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Y1rARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,
w vA.-CHANGE OF PRopRIEToRS,-
Having recently assumed the proprietorshipoft this
old and fashionable watering place, and completed
our arrangements for the OF visitors,
we now solicit the patronage of the public. Every
effort has been made TO restore TO this establish
ties of the waters have been sufficiently atteSted In
the numbers who have been relieved Of Rheumatic,
Gouty and other Affections, while the luxury or
the Baths, when once enjoyed can never be forXot-
ten. Persons DESTROYS to have fun information
concerning the character Of the waters may con-
suit our circular which viii be sent to them, on
application, free of postage.
We pledge ourselves that our table shall not pc
inferior to any kept either In city or country The
name Of our manager Is sufficient to insure good
living. ltLz
The route to the Warm Springs Is by Richmond
and Stanton to Millboro' depot, on the Virginia
Central railroad, where line Of stages connects
with the trains, enabling passengers TO reach the
Lynchburg, Washington, or Baltimore.
RATES OF BOARD !: Per day $3.50; per week,
SIS per month lf9nr weeks(, SSo;,rpcoppu
Proprietors.
Nav 1. 1883. t5ss3.taEas my SIM
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s1IsoBACCO boxes Use WH1TI0cAa,.is
lPREAIUM TOBACCO BOXES, "a g COT ~ f me
fair In hchmondi In October and also sl ne r
in Danvle in November ie Tor - INN.
used aud exactness. Examine my no eSn-
WINGED that It Is fhorunghly saAsonod
HALF HoXES gTHREE-QuARTEh, bS 80
iands CASES kept constantly on nand. DoAe'
Carefully nut IN sf1ooks for shipment. ,D
~ ~ - h. H WHITLoCK,
corner OF Eighteenth and Cary Streets
fuyA 9m s
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NAH. ROUTE IN VIRGINIA. Route 1870,
Luray to Roadside, Russell Jenkins con-
tractor, one additional weekly trip is or
dered from July /, 1868. ~
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GRANTS ACCEPTANCE ~ ashburne, Of
Illinois, is engaged in preparing Grants
&'1eceptance Of the Radical nomination for
Ae Presidency .-Nationdl Iatelltgeacer.
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sVTOyER AND STRAW.-For sale, zoo
4. . .s,.ea ne PRIME GLOVER, Just now In bloom.
VIII furnish mowers and baiing machines 20 me
nurehaser ID also deBire to sell about Soo .oI "
WHEAT STRAW, to ne taken as ny my s s,vI.a ~
,nsaartfcnIars address WILLIAM AhbEN,. -
p'- s's' Curie,s Wharf, Henrsco county, va
nve6-aoddt
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Richmond, May 1855.

II D. WHITEHEAD Is ADMITTED TO
e AN INTEREST IN OUR BUSINESS, to
take effect from May L 1868.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
us in the past, we hope to merit continuance Of
the same.
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary
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TYEEP COO .-schooner Nelly brS Own
III dsiiy expected with Boston's best loE. HiSs
sell from the yessal Ct %. 80 per tom: .,y,eo4s -
y Mr.A Il. BURR receives orsera ana 8;
NIT, LANE weighs and Dell 3. - 81 snd Pat.
Mossrs. Dennis o. JaSo Y I'D ~ iriIers. II
Shane are 70 be nulnbessa y ia to know II, s.
f%s s s1 g have the sssvGsaisiHAawAaDwEIL.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
POWDER, sc.
RRAss FOUNDRY.


COUTHERN BRASS FOUNDRY.-MRs'
w. EDDENS (wife of James w. Eddens,
5kocoo.adi having established BRASS FOUN-
DRY at No. l4l5 south side of Gary street, Detween
fourteenth and Fifteenth viii have all orders reI
Brass M4Eh Solicited
gu lar IMIg ~ a. ]. B. PATTERSON. Agent.
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, 800, e,rovs and pRoGANs.

