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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-21
TANNING & LUMBER CO.

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" EYsToNE STORE WILCOX PA,
ATTENTION EVERYBODY
SPRING OPENING
The largest store in North Western Pa, lit.
teraly filled to overhowing.
WINTER GOODS closing out regardless of
value.
We are opening the spring campaign with
the largest and most attractive stock ever
offered in this market.
We shall endeavor to keep every depart
ment well assorted the year round, Our
DRY GOODS DEPAR TNENT
will always contain large and we'll selected
stock of Cloths Cassimors & Cloakings, Black
and Colored Silks. Seasonable dress goods in
great variety. Table Linens Napkins Towels
&C., white goods of every description, bleachcd
and brown sheetings all widths.
GLOVES &'HOSIERY
TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS
WALL and WINDOW PAPER,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY, CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS SHOES,
DRUGS MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS &
DYE STUFFS,
LEATHER, &c SHOE FXNDLNGS,
HARDWARE,
S7OVES.r TIN FARE,
IRON6 STEEL,
NAILS G RUILDERS
HARDWARE.
NUTS & WASHERS, HORSE SHOES
e. NAILS, WAGON SPRINGS,
PATENT AXLES &c BOXES, CROCK,
ERY and GLASSWARE,
STONE WARE, FLOUR,
FEED & NEAL, CORN and
OATS, FURNITURE
OF ALL KINDS,
SASH & DOORS
CoFFINS,
MATRASSES,
BEDDING,
&c.,
TOBACCO & CIGARS,
TRUNKS, YALISES s CARPET BAGS,
RUBBER BETTING.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-21

Have on hand, splendid assortmeats Of
all seasonable Goods adapted to the wants
of the people of Elk and adjoining
counties, which they are selling at prices
that defy competition. They would simply
state here, that being very large dealers,
their facilities for purchasing are uu~
equalled by any establishment ia the
county. They buy directly from manu-
factures and on the
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-21
G z MCSJKD EEgQn,

Another advantage. You can always
get whst You want at their stores, htnee
you will save time by going directly to
thcm-and TINE is MONEY. We
nave no space here to ouumorate all the ad-
vantages you will have in patrouiziny these
establishments. But call and see, and
reap the advantages for yourselves.
Among their Goods you will find
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-05-21

Also most other kinds of country pro
duce taken at the market value,
vln1tf.
The New York herald., 1869-02-01

SINcLAIRE.-On Sunday, January 81. at New Ro-
chele. CHARLES A. SINcLAIRB, aged % years. son OF
the late Thomas Sinclair, M. D., L. ID.
The funeral will take place at the residence OF
noon, at two O'Clock. The friends or the family are
invited without further notice.
STEITHEIMER.-OnF Friday night. January o. ISAAC,
son Of Jacob and Zl Stettheimer aged 10 years and
4months. WI
The relatives and friends Of the family are repect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the resi-
dence OF his parents $40 West Fourteenth street. this
Monday morning at ten O'Clock. U
TEMPLE EMANu-EL<-FUEERAIsN NOrICE.-The men,
bers or the Temple Emanu-El are respectfully tn
vited TO attend the funeral Of Isaac, son OF Jacob
Stettheimer this Monday morning, ct ten O'Clock,
from the residence OF his parents $40 West Four
teenth street, A. LIMBURGER Hon. SEQ
WEBB-On Saturday, January 30, OF ap0plexy,
SAMUEL WEBB, In the 18TH year OF age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence or his
daughter, Mrs. Artois, No. 13l West Thirtysixth
street, on Tuesday afternoon. at hafpast O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-02-01

