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IMPAIRMENT op THE INTERIOR.
- uylrED STATIC PArESr or

FT- &c. 4lygIr wAssiseroS, January 4, ISIS
On the petition Of b. LaMothe, of New York, IN. Y.
he 9th day Of April. 1854. for an Improvement In
rs'sa wsss sss' : on i Ee nS S asS
lS6s; -
Psenl vsIu. vn soaday the ieh day Of March at
II o'clock and all persons are notified to appear
and show cause. II any they have, why said petition
ought not TO be granted, o.. . :. a.
Persons opposnE the x!ennion are required g hie
In the Patent Once their specially se forth
IN writing, at least ttoeatp days before the day Of
hearingi all testimony Med By either party. to DO
mited In accordance with the rules Of the ONCE which
W ID be fuI nished on application.
meny, mas. DO aled N DIE otass teerty days before
:ss s day. lay stsSa ii ny Inc /. stnSSy. 49, .D
Ordered so that ny nGtes be Gysh;hs sia IN b
e., and IN the Atlas. New York, N Y,I onssn week
70 be aisast sixty days prsvigys 70 NE asH q hear
ing f|.F.F . rrf4... IA II. Y. THEAkbh,
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MoDrLF, Jan. lo.-The steamboat Lilly, from
Tuscaloosa for Mobile with cotton, sunk In Tom
bigbee river. Tho boat IL total loss. The
cargo will be saved In damaged condition.
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The DIRECTOR OF THE BUREAU or STATISTICS
has completed an elaborate report for one OF the
committees In Congress which show the tonnage
and value OF freight transported during the year
ending March 81 1897, across the state of ILL
nois westward Of the meridian Of Chicago,
from which It appears that there was trans.
ported over eight railroads running eastward
asSs,ooo tons Of freight, value s2s5, 900 900, and
westward l,3ib,ooo tons, value stll ooo, 900; the
combined movement amounting to the enormous
aggregate 900 tons of freight value aeas,-
oU,ooo-an amount equal to nearly two thirds Of
the entire foreign commerce OF the country,
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CosoREss has passed one important bill,
which has been sent to the President for his
signature. II 10 as follows; r.
Be u enacted, &C., That fIom and after this date
no distilled spirits shall be withdrawn or re-
moved from any warehouse for purposes of
transportation, reetiheation, change Of package,
expectation, or for any other purpose whatever,
until the full tax on such spirits shall have been
paidi ana all acts and parts Of acts Inconsistent
with the provisions hereof are hereby repealed.
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,PosTPosEp.-The meeting which adjourned
from the ONCE OF Kilbourn 4 LAtta, on the ID
instant, to meet at Metzerott Hall last evening,
was postponed until further notice.
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The PEACE COMMISSIONERS advise the Prcsi-
dent to recommend to Congress the appointment
Of commissioners, with powers similar to their
own, to visit Arizona and the neighboring region
for the purpose OF making peace with the In
dams thcreabouts, and a second commission TO
visit Oregon, Idaho and Washington Territory
for like purpose. The President said the sug.
gestion struck him favorably.
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HIEANcIAL.
SirAScIAL. vp,
Jay Cooke Co. furnish the following AystS
tions of 0overn m mi seeuritiea.

Coupon, losNi S1Q's, isoa, iosNi sos, ieos,
1851 lo-,o's, io2N zoos, I'd series, 1osj fso's, ID
series, iosj gold, fs7K, -.
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077 PBEssYLyANIA AyEnuK. 27
PRIMO ...a .
go NEWLY EsrABLIsHBD LOAN osFicE

