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so and % Damn street. corner Natchez

This is chartered institution with autbor+v t M,
grant diplomas etc. tits full course B,I
Sness College, in all its departments perfect Pal
anu Stores are connected and all the branches of
cally taught. ~ ''iJ an" phhoSophl
ny this course and system of work the Student nc
ne time Every known facility made use Of to meet
teest W @ OF the business community, advance in
hE iLhstltution superior in all its Department.
cooperative Colleges This is an adysntg o1a IN
SnI1yeH ana which cannot be extended by any Other
The Commercial and Exchange Calculation Depart
sht remains in charge of the Principal whose easy
SeIrs received with unprecedented favor by a discern
Lectures regulnry gi ven by the Princ;pol and b,
@ on accounts Iommercal Law Modern Com.
riS Ethics Political Economy the va
men are invited. " WHICH "uSiiess
All persons interested in the cause of e1ucot;or ~
cordially invited to visit the Institution eXomDa b
truly practical course and system of business trai1n1
aa see how essentially different from the system 81
For circulars containing full information call at the
jas ly GEORGE soULE. New Orleans.
pRosPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE I'M
4 imaculate C0ncepttUnJ New Orleans
Louisiana and empowered to cpDfsr e ~ Ine 3tae
oy the Fathers of the Society of Jesus The jld
courtyard entirely cut off from street Il reserved fo1
SO that from the arrival the pupils at 79
WI thaif departure at p NJ they Ere CONSTANTS
secluded and superintended. - 10Y
Tie 2;s course Of Instruction embraces Greek Latin
ngLlsh French Poetry Rhetoric History CSeorrppbU
ply With the aifiom Natural and Mental Phioso
Commercial Branches; also the German Iangusge u'"A
road @ are not admitted unless they how to
he and religious training the students is the
le1 nj ng objects of the inst Hctors.' " '"e
Every month "a ia sent To Do-ants
uu G progress, rank In class and attendance ~"
~ aeade1nical year begins the first Monday
"0'''er' ana ends ABOUT the Dist OfJuly. =
Steg Gonrse payable in advance, and ia-Un.ee
= epatatorv Course SIG ....,.,-!-,.. fo1..t/I
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This institution, transferred from the city of New Or
,eaGs to the capacious airy and thoroughly ADAPTED
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel
iuy realizing the aims which controlled the act of re-
mOvai has reached enviable educational
usefulness while by unsurpassed advantages of loca
ton as wei as the solid character the studies
sued it continues hold every guaranty for the
physical moral and intellectual DEVELOPMENT OF the
dents committed to the BrOthers' care,
The range OF studies, carried by an eSperenced
facuity, Includes Preparatory Com ercia and Cole
glitc course, literary and scientific
Gtst Monday OF October in every year ending ON
tue lrs OF uguSt next ensuing In view however of
greater facliites to students classes will kent oIen
during vacations oternG desirable opportunity to ma
rents ana guardians of anticipating the exercises of the
PcadeiL &c and entering their and wards durn
the recess In such event. the matriculates while en-
ing wholesome exercise in the bracng amnspheIe Of
the Gulf coast VIII he admitted to nil tile ADVANTAGES Of
Two months preparatory suies-a large gin-ths et
yer to tit them for meeting at Che of
the regular course.
The terms rated moderate scale of prices a
is warranted by the times.
TERMS:
Payments for this invariably in advance
Board, Washing, Tuition and Doctors fee for term
OF hNe months
Entrance Fee. to be paid once only ..-..... 10
testtt,tf nj Sottrgr, preparatory Studies from
LIST OF August to LIST of October ...-...-.. GO
EXTRA CHARGES.
hLuslc-flano, per term of five mon this
Violin, tstrinGs furnished). .-..-..--...... %
Flute, or any other wind instrument .....E- 90
Information may be obtained st. Mary's COLLEGE,
corner Foucher and Poeyarre streets Orleans and
Tor circulars and other particulars, address $3.50
- BRO. ISAIAH, President
I'VE ~ Pass Christian College.
