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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-07
THE CHOICEST PROPERTY


In market for banking. Insurance.. the whole
sale and retail trade In any line, and rs an
investment q permanent value and pro-
ductiyenesa Che elegant iron front four
story brick stores. Nos. 30 Camp and lie
Common streets. In the square formed by
Camp. st. Charles. Common and GIavier
streets, contiguous and admirably adapted
for the lending interests Of commerce. Posi-
tive sale on easy terms and long credit.
RY G T.. GIRARDEY Auctioneer- Office No.
- 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, Decem Der II.
1878, ut u O'Clock m. Mt the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, will positively be sold at public auc-
THAT CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY,
designated by the Nos. 70 Camp and 116 Com
mon streets. in the square bounded by Camp.
st. Charles. Common and .Gravier streets. 1t
comprises two contiguous lots, with fronts on
each Of Camp and Common streets. measuring
% feet inches front on Camp street. by depth
of about 90 feet, between nearly parallel lines.
and q front on Common street measuring %
feet inches by depth OF At feet inches. be-
tween lines almost parallel (See plan for exact
dimensons) Together with all the improve
ments thereon comprising those stylish and
dnrably constructed four STORY iron front brick
stores known by the Nos. % Cam and 116 Com
mon streets Their central location. prominent
nd nnd an
ally commodtous Interior, adapt the property
to all the leading interests OF commerce so con-
spicuously conferred In It's immediate neighbor-
hood. It is near the CITY and St Charles Hotels.
and In the same square Of those popular insti-
tutions-the Chamber of Commerce, the Canal.
Louisiana Nat1Cnal ana inc LouiSland STATE
National Banks the Germania. the Teutonia.
the Firemens. the Homeand Htbernia lnsur-
ance Companies. more desirable investment
is seldom offered. The attention Of capitalists
is specially invited.
Terms-One-third or more cash. at the pur-
chaser's option. and the balance at one and two
or one two and three years for notes specially
secured by mortgage and vendors lien, bearing
all the usual clauses of per cent per annum
interest from the day of sale until final payment
per cent attorneys fees in event Of suit to en-
force collection. and purchaser. to keep the i'm
provements insured and transfer the policy to
the holders of the notes. and assume the taxes
due and exiRiblu in 1879. over and above the
price of adjudication.
Acts of sale before Theo Guyol. ESD, notary
public. at the expense of the purchaser.
dp3 7 & IA I'd
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BY Albert Paul & Co.
PROPERTY IN ALGIERS.
SUCCESSION OF VICTOR LAUMAN.

pY ALBERT PAUL h CO.-Albert Paul auc-
- tionser- Office No. Is Roy street ON SAT
URDAY January 4. 1879. at II o'clock m. will
be- sold ut auction Mt Meehau's Cofee-hOuse
Alg erH by virtue If an order of A. l.. Iissot.
Judge Of the Second District Court for the par
ish Of Orleans, dated November rs. 1873. the fol
l. THE THREE UNDIVIDED FOURTHS Of
the following described property, together with
the three undivided fourths of all the buildings
and improvements thereon:
First A certain piece or, portion Of ground.
situated on the right bank OF the Mississippi
rsver. In the Fifth District Of this city neasur-
Ing GO feet front on Hendee street comneneing
Mt n distance of 1876 feet from the corner Of Hon
dee and Patterson streets. By 1876 feet In depth.
American measure.
Second-Another piece or portion Of ground.
also situated on the right bank Of the Missis-
sippi river, In the. said Fifth District OF this
city. measuring. American measure. 60 feet
front on Hendee str ct. commencing at a dis
lance Of 1875 feet from the corner Of Hendee and
Patterson streets. by 1876 in depth
Terms Cash.
Act Of sale, at purchasers expense. before
John J. Barnett notary public.
nO2o DEF u u Ja4T
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SH ERIFF SALES.
I'm re &. n. TreIoar.

