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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
EVENING STAR.


INTERNAL RBvINUR.-The receipts from
his source to-day were S320,325.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

CATHOLIC Tisct to Rome.-
Archbishop Spaldlng has returned to the city,
in improved health, from q pastoral tour
through Baltimore and Hartford counties.
Daring eight days he visited that number of
churches, where he administered confirmation,
a. follows: At tSt. Joseph's, Texfs, to l36 per.
sons; q St Philip Nerl. Delaney's Valley, to
Is; at st; Johns Long Green, 70 70; at ST. Ste.
Phsn's, Baltimore county, to n; at st. Marys,
Deer Creek Hartford county to u; ct 81. Ienat,
ius Hickory, 70 q; AZ 81. Francis Dc sales, All.
ingdon, 70 -; at st. Patrick's, Havre a. Grsce.
70 g.; making total Of 4eL confirmed, Of whom
Archbishop win make an episcopN visitstion
and ceieorafe the rite Of connrDation O. 81.
Maryh Annapolis: on the 25th, at Sd. Marv's
laurel, and on the afternoon Of the 9.me day
s,a.S ~ 81 A9g1Stins. Eakridge Landing; on the
81 Micnaeit, Baltimore; ON the % Of October,
a. 81 Cnarles 8oFromno o, Pikesvilie, BaIumore
county, and on the afternoon OF the same day.
81 Jamesls, Baltimore. Archbishop Spaidins
with the other bishops who design attendine
the great council st Rome In November, VIM
leave Baltimore for Southampton IN tae Norm
German steamship Baltimofe. Oap0tn Yoeck.
Ter, which leaves thas port on the 20th OF Ocfo.
ber, for Southampton. and not previolsiy ss
has been stated--Bolt'more Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

LOOKING AFrKs THE SAILoRs' CLorHrHe.
Secretary Robeson has issued q general order
to Post Admirals, in which they are partic-
ularly snjoined, In the inspection of vessels
tted out for sea, 70 zee that the clothing Of the
crew il examined. 70 ascertain that Il conforms
in all respects TO the regulations Of the navy.
ports IN regard 10 this matter, and will state
who the paymasters are that are furnishing
clothing; whether made according TO contract;
whether Of an inn!tor quality, when proc ared,
specting onicors VIII also state II there is any
neglect on the part Of officers, and whether
they have knowingly furnished inferior arti.
cles instead Of those called for By the regula-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

THE SCARCITY OF SMALL NoTRs.-Gsneral
Spinner, the United States Treasurer, yester.
day announced that until the new legal tender
notes are ready for circulation, II would be ab.
soluteiy impossible for him to farnish auy.
thing but fractional currency and legal tender
notes Of the denomination Of $500 and sI,OCO.
such is the scarcity Of notes Of the smaller de.
nominations that demands have already been
made TO restore to circulation the ten dollar
legal tender notes recently called in on account
Of dangerous coanterfeits; but as these notes
have oeen destroyed a. fast as they have &C.
cumuiated, it will be impossible to comply
with the requests Of the sub-treasurers and
bankers. Gen. Spinner yesterday addressed a
letter to Assistant Treasurer Butterfeld, at
New York, requesting hin to husband the
notes he has on hand, a. the scarcity will en-.
barrass the payment Of Government en-.
ployees. 1t Is doubtful whether there will be
sufiicient to pay the Department clerks at the
end Of the present month. The one and two
dollar notes OF the new series will not be ready
for Issue until the nrYt week In October.
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Government Securities.

