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MASSACHUSETTS.

The Handel and Haydn Society Grand NIusi.
cal Festival In Boston-Ncw York Singers
Present. >eI...zsis-.>.s-.S.l s1
BOSTON, May 8, 1885.
The Handel and Haydn Society grand musical
festival commenced to-day In Music Hail, In this
city, and promises TO be brilliant success. There
are ohS hundred and fifteen pieces In the orchestra
and abott eight hundred choristers. Among the
yinsefS ays Madame Parepa-RosA Miss Adelaide
Phllips and Mr.: George simpson, Of New York. The
Inauguration Of the festival was decided success
Fbe PRESIDENT Of the society, Dr. Upham, welcomed
the large audience In o few felioitous words. and
made "a eloquent allusion 70 the presents of the
bust1 81 Mozart and Beethoven. which the society
had received. The busts were then unveiled, amid
loud and enthusiastio applause.
Mrs. Fannie Kemble's ReadinsD In Boston.
BOSTON, May 8, 1sea
The Meioraon Hall was crowded 10 Its utmost capa-
city this evening By an audience composed Of the
elite Of the CITY, that had assembled TO listen to Mrs
Francis Anne Kemble's shakspearean readings.
9election9 from the 'Tempestn were read, and Mrs.
kembie, who was received with much warmth, Was
frequently applaudsd.
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Indian Hostilities In New Nrexic0-A Train
Attacked and Several Men Reported

= n . 81. LOUIS, May D, Io05s
A special despatch from Leasburg reports that the
Indians continue hostiites in New Mexico. On the
18th Of April the savages attacked train near Tule
rosso and captured 1t. The wagons and their con-
tents were destroyed by fire, and the mules were
driven of. force Of thirtyseven men started from
Tuerosso for the purpose 0freleving the tran 1t s
reported that they have had fight with the Indians
In which seven Of their number were killed. But q
short time before this last outrage was committed
the Indians attacked and killed thirteen persons
near the same place.
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OUR INDIAN TROUBLES.


Indian Hostilities ON the Plains-White Settlers
Being Massacred-Movements Of General
Sherman.
OMAHA, Eeb, May g. 1868.
We have news from the plains here to the LIST inst
which informs US that the Indians are continuing
their depredations ana are numbering every white
persop they can catch. On the 2sth ult three men
were Shot At Sidney and four men were killed at
Plum Creek, on the Pacific Railroad. by the Sioux
Indians Only one Of the men shot st Sidney was
killed He was section master on the railroad, and
fifteen arrows were found In his body, The other
two, mayed Cahoon and Edmundson, were conduc-
tors on the road, They were fishing at the time the
attaca was % made ~ upon them, about half mile dts
Cahoon was ecalped. Both were badly wounded,
sRs sss VIII probably dis 0 the etleo Of their inju-
The men killed at piurn Creek were all section men
on the railroad, and were repairing the road when
the savages came upon them.
All the ranch men and wood choppers are fleeing
for safety to the North Platte. IA.
General Shermsn passed upon the train ON the 3oth
ult and viewed the four dead bodies at Plum Greek
All the trains on the Union Pacific Railroad lay up
when night overtaKes them and pay no regard to
schedule time.
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Ask for n Waltham Watch.
1T IS THE BFaT; IT Is THE CHEAPEST.
7. b. BYNkER co, 1sS Broadway. n 2.
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A.-Lyon's Magnetic IEsect Powder.

