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SALES AT AUCTION.
DY ROBERT SOMERy1LLE, AUCTIONEER, SALES
ID No. ~ Fifth avenue, and No. West Fourteenth

DY ROBERT SOMERy1LLE, AUCTI0NEER, SALES
ID No. ~ Fifth avenue, and No. West Fourteenth
street.
ROBERT soMERyILLB viii sell at auction, Fri
day, October 10, at lt oclo Mt No. West Fourteenth
street. large OF Household Furniture,
Paor Suits, bfOe0ta rups black walnut Bed
Furniture, hair Matressca Feather Beds Bolsiers,
Pillows. SLee.s, Blankets &c black Walnut Dining Room
Furniture, Extension Tables Bullets Chairs Lounges, LII
bray Tables, Book Rockers Easy Chairs,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets Mating, OlcGths
Crockery Glassware, &c, &c. Also for SALE account OF
whom may concern three black walnut Paror suls, TO
pay storage and advances.
DYA NJ cRIsTALAR, AUCTIoEEER.-CoM
ID trade sale OF tine Cabinet FurnitnFe by the leading
manufacturers OF this city. A. h. GRlsfALAR Son
viii sell this day. wednesday, October ~. 1852 at II o'clock
the entire balance q Stock without reserve and continue
until sold, at No 0b Broadway Houston street. when
they have rented for this occasion, large assortment OF
elegantly carved AMI nlaid
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND BULL FURNITURE,
made mp expressly for city upholstered In the best
style and OF superior material, comprising In part
AM9ikE GLAGE, BUFEkIs LiAGEREs, AID AND
BOOKCASES AND DESKS, CHAMBER SUITS, TURK.
lsH AND gREulAE LoUSGEsi SEVERAL VERY hlOH
PARLOk SUITS, with marquecrio and porcelain, SIX,
satin and brocae covers In Pompadour Grand Duchess
and other styles.
HALL STANDS Library AND DINING CHAIRS FIX
TENSION, PARLUR, LIBRARY AND CARD TABLES.
ALSO OIL PAINTINGS, BY OLD EUROPEAN MASTERS
Also 20 GIT frame, square and oval hlanel ana fie Mlr
Goods exhibition. Catalogues to be obtained
at olnce OF auctioneers.
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DowERY THEATRE
- Last four nish,s Of the great equ ostrfenne
MISS LEO HUDSON.
rev oqueBtran DRAMA Miss LEO HUDSON
OLlrIFA; aa OIITIpA
THE LEAPfNG PAWN Black Icss Yentee irc,
friday evening" farewell benefit Of Miss LEO HUDSON.
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LDRIDGE L WOOD, hUCTIONEgRs.
II Twcnly..our
valuable
Building Lots
aud three Huu8es,
Montgomery and j n ron avenues,
Hulson CITY,
and on the Central. boulevard.
VIII be sold
THURSDAY, October II, 1852.
Mt 2 O'Clock T. ~, the ground.
The houses contain about Thc TO AMI
from the property IL frat by horse TO all the Ter
ries running to New York.
Terms easy.
For maps and full particulars apply TO THOMAS AL
BRIDGE, Hudson City OF LEWIS L. WOOD, 90 Montsom-
cry street, jersey City.
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UCTION EOTICE.-Ar LESS THAN AUCTION
"A prices, large stock OF twenty-five ready finished
Paror SUITS with all colos French satin hroeate
will be sold from SIS 10 5000 suit walnut Suits from
$50 to $l25 suit large variety ParloI Chamber Library
Dining Furniture great bargain, Mt 81 Beecker street,
between Broadway and Mulberry street.
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TOSEPU HEGEMAN & CO--TnURsDAY, OCT. IA AT
l0h A.; NJ, ut lt Elliott place, between Hanson piece
and Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, brocatcl Paror SUIT Piano.
marble top Chainec sets, ettreser Grain
Carpets, Extension Table and Chairs, kichenwaie &c.
MORTGAGE SALE. p. TRAvER, AUCTTogEra
II ses this dny, al No. Harrison street, At o'clock,
Horses Truce two Wagons, fonT acts Harness,
Furniture, Stock OF Ale &C.
THOMAS J. KIPP, Attorney for Mortgages
MORTGAGE sALE.--J BOG ART, hUCTIoNEER.
Iu This day, October r.
II O'Clock, at No l4s West rwentysxh street, between
Sixth Seventh avenues Household comprising
Paror SUITS Looking Glasses, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Ocoths rosewood Bureaus, Wsshstands Cottage Suits Mat
reases and Bedding, rosewood and Cottage Bedstead En-
tension Dinns Table, Chairs, Crockery Glassware, 6c
CiiAS A. CLARK, Attorney for Mortgage.
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
ID LAST LEAH MATINEE
MISS BA1fMAN
for the last time
LEAH,
Saturday, October 10, ut two.
Monday, October 10,
Miss Bateman
MANY Warner.
GRAND oPERA HOUSE,
u Corner OF Iwentythird gtroet and Eighth avenue,
ANOTHER TRIUMPH
CROWDED HOUSES
DELIaifTED AUDIENCES
LAST WEEK or THE
LEGITIMATE TEMPEsr. SUCCESS
LEGITlMATE TEMPEST. SUCCESS
LEGITIMATE TEMPEST. SUCCESS
The most popular production OF the age,
DANCE,
CHARLES vHEhTIEIGu IA Caibnn.
JAMES III. TAYLOR Ferdinand.
ANNIE DLLAND as Miranda
LISA WEBER Ariel.
RITA sAN HlNT GEANS BAhLEE TROUPE
EVERY NlGur and SATURDAY MATINEE.
EXTRA MATINEE on WEDNESDAY NExT for tho
BENEFIT of Mr.. II. TIssINGToN, Muscal Director
Double Entertainment GRAND CONCERT al l. ORA.
hATlC ENTERTAINMENT att
VIII shortly be produced-A new Drama by EDMUND
FALCONER ESD the popular Irish Comedian and Drama
tst and author OF Peep o Day, &C., entitled CiAELLS
O'MALLEY founded on Levers popular romance, TIE
IRISH DRAGON, and in which MI. fALCoNkR win sus
tain principal part
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ANUS EAIENrs.

