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A CApEMY OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
c.RoSpELET, MISSOURI, NEAR ST. LOUIS

At this ttution taught all branches that enter
into the education of Thoroughly accomplished Young
lady The best evidence the Sisters can offer as
to parents and guardians of their is the
extensive awarded by the public to their Of
forts. -.
For the health pupils tho site OF the Institution
All the appliances for successful study in all the
branches amply provided for by the Sisters
besides museum and extensive chemical labor atory
The scholastic wear of ten months commences on the
first Monday in September and ends about the 2sth of
June.
that can the moral and mental character OF the
pupil is by the Sisters regardless Oh LABOR OF
expense. ~, ,.. - A.. ,s,..;s,;,,
desiruus of their children or wards to the ca
denny will find easy and mode Oh convey
| between st. Louis and New Orleans =.
Letters addressed to the Directress OF st. Joseph
Prospcctuses sent with full when desired
| ae9p
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iT.-MARXs-coLLE G e.
DIRECTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.

DIRECTED BY THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS,
Studies win be Resumed the 3ist of August.
Tho or;o,s arts and sciences usually taught in col
lepes find hero an appropriate place in system OF
education established by experience conducted on the
most approved plan, and. with devotedness commen-
surate with the work engaged in
In view the great number of classes In the coege
thorough graduation for all capafties ana
h boon attained and the frequent EXAMINATIONS and
nromotions beEet emulation the soul OF
| making labor pleasure and success acertainty
The course of instruction pursued IN the college -
divided into three departments preparatory inferno
diate and collegiate There is, besides an exclusively
course students not wishing or
sufoient time to 90 through whole Of the collegiate
course.
For further particulars terms, ETC., apply at the col
lego corner of PoeSfarre Foucher streets aug 80
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PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF TIE M

DROSPEUTUS OF The COLLEGE OF TIE I'M
L maculate Conception New Orleans.
This Iit.rnry Institution, incorporated by the State
Ioniaiana and empowered confer degrees, is con-
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society of Jesus
The buildings are well adapted for the purpose. "A
entirely off from the street Is reserved for
recreation that from the arrival OF the pupils at IO
A. M till their departure Mt p. NJ they constantly
secluded and superintendent
The course OF instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English French Poetry Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Philoso
phy with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branches A.
Students not admitted, unless they know how te
read and write - =,
The moral and religious training of the students the
lead nc objects of the instructors.
Every month report is sent to parents stating eoA
duct progress, rank in class and attendance
The academical year begins on the first Monday o
| October and ends about the 3lst of July.
| TERMS;
Collegiate Course, payable in advance, and In Une
| States currency, two months, ego.
! Preparatory Course, SIG. 10 "
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CT. vINCENT's CADEMY.
JEFFERSON CITY. LOUISA A.
Directed by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools

PRosrEcrus-This institution. situated on Napoleon
Psa asssa iosation
a
The system Of government though Arm and ieding
haa and shs and h
best employee 70 excite a %sia to
she rssoas IF Pns
all denominatons are admitted and their se ;d a
the commercial department
TERMs-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE:
Preparatory Class, per month. GO
Superior Class --.--.---.-------..--- . w
EXTRA CHARGES:
Instrumental Music, per month ...----------ss 90 90
German -.----..-----------.-. z m
Drawing The services Of Drawing Teacher win be-
secured when sufficient number of pupils will desire 70
STUDY 'AA' '''n COURSE OF STUDIES:
PREPARATORY.
sgsag anf vFsse an
Sacred History.
| In addition to the above United States History,
and sns Praatea
| Defamation; Musio-Vocal and Instrumental
SUPERIOR AND COMMERCIAL
j Observation-Disclosures Style; Bookkeeping Com
French Tassuees s suR p .Ss
Globes; Astronomy; History--Ancient and Modern;
snarssns prawng %u
sic--vocal and Instrumental
| REGULATIONS:
} The class rooms on school days care opened at
the morning ~, rrS@ to 81 the the saPis at 81
school begins; in the yard fifteen minutes
ia till 1911 Mt H. recess OF htteen minutes
/; at 81 the pupils are dismissed
r Pupils may be detained after this hour Tor any
whatever, will get note from their teaenet
stating the time when they were disnissed tHe
are sign that note and to send 1t BACK mex
day. 60. .,..,o., c-,,,s Al
Director will be tolerated. When unavoidahle absenc
occurs the pup his next attendance, will be requires
A to produce a from his parents; ,
n Thursday is the regular MONDAY OF inc week.