ali On mo Ali AN !. trial, and feel assured that
b. fassts sntr.Sss al once: rins the hall bell
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CALENDARS FOR lsss.-we acknowledge the
receipt OF calendars for 1865, from J. L. Pearson,
book and job printer, corncs OF Ninth and D
streets; VIM. II. Moore, book and job printer,
No. tst Eleventh street, Messrs. Coyle & Towers,
booksellers, stationers, engravers. &C., No. ali
Pennsylvania avenue, and John q. Parker, +6s
Seventh street, between Z and + streets. For
plainness the calendar Of Mr.. Parker excels, be-
Ing printed In large type, and can be read dis
tinctly, BY good eyes, across room. Nestncss
ofstyle has been attained by Mr.. Pearson and
Mr.. Moore; while that Of Messrs. Coylc 4
Towers IL in the finest style Of artistic mono
grams. Any Of these calendars will ornament
the parlor. There IL still place in our counting.
room for q few more.
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TIE REoErTs from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to S5es, 2tl.s0. - yes. =
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

In consequence Of taking an account Of stock before
The 4, q FEBRUARY We shah offer great ind'oen'n''' to
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS ','.|
Our entire stock will be sold at q reduction Of
TWENTY PER CANT. from recent prices. Pr
Good Dress Plaids, IS cents. or. .
Good Calicoes, 10 cents. =.
Bisnkets, Brochs shawis and Lyons Mantilla Veil
''' 80 s'e~' '''' 70 JOHNSON 4 SUTTON.
jail eodA 81 Seventh street.
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New Advertisements.
N. ATTENTIONi

srF. d. ATTENTION. r. y.
All members, Of the Rrotherhood In the Dis
trict Of Columbia are requested to attend special
meeting, for the Transaction of Important bust
ness, at Mcdee's Hall, on E street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, south aide, on Sunday
evening, 18th Inst, att O'clock. ~
4'' JAMES NJ. DALTON,
jall-lt tUnion.l District Gentle.
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Z ,ouRYoIsIERis KIP GLOVES.

(,oURvoIsIRR's KID GLOVES ~ - Z
Gentlemen wnl nnd full assortment Of
CoURvoIsIER's Celebrated KID oLovks,
Of Al shsassps. ;oolGsEoS; yh,s. medium and DARK
N''N' Nir'SfT ~ ~. q. W. OWEN,
Military and Naval Merchant Tailor.
ise.2w.i AdjolnlhS willard ., Pennsylvania nv,
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! A1-TAs skating Psrk, -ssasen and sin
gle Tickets for the wAshingtop Skating Club
Skate Depot, a2i b street, near Tenth--sign OF
the Big FLAG. CAV FHF'' ,s1hI' del4-u
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For Sale or Rent.

Ard ~ .ptneIPsI returned 20 nopthiy aymsnt. o.
drs:s lscrsc,owi House. ONES q Ibis paper
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T9RNEE.s Nc Ht So TIStRGMS 81 o."
r,sH UNIVERSAL NEURAL9AP PILL,
Paints and Oils.

