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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-20
Dime FARM FOR SALE.
In the County Court Of Ohio COaaty.
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MhNaa Rav Al Al
MoNa Rayttl,


In pursuance Of The inthori;y 1s.,sd /, =, 4.
decree entered BY aid CoVrt IL ~ I1eW ,:,s:i
oanIe on April 18Th, 1875. ! Vii ~ ii n, =.
door Of the TeEdsnce Of MEtes BY, 8, n IN,
~ hereby advertised to b sold, q
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of ssptsHss,i IN
PeginnIng al 10 o'clock =. u, Of pabl. ,v.s.s
the highest and best hddtr, The IND q pI,sj I
land lying and htlng situated 90 tAt ni.;I Z q
tie wheeling Creek, In Ohio county, ID ~ sISl
West Virgins, bounded and dsadisad n isfT,t
Beginning n nike near a. elm 10 ,srtg i
Nehemiah Younger, and With ksllpt |. EiE.N
poles 10 stake eorneF 10 GthIrins lnnit; t,es
With her line y. 30 E ?o6 poles n tEs l,tr M
corner 10 aid Catherine Inetrd and J,s,S Fsrr
thence With POtter's line \. IL Z IN boin !
,uglr tree corner 10 JIna NthIns1; IAlas J,
t7O W. iA polss 70 the tegiunlns. tosIGslAs n
acre. icing the SINE property rintsd I'D as1u.
"a By Moss Ray 70 Go. B. IIHS,li /; ~ 4
tIuEt dated April 2tth. 1875, and nar5a Izut
the public land records Il nd county.
TERus OF sALE-One-thin d u 1sAhs
money, or such further sun - The pGNAis N
elect 70 pay, In hand, the rsIdas ID I've SqaA ;
stlllmeHts payable respectively 10 90 ~ m
yearI from the day Of nla With lstsra ila D.
day, the purchaser giving hii load siN igfis'k
personal security fGr each Of the dtisfrtd tfa,
ments, and the lille 70 Be reserved III u gAils
the purchase money b pad.
SPECIAL cuEEis.iss.
], C HERyEY, AuetlnnetF, lJtIllt
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GENERAL NOTICES.
cEALEp PROPOSALS.
Es cLERK's oTyIcE,
CohEIssioypkl oy 0BIo COUNTY,
wuRRffNa A nNfRsf IN 1874

Sealed proroalS will b received At this ode,
until the 10th ins,. at u 4. for repairing and Mac
AdAmtfing Che RenInsua road from the city Ceme'
tory 70 tie south cod Of county bridge About
lioGo yards o. hnd limestone, broken 70 thft,
sandstone paving, hand packed, will be required
The repair will consist Of cleaning, dltehing and
EuTllenE up the road, embracing about 900 euelt
ytIds Alt1eethee.' tsfSZ EE9i'sl i'f '
The undergrad reserves the right to reject any
BIDS will b endorsed on oulllde Of enrelOrS
proposals for work on PelItsala Fntd."
lAddIess, giyisg name and poStotaee address Of
bidder also tWI or more refSfenees % % enlraetel
and responsibility. JAS ". EWING,
donefs, Ohio County. AUS
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n E ADS THAT r EBE |
cristndoro's HAN. Prsaeryatiye. !
a GARD:

To aii who N suffering trpm The srTurs and In.
dIsentica, Of youth, ner,Ou, weakness, early de-
cay, loaI Of manhood. &c, I WIN send you areeeip.
dat WI cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
Efat remedy vn discovered By missionary In
South America. Send 4 selt-sadressed envelope 10
the REv. JosrFH I. IMAM ssatiOa D, Box Houi.,
Me- Ycrt GiE - sPpIS-eodAv
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

