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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11
NOTICE roTEACHRRs.


yEIIE Board Of Examiners will meet In ne
upper room oi the County Offices for he
examination of Teachers on the LIST and 4
NRturdays n FebruRrY and on the
tat I'd and Sd, saturdays In NJ Mareh,
1850. h1 sstfA
The examination will begin precisely Al 10
o'clock. 4. NJ, aBd no application will be re-
ceived for exami nation affer II o'clock. A. NJ.
Teachers wi Il iremember that they can get
certif'ates at no Othef time and that ey
must lie prepared to stand an exRminationin
O-thngraphy, reading, Penmanshtp, ArithmO.
tie. Geography, English Gram mar, and Thso-
~ ofTeaehiDg. A9ti4n
l.. Theshaacter ofthoapplicant's examine
tion will be represented d on n scale Of oReto tsa
lone enOtingthe lowest qualification, andtan
the highest.
2 Four classes Of certificates will be grant
ed, as follows: First Class, valid "a months;
second class. valid IS months; third class, val
id IL mOn.hs Hereafter no months csr.id-
cate VII be issued to the same applicant more
than once.
Z. Asatisiaetory examination in the theory
and practice OF teaehng. and high degree 81
scccess IN teaching wiilalso be considerable
determining the class Of certlfeateH to. be
granted. No certificate will be granted Gnless
The applicant passes on examination in sssh
BREACH Of study required bUiaIe. tr afn
Owingto change n the school Laws. slt
applicants will be required to pny foe OF ffty
cents, as aeon tition nofexamination.
Aliarplirants mast come prepared with
pre-p paid envelope, properly addressed ~
themselves, by order ofthe Board.
q. WELSH.
uI. t.#.E... FE Clerk.
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Second Grade roll of Honor.

J,Dayidsop, .Wnn. SmHhYil lighSchool, 2.
Clara. Beck,Jepnle ,EnlRce, lsze Perry,
North Grammar. g.
Annie davidson, Katie 1TaiTey, Alphan.e
Bachey. Edgar Eversole, George Kaufman,
south Grammar 5irgefL rEtsrafr, +
CHARLES Rising, south h'iu1 1ior Hrammnrl.t
John McClelland, north Intermediate, |.
Celia Splitter, Emma Adams; 2nd seconlAry
south, 2.
Ada Melsse. lat s,cnn larry south. |.
Anne Horry, Ada llill, Maggie Niebling Will
liz Neploy
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taPsu,at Notices, double column advertise
asats, and those in a prescribed location, 20
nsreent. additional to the above scale.
Lseai ::Notlcss, 10 cents per line for onein-
ssslion, and cents per line each additonal IN
S1taon. sppcial contracts, made. however for
SiShksftIme than two months, tt4
sosrds In Business Dlrectory-one hAlfinch-
$3.50, ,ftFsss ~
Legal Advertisements 81 poar inch one In
sefiion. andSo cents per inch each additional
insertion. .a1 niE
Obituary INohees, other than simple an.
nSsSosn,ents Of deaths, Resolutions Of condo
lsnee and Cards ofthauks cents per line.
Neuoes of:Rir.hs, Marriages and Deaths,
vhsn farnishsdb nv proper Nuthority-free.
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Columbus Il Hooking Valley
Rail Road.