A.-Sprins Style Of Gcnts' and Youths Dress
BURKE, iss Fulton street.
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Printing Of Every Description Executed with
,hs METRoPoLfrAN JOB PRiNTINd EsTABLfsHMEaT,
T Nassau street.
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r,xeIv Times In Mems Furnishing Rt vaips,
a., rulton importing retailing stock Goods billed ~
lowest prices anywhere onefourlh deducted. New York
Mills Shirts x3l.
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A-Wardss Perfect Fitting SHIFTS, BrO0d~
way and onion square also at 37 Broadway
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r. vour Hood Impures Take Swnim's Cclc-
49,. stood the test for 80
10 hundreds OF thousands OF diseased
nvs and lust remedy needed for spring purifier
For sae BY all druggists.
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Batchelor's Hair Dyc.-The Best In the
world The only perfect Dye; harmless relabe insana'
neous Factory Is Bond street.
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The lungs Are Strained and Rackcd BY .
cough the strength wasted and ncra
lie Complaint often established thereby JAYNEs ExPEC
TORANT effective remedy for Coughs and Colds, and
beneficial effect on the Pulmonary and bronchAi
Organs Sold everywhere.
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Tho MesropolItan Job Printing Establish.
MENT NASSAU street. Prepared 70 furnish Cards Crcu
Paphs Law Cases, Posters and every description OF
Printing rates wentyhvs per cent ess than can oe OBJ
tanned elsewhere In the city.
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Dickens A Young Man Aguig.-Sec HIs fhS.
tograph his arrival Amerca and when he avPAea n.y. %
old England, CHEVALIERS Life for the HAIR d,d its VOL
quickly and never fails where there 10 weAn, a.nns ow
gray hair See CHEvAL1BHs tTeauso y. '"e MAJ" os"
bv mail free and given away nj the druggists
SARAH 4 CiIEvALIER, N. d., LIE Broadway.
For Moth Patches, Frecities and Tan on the
race pseppy,s Use .MoTH AND FRECKLE LOTION"
Sold everywhere.
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Cristad0rO's Hair Dye.-The Best Evcs
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied NO.
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way and unon square also al S57 Broadway.
A.--Wurd,s Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
CuGa Broadway and Union square, also Wholesale aud
retail ut 367 Broadway.
Announcement.
See WHEELER WILSON'S BUTIONHoLE ATTACH.
MENT making hundred buttonholes an hour. The de-
sderatum for families drossmakers aud manufacturers On
Broadway.
A-Lyon's magnetic IRsect Powder.
II kills instantly.
Cockoache Geas bugs and every kind of Insect
killed at BY this remarkable powder II not poison
killed
A Peck OF Cockroaches.
BE get Lyons II Ia the original and only In
Destroying Powder Beware Of limitations. Sec sigma
uro Of f. Lyon the Task Depot Park New York
A-A.-A.-IIousekee eepers, Attention.-Don,e
put down your carpets and ocoths until you Harrin
IONS Paper Felt Carpet Lining and stair Pads. They
sale AT eli the principal carpet stores Be and call for
Haringon's latest Improvement They manufactures
and soh the New York Lining Stair Pad Cos
pany, ONCE and saieroom Nos % and 25 East broadway
Address c. r. Tyler. J. r. HARRINGTON, Agent
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TSe De~ecrafio CenveusIea, - 10 Held In
this city July VII doubsless ATTRACT great number Of
isS s ss ~ ANA s sS dong
and means 10 ready v meet Ne a9spatcd great demand
sSs ID ne wiaS vaSS ~ shsa SsS% ana
BE- saSls6e6 y.
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ppstponeA the until the next fne dsy Jarrness
having 0ya, ,shadOwed the track.
SUMMARY.
FASHION COURSE May 6-Purse OF 400 li2to 70
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w ~. 5. g. g. Sy !; ss
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Harvest Prospects.
LONDON, May 5, 1868.
The weather to-day is very delightful
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beat 1882, mile aeais, best three in five, In h
". borst entered h. g. J, J. Bradley. a
!. Dugrey entered b. g. Fred Pense. g
Mr Mckee entered b. 70. Breeze. ....1
mr; Caampiin entered b. N. Amber. 3 4
Mr.. Chambers entered b. IN. Atlanta.
II. howe entered cham. Ella Sher-