m | another occurs IL replacest1
No nupl ia allowed leave school on any day withou
task To commit memory, and exercise to write
, each according to his proficiency and talents; thes
nties are to be performed at home there is no tim
= | allotted for them in school.
Parents are expected to insist upon the due perform
ance of these duties; and they also invited to ca
occasionally the academy to inquire about the Oil
~ pence and conduct of their children.
"a Parents of limited means and yet DESTROYS TO nav
their children well instructed by the Christian
T. will fair opportunity by sending them to the ne
and spacious parOChai school, erected at the corner
Of Chestnut and Jena streets where arrangements can
y made with facility.
n B-No pupil is re.admitted who leaves the academ
try another school, who protracts an absence
sufficient reasons. ->,--.o-
aug3o BROTHER AusIlN' OiFe'SO
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st sTAMIsLAUs ACADEMY BA X Sn. r LOhaS
sacred Heart has been in Sc. "a ion
f sas an
ardng all the advantage Of the sea Sssss nv
green's the holiday walks the neghboring woods and
To It
The dsgat ss pass OF the
well known that only passing notice OF these advan
fhe in this strictly
being prevented by constant watching over the con-
duct Of the pupils moral instruction of tho pupils and
theft domsssie an WITH
ton Of character by intoxicating principles Of virtue and
habits Of politsness order and os
The sns ola the sas
pupils TseeSsd q the The
The course comprises al that is taught in
INSTITUTIONS namely: Reading Psnmsnship
BooSt.Ieepng, Aigesras Geometry, etc.
BOARD and Tuition per session. payable half yearly
w aaSanSe per session. Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Bedding, per session. toptionaD -..... 10 10
vacation, Il Spent at the institution so 90
! EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month each GO
F Fs, OF p psan @o psh
Brass Instrument per month. .--....---.-- GO
sna nnon e. %h
Ss'I H.
looms looms lG two winter Psn.ao9ns,
low GASES three pair Sheets mosquito bar combs
brushes etc, all marked with the name in full
No advances by the institution for clothing
travelling pocket money ETC., unless sum OF money DC
r. deposited to cover these expenses.
- | The number of pupils Is limited Parents and guar
dams will advantageous to enter their sons oil
A. wards in the beginning of the session
For further particulars, apply by letter to Brothe
odon Director of the Academy, addressed to Bay 81
y Louis, tShieldsboro'O Miss. -, =,
"a REFEREscEs-Mr. Thomas Layton, President OF tn
a. Southern Bank New Orleansi Rev. Father Jourdon
Superior the Jesuits' College, New Orieans; Key
N Father Durier Pastor of the Annuneiation Church
- Third District New Orleans; Brother Athanasius col
ner of Lawrence and Massachusetts, streets Mobile
Very Rev Peilicer at the Cathedrai MOBILES Rev.
Coyle st. Vincent Church. Mobile feS5
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EDUCATIONAL.

CADEMY-
N
yrsITATION FOR YOUNG LADIES.
s11MMERyII.LE. NEAR MOBILE, ALABAMA.
The Scholastic Exercises of this Institution will be
resumed the
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
q ~. M mr. JErrEHson COLLEGE
= ST. JAMES, LounIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMERCE. ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER. 1893.
Tn. Msrst Fathers, who have ohasss Of the Insttu.
to are provided with all the facilities for imparting
Education.
TnaAs-PAyabls In advance, 90 In gold or it's eoui
valent. for the haiEsession Of ave months.
For further partcnars apply to the President or to
AESeRS POURSRE CO.,
au0o II No. 80 Matches street. Neg Orlesua
voUNo LADIES' ACADEMY
-oY TEE
HOLY ANG ELS.
