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FIRE ~ HUNTER's POINT
Fart OF an Extensive varnish Factory De-
stroyed-Lo-s $4,000.

At 2o'clock yesterday afternoon AZ work
man was boiling yarnish In the extensive var
nish factory Of Emil Calman 4 Co.. at West
avenue and Fourth street Hunters Point. the
vapor or gns from the boiling mass camo in
contact with tho fire in the furnace and an
explosion followed. The gnited the contents
Of the kettle and within five minutes the entire
east wing Of thu factory wis in flames. So sud
den was the spreading OF the flames that the
men In the factory barely had time to escape
Horace Walsh the man who was attending the
kettle was slightly burned ahout the head and
face. No other person was injured.
There are no steam fire engines in Long
Island city. the pressure of water in the street
mains being sufficient TO throw stream upon
the roof Of the tallvst buildings. The burning
factory was dclugcd with water. Int the inntm-
mable nature of It's contents ham 4 the efforts
OF the iiremcn. They stood upon the roof and
held the nuHlles OF the hose until the root be-
came 50 hot that they were obliged 10 abandon
II and attack the flames from different stand
point. In building adjoining that in which
the ilrr began WAS stored five or six thousand
gallons OF turpentlnc. When the flames reached
the turpentinc the red tongues shot upward To-
n height Of 100 feet with a dcatening roar and
"A dense volume OF smoke arose. which hung
oyer Hunters Point aud obscured the sun.
While some OF the nrcmen hattlnd with the
flames others set to work rolling barrels OF VAR
nish and turpentlne from the part Of the build
ing which had not been reHch"d 10y the fire.
The entire east wing ~ the factory and con
tents were consumed Tho loss Is est limited nj
10000. and j. fully covered hy insurance in 4.
dozen companies. The portion Of the work :
destroyed will be immediately rebuilt. and the
employees in he concern will be only iemlora-
rlly out OF work.
Several tenement houses wore In danger Of
being DESTROYED, aud some Of the occupants re-
moved their furniture To a place Of safety.
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MIRkIIU.