gNo,v Ed rsa
hs ;sGsi sps In hf
tzt pisasureln annopncing to my friends and the
public ssnerAily hat have removed ny stock Of
z 81. PAINTS. OILS, LAMPS. GLAss. ETC,
from No. sos-D street. between Sixth and sevsnth.o
So '' SO SEVENTH STREET. T.H
"a. Between Louisiana avenue and street,
Whore shall keep eo1.:.s, on hand ful '''0r'
PAINTS. OILS. LEADS. CoL0Rs. vARNIsHEs.
-.7.s BRUSHES. GLASS. LAMPS. ETC
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EyERY DE-
ss' SCRIPTIoN. q sH.
" And eterything pertaining to the business.
1 take this opportunity Of returning my sincere
thanks 10 rlends and the public for their very liberal
patronage In the past. and earnestly solicit consin-
nance Of tho same. 'H.
remain your obSdisnt servasHH,h pv.v.,
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NoNfNATIoSs-The following nominations
were sent to the Senate yesterday by the Presi-
dent: Joseph E. Smith, to be Collector Of Gus
toms for the District Of Wiscasset, Maine, vice
Erastus Foote, resigned. ThomasJ. Kinseils, to
be Collector Of Internal Revenue for the First
District Of Illinois, in place Of o. L. Manu. TO be
removed. Charles q. Green, 70 be Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States At Boston, Mar
s,ehusetts, In place OF 7. p. Chandler, whose
commission expires January Is, 1905. George c.
9etchell, to be Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
the Third District Of Maine, In place Of George
W. Wilcox, deceased. WIN. NJ. Post, to be As
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the Twelfth Dis
trict OF Pennsylvania, to all . vacancy. WIN.
]. Britton, to be Assessor OF Internal Revenue
for the First District Of Mississippi, in place Of
A. II. Hall, to be removed for inefacienoy and
misconduct In once. John M. Reynolds, to be
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Twenty
fourth District Of New York, In place Of Joseph
W. Gates, to be removed. A. Warner Rose, of
California, to be Receiver Of Public Moneys for
the district Of lands subject to sale at Sacra-
mento, California. Edward b. McPherson, Of
Missouri, to be Receiver OF Public Moneys for
the district OF lands subject to sale at Boonv
Missouri Charles Mundee, of Florida, to be
Register Of the Land Once at Tallahassee, Flor
idA, vice A. B. Stonlske, resigned. There were
no conhrmatlons or reflections.
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Fert Carroll, RaIsimere Har

The Communication transmitted TO the House
by the Secretary OF War yesterday in relstion to
Fort Carroll, In Baltimore harbor, contained a
drsft Of resolution authorizing the sale OF the
fort, the proceeds Of the sale TO be applied to
the purchase Of sites for permanent forfincs-
lions upon other positions In tho same harbor.
The communication was referred to the Military
Committee '.a'.' I....
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Gle tickets FOL. the washingtop Skating Club
Skate Depot, aai . street, near Tehfh-,sign Of
BoWERs / ALBERs,1.
ICE R q.ss HkssIHiffhEtTTRRss 3Sp CON.
M ~ - PETITIONERS,
have j1st fsselyed . large stock o. French Cop
iectioperisA Fanny BoSssy ,Toys, etc., suitable
Psrties, weddings, Fairs, etc, furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, etc, at
V Give Us call SOC delosm
AurThs Rspsbiic an On ths Navy Yard
Persons reeidfng ON the NAVY Yard desiring The
rssuiSrIy At their Eesidsnsss, viii plssse leave
their names and residence with MT. JosEPH RE-
PETIT, grocer, nsxt to the northeast corner Of
street south and Seventh street east. no2l-tf
- SES Sss NJ SSSfsSSSSSSiEsSx2ISSk
GNivERsAL NEURALdix FILL
A Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure Tor Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases.
1t 10 an unfalling remedy In all cases OF Facial
~. Is9 form sstss Dsfbiss al.
yield to its magic influence. Even the severest
| eAses Of chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Derangements Of many years standing, effect
Ss saI.d a9a ss
at the uknost. Il contains nothing Injurious to
vitk pefSsof saiofy II 4 in constant dse by the
| and unqnAiiaed Approval. Sent by mall on re-
V where o. " 's tND'SpY''''TfGRNEk 60,
Sole Proprietors,
ocoo-cosm ITO fremont q, Boston. Mass
I
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osEAS5Ls,esss;S p Y. ply Rrs.s., E.a.,
the workinsAsn's Assembly, viii Be- delivered
lAth inssst SUBJECT Labor On rslstion to hu.
TisEsts cents l.,G l.l y ,Y5'.s ,y,.Aw..tu
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osLf SIXTY DAYs!- The celebrated Merchant
Tailors, Smith Bros. / Co.. 81 their famous Oak
Hall, ~ Seventh street, making up 10 order from
their splendid stock the most elegant suits. With
prices marked down 10 the lowest notch. Doar fall
give them call. rrHl Ae
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The Capste, Yesterday.