En He ~. u. Tref0ar.
L'IFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
ish Of Orleans, No 9t4e-By virtue of an
order oil date December 4 1878 10 me directed
by the honorable the Fifth District Court for
the parish Of Orleans, In the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at public auction, at
Royal street. between Canal and Customhouse
streets In the Second District NJ this city on
SATURDAY, December 7. 1878 at Il o'clock M,
the followings1escribef property. to wit
THE ASSETS surrendered by said insoiyent
10 his creditors and nsi-ting Of merchandise.
book accounts. etc. as aSpear from the sched- =
ule fled herein by said insolvent. The same 80 y
be offered and sold In block
Terms-CaSh on the spot.
THOMAS n. HAND a., .,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Ore--- s 20 ..
The CITY Of New Orleans. citizens -. 66 o.
tngs Bank subrogated, vs.. John Rheinthal.
'IHlRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA HT,,ssoo
ish Of Organs. No. 40414-By virtue ofgov
writ q lsrl faeias to me directed by the bon- el
2rahle the Third District Court for the parish OK
Orleans. In the above entitled cause will pro-
eeed 70 sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street boz
tween Canal and Customhouse streets In the
December 81. 1878. ut "a O'Clock IN. the follow
ing described property to wit
TWO. CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
uated in square number two hundred ana
bounded by Girod, Carondelet, Julia and st.
Charles streets, known rs lots numbers twenty
eight and twenty nine II said square rneasur~
ing sixty feet front on GirOd street by one hun
description on tax bin Of 1877. fled with SUBJ
rOgation herein.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms Cash on the spot,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
no30 DEF II I'll 23 81
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IN THE MATTER OF THE MINOR
MAUTHE. JR.
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by ALBERT PAUL & CO, Albert Par

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orle ans
No, 40. 4i9.
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JUDICIAL ADvER EASEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY Q. z. Girardey.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE II. Fl. BAYLY
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. rs g73
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Civil Sheriff Of tbs Parish Of Orle---
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Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18
From Christian Union, August "a, ISIS,

EVER since DR.. VIM. N. Giles, OF 45l
Sixth avenue, extended q frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus.
iness for free treatment the corner OF
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come TO resemble q horse fair. The
Doctors bold dsfsnee, which II thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh.
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
bdids ammonia Lnimsnt, which Is now
preferred 10 all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men OF the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame.
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were adyisedto try Gle2
LiniMent, and are gratifed to say 1t acted
like 4 charm. About tive inches Of bone
came swsy, the sore healed up, and the
lameness andswelling are fast disappears,
ing. HENRY WARD BErCHER.
LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Logan, List& Co.. Agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

To THOSE who knew him best, it is not
necessary to say that Robert I. Higgins,
whose death occurred at an early hour
yesterday morning, was a man whose early
decease causes more than usual regret.
Among his associates his advice was taken
as a guide, and the soundness OF his judg-
ment could always be relied on. 1t was
he who framed the resolutions adopted
first by the Wheeling delegation to the
anti.tarif demonstration in Pittsburgh last
spring, and which were subsequently
adopted, amid great enthusiasm, by the
Convention itself.
Feelingseveral monthsag thatthehand
OF death was already laid upon him and
that his protecting arm would 0 o be
Withdrawn from his loved companion, it
became a matter OF great solicitation to
him, to know that his little all would be
sufficient to maintain her, when he was
gone. He was permitted 10 live until Mrs.
II. was established in business and to see
the store for himself, when his strength
gave way and with the lapse OF q few brief
hours his spirit returned to Him who
gave IL.
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River News.
lBy Telegraph


MEMPHIS. October 1.-THE twoboat Port
Eads, with barges, passed down at 8 P. N.
The steamer Hard Cash, from below, en-
route to st. Louis with !, 100 bales OF cotton,
passed up at 4 p. NJ.
NASHVILLE, October 17.--River rising, II
inches on the shoals.
ST. Louis, October 17.-Only local pack
cts arrived and departed. River risen ]
inch. Weather cold.
GiScrxNArr, October l7.-Riyer 4 feet !
inches and stationary. Rain this forenoon,
and cool and cloudy this r. ".
CAIRO, October 17.-Arrived Macomb,
Mound City, Departed-Macomb,. st.
Louis. River 8 feet i inch and stationary.
Clear; mercury CO...
EVANSVILLE, October livery dull.
River falling with l foot 9-l0 on the gauge.
Clear and cool.
NEw ORLEANS, October 17.-Arrived-
Whisper, Cincinnati. No departures.
Weather partly cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, October IL Clear and cool.
Departed: G. W. Anderson, Cincinnati.
Rivers feet 9 inches in the canal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