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me Oldest and Most Efficient Successful ConTSeT
ci.I COege in the United States. There is a FuIi r.
cation s and strangers who wish business Edu-
'sioh TOT themselves or sons, invited to stu
can enter In anor all the Departments of the Col
seat any tins WhenN clubs of three more enter Mt
I Nv NIL oe made. Board and Lodging s5 per month
oooH- keepng, Penmanship, y Mat ematics Engish
n i spanish German PhonognqPhy etc. are taught
~, seH m ouslness-so that each s6Gaent Mt once
ke Gharge OF ANY set of Books education that
8eT me student to earn $1,000 $1,000 0 per annun
pcsI FORTUNE parents give The
must now educate ALL her PRAcT1cAIIY or
my NY 1hl forever be the slaves of the North
~ D. oung men, take notice that so far IA npn,,,
H. one o. me numerous Graduates of this College, for
l Lst,thFty-seVeu years is profitable business
Atter 81 years of success this College reuurcs no
SneT y, psement than the fact that SEVERAL TIIGIt
n - OF ITS Graduates in Prosperous BnsInnss in
This City and over the South ~ 'i1ie79 III
mL17 ~ RUFUS DOLBEAR President
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respect to the prisoner Barrett since the recent
sitting of the adjourned Special Commission
10 guard against tho slightest demonstration
ON the part of the public 4 large force Of police
were in attendance during tho sitting Of the
conTt, and the authorities have thought tick
pedlent TO retain them in town since. com.
Pany OF twenty-four men were day and night
guarding the prison, o procedure which we en-
PPnliatfcally assert was entirely unnecessarily
we understand the Rev. Patrick Layelle p
z, fartry, has been translated to the parishes
on Cong and The NeaIe, in room of the late
lamented Dean Waldron, p. p
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JosRPH,
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans

The government throughout this establishment ;s
nd and parental The pupils separated from
theiI nstructresses recreation table dormtores are
the same Tor all In short everything tends to pro
mote atectionate union between the Sisters and tbn
young ladies' intrusted to'their mot herly care ~
lie instruction is thorough and In harm
WIN tne requirements of society The comprses
I'm both Englith and FFench) al branches of tnnyy
ieoge cultivated at the present day anruape
taught Dy natives Of respective countries SO as to in
sure correct pronunciation. W 49,
The academical year closes with public exhibition
yited. ~ P'l's are III
Education here the object of special attention and
soeitude Governing those placed their charge
by moral suasion alone the Sisters of Joseph ende
strict observance Of polite and amaie Department and
feelings of respect and affection towards parents
Pupils OF all denominations admitted.
NoTA-DuriDg the bathing season the BOARDING
school is moved TO the Bay st Louis where the Sisters
of ST. Louis have fiourshing academy.
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, follows:
tn $500 Al "A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 90
Music Lessons and use of Instrument "a UG
$500 i1essaIls-- co
fste OH painting according to the number pupils
Needle waEk in all is varieties golden embroidery
charge. oN''"
For further particulars address, Supefioress Of the
Acae my Of the Sisters of St Joseph Box 1911 New or
leans Or IL more convenient, apply to
c. ID. ELDER, Agent
CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK
Inc Sisters of st. Joseph will open. on the First
as tapestry, golden embroidery artificial flowers hair
Work, etc. Terms month. sp26 "
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EDUCATIONAL.
YoUNG LADIES AoADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULINEs,
Two Miles below New OrIeans

This Institution. which the Inhabitants of Louisiana
for ss1 tSsn have Indy with
experimentation to DO introduced to public notjee Il
education BY Of tSa Es Rih
me1t: -@''-'''-''''
nv t Edseaaoahe object constantly kept In view
ISoWes ss the adoTning Of their Pups minds with
Young ladies also habits of order
fered 70 reach Of wate but sa
ton of morI vigilance secures the preserva-
the members Of this Community are exclusively
no interfsfence upon score of religion bnt
LOT sne sake Of order all equy required to assist
bias6sel heath of the scholars is an
arS peculiarly attentive the given to the pupils
s5ose tbas be but i
SO Distributed throughout the day that neither the
plicaon their classical ntes sa9 f fsH
ATTENDED by one of the Ladies' and timely given
Ca; physician is always hand and Immediately
IttionThc system of instruction embraces the fol- |
Wri94 0oleetS; The English and French languages
Fna spGient and modernl Mythology Chronoiogy
tEoRoy Plain and Fancy work The Eements
taught to tsose oil Botny and Chemistry win be
also Music and Drawing. 49, 90
Board and Tuition per annum $500. PAYABLE omar.