DIAMOND RoBBERy.-This morning about half
past eight O'Clock two visited the jewelry store
OF Sunderlin n Weaver, corner OF Exchange place
and state street. and wished TO look Ut some jewery
they were Immediately taken from thence and dis.
played TO the supposed customers. diamond set OF
the value OF $500. which they looked at did not suit
them and Mr.. Suuderlin went to the safe to get
another set. The goods were being put In the show
cases by clerk, when OF the men LETT the store
unnoticed, soon followed by the other In about live
minutes tho diamond set was missed and the police
were notified The clerk above alluded to went TO
Congress Hail. where iic saw one OF the men, who
was taken into custody. Tue other chap has not
been arressed.-Rochestsr Uision, Jan. 80.
The New York herald., 1869-02-01
AMUsEsIFyrs.
WOODS MUSEUM,

WooD's MUSEUM, nro.s.., .o,o.r >, THIRTEEN ..r,..
TWO pERsSsmsscss 3ps1 fss% 4 N SmE ani sTRE DAILY
&c & e. ss class ss he public
York and heretofore so ibsrsly besiowed on thus establish
special engagement, at an enormous ezpsnse with ,hoss
a'a -ai as aISpSlsI D'Sas sR A%sIieAP PioRsscE
appearance In America Of the youthful and bsauf2
p,....,..,, y. MISS ROSE Massey.
hoS'ss~'a' aiis TE Tisa g. ss' sSRaAccHr ssssaalss
nor S.'s' i'dsf SsE ~ss sRSyosazScE Sl s IN
the justly yTSS ssoT sssSlspsSs az NEW yoRx
wn mn sond.y evening febru.ry is and
notice, when wi be presented HISTORICAL spectacas
" FIELD OF YE CLOTH OF GOLD.
written By William Broash, Esq, and rsg By BsSbias
e .s.s :sssSS Sah and Ms.s
sasissl plsstoi; New ana sppIops.sss scenery
ss. os.. and .as .i;oisaii rop sSsss
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r1essh TrsSs, tsiass hassi quite squ@ EasIiss
r ssssa G E ssrs and ssas
pa,s. . .sss. 4 TPosSsSS az ssISS;;
ssEL DAssLr g.sa Eaga.s Fssi ); ss.l.s;s.
done sils i i.sa " Hlss srrprsseass.Aoa %
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s:s &: Ss.:ss, ~s ass 4 T. sss: s.s::
ass1 Krtnefs,s, " hsny's pas.er rnasss = NJ.
Anne gsyyisu dsauee 40 succesa ss ise LoeaD
Hesle sf ~ Eaah suss
asss gsh Il "a F sres' S.asr Lewis ns ise
Ffcnch Fnsas Msses ssaish, h5Dersson and
Erowts kf,scsi Coaaial' Lps ain 11iiss ~ (" sitns'
cod sUsr ss,nsru- horae hasaions stc
Royal B@rge b9ers = Lalds ana fnc.a ebanlatae sia'
suor- Scene s-7ls Bl.a q the uial of sost scsneA
nschin-rr scs5e g. This Tournament Kppsu Aroma,
81 the Srzne be1sslona bais Ass Ass
'''' y - NILE xokLAocEI
newly seiec1ea salta1or.ai Ceasaas1.en vi
EIGET PRINCIPAL DAkcEkss
N-'S''s "A A s;o5D AND LASTING PIECE
O'Clock VIII be presented ths
Asatic Bses Dversseinent arranged W eisnof Oo@aa
in which the great 9Hssp Of ro2ssSs.s TeTP1isss.s
supported BY Mile O. l.. Maxxen H. Aiber
sgnor Constantine, La Petite Augustine and fun
Performance = n o'sloss precisely with
Seats be secured six days In advance Specuato -
tickets not allowed near the premises
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON FEB 3
SPECIAL AORLACCHI MATINEE.
there WIN any matinee performance Monday Fssr
70 Be- seen At an hours, COMMODORE FoorE, Mus-
NESTELE,
xkr1aSrHr LYING HynxE "a wf1iS rHHsonExAa .n1EsHa
ana 'o' fRiEEs Prices 10 70 NxTfHEE PERFORMANCES.
orcssso and Bseo"y ci.irs, ssss 50 csn Children
10 years OF age, half prics.
The New York herald., 1869-02-01

A-A.-w0OD MANN PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
"A Engnes best cheapest the market also Cor
iss patent cutoff Engines Siwnns Burr Mills, Shafting,
Puleya Betting, Saws &C. Warerooms 80 Liberty street,
New York HAMPS0N a COPELAND.
A CoLLUM STILL FOR SALE-CAPACITY 1000 GAL
n Ions tnewl 1t VIII be sold cheap. Inquire at the foot
OF West forty-sixth street, near the river.
The New York herald., 1869-02-01
MACHINERY.

A ENGINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMPS, NEW
IA. and second hand Anyis Vices, ShaftIng Puileys,
Betting, &C. Tor sale HOFFMAN FINNEYs, I67 Water
street, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1869-02-01

yHALLACk'A N#MN TN 4fNFNNw 4
Doors al ~. To At O'Clock.
MONDAY EVENING, FkB. 4, 1863.
vii be produced that charming creation Of 6hakspeares
The New York herald., 1869-02-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DALroN-McSEmI--At Washington, ID. c. on
"wednesday, January q, by the Rev. j. A. Walter
THOMAS Y. DALTON. OF New York city, to Miss MA
Ei0N w. youngest daughter OF the late Archibald
MCNEIL, or Cumberland, Nd.
HANNA-BYKRs.-OnT Thursday January a. af the
residence OF the BRIDES father by Rev. James VIII
son. THOMAS l. HAssAa o. Kankakee H., 70 SARAH
HaGHns5 o. william Byess Es %
a. the residence OF the BRIDES father Fernandna,
Fla, by Rev. o. p Thackera, CHARLES I. TALMAGE
NO cards.
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lz9lsnsKus lEDHCATInNAIsgs dsnsgsa
VotYG LADIES AcADEfY, UaDBgTHE b
REGTION or THE URSUEfNESs SssS-Sss'
TWO xILEa nnE a NC n ~ wszowlRAR

Ths Lassi.asios which ihs inhsslsanss q Issis,aA
be INTRODUCED 20 public notice Il
education pursued by the Tatoresses Of this EsabaR
in Wow s. he Ladies Z S1fss keRs
e The young Ladies' also @ e
e to % s
but maternal superintendent whose
ss s Soa Of ss snS the S asS
ass sxclasyey Catholics pnps Of all asnoninatess
of reliGon but tor the sake Of order all equal
required to assist with propriety at the exercise
i FMSs Mslsf EDuoArroNrhe health Of the sch
LADIES' they peculiarly attentve 20 the food giysa
81 s9en & ss 81 hs
s sas Rsah the ns the SS e The
I s sss are e. By 9 BE
MhsS sns the s ,oy Of Il is
following saS ssnfssssss ss
His,SIy A.eisnt and MedsEnl Mythelos, chsesoioss
ply Botany and Chemistry are Taught in the shsr
Particular attention is paid to Mnsic
TERMS, H.
Board and Tuition per annum $500 pryable quar-.
Day scholars per snnun $50 pay. lie quarterly y
Eas..nss sss re ss P Isa ass.;.
drawn before the end Of the quarter.
O. Taxi 49, EXTRA CHARGES zl4zi-4li
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per
quarter. ...------------..---- 90
For the Use Of Musical in.ranenss Der month SS
Drawing. including paper and peacils Per mouth 90
Espsnsss iSr the hssiisg season - %
8ess r. ,Ss e. che
establishment at moderate prices. -. b4s essfs
day 81 ana ends on he "a os nns tase
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-02-14

