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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
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~ - Nail Passenger Packet--For Shreveport Grand
LsA3Es55 ltyon Coushsta Canpe Grand Ecere ST. Mau.
Montgomery, DuEand's, cotie, Alexandria
Normans Barbns and all intermediate landings Red river
The magnificent and fast running passenger packet B. L.
Hodge, G. u. Marshall, master will as above and
every alternate Saturday throughout the season For freight
or passage apply on board.
FIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL,
Iezf Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Leaves on SATURDAY. 10th inst at S PM
FOR SHREVEPORT. GRANT

w. M bayou, Uamptet GRAND Ecore Alexandria Nor.
s. garbn' all intermediate landings On
zssk Red rfver-The entirely new very light draft and
fast running passenger Tiger, Cook MASTER T.
WV EGraha1n clerk will leave For freight pas
having splendid accommodations apply board
SIRGINIUS C. DENTHEL
mo ADVERTISING Arent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Leaves on MONDAY eth inst at s r. NJ
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKE

h.-F0r TtHefs0n, HInli1lldt BeIIfpft Tori Unddo,
~ n Swapsons and Afoorngs Landings Albany
zasaE shreveport. Grand Bayou, Coushatta Campe,
Grand EcoTe Bondieu Landing Alexandria, Norons Cor
toms Barbns and all intermediate landings Red rYe-The
swift running passenger Comet, r. Seade
MASTER w S. sleade clerk will leave above. For fegf
passage apply on board.
YIRGISIUS C, DENTZEIi
M IA vertisin Atent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

NENUI 4AK RED RIVER PACKET
~ h-For Grand Ecore, Nacitoches Tiger Island st
Maurice Fsveren,s, Montgomery, Dafand's, Bux-
toms, Mouth Of Cane River, Cotie Alexandria
Mormss Barbins and all intermediate landings river
magnificent and fast running packet Ra
" G. Dowty MASTER will leave as above For frsirf or nas
sage apply on board N -
- YIRGINIuS C. DENTZEI,
tezg Advertising Apent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Leaves on SATURDAY. 10th Inst, at5P. NJ.
FOR LNUTSXILLE- FIN

. M Irregular packet AutOcrat, Hy Scott
master will leave for Louisville and all nterme
late landings abose. For freight passage
apply on board.
yIRGINIUS C. DENTzEI. a
ms Adverfisfnf, sgept
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

Leaves on MONDAY. l2th inst. atJPN
II EEGzIlI. A z M 4 d,xIIrI.a 4 I

49, M The elegant, fast running and magnificent mas.
ssenger packet Peerless, Len Moore master
will leave as above for Camden Champasnoe
lnnbia Harrisonbnrg Trinity ali landings on Black liver Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge PLAQUE
mine Donaldsonye and all intermediate landings For freight
having unsurpassed accommodations apply board
YfRGfN1US O. nENT2EIa
mi Advert;sing I,tn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th Inst. atspu
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORi.EANs

MEMPHIS AND NEW oRiEANs
HnT h " y Mall Packet Iihe-For Memphis AMI Hi M
ssnds.fhe irsi eass passenger packet steamer
- u. n. w. Hill, J. H. Newal master will
eceiye freight on Monday morning, foot III iToa
street and will leave above For freight Or passage snn an
board or " efse ePpiy va
ms oaiea nrJa ~ Z. = E MI n a,
This line connects Napoleon with regular nsete. er b
At M snd White rivers md at Memphis with superior pack
as-A Adams Express carried regularly by This Line
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
oUACHITA RIVER.
Leaves on THURSDAY March a. athpN
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH IsgIY.S

FOR CAMDEN, BEACH TsJITS
fsE Ghanipsgnolle, Wilmington, Pigeon Hiils Moro,
garyvlle, Marie Saline, Extra Aataih Handing
loc hlotngnd, Month ~ Arbonne Trenton Monroc'
rne Buis oiaehita City Columbia HArrsonbug Trinity and
all intermediate landings Unaehia Black RiyesrIe
ns splendid and afe ast running passenger packet steamer
Ttgress, a. b. Hopkins master will ieaye Al aore and
apply on board \ Z p'se
MI yIRGISIus G. DENTzRL,
1yaF4tet Ian
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
FOR ATTAKAPAs.

