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CANT y1NCENrs COLLEGE,
~ CAFE eRArpEAu. MISSOURI.

This 10 stutio conducted by the Priests Of the Con-
cr.gaton Of the Mission ST. Vincent OF Paul, anu
hartered by the Legislature of tho State OF Missouri
= ID 1913 with University privileges is beautiiuty 10
Gated on the mississippi river, hundred ana hit
miles below st. Louis and forty miles above the mouth
eSeation of Students has prepared and
now aborng zsalSfass r f z9HRG ssEgy VINO esS
dioceses the country. The College combines Win
the theological department., preparatory one where
Catholic youth may receive religious training ecces
be fostered and encouraged ana
aspirants 10 the priesthood may pursue q thorousn
course preliminary studies Thus we hope 20 secure
constant supply of talented pous and deserving SUI
jects whilst tbs time fitting those not called 70
The sanctuary embark with honor and advantage 70
themselves secular pursuits With this view We re-
sne tfIly solicit patronage of the Right Hev anu
Rev clergy and of the Catholic public and whilst rely
or Theological department, recommend the prePara
tory the notice Of jealous pastors anu To-
/ IiEious Catholic parents :, r.,,u .-oor
he College easy at oil seasons OF the year
Regular daily packets plying up and down .ne vsr,
msndIng Forty acres land attached to the College
and well improved afford facility for healthy OK
/ ercises The buildings large and connl0dous ~
GoTdng for large number OF stnaeits
numerous competent staff of Professors ana irec
tors devoted to the work of educaton rs iapor u
give complete assurance that nothing will be LETT un
done to promote welfare and happiness OF all conn
ded 10 their charge with whom in fact they form pu
one family living under the roof and eating NJ Tn
S TIna naturalization to and strict observance of tn
stan.iy maintained and enforced. No student pnles
he come properly recommended, will be adISitteu an
none of unruy untractable conduct Will DO fetahe
In the insttuIion -
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couLEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
aa and 81 Gamp street, eorner Natehez.

Thiais institution, with authority to con
Degreea grant Diplomas etc Il is fuil course bn
and Stores are CONNECTED and all the branches Of bns
education practically, scientifically and PhhoS"Pm
By this course and system of work the Student &C,
SG S Every known facility is made of meet
demands of the business community IN
Lar Institution superior in all its departments
0arships Issued by Soules Colleges are GOOD IN forty
enjoyed. and which cannot be extended by any "ther
TSe Commerciai and Exchange Calculation Depart
nent remains in charge of the Principal whose eSy
philosophic and rapid system Of wo5f S Sv discern
ing community. =, III.
InStTnctoTn on Accounts COMMERCIAL Law, Modern Com
merce Commercial Ethics Political Snd va
subjects Of Commercial Science to Whion business
eroSs Interested in the cause Of education
cordially visit the Institution, examine the
tTuIv reJcal and system Of business training
and essentially dereit it is from the system Oh
For Circulars containing full information call at the
O' Ias " GEORGE soULE, New Orleans.
ORosPEs;TUs of THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
| i maculate Conception, Now Orleans. ca.
This Literary Instltntion ~ @ s can
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society ofJesus i,
snrey cut on from the street for
reoreation that from the arrival Oh the ~
A NJ till their departure at p M they are constantly
secluded and superintended. -, c-oDA T,,,,
English French Poetry Rhetoric History, SeoGTaPhy
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural ana Men,A! fnllOso
students aro not admitted, unless they know how Il
The moral and religions training OF the students Is tn
| lead NC objects of the nst-Hctors 49,, =
duct Progress rank in class and attendance
The aoadenical year begins on the the hrSt MONDAY
October, and ends ABOUT F tRs Slss Oh NY
Collegiate Course payable in sdS"nO0' and In Un''s
Preparatory Conrse. sI6 vols "
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TERMS

