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Stained-Good ordinary, 7ssc strict good ordinary Sc
saios were as Yesterday after two M-Novcm
ber 100 bales at 92ic, 100 at a25c 800 at 2c Decem
s4ec., 2soo at e4sc 500 o47c February at a54c
800 at e7sc 800 o7se, 500 at esoc, go at a. essc
st a2se, soo as s27c, 100 AZ. s.25c;, 200 ut
400 at 100 at 44c 5oo at 4,c 100 At asc LOO
9iec., a45c.. slsc. at s4Sc.. 3oo at
ssSe, go Il sssc., 80 q ssss :. ssas 900 At
ossc 200 at sc loo At ossc I 400 @ at s5sc February
100 at 95sc 2U0 at 957c, 100 at 96oc 200 o62c 400
zoe, 100 at s7ic 800 96,c at o6sc. 900 at
e64c., 900 ut od3c March, 800 at a7oc 100 at 97lc
q asic. 200 u $500, 500 at ssac, 800 o a. ssic
@ 2oo at esoc., 100 at s74c; April 300 at es.c;
ss ase 400 ss eaoc 100 at sssc May 400 at sSsc Zoo
at o9oc 100 at ec 800 at 1o02c, 2O at loc June 100
go At iose 20 at s 1905 100 M 1913 at
10 i2c 200 a. lol S July 500 A. lois Total, 4se0
we're as foews;-Gavcstom. so7p bales; New Orleans,
Z $Ssssss. ii Ts;s S::. ssy
last week 24 bales This day last year % o37 bales
closed as
by sail. 1sc To Hamburg. by steam ssc ccmprcsscd To
pos .ya y Ss a II % TO Liver
FLOUR Observation-Disclosures 12o37 bbls. wheat
ss %. % o9 sy and 40 snss Ss,sS
1900 DO barley malt 5i55 do Flour was steady The
s Ssnan ss hour
quiet, with sales Of 5o bbs Corn meal was steady,
Barley malt dull and nominal Rye was active; roo
w, S.a. M n. ', n. ~ sn W. "u iooo ao NO.
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THE PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass. Nov. z, 1879
The printing cloth market continues quiet
prices, with good demand and light business In
qucncc OF buyers and sellers being apart
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delivered contract, POO bales yesterday Current
prices Of cotton he following quotations based
American standard of store
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is a statement showing the rci
estate transactions recorded In the Registers ofc
November 7:-
i44th St. 8. s,aii,s r. o q ID sv,: sosIoo .sd -
afsf1s Ess sS'nsp s Bernard % snss"'s
wiiiett st. mo 30 25xioo; Simon Poons. i2yU
ss. md Vie i 70 IS b JACOB Nor
ilIth "a < $. go r. "; Of sd sy 2oYimnll;
Greene @s st. * W corner Of spring st. as.5o; Philip
Bohnct and wife 20 Bernard Ginsburg 400
I'd av., v. ., 7s n: Of SIS, st., iesiax77 Nathan
sas rsnu s 70 H%sn 10 t. s""f af Sd av 4xiooi Mary
ss Esosy s Gseenris is g Thomas 81 1sass "a ss @ sx
Grace Church 10 Coliege Of PHARMACY. 2c,o'
Ds%s'ss s saxon s s. & sseeas 9, MaasSn g st. Ellen
cdnecsS nswsS a.. soxioo esd wsl xsSc s. Patterson NOT
Hunts Point road. aasx5o iicorsc Pierce and
s,S 'sI. syssss g SS'Ss joint
,4S hssse' s 70 ksS T. Eseys' ~ Madison av ao.s 10
Daniel 1Icnnesscy TO Anna stuart and others Tex.
18th 4. \, a,o n q an sssiooio;j o. o.
Gssoe % efs5S' @ Il 70 IsSTss c cue;nsS IL a
7.s . s;,S, sssrs q q .v sSsoaa 4 Roc 40
10Th ay, Z s, 4ca Il. D. ef 4sh ST.. aoixe4 A. it,
10Th ay, o 8, eos IT. n. Of 10th ST. 2oixei; same to
mo,ra ,y. 90
Colyer, John H. and wife, to julius 8. Hitchcock,
Nos ISL and 1853 Attorney st. years; gold 81 q
Gerber Mortz and wife, 10 District No l. l. q. b. b.,
:. cf sd st. q ay q; 3 years ..,;.........: SO
Gilsey, Julius and wife, TO Adam Sander, n. s.of
srh Of LIST av. mon this. .............., 40
Hoffman. Anton, 70 William Ortiz n. s. cf eoth st..
Kelly James aud others to Henry M SANDERS n . ~
Of 11th st., W.. OF 1st NV = 3yenrs............ 2s
Mapcs, Daniel, Jr TO Emma Parkinson, o. o. q West
Farms road 10 BronA River; year. ........,... 25
Murphy. James. aud wife, TO 4. y. Within, w. a
Bowcry, s. Of Grand st.; years .............. 100
Myers Matilda. to Amelia NJ GOODWIN n. = of 74th
st., Q. OF I'd nv; years. so
Spcilmann Anton, and Others to j. Schultz, a Of
lst av., r. OF 14th st D years 60
Wright, Isaac e. and wife, 10 q. Crazy rccevsr AcA
Of l24th 81 Of I'd ay.; years......s..s.s 6J
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange November 7:-
u. HARrErT
j. Sanford Potter, rcferce-Forccosure sale OF the
two six story brick buildings with lot 20xi20. No
Water g.. 1911 f. of c"th"rne st. to piainG $1,000
j.. T. BOYD
Lewis G. Waebner, rcfcrcc--Forccosuro sale Of tho
two story frame building. with lot 25xsS.9. No
plaintiff s' 5000
GEORGE II. SCOTT.
Arthur Johncs referee Foreclosure sale Of tho
four story brick building, with lot 2OxdO. No 252
nnsSa@ Il Ioss5
Also Similar salc-J. sanford Potter referce-of ono
s, av.. to 4 r. Gsilandcr I2ooo
Total $2 1886
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The closing quotations at three P. N. were as fol.