:, The Capitol was thfoossA with visAtesss snA u
the lobbyists were few prior to the holidays,
there was no cause far complaint during the ses-
sion hours Of Congress yesterday. The fair sex
were especially numerous. ane the annsty Of
some, the wesried look ofotherfs and tA9cheer.
full appearance Of few, were quite A0q faha4
Ths mssealisss Of the third hsuss ~ -
plentiful, ana the sumbsr OF ssrdeAth4 -
ssnt inn were beyond eaiculatip4. tEvG'
thing, however, was lively, and The sesf.urs u
In the building enjoyed 40 cxesiient pshonsee
The entire building was most uncomfortably
warm, and persons, whether moving about oil
sitting In the galleries, felt the heat, bringing
the psrspiration freely and to those suffering
with pulmonary affections the sudden change
from within to outdoor, was neither pleasant
or beneficial. Steam was up though, and all fell
the pressure, mentally ysicaily and hgurstive'
iy, though ve trust 70 pone-exp,osivsly. o. Fl
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A srARrLIxa TRurs. -Thousasas die annually
from neglected coughs and colds. which soon ripss
Into consumption, other equally fatal diseases oi
the lungs, when By the timely ola single bottle Of
wissar's Baisam Of via Cherry thsir lives esuid
have been preserved 10 green old age,
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DounLE and twist suits for ssstisnss. made q ans
wool, for tlse. los, 10 pr oeat On ~, at Hsa-
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BARsrn Manufactured mernsAids and other hum
bugs to deceive the peopls. bat oar ~ 80 Calf Boots
for genismsa IL myth aad % Boot ID genuine
article, made TO own order. Of sapsriof calf skin
for Eeutsmen snd boys. Of ss Seventh street, opposite
Iutsliscnccr Building. ). I. PETTY 3 CO.. sc
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DooMs FOR RENT. GOOD AND PLEASANT
N ROOMS may be obtained ct reasonable rates, at
No. SO Thirtsenth street, between street And New
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pAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE PASS CHRISTIAN
s y
ssla sg ssses
ii ss in
as pubic
building = Ssss ShTistSn hsSsrts Known the
ysw and is fitted up in style which cannot fail 70
once it was to the summer eIeursiOnist f-''' -
The spaeOus building Of the hotel adspted
r. sss
sss
ee3Id q sssis pssTsSs directors
to sss a
library OF select works established and charter OBJ
rod to grant diplomas confer dgrees. and bestow all
The class rooms, study halls dormitory refectory
are s on a scale equal 70 any in the country
for the Christian Brothers the confidence of tie
committed to their The system of government
Of VIII be-
Of ali sn
opinions unrestricted
amid S e % in
BLcasses will be kept open during vacation for
tunity.
Payments for term of five months, invariably in ad-
Of hvo months: elss
Entrance rance fee tS be paid once only -.-.. 10
s''a'l'n at '9H1 EXTRA CHARGES. 60
Music-Piano, per term Of 1--WE months. ....... 60
Violin, (stringn furnishedl, per term Of Eve
Masio-Tiste, any other wind instIumant. per
teIn on DV0 MONTHS 20
Drawing, per term of dve OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Dee Of Instruments in the study Of philcso
ply and chemistry per session-
BIG. ISAIAH President.
Agent in New OTleans-Chares ID. Elder, No. Poy-
dras street Post-ofRce address, Box 1854. -~ fec
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TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS.
TEE NEW ORLEANS MORNING STAR.