Board Lodging and Tuition per scholastic year OF
months. --.S-COO
washing and mending Of articles washed----- y
PhyHcian'a Fec and Medicines. -.....---------- ~
Instrumsntal Music ~
Modern Languages free. "
charge of Is per week win be made for those spend
ing the Summer Vacation Mt the College.
hooks StAtiOns furnished at current prices
Rocks Stationery, artclts of dress Toilet VIII
not Ie faTnis,ed by institution unless sufficient
be deposited with the IreAsurer 10 hoSt
MIA HALF YEARLY PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE IN
| VARLABLY REQUIEED.
| The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
| O4s.aEPTEMBER, and ends about the hIst OF d MY
wear and reduction will be made Tor removal within
that period except in of dsnssal or protraete"
| Students having completed tho regular collegiate
course and having stood satisfactory examination
will be receive at the hands of the President
and Faculty Diploma comforting them the degree OF
Bachelor of Arts and after two years devoted 70 inc
study the liberal Rrts to learned proIessioh
the degree of Master Of Arts
u The Most Kew p. Il. KENRICK
Archbishop of st. Louis,
Right Rev. s. " RYAN.
| bishop of7t3uTslO, N. "
Very Reg JNo HAYDEN,
| V. &. NJ, Germantown, Hh-b
Memphis, Tenn,
Rev. THoS. ]. SMITH,
New Orleans, La, or 70
Rev. A. VERIN A,
President of the College, Cape Girardeau, NO.
New Orleans La and is prepared to fur ntsh fun iniOr
N D'--E>UHe O'' >''''''O . JyII am
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EDUCATIONAL.
a cApEMY OF THE vIsITA,;L1oNL., Mobile. bio

a cADENY or TEE VISITATION, ,tn. s.a
a Summervile, near blop1e. .,r..a
The Thirty seventh Seess. Of this occrI
aucoessfnlly ON the aist OF JAY and Will se"Ao
ne e. proepectus on tho 10th Of Beptem pei.
uriog tbe 6e0alon c0mpetent ana %
+edchars have been obtained from France ane ''
S,r ,bs Music Drawing and French s
he looatton institution Is ~. ~,
fnlness epidemic has entered its arc
serious Illness seldom known Large r-t ~ the
about TO be made for the advantage ana e1n snong
pupils; u fine Observatory and Mnsic Han pJ wbere
The improvements also largo arttheal tI ~, s,nmeS
aquatic luxuries may be induged in during t pe e
season The grounds surrounding the Aeauouy area
of sixty acres in their evening walks, whlcn Aie Po
mitted tree uently for health and exercise % s5,.
For further particulars address, Dneetfees " ~
Academy OF the Visitation. Box 49, Mobile
Terms inyarnble in advance.
-Roard and Tuition in English and French wash
;ng and Mending, and ordinary Doctor feo' m
ner Session of Five Months ...-------' M
Entrance Eco for the frat year only ~ W
Medicines and Stationery at coat 49,, ..;.,,;or
Beddiug Fuel and Lghts furnished by INC Ahsh'u''o
49, EXTRA DliASCIlEs a,o M
Music on the Harp with of instrument w ~
| Piano-three lessons per week. M. "a ~
| Guitar. IN NJ
! Drawing and Painting-all kinds ~ ~ n,
Latin Italian and German Languages each 40 W
Embroidery, Tapestry, German ana french N0' 10 a,
Plain Needlework, gratis
| Msntua Making taught II desired. a. 49,
n B-Ts1ns have been reduced to rehuer INC 49, ~
/ adyaRtaE yes available. W. -
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q
The Oldest and Efficient and Successful CONNER
cio College in the United States. There IL u n 70
et i;iiiyana ar,d srangegs WHO wish business ECU
themselves or sons arc
dents can enter all the Departments OF the
iogo any time When Clubs Of three OF more ee1
ton Will made Board and Lodging ss5 per month:
Hook. keeping Penmanship, Mathematics, EnGllsnh
French Spanish German, Photography, etc. are taugnt
as used busness-so that each student can AZ "e
tse charge of Any set Books An education that en
bies the student $1,000 $4,000 5000 per annIm
Ia the best FORTUNE parents give their sons Inc
south must now educate her sons PRACTICALLY, OF
they will forever be the slaves of the North.
n B-Younp men, take notice that, so Tar as known
every numerous Graduates Of this Soege ior
the past years Ia In prohtabe business
Alter 81 wears this College requires no tut
Their Endorsement than the fact that SEW ERAL TINY
SAND of its Graduates IN Prosperous BUSINESS IN
in nIS S'I ~ ANA RUFUS DoLBEAR, President.
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EDUCATIONAL.
The duties OF this Institution win be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