Two TRAINS DAILY LEAVE LANCASTER
On aud Nuor Wednesday, January 2Olh, iSss
I trains will leave LancAsteras follows;
First tram, 7iI5 A. N, arriving at Coium
bns at lO:l5, making connection with "PaE
lIandlof short Line, Cleveland, Columbus a
Cincinnati and Is. o. R.R for all points East
Passengers by this train arrive in New Yorl
next day At 1850, a. N3 Also makes connection
with the Columbus. QhicagoS Indiana Contra
r.. n. for all points West. Also with the LATHE
Miami r. Il. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &c.
Second tram, $50 r. NJ. arriving at Co
lmbus ut s;os, IN, making direct connsc
ton with tho C. @. 4 /. c. n. n. for all points
wests Passengers by THE train arrive IN Chi
cago for early breakfast next morning. Abe
makes direct connection with the Little Miami
r. H. for Cincinnati, Dayton, &C., arriving al
Cincinnati at lO;40, P. N.
1,A (NE,N JNO. W. BoHERTYsg'
Maater Of Transportation.
yJoHN BoRLASD, Ag't, Lancaster. -,
January 2i, isG9-lln
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We callthe attention of our read
ers to the advertisement OF DEvoU
g. COMPANY, in our to'day's paper
The length Of time this House has
been in business is a guarantee OF
it's being entitled to confidence,
and is fully able to hold out great
inducements TO the trade, We ad-
wise our MilIiners and Merchants
to give them call and examine
their stock, A3 T9llAa
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Lecture by Bishop Rosecrans.
A lecture BY this eminent pre-
late Of the Roman Catholic. Church,
-isannounced by notice in another
place for Friday evening next at
the City BALL The learning and
ability Of the lecturer give assur-
ancc Of a discourse of profound
interest and instructiveness.
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ISsuRANcE,-B. F. REISMusD,
Agent, advertises in another col
umn, the statement of the Inter
national Insurance company, as re-
qsired by law. Those, wishing
insurance will do we'll to examine
/. this statement and call upon Mr..
RSinmund. ~
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BRIcK CONTRACT AWARDED
The Pickaway county Commits
sionors last week opened tho bids
for making and burning brick for
the new Infirmary, There were
some eleven bids, ranging from So.
20 to S6;l9. Tho contract was Civ
on TO 6. Bronschoin on ,his bid,of
S5,85. Tho bid Of d. Cowden, of
Lancaster, was $3.50. 1s.N ,rts
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Tho carpenter shop Of Philip Mol
der, on North Broadway, was con.
sumed by ere Friday night last, With
all his tools, o quantity Of lumber.
and somo partially fi0isbed work
The loss amounted TO several hum
dred dollars, which we understand
was partly covered by insurance
II was q most fortunate circum.
stance that the; ;building stood at
q considerable. distance from any
other-had IT been in tho closely
built portion of the city on that
windy and piercing cold night
immense destruction must have
cnsued. Owing TO the distance
and tho violent adverse wind II
was long time before the alarm
reached the vicinity OF the engine
house; so that when the machines
arrived at:thc place of the fire, il
was too late to arrcst.the progress
of tho flames even if water could
have been procured-aud that ar
ticle was ioundsexceedin scarce
in the yisluilyt ,s.7
Mr. Molder is an industriouf
and WORTHY mechanic and VIC
would be glad to see steps taken
TO make good to him the amount
Of any, ssriaps .se loss be nay 4aEf
sustained.
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Mrs. Gen. SHERMAN is at the
residence fiber father, Hon, 7
EwrNo, in this city, having arrived
ohlthe Tuesday evening train from
Washington.
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F5RMS FOR SALE.
WOGnCe.

.AN the 22d diy OF January, A. u. 1893, the
" Probate Court Of Fairfield county. Ohio,
declared the estate OF Alfred McNeigh, deeeas-
ed, tO be probably lr solvent.t Creditors are
therefore required 10 present thcIr claims
against the estate 10 tha undersigned, for al
lowanee. within six months from the time
above mentioned. rthey will not be entitlsd
10 payment. CREDITOR whose claims have here
tofore been preserved and allowed need act
again present the same. X. FRfTTER,
Adinr the Estate of AIRED McVeighs dee.
January rs, isRD--Gw4S shy f 10 si,ir
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A TrAcnMENT NOTICE.

Benjamin West. plaintiff, agaiaR CAarEos EaI.
lig'n. Den and Daniel o Drien, made Deft.
Before Virgil 2. Shaw, Justiee ofthe Peace
OF Hooking township, Fairheld county. Ohio.
Defendants are notified that, on the 2Sth and
50th days OfJanuary. A.. u. 1889, said Justice
issued orders ofattachment in the above 40.
tion for the sum Of SsT 93, and ptehnbls oosta
$50. . BENJAMIN WEST, Plaintiff.
CosSgLL FRtTTER, Atiys. 4s.a
Feb 4, IsG9-3g5I st
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New Fhotograehlc FIrni..