ovwnn woou.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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A--Wurd's Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
CuTs Broadway and Union square. also wholessse aud
NIL nj HrA
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Bradley ana TWO lengths Ill lIOut VI DiSS1U
loved % by Breeze Pense third, with Bradley at his
wheel AT the quarter pole a when nv was passed & IN
lengths Pense and Amber head and head, one length
In font Of Bradley. Pense broke up. on the back:
IN a Breeze led two lengths Bradley second, four
lengths In front Of Pense, who was two lengths In
advance Of Amber Baasy cs on sne
length ahead OF her, Pense close at her wheel The
mare then seemed to resign the race to Bradley but
and Coming with rush soon collared Bradley, and
after fine struggle beat him to the score by neck
ana % Tso sssg wss ssnS sT %
breeze, who was four lengths ahead Of Amber. Time
o Ern IN ns%s Hea~1ber got away rst Breeze second
Bradley third, with Pense close up. On the turn
Breeze took the lead and passed the quarter pole
seconds two Da Lengths In Ont q the
her advantage down the backstretch, Pense and
Bradley head and head for 800 yards when Pense
the half mile pole, which was passed in lii6,
Breeze led length and hall, Bradley second three
lengths in advance Of Pense. who was ten lengths IN
front OF Amber. Bradley closed nicely on Breeze
around the Flushing end, and as she swung on the
homestretch he was at her shoulder Fred. Pense
on and was very near the wheel OF Bradley as they
got into straight work. The mare soon began 10
quit and beautiful contest ensued between the twS
heat Breeze four lengths behind aud about thas
distance IN front OF Amber. Tins, 1882 ,or No.
having won heat IN ve, The % other three got away
on pretty even terms; but before getting ne @
turn Bradley and Pense went to the 'front.' ySaeu 10 U
IN thirtyeight seconds, and to the half mile pole n
116 several lengths in front Of Breeze wiz ~.
g. n ss scs ds 'GS they
Ts ~ s sss ss f Ssdsy eeaS %Sn sns
ahead Of fenss. Tina a:aIx. The iudges hsn
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Correspondents. Home and Foreign.
Nd to the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letter.
pon topics Of to the people of this section Its let
ers the people form not the least interesting and vus
bic feature Of wehed cOlumnA large share Of each
hays issue h given up TO
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FEARFUL Sc kNB.-A Crazy Woman on a R1H-
road Trdtn-FOlT Men Unable % Handle Her.
A gentleman who came from Cincinnati, by way
OF Seymour, ON Friday week, informs the New
Albany Ledger that a fearful scene was witnessed
on the Jacksonville train. caused by the rawlings
of a crazy woman. This unfortunate woman, lL
seems had got on the train at Indianapolis, with
her three children, and was on her way to NEE a
brother in Louisville. Soon after the train left
Union depot she commenced raving. broke several
panes Of glass out OF the car windows with her
fist, and tried to make hsr escape through the
door of the car while the train was In motion. The
car was filed with ladies', many OF whom were
terribly frightened. All the ef1O.t u of the male
passengers 20 quiet the insane woman proved OF
no avail until she was finally thrown down and
tied with line. When the train arrived at Jetfer-
sonville il was with difficulty that four men could
get out of the train with her. and when they did
succeed they failed to get her in the Louisville
omnibus. They finally had to give it up as a
hopeless job and she was let go. The last our 10.
fOrmant saw OF her. she was wandering along the
streets Of Jacksonville with her three children
dragging after her.
This woman seemed to have some sane mo-
ments during which time she converted ratiOa
ally. She stated that her husband had left her,
and married another woman. This story was per-
baps only an insane vagary. She seemed to be
passioDstely fond of her children, TO whomlshe
chung with a mothers love. How this demented
woman came 10 be travelling without protector,
is mys'ery that will bear solution.
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MASONIC.
stewart, W. NJ John NJ Moore sw.; NJ W. W. Vernon.
w.; James Houeh Secretary.