Day Scholars per annun $50 payable quarterly in 90
Entrance fr the foaris 80 90
NO deduction is made for who are withdrawn he
ore the end of the quarter. y " ii
:. EXTRA CHARGES.
'Atlonery and the Use of Maps and, Globes per
i usic 90 |
Or the Use MUSICAL Instruments DER month > 90
Washing per month. ....-.. 70 n' ~ ~ | (
looks necessary for the different classes may he f,r
oy the parents themselves, procured at the
Establishment at moderate prices seSf r mi l.
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH, P
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets a a
New Orleans b.
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This Institution is chartered University and 10
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society of Jesus Besides
the regular classical every facility is afforded for
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 brine
satisfactory certificates to character No student
allowed ontside of College bounds except Mt the
request of his parents or guardian
For further information apply to the President
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1RLEANS ACADEMY, No $50 CAMP STYfET
Between Galltops and Posyfarre cond,STtsJ -
ri. ~, by NINE. DIMITRY = -
The Twenty sixth Annual Session ~ nv i,s.;4...
VII begin on the ferst of September 1896 The s.st
s ucon adopted Is thorough analI the ext booLs
az -. uhqusstlonabie prOpriety. II Contemplate tbs
~ development of all tho faculties the form
iaJoD VI MANNERS and commuJdcation of useful know.
iieeo ana accomplishments without r,prnittn tto
I to Interfere with young ladies' other stSdi
SSXr W apply I'm person. or by letter to
MALE NJ D. DIAII1SY Box 2O5i, PostofIce. sS5 an ~
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PARENTS and Guardians desiring Hrst class Boarding
every advantage. ' "NiA ANU ne1e
located in the healthiest portion of one of the
heathy cities in the South large Rrounds ana in
eyer1 1nd romanto situation il affords in ADDITION
moral, OF a high grade Large additions have baan
made to the buildings to meet the increasing applica
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
street. Asei' ioS 1raVler
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EDUCATIONAL.
YoUNG LADIES ACADEMY 5-I u
THE HOLY ANGELS

Under the Direction of the Sisters of the Holy Cro
of Rampant and Congress streets Third Distrc
"a New Orleans, Louisiana. T.,
N The Academy of the Holy Angels" is stuat,
e quiet and healthy locality in the snburbs q II
are IN the best style Of modern educational estabs
all the advantages which contribute to tie health an
Pupils 81 Of ali III imonsSs sm,tt.d ht
promotion s Of order and regularity all obliged
5 the Institution.
9 TUITION:
Ing system OF education embraces the French an
41itSmsso 4@esnt and U
history s sna Modern aHa aerss
9PS aSEsh ttsTas9s
A AssTiSnG @y Botany BOahseping, athematics eo
Tspestry Embfsr Artoai Fio~srs N .ss
FhRMs-PAfMENrs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
Beard and Tuition In French and English, por
$40 90
Entrance Fee for the first year 10 10 % %
- EXTRA CBARGES-oPIIoNAL:
Music on the Piano per quarter. $50 90
V vseSf l Instrument ..---..--..--.... 8 90
Drawing ...: 70 90
Tapestry Tai ;ssis, and EmbrOiry 3 90 90
| Washing ..-.-----'-.- u, % ny ny
Use of Baths summer season per Quarter a 0C
The classes commence about the middle of sepember
nnb close ~ the end of july by and
Book etc. may BIO procured at-the Institution at
moderate priceS.S
Pupils arefeceiSed at any time during the year and
charges made from the date of entranc only.
for further apply the Mother Superior
academy OF the Holy Angels au22 3rn
ST SIMEONS SELECT SCHOOL.
