ior u 'namcnt); " rnry
got wet, sir.'
\ lady in General conversation,
by iugcnously cooking her dates
vas reducing her atc to an aston.
ishirs limit. II daughter, wh rw
partly French blood had brought
her II keen vii, lntrr,nsed ~ Tia ihr
ronons'rancr, 'At least, lcavc nine
in0nihs between our as"4, mother"
The daughter oi II carriage palnt
ter attended II ball next door ia her
s,hers shop. A. she danced 1t
VAS seen Ly cnvious women that
~hc wore what scriHcl To b. light
blue stockings, An hnuf qiicrward
she showed pink, and again yellow
lriprd VITA red. The hcNt time
,hc retired a spy ioliowcl her to
he shnp, aud saw her father driIiy
painting her legs light salmon.
Ia shooting party IN Scoiland
ihc other day were two Keepers,
one ni whom was u very large,
bulky man, lb. olher bring com
parativeIy small aud pnny. The
big man got haily shot, gh'rc"n
al his companion in arms wa
'.car'l iosty, hy "a! o. sympathy,
Nas: ".'in, mapn, rini keep rinning
81 thar wc may not have to carry
vo So fur!
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

"A COLLISION Dcearral at sea te
tween the steamers Clinton ami
Pc'aluma, half way between Alca,
ras and Sancclt"s, on the 2Itl
ult., Which resulted ia the sinking.
of the Clinton, aud the drowning
otkcr m.e.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

TuE tDllowing is from the St.
lsnss Times, which does not seem
u put pnsh Faith in The iect OF the
sJministralion: "Wc venture to
isimjt thsl ths Senatorial question
u Louisiana will DO settled by the
xtlmissian o! Eus.ls aud hellogg.
The administration is too LBJcv
boted TO ai,emp, to make iish ht
for ,ts 'pollcy."
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

GExEEAL y. 3. ForRrsr died "a,
the residence OF his brother, CO.
J. A. Forrest, in Mcmphis, On Mon
day last, aged fliy six.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

FgOM tho LATHE Rock Gazette
wr1carRs(hat Congressman Cause,
OF this district, is still confined TO
his room, and unable to occupy his
seat in Congress.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

In tho Baltimore election Inst
Wednesday,, The Democrats were
again successful, c!"ciing the mayer
aud most ofthc city officers.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

A SPECIAL dispatch to the ST
Louis Evening Dispatch ir m Jci.
!. erson City, No., says the Supreme
reur. has granted m appeal m tie
Hannibal 4 st. Joe railroad case,
This decision, il is said, suspend-
fhs appointment OF u receiver, and
(eseUrS The r9ai to lis original
ts~us,:
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

A yorSo lady, Miss Alta llcad'
OF Tower Hi, was burned to dratl
~ tho explosion Of a coal eli lam:
on the Goth nit.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

CoNPLrrE access has been ob
\'ancd to both pi,a of the lligl
s'amyrc colliery. aud il has been
ya.ccrtsincd that two hundicd aud
6tiy persons persisted.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

----t,slx 3.,xrga, as we stated iast
week, is out in u card am ounring
'eli = Garlid.te to succeed Mr..
W the United States Sen
eve arail iAal Mr.. Bax.
ed himself for race
sure TO be dls,anccd,
am being the lucky
some "6rcat In.
Was u the case OF
was the FIRST man
he u. ,idengy in
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

The case %; Senator Patterson
has again been postponed by agree
mcnt OF tho Attorney Gcn raj o.
South Carolina.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

THE condition of senator Morton
. not So hopeful as il has been.
andit is & AIRED that recovery L.
impossible
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

AMONG the arr walls frn4s Earnrc
announced H. the New York World
1t Tuesday, appears the name OF
Mrs. jefferson Davis.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

nx ,mprcssion prevails that
s'sls the rams, the Russians ARE
convincsa OF the impos>iblity OF
wintrriag in Bulgaria, and will
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