ANUS EMENTS.
RoorH's THEATRE.
I'D Twenty iiTa street between fi'.h and sixth
FOURTH "LE1-LAsg AliAf BVf r"o
LEAN,
MISS BATE.hY
VIII eusian her great aud ore! Character for the last four
times,
biz. GEORGE JORDAN,
aud Mr THEO. HAMILTON
LAST LEAH MATINEE ON SATURDAY. AT q
SATURDAY LvEEIEG,
ENOCH ARDEN
MokAEr. Miss BLANCHE DE BAR, and Mr. THEo HAM.
LION
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 49,
MISS BhTEMAN
VIII appear for the FIRST time In this country
as hAkY MAKNER,
la the Domestic Drama OF that written expressly for
her by Mr. tom TAYLOR aud produced with new and APP
propriate Scenery, &c, &c.
Doors open at ~. To al 3.
Seats secured six days in advance the box the
Theatre at is Branch Ticket once al the Mnsc Store
Q. H. Ditson Co., No. al Broadway.
MARY wARNER.-THR EXCLUSIVE ACTING RIGHT
l TO this play has been purchased by Miss Batesn
requests the cooperation OF editors OF newspapers
and ladies' and gentlemen OF the theatrical profession through
out the country assist her In the protection of
against the psfacal appropriation of unpncpled persons
BOOTHS THEATRE.
ID LAST LEAH MATINEE
MISS BATfMAN
for the last time
LEAH
Saturday, October 49, NJ two.
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AsIUsnsIrNrs.