The announcement of Mcssrs.
ToMbAhoKR q wFIDsEK. whoibavs
just opened out in tho WelI.known
FeIIsfa 5gPFIery, appePrs among
pew adveFtisemebts. Their snpe.
tior rooms, skill and extensive IA
silities, with lbe possession Of mega
livcs Of so many Of our citizens,
will commend them TO The favor Of
The picture.desiring portion Of
this community.qE6
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

WEATuER-Sinco our last issue
n periodsof winter weather has
been experienced of fequal severity
with any of equal duration that oc-
carred during tho winter months.
The thermometrical record shows
the following marks for the days
named, at sunrise on the 4th. 81
degrees; 9th, 10 degs,; 9th, 6 degsS
7th, | deg; 9th, 81 degrees. The
winter has been remarkable for
the small quantity Of snow that
has fallen in this vicinity up to
the present time. We think it has
not much exceeded ono foot for tho
entire winter.
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A CARD.
TALLHApGE House., LAScASTER, o.,
f Mar.k 1aan

M Editor :-AlloN me to express my thanks
TO tho warm and liberal friends Of "woosrrH
USrEssITr" Tor the liberal patronage and hos
ptabie welcome have invariably received from
all. Ny subscription amounting to several
hundred dollars more than had been previous
y obtained. MAECOLM J. LYON.
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7lsSee advertisement Of Mrs. Rob'-
Gates -'small farm for sale" This
isa rare chance TO secure 3 nice
Aoms convenient to the city,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

The small pox IS prevalent in
many parts Of the country. No
one, who has not been vaccinated
should delay the operation a mo
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-11

Religious and Temperance ro-
vivals. are creating much excite
ment and interest in many sections
of this State. Many hundreds of
persons have been converted and
added to the churches
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Wooster University.

An interesting and powerful
discourse was preached at the
Presbyterian Church in this city
on Sunday 2Sth ult. by Rev. Mr.
HAYES, General Agent, in behalf of
the above Institution which is soor
to bo established by the Presbyte
rian denomination. The effect Of
the discourse, seconded by the very
efficient exortions OF Mr.. NJ, J Lyon
(whose card of thanks appears
clsewherc) as n solicitor of sub,
scriptions, has been manifested in
the securing of large contributions
from our liberal citizous in aid OF
this important educational enter
prise.
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.Pit!sAHrg, Cll,ti { ST. Louis Railway

On andafler June 81. 1865, TranS will run Al
sps Express. Fast Line. Mail.
L'vE Columbus, 2;OOA. M.ll:2O A. N,2:l5 p. u
Ann. at Newark, $50 I" 1890 p. M.S;B &"
"Dennison, 6i5 500 2" $50 "
steub'ville, $50 6.O5 /" 0'SO /"
Plttsburg, ilaO Il" 7n5 :" 1900 Mid.
Harrisburg, o;2OP. NJ. 5;OoA.M. 1901 P, NJ
g Phild'phlN, l;a5A. NJ. 9;55 4iSO
New York, $500 ll:OO ln;il
" Baltimore, 6:i5 " l2;3OP.M. $50
d" Wash'ton, $40 " 500 900 d"
Express runs daily; Maitland Fast Line
daily, Sunday excepted.
w.w.oARD sapt., ST.. ecULL, G, F. Ast
Steubenulle, o. Stenbenviile. o.
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TAfter Dark In New York" /"
LAST LECTURE of the SEA-
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fOSee Notice to Turnpike
Road Contractors" among new
advertisements in to.day's paper.
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LANCASHIRE UNION
SCHOOLS.

Board Of yEgucdtion-ei gn.ds.W
GENrLEMEN--The
following is my report Of the con-
dition Of your schools for tho
month ending February %, 1869:
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"a ga HaR On Taesday Egs., -nsrI.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03