TORONTO, QuEKx CRY OF THE DoM1S1ox.-
The energy ofits inhabitants, the beauty
OF It's public buildings, seat Of learning,
broad and well regulated thoroughfares,
placed on the shores OF Lake Ontario,
among the many business firms, none
stand more deservedly high than the
house OFF. Hooper &Co., Pharmacists.
A rare skill, extensive and long experience
in manipulating and compromising ofmed-
icine, and q determination that nothing
but pure Drugs shall emanate from their
establishment, has carried the firm to the
highest pinnacle Of financial success. Gla'
Ltninent Lodide ammonia and Ga0 Pills
arc by them considered US q most valuable
addition, and in all cases Of enlarged
Joints Of the Hand or Feet, Neuralgia,
Chronic or ~Infiammatory Rheumatism, su-
periorto any remedy now known.
Sold by all druggists. Send for PAM
phlet. Dr.. GILES,
100 West Broadway, NY.
Trial size % cents. Logan, List & Co.,
Ake1IS,
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OPENING OF French PATTERN BoSSErs
ASD MrLLISERY.-Mrs. S. S. Kisner, No.
1911 Main street, this city, who has re-
turned from New York with a superb stock
OF Millinery and Fancy Goods, takes
pleasure in informing the ladies' OF Wheel
ing and vicinity that she is now preparing
and will have ready for exhibition and
sale on Friday and Saturday next, the
18th and 10th insts., the choicest assort-
ment OF Bonnets and Hats ever displayed
in Wheeling. Her stock comprises all the
latest and most desirable styles in. dress
and walking hats, besides which she has a
beautiful variety of ribbons, velvets, but
tons, kid gloves, fine perfumeries, &c, &c.
She also has all the latest and most popu-
lar Domestic patterns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

LIVER is K1Na.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as 1t con-
trolls the life, health and happiness of man.
When II is disturbed in its proper action, all
digestion OF food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action of the brain and nervous
system, arc all Immediately connected viii.
the workings OF the Liver. 1t has been suc-
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
is u~ncqualcdin curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu-
merous symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles TO try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses viii prove that it is just what you want
Colby !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

ARTICLES OF IxcoRroRArloS.-The Oil
Spring Valley Railroad Company yester-
day filed articles OF incorporation with
Secretary OF State Brady. The principal
business office Of the incorporation is to be
established and maintained ut Petroleum,
Richie county. The capital stock Is t5,000
and the period of the continuance OF the
corporation is ninety.nine years. The
company was organized for the purpose Of
constructing, maintaining and operating Q
railroad in the counties OF Richie
and Wood, from 8 point on the lands
OF George Rutherford, in Richie coun-
ty, on Oil Spring Run, thence up
and along the Valley Of the said Oil
Spring Run in q northerly direction to
the head OF the Valley Of said Run, thence
across the ridge to the low gap between
White Oak Fork OF Washers Creek, Wood
county, and Lick Run, OF Myers Fork,
Richie county, the terminus Thereof, to-
eether with nine small branches. The
following gentlemen are the incorpora'
tors: Geo. Rutherford, s. Woodland, Geo.
B. Douglass, ]. ]. Upton and 8. Gidley,
Petroleum; D. C. Pew, Oil Spring Run
w. II. Bachtell, Volcano. There are two
hundred shares, of$25 each, OF which Mr.,
Rutherfordho 10, Mr.. Woodland 81, Mes.
SIS. Pew, Bachteli, Upton and Gidley3 81
shares each, and Mr.. Douglass shares.
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RArSY wEArnER.-The very delightful
weather that we had the first two weeks in
October was not appreciated bytwo classe:
Of people as heartily as n might suppose
viz: the river men and the farmers. With
the former business was almost entirely
suspended, while the latter feared the
effects Of the continued drouth upon their
fall crop Of wheat. To both these classe:
the rain which set in yesterday afternoon
was welcome. The weather here for SOME
time past has been like that Of the South,
but a wise old physician predicts q cold
snap between the eth and S0th. He say:
II never fails to come about that time.
Speakirgofmeteorologic predictions,th
weather prophet who wisely presaged that
the early part Of October would be marked
by a heavy snow storm, has suddenly dis
appeared, leaving behind him rather un'
favorable opinions among people Igener
ally respecting the infallibility Of his pro
phetic power, and the prevailing i'm
preston that he might possibly have beer
induced to predictth immediate approach
Of cold weather from some sinister mo
tive. AT any rate he has fooled us thii
time, and we don't propose TO place any
further confidence in his psuedo pre-
SCIENCE.
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MARTINS FERRY IrEMs.-County Treas
urer Eaton was in town yesterday and the
day before collecting the county's semi
annual rent under the title OF taxes.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church pro
pose giving q bazaar and festival on Friday
and Saturday evenings OF next week.
That staid village, Mt. Pleasant, is now
lighted up every night with five street
lamps, while the citizens Of Martins Ferry
grope their way in darkness. If our
Council would immortalize themselves
they should catise lamps to be placed al
every corner in town.
An interesting liquor suit was tried yes
tcrdav before Mayor Kerr and q jury,
consisting OF II. W. Smith, ]. Rider, NJ. r,
Smylie, r. Carmichael and w. \. Holli.
day, in which Mrs. Jenny Moore sued
Carl Gauding for $500 damages for selling
her husband liquor after being notified
not to do so under penalty of the law,
which resulted in . verdict Of $50 for the
plaintiff. L. j. c. Drennen for plaintiff
and Duncan & Cochran for defendant.
The Prosecuting Attorney was in town
yesterday, looking up some State cases.
The ferryboat was laid up. a part OF the
time yesterday, on account OF the wind
and low water.
Business has been very dull in town for
the past few days.
The Deputy sheriff was in town yester-
day, summoning witnesses for Court.
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TRAMrs TRANPrSe.-The bad weather
which set in yesterday will bring hordes
OF tramps in from the country, and our
citizens should be prepared for the recep-
ton OF these gentlemen of the road. They
propose to hereafter call at the front door
and hold their receptions in the parlor.
II would be q good idea to adorn the din.
ing room with flowers and have the word
welcome" conspicuouSly displayed. But
seriously speaking they are getting bad
and bold, One went TO an Island resi-
denee the other evening, and not being
received by q brass band and a speech,
turned around and hurled a rock Of the
house With all his force. A good bulldog
isworth his weight in gold when hung on
to q tramp. j ]
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Tickets for the Columbus Excur,
sion for sale at Chas. R. Behler's
1902 Market Street.