WASHINGTON, Sept 18, 1S69.-Jay Cooke 4
Co., furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities
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TIE TIVE TABLESPOON which each clerk
in the Treasury Department will be required
to keep flithiul record OF the time OF his ar.
rival at the office aud departure thers:rsm,
time lost with or without permission, &C.,
have been circulated throus hout the Depart.
mont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

LOB LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
Innsn Line Of Mail Steamers, sailing from Ne
York EVERY SATURDAY ana AL AeSx
rERNATE 1CEsDAYe fEfN
1iekets sold 90 and from England,
Irelsnd, and the Contiueut
for full tnformstisa Apply TO JOHN u. DALE
Agent, I5 Brosdvsy, Sex York, or
MIDDLETON co,
BANK ERS,
suA-u Washin yton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

SEC :RrA3Y BoUrwFLL returned here las
evening rom New York, a I'D was at the Treas.
ury DepaI .nent 20. day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

convict employed IN the clerks once q SIM
Sing, has been placed IN solitary coa1insmeni
for ailegsd frauds in dischargIpg prisoners for
pecuniary eonsidenttons long before their
time. One prisoner named Miller va repor.
ted TOR dicnaree by Oantsr, and bad on his
citizens ctethes, when it was discovered that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

INTERNAL RBvBNuI.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s32o.s25.
SEC :RrA7Y BoUrwTLL returned here las
evening rom New York, a I'D was at the Treas
ury DepaI .nent 20. day.
HON. NATHAN SARsBNT, Comm ss;oner of
Customs. has returned to the city, after brief
absence on personal business.
SsCrETARY Cox has rented the fine resi-.
dence, No 575 New JERSEY ave lue, and viii,
next week bring his iamily to the city, whe ;e
they will spend the winter.
SECRETARY RoBRsoN, VINO has been quite
sick for sever days p Ist, is MI uch be. 9. to
day, and was engaged in the dischsr,e of his
Official duties as usual.
ASSISTANT Secretary OF the Treasury Rich.
ardson will leave here thi u evening for a visit
to his home in Massachusetts,. He will be ab.
sent two or three week.
GEORGE b. MoCARrRr Ca'ef OF t.e Bure n
Of Engraving and Print ,g a. the Tr- lsury
Department, has returned from New York, and
was at his ONCE TO-DAY.
ONE HUNDrED AND FIFTY.rHRsR THOUSAND
DOLLARS in rectional currency was received
at the Ire lsury Dep1r ment io-day, from the
Bank Note Printing Go npanies in New York.
THE COMMISSIONED MIANTINoMAH, which
he's bee1 undergoing repairs at the PhiIadel.
phia Navy Yard, wa put in commission YES.
terday, and is now ready for sea.
GovERNoR.ELTcT G. c. WA-KRR, O. yir.
ginia. ras, in a lie ier 10 General Clnby, Ar.
cepted the appointment of provisio lal Cover.
nor, and will enter upon tks duties of his
office on the 21st Instant.
CoMMoDoRB OSCAR BULLus has been or-
dered to duty in charge Of the nj. re depos at
Maiden, Mass, in plac, Of Capt. M. @. Marin,
detached from that duty and placed on wal.
ing orders.
MAJOR JOHN s. CUNNINGHAM. Paymaster OF
the United States Navy, has recently been con.
fined to his room at Brooklyn, N. Y. bv
serious illness, his many friends in this CITY
will regret to hear.
MISS CARRIE DRTMOLD was married ON
Thursday afternoon, at the re. idence OF her
fsther. in New York, to Count G Gaston d'Asr.
shot, an aitache OF the Belg an Legation In this
city.
THE COMMITTEE of Internal Revenue offic.
ials. reeeatly sppointod by Commissioner
DelanC 10 examine the best manner of cancel.
ling revenue stamps. met yesterday for the
purpose Of organization and determining in
what way the examination shall be conducted
INSPECTION OF NAVY YARDs.-Commodor
Melancthon Smith, Chief OF the Bureau os
Equipment arc Recruiting, Navy Departm.n,.
received an order from the Secretary yesterday
instructIng him to visi. all the Navy Yards in
the United -ates and inspect their equipment.
TPR TIVE TABLHs-upon which each clerk
in the Treasury Department will be required
to keep flithIul record OF the time OF his ar.
rival at the office aud departure thers:rsm,
time lost with or without permission, &C.,
have been circulated throus hout the Depart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