Under the Direction Of the Sisters Of the Holy cross
Corner Rampant and Congress streets Third District
NEW roRLEANs LOUISIANA.
P.osrscrus This magnificent Institution is situated
h:.ny oss q the suburbs + q ths
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
The aim q the 1nssisatos Ssng e a. young ladis.
Tor their in social life caro- !.
.sises % tss sas no.s sass.s teach
% as
ness oie.nlnessi whle strict attention paid to
o. e
Sat sr the :eIs q order and rssrsS al Obliged
sttend and conform to the rules Of the
PHYSICAL EDucATIoN:
ITO secufe and preserve the health Of the pupils the
ssnnR Is both ana
Leave. no saoss
e. E ss asAs s nse
SsS;S asa:
10 given to parents and guar Hans.
TUITION:
The system Of education embraces the French and
kssans '.%Vsas WIRING. FrensS Enssh
rns
Sacred and
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. AstsSno@y, Botany
Psn sna Tapestry
| cry, Artificial Flowers, etc.
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
BOARD and Tuition in French and English per
month .ss ~ ~ ~
Entrance Fee for the first year only 10 q
EXTRA CHARGES:
: Music the Piano, per quarter g
II Use Of Piano -..-......---.-..
- Stationery .-.---.-------. !,
n. Washing -----------..---- X
= Tapestry and Embroidery
Artificial Flowers
nraw;ng ...,....... IL Q
=, IS.;nt;ny Is G
20 Raths for the summer season Observation-Disclosures 90
Sc oatns ioi 'no oaiinieA Se-''
Books for the course may be supplied by the parent
guardians procured at the Institution at modera,
IN prices Quarterly examinations held the results
90 which are by bulletin to the parents
90 guardians Besides monthly reIorts Of conduct al
in the OF teachers ana pupl
o. in order excite lauabe emulation and medals a
course about the end OF July the distribution OF pr
~ miums takes place. Letters OF invtaIon are sen. 8,
to friends the Institution, who alone are permit
to attend Studies resumed on the hrsf OF Octoos
No deduction of quarterly payments Is made. even
ezra charges unless illness, the expuls
uup Pupils received ut time daring
year charge estimated from the date OF
me trance.
nd Board Washing during vacation.
sel3'6s If,
er -------- -
II N C. a u
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

GLYNN wNrz.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers IN =
BOOTS, SHOES.
TRUNKS, vALISEs, AND BAGS.
No. CAMP STREET.
ala NEW ORLEANS
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WORKERS.
DHILIP McCABE,
COPPER TIN, AND sHEET-IRoN WORKER
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES
1866 CAMP STREET. A66 /
New Orleans -I
Roofing Guttering and all kinds of Jobbing done |
large assortment of TIN WARE always on hand
EDwAnp o,RouRkE MATTHEW MEAGHER-
n,ROURKE 8. MEAGHER,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURES
BLA MITHs,
Nos 1873 and las Fulton, and 2l3 New Levee streets
between st. Joseph and Julia streets
ers Carers Filters and Juice made at the short
nections such as Fire Fronts Crate Bars Steam and
.pa Se It
All work done at this establishment will be gaaran
~ Pianters and Merchants respectfully invited to
call and examine our work and prces mhs9 "
n McKENDRICK.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER, ETC
MAGAZINE STREET..-...--.-4e
! Between Race and Robin,
From twenty years practical experience in the business
can warrant all work entrusted to him. No pains shall
spared merit the confidence Of his by
ing promptly executed with the best materials
and latest improvements the most moderate terms
| DWELLINGS, OFFICES. STORES etc.,
| Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT. COLD, PLUNGE,
| And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS,
| wASHSTANDS,
MIGRANTS,
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS
COPPER, and
GALVANIZED IRON.
| GAS FIXTURES CHANDELIERS, ETC.,
| AND THE
| CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mh " For hot pipe attachments.