TURKEYS are getting ripe.
sSRAx thieves are reapinsa harvest.
THs preachers have about all got back
from Conference.
The rain yesterday put q stop to the
work on the public fountain.
The oyster dealers are growing because
the weather does not get cooler.
ON Jupiter Pluyius is superior even to
our excellent friend McNabb as o street
sprinkler. sHS
The coal trade is looming up, and local
dealers are having orders pour in on them
from all quarters. an aT-
Tworelease deeds aud added Of trust
were admitted to record yesterday by the
Clerk OF the County Court
OFFICIAL returns OF the late election arc
coming In very slowly ut the lCapitolJ II
will be some time yet before the complete
returns are in.
TuE music made by Spragues Georgia
Minstrels, who paraded the streets yester'
day morning, was unusually fine and at
tracted q good deal Of attention. -
,GRouSp was broken yesterday for the
new engine house in the Eighth Ward,
The building will be completed as rapidly
as possible.
DAVID McCLEXRY, an employe at the
Arlington Stove Works, had q foot badly
burned day or two ago by spilltng some
hot metal upon it.
TnE County Court will not adjourn be
fore tomorrow, the last days OF the tern
being devoted to the hearing Of motions
and chancery business.
CANDIDATES arc cropping out on al
sides Tor the municipal Offices in,the gift o.
the people next January. There Is {
strong probability = s0S4fPf !HsH p Seiqs
Nh. J. G. HERvEY, otthe Arm o. Hsryey
&Pace,wa taken seriously III withthe ehot
era morbus "WEDNESDAY eyenlnR,ana wa
conveyed to his home In q carriage. Yea
tcrday he wa improving, and was constd'
nrod cntiralv ont ofdnngef,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

BELLARE LocA1s.-The ladies Of the
"Home Benevolent Society" request US to
say that they will have q called meeting
next "Wednesday, October sd, at $50 r.
NJ, In the Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGregor, OF Mar
ltinsburg, W. Va, are visiting in the city,
and report themselves pleased with their
portion Of the Shenandoah Valley. :,
The people OF Beilaire cry lizard hmes,
yet the jewelry auction on Union street is
thronged with customers every night.
A great number OF Catholics will take
the benefit OF the excursion rates offered
BY the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany to attend the conservation OF st.
Joseph's Cathedral on Sunday.
Father Kuehn, pastor OF ST. Mary's
Church, Wheeling, made q gallant run for
the contested biretta.
The net proceeds OF the Catholic fair
were 5000.
a rich musical treat, under the auspices
OF the Catholic Church, Is to be given here
soon by Wheeling talent. The proceeds
are to be applied for the relief OF the poor
OF the city.
Mr.. VIII. Daugherty, clerk at the Globe
House, Is compelled to use q cane, owing
to the colored man letting tho ~step-ladder
fall on his foot. inficting a painful wound.
The new American plate-glass put In
the front of Mr.. Knights new store yester-
day causes it to present avery fine appear
ance.
Mr.. John Crozier, desiring to retire from
business, began the disposal OF his stock
OF hats and other goods last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-18