INSPECTION OF NAVY YARDs.-Commodor
Melancthon Smith, Chief OF the Bureau of
Equipment ar d Recruiting, Navy Departm,o,. =.
received an order from the Secretary yesterday
instructIng b N to visi. all the Navy Yards in
the United Safes and inspect their equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

THE COMMITTEES of Internal Revenue offic.
fais, reeeatly appointed by Commissioner
DelsnC 10 examine the best manner of cancel.
ling revenue siamps. met yesterday for the
purpose Of organization and determining in
what way the examination shall be conducted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

MISS CARRIE DRrMoLD was married on
Thursday afternoon, at the re- idence OF her
isther. in New York, to Count CASTOR d'Asr.
shot, an aitache OF the Belg an Legation In this
eif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

HON. NArHAH SARsRNT, Comm ssjoner OF
Customs. has returned to the city, after a brief
absence on personal business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

SsCrRTARY Cox has rented the fine resi-.
dence, No. 575 New JERSEY ave lue, and viii,
next week bring his iamlly to the city, whe. .e
they will spend the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

SECRETARY robson, who has been quite
sick for sever days p st, is much be. Q. to
day, and was engaged in the dischsr,e of his
Official duties as usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

MAJOR JOHN 5. CUNNINGHAM. Paymaster OF
the United States Navy, has recently been con.
fined to his room at Brooklyn, N. Y. BY
serious illness, his many friends in this city
will regret to hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

ASSISTANT Secretary Of the Treasury Rich.
ardson will leave here thiJ evening for a visit
to his home in Massachusetts,. He will be ab.
sent two or three week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

GovERNoR-RLTc CT G. G. WA-KRR, o. Vir.
ginia. fas, in lie ier 10 General Canby, ac.
cepted the appointment OF provisio 1al Cover.
nor, and will e1'er upon tie duties of his
Office on the 2lst Instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

THE COMMISSIONED MIANTINoMAH, which
he's bee1 undergoing repairs at the PhiIadel.
phia Navy Yard, wa put in commission yes.
terday, and is now ready for sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

GEORGE b. MoCARTRF Ca'ef OF t-s Bure N
Of Engraving ard Print ,g a the Tr- lsurv
Department, has returne from New York, and
was at his ONCE TO-DAY.
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NTw OlLFf%S.

The Oldest Most Efficient and Successful CoInn,er
cial College the United states. There is Fun nc
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish business Ed'
cation themselves invited TO cali stu
dents any all the Departments OF the Col
ec 1t any when clubs of three or more enter nj
ton win he made. Board and Lodging e21 per month
Book keeping, Pcumauship Mathematics, English,
Frcuch Spanish, German photography etc, are taught
a. used busuessso thar T1rrrft can at once
take charge OF Books. An education that ens
bles student $1,000, S25JU or 5000 per aTnI
hest parents can give their SONS Inc
South ciuclte ALL her sons PRACTICALLY or
they viii forever be the slaves u the North
B-Yoiinr men take uotfeH that, 50 far known,
every If tn, numerous Graduates OF this CoIe for
the past hirSs,veu years S in profitable business
fter 81 years this College TCquiEIs no fur
ther Endorsement than tho sCt that SENERA l. IttoU
SAND ofits Graduates IN Prosperous Business IN
ITb5s 1''y ~ RUFUS BoLBEAR, President.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CyADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
a va \ S;nInyneryille. near Mobile