Leaves on THURSDAY March g. at 2 r. NJ
FOR ATTAKAPAS VIA PLA.
N.T quenne-ihe fast running and light draft steam
Gossa mer, ]. r Fogay, master will leave
above, taking freight and passengers for Der.
wick and Bashea cities Lower Atehaaylaya Patteonvie
Genterve Franklin Chafentou, Jeannefetfs IBERIA ST
Martnsville Fase Pointe and all intermediate landings For
freight or passage apply on board
YIRGINIUS c. DENTzEL,
mi Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
ARKANSAS RIVER.

= ~ = H,N 3 a ? y " u e.
Leaves SATURDAY March TO- at 5P NJ
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
~ h. Packet-For Fort Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Rose
ylls sPadra, Norristown Dardanse Little Rock.
ight-draft passenger packet Arkansayy Traveller
Thomas mister will leave above For freight or passage
apply on board.
yIRGINIUs @, DENTzEI,
ms Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Leaves on MONDAY. 18th inst, at 8 P NJ
}ao REGULAR RED RIVER PACKE

fgsg h. Glana Eeore, satemoehes, llger island
aaaasM Buxton,s, Mouth Of Cane river Gotile, Aexan
dria Noma's, BarbntS and all intermediate landings Red
River-The magnificent and fast running passenger packet
Sioux City Chas. X Baker MASTER will leave
VIRGINIUS c. DESTZEL,
m5
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
10 WEIR CoAs T..

Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P.M NJ.
Regular New Orleans and Fort Adams Packet.
THE NEW AND SWIFT RUN
~ lining Passenger Packet G Il en- A ge, s.
Heno, master will leave above every SAT
RpAY evening returning, leaves Bayou Sara
every WEDNESDAY after the arrival of the from Wood
VILE taking freight and passengers for all landings the
Coast. For freight passage apply on hoard, orto
r, W. ADAMS d. CO..
feT Corner Front and Common streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

1.eaves SATURDAY. March 10 At r. NJ
FOR UPPER RED RIVER Dr.
~ reet-Eor Kiamicl poakyille, ciarksyiis Ro
Hand, Lanespor Rocky Comfort White cliffs
Washington, Fulton Spring Bank and all WAY
andings-The superior Light daught steamer Era No. g.
Jno Konns, master, WILL leave above giving clear bi
through For freight orpassage apply on board.
YIRGIEIUS G. DENTzEIs
mT Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
Leaves TUESDAY. 18th inst. at p. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER PAT

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ For Hurricane and carolina Bluffs Shreveport,
Grand Bayou. 0uacha Gampte Grand Ecore,
xas@.sEst Maurice Montgomery Cotile, Alexandria,
NoTmanI Geons Barbins and ali Intermediate landings
ming passenger packet Leconte, G. Johnson will
For freight passage having fine accommodate
' fts TIRGINIgs G. DENTZEL.,
gent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
leaves on SA SEIZED ioth Int atsp NJ.

Leaves on SATURDAY. 10Th inst, at 5 r. M
49, REGULAR DUACHITA AND
, ffeT n Biask River packet stennler Ashlnud-For
ama i Beach HUI, Millcr's Bna Champagne.
Wilmington, More Cary Vile Marie saline
Alabama Landing, ouacha City Trenton Monroe and MI th
Intermediate landings Ouaehiia Baek riveThe
elegant and ghtdrHnEht steamer
w H. Huddeston master will leave above For freight or
passage apply on board. - v
ms 4 y AZ WEN = 1 49,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

~ eepas DaiIY, IN eonneeiion with the n. o. O. and
q. w Raioad-Ihe fast steamer st. NaryJ
Attikis9n master, built expressly for psssen
leaving Berwicks Bay daily for Paersenve Ganterve and
Franklin and will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Clarendon eanneretts Town
the latter place With f0rhorse mail coaches for St Martini
Lafayette Grand Cotean, Opelousas and Washington.
Running time from New Orleans 10 Washington teny-slx
hours, being the quickest travelled.
AS the ST. Mary leaves the Railroad daily offers better
facility for delivering freight than any trade
Shippers will please the boat their dray receipts.
j. NJ. JOHNSON Il CO.,
IF No. 5 Old I.eVee. Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