stewart. W. M John NJ Moore. sw.; M W. ". vsrnOu.J
w.; James Hough, Secretary.
PERFECT HARMONY LODGE 80 liza
Grand Lodge Hail. N. o. oneen-J. o. Decastro w. Nj
A DssolA s. w.; n. Booth, w., W. A white SseresSf.
URRKA LODGE NO. Ill.,
woodvfle jackson Parish, La oacers-c NJ Howell.
wM; L. Jackson, s. w.; W. Lslss J. W.; w. 4 Rod
"'n' Ss''''-' TULIP LODGE NO It's.
Tulip Claiborne Parish, La Ofhcers-H n hcOindens
NJ; c L. Hays s. W; I. B TarkntOn, J. W.. B. O.
Frazier Secretary
oADDo LODGE NO. i7a
Shreveport. La orhcers-P. W. a. Gun mings, W. Mil.
p. Esvis. s. w.; VIM. Hobs'n,J W; -. Secretary
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO. lsa
eilmis.es Bluff Sabine Parish, La onieers-wm NJ An
tony W M Charles Bennett s. W.; Geo W. We'd, j. W.,
NJ X. sprsight, Secretary. rf...r
JEFFERsosIAN LODGE NO. ISL.
Kingston, De Soto Parish, La oacers-ohas K Crav-
ford " NJ; H. 8 Logan, 8. W.; L. n Scott j. W. 4 We
Laley, Secretary
SAM TODD LODGE NO. ls7.
Sugar Town Calcasieu Parish, La onicsrs-John Deves
VIZ; A.. L. Simmons s. W.; d. A Cole J. W.; g. W
Richardson. Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. i2
HOss Minis, CaddO Parish La oacsrs-rhos vsash.a.
wM.; R.T Cole, s. W n. b Currie. J. W; j. NJ Camp
ton, Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. is4
Spring Creek Church Washington Parish, La onicsrs-
Hardy Richardson W. NJ; P. Bailey s. W.; H. T. Jen
kns, j. WI J. u Ficher, Secretary.
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lsa
Big Cane ST. Landry Parish. La ohoeIs-GsO W. Bens-
deck ". NJ; r. G. CalhAn, W.; 4 o. Hays }, WI o.
s. Smith, Secretary .-.
FLAT LICK LODGE T.. D..
Flat Lick Claiborne Parish. La. 0nicers w. r. Meyers
W NJ; Henry Jones, q W.: R. L. HAsty,J.w.
/ GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA
II. r swassy, N. W. Grand Master, New orlsaaA
s. O. Parsons. R. W. Dept Grand Master, Bs.trop.
s.. o. scruggs, h. W. Senior rand W., ClOu,ervills
Vim. McDuf, X W. Junior Grand w., New Ore.nA
Samuel NJ. Todd, ". Grand Treasurer, New Orleans
Jas @. Bachelor W. Grand Secretary.
Rev. DR. G. s. hedges, ". Grand chaplain
NJ II. Bray. W Grand Senior Deacon, Sabine
ia OBJ Kile, W. Grand Junior Deacon, KIes Mills.
J. W. Homan, ". Grand Marshal, New Orleans.
Rene Iafon, ". Grand Sword Bearer, New OrisAns
NJ e. GiraId'w Grand Pursuvant vermuiOnvils
s. o Smith Big Cane Pm. BdAult. New Orleans; J.
Hawkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy, New oreans-W
Grand Stewards
Alex Queant, W Grand Tyler, New Orleans
Grand Annual ConvocAtion second Monday In Fsbrusr
each year
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The lille Robe of whlss.