i BOOTS, SHOES, and BhoeANSo. .,
e xs.nys ~ these articles have aceIsEaiatea 70
,.rgs ssn No and the management have deter-
n,tSe En- turn them into CASH, N ofoer 70. ss ~
as may be, relieve the airesdy osefou1 ' 2.
st aye WIN take great pleasure in
exhibiting any articles desired ny n tS
, 10 cali the attention OF the VIZ
as,is naic 10 the fact that every ~.
srests In this tHsiisnsSnt aha nu'
~ averv one recurring any OF tho ahoxe.hanc
.,ftries eiye me . call. B. WAKOMELL,.
:. RycsIMoSp Ray II, 1858, SupettuIeneenA.
- w. q-fs3y1lfn4 ssEssss Tss
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RESOLUTIONS, nc.


TsHE FIRM DOING BUSINESS AS
nth Of May 1883. by David Christie selling his In
teress In said firm to Mr.. john D. Prince, Of Kings
coTrhh sy business sfw ao q BRICK M1NuFAcTuRMe
will be continued by GEORGE 8. PRINCE at the
Powhatan Brick Works, below Pockets, Rich
mond, Va. GEORGE 3. PklNCE,
DAVID CHRISTIE.
RICHMOND, VA, May %, 1888. my so-at
w MINOR WOODWARD AND
wv . SAMUEL s. GREEN have formed : co
M RYfK aSb ss Fl The e eTsm
are prepared to fill all orders With dispatch. Office
With Mercer corner WITH and
TINE FIRM OF SAMUEL AYREs & co.
Samuel Ayres having retired from the concern.
@as By T 4
same name and style.
s MME1aM A Z: bSsHAn.
Richmond, July /, 1867.
CARD.
In retiring from the concern of Samuel Ayres
d Co. can but return my sincere thanks to my
many old patrons, and solicit from them con-
tinuaDce Of their favors to William G. Durham,
the successor of the old firm. ,,7r. .yprs
Richmond, July L 1857.
The interest of Samuel Ayres in the firm OF
Samuel Ayres & Co. having ceased, as per notice
of dissolution bearing date July 1857, the bust
ness will after this date, be conducted by the un-
dersigned under the name and style of WILLIAM
c. DUNHAM & co.
Richmond, May 4, 1858.
WILLIAM C. DURHAM & CO., successors TO
Samuel Ayres & Co., General Produce, Shipping,
aud Commission Merchants, Agents Of Old Do
minion Steamship Company, over 1lo1 and lio3
Main street, Richmond. Va. Consignments of
ton given to the sale of tobacco. wheat, four ETC.
Liberal advances made on consignments in hand
my 5-d3t&eodI0t
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nIssOLUT10N.-The firm of GWATH-
IL MEY & MORRIS is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. W. II. P. Morris will settle
~ G. N. GWATHMEY
w II. p. NORRIS
RICHMOND, May 1 1888.
MI. ". ii. p. MORRIS will continue the GE-
NERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and earn
estly solicits continuance of the very liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon the late concern, promising
full market value and prompt returns for an pro-
dnce consigned to him. He has engaged the SER
vices of Mr.. G.. N. Gwathmey to sell all consign-
ments of tobacco entrusted to his care.
Having retired from the General Commission
Business,I cordially recommend my late partner,
Mr., W. 81, P. MORRIS, who will continue the bu-
siness to the patronage of my friends.
l win sell all consighnments Of tobacco en-
trusted to his care. "
my lin u. n. GWAIdMEf.
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.sDiligite yeritatenl, flliam DEF;

'sDUig1te yer1tateH, nildlH Oef'
after which he held out his hand to us.
His affability is extreme. he speaks
French with as much accent as kosslm !;
and the impression he produced on me was
that of pleasant and tranquil OLD man
who appears to be but little occupied with
external matters. 80
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1TSaEsH oMAFOEa EOR. So, A s.l..
lniN
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AGOuNTAIN HOUSE. CAPoN SPRINGS,

Boards per day, $50 per week, $7s per month.
my 22-t15.ty q. EH.E
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cEEp POTATOES each-blows,
y Goodrich, Jackson Whites, ss6es, es stow'
mercer, ~ AsA' WOODS FAY q REED,
tf i6 Fifteenth street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ct sTANISLAUS ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOFTS
since 1860 1t T. beautifully situated the shores tn.
ali the b1ee sne ant
green's holiday walks the neshborns woods AND
sea IN summer are for the pupils great
The delightful situation of Bay Louis and the fac
known that only passing notice Of ae ese az.