The total sales Of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 149 ZIG shares, which distributed fol
lows:-Western Union Telegraph 1856 Pacific Mail
lOOO New York Central 23O; Erie. 943O; Lake Shore
2s40O; Union Pacific. $3.50; Illinois Central, 400;
Northwestern, 23,470 do. preferred 1775O; New Jer
sey Central 1.26O Rock Island. 1.6O0; St. Paul. IL 92O
do preferred 1885, Wabash, $40; Ohio and Mssis-
sippi 100; Delaware and Lackawanna. 1862; Hannibal
and St. Joseph, 23o; do preferred 1ooO Delaware and
Hudson. 100.
The money market worked easily to-day and call
loans made at per cent, and at the close az
low ga per cent Foreign exchange continues
heavy and rates again reduced twice to-day. The
asking quotations now 4.s01z for bankers long
and 4.s5s for demand sterling with actual business
1t concessions.
Gold was dull and weak, opening and closing at
lOO4 and selling in the interim at 1905.
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FORE CAI.T.-l2:3O p. M

$2JOOO US Ga c, 81 1O1L $1,000 us fO4O be 1O7i
1000 US J2Oc, B7. 1OGe 2uOOO us Js 1O4O IOTa
$500 us 5.2u G. H5S he 100 5000 us 5s G, ~ Iuias
1000 Us io4o rcg. iO7x 10000 Us SIS ~ b3 io5s
$4,000 US e's. o Si... ioeN o' 49,
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On The 22ad inst, Mobile lost one of its most
useful cit zsns, in the death of Daniel McDon-
aid. He was born in 9 1een's County, Ireland,
in 1899, and took up his residence in Mobile
1850. He served 40 private soldier through
out the war, and eleven years ago founded the
we'll known house Of Mcdonald, March Il Co.
The Register says:
His skill as q sculptor has been universally
recognized, and his many friends wished
him to cultivate his talent by travel ana
study ia Europe. Among his many beau
tifnl executions in marble, the Con
federate soldiers monument at the Sol
diers' Rect, in Magnolia Cemetery, WAS his
handiwork, aud will long remain es monu-
ment of bis patriotism and his skill. he re-
oretted during his last hours that he could not
have lived to cut the bust of DR.. g GAines and
present II to the Medical College, and 90 alto
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make o bust of Father Ryan. He died quietly
and peacefully, his last request being tnst he
should be buried in gray.
With reference to his funeral the Ecg'ster
adds
Solemn High Mass WAS chalt.d by Rev.
Father Keeler, assisted by Fathers Browne
and Crowley as Deacon and sub Dsacon.
Father Ryan preached a short and eloquent
sermon, abiding in touching terms to the
bright virtues of the "true man" whose mortal
remains lay before him near the sanctuary of
the church he loved we'll in life. After the
sermon Right Rev. Bishop Quinsn read the
funeral service of tae church aud pronounced
the Fl nal absolutions.
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1uR DEMocRAT1c NoM1NKEs

