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ADJUSTMENTS,
VARIETIES THEATRE.

OVERLOOKING AUDIENCES.
List week q the brilliant and accomplished
Miss FANNY DAYENpORT
and the Filth Avenue Theatre Company under
the personal direction of Augustn Dolly, ESD.
Sunday. February ~. rs Mabel, In pIQUE
Monday. as Fanny Ten Eyek. in DIVORCE.
:, Tuesday. as Lady Gay. in LONDON ASSU-
Wednesday Matinee. DIVORCE.
Thursday. Estrh Matinee, Miss Dayen port MS
Rosalind. in AS YOU LIkHIr.
Friday. Miss Dayenports Farewell Benefit
Lady Tehsle In THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Saturday Noon Fanny Davenport Matinee.
Saturday, Miss davenport in o Great Bill
Monday-ROSE EYTINGE In her original and
famous performance Of ROSE MICHEL. fe24
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE.
City Hall.
New Orleans, February %. 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at this de-
partment until WEDNESDAY, February az.
1878. at II O'Clock m. for the sale to the city Of
TEN WHARF IMPROVEMENT BONDS.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
oil bids. J. 9. DENIS.
fe23 Admin iatrator
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW On1RAes. !,
City Hall. February a. 1877.
The average pl'tceof fresh -four being this day
seven dollars; In accofdanss with said valua
ton the price Of bread for the s7eek cotbuonc-
ing on MONDAY. February 4. 1877. VIII Be:
sixty-two ounces for twenty cents
Thirty-one ounces Tor ten cents.
Sixteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers OF bread are required to use only the
best flour OF the above value DOT barrel and the
use of damaged or inferior -four In bread offered
for sale in this city Is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station anv violation OF the tove ordi.
nance. either in variation OF weight or quality OF
fe3 ED. p1ISBURY Mevor
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Montgomery IL Go.
A,AK1E AND UNREsERvED SALE
HORSES. MULES AND HARNESS.

HORSES. MULES AND HARNESS,
- AuGtioneer = At Montgomery T'astarsnta.
No. 10 Bargnns street, on TUESDAY. February
%, and WEDNESDAY, February 81, each day nj
u O'Clock n. M. will be sold to the highest bid
def, without tho least reserve the following
valuable stock
90 WORK HOBsFs, "A MULES, 10 FARM
3gUGaIES Spring WAGON.
Can be- seen at Nos. SO and 50 Baronne street.
where hl In want are invited to call gnd OK
anime them. No poEtponement on account OF
weather. Sale positive. Good farm horses
bave been worked all winter
Terms-Cash.
fs22 c. O. X WOOD
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SUGGESTIONS OF JEAN PIERRE CAzE1AR
AND OF HIS DECEASED WIFE, MARIE
ODILE FERNANDEZ DE BELABCO CON
SOLIDATED.
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A MaulAc.

Az q quarter to 10 o'clock yesterday morning
white man named Tomaso Anscovitch was
lodged in the Third Station. charged with being
insane. Whom he was searched on his person
was found bag containing 1904 In French coin.
and exchange notes for 1000 francs on the Bank
or Austria. The accused states that he Is sea-
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TWO HUNDRED YARns,
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS
here were ss entries ut this range.
New Orleans Rifle Club.

\ Tho beautiful weather of Sunday brought
out q full attendance Mt the shooting park Of
the New Orleans Rifle Club, members and
numerous guests competing for the honors,
and not with poor success for the latter
Tho special attraction was undoubtedly fur
nlshod by the competition for the presidents
badge, donated by the ruler of the New Or
leans Rifle Club, DR.. G. Beard
The best scores made for this badge 50 far
arc -
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CITY LICENSES FOR 1875.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, /
City Hall New Orleans. Dec. So 1877.
CITY LICENSES for 1878 will be received at
this office on WEDNESDAY, January z, with
the following rates Of discount for prompt pay.
mont. viz:
40 per cent discount for first week In january
Is per cent discount for second week In Jan.
uary.
10 per cent discount for third week In January.
5per cent discount for fourth week In Jan
uary.
8 per cent discount during the month OF Fob.
ruary.
desc tt J. @. DENIS. Administrator.
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PERSONAL.