i
By virtue Of desd Of trust nLIa u lIas
Cunningham and May BIZ Viz 70 ~ sIi1h
18th day Of October, ISL, TtcuFdtd b pet. Z
Trust Book No. L. page 81 . an v, 4 n -
record, Of Ohio cUuni{, I'LL al At u hTsiaa
Of the Court HOus d 0ttS eonsiy, q
SATURDAY. the It'll day d ;sPSshs,
Commencing At 10 o'eloei 4. H., he thstas
lcribsd property: Ths eAst 90 nit d IhGlzsf
tdIIxtI.tToin Ch1plIne and Ett iddlt. y y
city Of whesiipg, Ohio county, s;I1 9 Sa "
giniA. taId quarter lot bEits boUndtt i.sH
Beginning At ihe nofthsest oorpd dtyt:'T.hfai
street and The alley between NAN Nd srtdnt
parallel thereto; 10. nce vet With tA MI =
q aid lot and With tvtniy.io1TtA Irbi III
feet and dix Inches; thfncs n6Tth % III lElk
With add alley hxty-dx let; thtoa = ~
parallel With twenty fourth .trttt tbsFiI 'et =
III inches 10 The alley liorsaid; thsia DIT y
west Line Of aid ALLEY south LIty III hi = y
place Of beginning 90 tEsuty'ioaf'h Efat ~
The sane property cOnVtytd to'Itd JtEn Cai1S
ham BY Jimts L Holiday and vie b. 90 -
10th February. 1873, recorded In tsat eai y
60, page $50, ohio county: .,
Tine title u believed 10 b peited, W w.
ysy only such title a. 10 Veaied IN n HNsS
deed.
TEKrs oy sltE-Esht huDdnd ~ NrI.1
I've dollars cash In hand, eight hustfed y ~
tisht mont h, and thu reIidus 10 tlIat - ~.
from day Of alP, without interest. 4 ~ -
retained IN the deet 10 IetUFs tAt GttneF
ments Of purchase niouey. 1850, .,
au23 .. J, D, kWINt, IIll1s
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TICKETS GOOD FOR 10 DAYS,
TO RETURN, BY ANY REGULAR TRAIN.
SEE THE zow ROUND TRIP RArxs

The extremely Low Bound Trip Rates named
above, are otartd By the Managers With yisv Of
giving everybody. IN Opportunity % 'see chieago,
,ss 9st & q ne Wet knSsn i: 1sss,s
This will not only give ample time 70 yiit al
po.ts Of interest IN the Great Metropolis but also
tovisit friends and relatives In the korthvtut o.
tnska abort KreuIliops on Lake Michigan. Nc
other city on the continent presntl greater AttrAc-
tfepollS oil the West. 1lsE q
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NOTICE

Having disposrd Of The entire interest Of tho -
tats Of ]. Il. blallmln, deceased. In thu bud en-,
stock IN trade, hxtrrSs and sod VIM o. the lAtG
Arm Of J. II. stAllmln a Co 70 7. c. Mofat, thl
knowing themieiyta 70 30 indebted 10 aid hrul
Till pleiSe milS Immediate settlement With sRid
II. G. NolIf, Who viii hereafter conduct the husl.
nsD Of aid late arm, at their old stand, No. y
Twelfth styeat. l. r JOINS,
deceased
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TOBACCOs.-I HAVE ON HAND
y i . fuli line d To6acooS irum the leading man
uiacsofiaa In thu country, intending LGRillaEd'L
Finref Broa,, HnlhFOok'a Aouit0F Navy, Harry G,
HolbCoSk's Navy, Homer Hudson, J. b Eaoe,
Riehmond: J. R Pace pAnIile, Va. b 7. Craze.
u andlth1faIs tSu furnish an styles made By
= tlllSM. REILLY, tSo9 and fSIl Main 81
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Having purchased tbs stock Of my late psrtnss
IN The nfm Of J. q. stAllmAn a o., hope "a
merit and respectfully sallcit the liberal patronage
A' us 's''U''A '" /. c aorpAr.
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nACON,-chsstef auEar Cured Hama, VlFxiuiA
,f1ERrSklsit hc1n, s6RAr Cured Shouldsn, Gear
6ldS Piain Sheulaafs, Al q current mGfketnatSk
mn D, C. LIT, j.
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A BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR sA1,r