From the full and fsttering biograph hical
eketches of the nominees of the Democratic
party, published in last Tuesdays Democrat, we
make the following synopsis
J.R Alcee Gauthreaux, Civil Sheriff, ma
tive of the Parish of Assumption, La, thirty
one yesrs of age. Entered the Confederate
Army at the ageIof fiftsen, was wounded several
times and was promoted to the rank of MNjor
ct the age of eighteen.
John Fitzpatrick, Criminal Sheriff: q native
Of New Orleans, thiEty-four years Of ego, is
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IN MEMORY
OF

MARY JANE DoNNELLY,
Who died Wednesday, October 9th, ISIS
Dear Mamie, no il cannot be
That we no moro shall look on thee
No more to see thy faoe so fair,
Nor look upon thy Jet black hair;
No more to hear thy pleasant voice,
Which always made our hearts rejoice
No more will pleasure be in our home.
Since dearest Mamie, thou art gone.
But ere thou cross the tide of death
Breathe to thy God prayer that soon
We will meet thee in thy heavenly home
To meet again, dear Mamie. with thee,
Ard love thee through eternity.
o Mamie, must We bid adieu
To thee, We loved go fond and true.
Oh! We cannot speak the word We know,
We may not meet here below.
But hope well meet above
And though father. mother and sisters may
Weep and moan, they'll think Of thee
Not as dead but gone before
Eo, no, It cannot be our darling Nam 10 is dead
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TWO BROKEN FLOWERS,

es to the meuo-y of MAGGIE and HENRY. only
ildren Of John Hughes. ESQ. aged respectively
Sht and Ave years who died la;ely in New Orleans
the prevailing fever.
1t was the time when the autumn leaves
Began to wither aud die and fall,
When tho blue OF heaven was turned to gray,
And the hand OF change Was over all;
That two fair flowers OF prom se grew
And together bloseomed, side by eide,
In = home of happiness and love,
A boy and girl, their father pride.
Their mother lay In q marrow bed
Where the gravestones glisten, cold and whito
But fathers love was left themSet,
And he strove 10 mako their young lives bright
The gill of eight and the boy of dve
Were, with their childish, innocent ways,
Stare TO the night of the widowed man,
And light and life TO his lonely days
But man 10 born to suffer ard NOUN,
To love and lose what his heart holds tes;,
To DIRE am Of JOY, and to find 1t vain,
To weary and earn and long for rest.
The days Of the early autumn caus,
Thedaa of darkness and death and gloom,
When the fever scourge had scoIched the land.
And gathered a harvest for the tomb
1t laid its touch on the gentle boy,
And dimmsd the light OF his earnest eye,
1t stole the rose from Ii laughing cheek,
And tie father felt HE child must die.
The burning brow he soothed with care,
As the body wr,hed in its little bed
A death dew crept ever the ashen lips,
And the fair youug form lay still and dead.
Three weeks went by, and the strick en- man
Was called once more TO . bed of pain
To Maggie, his darling. opIy child
For the yellow fend had come again.
Again he watched, with an aching heart
The fever anne on cheek and brow
A gain he saw the life light fade
And the father heart wAs broken now
" God T. he cried, in HE bitter grief,
Spare, spare my child. the last. coar tie
o hear the pray er OF a fathers hcsrt,
Or let me too with my children die -
But He knows beat " no does all things well,
BE calltd tho child from this world Of Gaze,
He took her home to the land OF JOY,
And made her angel, bright and fair.
They decked her out in robe of snow,
Folded her hands or tho silent breast;
They c osed the lids DER the eyes of blue,
And laid her by to q dreamless rest
Two little voices are hushed in death,
Two little faces forever are gone,
Two little graves In the churchyard lie.
But two bright souls TO Heaven are born.
o mourn not over the early dead
o weep no more in your yearntng lovel
For your Little ones laugh aud sing and play
In the golden gardens up above:
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ALL SAINTS DAY. - Special attention 10
called to the Advertisement OF Ar. A A. B,hne $50
DryAdes street. which sppeArs our fifth page. He
has splendid stock of real French mourning paper
bead wreAths CROSSES vases eto. and Is prepared 10
make wreaths with appropriate Inscriptions. to order.
His prices very moderate and his good anc worh
the very best Of their kind
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Nine. Locquet-Leroy offers for sale her we'll
and ourishing institute and kindergarten, and
all the household furniture, complete and in perfect
order. Price moderate and terms easy. See advertise
ment 5th Iage, and address Box 1880, or apply in
per.on at the Institute $50 Camp street. between
5
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BARGAINS IN FURNITURE Our epterprising
friend, VIM. FNovel, ESQ i'll and I73 Poydras street
is selling furniture for . mere song" will be
by his advertisement in another column. He
Offers Victoria bedroom suits ten pects for t4o. and
parlor suits low 600. His s very large
complete and all he q visit of inspection the
part of those who need anything in the furniture line.
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John Doyle, a well-known Second Ward
politician, got into q dispute on Common street
last Monday night and was stabbed some four
teen times by one of the parties who assail-
ed him. His recovery is very doubtful.
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All Saints Day is 8 great holiday in New
Orleans and nearly every oct to visit the
graveyards. Children their best suits. and to
their whole get appropriate and suitable they
should be provided with sboes from George WsGner's.
corner OF Ursuliue and Dauphine streets.
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DIED