EDWIN ADAMS, tue grr4' actor
lied a, philade'Ihia op ihc 2't
MI. at the age ot irr;y three.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
With Tahls and Fixtures. only $40

perfect an,, IN qu-lc,l lpig- strung ard dnra-
Machipr. con- 5V'trd elegant a.d '"iiL ir"'n
| &c he, mstegtti y ith maj ,rr, ic'i 'lr'l>irR
tor ,on,iani ,mily u>- ~ i.Rupfsriu ng rur
| uscs Alwaat tEB'is ~ . ttntiacht'- notice I" ct
L. ti,y = wpfN, ttVsE ,ss.f faidtr tnd u lat
y g-nrralinu With nud "a q rarri ta.y IT, uhdrl
.lanj sad msns = light -nit..lh. AID VIII fuh-
hing ltk, ils sril-r.7. ul.ttd yl'grn, NJ ui In
watch rimAr, 'rui act, kisfn' and IL llail'
"a the n,A,s' 4 ,. sd N.ghigts Nsf,nhiril ii H.,
tlc sMGr RI, - ssGi' ray ,H'i ~ fal aun
sm,ui. ~ sip Aarhiur. Nj arAucW iair'''
triumph Il hgrn.nu- m'rhsrical NIL csE' "a
iiail, thr srfAi~g Nutnats iiirhd aal "a q.
s',sSnrr 4 III uf'iinfiy Ma Liuyr { z ths,.u'-
Sirrt 9Th. n isliigty sEd general g.clulniss I;
viii Hon, fril. luok s~.n, Qril. 1; nd iifaih.
orr, tiallet. kGfi.. ID 2. AIT. 1T. eAl ,l,.
Eall, tnhr' l,lrr, Run az Rrtaifhs, Nc.. wiif
ro' Il, rial rHiidrt. i'cainr-s nd rusr, ,cw- ~
,irnnsr-t hsiing sti',h ranall, lnr y FHmsi.'
ihr,'tgh tlt kid- ot = tsl ftoiu rambtic io -,'N.
ersi th.c,u,.rr- ~ tuoFsic 9th or l,a'htr -i,h
due NJ rtasr c,itos.. iiarn, ~ ~ twih-. U.,r.
Ir. feet .aiisissti.n " i,i rsrn - Gust ,,,,t4'
II esi u,,rtn a -rs~on 10 III wo IL dr-s, a.,
natc gnu6 hvin: f"r stN an o ,p,nsn who
H. sr- Ia Ia. u lai fhs' pup eel rls 81" iks
wiihoui 'isnlas" fsirr 81 Mnchi = with lisht
talls faiil rqai ped h.g fault, uoik. So. hsii
ra-r, tsNrr. ~isi- Drawers auh igljn,t tiylr.
zach ai eotre~Ncaaisu-lN ~ low rsiss Saie arl'rr
~ guaranteed. fr,, rr,-m dsmRse. fAplanglhy
rsmphhts ill,.s,tstrd with eagrsNings af ,.e ssN
hsl style, II Machi,.-. r.fer,ucc- variety sf
Swing. a.. mailed free. Confidential terms
with librra' Inducements ta cnicr,risipK tlcrgv.
men, Trachrrr. Bu-in.-s Men, Travelling or To-
cal Agents. &c who 'i~sirr exclusive Agencies,
furnished GA application Address John II.
ksrdsll A Co l2' Euadwsy, New lork
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
EA-&@s~
so-ss.

nr-ia wear hats made
ayes aud iloN crs.
qresnys that shna Dick
: bad au ode. ., marriage
.enrrail Rg;lsr.
she English as.a 70 say, rsmra.ch
"a lissi.n ani yag iiusi a Tsr,arp
Ars The Rus-asus ray, .sSc,s,rl, an
E}k'i-hmm' aud you hhd 1atk.7
ss- .tbcr Eve on lsi z asked il
could pot 500 vita her hu..
Us ryrs. renHrsed. sSot by
Nmh Rght.f
jpsl eis:.i ficrm P,i.~h
yss, ~ : sir'' q i,assls, AID
&nsofislA iis.er.so,aiei ~ ,sr
s<rsn;, & = .Ao....hs s.:,,i,sl
even III az.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

y1Svna aad aricat Su'Imsn isa-ha''
amy before u retirement 10 Rou
mahia becomes necessary.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