JOHN MlNTYRE. N. II. APpLEaATi
MCINTYRE & APPLICABLE,
q PLBM r s.,
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tub
Water Closets Wash Stands, Kitchen Sinks, Ii
and Force Pumps, Ale Pumps, Sheet and Lead ZIP
| Brass and Plated Cocks of all patterns
1861 POYDRAS STREET.-..--.. IL
\. NEW OR LIE ANS,
NB-Agents for Colwelrs, Shaw &c Wizards Pate
Tin Lined Pipe. p...,
neatly done ~ fe23 1y
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HRNEsr TURPIN, WHOLESALE MANUFAC
T. turer of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies, ChoSoiate
Cream Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jutube
Paste Gum Drops and Syrup, by steaulI Importer OF
French Ornaments, such as Cupids, Flowers, Gun
Papers for Cake Stands bouquets Cartonnages, or
Fancy Boxes for Christmas New Year Presents Cor
nucopias, etc. ETC. - ,,-,- ~ =,
No. 53......... OLD LEvEE STREET,. No. SO
between st. Louis CONT streets New Orleans, La
mnl9
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~e~,>.>~>~>@-->>>~>|
g r.-Jos1PH s1EH0r CHooL.
NAFOLHoN AvEHuHy- Il
CONDUCTED BIZ THE ssr1Rs or cHAArrr.
:eld Ssst. tas ysrth'ssul mind and
sses :; and p.o.,
For fnshs1 Sscasss .ppy ct Ii. Institution
ar. PErERs SCHOOL. 80
SECOND AND THIRD DnsrR1cTs.
Under the Direction Of tho Rev. G. MoYNIHAN..
rhi. school win be opened on TUESDAY. ssptember
l. 1885, under tho above direction, assisted by fu
corps Of teschers.
Promotions win then take place In AL the classes and
at tho same time graduating class win 30 formed
In addition TO the branches hitherto taught in this
School French and Ausio-vocal and instrumental
win be added
Parents and guardians would do wen 70 have their
children wards present at the opening Of tho school,
in order that they may retain their positions In their 70
.pectiye classes throughout tho scholastic year.
PAYMENTS are to be made invariably in advance.
II JOVIAN Superintendent.
Tho Crescent Might School, attached TO the shove
tabshment for young ladies and gentlemen wiz open
| ut the same time .uso
Sr. JosEPH's SCHOOL.
srAa ooxsER OF COMMON AND xARA1s sraEEn.
New Orleans, LouisAnA
This Paroohial School, under the direction OF the
4 n Ga1s'ien
The remarkable Of this Insttuton ts steady
II II ii
1sDs the s5
| COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
the Ii s
| data and he
Is vel for
''''' Primary c1Assks
ase bs 6s;ses Fa
| tic Geography. French Reading. and Vocal Music.
ii INTERMEDIATE CLASSIC.
| photography, Reading, Writing, Exercises in Flo
snssn snd %attsn French an
80, coNh '. class SS.n.., ph,lo.onbx
Logic aas'G MssorytAnciens and Godein higher 1.}
petc gebsa GsSSmsry TsonGP%ss1y sn
ook-KeeIing in the most thorough FORM
GENERAL REGULATIONS
Q are are found worthy Of that distin ction.
the
~ be
best suited to- f hs saRsty
TSnss ss 20
\. only limited number can be received.
and method N an the
that opportunity to form the pupils to the
1t habits will be neglected.
=. TERMS PER MONTH-PAYABLE IN ADVANC
as PRIMARY Departmeut
Up III J,enartm Mt
IN Commercial Department
* Special Lessons in the Science of Accounts
90 School fIours-From 81 A. NJ to IL NJ; and from
IS to p. NJ.
For further particulars apply at the School to RI
al T. j. SMITH, Pastor of st. Josephs Church, Comm
he street, opposite the Charity Hospital.
IT. aul6 I'm BROTHER JUSTINlAN, Director
or. srANIsLAUs ACADEMY. BAY ST. 10y
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RANK CHECKS, DRUGGISTS Labels.
DRAY RECEIPTS, BILLS OF LADNa
PRoMIssoRY NOTES. ETC. ETC, ETC
ON THE MOST ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
GRocERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS. !
n CAV ARoC, IL
COMMISSION MERCHANT. IL
B...E Exchange Place. ----e I
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE on CON
enments of COTTON and other Produce 10 my friends
in Bordeaux. Havre, and Liverpool EcAvARoc.