THE RICHEST YET.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOON
FOR FRIDAY, OCTOBER u.s.
THE NATIONAL GAME" IN WASHINGTON.
now POOR CUBA Is KNOCKED ABOUT BIZ THE
CABINET BOYS.
GENERAL GRANT on THE GROUND READY FOR
TIE NEXT Eat.
CONTINUATION or THE ASTONISHING "vIsIoss
or QULVEDA."
ALL THE NEws or THE DAY, SPICY EDITORIALS.
cHIT-cHAT. FASHIONABLE GOSSIP.
THEATRICALs &C., &c, &C.
PRICE TWO CENTS PER YEAR. SIX DOLLARS.
NEWS DEALERS SEND IN ORDERS IN ADVANCE.
M iBLpS GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN.
~ Lesseea and Managers. JARRETT 4 PALMER
u is with reluctance that the cement nnds necos
POSITIVE WITHDRAWAL
B0UCICAuLTS
GREAT MASTER DRAMA OF THE PASSIONS,
FORMOSA,
PoRA0sA. X
F0RMOsA, N
FOkMOSA, o
F0RMOsA, Is
A FURdosA, a
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TlY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER
- O1e and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite tho Post
office. -
Household Furniture, Pianos, 20.
The great auction house OF
JOHNSTON 4 VAN ThsSEL will cell on Friday 18th nj
100 o'clock, at their salesroom, ~ Nassau street
OF Household Furniture, being tho snts
Furniture Of dwelling removed from tho country for the
convenience Of sale Particulars to morrow.
10y ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
ID Oco and saeBroom ~ Nassau street. opposite tia Post
oice.
Stationery, States, Copy Books, &c.
Tho lreat auction house or
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL viii soil this day. at 1919
O'Clock, for account OF whom II may concern,
800 dozen States, various sl1es.
luN dozen Copy Books.
25l dozen Wood Copy States
. 2aV dozen Book States. inerlined.
76,tuO dozen Pencil Holders.
5000 dozen Pencil Points, In boxes.
luV,uOo dozen P0ncils, assorted, &C., &C.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-02-12
FOR GO.XERNOR.
RETAILING ALASKA.

We rather like the proposition TO sell the
Alaskan sisnds TO seal fishing company,
which has been made in Congress. Alaska
cost us seven millions two hundred thousand
dollars, and it will cost million a year to
govern it; two or. three millions, if our
soldiers get up an Indian war there, as there
seems every prospect of their doing, 1t would
pay us to gire it away. But if we can sell the
seal fisheries for two millions, the fur privil
eyes of the region for million more the
forests of splendid timber, which Russian AT
yorney Walker told us all about for another
million; and all the other mines of undevel-
oped wealth in that land of glowing possibi-
r'es for still another mil ion, we should realize
by judicious retailing, within three millions Of
what. we got the territory, for Wholesale
Perhaps the Protestant and Catholic Churches
light give half million or so in considera-
''on of the rescue of the Alaska Indians and
Esquimaux from the perls of the Greek faith,
into which heresy the Russians were begin
ming to indoctrinate them /; but this is doubt
full. There is no doubt that the smuggling
fraternity would pay handsomely fer the
privilege of using some of the more insulated
of the iAleutian islands. We are for retailing
our IIyperboean purchase, if only by way of
an experiment before, as a Government, we
invest in any more real estate.
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4 CARD TO THE LADIEs.-Dr. Dupon-

A CARD TO THE LADIES.-Dr. Dupon-
N cos GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
Tor females. Infsll:ble in correcting irreg.
ularltles, Removing DISTINCTIONS of the
Monthly Turns, from whatever cause, aud
always successful as a preventive. One Pill is
dose. Females peculiarly situated, or those
suppOsJng themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition,
lest they invite miscarriage, after which ad-
monition the Proprietor assumes no re-
sponsiblity, although their mildncss would
prevent any mischief to health; Otherwise
the Pills are reeommen. ded as a Most Inyalu-
able Remedy for the alleviation of those
suffering from any Irregularities whatever,
as well as prevent an increase of family
when health will not permit it auieting tho
nerves and bringing back the "rosy color of
health TO the cheek of the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany
each box. Price 81 per box boxes, SIS.
Sold in Ridgway, Pa, by G. G. Messenger.
Druggist, sole agent for Ridgway Ladies, b
sending him 81 to the Ridgway p. o. ca
have the Pills sent (confdeatially) by mail
any part of the country, lree of postage
Sold also by Swayne Il Reynolds, st. Marys
and by one Druggist in every village in the
Union.
s. d. HOWE,
my2 GS-1y. Sole Proprietor, Ny.
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ROOFING AND SPOUT. Nc,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
TOYS, BIRD CAGES,
PUMrS, PlPEING.
Ridgway Nov, IS, 1868, vlnltf.