The underLgned will Oasr At puA,s 81.
| TUESDAY, September 10, IN,
AZ 10 O'clock 4. H., At the trunt dor 4 Il. r..
House a Webbing, Erode county n II :, ~ \
Farm formerly kposn a The aFOWiyp ~!
dnated on the sIteft Of Lru., Crsi ~. \
West Va, Eve miles iron Wtu,6GrT 49,
from steuhtnvill6, Ohio, and one ~ ~ +.
W 4 Ky. Railroad. The va i,,s 80. ~ u
acres more Or lesI, about 10 ,crs ~ ~;
and easily cultivated, The halsros 4 ~ -.
oak and other lmbsf. Line Ind Ia ~ - ~
Abundance; also, running vate, n .Tr7 m y
one Afood Orchard d lis IfpIs ~, ~ NJ.
plenty OF ptArA peaches and ehefrSSs. 49,.
ments eonslH Of comfortable DT,Iin, ~ ~
ement Houss, . largs home and an s,,p.I
feet iqnarel, two Sheep Rousss nj G -
6Prine and spriDg Ho1ss oonTtsi,st GO!
schosli, GIi,t and sAs AlllI nan IL IN N.
perfect 3 p Az
TElxs-SS.SoO, and mare Il u. pp.A,,r,
elect, eash In hand; The balInts d = -, y
three years, with interest, DEFEND tsTs,'s,'S.
secured BY DEED Of trust 90 ~ tfS.sr,I Y.
further Information spplys "
1s?o Market St., Agent Ia Nm 4. ' In
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 1
r OsT-PAss BOOK. III
il Ga Mondsy, August 18th, small Account
s a.I Is,. I.a a4 S9ly e s' SSSst S Ill.,
sar4 sLlL 9 EalI 90 ItI EelaIa Q ~. eilse: s2
WAIVED
Exchange Bank Stock.
Citizens Railway Stock.
ri HERvEY 4 PACE,
su2O 1890 Market st.
UNDERTAKING. gl;sy
R.:,y,Sp, e he sa.as.. IRON S. The FIS Css
FMS Btst HsIrSSl md Hacks farnI,hsd.
ZINK & oREHEAD'S,
Q FURNITURE AND CARPET ROOMS,
. su9o ' iii MAn srRKRI.
CARPETS
FALL STOCK BEING RECEIVED DAILY.
All the Latest Patterns IN al Eadea and at all
pTIeR. 81.
FIR EN- d 81 9 o N,
au2O 1903 MAIN srRxHr. ~
DEER MUGS AND BAR TUMBLERs
The latest and most desirable kinds, and
at the lowest prices, at ..
]. L. HoBBs, SON q cos,
au2o lll5 AAIs STREET.
FxTRA GUNS
FOR FRUIT JARS.
A.cuMMINs q WOODS. Il
au2o ~. 1i42 MALI sTRkEr.
ITO JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
We are NOW prepared to furnish all
kinds Of !l7sas gr'i'u1 'saf
JUSTICES BLANKS,
Printed on frst.cla:s paper and in good
style, at reasonable rates.
FREW q CAMPBELL, g7,s.
au9o.l .25&27 FOURTEENTH 81.
| RHaNlOvAI. ..7 (.