CHAMPAGNE.
y noussn1os s CO. Tv.Ale y Syo AvAnoc
PED WINE IN CASKS
200 800 oasl. : Cote de G Ssss.sr
II bond
PED WINE N CASES.
1850 ssss e'. = & S Sa1sP;
Is Is E: S e. $ $as:s
:: s g. 5::ss $ $:s..:
= :, Haas nFoH store s c. o X ss1s end
WHITE VINE IN CASKS
g 90 casks Chateau CHI, ss.S de S Ssrsan.
Il; casks saa'sFHs In store ens oR1 ss1s and
WHITE WINE IN CASES.
1000 cases Chateau de cursan.
ass :: e esns%
s esssss Il t. /. store and in bond
" DoRro.. ....sHERRY.
Il
casks E2EF2 % s9s q s'ssPss
store and in bond, and for sale by c. CAVARoc.
17ERMoUrn-No1LLY,P PRATT co.
Molly Pratt Co. In store ea AND il ssn
OLIVE OIL. PLAGNIoL.
800 baskets store end in bond Yo and
for sale by e. cANAkoC.
EMPTY DEMIJoHNs.
Gallons In store and 70,
sale by " c. cAvARoc;
baskets EMPTY BOTTLES
400 baskets, EMPTY BOTTLES p % = ounces so, In
store and for saeA u "a @Ai'oo'
MARIE BR1zAKD & ROGER
400 cases ASSORTED LIogoRsc Masas
Monthe. In store and in bond and for sale ~
HOFFMAN FORTY.
ss
sale by u oA'AfloO'
roGNAc-coco pERE EFT Fills.
40 quarters-IsO2, 1890
setaves-isd 1880 In stereand in BOND Se an
for sale by - CAVAkoc.
roGNAc-AcHILLE PETIT
eases-Isle In store and in bond and for sale
|,oGNAC-sE1GNoUREr FREREs.
200 cases. store and in bond, and for sale by
CHAMPAGNE-L. RdDERER'
For sale by c. CAVARoC.
SARDINEs IN OIL.
$50 cases-iOo quarter-boxes II Dubois.
and N bond and for sale by c. CAVARoC
T. COUNTRY BRICKS.
500 600 COUNTRY BE1cKs-Dsliy Ss q ENC on
TILES,
10000 T1LEs-Delivered on the plantaticp, By yyoc
Nov LANDING FROM SHIP JOHN H. KEN,
s p phs so RED fa' " ~ Gots ds
80 pipes WHITE VINE Chateau de C GnSH
aa59 boxes RED WINE, st Julien;
40 pipes RED VINE Cotes de Bo9rg;
50 baskets Sasfs AMFAGNE j. Roasiiion & Co..
% half pipes Montferrand F. S. . o,
sec st Exchange Alley, near Canal stree
II. EDMOND KE
w H. KER co.,
J, RECEIVING, wARDING,
-AND--
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BOOKS AND. STATIONERY.
DHIZIP ANTON Nj,

DHIZIP ANToNI,
BooKsELLER AND sTATIoNER,
No/lss Josephine Street, next door to ST. Mays
n. German Church.
Keepa ON hand general stock Catholic Prsyer Books
Bbes Lves Of saints AseetiSal r ana
Cruets Sanctuary Lamps Oil stocks Pixies CloSTl9s
and ChAlcesi large assortmert o. neaas AMI @ o
religious Pctues Also the only pure Wax Canaes iof
First Communion, at the lowest pricee.
Pictures framed and made to order
Also, Counter Showcases for sale. apps ON
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BAKERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.

uNEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAUGHERYJ
BREAD AND CRACKERS BAKER,
No 76 New Levee, neanPoydras street, New orleans
Keeps constantly on large assortment of Bread
Croam Biscuits and Crackers of description all
made by MACHINERY, at lowest market prices mil ly
CAHILL & OFF, Y
~ JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE,
Nos 726 Levee and Water streets, Fourth District
NEW ORLEAN
- DEALERS IN
hay Corn Oats Bran, FlouryP on Caks, Rock
Salt etc. and Manufacturers of SefRaisng Flour.
| Also have constantly hand superior quality OF
| tresl,-ground Corn Meal Dat Meal, Hominy' 1rlVS'
| Chicken and Cow Feed, Corn Bran, etc.