ENS - t;rsgi chauee Ia make mou.v.
Efts tSya cant 81 g'd yna van k
tftbtght ~r'.cnhscS- Ne nrrsl p.'r-.
m ~ z, .GHn to t.k- sub-cfi
u ~. hg ~. l,r.r-t ciirs pt-ta
h~>t il,us rated .snde in,l,iiea,il, In ihc sotl
Any ai.~ csH h.assnr . sns.s=siVl agcuf !
20 - rl's ,nt Sursr " sr, given irrr t,l -nh,cf
rr~. a.. ,Tiee j. ~ low ih.i ala, sst -ser, h.l
-ah-erl.ss. 'inr <rri rrir'rts m,k X iug oxet
Ia week. \ lsiiN agent rrp'rt tskiag over
snh urb-r Ia tri tf,~ NJ whn .sgag. mal
IN ~ lat Noa caa 'leyoir al yonr iitnr t',il
u. AVA IRAN 1oar uNcr .if-M laE can ts
ne well - ot aer- Full rsTiico'srs, dir-ttt
aai terms fice. Elegant sur .xpcu-iy- ta
re. II ygH Mshi nroatabls wtfk srud u. y,
a'iir - Al once h cus's lrtllin- IN ~, 'h~bt
mss Ns one ~sio .s-ss.. Tail. ia make xr
lay ~ e~s - iavf~..pie'y sanrnsl, r.
iaai, Maine p-~
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

Tus fire ti,rd has visited !he lit
lie mining town Of Darlington, Ky.
destroying nearly half oi il.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
ADVERTISING!
IN INn MnErlI IlNN l.- ia

q fFF'T " w IT 7 VI FFf,W7
lhr rhrapest aud h-st way 4, rrsal. re s.ir
.li.hlr oi th- lar citir, Is lS using pn- or iD,
Z auf SIX - T. ui iy,f inu1 new ~lapris III, II,
to .. vrr difrr,m s-rtinns of The coat;ry. Nee
iy, itculatl,r aser CO.. 90 Adyur s~rmrnt. Y
&c ayss iusoncrF inor lsi-. for ra'aius sp'- e.,
iamirg nance u lspcrs. AID oih.r iniui mat
snd " essmsi.s, asilr a. BENL> s fpslkl
u rsk sev (lim,r fn,iin, NV iogk
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

Tpv Prcsident has nominated
John Welsh, Of Phlladrlphia, io'
the English m'ssh'n.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

~ tANfS CArp., ten s'tlcs. WITH your nam.
~ in git i5c r ~. Sch'h B's-., hsiirn
v \
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03

pnr.ln,vr Tr prn l,as retained
rom his trip to The Old World.
The Osceola times., 1877-11-03
MURDER Z! |!

r'ihie murder rs Lssn rus.Iailtsd Ia
'he t,~n II u.cerl.. b. G.. II. Biic.ey a Brn,
i" the illng o' high prlce~, aud who are now
s'llin. coli- Al lo~-st ~t. Louie price,. We
have iar.r,.ock
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30
What Distinguished Foreigner Thinks Of Amsri
can Arusts.

Auguste Bartholdi, the sculptor, who was
q member of the international jury in the
Philadelphia Exhibition, has made report
to the French Government on the subject
of the arts in America. He says that the
American painters are simple imitators 10
the main of the leading schools of Europe,
particularly of the French school, and, in a
less degree of the English and Dusseldorf; /;
and that the American scuiptors have given
themselves up too much to the current OF
Italian art. He comedies great excellence
of workmanship to our manufactures OF
silver, but says that it is frequently thrown
away "on naturalism quite devoid of art"
Our artistic hardware is commonplace, both
in design and execution. Iron casting 10
the United States re found far from equal
to that in Europe, as regards suldlty and
good taste. Our locomotives and machinery
In general are overcharged with cloud
ornamentation> He praises the way IN
which our woodwork is prepared and put
together, but asserts that our cabinet
makers are prone to seek striking effects
"by the com mbination of easily and cheaply
worked details" He objects to our pianos
aud billiard tables, lands our dressing
bureaus, and says that we lay out so much
work on cofiins that lone would fancy the
object really was to make them comtoTta
ble" With regard to architecture; hl
opinion is that the French school FREEDOM
mates, though, in the larger cities, ther'
are specimens of fall the edi6ces eve
erected;" and he predicts that, ''out of th'
infinite number of American attempts q
nrchitecture; some must infallibly succeed
and do honor to the American spirit o
invention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