First Oommenion of n. Berygsr.-Al-
though all the papers, both religious
and secular, have given some details Of the
great orator Of the age, Berger, who died
seen in mono the following traits which
bring In full light the christian faith Of that
great soul, and especially his tender de-
voti0n TO the Blessed Yirgin--ther devotion
of all truly graet hearts, whether in the
lowest walks Of life or In the higher ranks
Of society, at the bar, on the bench, the
throne, or the chair Of SO. Peter.
In the December number Of Les Etw7es
Retigseus6d, Htst0giqaes ct LStteTGSFes, NO
find m aTtioaE untitled &C Homage % the
memory Of B.. Berfyer," by Rev. Father
Poulevoy, of the Society Of Jesus from
this tribute 20 the eloqent Jesuit, which we
would give entire If space allowed, we take
an incident of the childhood of NJ. Berryer.
From his own lips,n says Father Pom
levoy, heard the following characteristics
trait Of his childhood. At the time of his
frat Communion he attended with the
other children the cRtechetieal instruction
given In the parish church but, aa was his
wont, with q little Incidence and great
deal of giddiness--eo much DO that on the
day for admission to first Commnnion the
director believed it his duty feo tell him
that he could not be admitted to make his
with the other children, because he was
not sufficiently prepared. Under this heavy
stroke of misfortune, the heaviest that can
befal . Catholic boy, the child, sorToWing,
beggedt eoH5nred and made promises; but
to no aVaiI all he could obtain was to be
permitted TO follow the exercises of the
preparatory retreat. Now, during this re-
treat, one day, as they were making q kind
of rehearsal for the approaching ceremony,
no was appointed to recite in the name Of
all the usual Acts before Communion. He
began, but could not finish his emotion
Rortll hecafna M 1ivelvs and eovvan "a
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,

,O111' I'm OA--A1F AND COMMON SIKEEIs,
The Oldest and Most fcientand successful CoSneeT
cia college In the United States. There Is Fab Fac.
Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu-
canon Tor themselves sons, invited
dents enter In any all tho Departmental Of fhs Col
sge at any time When clubs Of three OF more enter az
me same time rom the place. per cent deduc.
ts91 WI % made BoeEd and Lodging a25 per month.
hook keeping, Penmanshp, Mathematics, Engfish
as used nbusinesseo that each student can at once
take charge of ANY set of Books aIcafion that era.
hles the student to $1,000 5000 S0O0per arniin
- the best FORTUNE parents give their sons The
South nllgt now educate her PRACTICALLY or
they VIII forever be the slaves Of the North.
N B--Y0ung men, tako notice that SO far aa Lnnoyn
every OF the Graduates OF this COLLEGE for
the past thirty years. "a now profitable bness
Not one is in want Of place. ~
febT I'm KUFUs DoLBEAR, President.
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Sr. PETERS SCHOOL, Hs fi's15sa sE8lE-
SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICTS

Under the Direction of the Rev. c. MoYNIuAN.
3 This School win be opened on TUESDAY. September
!. 1868 under the direction. assisted by fa
corps of teachers. 81 -a,zfzN s .zi -.4lsfssss 4
Promotions win then take place in all the classes ana
at the same time graduating GLASS will be formed 20
I'm addition to the branches hitherto taught tits
School, French and Music-yocaf and Instrnmeatal4-
viii be added. sCI5s sas.z36 "a ffes s5&4atsg
Parents and guardians would do well to have their
children and wards present at the opening of the school,
IN order that they may retain their positions their re-
specve classes throughout the scholastic year. at
b Payments are TO DO made inyarnb,y In advance.s
rs,t 44, 81 .sls- M JOvIAH, Superintendent.
The Crescent Night School attached to the above es
tabiishnent for yoang ladies and gentlemen. VIII spaa
at the sams time. s4+444 f.issssisssasn3o
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
r. FIrzwnLLAM & COS if5 o sst5
GENERAL srATIoNERs,
BLANK BOOK, mANuFAcTuRERs,
AND JOB rRrsrERs,s