Parents and Guardians desiring hrst class Bosrdng
school fsr their Daughters and Wards' VIII hho ne
eS in tie beathest portion of ono Of the most
itby citiea in the South with large grounds ana IN
retired and situation. Affords In
arerv facility acquiring education Hehbst n,'
nsl ri n high grade Large additions bave been
m1de to the buildings meet the increasing aPphea
Apply for Prospectus md Terms to the once Oh inc
mtIntns S ~ jy4 ly
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A darkey was bOasting to grocer of the
cheapness Of ten pounds Of sugar he had bought
at q rival shop. Let me weigh the package"
said the grocer. Tho darkey assented, and 1t
was fonnd two pounds short. The colored
gentleman looked perplcxed for moment, and
then said, "Guess he didn't cheat dis child
much, for when lie was getting the sugar l
stole two pair of shOes.p
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Institution i sitI ~ ted
sPtS q and at faa .hSss
commodious thoroughy ventatea ana h and ssouTity
Oh ieS H ,a AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:
THE aim of the Institution being to it young LADIES'
by Of instruction n sao life care Is
saSe to select for the mOst efficient teach
The most unrsmtt9g pains ARE ai Siailant but
Gf the at az saS
ness and cieanliness while strict attention is pai9 20
sf polite ana e Catholic
Ps Of other dsaDmnatiSps are s ars Obliged
10 attend exercises and conform to the rules % inc
Institution ..,,,,-,-,c~-.
To secure preserve the health Of the ppRs ,ne
Sisters pay to the quality Of tne
nntritions; whe abundance leaves room Ior those
and ss that mind
body should suffer from too continued an arPGaon ITO 70
the Sisters and when the not
| is given to parents and guardians
| The system of education embraces the rrenon hnu
English iangnages The ORANGES Of the course aas
Readn French and e Engshs tbe nse d
the Giabes Prose and Poetical CompSsions HistSry.
Arnns and EDiish literature Mythology Rhetore
Natural Philosophy Chemistry Astronomy Wn
Piain and Ornamental Neede'work, Tapestry Embrod
i cry, Artificial Flowers ETC.
rERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE: 81
Board and Tuition in French and English per 400 q
month per quarter 90 0
Entrance Fee for the first year only..---.--.. III
+ a.. - En- IN, I'M onartsr0 $50 0
MUSIC on tho Ai"H'' p 10 0
Vocal Music -----------' q d
Use of Piano ------'-'- > d
Stationery ----'------ 10 4
Washing ----''---- q {
Tapestry and Embroidery ------------------
Artificial Flowers -----'-----'''-' 10
|
: Drawing ..----. Is
Painting ?
Baths for the summer season.
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THE LATE SHOOTING CASE IN MEATH.-lt
WA well known that tho parties who were
arrested q few days ago for being connected
with the shooting Of Mr. John GaTgan, ste ward
10 Mr.. Farrell, of MOynalty, wore 70 he brought
~. vesterday for examination in the court
honse here, and consequently large crowds col
Seeted in the street about IL O'clock, tho hour
~ which the prisoners were to arrive from Trim
(rs,I THE prisOners named Patrick Govern,
1anea McNaiiy Nicholas Mullen, Patrick Far
veliv 1atsas GouidiBg), Patrick Farrelly, Philip
smith Nh Of KeIlss and Owen Lynch and -
Reilly Of Moynalty, were brought mere IA cars
.,1ssseS q atrS,ng escort of constabulary, and
,vSTa received iSy the crowds with every demon
etrntlon Of sympathy, tho prevailing opinion
I,esus- tbat ali the narties are wrongtully
sel,s+geSs On the 1Atifif0rmeraL Mngili making
he appearances, he was received With groans
hieses and oursinrs. EeVeralstenes were hurled
at him, Que of whieft NIT aActing-Nonstaoh
who escorted him, iniicting "a serious wount
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COLLEGE,