I Leaves on SATURDAY March 10. atBP NJ
REGULAR OUACHITA PACK ET-The ne "
1I magnificent fast-rnnning passenger packet steam
M@zkkSfa-er Lfzzie Simmons, George Fl. KIRK, mas
will leave above for Camden Beach Hiljs
Miiiiers Bluff, Champagnoe Wilmington Moro Pigeon Hiis
Caryve Marie Saline Alabama Landing ouaeha City Loeb
lotnond, Mouth DArbonns, Trenton Monroe Pine Bn 90
ianbiH Harrsonbg Trinity and all intermediate landings
For freight passage, having unsurpassed
apply on board.
fe2o iNtoe " B sdssrtis;ls, -.
s-The Lizzie Simmons will take Bayou bartholomew fregh
with privilege Of reshpping the steamer Jennie Kk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

-- Leayes ON sATURUAY, l0tb inst. n s P. NJ
REGULAR JEFFERSON AND
RS n Upper Red River Packet-For Rowland lanes
Lessa1IsI3 port Fulton, springbank Jefferson srhiand
Benton, Port Caddo, swanson's. Mornings Alba
Shreveport Grand Bayou CAmpe Grand Ecore ali in
ernediate landings Upper Red RverThe and very
light draugit passenger packet steamer OsceOIa Mcmillan
master, will leave above.
YIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL
ms Adxertisinn 4 unnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
~. NEW ARLEANS Ia X n IIs,rrI

aew orlesns every alternate saiurdsy
var Pine Bluff Gregg's Landing Spring Bayou Cawthons
Landing. Grand Bayou, Ccashaa Canpe Grand Ecore S.
Maurice Montgomery Alexandria, and all intermediate land
Mg Red RiyeThe ne and fast running passenger steamer
Milton Relf. Charles Hall, master viii leave as above
For freight or passage apply on board
VIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL.
mi Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08

No. m Orleans Passenger Paeket--for St Louis Tars
iekman New Madrid, Memphis and m nteTmes
SrHHHdtaie landingSfhe fast running and sp IN.
aid passenger steamer n D. II. Silver MASTER
y nov IN port and will leave nhosc freight or passage
apply on board @ 80
yIBGIN1Uso C. DENTzEI.
no Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-08
BAYOU DIES GLAIsE.

Passengers and shippers rely the
For freight or passage, amply on beard
VlRGINIUS g. DENTzEL
NIB Advertising rnnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
lol what q glorious sight appears,
To our believing eyes-
The esth and ssss 90 mtn away,
Ard The s.ld rsflf.y sklrs

Immediately AFTER The sirsng, smother brother took
time BY the frtock ard sf1 in lss3 he asked hi
opinion of Npusm CID oct feel dDposed
terrain the cocirne now however, he clearly The
uuth Of be scrpiura doctrine But be dred from The
prtsoher respecting the time; after careful nvesf'-
gsiioc, he feels certain Tie worlds dirsolu-
conoluded rbapsoc zeal speech By ssyne, chns doe6
hot this year he WIN be missaken than
usi be VII be oksrpoin'ed- (korc oooskirs s.esg
the ssters)
Aposber brother followed. he MOI certain 70
year, Day mopth but he vas crrsin vaa cluos -
JOY 10 him. He hcJed al present would prepare fov NJ
great event Another broth with exsrv nelly pCue ear
rssrss, ssd that the who DID not vnnl Cnria -
come Christian The wicked cannot undersnnd.
bot the righteous vse and can upde rstand Ne vgoS
Of prophecy and ipierrret the Scriptures
Amer tnis the preacher recommended collection 10 BE-
taken up Tor cesy OF expenses fhe plaSs went
round, but returned amoef miuus thu peedful.
The bsnedicou bsDg psonoupcsd, the needing vas -
liberty onpsrss The snter seemed Ion N lcave wAh-
oui shake Of hands with hts reversnos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