COCIR NNF-FHv SiIARp on Aur - '1o Abbey
church. Seton. near Liverpool. Iu-lri nN q Roy r.
louey, Charles stuart Co'hraue ri Br''sln to
Larua Agnes. only surviving daughter O She ate Win
NAylur Fru,lard
GREENBERGER III BRILL At tho residence of tho
brides parents ON Tue ~iav. Ans - 'f a. Rsf X H.
N~ac. n -. Of Bo-tou DaV.d Grccnrrtsrf go Alice
NeAc. daughter of William l. ilGhhell ui So YORK
HARKlOr-doRDuN I'm Mpnia, Aus ~ Dow The
Goriun
MNZzONE-MARlQrF on Noniav. Az ~ IN the
ofti'e oi the Ma,oralfy. hN tlH How smith Div. Jr
Mayor Of the CITY of Ncw Nurh. Ssn't t'vfnn MHSlone
e. signorna Nrsinia Aarlue daughter ssulr BapusIa
MaTiquc oi Cas-inrhcuu. Italy
OSliEA-iIAKNtp.-On Tuesday, Aus y 10, 'le Rev.
Charles G. Adams u u, rector o. - NuYs llnrch,
Harlem. Edward Joseph shea ~ N'p' > huylcr,
daughter oi the late Samuel ". Harmed
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NEW YoRK. Thursday. Aug. 29.-Recoipts 81
heeves to-day were 10 loads, or ia head making
aA5O since Monday against 274 for the time ast
week No buyers In the market place Trade In good
dressed beef fair, but common beet ruled dull Ma
tive sides sold at 7,aSlfc n Texas DO at % iaTc.
Receipts OF calves wore N7 head making fis since
Monday against 2324 for the time last week veals
trne easier. with rather slow sale at S914c.
" n for commonest 10 best Gras-rs and buttermilk
calves fraction higher, with ready sale at SO
SIC n The country demand Tor calves 10 feed con-
trbuted largely o the inprovcno In grass calves
Receints OF sheep and lambs were 8i2 car loads. or
1851 head. making total Of 1878 for the last three
DAYS against ii OF Tor the time last week. Fat
sheep net plenty to-day AMI doing Iute as
well In the afternoon Of Yesterday bat lambs closed
weaker and lower The range tor sheep n 95c. N
N for common to gNoi. with lew picked weih.rs sold
IN 20 5iSGSsc Lambs ranged from 10 Sc 4 D., gen
orally With best in market sold At Gifs1iic
Receipts OF hogs ~ car loads or f23 heal max.
ing n total a7l3 since Monday AGAINST 1O9iu oT the
time last week Market Tor live hogs 1uet A. - 30
6&t6O " 1nn ns with sales of AZ ate hUE- - Ms
average sold ut t45O n 100 Ms and loaf Jt ONO
do a price.
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hungry politicians are fcd. The temptation. on
the contrary. will bu on the other hand to create
now offices aud make new leaks to satisfy those
who. claim mat they have n right to he re-
warded for !ucir political luhors. We have no po-
liiical maci Try nor uOlitical wire workers who
can make cl. u on us We are directly from the
people and of ihr people nay. the people them
selves. Let q. people intcrpOse Just this onco
between the governing Ring and the people,
without the milu'' men OF conventions or re-
gard to political issues
The Legislative and tho Executive depart
mcnts OF the state in tho coming year cannot
alcrt the administration of national affairs in
any way and IL they do their full duty ~ the peo-
pie. and do the work OF tho people instead Of
thrusiing It upon boards and COMMISSIONS and
attend to the reforms needed Mt home they Will
have full employment for all their time.
We do not ask, therefore. those who net with
usto pretermt change. or alter any political
opinion whatever upon any subiect but only Soc
ing the necessity us we see it. Of relieving tho
peoples burden. and to- bring about n more
equal and efficient admin stratiOn of the laws
OF tho Commonwealth. to act with.us for that
end.
&C. subscrbc myself. fellow citizens. your
obliged and faithful servant
BENJAMtN 7. BUTLER"
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WITH 4 HOLE TnRoUGH MS Brain.
Ludwig Won Stein who shot Himself In Pros
prct rnrk. I.ikell 10 KeenXcr.

Ludwig Won Stein, who shot himself In the
head Prospect Park on Wednesday. yet alive and
conscious IN the Long Island College Hospital yesterday
afternoon DR. Barge, the visiting surgeon said that the
pistol bullet had passed. completely through his BRAIN
entering at the lett temple lie had found IT, after long
search lust under IA, skin below the rsht II had
passed nhlnucy downward paralv Nng the sense ot
smell and destroying the slht o TIE cit The Doe
ENLARGED the entrance little to allow tho blood Ia
How out instead 0 settling upon the brain The pat Mt
Is compelled Ia lie upon his le side lie retains his nc
uues. and conVcrses calmly and even cheeriuy with
his wife who has spent the Part the with
him since he taken the hospital lie regrets his
attempt Ia Kill himself and dos not care 10 converse
much upon the subject pr Rurge says that he will
tract the bullet to-day the pauents condition remains
f..
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The winner OF the Grea, Yorkshire Stakes.

LONDON, Aug 29.-The race for the Great
Yorkshire Stakes took place to-day at tho York
August meeting. Mr.. W. Hudsons chestnut
colt CastlereaPh was the winner. The second
place was secured by Mr. J. II. lIoudsworth's
chestnut colt Glengary. md the third 10y Mr.. W.
s. Cartwrights bay flly Eau de Vie. There were
four starters. The last betting was 10 against
Castereagh. 10 10 against Glengary and 1 to /
against Eau de Vie
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Tho HAnlan Club has accepted the PROPOSE
ton to the race between Courtney aud llauan On
Owa,co Lake oct l. Each man is Ia turn his own buoy
at the twoand half mile point The iHnlnn Cuh have
also determined To arrAnE turn match ON Toronto
Bay oct =, whether Hanlan wins loses II a. be
hoped uiat Courtney VIII he from his usual unfor
tunnte mslHps in his matches with Hanan.
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Finishing a Tro, In the cnnon Park,