M W W. SHAW Practices Medicine
~ and Surgery, Centrevlle, Elk county
i"' mar 22'6 6G.1y.
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BENEzETTE BOUNTY FUND.

BENEzETTE BOUNTY FUND.
January ith 1869
To amt due from Coyne late Tr 5 SO n
January ith 1869
BY Balance due fund S SO "A
RIDGwAY, WucoX 4 KANE Sr ROAD.
January 18th 1869
10 cash reed from I L Kane s 40 90
January 18th 1869
BY ref'g order to T L Kane 40 90
McKEAN, Elk, FoRREsT, & CLARION
STATE ROAD. ~
January 4th 1869 ...-.
To amt due by Coyne late TT 1881 ~
Tax reed TN uns'd I'd Hid 63S So
do do do do do Jones 1867 66
S3527 65
January 18th 1869
by orders redeemed tl.sa s 400 90
Treas com on amt received so SO
do do do do disb'd IL 90
Balance due fund 1904 II
ir7 ---------
s3537 65
WILCOX & HAMLIN STATE ROAD.
January 4th 1869
To amt tax reed Jones I'd I'd S 200 As
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C. v. ellis Treasurer of FL County, in account
with the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, for the
fa| Year Ices - eaf
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w. S. SERVICE.

j. X. p. NALL, CT k
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SPRING CREEK Road FUND.
January 4th 1869
To tax reed from unseated Id S1253 24
do do do do addl 1854 24
Orders outstanding S210 90 S250S IS
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We the undersigned Auditors and Com.
missiouers Of Elk county having met at
the Commissioners Office in Ridgway, on
the frst Monday in January A. d. 1869,
being the fourth day of the month do
hereby certify that We have carefully
audited. settled and adjusted the foregoing
accounts and find them correct as stated
G. d. MESSENGER, | .ra,,r.
c. A. WILCOX, Aud 'rs'
II. s. BELNAP, J
JOS. W. TAYLOR, Comrs.
LOUIS vOLLMER,
Attest
..- j. K. p. NALL, elk
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Sl2 sos 62

Fines in Commonwealth cases 395 90
Jury fees "a 90
Commonwealth costs 179 25
Amount received from collectors as fol.
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.fUDTTOR's sETTLE.uE.sT.

Elk COUNTY, FOR THE YEAR 1868.
Receipts and Expenditures Of Elk County for the
Year Ending Jan. 1st, 1869.
Amt Of tax reed for unseated
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space to relate the progress of Professionalism In
Spain. In some future letter will touch upon
this subject. But. cannot forego to-day the
pleasure of gladdcning your readers with the
announcement of n conversion from Cabrerism
ESQ the new sect in Seville is called) of an
apostate of fifteen years standing. Don Fran
abandoned the Catholic Church, and who since
last September was the indefatigable secretary
of the ex-religious and apostate priest Cabrera,
the very Rodriguez who was then most instru-
mental in dispensing the Jesuits in Seville,
finding himself dangerously i'll on the Feast of
the Assumption, sent for Jesuit father, made
ageneral confession to him, signed a protesta-
ton of faith, which the papers have published,
and received that same night the Holy Watt
cum and Extreme Unction. Eight hundred
men and women, torch bearers, accompanied
the King of Glory to this prodigals sick bed.
On the previous week another pervert had re-
turned on his death couch to the bosom of the
Church
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CT. sIMEoN's SELECT SCHOOL,
~ 1871 Administration street. between Thalia and Mel
pomene streets-This Institution conducted by the
Sisters of Charity will reopen ON MONDAY, 3Oth of
August, 1869.
Tho Sisters consider themselves conscientiously
bound to respond to the confidence reposed in them
parents and guardians by giving their pupils Chris
tian and vrtuous education strictly attending their
intellectual improvement, and cultvating that refine
lnent of manners which will fit them for society.
The of instruction biased upon pursued at
St Josephs, Emmetsburg3 embraces Orthograply
Reading. Grammar Rhethoric, Composition, Plain and
ornamental Writing, Practical and Rational Artbme
tic Book keeping principles Of Algebra and Geometry
Ancient and Modern topography with the OF Maps
and GlobesI AstIonomy Sacred and Profane History
Biography and Mythology, Natural History, Natural
Philosophy, Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Logic
Botany and Chemistry, French, Music on the Piano.
Vocal Music, Plain and Ornamental Needle Work.
Terms per Month-Payabe in Advance;
EDgSh Glasses FROM "a 90 to $40 90
tiasSts- w
Entrance-patd but once 200
Music. Drawing, etc. form extra charges.
GESERAL ORsERvATIoSs.-l. month commenced
will be considered a month completed, deduction
being made for absence 2 Books and Stationery fur
nshed by the institution current prices Visitors
earnestly requested to call only SATURDAYS be-
tween the hours of 10 and o'clock prevent the
corruption of scholastic exercises
For further information please inquire at the School
3n
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Founded 1897
GORNER CANP Is

CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
The Oldest and Most Efficient and Suecessin CONNER
cal College in the United States There is Full Fec
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish business Edu
c;tion fOr themselves invited to call. Stu
dents enter in all the Departments OF the Col
lego at any time. When clubs of three more enter at
the tnefrom the place, ten cent, deduc
ton will be made. Board aud Lodging SIS per month.
Book keeping, PenmanSliip, Mathematics, EnGlsh
used IN bisiness-so that each student at
take charge OF Books. An education that
bes the student TO $1,000, 5000 S3l00p per annnm
is the best FORTUNE parents give their sons The
South must educate her PRACTICALLY,
they will forever be the slaves of the North. -
n. D-Yoang men, take notice that SO far as known
every of the numerous Graduates of this College, for
the past thirty years is in profitable business
After 81 years of this College requires fur
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of its Graduates in Prosperous business in
This City and over the South.
mh2s IL RUFUS DoLBEAR, President
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
PASS CHRISTIAN. ArasIssPPI
Directed by the Christian Brothera

This institution, transferred from the city OF New Or
ienns 70 the capacous. airy and thoroughly adapted
puIloings hitherto known the Pass Chiisfan Hotel
iunY fenn$ing the aims which controlled the
muSai has reached an enviabe standard of educational
useinlnesA while by unsurpassed advantages Of loca
ton as wen as the solid character of the puE
sued u continues To hold every guaranty for the
dents committed to the Brothers' care.
Inc range OF studies, carried ont by experienced
facGty includes Preparatory, Commercial and Cole
ate courso, literary and scientific
EirsL monday OF October in year. and Guiding
the Tlfst OF august next ensuin In view however,
greater facilities 70 students clasaea will DO kept
during VACATIONS Offering desirable opportunity pa
academic year. and entering their and during
the recesa In such event the natroulates whilo en-
toytng wholesome exercise in the bracing atmosphere of
the Gulf Gnaat Will be admitted to ell the advantages
Two nontha preparatory stulies-a large galnths
the regular course.
The terms rated moderate q scale of prices as
is warranted by the times
TERAs;
Payments for torn of five invariably in advance
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors foe, for term
Entrance Fec. to be paid ouce only 10
vacation at College, with preparatory studies, from
LIST OF August to lat of October. 60
EXTRA CHARGES. b
husc-Piano, per term of five mont this. so
Violin, tstrings fnrIiishedj. --.-.-..--..--..- &c
Flute, or any other wind instrument- 20
DfTr nTg; "a
corner Foucher and Poeyfarre streets New Orleans and
ior circulars and other particulars address
BRO. ISAIAH President,
lyi5I Pass Christian College
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,