think that an immense grant should be
made. A few nillions will not hurt us
if they did it would not matter-and the
proportion of the blessing to the sacrifice
would be beyond arithmetical calculation.
The Viceroy has urged on us to multiply
private aids in addition to multiplying
public grants. He has himself set the ex-
ample of sacrifice. We have already done
we'll in our contributions; bat what has
been done goes no way. A hundred thou.
eaud pounds, now forwarded from the Man
sion House, are unfortunately but drop
in the ocean. The Government should be
liberal, and we should back them in being
so; nor would any voice be raised next
session in reproof. If the moment for pur-
chasing the Suez Canal fell by hazard just
out of the setsiop, yet was seized on with
avidity by the Government, with great risk
of inviting disapproval, why hesitate to
send four millions to our starving friends
in Southern India, when it is certain that
no Esglisbman would objectf
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

ScHooI. Books "A short time ago the Hon.
r, -Lusher, State Superintendent OF Eduestion,
advertised for proposals. to furnish the books adopted
by the State Board for in Pablo fohools
Nearly all the leading dealers the city and number
at the North proposals. and the awards were made
to the lowest bidders. or those awards the popular
house of c. Eyoh l3o Canal street. received BY far
the highest number. To m ordinary man this would
have been glory enough, but to man OF Ar. Eyriohi
enterprise it not altogether satisfactory, for lie
wished to accommodate teachers parents and pupils in
all respects by enabling them to purchase all the book
they need at his store He therefore at once made
satisfactory arrangements with the publishers, and 10
now prepared furnish all school books at The prices bid
Ieag p5ices MI Eyiiehs aErangemnnta
also permit him TO profits with other Dealers
by allowing them liberal discount will be seen BY
the neat little price which he has had printed an
which he will send to any address on application
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30
THE SEA IN SAHARA.

To the Editor of the Scientific American;
Last spring there appeared in the Scientific
american sn elaborate and thoughtful article
upon the formation of sea in Sahara. beg
leave to cay that the Red Sea, just beside the
proposed one, has not evaporated to bed OF
salt Curing some centuries, on account of lack
of tributaries; it, like the Mediterranean, has
two currents nt the atrait-an under current
of heavy and excessively salt water flowing
out OF it, and q surface current of ordinarily
heavy and salt water flowing into it. Thus
the salt water is carried out and the ses Is pre-
vented from becoming a salt bed. The object of
the project is to produce rain in the adjacent
lands Doubtless this effect would hs produc-
ed. The secondary results would be- increased
vegetation, a damper soil, and, PROPORTIONAL
to the present and contemplated rainfall; less
evaporation; hence stream-rtVeTs you'd be
nroduced. and most eff them would flow into
the new sea, thus supplying it wish fresh wa:
ter The number ports that would be closed
by de preston of two feet in the OCEAN would
be small, perhaps none.
7. MARcELLUs MARSHALL.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

RED BooT SToRE.-Our popular friend, Geo.
]. Wagner Eco. in . card which publish on the
ffth page of to-dsy's MoRNING STAR. invites public
attention bis large and weseIected stock of boots
aud shoes for ladies' gentlemen and children he has
goods OF all grades and his prices noted as being
always at tie very lowest fgure-besdes, purchasers
have n guarantee that pasteboard shoes sold
here but made of good leather Residents
of upper districts should remember that the Jack
son Railroad line OF pass within square of Mr.
wagner's store, which is situated at the corner Of
Ursulne and Dauphlne Atreets.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

Our well-kuown fellow citizen, Otto Granzin,
ESQ Jew eer, employ cd by a. B. Griswold & Co.,
designed executed the beautiful medals awarded TO
the winning in last weeks regatta. The beauty
and nAty OF tho designs and the splendid style
aud finish OF the workmanshiP combined to evoke ex'
of the greatest admiration from all who
the medals Mr. Granzin also executed the beautiful
medals awarded the successful competitors at tho
literary recently given in St. PAtriOks
Hall for the benefit OF St Stephens Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