n
he Thirty.seyenth Session of this Institution
successfully the 2Ist OF July, and wan reopen
ing TO Prospectus the 10th of Septein per.
the paet-Session competent anu
teachers have been obtained from France anu ooh'
for tho Music Drawing and French
The location of the institution Is proyerol io mi
fulness epidemic has entered IT'S ore
serious illness IS seldom known Large frt Of the
about to made for the advantage ana ,org
pupils fine Observatory and Music Ian pand S Where
the improvements also large art1nclI tSiu, ,,,oap
aquatic luxurics may be indulged in during to aTe @
season. The grounds surrounding tine AcAuemS az orao
tensive and shadythe pupils can r9mbie& oyer GyeL an an @ r
of sixty in their evening wallis. winch "io P
mi tied frequently for health and exercise. f the
Academy of the Visitation Box 536 Mobile.
Terms inyariable in advance
TERMS
I,oard and Tuition in English and French, "ash-
ing and Afepdng, and ordinary Doctors rec e,.o M
Der Session of Five Months 30 %
Entrance Feet for the first year only ~ w
Medicines and Stationery at COST -, ..r4;+rt;o,,
Bedding Fuel and Lights furnished py Inc ihsNi'A''o
EXTRA BRASCHES: On
Absic the Harp, with use of Sag on
r. . Piano-tIree lessons per week.. 90 90 Wv w,
4
DraN;np aud Paintng-al kinds ~ NJ M
Latin Italian and German Languages, eie a. y"
Embroidery, Tapestry German and Freneh See- ee
AZ w
Plain Needlework, gratis.
Msntua Making taught, II desired; ,ar "a oro,e
/ n B-Terms have been reduced to rennef 'no , 49, ~
4 Al war available.s-
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But this is the one dark spot remainipg after
the twenty-four years of the PoEtihcate on
pins TX, while the progress made oyer ,:nc tho
earth Is marvellous Areview of the difienltles
and triumph of his reign shows that in spirit,
nal conflict there is Atrength and power: ana
that the rule of the Church is now, as IT has M
Tho bishops who are hocking to Rome from
the ends of the earth attest the prowess OF the
Church under the stimulus of conflict; the
calm brt firm position maintained by the ~ a.
the one side and anIrchy on the other, Is the
hest conseryator of real INSTRUMENTATION.
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This institution transferred from the city ofNsw Or
leans TO the cIpacous, airy and thoroughly adapted
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel
fully realizing tho which controlled the act OF re-
nnovaI reached cnviabe standard OF educional
uscfulncs- while by unsurpassed advantages OF loc
ton we'll the solid character OF the stues pr
sued IL continues hold ont eve7y guaranty for tie
physical intellectual development oil the stu
dentA committed to the Brothers care =,
The OF studies, carried ont ny an cNpeilelSSu
Faculty includes Preparatory, Commercial and Cole
ute course literary and dscienttCcoininencng ON the
First Monday October, in every year anl ehuhs on
the First of August UeNt ensuing In view HgCer 0I
greater facilities students 6Esses WIN be kept open
during vacations offering desirable opportunity 70 IA
rents and guardians Of anticipating the exercises ni e
academic year entering their sons anu wards during
10y inE wholesome exercise in the bracng atmosphere OF
the Calf coast will Je admitted 20 all the avatEs OF
two months preparatory studies-a large ga-the oet
t for meeting, at once the requirements ot
the regular course. Il. 49,
is warranted by the times
po,,epts for term Of Eve months invariably in advance
Board Washing Tuition and Doctors Fee for term
Entrance Fee, be paid once only ~
Vacation at College with preparatory studtesi rom
LIST August LIST of October o.
EXTRA CHARGEs -,
AIusc--Pinno Per term OF hve mon ~ ~
Violin, tstTihgs furnished ------.- ~ ~
Flute or any other wind instrument. ...---.. y
| Information may be obtained at st. Marys College
Foucher and Poeytarre streets New otleahs Ah'
| for circulars and other particulars. address ,
| ivts Iv -t PaBs Christian College,
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or. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Fordhar, Westchestcr County,
New York.