All orders promptly filed and shipped, and goods de
lvered in any part of the city, free of drayage:
We cell cheap for Cash. Give US a call and convince
yourselves. aplz ~
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NARPET WAREHOUSE,
~ cHARrREs srRHHT-...--....is
A. BROUSSEAU & Co. Importers, offer 1t low prices
CARPETINGS, Engiish and American, o. ~ k1nos'
FLOOR, Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTHS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. China, 100 pieces Cocoa.
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers.
CRUMB CLOTHS, Drugget, Linen, Felt
CURTAINS Lscec Reps, Worsted, Damasks, etc.
FURNITURE COVERING. Linen and Cotton,
Stripes etc.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION /:

o aacufe and preserve the health Of the pupils the
Sters pay particular attention to the quality Of the diet
assuring themselves that 1t il both wholesome and
discontents natural to youth The hours
Of relaxation distributed that neither mind
study In sickness they are constantly attended ~
in immediate attendance. When p0ssble timely notice
IL given to parents and guar 1ians.
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The system Of education embraces the French and
English language The brances Of the course are:
| Reading, Writing French, and English Grammar
Globes Prose and Poetical Compositions History
French and English Literature. Mythology, Rhetoric
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Botany
plain and Ornamental Needlework Tapestry Embroid-
erv Artificial Flowers, etc.
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JAMES J. JONES.
PAYER, FLAGGER, AND CRATE SETTER.
Pays particular attention to Edging and Concretin
Garden Walks.
promntiy attended to- myl1 1y
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The EMPRESS CHARLOTTE, OF Mex.
loo.-La France says: Our letters
from Brussels bring intelll ence which
will cause profound emotion on &C.
count Of the painful circumstances
with which they are connected.
"The Empress Charlotte has been
informed by their Majesties, the King
and Queen of the Relgians, Of the hor-
>rlbIe catastrophe Of Queretaro. The
immediate effect of the information
was to produce a cry Of grief, which
was followed Immediately by album
dant tears. Through the frmness of
her character she soon became calm,
and said that for some time she had
suspected heavy misfortune. She
then called for the emblems of
her mourning, and supported. by
sister-in-law, the Queen Of the
Belglans, who has never Quilted her
side, she has been enabled to bear
with resignation this severe trial, and
her health remains unaffected by
the knowledge Of her great calamity
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PROGRESS OF IMPEACHMENT
Washington kilograms Of the goth
ult, say that impeachment is be.
coming laughable:
The following are the impeach,
ment articles:
LIST. The removal Of Stanton, with
intention to violate the Constitution
and laws.
I'd. The appointment to the War
Secretaryship, with like intent, Of
one Lorenzo Thomas.
Sd. Conspiracy with Thomas and
others, to hinder Stanton, by intimi,
dation and threats, from executing
the duties Of his office.
4th. Conspiracy with Thomas and
others to prevent and hinder the exc
cution Of the Tenure of Office bill.
5th. The appointment Of Thomas
while the Senate was in session.
9th. Conspiracy with Thomas to
seize property of the United States
contrary to act Of July, 1861.
7th. Conspiracy with Thomas and
othees to eject Stanton from the War
Office.
9th. Conspiracy to take possession
of property of the United States, in
the Wsr Office.
9. Giving letter to Thomas au-
tborizing him to take possession of
the War Office.
10th. Persuading General Emory
that there was no law requiring that
orders from the President and Sec
rotary of War, should come through
the General of the armies.
The House saves the privilege of
presenting other charges to sustain
the Presidents answer to the above
ten charges.
Nine Of the above articles simply
ring the changes on Stanton's reno
val. The tenth applies to Emory's
interview with the President wherein
he was asked, cam | to understand
that the President of the United
States cannot give an order but
through the General-in- chief or Gen
eral Grant p After replying in the
affirmative Emory withdrew.