Col j. y. Walton. the veteran Of the Florida
Mexican and late wars, was u conspicuous fea-
turo in the parade Of the Washington Artillery
on the 22nd. He looked every inch the soldier.
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SACRED SONGS,
PHILLIP PHILLIPS
Will give m evening of
s A CIR i ID SON GS,

AMEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Corner st. Charles and Calliope streets,
On Monday Evening, February rs, 1878.
Commencing Mt ~ o'clock.
Admlttanoe Fifty Cents. Children half price.
Doors open at o'clock.
Tickets for sale ut Werlein's Music Store and
at the principal book stores. fe1p az a 25
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A Negro Burglar.

/, At half past o'clock Sunday morning a nepro
burglar attempted to effect an entrance into the
grocery store Of Mrs. Grunewald, located at the
corner of Locust and Frert streets. The night
hawk was discovered by Officers Rooney and
Cunningham. The latter officer fred one shot
a. the CHAP rs he. was retreating which has. no
other effect than forcing him to drop pair Of
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BY PIaoide j, Spear.

GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. SILyERWARE.
Alfenide. Household Furniture, Carriage.
Carts. Wagon. Horses. Cows, Bulls. Poultry.
etc
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sCRMEHL CHALLENGED.
Mss Wickers. Of Chicago. the Challeux.
Ing Party-Schmehl Accepts.

Henry schmehl the we'll known pedestrian.
las at last received an Invitation" to match
himself, not against time. nor against a very
arge sum Of money. but against one of the
sentler sex who has already acquired no little
equation as n pedestrianess. (the word issour
,wn.)
The lady in question Is Miss Ellen Wickers, OF
'htcago. and her pronunciamento was received
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! As will be seen by the following rules
! every. gentleman introduced by members of
this club can compete for this beautiful medal,
suffer. from pangs of jealousy IL an outsider
: should eventually prove to be the lucky win
, ner:
|. Entrance, SO cents for each score.
2. Number of scores unlimited.
:, 3. Open to all members and to all gentle
men who are permitted to shoot Mt the New
Orleans Rtc Park
prize. w "''' '"e
;, o scores to consist Of 10 consecutive shots
five shots to be fred ofr-hand without hin
rest. .tsee Gildersleeves article on off hand
shooting,1 and five shots to be fired in any So
ected position, from the same gun, at the 500
yards range, cartoons to count.
b. lies to be decided according to the rules
posted at tho shooting gallery
=, The medal to be awarded on the first day
II September, 1878. "'
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The members Of this command had two
prizes to contend for. one at 200 yards and one
Mt 800 yards. Mr.. George w. Charlton won
the 900 yards prize. the Adam badge, and Mr.
Selph the 800 yards prize. gold cannon.
The following are the scores.
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odd FELLOWS HALL
Fora short season. commencing WEDN ESDAY
February 9T Open day ana evening from
10 u. IN. until 90. m. SUNDAYS. from to
10 u. In. Admission. % cents Children, 10
cents.
The Famous Astronomical and Apostolic
STRAsBURG CLOCK.
Endorsed by over IS 900 persons who visited
1t In atimore, Washington, Richmond Charles
ton and Savannah, receiving unprecedented pa
rlous and wonderful piece Of mechanism the
world ever saw, combining every feature OF the
great original. The Procession Of the Apostles j;
the Angels Of Life and Death: Father Time and
the -Four Ages OF Man the Growing of the Cock .
the grand Calendar: the wonderful astronomi-
col Orrery. the Moon, Planets. Satellites, ETC.
A wonder Of mechanism and the delight Of ali
who behold It. fes4 1w
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BALLS.
GRAND OPERA BALL.
To be given at the
GLOBE THEATRE,
Corner Perdjdo and Baronne streets.
MARDI GRAs NIGHT.