This Institution is chartered University, and is
dpctd y the Fathers of the Society of jesus Besides
the reslaEcassical every facility is afforded for
a complete English Education. The modern languages
are taught by competent Professors. German, Spanish
Music and Drawing form separate charges
Students coming from other institutions must bring
satafactor certificates IL to character No student is
allowed outside of the College bounds except at the
request of his parents guardian.
For further infornlation apply to the President
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS
Hinder the Direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
Corner of Rampant Congress streets Third District
New Orleans, Louisiana.

New Orleans, Loulslana.
The new Academy tPe Holy Angela siTatsS ~ ted
in quiet S"f and hGst5y stoSe from The river Tho bn
best style Of modem aring
all the advantages which contribute to the health n"
% Of ali denominations admitted but for tho
promotion OF order and & an % To te rules of
the Institution
NJ, +or, of education embraces the French and
E1dsh languages viz Reahg Penmanshp, = Ersnsh eI5
ana eT enrepby use OF tho Globes Prose and Poetioal
compostShs sSy sSch and English Iteratnre
Rhetoo MyheosS Natural PhosSP6Y Ghs%Stgy try
Mns]s fgwas sStaPPS PSsinsing Plain
die.yrork Tapestry, Embroidery Artincial e GO
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE NiADE ooANlEitt'A'
Roora and Tuition in French and English, per, IN
month rrso 30 90 90
Entrance Fee for the FIRST year 10 20
EXTRA CHARGES-oPTIoNAL: 80 ~
Music on tho Piao, per quarter SS SS
Use of Instrument ------------------ 10 40
Drawing A ---- ---- Is 90
TapeEtry S%Ens and Embroiry GO GO
Ar ilcial Flowers ----------"-----'- . M
Stationery -'-------''-- - co
Use Of baths summer season p"r Quarter-- 4 90
a classes commence about the middle of Soptenber
and close by the JJiy by an examination an"
pGsE BooEs etS may be procusod the Institution at
P%pis are received at any time during the year and
charges made from The date 81 h % Sf"6er superior
Academy of the Holy Angels a"=- .e,l
| Or. sI1IEoN's sEhEGr school, ou., Ma,
t3i 1i- -fjt'ton roudnctel by the
gsies gGinsn of Chsrity VIII reopen MoNDAY 35th Of
AgEEps' SISTERS consider themselves con-cicntonSly
bound to respond to te % ] 70 heir %uns Chris
tian and virtuous e,iuction strictly aien"nG 10 tH
nent Of inaefs which WI il: the ior soo:oy .,
The t't9e OF SaS s1,SiIts g" - T1rogTaiv
Reading, Grammar RIrt!,oin. liz sae
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-10-31

A batch of bread, consisting Of eighty-one
loaves that was put into an oven at Pompeli
nearly eighteen hundred years ago. has Just
been taken out, and is found to be somewhat
oyerione which is certainly not surprising.
These loaves, which were found in the course
of recent excavations, are about nine inches
in diameter, rather fiat, and divided, by elght
lines radiating from the centre, into segments'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-10-31

Parents and Guardians desiring first ol23s Bo9rdilg
scloud for their Daughters and Wards WIZ +ih'b ie+e
tied in tGe healthiest portion of one OF the mos
,eoI,y ,tits it the South with large Eronnus ana ID
retired and silltation il ahords IN aa'iE ION
e1-sry flcry for acquiring education, mental Iiu
n,orsJ Of n hirh Grade Large additions have been
made 10 the hlillng gs to the increasing apphe@
tic rs for admission = ''.. - ~, z,.E.o ,e ~.
ADpy for Prospectus and Terms to thS9ihce OF tae
N.TuiIg Star ana Catholic AlesenSert ~ ~
aA4l
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1869-10-31
rNsrIrur1oN OF T1IN sIsrERs OF ST. JosRrH
Corner St. Philip and Galvez streeta'
Now Orleans.