The concluding heats OF the trot by horses that
have never beaten ~ Tor $500 purse postponed from
Wednes day. were uotted In the Clifton Driving Park,
Yesterday The horses that took part in the rotung
were u Khon's m Lady Bcssnpton,j Some rndN ke's
z & " Allen, W NJ Mahuus o. ~. HTnce, u H. Demo
rests ch = : Ellsworth. and 4. MCAnircW's h H.
Chaunccy NJ. bciell The hr'l heal on "Wednesday Was
taken hN Grace m > ~. and the nest two by Eli
worth ia , i5is aud 35'A Yesterday Ellsworth
Won the fourth heat IN 81 thus capturing the UoL
Grace took second money and Lady Blessing Ton thlrd.
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The pennant offered by Commodore Davis Ia
the fastest boat was taken 10y tho Adde Taylor
which won in the second class. The anchor
which Commodore Davis offered 10 the slowest
yacht, was taken by his own. the Frou-Frou.
The y. r. Fowler. OF the first-class boats. came
IN ahcad. and the Brothers was winner in the
third class. After the races the yachtsmcn
went to the Pavonia Club house and passed the
eNenlng In merry making.
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Preceding Miss Kcllosss concerts the newspaper c'm
with favorable noucts. extracts from uc press, ANA ts
tmunals FROM the late President Lincoln and others re
Winding people of the power of Noirc possessed 10y ono OF
Americas sweetest siusrr- II your confidence he
cured by such adyeru,cments why axe me head and
doubt while reading the ustimun - of positive cures
enecudhy Dt rIeico's FaVorite ri rpuont II lsnOn
sens, ladies afflicted With the diseases and weak
ncsscs peculiar 10 their to continue to suner TO
submit To the harsh aud causue itanet now IN VOGUE
The FHNnrtc Prescription IL sold by druggists undcI
nn.luNn EMAr.MtpN 10 cure .-AIn.
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So Nertunc. Berry. Boston.
s. Donau. Bu-sius. Bremcn.
r. Ashland. trockcr Philad.lphia.
- y q kuight chichester. O. urretoWu u e.
- SautiHgute Cuba. Reed Havana
IS Aricrs. Hawthorn. wilmington, Del
- Cornwall Williams Bristol
- Adsiauc, Jonnin-s Liverpool Aus 3. 1ul peuF
uwp 2lst
ship BnrhArossa Gcrdes Rrefncn.
Ship Colorado. ingrahan liAvre
ship Race Hurse. FstHr-tn. London.
shin Guardian. Paine. ttunstndt
Bark Giu-cppe. perrunc. GALWAY.
Bark Fran, c-cu Il tnlinlnn. SouthawNf,n
BARK Zarita. Skn'ce Liverpool
Hark ENcihArd Drhns fortmsnn Br ,reu
Bark Tclrmuch. Irhnsrn. bordeaux.
BARK Alma. Juhansv4i BlfroW.
BARK Noah. Nielsen. rNeestTand.
Bark ANonport. Porter. London
Bark AngrlI, NIla. Nestport
Bark Nlator. Biurnsen Sttttin
bark sea Crest. bennett Amsterdam.
Bark Cedar Crofi. Young, London.
bArN Joshua Lorng. Cook. Noauk.
Bark Mare. JnhausCn, Limerick.
Bark Ttld. johnson. Buutte, Norwnv
Marx Drowning Sophie. johnson, HuNr'
Bark President Daaf. Abrecht-en. Mos
Bark Emmanuel. sanuel-en. Great Yarmouth
Bark Saga Larsen. Falmouth.
Bark Alma Noxholt. LonaOn
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A blow tina, May Result Fatally.