Tho management which has for several years
given the brilliant and enjoyable Mardi Gras
Balls at the Opera House. beg leave to an
nounce that in consequence If the engage
ment of that building by the Mystick Krewe.
Ball will be given at tho Globe Theatre,
Mardi dras Night,
Tuesday, March &, 1878.
A splendid band Of music has been engaged for
the occasion.
Ladies' invitations can be had at Leon g Resta,,-
rant. % st. Charles street. fs24 I'd
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Only my love for you" is the title OF a song
ana Hhorps by B. 7. Campglio. For sale by Philip
Nerlein. No. 135 Canal street
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Second District Court for the parish of Orleans-
Nos. 80, 681 and a9,747.
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--4z
SPECIAL NOTICES.

once hoard of Public sehoos Directors,
CITY OF New Orleans. 80 Burgundy street, Febru.
h. .snis q The roll
schools Of this city for the month of Reptem Der,
y wv ba ped fe of th2
feaaat ~ JOHN J5Hf ;, j. Z o'BRrEN Secretary.
Notice : All persons having claims
against the estates OF Frank II. Mitchell and
wife lSecond District Court, No. 4o.12l} are here
py nQtlilen TO present the same without delay to
KRAMER 4 SEYMOUR. 70 Gustomhouse street
| fe24 10t* Admtnistrntor
Notice-Nc,ther the Captain, owners nor
the undersigned agents of the Norwegian ship
aimora. Diesen master, from Key West. will be
| crew Of said vessel.
feast DECAN Il CO.
hereby notify the Pabiic thai 1 WIFE not
from and after this date pay any debts contract
cd by my wife. Pauline Rose, as she has left my
MOUSE without my :, consent; G. W. ROSE.
special Notice TO REQ River ~hippers-aH
freight IRE, received for the MARIA LOUISE. up to
KITE kNSEY On y bs a5d on the
JOS. A. AIKEN,
fe23 st iii drawer street.
NOtice-The Power OF Attorney executed
by me December -. 1876. before II. @. Banks.
Commissioner Of Deeds for Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi, in favor Of OSCAR II. VIOLET. OF
New Orleans La ia this day revoked. and the
public are notified to treat with him no longer
"f %y s'ssfnoy join 1fSf ALEXANDER BURKE
Office of the Crescent City Live STOCK
Landing and Slaughter house Company, !
No 90 Carondelet street, back office |
An annual election for directors OF this COM
pany will be held at this office on WEDNES-
DAY, March 6, 1878. between the hours of II g. |
M. and q p. m.
J. N. AUGUsTIN. Secretary
New Orleans, February 10. 1878 fe22 I'd
ONCE st. Bernard Coal Company, 20 |
Carondelet street-Consumers are hereby no.
titled that until further notice, Goal will be fur
nished to families at the following rates:
81 Stt Bernar 81 Goal. so cents per barrel.
w. s. CAMPBELL, Agent.
fes Mo TIL & gu limo
Notice 60 Tax-Payers.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.
THIRD DISTRICT
New Orleans, February 2, 1879.
!, The taxpayers Of this district are hereby noti-
fed that | am now ready to receive current
taxes and licenses for 1878, at my office, No. II
Esplanade street. g. r. PROCTOR
iep3 27t a Collector.
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by Chas. III. Reed.

AN EXCELLENT DOUBLE COTTAGE In
ALGIERS.
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ENOR sALE--I WILL SELL 1876 ACRES OF
~ fine timber land near West Pearl River in ST.,
Tammany parish. La. fine cattie and sheep
range. good for farming purposes and of easy
tculars address MRS. E. D. WELSH Fort
Pike La. ia17
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WANTED-PUPILs.