The government throughout this ost@oilsIIly.s 10
mild and parental The putis are meyer iI
ieir tnctresses Recreation, table, dolatoTS ae
the saue for all In short, everything tthns 70 Ply
note affeCtiunats union between he 'isuers "Au CIV
,,nnug Ladies' intrusted their laatherlg care
rhe instruction rs thorough ana sGu, anu ~
n, fl r of society. The course comprises
M hath Epalith and Frenchl all the hrsncheS OF knos
isdne cultivated the present day faeh ianEate 20
taught by natives respective countries so as 10 ~
,ie odetical wear closes with public eNoitloh
ami listribution Of premiums to which parents ti III
Yited. 80. - snoci., a+teutinT,- and
socituie Governing those placed nhdef taet tLt H
IL moral suasion alone the Sisters OF st Joseph eluS'
- 10 te principles of solid IietS require tt
trrt nIse of polite and auiabc deportinehh anu
stii fliDgs of respect and affection towards parents
r,,niis of All denominations are adnitte; ~.
NoTk-DurnC the bathing season -4.,' Lie :! y,
Schonl ia moved TO the Bay St LOUIS "heIe tue o'ste
of II Iouis have a hourishing aeademy.
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, as follows; s., m
Roardinc per three months 10 m oS
tISast,;yt7 = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ w ~
Music Lessons and of Instrument. - ~ NJ
Singing Lessons --''---'- 0C
Ifss4ns ss.. assa1dinc to the aaaibS1
zseedle H1siioot ext u
charge. 49, .,c,.,..., -, 4t,e
oIen, Of the sisters of St Joseph, Box ldi1 New Or
leans or If more convenient c. 1iPps B. E4DER Agent.
-cbAss oP oRNAaIENFAL WORK. -
The Sisters of ST. Joseph VIII open. on tine IT'S
Tnrsday of October Class of Ornamental Work. Sct
s taDeStry Golden embroider- artificial MOVERS nan
work etc Terms per month. e5. se-h "
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EDUCATIONAL.
xToUNe LADIES AoApEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULINEs,
Two Miles below Now Orleans.

bis Ins.itution which the Inhabitants of Louisiana
patronage for more century needs no artcuiqt
ation to DO introduced to pubic notie9 & S
will therefore suffice to give an outline OF tle p i
education pursued by the Tutoresses oil ts
seya, Isdcation-The object constantly kept in view
by Laios is the adornng o. thsr puPs % rtue
rhe Young ladies also accustomed to hah Oh orGo
in and Ppss @ rgnSh of wateSu
superntendence whose NiGnmGSs Sesance of he rules
Though the members of this community are eNiusiSe
@ is used upon of religion but
the sake Of order all are s9na Eea1Tea iG
P1ssal Ed,,eaon-Tho health Of the scholars Is an
are pecnary attentive the food given to the gris,
careful that none be gteen % pn. S are
so dstributed throughout the day that neither tue tue
stie s To- their classical duties Whom sick they are
by of the Ladies' and timely Is os
Of it; physcian is always on hand and immediately
Tiston-The system of instruction embraces the 70
lowing objects The Enss ana h fTsnGn ae Of the SSes
,story ;ancoit and nodcfn G thOlog Chronology
Essh aPa pha E'SnSh snS Fsnag
Natural philosophy ct Botahy ana desire it
j also Mnsic and Drawing. -
poora and Tuition per alnun $500 payable @ 20
tsT seRonrs in pr payable quarterly in o
Entrance the PoaydsFs @ oi
no deduction is made for those who are withdrawn DO
fore tbs end OF tne qnhFtef-
EXTRA CHARGES. =,
Stationery and Il Use of Maps and G'ooeS per n,
quarter. - - - - IS O,
Music per mon ~ ts Der month 2 o.
Drawing including Paper and Pencils, per month ~
Washing per iiloIlhh III, -; I-,oso, O
Hooks necessary for different classes may pc t1i m
nshed by the parents themselves oF soSf nj
| ostablishmeut at moderate prices SF-o : tat
INSTITUTION OF THN SISTERS OF ST. JosRPH
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets
, |