Adam Mattaneo, aged o. an Italian seaman.
and James Murphy, lonsshoreman. quarrolled IN a
barroomin Hamilton avenue Brooklyn, sunday night
They were separated boy friends Meeting again IN the
avenue the men renewed the quarrel The Italian
snatched an oakcn stick from peanut vendors stand
and dealt Murphy blow over the head. Mattaneo was
arrested. and was discharged by Justice Ferry the
following morning murphy saying that he was not hurt
and would not press the charge The next day Murphy
suffering from conclusion u the BRAIN and nr NrltN
told capt Reilly that MurphN's skull was fractured and
he seemed Ia be dying hittauco was rcarrested aud
l0eAed up " AMAit lhe result % MurnhN IN uries.
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Busiress 9lotites.
FRAGRANT cARMINATIoN.

FRAGRANT CARMINATION SWEET AROMA
fOR THE BREATH
sAAX manufactured trunl The pur ~ materials
They are perfectly hcalIiful aud viii tain trr proper
tie tor any length Of time. They .Hsf Ne rvc IN
the uf diSurdpr,d stomach " ri teeth and
IN supprc .sine tho odor OF tobacco lllrs g. 20 thor
ourhy viii IN AK drtiurir' AMI 'riur u breath that
even onions with rutitc !ilMuuiti from tho
usual ia -n4 re nbr cons gncnres
FLEMING a CO., MANI lAtTlRiN 'HINlNrS.
Ito LIBERTY ~ NLN YORK.
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THURSDAY. Aug. 29,-FLoUR AND MEAL
The Hour market Wa les, active but tue Cons I"t un
and Western, e. Io@s9 ~; extra STATE stsSl IS wsM
ern spring wheat extras 81 nigga .ui do Xxx ana NIX
81 80 SS6 rs, do winter and Xxx, si259fb So do Min
nesota patents sOefS so, 'ity Shipping extras Sis5
Southern bakers aud family brands - S5esS 70; South
erh shipping extras - A@fi ~ Rye hour, suQerhne
22eO0xS.b Corn mt al-WesteTn g. 20GeS2 Is Brandy
WINE, a. sOGs1.05 Wheat feed u ton SlA bnDSl9
Cou0E-spots ll6c, higher aud more active Alddhnl
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2o.-The committee OF
creditors OF the Jay Cooke estate has declared second
dividend Of per cent In cash together with dividend
3 per N the Northern Pacific and ~ Paul aud
Duluth Railroad 'omphmes, making IA AZ "a lnr q, ny
Should the creditors approve the plan tor scr liNi
denA the trustee SAY this will make total dividend. IN
cash and the distribution % securities, Of my oue cent?
ami tull
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The Jersey ereenbacker.' Platform.

Tho New Jersey Greenback Labor party re-
joct,d, by almost unanimous vote, from their platform
plank adVocatn. the characterization of gold and silver
Il has been nlstaAeuly reported that tcy adopted that
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Riley Beats Kennedy.

ScIPIo. n. Y. Aug. 29.-Riley and Kennedy
started at4OaP NJ Riley was the first to turn the mile
and ahalf stake After fair struggle, Riley won the
race ~ " AZ, by four lengthk
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Vup,ur- Relieved md Cured

n J 4 sIERMAS's appliance ant curative retain.
ami cures RUPTURE without the injury OF q truss
Pamphlet With Photographic Nkrnr. - OF cases before
aud after cure mailed for To- Oni,e 81 btJalNHy
Fan styles Fine SIX Hats, s3.3O. worth IS.
Fine Dcfbys slou. worth - - Sew th4t.I IT, w
sfu
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

siriarunH ALsANAc-rHs nAy
rises.... - Sun sets. 80 Noon sets . 10
wArNR-rnts nav
sandy Hook. 81 GOV Island. 10 10 Hell Gate II "a
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"Masmne," the substitute for quinne best remedy for
chlls ana lever Pesenved ny physicians 5oe bottle.
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What Say the Doctors

About MIX Of Mgnesiaf That an excellent remedy
Tor disorders Of the stomach, All druggists Id
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Spuml Aour,s.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

out to-day IN elrar. B.ld llul.trui rt.s.
Nl'IAN GElN
BY the Hon Ben ANN Dsra"u LIui 'i BrH ,heldL
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KENTUCKY STATE DRAWING. Aug 81
CAPITAL pre-, kiuoO d, 10, AL t@N, 1Jseusr,
'''''-'' wIifiiGNs6H COMPANY ioa Broadway.
n -Oucu thls e evening until u.NIl.A
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05
TAXLNG BONDS.
Mobile Register.