w English. French. Music and Spanish. by
acompetent lady; country preferred Address
MRS. M. HOWARD this Office fe9i at
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81 R0FOR PIANO TUNING-BEsT WORK
Pianist. iyS1v
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SUCCESSION OF JOHANNA AGNES COOK
DECEASED WIFE OF VIM b. COOK.
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w. situation to cook. wash and iron for n
email family. References given. Address r. G.
W., Democrat Office fe2a n
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WANTED-BY A COMPETENT BLACK.
w smith. a situation either In the city O,
country. Apply at No. 20 Thalia street.
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WANTED-AS SITUATION BY A RESpECTA
w Bile aged woman, to do plain cooking and
hssist in honsework. References given If re-
unJred. Address NJ NJ. at LOG Calliope street.
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A VALUABLE CORNER LOT AND A CHOICE
LOT ADJOINING
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAp-THE STAR RICE MILL
. complete and In good running order, ready
Tor Immediate use. For particulars apply to
III. SCHWARTZ d BRO.
fe19H 14g to 1863 Magaz ne street
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w woman a situa ion to nurse children. No
objection to go to the country. Address M. nj.
VI :. this Office fe9a at
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BY Hoey, Macon IL O'Connor.
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
UNITED STATES BONDS AND BANK AND
INSURANCE STOCKS,
AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT.

SUCCESSION OF JAMES M. ALLEN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No, 4DD4A.
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WANTBD-BY A YOUNG RESPECTABLE
w girl. u situation to do dning-room or
housework. Address NJ NJ NJ this office.
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WANTED-BY A YOUTH WHO UNDER
w stands the business, situation In a retain
grocery store: speaks English and French. AID.
dress J. V. O.. Lock Box 13l. +, "a At
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK BY
w an old white woman willing to 20 over
the lake, Can give best of references. Address
$40 New T,eyee foot a.
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs


WANTED-BY A RESP ECTAB BILE MIDDLE
~ aged woman situation "a No. cook. r.
willing to assist with dining room work. The
best OF references can be given. Address NJ T. r,
No III Annnnciation ST. Get fnoa ~
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALEs.

OoFRB ana baleSmon.
A GENTLEMAN OF LARGE BUSINESS Ey.
- perience desires an engagement-city or
country. Good references. Address FL, Times
offlca fen4 d. 4
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-17
The EuCutchoon of Leo XIII.

We find, in the Monde Hlustre, of February
I25th, 1873, description of the esoutoheon of
the new Pope, taken from the Unirers, of
which the following is free translation:
"The eecutoheon of Pope Leo XIII is signi-
Acative, and it's symbolism affords food for re-.
'Aeotion. Against an azure sky poplar tree
stands erect (the Latin pOpulus means poplar as
well as people,; the tree is retained against the
skyhy transverse silver band, as though the
people, of whom the poplar is emblematic, need
to be restrained by the bonds OF religion and
law. Religion is symbolized by q star, placed
at the right of the upper portion of the esout-
oheon. Is not this star the E1meR In cGEo of
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-17
NisGions.

The Red emptorist Mission conducted by
Fathers Neu, Essing and Ebel, which has been
In progress at Holy Trinity Church, Third Dis
trict, during the past two weeks, will close this
Sunday evening at O'Clock with Papal Bene-
diction and the singing of the Tie Deun' Inc
crowded attendance and the devotion of the
congregation at all the services, give the
strongest testimony to the religious zeal OF
Rev. Father Thevis. the excellent pastor, and
the faithful of his parish.
At the Church of St. Boniface, the Redemp-
torist Fathers Neu and Ebel will commence
Mission to day. The opening sermon will be
preached at High Mass, 10 O'Clock. Order OF ex-
ercises Every day at $50 A. N first Mass and
sermon; at 8, second Mass and sermon at p NJ ,
rosary, sermon, Benediction and prayers for the
conversion of sinners. Special lectures will
be given on Wednesday at 3 O'Clock for married
ladies'; on Thursday at the same hour for young
ladies, and on Sunday at O'Clock for married
men, in the church, and for young men in the
School Hall, Confessions will be heard daily
from $50 A. NJ, to IL M, and from ) to 93O rs
N. After evening devotions no confessions but
those of men will be heard. St. Bonifaces
Church is at the corner of LaharPe and GalVez
streets, Third District, and is under the past
oral care of Rev. j. Koegerl.
The great mission which commenced at st.
Alphonsus Church last Sunday has been at
tended throughout the week by immense con"
RreRations. The punctuality of the great
crowds that fill the church ct all the exercises
and the devotion manifested by all, promise
abundant fruits as the result of tho labors Of
She Redemptorist Fathers. The mission will
continue during the coming week.
At st. Mary's (Arohbshop's) Church, Fathers
Giesen, DeHam and Lafineur commenced 8
mission last Sunday. 1t will close on th'
third Sunday of Lent, March oath.
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MARRIED:

LARENDON BEAURKGARD-On ThuHsday,
March IL s7s at the residence of the brides father
by His Grace. Archbishop Perche. MI Charles A.
Laren don and Miss Laure T. BeaureRArd only daugh
ter Of Con. g. T. Beauregard. of New Orleons.
FOURNIER-INGRAHAM- the Cathedral Of
1873 by the Rev J. j. Brow assisted by Rev. J.
Keeler and Rev. J. G.. T. Crowley. DR.. Edmond n.
Fourner Mrs. Marietta L. lngraham, both Of that
oity. No cards.
OBERKIRCH-wILSoN-O Tuesday, February s8,
lsls at st. Josephs Church. Mobile by the Rev. p.
Imsand s. j., Mr.. o. w. Oberkirch and Miss Jennie
Wilson.
LARSON-COvINGTO TON-On the 1th inst, by Rev.
Father sand q. j., tho residence Of the bri6es
brother Mobile Mr. Charles rmes. Mr. John Larson
and Mrs. Ann Covinston, all Of that city.
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the celebrated prophecy of Malaohyf The
rule of Law is fguratively designated by two
lilies, situated at the base of the escutcheon,
one on either side of the tree, and slightly
elevated from the soil out Of which the poplar
rises. Tho lily is the emblem of justice and
legitimacy. From what precedes, it will be
seen that the coat of arms Of the successor Of
Plus TX may be interpreted to signify that the
light of faith, shining in the heavens illumines
nations, and the lilies represent law, which
soverns the world"
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ST. LOUIS CATHEDRAL.-The sermons vii! be
siOnssy of The Diocese Of Toulouse. France. he will
sSSss Fnday ss evening" .s Monday
|at ,. m. way Of the Gross.
ST. MARY's (ARcHBIsHoP's) CHURCH.-A
|nlissron by the Rev. Fathers Gieeeu, DeHam, nna
LafRnsur, C.ss R., oonmenOed March 10th. Ct High
a.ss ass and sse Ss:oa sns: on there sas 'aIr
5 and arst sermon ats a. m. sa11 SsoSn1 AZ m
and ,i1s ins :sf%Sa :s1Sas Ct f
sermon TSnIssaY ss ses Asa e. S1s. on
ossa sy q on
1fiday. Way of the Cross at o p. m.
q SolSS in ii the ss. sgening o45
lag and o. Tnssdas and az o'clock in tho
Pa The way Ss Of
blessed Sacrament will take place after the evening
|seEmon.
ST. PATRIcK's-Sundays. at High Mass
senons BY Rev Clark: Sunday evening" at a:sO
At i.s0 p m. Way of the Cross.
81. JOHN THE BAPTIsr's.-Sundays, High
BY
dioon. parents and children other than those pre-
ssnaS Wednssdays. at 7:so sermon and Benediotion
+ @ wv IN ses and
days. at Sp,m m.
ST. .THKRKsA's-Sundays. at 10 O'Clock, High
and ans Sy 3esps
sermon and BenedctiOni Fridays at 1880 p. M, Way
ST. MIcHAEL's-Sermons on Sunday at 10
s1S s 3 nj FrdsS Of s
Gross. ' '''''
ST.. FRANCIS DE SALEs.-oorner Second and
st. D.vsdJThprsSay At n;So p & M ssrmc9 Germ n Sy Esv
81. .JosEPHs.-Sermons on Sunday, Tuesday
s1s s1sn1s. e sS tie ososs @ "
ST. ANN.-Tuesday ct p. m. sermon by
Friday at tia same hour Way Of the Cross
IS. PETER AND PAUL.-sermoh on Sunday
8 Ss s s at y hour 20 m wg OF
Cross
81. VINCENT DE PAUL, THIRD DISTRICT
ass Ms:. and knsish isstrastion st 10: Way Of Il:
Gs. .: ~ WesI Ssss!TiIs. Mas. q g. essspsing o.
a and I'D M.'s d S $50
$50 % and n iR shs'h by Father
0va LADY OF THE Sacred HEART (Clsi
sands 1pgsh Tsdos
strsi; sveIS Sunday m = at $50 p p. N N. '' 0' W
S m. nj by " Rev. F. Alter Sundays At O'Clock Hig
e Sermon. M; way Oh inc 0f'''' A'A'N'''''A ~
ST. BONIFACE.-Sundays HlRn mass an
sermon 10 O'Clock Sermon and bensdietion ct ?
Il M Wednesday at p. N. sermon and beneoictioI
Friday at D. m. Way Of the Cross At@u devotion
in the evening will be veneration of tho relic
the True Gross.
Ho1Y TRINITY CHuRcH.-sunday and Wed
nesday ut Z D. m. and benediction. Friday
the same hour Way of the Cross
Holy NAME OF MARY. .ALGIERs.-Services Q
usual on snndays Rev Father Kelly d. Fi III TsaS no
WeGnesdays and Fridays. at p. m.
REDEMPToRIST CHURCHES.
Sr.ALPRoNsUs' 'CHuRCH-Sundsys and Wed
needayu 7i5 p M, Lenten sermon and BenedictoI
Fridays, at Ills p. m Way OF the Cross and Beneo'
ton.
ST. MARY's AssUMPTIoN.-The same (in Ge
NAM at st. Alphonsus-
NorRE DAME DE Bon SKcoURs.-Sundays.
6p M. Way of the Cross and Benediotion; T1esda
and Fridays at 7p m Lenten sermon and Benediotio
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DURABLR DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. II. MALoNEY, corner of Josephine and Camp
patients and the public in that he performing
al operations to his profession In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with
without extracting the roots on new plan oid sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the use Of gas or
ohloroform. Charges within the reach Of all
ja2O 76 ly5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-17