On and after September 1st THE MetURE
ART STORE Eilltoccupy the room In roar Of
present location, entranes on Twelfth Street, ono
door eat Of private entrasoe 70 tho Hotel. Pleas
call and zoe mo at the Little stefe Around tho
Corner. .-,,.
Hut7 8. J.. hlCuLL.
w AETED.-M for one year. to besin work At
w once. sGlyy fair Business nrr ela19
aui6 Monitor GlAss Works. Cincinnati, Ohio.
~. a. X.
viii sell my I n.
Entire Stock at Reduced Prices
After the 18th Of August, to make room for
Fall Goods.
JOHN FR1EDEL-llsO MAIN srRzRr.
au1i
do 0s7- vi.
At BsllaIrs, 10 the vicinity OF the City Cemetery,
| pair Of valuable silver speetaeieS. The name Of
'CartvnshH Il inscribed on the case. Tbs nnder
will confer favor BY leaving the same at the nev1
depot Of Mr.. J. q. Eaylor. AUS
FRUlr-
| am now receiving daily
FRESH PtUns, PEACHES, TOMATOES,
And all Kind, Vegetables, which are old at very
low market priees. Frus,ins's White Wine Vine
sAr always on hand.
aas cHRIsT. BEHRENs-ssol Jacob 81.
In D. Prayer,
Church cora tor.
ortginal perign, and stylaa to harmoniIe with
architectural design Of building. Special atieni
ton gwen 70 Stores and Dwellings. All desisn
and Hyles to be seen at Sample Room, -
No. il2s MAINsT., WHEELING.
mn ~. -
Il. BERRY,
Fs pRALn m
Rope, Irvine, oakum, Blocks, Tar, Pitch
and Resin, Gam end Leather Betting,
Linn and Poplar Broom Handles,
FIro Brick, Tile and olsy.
las SIS MAIN STREET.
T H. ROSENBERG,
WHEELING EREssruas a SANDSTONE WORKS
Corner Of Market and Thifty.third sn. U
Keeps constantly on haad Door Steps, Door Stills,
Window Caps, Window sills, Besrthi, ali kinds Of
RleRgins. The attention Of Contractors d called
10 ny facilities for furnishing all kinds Of stone
| for budding purposes. Prices moderate. i29
DOB PASSAGE TICKETS
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1870 Market ST., Agent isr Nm 4. i
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r OST-PAs5 BOOK. ~
IL On Monday, August 18th, email Account
Book that u valuable only 70 The owner. shAd on
uaEa I'll b ~ 90 itl OiaEn Q III oite. anll
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CARDINAL cULLENS SUCCESSOR.
Dublin Freeman's Journal.