For several years has been matter
not to OF humiliation that metropolis
South, with Catholic community like numerous,
Intelligent and truly religious, there was not single
10 in city dssideratum, intend, with the aI-
proval Of the Authority Of this Diocese to
start Weekly English paper mainly devoted to the in
terests Of the Catholic Church which win be called the
Lie MESSENGER" N
chosen of faith and talent able editors and e1
perienced thoroughly devoted to the Catholic
cause.
form of eight pages.
Terms-Four dollars per annum, in advance.
nency of the undertaking, It win be based joint
stock company, administered according the laws Of
Louisiana
Tbs joint stock company will composed of stock to
the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
Five Thousand Shares of Twenty Dollars per share
The patronage of the Rev Clergy of the neighborng
doceses is earnestly solicited
The whole management will be under the supervision
of committee composed of four Priests appointed
the Most Rev and three aymen to be elected
by the stockholders.
APPROVAL OF THE MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP.
We approve of the aforesaid undertaking, and COM
mend it to the Catholics of diocese. We appoint
Rev. N. j. Perche as President and Revs Thomas +
Smith and - Flanagan as ecclesiastical members Of
the committed
IL. M, Archbishop of New Orleans.
New Orleans, December 10, 1867.
Tho Rev Parish Priests invited read this pros
N j. PERCHE v. G.,
President of the Committee.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-22

In Paris there is collection of thirteen
hundred newspapers, published in all parts
OF the world La Liber:e, commenting On
thus, says that according to a careful esti-
mate, there are IL, 500 newspapers now pub
hshed in the world. In Europe, 1000; Am
erica, 5000; Asia, Africa, ETC., 500.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
i maculate Conception, New Orleans

L maculate Conception, New Orleans N
This Literary Institution incorporated by State
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society of Jes1s " '-
The buildings well adapted for the PURPOSE A
courtyard entirely cut off from reserved for
recreation that from the arrival Of pupils at 730
secluded and superintended.
Tho course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin
English, French Poetry Rhetoric, History Geography
ply with the addition Of Book and the naval
Commercial Branches Wv ~
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
reed and write.
The moral and religious training Ia the
leading objects of the instructors.
Every month report is sent to parents stating con-
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance
Tho hcadenical year begins the first Monday of
October, and ends about the 3ist July.
Collegiate Course payable in advance and in United
I,r Saa.es crgrSen ny ew n,s months sso
81. CHARLES COLLEGE.-THE SESSION AT ST.
~ Charles College Grand Coteau La) win commence
on tho 24th OF October to end usual about the
of August
Board. Tuition, Washing, Stationery, and Medical
Eees S2oo In gold or the equivalent in public currency
Entrance fee, elo.
Books and Medicines form extra charres
Music, at the option of the parents, fS per month
$40 per annum. ~
the FIRST instalmen being the aith or October tSe
second being due the 20th Of March.
No advances for clothing, travelling or similar OK
penses will be made by the Institution exceeding tie
snn ~ money deposited sy the parents for theo pur
Tho age Of admission s from ten to ffteeu YEAR. II
IL that the pupils know Preyioq.Z how e read
For further information. apply to - -
p. P0URSINE e. CO, Agents
10 ~ Matches street. Now Orleans,
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.
Bly, We give Y. Location .,d name q our ch.rehs:
Sse Schools VII tss number q oild1sn attending
- = :ss s 81 seye...
f:e q
ss.S.s.: 3sS;J, 6.@5..e, j, Tss.s.1ss, fsess:.s'
.1 Rev r.
s q as.
=: Psofs.:oT g The "a coilegiste CosT.ei Rsy
Rev G 1s SsH 1 8ss 10. ss;
~
High M..s At 70 vespsrs s ! o'eiooL, T: = =
g. g. fasss se'1ss ~ 4's:i S.eSias Rev e.
y Il sa:
g. 70 ana Gss
Iiah, one in Preach. {c1-f
:st &s.: & E Z
Bens dictton at 8 oelock
s $50: i's s;;ss s:ss: sss
Rev Js%ss sSes.s q ss r. 2..i:t.ass %eef
asy. 80. s. ma oeloof; sunday. sand % oeioci
ssso1 IA ssg%on .s osi AZ evening 90
sss a 5.s: Sc s:s::.. 2 es
s . e: E: ssss &
osleoE. o. sand.y.: First Mac :. ooleei and Meh
at
~ Hes1 CHec~ o. ONGryes ssTeSs oeeseeeH
HSsssns Sna Hcsgsest sereses-ysEy Rev. G. RayMond,
os.ts.. A1s " OK uays ss ctocz;
sund ~ = snd H. seT%on .t TO- vesPe.s at Eelock
w OTsine Cnlsch Uyssftsne efree5 oetaoeeM CA0srO
9sa Os9 1Isoss-Hev. rather Coste rast3r Week day
Z: y Sg.esy o. - sermon p o. vesPeis q
= 1sseeo corner ErGto Gnd C0sng srsess-kev Thos
3. Assnney' rastor; Eey. Z. y Allen. Citrate Mass,
y ana ~ O'Clock Sermon At III o'clock Yes
perss ana be9edactaon af r. M
3 y9sn Ne B1ghse ghHrcA Oryodss bet,ceen Ca4sops
@sG C0 ssseess--6ov Father MOynihan, Pastor. Rev.
T. 81 and 10 Sermon ct 10. vespors at O'Clock.
Louis Cathedral Chartres seeet bcfceen st Ann and
e rseer sensees-Rev Father Chslcn Pastor Rev. Fa-
ther Thos0mier Row Father Feroc. Rev Father Met.
Week Day Msss e and ociock Sundays 9. z. and
w. Sermon IN French, at 10 o'clock VesPers and Ben
odicti0n Ct q oclock -
FoSsscE NHsea camp street, osssceen Gtrod and JaIs0
Myeets-kev. Father Flanagan. Pastor. Rev. Father
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Each boarder should be provided with twelve shirts
twelve pocket handkerchief, twelve stockings
crsvats four pair Of drawers six towels nap
kins, four summer fock coats ak pair panta-
three pair one CAP one mst.ess long and p
low eases three pair Sheets mosquito bar combs
brushes etc., all marked with the name in full.
tNveling pocket money. etc. uness a Of money
deposited to cover these expenses.
The number Of pupils is limited. Parents and guar
dians win find it advantageous to enter their
wards in the beginning of the session.
For further particulars, apply by letter Brother
Odon, Director Of the Academy, addressed to Bay st.
Louis (Shieldsboro',) Miss
REEzREEcEsIMs- Thomas Layton, President Of the
Superior Of the Jesuits College, New Orleans; Rev
Father Durier. Pastor of the Annunciation Church
Third District, New Orleans Brother Athanasius,
per Of LagIenee and Massaehusetts streets Mobile;
Coyle, St. Vincent Church. Mobile. ! : fa23
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EDUCATIONAL.