not here 10 follow the miaor1y thyouah his pers ar
10 6ouss these quesons which strike per 70 ha Arpe-
roaa heart then any othss-ths questors liberty ana
slavery We we're net for social and Christian n.er
course nierestt5 in what al religious bodies
While be believes that perhaps hey would live IN greater
harmony viii Others, by Keeping clear depopinstonL
lines, be had no special regard for any denemiIsron
~ such, only 10 far frihere9 the work OF God.
II seemed TO him sometimes that they ell Of them
uusorby Of their Puritan jsiheSs when he romeobered
those pobe hard working brave men, Who shrunk fron
no danger, from no hardship Tney needed 70 smu!se
their spirit in The evils they had contend wah In ths
sse greater self sscrincc, in more deaaht lives, y
hearts mighty iowArcs men because obedient towards
God He hoped they would al gather up from thD
meeting that Puritan sphii In which was the life Of sverv
church Having come here 10 s1jase In tho bonds Of
solid value.
Rev. Dr THOMPSON here rose to inform the audisnoe
all have opportunity 10 put In practice he Purinn v
tue Of nnselfsh Christian courtesy Every ooo should
count himseh as one; and then any had claim for
pome poor children II home who had nothing eot ~
The oolation-which consisted Of cornucoplas ned Wh
rut CAKE rastns and almonds, and a 100 cream
FOR eachwG Then handed round, excellent order bshg
preserved.
Rev. DANnL WoKrn from North Carolina, was intre.
duced by DR.. Thompson coming from . part a. u
country bas endured the curse of oppression deeper
than any known In Austra, where Christian man, for
our profeeeed TO be estabshed had sured
BONDS and imprisonment
Mr.. WORM said but few words, and those 20 INGRAM
mAcay strung together - to show that whatsoever stripes
ne may nave suffered In later years. his schoolmaser wa1
Ieprene nevey negligent In administering the btrch He
SAC ne feh Ike Peter being led forth prison,
tns were dream. He delivered, he supposed, by
maiDtain firm hold that RELIGION which had beeu ~
stay and comfort In prison.
Alter singing the 10Th hymn the meeting seraratsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
TO THE EDITOR on rHs HERALD.

ovnr srs AxuIcAs suspsr succl Uuox.
SOC BsospwAv, Nay 10, 1s6o.
wnycu nov oorrsctos in ycur oompar~av. ssass-
meut Of receipts given IN Tile mornings HssAtD N rec
rsucs 70 the New York Sunday scnool Uaion.
The Nsv York Sunday sohool Union b auxiliary 10 Ne
American Sunday School Uuou end all IN recstp4s aro
paid into the treasury Of The society Ths foow-
irg n the covrscs stat inert -
1858. 1862 ESreue
Receipts from tbeNY
sunday School Union
paid 20 the An. sun
csy s<hooi Union. .. t1o,soo 90 1900 90 500 "a
Entire receipts In dons-
tiors ard leeaces 70
the American Sun
Cay School Union. $3.50 n 7.s7s n la.7Io On
Receipts nom sa<s... 202 40 - 2A,40S o. S2,O12 q
Total O'a sn7% = T.. ss,,ss .
Associate Secretary American Sunday sohoe Unioa.
TIE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
TO TIE riroR OF THE HERALD.
VIII you allow me " ccrvci ristars which occrrs
In tne HhAlDs rcrot Of my remarks n IRE meenG ye1-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