HALL OF ST. JoSEPHs T. A, soCIETY-New
Orlsans March a. 1s7S.-The members Of this Society
ishin0 to ion in the celebration Of st. Patrcks Day
are hereby requested to at the Hall on SUNDAY
MORNING, at 81 o'clock for that purpose, in full
uniform.
The regular mont thly meeting and Quarterly Commu-
piOn will take place SUNDAY, March "a, at the
j. A, PLACE, Roc See'y.
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gT. PATRICK's HALL FOB RENT
FOE BALLS, CONCERTS AND FAIRS.

St. Pstrick's Hall, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL. IN THE CITY, will bo rented, by the nigh
or longer, on reasonable torrlS, for coHCEETs'
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and EXHIBITIONS.
For CHARITABLE ENTERTAINMENT. vtthOu
s,,tpot,Ou Of oroed, the HAn viii be rented Al HAL
PRICE.
Apply at -
,oaaYsU No. ~ OSnp stEsO1
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The RAFFLE Of GOLD WATCH, for the Benefit
Of the N. O. F. o. Asylum. Camp street. OF at ths
time appointed, and the holder Of No. 3l5 won the
Watch. which will be delivered to the same on the
presentation of the ticket at the Asylum, Of
Camp and Prytsnia streets. mh1O ct
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-17
REQUIEM MASS:

On Wednesday, March goth, 1878, at O'Clock M.
Solemn Requiem Mass for the repose of the soul Of
Mira. G. DONOVAN, will be celebrated in ST. Peters
Church, Third District. to which the friends Of the
family arc respectfuliY invited.