SEWING MACHINES, SCHOOL BOOKS, Ere
Attention is called the advertisement on our fifth
page of Mr. A Gregory Dry AIDES street just above
Terpschore. Mr.. Gregory has hand large number
of sewing machines, both and second handed,
which he is selling very low prices. He has also
full supply Batterieks patterns and full line of
Of school books stationery, and the latest 10 and 20
ceut libraries. Remember the sign Of the Red Sewing
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

B. g. W. CRoNER.-Our readers will bear in
mind that this popular dry goods firm has removed to
the elegant store f47 Cana street (Touro buidings
where they have ono Of tho frest stocks OF dry
goods ever in New Orleans. Their prices are
low
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

PosTPoNEMENT OF LEVY Bros REMOVAL
From their card on fifth page 1T Will be seen that
Messrs Levy Bros will not be able to open in their
new store next Monday. This is owing 10 cireum'
stances over which they had no control, bat Fheh
must opetate to the great Of the public for
betwcsn this and the day they will they will
continue to sell goods their old stand $50 Magazine
street At astonishinglv low prices
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

So No injurious materials are used in the manu-
facture of EgAns Louisiana Ezeelsior Yeast Powders
a, has been proved by medical tests Try them once
and Won will never be without them again
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTAR."
SQuARRs.

Transient Advertisements, 81 so per square CAGE -
Gertion.
Cuts inserted at special rates. ,,..-ostE
Wants and Personal Information AoVeESs
10 cents per .ine each insertion.
EditortAl NotlceS. 90 eentG . llnas
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

ERan's Louisiana Excelsior Yeast Powders
are the strongest and purest For SAle by all grOSerS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-30

FINANCIAL -Quotations-E xceptona paper per
cent per snnur AL do TO lU second grade = to =;
trst class mortgage do to per Cent am; Sec
ond grade IL 49, Gold lu2E to lO3i american Silver
half dollars aud Mexican dollars nominsi Commercial
Sterling 4g4 49, bank do 499a the bank check
ing rate on New York per cont premium. and com.
Inercial sight at L.
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NOTICE.

To W. s. Morgan and Lewis Thomas, and
to whom it may concern
VOU ARE HLREBY NOTIFIED THAT
have expended in money and labor the
sum of four hundred dollars (S400) on the
Mountain Maid Mine, situated In Battle
Mountain Mining District, Lander County
State of Nevada, and that unless you pay me
at Galena, Lander County, Nevada. your pro-
portional share OF said expenditure ON said
mine for each and every foot YOU may legally
own in said mine. within ninety days from
the date of the first publication Of this
notice, together with costs, your interests in
said mine will be forfeited to me by due
process of the mining laws of the United
States. JAMES MORGAN
GALENA, New. February 27fh. 1877 m5-9O
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ARTESIAN WELLS.

TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
II to inform the public that he now
prepared. with the most approved machinery,
to rink Artesian Wells in any part OF the state
on the shortest notice
All orders or communications on the sub
ject address to Cshoon B. Palmer, Battle
Mountain. will receive prompt attention.
~ 8. l. OAHOON
Battle Mountain. October 0, is76, Il
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
andiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc, will
send recipe that will cure yoH, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great rernedy WIS discovered
by miss ionary in SoNth America. send q
Nelf.addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T.
AtMAN. ststioa D. Bibfe House. New York
Ctr a
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE


Frye PATCH CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
q. u q. 81
LOCATION OF WORKS, Echo District.
Humboldt county, Nevada
The regular Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the RYE PATCH CONSOLIDATED
MILL & MINING COM PANY, for the election
of five Directors, to serve for the ensuing
year, aud for the transaction of such ether
business as may come b fore the meeting.
will be held a the oface of the company,
Rooms and No. 400 Califonia street, san
Francisco, California, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 9TH, 1877.
AT twelve O'Clock noon. The transfer books
will be closed on Wednesday, the 3Oth day of
May, 1877,
L. f. vERDENAL, Secretary.
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