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IN a rosewood cradle baby lay;
Its mother as stitching, stitching away ,f-
On a little robe Of white;
One foot on the rocker. she hoped to keep
Her frolic ksome baby fast asleep.
To finish her work that night.
In every stitch Of the garment she wrought
That loving mother fastened q thought
Hoped for that little one =
And smiled on her baby in happy pride,
AS it slept in its cradle by her side
Til the little robe was done.
Then she folded up the cambria and lace,
And kissed her little ones chubby face,
That smiled in its infant glee
She tossed it up and down 10 the air;
"How pretty you'll look, little babe, when you
wear
That new little robe" said she.
In rosewood coffin the baby lay
It's mother had wept the night away
Watching its dying breath;
With II pressed 20 her bosom she prayed to keep
Her darling baby from going to sleep
In the cold, cold arms Of death.
They buried the babe in the garment just wrought,
hose every stitch held hopeful thought
From that loving mothers sight;
OBa marble stone she wrought with a tear
Glow many hopes are buried here.
In that little robe Of white ]"
In the savior's arms baby lay,
From its rosewood coffin far away .. -.
In the realms OF love aud light
The angels garment had folded about
Its little form, which will never wear out
seamless robe of white.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

areuy cued from exchanges In the selection preps
ration and arrangement Reading Matter
Il Is claimed that the CRESCENT IL surpassed BY any
ther daily journal In the United States. The
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GRAND R. A. CHAPTkR.

Samuel NJ. Todd NJ E. Grand high Priest, New oheaa
s. g. Psrsoss, Deputy Grand High Priest, BaslrOp.
X q. Stirling, Grand King Bayou Sara
II Breen, Grand Scribe, New Orleans.
Henry r. swasey, Grand Treasurer, New orlesns
J. O. Bachelor, Grand Secretary, New Orleans
Thomas B. Lawson Grand Chaplain, Bastrop
Joseph p Hornor, Grand Capt Of the Host New Orleans
y. Tisdsle. Grand p. s., Monroe ....
Henry Hamburger Grand r. A. Captain, New Orleans
W. W. Ieake, Grand Master Third Veil, Bayou Sara
NJ. X Gtrard, Grand Master Second Vel, Opelousas
W. r. Hsheigh, Grand Master First Veil, Franklin.
r. 4. burke, Grand Guard, New Orleans.
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
orrICK u CAMP ST.. NEW onLEAss
/. O. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
ome,aI Journal OF the state OF Louisiana.

70 promote the social nster. and political vsbsing Of
he city Of New Orleans the Sstsof Louisiana and the
Southwest will the future II has been In the past
he purpose Of journal The columns Of each days Issue
are referred 10 earnest Of the fathuness and
With which this design Is executed
While the point Of the CRESCENT is an independent
me wit reference all the subjects Of newspaper comment
md Discussion opinions win always be found TO be
Hdy, definitely and fearlessly expressed.
A carefully selected corps Of
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GRAND ooSsIsroRY 8. Pr. X g. THIRrY-sEoo
DEGREE.