The system of in t.
being prevented by constant watching the con.
The religious Il moral instruction of the pupils and
solictude and attention given to the forms
sSa Of OF
The sshSas III. Ys Commence on the 18th of January
Of psR. 5sssysa a. time q Tie
Al that
EnsIsh and french Grsnaf Gonpositisa 1rishnsetie
Bookkeeping Algebra gEsGRHMstfgy !, etc.
Board and Tuition per session payable half yearly In
washing per session 10 90
Beddine Per session, toptona 10 %
vacation S spent S 4 8
Piano and Violin, per month each. 500
Use Of Piano. per month. so
Brass 11n St per month GO
should 90
twelve pocket twelve pair stockings six
kns four summer frock coats sig pair summer pants-
psr nS9 Pae 4
broadly one double WOODEN blanket pillow four pil
81 nj bar combs
No advances made by the institution for clothing
travelling pocket money etc, unless sum Of money be
deposited to cover these expenses =
The nunber of pupils is limited. Parents and guar
diana will fndsit advantageous to their
wards in the beginning Of tho session.
odon Director che Acsdsny aadressed to Bay 81
Louis, CShieldsboro') Miss. :.
REFERENcES-Mr." Thomas Layton. President of th.
southern Bank, New Orleans; Rev. Father JouFdoa,
Superior Of the Jesuits College, New Orloans; Rev
Father Durier, Pastor of the Anntnciation Church
Third District New Orleans; Brother Athannaiua cor.
ner of Lawrence aud Massachusetts atreeta Mcbiie.
Very Rev Pecer At tho Cathedral. hob4e Rev Father
Coylei ST. Vincent Church. Mobile. feS
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Browne, Joseph Harvey, and William Rice
Meredith, executors of the testatrix; and
the defendants. are the Right Hon. Sir Thos.
Esmonde, Bart, the husband of the de-
ceased, the Earl of Granard, her son-in law,
the Countess of Granard, and the Hon. Mrs.
Deane Morgan, her daughter. The testatrix
died ON the ed of November, 1867, at
Johnstown Castle, in the county Wexford,
leaving a will, bearing date the 5th of Au-
gust preceding, in execution Of powers
vested In her by her marriage settlement.
The validity of this will was contested by
the tlafendants,' ON the ground that it was
not executed according to the provision Of
the Wills Act; that the testatrix was not,
1t tho time Of its execution, of sound mind,
memory, and understanding, and that it
waa procured fron her by nndne influence,
exercased and practico6 by the Hon. Mrs.
Deane Morgan and the Hev. Edwd. Hughes,
Protestant clergyman. The whole strength
q the Irish bar with the exceptisn of Mr..
BUTT, Q.C.,) is engaged on either side; and
bhe cross examinati0n@u ParsOn Hughes
sad the executors did not show their CON
duct in . very favorable light. ssi4-4 ~. saj
WIcKLow.-Henry Banks, Md, who for
many years was dispensrry physician to the
districts OF Wicklow and Ashford, recently
lied.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORKERS.

-~-~-->--------------- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ird5 wa MccA IRE; COPPER TIN AND SHEET
III; KtSodfng Guttering, and all kind. of Jobbing don
MAJ. Az ~ assostnent OF Tin Ware Away. hand. AM
- .1cl. mvSl I'm
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS Filter, ETC
>64-.--... MAGAZINE STREET. .-..... +s4
between Race and Robin
From twenty years practical experience in the
can warrant all work entrusted him. No pains shall
be spared to merit the confidence patrons Nv hay
Ing all orders promptly executed with the materials
and Latest improvements the most moderate terms
- DWELLINGS. OFFICES. STORES, etc.,
49, Fitted up With Water and Ga. Pipe.
| t' HOT. @'Fr"1 COLD, PLUNGE
| And Shower Bathing Apparat,a
WATER CLOSETS.