JoENSoN-of yellow fever en October IL. Is:e at
e5 minutes past o'clock m. d. n. Jo hnson, In the
thirty of his native of Melmount, Avoca
WICKLOW Comfy, Ireiand, second OF Richard
johnson and Mary Murray
FLYNN-On Friday. October 1s 1873, at eco p m ,
Menrioe Flynn, aged 95 years, native OF Tpperary'
Ireland.
CoYNE-On Monday. October 81 1873, at 1910 D. ID ,
John Coyne aged Sd years native of County Galu
Ireland resident Of this city for the last thirty
three years.
HANNAN-On Monday. October 81, Is75 at o clock
D. n Michael Hsnnan, aged SO years, a native of the
County of Roscommon. Ireland, and resident CT this
city for the past thirty three years
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q V:NCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
DONALDSONVILLE, Id.
INDICTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY \ I.

rbIs Institution is located in the above named heath
ii,ie viaee situated at the junction of the MIS-
snDi river and he Bayou Latonr'he IL is ScSeseoie
Ia seasons OF the year both by railway ana water
Parents i'll find for their oGuGbteTs IN tLls in5tI
kion all the fac cliries for Christian ana Ienneu
Dcslon the cour, of instruction being the SANE h
,,nr.ued at st Josepbs Academy, EmmsttsOurR
aTyInnd Of which t bra"ch. The buildings anu
r,Tiria are tpacious and comInodions ,., r A.
- o,s,dc cT,tion cf the charged condition OF the
nth the terms have been Ieuuced TO nearly haH-
scs. ,-,,, t..a ,-o .aszicps Of
q nor hs each the fist commencing septemOe lSI
d the second February let.
TFRMS-Pay able in Advance;
-a and Tuition. including washing mendng ~,
bed aud bidding per session 20 90 Wv m
per aunuD. 90 on
enc
nsatry PaiuIiny etc extra ChRrges.
ia,c Piano IT PToiessor's price. I'm a.,
Inks and StationeFy at current prices jew fH
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,broueh the kindness of Rev. T. j. Kenny, the
rattan Brothers have been enabled to establish
,mselves perm anently in the above location.
he building is large and comm odous, has been
emily repaired and improved very extensively. 1t
.taius every facility necessary for the education
xoung men for the various duties and employ
nts of business life whether AZ clerks accountants
rchauts bankers profe ssional men, or In any other
ling where knowledge of the special branches
lSht may be made available.
TERMS.
,itiou in Senior Department, per quarter OF % -
rn0nfbs nav able in advance. w
termedIate Dep .rtment ~ w
eparatory DepaI tment, for young boys.-..--. = 90
Books and Stationery furnished the Students at cur
Mt rates.
The Session begins on the First Monday IN octo
= and oloses about the first Of July following.
,,.+f BRO. OLIVER, Director.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages aud Deaths totH hsreore,
be inserted for fifty cents Obituaries totH be charged
at the rate Of ten ce,xs a linz.
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A contemporary, referring to contem-
porary, says: "a word to the wise Will
not reach him.
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YELLOW FEVER RECORD.

The first case of fever was reported July 18th,
and from that day t. noon Friday, October 18th,
there were officially reported to the Board of
Health-
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For Representatives.