Tn. I,Sy-ITATTox TO PROTESTANIs.-Tf tre IS
scarcely single class of thinkers thro' Snout-
the civilized world whose attention II not no"
directed towards the coming LcuInenicSi..
Council. Rationalistic students OF histors
look forward to it with interest ana ciiLioslt!:
and even the most thorouShEoInS apostles Oh
naturaIisrn and the social sciences are some
what excited By the strange vitality oil a sys,
zEnnld fam hsl4eXe 70 pc 4s5s1
! and buried. strong aud emphatic Proteatants,
/ who glory in the name, arc eager 10 seize tue
/ oppOTtuuity for demonstrations ana fFhe"s'i
protests Those on the contrary, VINO mean
( what they say when they profess thelE IalIA
! ..iu one Holy Catholic Church" cannot iali 70
Ia remind cd that such q body does exist, vs.
I l,ly.rnd not as an abstraction. II Is only thls
latter class individual exceptions apart =" men
we must expect. the Council directly anu pr az
t,,,tIly t., touch. There is feeling here and
I there uerCeptibie that not only WllL y os ~
interesting phenomenon which Will tsiH' ilieA
ii,art-- 70 Historical scenes and famous epochs'
INT that zuch an assembly is the Legitimate
. Sbd ut times, necessary organ OF 4 'I7t"Ie
Inch that il is the rcpEoducfto-i OF a nor
. mai symptom Of its Flts hair tAe Ct'ilt t =
I liz Ans ..Ie-c she must be capable of speech
~ sI,sr,.ct thought which begIns 20 MAKE
( it.alf heard in the depths OF many h,iAhs "4'T
- yiva il EXPRESSION. And that the
Il ,,y,rrct, in communion with the APOstoiic y.
, - the only one which, IN any sense Of iht
: I'D can DE said to have living voice IS %
: .,lyfou- fact. She Is the only Que ~" s'SL
y-ertr-eS to appeal 20 ALLEGATIONS, without 'N
: cs-,rf1u 70 enter her Pale--the 0tsty one Wl'
=. 9zsgsIss on questions OF iaItn as tAey aitsS
y . 49, ths FOSSIL schisInz OF the East, nor tn
= III I,ragrbes OF the West, have dFeamt o
:, Jrtrr ANYTHING Of the kind And she reason
= No. ar 10 seek. We may End u even WlthD't
e begging the question a. TO when hae, :. ~ ~
= [-i-Ir57v. For speech demands an act 81 81
- ali and II there Is not one viii, there Ean D
n, r,r, -rgech Even the Photia2 SC M FR.l-a2
: -S.tE.T.is,f,s are the lOftIest, split mp as iS
- - tlIrs. independent centres of unity, - IL
=. cr,5,ls Of thorocghl gu5lszed acton ana ~
- s~tIn.nrIy OK authoritative utteFsHee'
: 49, Ss-,,3 of Ess.ssa waits 90 be pTcmptets =
- go. J.ssSII abe Patriarch Of CoustaattTgpEe g.
y + - r., q rsrfain sense on the Grand ' IzIe
80 Svued 81 AIhsus - the organ Of an lJis!
d. .ig;ssaps- nationality. here - no uEtty OF 4
=, 1919 in tie whole asfajr. On Anglican 2.
= si1efs in this respect u would be quite
-, Tertases 30 dwell There Il not eNSa = y
l-' - az identity OF belief among its heads
" S-zrrI,4rp The Catholic ChuEch - amor
n Sburcbes the oaly visible JarIsdictsonai aH1
- ana the oaIy claimant 20 ualFeFsa4iIy a''
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-03
FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE

ROME. Sept 2.-THe CoUHcii-The works In
St Peters have now nearly reached lheIr com
pletion, and the coustructions are s, go unS
and nj Iht by very strong body OF ponce, lFoui
. which circumstance it Is surmlsed ting the re-
volutionists have some intentions on theih ot d
miscellaneous nature. IL Is, ho go, - st
pacessa AIRY 10 keep very strlct waIch aS'ilnEst
rho possibility of accfdFnt sJ IrreI ~ et'+7
walls of woodwork and thf scafoldinS would
cause fearful expenditure ii aest;"s ;l +Ut
"a sneak of the danger they would entail on
the fabric itself The Congregations are an IN
full activity. and most OF the ece!eslastte7
aDgaued in them have foregone their usual
yvaSaf iCSns in order to devote themselves L'oIe
entirely to the great work. The rope uaily
-esi4=sS the niciRers of the commissioners
and seems only occupied oy tine i'1toSLS =. IL
laid before them. The same may ne 7A'u v! t'ts
Cardinals presiding over the ConSFGSatI" iis'
who have all given up their autumn hoh"ay
and remain in Rone. where, ho"I ; 20 o. ~. ny
Great heat is now fairly over. CaTdiIal Keis;'ch
& stin in town, and pEesides over the GlsiEt'n
+ion of prizes at sta. Maria della race on
SATURDAY, having, happily, recovered from his
His Holiness visited the schools Of 81.
Joseph Ca!asanctius, at the church OF 80
PanfaIoe, yesterday, being the t%;ist Oh " =
HOLY Founder of the Sehole Pie Agr- ttA1'
said High Mass, and great nun 9er Oh { \. a.
GiraIs and prslates also celebrated the HOLY
sacrifice at an early -hoaT. The POPE AFE'ESt
~ NfSy,eEs and EFCelyed the community III tli'
-, a. well as a great number Of piout
= r,eople who had locked EitheT 20 FeeSI'e m! n
6snediction. : word spoken by shc rope u
T,erits notice. After inquiEfnS after the I'm
T,ert,r's health. the Pope said III mar KeI tont
4 consider FrdRec my best friend IN
TJoliurss has also visited the lOdIstu - prepaIln
for The Bishops in the Monastery Of Tor d'
SDe,,chi aud At the Pdiazeo Cartoon NJ >
Cttorz,i,, in VelabTo, where twea;s bishops " !
he I,S3Iggd aud where JLc ancient sGaEeL 81 ~
PatTo2 OF England is being pat IN order i6
tlI.{r use aud Furnished with altar fuEuttuf
the Ola decorations having gone completely
decar. The part of Tor-de' Speech pEepari !.
f1r the Bishops i. OF course, separate LFoii .
-lU-Fnelosure Of the O5lates Of
Frances. . =, - L. o., ,-,-
,Ir+aTy recovered as To he able 30 atfsHa 81
aiStributtoa OF prizes at the Jes7if CoiteSe
S1Tt{es at NIou,lrsgone. \ very Large gatHgE1'
took place on the pCeasIoti, and the tv'ie
may be pronounced q most complete s0ess'
~ Il i absolutely EIle,i VITA yoush IRON ,s'e
Tarr Of I.lIv. unable 10 obtain BSSI- -
delicious education At home-
HFz ReyvaI III zhness, Prince fhoIns7 ~ tlS
7ss arrived in Italy and Is spending
boIidavs with his mother Mt StuPaniSi- ne
Accom- panied by tutor a Catholic PEies'' y
vsturvs with him 20 Harrow,
IL seems that Padre PTOto - nos aea'A' -
shs italian papers had most eIrcoH Az = :
relased-, He has written himself 10 COZ IL. u ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
DIES ACADEMY,
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Uuder
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSUbISES,
Two Miles below New Orleans

This Institution, which the inhabitants Of Louisiana |
and the adjacent states have kindly iaNorea i, ann
RECOMMENDATION to be introduced 70 public notice, ~
viii therefore suffice to give outline Of tho plan Of
education pursye By theIrafosesges Of this Establish
mont: 80, $50 -. a., y,o,,
by the Ladies' in adjoining of their pupils minds with
knowledge and the forming OF their hearts to irtas
cleanliness and polite MANNERS, Tnsy arg never sui,
feed to 90 the reach OF watchul but maternal
superint endeee whose vigilance secures TIVE pteseS
ton morals and the willing observance OF the fe
Catholics pupils all denomina lions admitted and
no ia upon tire score of religion but
% hp pro aTs at the Divine
&c soeado q for the LADIES they
are peculiarly attentive to the food Even 70 shS Phpnis
are The hours Of
distributed throughout the day that neither sao
pcaton to their Classical duties When sick they
by the Ladies, and timely notice is gSen
TO their parents guardians, when the distance allows
ofiti physician is always on hand and immediately
IStiom-The system OF embraces tho fol.
lowing objects: The English and Frencb languages
History taaeient and nodernj, Mythology Chronology,
English and French literature the Eiemehts oil AS,
Of Natural Philosophy, OF Botany and Chemistry Will be
taught those young ladies whose parents desire 1T us
TERMS
Board and Tuition per aunnsn $500, payable quar- p,
Day Scholars per annum $3.50 payable quarterly in -
Entranco for the Boariers o.
Entrance for the Day scholars :; - y, .,
No deduction is made for those who are Withdrawn be
e fore the end of the quarter.
Q EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per ~
For The Jse of Musical Instruments por month 0,
s Drawing, including Paper and Pencils per month
~, " aSans Per par the nen Ratbinr senson -
books necessary the different classes may be fur
by the parents themselves; procured at III
= establishment at moderate prices. SGD ! M
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EDUCATIONAL.
A cApEMY OF THE VISITATION,