This question was in effect recently
decided by the Supreme Court of the
United States in the case of Murray vs.
The City of Charleston. Murray, a
foreigner, held about S35, GOO in the regis
tered stock of the city of Charleston,
bearing six per cent interest, payable
quarterly. The city imposed tax of two
per cent on all it's debt, and directed the
tax to be retained out of the interest to be
paid to the creditor. It paid Murray the
four per cent on his stock and retained the
two per cent tax. Thereupon Murray
sued the city to recover the amount of the
interest dne him thus retained as tax. The
Supreme Court of South Carolina decided
that the city could collect the taxes because
the State had given her power to tax all
property. Murray appealed to the Su
preme Court of the United States, which,
after considering the preliminary question
of Jurisdiction, went on to say tnat the
State of South Carolina having by statute
given the city the right to tax sll property,
the city, in exercising the power was in
substance and in fact exercising the power
aud authority of the State, and the question,
therefore, really was, whether the State
had the right to tax Eer own debts or to
give authority to city to tax the debts of
that c;;y. The Court held that this State
could not thus in effect violate q contract.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05
THE NEW YORK WORLD ON LORD
LEITRIM.

1t may have been and no doubt it was
parliamentary in an Irish member OF
the House of COmmOns to tell the truth in
that august body about the murdered Earl
of Leitrim. But the truth about him
seems to have been of a kind not easily to
be suppressed. In bis walk and coBversa-
tion for threescore years this fierce and
lawless lord seems to have been lively
modern reproduction of the most odious
types Of the old feudal noblesse. Some of
the readers of the World were disposed to
quarrel with "Henry Greville" for his Tor
her) vivid portrait of the terrible Russian
boysrd BsgriaDof in that most interesting
tale of the "Expistion of Saveli" which
was reproduced in our columns. But
really Lord Leitrim, all allowance having
been made for the different society and
legal atmosphere in which he dwelt, makes
almost as dark and truculent figure as
Bagrianof against the background of our
modern life. There was something fro
ward and uncanny even in the few H'kind
acts," as they are called, which English
writer's report of him. A recent London
paper, for example, which actually speaks
the following story by way of illustrating
this trait In his character. Oae of his chief
antipathies, it seems, was horror of
goats Sand old woman, one of his ten
ants, had favorite goat, which he espied
one day and made her bring mp to him by
the side of the road. Without s word of
warning he took out his knife and cnt it's
throat. The woman, as far as she dared,
reprosched him with his ruthless ect,
whereupon he gave her $50 note, saying,
Take this to buy cow with" 1t i5 curl
ous to speculate upon the moral constitu-
tion of a man who can see evidences of
"inexorable justice" in this act of brutal
selfishness and Humanity. 1t was the act
of a savage, and the reparation was as
insolent as the offense was cruel and das-
tardly. On the whole we shall be rather
surprised if the Irsh peasantry can be
tempted even by a reward of nearly $780,
600 into taking particular pains to capture
Lord Leitrim's assassins. A landlord 30
fond of indulging his "antipathies" is
more than likely to have been quite as lax
in his control of his "sympathies," and
deadlier and more 1nendurable of the two.
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POPE LEo'S ENCYcLICAL.
,e telegraph brings us the following {:

The telegraph brings us the following:
London, 4priE 26.-The passage in the Pope'd
encyolcal letter, which was announced yester1
day, regarding the power of the church, is ad
follows: The hopes of Italy and the world rest
on the bene6cent influence of the Holy See, and
on the intimate union of all the faithful with
the Roman Pontiff. 1t therefore stands to rea1
son that we should with all diligence do all in
our power to preserve intact the dignity of the
Roman cathedra, in order before all things to
guard the rights and liberty of the Holy SeeI
We shall never Geese to insist thai our 0utho7
rity be respected, that our ministry and our
power be left fully free and independents, and
that the position be restored to ns in which di-
vine wisdom long ago placed us. 1t is NO
vain desire of dominion which moves us to de-
mand the re- establishment of our civil power,
We demand it because our duties and our
solemn oaths exact it, and because it is not
only necessary to conserve fully the liberty of
the spiritual power, but also because it is evil
dent that when it is q question of the temporal
dominion of the apostolic see, it involves the
well being and safety of the whole human
family.
Toe Pope distinctly indorses the policy and
acts of his predecessor, condemns civil marri
ages and deplores the rejection of the authority
of the church, proclsiming that to be the cause
of all existing evils, but in language of calm
ness and dignity, devoid throughout of any
tone of offsnse or violence TIE euoyclicnI
contains no attack whatever upon the civil
Government of Italy, nor any mention, direct
or indirect, of the house of Savoy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05
BUSINESS FAILURES
THE REPORT FOR THE FIRST QUARTER OF
THE YEAE-AN INCREASE OVER LAST
YEAR

During the quarter which ended with
the 3lst of March there were 3 355 failures
in tie United States, the liabilities amount.
ing TO S82, ,076, $40 The mum be: of failures
is greater by 496 than during the CORES
pondng quarter oi last year and the liza
b!lities S27, $40. 756 more. The winter jnst
passed has been exceptionally trying to all
branches of trade, and the enormous
shrnksge of resources has contributed to
swell the figures of the failures. 1t should be
be remem bered, however,-as is stated in
Dunn s. Co. g circular, whence these figures
are taken--that the constant extension of the
mercantile agencies brings into their class
itication a smaller claes of traders whose
wants are purely local, thereby increasing
largely the number of failures reported and
adding to the total liabilities. Some evil
dence of this is afforded by the fact that
while in the Middle States there are 42
more failures reported this year than last,
there are 247 more reported from the
Western States, which furnish 2l9 out Of
the whole number.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05
REDUCED Our lady friends will see will

REDUCED Our lady friends will see with
pleasure that Mr.. j 4. Braselman, whose i'm mense
establishment at the of st. Andrew and Msga.
Iorg been of the great features of
the upper city, has reduced the prices of all his dry
goods We need here enter into details 70 thess
reductions, which will be found fully stated in the
advertisement in another column but desire to
state our conviction based upon long acquaintance
with Mr.. Braselman, that when he makes statement
of this character it may be depended literally
true in respects for be 10 above resorting to any
clap trap to draw purchasers his store Give him
call.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05
The popular house of Levy Brothers, 5s5

The popular house of Levy Brothers, 5S5
and 5s7 MagaEi street. St. Andrew, announce
in another column that during this month they will
offer full line of dry goods at prices never sore heard
sf" The best calico they offering at SRo, best
white and brown cotton at a. corded pique at III linen
lawns Oc Io4 sheeting at l5 and everything else
at the same proportionately low rates. They have
also some balbriggan white hose, slightly damaged,
which they selling at 25 cents The Messrs Levy
are among the most active and reliable merchants in
our city, and purchasers always depend upon
receiving full value when dealing with them.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05

A most estimRble and competent lady de-
slTes TO position IS govenesS hoRsSkecPor.
SaO Is Of middle age 10 thoroughly educated and
5aS experience acquired in rearing her family,
Eaah the sad and cruel losses Of the and sscon.
StTRotSOn reduced from shusuco 70 poverty thus
Dsnng her to look aronnd for soao mode OF making
lsgsAhoOd. Read Advertisement In Want column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-05

BLADoN SPRINGS BY q card from Messrs ].
COnnor Co., proprietors, Published in another
column 1t will be that this famous watering place
opened the LIST inst Located in one of the most
charming sections of Alabama the place has always
been almost highly appreciated for Its be aufu sur
roundIDgs, heAlthfuness and the variety Of amuse'
ments easily within reach Of ALL for the medicinal
properties OF its waters Tho o. s. Nail leave
Mobile for the Springs every Tuesday and Saturday
evening" charging for the round trip only t7 For de.
tails apply the prOpretorS to L L. Lyons agent
coruor Camp and Grnyier streets.