IA Summervifle, Mobile.
Tho Session this institution closed
successfully tho 2st of July, and will reopen accord.
ing to Prospectus the 18th of September.
During The past Session competent and experienced
teachers have been obtained from Germany
for the Music, Drawing and French Departments.
The location of the institution health
fulness epidemic has its precincts
serious Illness is seldom known. Large additions
about to be made for the advantage and comfort
pupils fine Observatory and Music Hall among
the improvements, also large artificial Pond where
aquatic Injuries be INDUCED in during the
season. The grounds surrounding the Academy
tensiye and shady-Ihe pupils can ramble
OF sixty acres in their evening walks, which per-
mitted frequently, for health and exercise.
For further particulars address, Drectress of the
Academy of the Visitation, Box $50, Mobile.
Terms invariable IN advance.
Z
Board and Tuition in English and French, Wash
ing and Mending, and ordinary Doctors Fee, i
per Session of Five Months $3.50 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only 10 90
Medicines and Stationery at cost.
Bedding Fuel sEsa Lights furnished by the institution
EXTRA BRANCHES:
Music the Harp, with Use of instrument $40 90
" " Piano-three lessons per week :. IS 90
Gultar 20 On
Drawing and Painting-al kinds 90 90
Latin, Italian and German Languages, each.--. is OO
Embroidery, Tapestry, German and French Nee
Plain Needlowork gratis.
M9ntua Making taught if desired.
N. B.-Terms have been reduced to render the above
advantages available. aui 2m
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T w BLACRMAN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
- Corner of Canal and Car0udelet streets
open day and evening the entire year PennAnstP,
Book keeping Modern Languages aud all the branches
of a tlOroug business education taught TO ladies'
and gentlemen fn separate apartments The Pfineipz
mas been established Ia New Orleans since 1851
r. b. Montgomery Premium Penman, has charge OF
Peumanship. Instruction IL private tc each student
Ladies and gentlemen invited to call. Rus Ira
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EDUCATIONAL.
R E-oPENING OF THE -
ST, MARYs DOMINICAN Convent SCHOOLS.

On WEDNESDAY,, LIST OF September next, the above
schools WIZ reopen both at Dryaaes stree. and Green
Parents and Guardians win nd 1t to their adj
vantage 10 send their children or wards to the above
Insttutlons The widespread reputation Of ths Ladies
OF the Dominican Order for thu secular and religious In.
sfructon Of the young ladies' committed 10 their charge
and tho scrupnious attention pasd to the renomsnt Of
manners and mental culture Is their beat introduction
TO the community. auaa I'm
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READ TIE FOLLOWING:

READ THE FOLLOWING:
NEw ORLEASs April 0, 1850.
81 hereby certify that purchased from Rice Bros
In 1886 tho first Charter Oak Stove they
sold This stove has been In daily use IN nay aInly
up 20 date WEIR TFfTTEfFsfzfS and g5sT=
fully recommend tho Charter Oak Stove 10 ali house
keepers the best baking Stove ever made feeling
confident that no stove could have proved more
durable and satisfactory such Tong number Of years
1924 Washington street, New Orleans"
A Thirteen Years Test of the Charter oakl
The above identical CHARTER OAK was exhibited
at our roceut-statp Fair and furnishes everlasting
proof of the great superiority Charter all
other Stoves.
RICE BROS CO.,
Great Southern Agents,
go and Of Camp and 565 Magazine streets.
Dealers in Hardware Nails Cutlery and Cooking Stoves
L2u<l ON
I s. ATHENS s SOM ~eus.--
.rcHoUPTToULAs STREET, -23s
Importers and Dealers in
II RID w ARE
Also-PaInta, OILS, VaIniahes. and window Glass
MARBLE AsD SLATE MAErELs.
CRATES AND HEARrHs.
BUILDERS WARE.
We offer for ralo tho Best and Finest assortment of
the above articles in the city, at low prices.
KURsHEEDT & BIENvENU,
hhaI ly II4CamP street
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Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards Will lind here
every advantage
Located in the healthest portion of Of the most
healthy cities in the South, with large grounds and III
retired and tic situation il affords in addition
every facility for acquiring education, mental and
moral, a high grade. Large additions have been
made the buildings to meet the increasing applic
tons for admission.
Apply Prospectus and Terms to the office of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger, 100 Gravter
street. jyIl