NEW YORK INSTITUTION FOR DEAF MUrEs.
ANxrvN usAny ExxRcrsxs AT rHH ACADEMY ov MUSIC.
The rorv nrr anniversary Of the New York Iastus'on
fcr ne ms ucscu Of the Dss and Dumb was oc'ebrsed
HAT evenas the Academy Of Music By public exhloi
vvs q hs prosress and abilities Of the vuph AZ 90
forr~r c.sons 81 hs bind ths usmr steress and con-
car v~re osrlsycd by ts sensrc-s people Of Nes York
IN ..use which 90 directly sppess 10 the highest ard
sobisst feelings n our humanns fact rs, was p'ess
~ an syidssuy crnonsrsssd by the large ssssassse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-11

ne Psmsr said he thought that In copjsro,On With
their anniversary annual meeting, at which Inc mn
ssrs and others oonnec ed with the Uaon mshi dsccas
topics interesting 10 the members generally and imparl
Information, would prove highly useful II would roi BE-
like general assembly, OF body having any jdrsce
ton authority, but . voluntary association Of chrs
tan brethren, mesusg together 10 irqaIre hos
they might most efec,uslly cooperate IN the great
cause which was 20 dear 10 them on. II reemsd more
cnHeun 70 convene meeting Of this kind in New York
Than in Bos,on. The Immense extent Of the cliy AMI The
great number Of and objects Of inres, lad
called away The sentou Of visiiers made mich
dicun here than csewhere 10 convene such meetings
rssed In ,ome Part Of his work for the want OF what he
believed be would be hsy TO obtain from meetings Of The
,ct described He had al.sys supposed, until DO At
tended thsm, that the srniversary meeting would Afford
opportunity for such interchange Of feelings and
ssp,menw He did not want any acton that would
be ecclesastcal or thing Ike dctaiion but free
interchange Of vs.s he hoped measures would be
taken 10 invite such meeting next year In connection
9Th The snnivessry ans he supposed great good would
Mr. Bovrs, Of New York, vas saiIs6.d that each year
hey vcad have better reports 70 make mo tusgesusn
4 would Ia Be weI TO srpo,ns '' s committee q
trec 70 correspond with tss dnsrbt sections Of the
ssifsrrs. ard hey mshs very ~ prosissy rpsni an
Evening, cr even day, comforting together. thus be
comm. better seqosin'ed Win esch other and gttung
hovourb psieh Into the hing OF the ofgsnizs
too This wcrh Of builspe churches, which hsd only
lately teen msnosd BY the society, seems 10 be
Ne eysnd object The he thovgbt Of ", the more
ccnvlrced he that vss The moss Important work 10
wbhh they engaged, and that ought 10 be aus
tlred by making annual contributions He could sive
Illustrations N shcw that W gsa mspy peehborhoods
10 the West, where village had srovn up on railroad,
and where, IN sundsy, you ~culd zee the young men
fhsovirs QUO s snc the people o,hcr~se snrrrs uem.
tsvts AZ ioon a. church bull, chspFe oc,rfr D.
he iecrr brushed their clo,hes and ss aded eein
chip; src few yesrs to~e lite church's ~e,e Aee
to $40 scx money 10 the parent socicty.
W. rrsvI corsdereo that sucb . essstigs sond Ne
good uesrs OF cistrtutDs tms v"rss -ere re
Owned crg THE CouertsatDsie's. BE nc-' oned The
tsfe cf yerg LADY 10 cef'sb vtfre ~ "a RAJ
qui'e sun hrle hcok eputis5 HWY ns<e,-s 70
Being an Eyneopalisp 1ne consrse,ccua ninS.sr M
no work 70 meet H. Nov, the naete5 cor h'e o. ~
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-13
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ or SHERRURNE attached IN Repso,, r,,,.t,, so.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF sHERBURNE. attached to Benton County for
sTRffcT coURr-FouRTH JUDICIAL DIS.
Jeremiah p. Woodbury.. against James a. White and
Fidela @. White, his wife and J, II. Boggs.
To the above-named defendants
In the Of the State Of Minnesota You and eaeh
the complaint Of plaintiff in this action which Ia
been filed in the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Aforesaid at Sank Rapids tn the County Of Benton o
which Sherburne county y attached TOR judicial pur-
poses and 70 serve copy Of our answer 70 the sad
complaint the subscriber q his oee In Anakn IL
the county Of AnokA IN the State d Minnesota With
n twenty days a1tef ths servce u this sunmons on
ysu excusve Of he day q such seryice; and Kyou s
70 answer the aid complaint within the time aforesad
ne pl.naa e tAs action vii apply % he court or he
DATED 4ncka, October 1850. ss y
70 the dokendnnk y. 81. BoG9B s.ss
The otlest q ~ above snfsd action, IN which sum.
re dated July l i1s made 81 Jsssss q. White and
tdeha y wnlte ~ ~, 70 Jeremi1A n WSodbury
1pea hes 3 3 Sftaes x e see the 8 y e x s:
IVA s ':ss:s ;;s
Us. Xse, - y q q oesssaea =, 4 ,e~.ah.p
and = secure 6e payuent q a 10 and interest," scccgd
ing 70 tho c0ndiions 81 prem noa bssr]nS evsn
dale thsfswflh md - psrsonal sf q nHds Sssins1
Ssasa ossssss -. issa. = !, or,s.,.
dssls-wsw PlAannHs Atsssnsy, Aneka.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-13
CTATE OF MINNESOTA - DIS
y TRICT COURT, FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,