We have always on hand one Of the Iayges. stocks
goods in our limo to be found in any houss the country
We nay particular attention to our FIRST CLASS
BLANK BOOKS
They cannot DO exceed In quality style of hniah
durability. Banks, Insurance. Companies and Mer
chants whose books are used for reference for years
will appreciate the adv anage and necessity Of having
them made Of such paper that the ink viii not disap
pear in short Time As Is frequently the case when
books are made of inferior paper
Davids writing and Copying INK Combined--the
best in the market.
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NEW ORLEA ANS, LOUISIANA.
PROSPECTUS This magnificent Institution Ia situated
In quiet and healthy locality on the suburbs Of the
and those
which oonrbute to the health and security
MORAL. AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
The aim of the Institution beng at young ladies,
@ n
taken select for this the most efficient tesc
secure re pSs.sIzssisa y asras p ssslsas but
IN al pqp at ~
and cleanness while strict attention Is paid
p%slc MoTsSp Of Tic roman Catholic
religion Pupils Of other denominations are admitted
to attend the exercsos and CONFORM the rules of the
To and preserve the health of the pupils the
sss i 70 ss e ss @
nutrtious while abundance leaves room for those
BODY should susr nom too continaed an application to
the Sisters aud when necessary The fSysican
in Immediate attendance When possibie timely notice
~ Y = - TUffsoN Eig siasIllT
Ths sysseg e sdueasio9 the French ard
Reading, Writing. Frsnnhs and English Graurnar
aSs aas MssE shs
Ansisn sna NSss assss
ssss5 s;s
cry Artificial Flowers, etc. - -
TO- BE MADE QUARTERLY,
Board and Tuition in French and English per "
-. " ..rf'., perauartet s 90 90 90
Entrance Fee for tho frat year 10 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Music on the Piano, Per qnartsr $50 90
use Of Piano .'.I = = q 90
MssRina atD82la4 - 3 90 90
Ix,pgssrss Z, ~ Tsa Embroidery SO
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pHILIP AHroNI,