''H- 'WASHSTANDS
e-; HYDRANrS.
SnsHi LEAD. .' 4.5 FAUCETS,
fif y COPPER. and
- IT,, -,;Ya'-.-sfssse GALVANIZED IRON
GAS FIXTURES, y. CHANDELIERS, etc,
- AND THE
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
NH y For hot water pipe attachments. .s
NJ Mci na7fs ArrLroAhn. NE ArrlroA1.'
L U II r s
in GGss.x and 9sss. Bath
az fanes sssss sna f Ee.a fps
Brass and Plated Cocks Of all patterns,
l46. .POYDRAS STREET N
NEW ANS,
Tin Lined Pipe.
Hydrants put up extended aud repaired. Repairing
neauy done. ft.sl w
EDWARD oRounxE. MATTHEW MEAenEn
n'ROURKE & MEAGHER
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
BLAC KSMITHS,
Nos Is3 and lbs Fulton and sl3 New Lovee street.
between St Joseph and Julia streets.
Low Pressure. Locomotive, Fued and Cylinder BOIL
ers Clarfers Filters and Juice Boxes the short
est notice.
Will make contracts Boilers all necessary con-
nectiOns such as Fire Fronts Crate Bars Steam and
stand Pipes Valves etc. Chmneys and Breeching all
of which will be furnished at the lowest foundry prices
All work done at this establishment will be guaran
teed equal in point of workmanship and material any
In the city or elsewhere.
Planters and Merchants are respectfully invited to
call and examine our work and prices- mh2S Iy
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CHARTER
OF THE

| CHARTER
-. $50
1EW 01xRANs CATHOLIC PUBLICATION CoNl'Y
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
Is. =: e.
81 Ss :, ~ Gee: g "a g s. s.
ss:sss
~:
spsaaa'd objects and under the following ''puiOn'
shall be the New
business and legal doice of the corporation .ha,
Vote ~ sn Of cy OF SeT &c 9
with the consent of the President.
The object this company is to publish ne wspaper in
the City of New O1lean. and make such other pnCca
tons as may afterward be deemed advisable by the
The Vice President Of the Company is the officer on
It t. Srana be and in
e? sGst It fss ons
shssss OF Twenty Dollars each one half of each sub.
shs at
ss5 Ii Rs: s i H. sas
rhi. shall Commence x ,s ,oon
Two Hundred Shares Of the Capital Stock is sub.
ss s g
.S. s. q
may vote in person or By Of another sockhOder
In e.se should sseens nsosas.ry to place this
sS 8 s Es :h 81
the Company. in such capacity -, - - - -.
No stockholder will BE- held responsib,e so anv Habit,
~ Of the Company beyond tho amount Of his stock.
Vii ssessns
Aesa approved by the Board = ~ -
The r,rst President 4 Direction. shall be
presidsnt' who snail b Clsrgym s1e
and wS .ha o. named BY the President and second
three other 1s sso s by the
% nsi BE
others appointed by him as frequently as he shall
70 their to
E. tes is e in the Of
the general business the corporation he
see MT 70 exercise It. .nr,c,r x,r
The three Directors of the second class shall be elected
by the holders at election held annually
the month Of CATER the first elsctien such
whereof due notice shall be given newspaper Of
e q 5 ss aa s majority s
cast shall elect In vacancy occurring during
"a ea ss Te Of tas tn %
eide in case of n tie vote. :. |E
This annual election Of Three Directors shall be the
corporation.