TuE ELECTION COMMISSIONERS. -Messrs
Jos. Tolivar, Joseph Bodley and VIM. F,
Peterson, Commissioners OF Election, com.
pleted their labors yesterday, and certified
the returns as directed by law. Although
a number Of discrepancies were found in
the count, and in some districts the tallies
had been kept 50 badly that . new count
wa necessary, the general result Is the
same Is already published. No notice was
filed by Mr.. Thornburg OF contest in
Tradelphia district over the County Com
missionership, and the question Of Mt
Atkinson's election will not be further dis
puted. The Commissioner put in four
days in examining and certifying the re
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PERSONAL MESrroS.-Mr. Carl Myer, the
18th street tobacconist, has cards out an
nouncing himself Is q candidate for the
City S~ergeantcy.
MIR. Ed. Sehon, OF Point Pleasant, is reg
istered at the St. James.
Prof. F. w. Wood, o fMt, Union College,
Is making q brief visit to II city.
Mr.. G. II. Sprague, manager OF the
Georgia Minstrels, registered at the Nc
Lure House yesterday.
Helen D'Este and her dramatic COM
pany arc doing a good business in the in.
terror.
Fourth Gov. Pat. Daily aspires to an ap-
pointment on the police force.
Squire Caldwell has been off fishing
sincethe first Of the week, during n lull in
Judicial business.
Mr.. Joseph G. Bishop, President OF the
Grand Lodgeof Amalgamated Association
OF Iron, Steel and lin Workers in the
United States, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. R. T. Higgins, whose dangerous i'll
ness was alluded TO in these columns
yesterday morning, died at l A.. ". yes
terday. Deceased was q mailer by oc-
cupation, and was well and fayorably
Known Ii Tue community. ouiIh6
the late war he served as q Ser
geant in Company A, First West Virginia
Volunteer Infantry, under Captain VIM.
Robb, and, as will be zen elsewhere, his
comrades will meet tonight to make ar
engagements to bury him with the honors
OF war.
Mr.. George Woodrow, OF Cumberland,
Nd, an old Wheeling boy, is spending a
few days in the city among friends.
Mr.. Harry R. Kelly left us a lot OF ap::
pies yesterday that were the largest and
finest We have seen this season. They
were raised on his fathers place in this
county.
City, is visiting Miss Addie Coen.
Messrs. Nathan Holloway and Chas. E.
Groove, OF Belmont, Ohio, were in the
city yesterday, on their way home from
the East, where they have been pur-
chasing goods.
Miss Bessie Hagcnmeister, OF Green Day,
Wis, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. August Walter, for the past year, left
for home last night. She has many friends
in u city who regret her departure.
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TwExrY-rHREE prominent citizens OF
Wheeling, approaching the distinguished
services rendered the Commonwealth by
Patrick Daily, ESQ.,, during his term as
Fourth Governor, have subscribed their
John Hancocks to the following petition
to City Sergeant Smith: ''The under
signed citizens OF Wheeling, having learn
ed that q vacancy exists in the police force
Of the city, respectfully recommend Mr..
Patrick Daily as q suitable person to fill
the place. Mr. D. is possessed Of intelli.
gence OF a high and peculiar order, and will
we think make an efficient officer"
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IMposlSa RELIGIOUS CEREMONY. = The
conservation Of St Joseph's Cathedal, at
Columbus, will take place next Sunday.
Cardinal McCloskey, the Archbishops and
all the Bishops viii be present. A great
ing States will take part in the exercises,
which are TO be very impressive. Bishop
Kahn, OF Wheeling, is to preach in the at.
ternoon. Excursion tickets will be sold
over the P. c. & St L. Road from this
point for s. 80 for the round trip, good for
return on Monday, and it is quite likely
that some Of our Catholic societies will
attend in q body.