BOoKSELLER AND STATIONER,
No. le2 Josephine Street, next door 90 ST. MaFv'a
German Church,
Keeps61 hand general stock Of Catholic PRAYER Rooa
Blbles Lives OF Saints, Ascetical CoRtrovsrsnl aud
Historic works. Also Missas Breviarjes Altar car e
Crnefa, Sanctuary Lamps, Ostocks Plxes Cfborsrnas
and Chaeeej large assortment Of Beads and Meials
CrEchxea, Holywater Founts Statues and AL kinds az
FellReuD Fietnfes Also the ony ppro Wax audlea for
First Communion ct the lowest prices. ~ $40 :
Pictnres framed and mado to esder, \
Also. Counter Showcases for sals. mao I'm
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N~Nxr - - ~
sion In the R1pvento o. the sisters OF mercy
s;fuzeisas loaa. Z z ne nlGnk rev. II. ly0I
xR1E omeAhseq on tne occasion. ,,,,r.A.a
Miss Kate Hsvey, daughter O y. iEeyey
IN Cork last May, rsceIfiy rag awarded g
her scoiarship by the Lords y ommittee o
the science anG Arg DePaTsniesnn.. ~
n ssesers2;, arahat oneas,,s pr ~
$500 i ~ tr'sa 4; ~an,e.gv sIe,iy,trr
rsomstry. md in ffeehand drawing. The
ysassg lacy y saaa e % ous iou1sssh years
John has ss,peinted
asI,ieal of,ca, n. the ssfr;nf ~ Gro.
e 49, - ~. ~ ~ ~ - . crv
$500 81 sS-' 8. : =
,s-'' I ess~s-s -. -. =, 100 ,.a -,
AHEAaH.--y isconn5 Newry mas Isa peen
1ppSlnts1 ~ ne So.l,nissacn ~ e et I eAce
L0E Ing county armagh -ssI q, - ,ts.954 !,
re name o. EFancls CaMp oeia, asIe =,
wsr = ne scrn.y s =. ana
csem nm agent, ana enc q TIE partsaers
Go, .s.g LII -, aase.y crslsa On ~ ana
i;sts ',s'..' 'Ass ~ = s.ao
C.v1u 1srha s.n,,.ayr.,t 10, 8 lace a...
e, ~ r e Aes III Gaes
$3.50 sne ss:tn ~ .le 10y
=; M. og.ss ~ 49, .
Sa;isansr Ksis VI = o.n
REPRESENTATIVES. 800 a. So
$780, go 20. s.sy - - s1S
rs fhn fs;sh pas;s i,cstI afsas
AZ 49, a. as
1900 -, tt III g'aso IN 1le
: ~ xss,t s, ~ - - s ~
49,, ~ 49, aRl,0ssnteo 70 2 Eroiessofsn,p
49, D.. - ~ ING
sst5 J. - -. - Lsae1
~, 1 - - q
SS - ~ -. & - u
- -
$500 ~ ~ - - IN saao o's-
~ - 80 8. aaa'.S - So
ARE.--Sir EoImal O'60ghIef1, now
Ia'sge asvccassoE Epslarsas was reelected
= 81 mt e pfesefztatate aof sthel
as'i S1- ss s'A "ashous OPP
- sS'sss1 ~. .sv..s ..a
la Rte 49, .AaSSPcsGSys a1S9unces
49, sSsA - - asas.s oA IONA mons,
and Id ~. sss.sa,si VII ssaEsy SAxe
fhe s,ssS,. 3 49,. ~ .aE "
as ,u.s;s,s.s 49, ~ osl aenoRf
49, 1s. a1l psopase ox tne
- Ss,s, ri. e II ~ sne grIve
~ SolSln lnuIcn on anc snouIasrs Ok his
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At twenty years Of age, the viii reigns /;
at thirty the wit, and ct forty, the jadg-
MI fEss@tl "a ssis III lE5fFsss
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81 IKE PAPIsr L0RD CHANcELLoR.--one
Icenfnry ago {: g P:af;sssn was ia.ss5ssa by Iia
30 be non-existent in ireland. Times are
changed q little. Under date of january
II the London Times correspondent writes
from Dublin. saisss sss..sssfT !; r. &
: The opening of terra In the courts Of law
yesterday was signalized by afa event of no
ordinary signifcance and interest. For the
FIRST time since the Revoluticn Roman
Catholic Judge took the highest seat on the
Judicial bench as Lord Chancellor. Nearly
two hundred years have elapsed since even
an Engliahman PROCESSING the faith to which
the majority of the Irish people cling with
passionate attachment, would have been
deemed worthy Of so signaI q mark of the
eonfidence and approval of TIE Crown.
many years contained 30 great and ami
mated 9 throng on the first day of term.
Some few looked grave and gloomy, and
appeared 70 have c0fae down to enter their
protest against an innovation Gaught with
danger to the stability Of the Constitution
and peace of the Empire, But these dark,
which made the general Joy aud exnItaticn
seem all the brighter In the gallery was
o dense crowd of people, chiefly Of the arsi-
san class, but ineluding many persans of
the highest responsibility. In the body of
the court al the seats and pasaagea were
orewded with . very snokley n2sernbly
There were ladies everywhere to be seen.
Meyer did SO many silk gowns appear at
tho outer bar. When the Lord Chancsllor
assembled the bench the assembly seemed
fired with an electric impulse, and their IT.
repfessible emotions broke through an the
restraints which usage and the solemn
Of o court of justice impose,
and found vent in enthusiastic demcnstra-
be,
their ringing cheers with the moro snbdned
though not less cordial Manifestations of
those below. His lerdship wore the full
official costume, and In his glittering robes
courteoasly acknowledged the greeting he
had received.
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i NoH sALooM.

L. a
The undern,gned wGld respectfully Inform his fraends
anS the pubc that In connection with his Soda Wasr
and Confectionery Establishment. no has opened
RESTAURANT AND LUNCH SALOON -
1t bis old stand corner Of Canal and Danphire
ne B-<Ladies Lunch &C AL hours, from Ga. n tn 10 m
osto sna s'"t,rss's',- - - y. HcKENNA--
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RAKER.zs AND CONTEMPORARIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HflUaHER1