The kilograms the English papers publish
from their Roman correspondents are at all
times amusing in their ridiculous ebsurdity.
One Of the most ridiculous we have ever seen
is that from the Roman correspondent of the
Pail Mall Gacette, which we reproduce, and
in which it is gravely announced that the
Pope has offered the Archbishopric of Dublin
to Cardinal Howard that Cardinal How wsrd
has declined to take the Sse; that the Pope
will send Nuncio to London without requir-
Rome. The story of the Holy Father disposing
Of the See If Dublin before the grave has
closed over it's illuktrous occupant is ludicrous
enough, but it is nothing to the statement
that the Pope is about to send an ambassador
to London, and that he is to sue humbly the
Earl Of Bsacons6eld fJr his sanction to the
appointment of an Archbishop of Dublin.
more glorious at once for Ireland and the Holy
See tia the triumphant resist 4nce offered to
tie Efforts of successive English Governments
to control in the slightest degree the choice Of
Catholic Bishops in ireland.
Dublin Nation.
The "Roman correspondent" of the Pail Mall
Gazette has started an extraordinary story to
ed the rchbshopric of Dublin to Cardinal
Howard, an Epglishman who has long been
resident in Rome and further, that Cardinal
Nina has been empowered to consult the Brit
ish Government as to the selection of suo
cessor to onr late Cardinal Arch bishop. We
regard this report as q fresh specimen of Eng
lish lying and English nsole nee. It's pretenoe
is that the Pope is abont to lay the independ.
ence of the Irish Church at the feet of the
English Government. aud that the reto which
Ireland spurned in O'Connells s time is pow, for
reason in the world, to be imposed upon
our Church and our country. OF course the
report is mere fabrication, IN worthy of o
moments serious consideration.
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[ lon took place on sunday, and was very
impressive denomination. The procession
while the crowds that thropged the streets
through which it posed were probably larger
| than any that have been seen 10 Ddblin since
the O'Conpell GER .nary. On Tuesday the OBJ
sequies of the illustrious deceased were per
formed in the pro cathedral and the spectacle
was, of it's kind. the most impressive ever
Witnessed in that sacred edifice: All tae b sh-
ops of Ireland, with two exception 3, one Eog'
lish Bishop, eight hundred of the clergy, aeou'
lar and regular, drawn from every part Of Ire.
land, the Lord Mayor and several members OF
the Corporation, and q large pumber of other
leading pub men, were conspicuous amongst
those in attendance. Ol Tuesday night the
remains of His Eninence were inferred in the
Church of the Holy Cross at Clonlifa, where
there was another very significant 6emonstra.
tion of respect and reverence for the deceased
Prince of the Church.
Editorially. the Dublin Nation says:
At such time as this the mind Of
Catholic Ireland wells upon the many great
and smiable qualities of head and heart pos
sessed by the lamentsd prelate, and remembers
with especial gratitude the vast Improvement
be was Instrumental in effecting in matters OF
Church organization and disc pline, and the
immense impetus he gave to devotional prac-
tices in this country. With regard to another
class of affairs, he was not always in harmony
with the feelings of his people; but every one
knew that his views were his own, and that
he took none of his Inspiration from the
foreign misrulers of his native land. He never
was one of their admirers, and it was notice.
able that whenever he deprecated illegal forms
of resistance to their rule be based his argu-
ments. not upon it's merits, but on certain
Scriptprsl connsels and oblig He would
have written in just the same way if Catholics
were bsing dragged in to be deyoured by wild
beasts in the Castle Yard. He was no oourti-
er; he had talent for intrigue, and no love
of ostel tstiop his habits were simple and his
pety was profound. Withal he possessed great
firmness of mind and moral courage which was
absolutely indomitable. By those of his clergy
who came more immed ately into contact with
him he was greatly beloved, and by all he was
looked up to as q wise and just yet gentle
ruler.
Full of years and Of honor, rich in his record
of good works, blest by his exercise Of many
virtues, he has departed from amongst us to
enjoy his eternal reward, and not soon will his
memory be fJrgotten in the Church of which
he was so faithful servant, or in the land of
which he was 80 distinguished and loving a
son.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