n
IA SuTnmcryile, near Mobile
Tho IN seea1on of inatituton closed
ON tho OF July and viii reopen accord
inr TO Prospectus GU the 10th of September.
During the past Session competent and experiences
teachers besn obtained from France and Germany
for the Music, Drawing and French departments -.
fur1uir tire institution Is pruvcrbia foreaith
epidemic entered Its pTectnota ann
serious illness seldom Large ndditfona are
10 be made for the advantage and Comfort OF the
pupils; fine Observatory and Music Hall AFRO among
Tho improvements, also large artificial Pond where
aquatic Injuries may be ndulgcd u during tho summer
aeason The grounds surrounding the Acaaleny are ek
tcnsiye and shady-tbe pupils rarbblc ovy an area
of sixty their evening waibE, which are per-
Initted frequently, for health end dxefcIse. -
further particulars address, Drectresa ma
Aeadeuiy OF tho Visitation Bog $50, Mobile.
Terms invariablo in advance.
Board and Tuition in English aud French, Wash
ing and Mending,s and ordinary Doctors Foe, -
per Session of Five Months .Si2u ~
Entrance Fee-for the first Year ony.i4.,..-. 10 oo
Medicines and StationeESsat cost. .,...,.
Bedding Fuel and Lights furnished 10y tho INSTITUTION
~ EXTRA BRANCHES
| Music the Harp, with of instrument, gao ~
80. piano--threc lessons per week ~ y
| F" Guitar ~ " "
Drawing and Painting-aN kinds ~ y,
| Latin Italian and German Languages each. 10 W
Embroidery, Tapestry, German and French REQ - ~
dlewoTk iu "
Plain Needlework gratis
Msntua Making Taught IL desired . .
| N B-Terms have bcen reduced TO render the auoV
advantages available. Ruf <iH
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CIR SIMMONS SELECT SCHOOL,
= 1871 Administration street. between ThafiA ana Net
pomona Htroets-This Institution lconduotga by the
sisters OF Charity will reopen on MoNDAkt o'sh %
August, lSGD. -,.s.,.,.
This Sisters coaaiiar themselves eopscIeatioasy
bound respond the naence rspoacd In tdcm ~
parents and guardians, by giving TO their pupils &
tlan and virtnous oucaiion strictly attending 10 eI
intellectual Improvement and culyattng that rehno
mont of which Will at them for society. !.
The of instruction ased upon that pursued az
st, Joscph's, EmnetsburE1 embraces ofthggiapny
Reading, orammer Rhsthorc. Composition P,ain ana
Ornamental Writing. Practical and Rational
tic Book kecping prneples 81 Algebra and as9mS.y
Ancient and Modern Geography with the $50 o Shps
aud CiobesJ Astronomy, Sacred aud Prefane History
! Biography aud Mythology Natural HisteTy NasuIas
pbii, SONNY intellectual aid Moral pih8s1PS os1n'
notnny aud Chemistry, French, Music on tha Piano,
| Vocal Music Plain and 0rnamenfhk Needle Work.
Terms per Month Payable In Advsnesi a., ,O
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n i,. Ciesa s,I la, o,cc 1.. "
| Music. Drawing, ETC. form extra charges ~.
| GTssEaAL CDhsf:EvA TIoKs.--i. mouth eoiareneet
will be constituted month completed no dedHett
being made for absence. o. Books and StonsIy ~. tur
nisied by the Institution at current prices . slstp
are earnestly requested to call only on sAtraayH p
fYasu te hours pf o'clock, To provsnb tno III
tsrruptiou o scholastic eSereisca. -, 49,,
For further plesse Inquire Mt tho School