BREAD AND CRACKERS RAKER,
Ne. 70 New Levee, near Peydras street. New oraeana
Cream BiscHits and Crackers Of every description an
made BY machinery. at lowest market prices nhi1y
ERNEST TURPIN wHOtRsALE MANUFAc
II turer Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chosotate ;
Cream Drops, Sugar Almonds, Rock ~Cndy Juiabs
French 0snaments,,caaeh as Cuplds, Flowers Gum
r1eayse, Da1phins DECORATED Toys, Cosaquoe, Fancy
Fancy Boxes for Ckristna0 New Year Presente Cor,
Between st. Louis and Cont streots New orIsana L.
nhl9 ly Y .~e-1' -
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CT. STANIsLAUs ACADEafY, BAY-sT LOUIS
y Mias-This Institution condgcted By the Brothers
Is sssndns an ezssnsiss siss = q s a s sn
% sas &c asass
ssT ss s.s a a.
TSa Situation q Bay 81 rsui. ana me fei
Iaown TIA. only passing nosies q sssss a s
Al .y,ss@ in 8 sey
being H5sssnssS BY constant watching over the
their domestic eonot are atssadsd & VIII az eae
Il Ss1 e
h.sits q gsiitsaess erdsr nessless and iaaugsy.
and ends the Hasa Thursdsy q Nsvsmber, thus ~:
Ps rses Fsss sss e sns e M yoa tn.
q r eSas. y S e sStssn X
and
bookkeeping. Algebra Geometry &c. j -
TERMS ~s~
boaEa and Tuition per ss1zon, payable half yeaEly IN
vance $50 %
Bedding, per session, toptiOnsJ .-....... 10 %
vscatiOn II spent as tho insttntion. 50 3
EXTRA CHARGES, ~ z
PiAn9 and Violin, per month, each..--.,.-... 3 60
P PSs q p.rI ...ps PEI month R
Brass Instrument per month ~ g..
twelve tSive par sooEis al -
s esf II Il g se s NJ s sa as
one douSis Sanss ~ 5SSs long ana n
ste .s a marked ss Ss p o0
ssas POCKET sss ass y The Sr
deposited TO cover these ezpensee. - - :
= si d enter R'Is: :a a 1s.
wards IN tie beginning Of the session.
3ss s:sSG e 8 SSg 8
REyKEExcEs-Mr. Thomas Layton PrSsidans Of ths
sosthsEn Bank New Orleans, Rev Tasssr JoSsd o.
palsr Psssor q he num- ossnsj
nsr Of ITse Se and osass sSs
. ~ It the Mobiles Rev. EAteE
PRosPEcTgs OF THE COLLEGE or THE M.
Literary Institutlon incorporated by the state
dSesd By o FRdTS of se e SSRs Ss " o
Ths snidings are vel adhptsd Tor thu purpose: A
Is y i's;; s
;, me course p Instruction embraces Greek. Latin
Mathematics, Astronoy Natural aud Msnts
Rny With ths addition Of bookkeeping and the usual
stnds1ts are not admitted, unless they know how 10
The moral and religious training Of the students Is the
daSs aS atssnSaass ans CON.
ocsoper' and ends shout The 5lstOfTHly. ',tI 7rT.
ccllsElate corrss payable in tdvanoo, and Ii Ua,.sd
Ssssss eur 81 10y oy tES nonths. e2o .f@gu f4
lfy1s coulse slo a 10 l7sf 3 fss4tY ely
st. HAIRY JEFFERSON CoLLEGE,
ST. JAMES LOUISIANA, j. los!sgs
TIE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE on THE
: aaI5 FIRST soF soc ToBER ,zl s6s.et4 +
The Marist Fathers who have. charge Of the rnsssu
ton are provided with all the faeiities for impSng
tAofOugh EnEsh Franch, Classical and AatRHaatlcaI
Education. iza} S {zz1l= siss .74,i 80
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Cabinet, Pier and PluEaber Slabs made to order.
n B-Alarble aud Brick Tombs built After tho latest
6eagns end executed In 4vorknanlite manner and IS
cheap inst sheapor, than by any other Marble estab
lahmsnt in the ely. auao y