Montgomery, Barry, Moylan, and n.
Lynches of Ireland, and huo dreds of otbs,"e
who distinguished themselves in the W.,
of Independence, all of foreigo birth. ana
who proved themselves worthy of tbs tbs
greatest confidence.
AS to WashiDgton's expressed views |,
regard to naturalization aud eligibility NJ
citizens of foreign birth to offices of emoI.
ument, it is we'll known that in his Ara.
Address to Congress after bis elevation 70
the Presidency he earnestly called tbs
attention of that body to the subject of
naturalization that, accordingly, the first
Congress convened under the Constitution
fixed the term of naturalization at two
years, aud that this act received the sigma.
ture and appreciation of Washington. Fur.
tbernore, as if to clinch the matter. he
wrote as follows The bosom of America
is open to receive, not only the opulent and
respectable stranger, but the oppressed and
prosecuted of all nations and of all reljp.
ions, whom we shall welcome to partici.
patton of all rights and privileges" If
there be q shadow of doubt in anyone's
mind as to Washington's real sentiments.
the foregoing extracts from his writings
should be conclusive evidence as to what
they really we're; unlike soma would he
great men, Washington was never ambe.
nous, but always clear and to the point.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

The DRY GOODS MUSEUM 1t would be
difficult to exaggeras. should attempt to describe
their appreciation of the iAtterinR their
n selecting stock with which of inteli
gent and refined ladies have honored Messrs.
Z. II. Adams & Bro, by emphaticAlly pro.
nounoinG their display OF elegant articles wholly
unsurpassed by other exhibition of kind
city One of those fair critics recently them that
the multiplicity of attractive fabrics manifesting
superior taste in their selection, to be found in
many pretentious establishments in our metro
polls were less comprehensive and fascinating
than the picturesque combination adorning
their single store. They confidently invite
any who may be sceptica concerning the accuracy
the foregoing to interoGate of their fair
visitors In view OF the reputation they have above
indicated been fortunate enough to win among those
whose appreciation is desirable, think the title
constituting the heading hereof will be deemed appro-
pirate, and confident that those valued customers
whose compliments have been encouraging, will
invite their friends who have rot yet visited the
Museum, admittAuce to which, unlike other museums
Is entirely free Except from temptation to spend
money , to lose no time IN Eeehing opportunity for
beholdIng spectacle which rarely, ever, falls to
win the admiration OF those possessing refined
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

FURNTT URE.-Now that the epidemic is over
and people IettliDG dawn to business they
should not lose sight Of the comforts of homo. To
make a house cozy ard comfortable good and elegant
furniture lie indispensable and this be secured in
better place than at Montgomerys great Furniture
Emporium In the MoreVque Building, corner Of Camp
and POydras streets There can be found as large =
of furniture and French plate mirrors is to be
seen In any establishment North South and at
prices 90 low as to command the attention of pur-
chAserS The firm. which has long occupied leading
position the trade is resolved not to be underSod
Special attention is called to the imported Vienna bent
woodwork which is sold at MOntGomery'S At New York
price, For further details see advertisement in
another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

Taking into consideration the hardness of
the times, Georgia seems to be getting along
very well. To be sure, there is q decrease in
the grand tax list of the State last wear the re-.
ported total was $235 Csc $50, or $40 1874 9SO
less than in 1876 but this is explained by the
shrinkage OF values. In live stock, Gaorgis
farming and meehan aniesi tools, S436 s551 and Ia
bonds and stocks, 81 454 062 Population has
slightly increased, in spite of 1e steady drain
of the Texas emigration fever whereas in 1876
poll tax, last ear there were 207 SIS The sum
invested in cotton manufactorie. in 1877 was
81 7Se 200; the school fund was $3.50 a25 The
State tax was SO cents on Sl0o, and the average
county rate about the same. The oolored peo
pie of the State returned taxable property
reaching an aggregate value of S. 43O S44.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

WINTER FAsHIoNs.-Our fair rea'ers will
learn with pleasure that Butterick & Co.'S Catalogue
of Winter Fashions is ready for distribution an
will be mailed to any address application to the
Singer Manufacturing Company, No. s5 Canal street.
The December Delineator and Quarterly Review have
also been received. No family should be without a
copy OF these qualifications.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

Every thing in the boot and shoe line for
ladies', gentlemen's and chdren's weer constantly on
hand and offered the lowest prices at Geo. waguer's
popular store corner Ursuine and Dauphine streets
Parties needing good articles will do we'll to give him
q cali.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

During the ensuing week Messrs. Levy Bros.,
sS5 and ssT Magaz ne street, will tfer n magnificent
stock of fresh goods in the following Illness Fur cSpes
cloaks bAlmoraI skirts, blankets, cashmerea etc.
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ADYERTIsINq RATEs or THE "sI

Transient Advertisements 81 so per squA''
gertion.
Wants and Personal Information A"N'
10 cenSs peR -ins each insertion:
Raitorial ROtioos 90 cents line
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

The Uniques will arrive next Thursday eve
ai NJ in tim 0 for their performance
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

Little "Toney," the Unique, will appear ext
ThursdAy evening at Grunewald Hall.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24

full line of new hosiery, at Levy Bros.'s
5s5 and 5s7 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-24
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.
Superior Council of New Orleans.

Z. DoUMEING, President.
n. J. KERNAGHAN 1.t Vice Pres dent.
D. P. sCANLAN, . Vice President.
VICTOR sERR. Secretary Particular Council.
THos. G. RAPIBR, Secretary Superior Council
WILLIAM HART, Treasurer