st. STANISLAUS ACADEMY, BAY ST LOUIS,
~ Mss--Ths institation, conducted by the Brothers
of the Sacred Heart has been in operation
since 1855 1t Ia beautifully situated the shores of the
Bay, commanding an extensive view of the Gulf and
afordng all the advantages of the sea breeze. -
green's the holiday walks in the neighborng woods
seabathing in summer for the pupils incie-
ments to healthful amusement.
The delightful situation of Bay St. Louis and the fac
y Of the place at all the year.
well known that only passing notice these advan-
tages is necessary.
The system government this Is strictly
mild and pateral infractiOns of the established rules
being prevented by constant Watching the
duct of the pupils
their domestic comfort attended to with the
solicitude and constant attention is
ton of by intoxicating principles virtue
habits of poleness, order, neatness and industry.
The scholastic commences the 18th January
and ends on the last Thursday of November, thus the
Pupils received at any time of the year. The age
OF admission is from seven to sixteen years.
The course of education comprises all that taught in
commercial institutions namely: Reading Penmanship
English and French Grammar Composition Arithmetic
Bookkeeping, Algebra Geometry, etc.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per session. payable yearly I'm
Washing, per session 10
Bedding, per session, toptonaI ..-.-....... 10 90
vacation, If spent at the institution ..... 50 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month, each. ....... 9 90
Use OF Piano per month";. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. l so
Fiute per month 4 90
Brass Instrument, permonth ................. / 90
Spanish and German languages per month, each.. 90