First Representative District.
MARTIN GORDON.
Second Representative District
J. L, GUBERNAToK.
THOS HASAM. JR.
Third Represen tative District
J. d. HILL.
Ii. j. HART.
FRANK MCELROY.
Fourth Represe n tAtiv District
RICHARD WEIGHTAAN
Fifth Representative District,
L, ARNAULD.
A. RABOUIN. JR.
Sixth Representative Distric:.
w. A. BIEN VEHC.
Seventh Representative Distriot,
FRANK MARQUEE.
LEON HoLZHALB.
Eighth RepreS Bn;a ;a:ve District
JOHN REAHEY.
Ninth Rel ro'entat!vs District.
w. FITZGERALD.
GEO. II STBCHMAS.
Tenth Represeut tative District
NJ. II. REDOS.
IHOs. u. WILLIAMS.
Eleventh Representative District,
GEO. W, YOUNG.
JOS d. TAYLOR.
Twelfth Representative District.
S PARMELEE.
Thirteenth Representative District
K. L. BOWER.
Fourteenth Representative strict.
X. SCRATCHLEY.
F.ftoot til Represeu tatve Dlstrot.
wM MCKEE.
fSpned, CHAS BYRNR
President Democratic conse 'Ative Parish HOmins-
uDR Convention.
tsrnedl JOHN A. MCDONALD,
Secretary Of Coz sorvAtive Parish HomizL
ting Convention
A true copy;
JOHN A. KcDOSALD
Sc ecretarv of Democrat!cCcassrvS'ive Parish Hou1G
ting COn"ention-
To the Editor Of the Democrat.
Arn directed to transmit your PHpsr the OF sh'
jou rnAl of the Democratic Conservative party Of
siSnA this sheet which contains the official list 81
the candidates placed in nominAtOn by the Dsmorse
Parish Nominating Convention Of tks
oarish Ct Orleans. lately held in IhiS city.
Respectfully,
2t HSoretSry.
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Alex Dalsheimsr, well-kno wn lawyer of
this city, died last Monday evening after q long
illness,
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OF the AIS men who compose the Police force
rs have had the fever which resulted fatally in
eight cases.
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The total number of registered voters ia this
city last Monday was SO .743; of these 2. .e22
are white and 10 s21 colored citizsns.
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For Senator's

First Senatorial District
WILL STEVEN.
Second Senatorial District.
ONEZIME DE BOUCHEL
Third SenotoriAl District.
L. II BEENEHS.
Fourth Senatorial District.
DUNCAN +. KENNEE.
Fifth Senatorial District.
GUS. A. BREAUX.
Sixth Senatorial District.
w. II. MERKEL.
J. N HARDING.
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OBITUARY.