T W. BLACKMAN'S CoMHERClAL CoLLEGE,
y Corner of Ganai and CaTondelet streets, .
Is open day and evening the entire year rehnansp,
Hook keTpiuC MoteFn Languages, and all the branches
of thuruuuh education arc taught 20 lhales
and gentlruien separate apartments Inc fflhclpal
pgN been esiab Iishsd In New Orleans since 1881.
X. q. Montgomery, Premium Pcninan, has charge OF
Penmanshp. Instruction Is prlNa'e 70 each htuneht
Iayies and gentlemen invited to call. aus I'm
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Books for the course may be supplied by the parents
az @narlians or procured at the 1n5ttuti0RRat
orices Quarterly examinations are held results oi
Which aTe transmitted by bulletin to the parents anu
Studies are the Of teachers and ars
varded according merit At the close OF the anhna
course about the of July, the distribution OF pre-
,n;nns tnkes Mace Letters of invitation are sent TO
the parents guardians and relatives Of the
20 te friends of the Institution who alone are
70 1tand Stndi.s are resumed the first of October
No deduction quarterly payments Ia MADE even JOE
of the Pupils received at any time tne
year and the charge is estimated from the unto u "
trance. s4a OQ
Board and Washing during Sicalioh.- -
81
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STUDIES.
SENIOR OR THEOLOGICAL DErARrNI

wears viz ne of logic and metaphysics with glasses
scripture and ecclesiastical history and
Of theology and dogmac, sacred scripture her
meneutics canon law, ritual and church history In
strucons exercises in pulpit oratory
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JIyNIoR on coLIE0IATE DEPARTMENT..

Tho curriculum Of atndies in the Junior department
coyera a spaoe i've yearE, and embraces complete
course English and Classical Literature Mat
and Physics-eomprisng, English Grammer khetoT t
.etc Algebra Geometry, Book keeping use OF Sl9oea
TriRononetry (pain and sphericap Surveying Comic
Sections Integral and Diferential Calculus Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry Latin, Greek and
Modarn (GerInRn, French Italian and span
sh are OptiO1alJ instrumental Music Optional also
Christian Doctrine, Church Music ana CEREMONIES Aro
taught throughout the course.
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DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Bro'hers'

This institution transferred from the city Of sew
leans to the capacious, airy and thoroughly ndaptea
building hitherto known rs the ras tbe act Of re-
i ~ rcSehel an enyabe standard of educational
usefulness while, by unsurpassed aayahugesa T.,
ton as well the solid character OF tne r WA
s,,ej hold out every guaranty or .ie
nhysical and intellectual deveOPeht VI so s'u
,ala3ts committed to the Brothers care
i'a ranpeof studies carried ont by an experiences
Faoulty includes Preparatory, Commercia anu
piate course literary and scientifc-e On a
Esf Monday of October, in every year. and ehHihS on
Tho Erst of August next ensuing In view however, VI
reater facilities students classes will bekept open
nts aud Guardians anticipating the eNercses OF he
and entering their SOUS anu "arus ns
The recess In snch event the matrieuaIes, Mio en- NJ
ia, wholesome exercise i'll the br,eing anosphete %
NIL be admitted to oil the VI
two months preparatory stu'es--a ihiGe ~ NJ
ter to TIT them meeting AT once the ieIulieo' "
Tho i.rn,s ar, rated moderate scale OF prices as
is warranted by the times
pavments for term of five months invarlaoy IN ausn0e
Board washing Tuition and Doctors fee Tor term s,s5
EUtrancc Zee TO be paid only $500 IL
vacation at College with preparatory studies from so
! EXTRA CHARGES M
| merit of five months ~
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FLUTES or any other wind instrument. ~ ~
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| for circulars and other particulars, address
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