No member of the Board Of Directors shall any
m tb small ne hold any Iher
The President shall hold bis Office Until his death or
voluntary resignation
Upon vacancy in the office of President occurring in
the Directors first class or as many Of them as
s sf ss s sae 5ns
he three Directors of the first class he shall appoint
The Board Of Directors shall have sntre Of the
business of the Company They shall appoint editors
nd IF the and az their
and time Of pspsr Thsy SsVs
s 10 buy saS maxi M
sns IT
my. '-+, 1H 49, -
This act may be amended By vote of the stocihold.rs
e II al e. IN Sc s
= Board
The torn for which t G.en is formed .b. b.
shouId any stocbodsr Geuse or nso,sct 70 MAJ. nnnc
aaiy his instaiment as same tails due interest
hereto from maturity until payment and il any stocI
older refuses ncglects to pay his her nstalment
Of brestors Shall the right of
at auction or otSorsdse as the Board may deem
dvisable. III
NEW ORLEANs, January 81, 1868. Id
ar FIE B;.es HsSnsy
q sats It, S Ssve osSa h @
that and nothing therein contrary to the
constitution and the laws of the State Of Lo4isana
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EDUCATIONAL.

!. EDUCATIONAL.
Mis. c Iaisrpaaat. GoLLEGE lass cHRIsrA
,,ssntnre Of the Stats of Mississippi directed bv
Having long fcit the many Inconvenience. a..end..
n,rin@ IN ~ s .r CITY, the Christian Ir:ths
1as sssy .s
s:s Ss.s .sGwa
ss saa them @ t.
"" r.. . msS :" me sHmmer e.c,rssnist
ample snS ~" 1ar si's 81.
off, H;;!s:r.s.d P.s ,a1 .i.s - >
in %3ssk,ae Psa. chrstisa 6iee. whssessr II rsesse
81 g.
s;sa s which i sfsss
literary So.s, e'po"a' o'sssr drsec" and besto n
The sla.: reom. study halls dormtory and re.otory
Nv %E .o!itis. than sos. which h.v. .e.a,
. l. f ssss .s shs e SSssee, q
ss. %s s:a y
= 's $50:
Of al dsno.in..o.. sdan'"l and sssf
seE.eSRoss .as md; md g; e Pc sesinsas July
saSsy Who nay a''''' 7: nEf % oppo
Psyments-Term Of Ave months invariably In .av,nc.
BIZ e a.; r.ssi9E tutoa and doctors Per sera
Entr:nce - e % paid Only Us
:. EXTHN ''IIaiHiES
h":i'F ess F s:sr ssn II 3 '; tn, tern, ~, $50
ts1 q ate or , .9y ' wind Per
Use Of insfrumsnts in tho study Of natural phioso
ply and chemistry per session; ;;,..::.::......
Agent In New Orleans-Chaiies D. Elder M Ia D.
afas street: Post-oaice address Box 1904. fe9
st; MARY's COLLEGE -DIRECTED ny I'm
streets. New Orleans. I.a. ~ "'"sA
lhis inntftntfon nco' by net of the Lesss
atnre OF the year ls5s, l to grant Dido
mas confer Degrees aud ali literary honors ofsr.
aeve1pmsnt Of students. II is conn,o,lious and we'll
Ventilated; situated n Ii"t and healthy part Of the
Of public confidence has already gained and tie ANNA
increase of the number Of Students The system of gov
observance of established discipline No pmn vi, me
received from another College without
and none win be retained whose manners
unssstlisisd: TERMS: 'F"s'''' opinions arc
The firrt the Monday In Sepember the reo"nd
on November 18th! the third February LIST: and the
per quarter Of 81 months " ~,
and First Preparatory CIasses, per
Tsition-Tird Preparatory Glass per quarter of 0"
Preparatory Glass. per quarter of 's $"
: EXTRA CHARGES. " ."
vioIn, tstrinss furnished /, per quarter ss %
Flute, or any other Wind Instrument per
TDraw,ro H"' .--..-.-..-.-.. 10 %
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81: CHARLES COLLEGE.-THE SESSION Arr aT
~ Charles College Grand Coteau LaJ will @
On the cath of October to end usual aout fb on
of August. TERMS: va" ~"tn OF
Fees $500 in gold or the equivalent In public
Entrance fec eIO fS currency.
Booka and Medicines form extra charges.