In the matter Of the application Of John vsnderhorck
an insolvent debtor for discharge from his debts
70 the creditore Of said John vanderhorck
Please take notice that reading sd fling the pe
non schedule and inventory Of John Nanderhorck,
. resident Of West st. Paul. in the county Of Dakota
praying be discharged from his debts. pursuant 70
chapter 80 q he Revised Statutes q minnesota entitled
OF the relief Of tneolyent debtors ord made
by the Hon Dcnaldson, Judge q the said District
requiring al the creditors Of the sad John Vanderhorck
a lis chamber = 0watonns ssels county Nnnssoss
ON he 18Th day cf March, A. D.. le60 s 10 o'clock IL
ne forenoon e thss az Ehy a asnnent e he
50 q de Revised sAtues and haS ncce hereof Sc pub.
ished FOR ten weeks succassvey, q loas onoe Is esch
week q re Hsstnss Insspsnssss ysekly newspsper
ke ~ Paul Weekl1 Fioneer ard psnnorak = wSstiy
nswspsper .publIAed q g rsul t.e ST g fPveF1-
Asas snd ArEes .sss31y paRss ps3h3sas4 g Aihsa
% spFingdsld Journs1 xsssy gesss 22h!lshs4 g
Dad 'aas '4A day & 1 Sssss;RFssSsEhl ls'a'
...,e..,. zssss az, s, e k. ssse s,,,.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-13
CT. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR
- YOUNG LADIES, CONDUCTED BY THE SIS

~ YOUNG LADIES, CONUUCTEU BY THE SIS
TnkS Of ST. JOSEPH-ST PAUL. MINI.
This Institution will be opened for the reception OF
Pupils on Monday, September 5th
il will be under the auspices ndspecia direction of
Right Rev. T. L. Grace Bishop OF ST. Paul. The buildings
are pleasantly situated in healthy and retired part Of the
ity The chief ed6ce IL Of stone, three stories high
with galleries to each story running the whole length Of
the building The interior arrangements have been made
with view to its use as an academy. The study room
and dormit0res are large, c0mm0dious and well ven.
tilaed The grounds are handsomely ornamented, and
afford ample room for recreation and the heathul exer
else Of the pupils.
Catholic institutions comprising all the departments Of
education moral and intellectual culture, refinement Of
manners and physical improvement The course Of
studies will embrace all the branches, useful and
mental, that are usually taught. 7sf Et =
The government will be mild and parental but firm
and uniform while the srctest attention win be given
the health, comfort and wants ofthe pupils.
The annual IL divided into two sessions of five
months each the first commencing on the first Monday
September and the second the first Monday in Feb
ruary. Examinations will be held every two months
and The results communicated to parents by bulletins
The annual term will close with publ exhibition in
the latter part Of June.
Terns per Session-Payable half session in advance
Board and Tuition in any all Of the following
branches:
Reading Writing, Grammar. Geography, History
Arithmetic Mathematics Geometry, Physical Sciences
Moral and Intellectual Phosophy-$60 &C., and Sos &C.
cording to age and class Of Pupil.
For bay Scholars S. S. and So according age and
class Pupil.