8. NJ TODD, s5d Grand Commander In Chief. oneans
John Claiborne, SD. First Lieutenant Commander ksv
Orleans
Fulsence Rsau SD Second Lieutenant Commander New
Orleans.
John L. Lewis SD, Grand Constable, New oreana
John c. Smith, SD, Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r. WALKER SD, Grand Minister Of State. Nsx
Orleans.
DIR. James c. Bachelor, SD, Grand Chancellor New Or
leans
Ben Ds snvs $40, Grand Almoner New Orleana
Emmett d. Craig SD Grand Registrar, New Orleans
John Z. Mcclure. SD, Grand Keeper Of g. and A., New
Orleans.
WIN NJ Perkins, ssd Grand Treasurer New Orleans
BY. r. swasey. SD Grand Primate New OrsanS
T. Solomon SD, Grand Provost, New Orleans.
James Scot, sd, Grand Expert, New Orleans
James O. wilmer, s2d, Grand Assistant Expert Esw
Orleans
jean Lamarrs SD. Grand Beausenior, New Orleans.
Angel Martin, sSd Grand Bearer Of the " B. Orleans
Bruno dc Lucas, SD. Grand Master Of the Guards
Orleans.
William c. ChAmbsrin, SOD, Grand Chamberlain. Nov
Orleans.
Daniel T. seruegs. SD. Grand Steward, Nsw Orleans
John Melton, S2d, Grand Aid-de-C Camp, New Orleans
7. Carroll, SD, Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication, Second Wednesday In
January
Stated sngs: INST March, ssth June 2st September ana
9th December
GRAND CoMMAEDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLARs
ST. Fulgencs Eicau R. e. Grand smnsndsr New Orleans
sr. Jss. p Hornor v. E Deputy Grand Commander New
Orieans
ST. JnO. A. Stevenson. e Grand densrslssmo, New Or.
esra
sr. W. R. whitaker K Grand Captain General Nsw
orlsans
sr. Hy. r swassy E. Grand Prelsts; New Orleans
sr. Wm- McDun, Z. Grand s. w.. New Orleans.
sr. T. A. BArtette. =. Grand J. w., New Orleans
sr. Emanuel Bessy Grand Treasurer, New OrisanA
br. A. Z. Billings T. Grand Recorder New Orleans.
sr James B. Scot, T. Grand Stand Bearer New Orlean
sr. james Stafford Y. Grand Sword Bearer.
sr. jos X Turck, E. Grand warder, New Orieana
sr Stephen d seleck. B. Grand Captain OF the 0uardz
Next annual cencAye February "a. lss9, A. O. Tbo
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF TIE SUP. O. THIRTY-Tm
DEGREE A. AND A R.
ChsS Laron de Ladebst sSd New orleans
james O. Bachelor, N. d. SD. New Orleans
Dep Insp. Gen. VIM N. Perkins $50, New Orloana
B. NJ. Todd SD, New Orleans
inc. y. Monroe. Ssd Nsx Orleans.
GRAND COUNCIL X AND In.
8. N. Todd, N. p, Grand Master New Orleans
by. r. swHsey p, Deputy Grand Master, New Orleans
John W. Jones' T., nustrious Grand Master Shreveport
John G, oOrdy, @ p, Conductor Of Work, FrsakliAL
II. Breen, @. q. Of the Guard. New OrlesnS
Joseph p nornor, @ Treasurer, New oreank
Qua sontsg, O. Recorder, New Orleans
Rev. ThOs B Lawson O. Chaplain New Orissns
r. r. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans
X l. Bruce O. Steward New Orleans
Erastns Wells. a s~utiae. New Orleans
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Ell UCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARr's COLLEGE.
NEAR EMMIrrsBuRa. MARYLAND.

MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMITrsBURG. MAINLAND.
Tnls Institution founded IA IsOs Incorporated and an
powered to eOafsr Degrees 1880 has contnasy
TON, CLASSIC All SCIENTIFIC. :
Toe First Session Of the Scholastic Year begins the
week Of August; the Second the 18th Of January.
The Terms TOR Board and Tuition $500 per annum-L
tonery etc, supplied BY College also be paid foi
In advance.
Al the Students are Instructed IN the Doctrines and tansc
70 the practice Of the Catholic Religion
There's Pr psrsoy Department. for Pupils not qualified
or TIE Coeate Course For hrhs Information apply tc
c. d ELDER, lao PoydrAs street. New Orleans. can be
applied TO A. Agent ter the College
/ OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA.
Pounded and Supported BY the State Of Louisiana
ma Session begins September June 18th
FAcuLrrCOnsists Of fun corps instructor. IN all
Srnches Of Literature and Science usually Taught the best
CouRsE or sTUpT-Fmbrace. . Preparatory and an Acad
emie Department. including terary Scientific and Op
tonal Course Special School Of Civ Engineering and
TEREs-FOT al expenses except clothing sfO; s2Ol pay
.e N advance balance In equal payments January ls and
Cadets received any during the session. charged
Atar.-s D. p. BOYD, Superintendent
A LBERT LYONS SCHOOL Fok BOYs,
SHATAwA. PIKE COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Cew Orleans and JvcksOu K.IlrOad)
Circulars may be obtained application 10 ROBERT
PITkIh, ESQ, - adds Camp street, New orlsAns.