Music at the option of the parents 81 ner mont,
The articles of Bedding IL furnished 6y the S.o.o
$40 per annum. - WV No2oBos
The terms are .toLe paid by half session in s,x.,..
second being due the 10th OF March " "''ooeF the
NO advances tor clothing, travelling Or .,-..,.
penses win be made by the Institution excenS;a.
money deposited by the parents for tSeeS , ne
!. The age of admission is from ten TO aa..,
anS S,t that the pupils know he 70 re
r. F Odt R ssfsS = 4 CO A,.,..
fe9 80 Eatchez street New OriS.,.
pROSPBCTUS OF THE COLLETIF OF 7FiTE ~
L marulate Conception, New Orlaers AA
literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society of Jas1ss " '
Inc onndinEs areswell adapted for purpoae A
couFtyaFd entirely cut on from the resaryed o.
recreaton 20 that from the arrival pupils at 10
A. HI, Till their departure p M they are eorS
secluded and upefintended
The course of.instructiou embraces Greek Iats,
Mathofnatics Astronomy, Natural and MsntsS Bsify
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and fhs Sss
Commerciaa Branches. = - S s1'"1S
s.udnnts arc not admitted unless they know how
TIE and religious training of tho a
lead.ng objects Of the instructcrs. -
Every month report e sent to parents stasng osa
The academical year begins the nrse RfonAo =.
October and ends about the 3lst Of Jaly. ~
Collegiate Course, payable in sa~aao. ana \, v->..
States curreney, two moathA. ess. S~"S
Preparatory CeurOel eIs,
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I'm Pay ne proper asdastoss u 6
uns c.spsod II week or moro from tho besnnine
9 s:ais'.a a. current prtos.
ness dsusss in which latter 20 Case Ssse e.
t.s 1sn e sssns and
Without perission. docs not satisfsotsrx aoCns r.
6esss .ss s 81
proper admonition inourn according to sho
aht ss ., p 9
| in advance. '. -" money peiS
Quarter No deduction made when wifSdrash Sn o0s
the Suarer no matterhow short he may have MAN
80 COURSE OF STUDIES.
COLLEGIATE.
Ancient aud Modern Eoention MetanST History.
Ghssnnistry AigehIa higher; Geometry Plane. sold
Analyea Geometry Diaercntiai and inteerai
Natural rhesophy; French Grammar and
conn ERCIAL.
eoer Bssn
Partictiat attention paid to renmanshp. ''non"
w.t., -, PREPARATORY. -. --
teal Tables Cyphsring and French Readins. Arthnss
- lntermediate Classes-In addition to etba obo-
and practical Sacred Hist"rT intellectual
AigebIa elementary French, Music. vocal and instrn
Special attention ia given Musical Denart
members of which chosen among the studenfs 81 te
College rehearse daily under the guidance of eomn a
The Commercial Department is expressly designed for
infants profession. 70 ene &C
There is an examination held each quarter wbsn ,h.
students are promoted though they may be promoted
.he year L. held the public at the
CLOSE oil Thloh premiums are distributed according to
end on the 10 first M h n.s in September
Roy
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= t:.9.-3- OF the
HEW ORLEANS CATHOLIC PUBLICATION ooxrY

NEW ORLEANS, January 81, 1868. \
CHARLES Il. LUzENBURG, District Attorney, In
and for the First Judicial District Parish of Orleans do
hereby certify that have carefully examined tho fore
going Charter Of tho New Orleans Catholic Publication
Company and that find nothing therein contrary
Constitution and the laws of the State of louisiana
C.. H LUXEMBOURG,
District Attorney First Judicial District
J. NJ ODIN, THOMAS j. SMITH, G. M,
N. j. PERCHE, JOHN B. DUFFY, G.. IS. R.,
PETER aoLToN, JOHN FLANAGAN,
JAMES O.DOWD. THOMAS KENNEL
II. e. MOHAE ID. i. SCANLAN,-
W. J. CASTELL, ", d. LANcAS1WEs 60
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OHILIP McCABE, COPPER. TIN AND SHEET.
-, IRON worker. aud Dealer In Crates, No
A06 Camp street, New Orleans.
with dispatch. - ~ " "'s ~
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