1ou Died at three minutes past M on the Feast Of
HGy H%s Of sao5 M sPsb1s Of Ma a
s. Girven aged four years one month and
recreh fteen days.
A. Nat the call of sweet Jerus Birdie Il sd
Segip To his beautiful home far above,
Con- To join with the ar gels in nnGng His praise
Ih In the glorious anthem Of love
not Were sad for fortest of treasurco is gone,
III Our sunbeam is hid from our view
Fr:T here a void in heats that never Ge h!ed
Str Till . meet far beyond In the blue
ThRe Mise our Iure darling but wouId not recS!
load Our cherub. beauteous and far.
dnct that e4rhs waste was too dreSry and
III bleak
OF u For cur ho'ret tender and
p,,)ur Ioveliest rosebud is blooming above
Tuit In q garden celestial and bright,
oE1hAling sweet perfume mid blossoms and b1dS
my In that beautiful land Of delight NJ
STDURABLB DENTISTRY.
Dr.JH MALoNEY corner of Josephine and Camp
Itrees MAgazL Market re.pectfuliy lniornS niS
N operations appert.!nG 70 IN the hen most S
scientac mannet ArhGa @ teeth @ sS S seS
and ee and
stu6hiorotOTm. Charge" x,hO ii the reach of H
%GidiCARD OF THANKS
conf We gratefully acknowledge ths Oontrit utouS ro-
,, ceved since the last report'
EdHr. Lawrence Hart Nashville Tenn....- -.-.H7 80 80
pod,N
10cfea body A ssociAtiOn provi.ions.
V.cEo Misses Cecilia Drouett Marie Droustt and z.
SeveRnes. who Rsaiated great deal W
Plan sewing for the little ones under our charge.
Use SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Flut 1t Camp Strest Asylum
sPsSCARD OF THANKS.
The Sisters of Mount Carmel. ThbodAnI, gratefully
uxoknow!edge the receipt Of . generous donation from
--he Catholic Relief Association, through John I
s Idoore Esq Also q donation from j. T. Gibbons, E'f
nd supplies from tho Peabody Association. through
apt John T Moore II
IARD OF THANKS.
The Sisters of Charity In charge OF St. Vincent .
rphAn Asylum Carrollton, gratefully Acknowledge
receipt of $3.50 from the Catholic Relief AssocA-
petio SISTERS or CHARITY.
MAJ MAJ YARD OF THANKS.
buirZI - , -, ,S, C'.,r.,7AsvIum acknowledge
no receipt OF Pve Dollars and Fifty Cents from the
norckel Frog Bank George Ellis Bookstore, opposite
Boahe PostoHEce. - IN, ,,o,,,y- ,,,y,,rr
1t sls u EIeo ot 11oot. 1- -" - D.
l. A5JARD OF THANKS.
T1The Ladies Charity. St. JOsephs Church, CRATE.
mo1ully acknowledge the donation Of one Thousand
Oh S,ola1u received through Mr. ThOs Layton from j.
Aierpont Morgan, Esq, Treasurer BOuthsrn Keller
poItonmistes Cham ber Of Commerce. New York.
lis MRS P. n. JoY. PreHIGsat /
q ;
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BROTHERS. COLLEGE,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIs, TENNESSEE.
This Institution afTCrds ample means for thorough
,s.ioal Scientific and Commercial Education.
rERMs-PAYApLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE:
ard and Tuition per quarter of q month"; ss51 80
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charger.
;e1. Session " i'll commence Monday Sept. 2 s7=.
-or further particulars apply to
"A 2m BRO. hA hEL1AN e''''"'
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Glasses in st. Simeon's Select School, 13l
Annunciation street, and in st. Vincent's
School, Thalia street, near Annunoiation, will
be resumed on the 4th of November.
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OFFICIAL.
NOMIN NATIONS


MADE BY THE
CONSERVATIVE PARISl
NOMINATING CONVENTION
eY THE
PARISH OF ORLEANS.
For Mayor.
/, W PATTON.
Fer Administrator Of improvements,
J d. HOUSTON.
For Administrator OF Commerce
HENRY BEHAN.
For Adnlnis,rAtor of waterworks
K. + CHEvALLRY.
For Administrator OF Police.
PATRICK MEALLIE
For AdministrAtor OF Asses smenta
WASHINGTON MARKS
E0r Administrator OF Accounts
JOHN GLYNN JR
For Administrater Of Finance
A. II. ISAACsON.
For Civil Sheriff Of Dreams.
J, l. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Fsr Criminal Sheriff Of Orleans
JOHN FITZPATRICK,
For Recorder Of First Recorders Court
Nj J sHEEHAN.
For Recorder OF Second Recorders Court.
ERNEST MILTENBERGER.
for coroner OF the Fret, Fourth, Fifth Sixth ~
Seventh Distrcts,
JOHN =. MARKEY.
For Cororer tf tho Second and Third Ds,ricta
DIR. H RANCE.
For Justice of First Justice Court
W. j. MCCALL.
For Constable OF First Justice Court
JOHN Morley.
TJr Justce OF Second Justice Court.
wYNNE ROGERS.
For Constable OF Second Justice Court,
X. BARNES.
FoF Justice Of Third Justice Court
THEoDULE BU1ssoN.
For Constable OF Third Ju.tice Colrt.
STEPHEN KHNNAlR.
For Justice Of Fourth Justice Court
JOHN CAIN.
For Constable OF Fourth Justice Court
W. II BROOKS.
For Justice of L. rth Justice Court
WIN. SARRAZIN.
For Constable OF inh Justice Court,
ROBERT THOMAS
For Justice of Sixth Justice Court.
+. KENNEY.
For Constable of Sixth Justice Court.
JOS kRIEGER.
Fot Justice Of Seventh JustioS Court.
JOHN BAEHR.
For Constable Of Seventh Justice Court
F.GEI3.
For Jast!ce Of Eighth Justice Court.
A, j. ROMAN.
Foc Constable OF Eight Justtcs Court
PHILIP MICHEL
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

The State Registrar of Voters has officially
announced that the registration Offices in the
several wards of this city will be kept open
till seven O'Clock, Friday night, November st