~ l3i Annunciaton street, between Thnlia and Mol
Ponehe stfeets-This Institution Conducted by the
August 1869. '''H vi
The Sisters consider themselves conscieptionsIy
bound to respond TO the confidence posed in them nv
parents and guardians by giving their pupils Chris
an ana virtuous education strictly attending to their
lnteectua Improvement and cultivating that refine
mSnt oil manners which will fit them or society
course of instruction based upon that pursued at
81. Josephs Emmefsburg) embraces Crthograuhy |
6eadlng Grammar, RhethOric Composition Plain and
ornamental Writing, Practical and Rational Artbme
ancient and Modern Geography the use of Mans
anu Gio5esl Astronomy, Sacred Profane History
geography and Mythology, Natural History Natural !
hii"sophy Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Iogic
1otany ana Chemistry, French, Music on the Piano
V ocah Music, Plain and Ornamental Needle Work
,..,,-, Terms per MOnth-Payable in Advance:
4 ntrance--paid but once. -...------... , M
Music Draw ing, etc, form extra charges |
,1ESERAL OpSEEvATIONS.-I. A month commenced |
VIII De considered month completed no deduction
1ehs made Tor absence. 2. Books Stationery fur
llshed by the institution at prices 8 Vsitors
IRE earnestly requested to call only SATURDAYS he
ween the hours of III and o'clock to prevent In. in
eruption of scholastic exercises. ~ "
TOT Iurther information please inquire School
au22 3m j.,
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TERMS:
Roard and Tuition payable half yearly in advance 1926
hashihS ana! Mcnding- 10.
oc3 3n ]. SHEA-S, j; President
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~ sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL coLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.


This institution, conducted by the Brothers of tn,
sacred heart has been in successful operation sine,
1852 1t is beautifully situated shores of the Bav
commanding an extensive view of the Gulf-aud afford
ing all the advantages of the breeze and bathing
the summer, is for the pupis great Indictment "a
heaIthiui amusement The Commercial Course com,
prises all the branches of good English education
TERMS:
a ana Tuition per session payable half yearly in
Washing per session. n ~ ~
Bedding per session, toptionap !...-- 10 90 90
Vacation, If spent at the institution 50 90 90
1. EXTRA CHARGES;
Piano and Violin, per month, each. On
Use of Piano, per month --.........-E so
Brass Instrument, peri --......-- - : oS
Spanish and German languages. per month, each 90
s.,.,u Bio. FLoR1MoNp.
90 y ----- Director of the College.
ST. JoSEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near hmmitsburg' Frederick County, Maryland
This institution pleasantly situated in healthy and
piGtuTesque partial Frederick county Maryland 6aif
mile from EmmitsbuTg. and two miles from Mount St
porafed by H. IL was commenced in Iso9 and incor
"uiiuihGs are convenient and spacious.
,,.-, 80, - TERMs.>
The charge Board and Tuition {ncindinc Red - %
Deaing and Doctor fees, session. la5 90
ALL PAYABLE IN IDTHNC Sfsr' charges
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions of 6va
mon Saih SsSinRng respectively the 2ah An
Letters OF inquiry directed to to the II
apis " St Josephs Academy. Emmtsbrrg Md
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Fordham, Westminster County,
Now York.
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pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI y
Directed by the Christian Brothers.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SAINT vINcENrs COLLEGE,
CARE GntAaDEA6, Missouri.

This ustitution conducted by the Priests of the Con
Eregatlon OF the Mission OF st. Vincent Paul IL
oeasHniy located ON tho mississippi river, forty miles
Louis, ' my "AAAO' "0AO" o.
me College buildings large conmodious and well
NeutAted me grounds beautiful, extensive and
we n, adapted for healthtu exercise = " ~
Coege Is OF easy access. Regular daily packets
I me seh1isstie year begfne the FIRST MONDAY
oN oAF AEMBhts and ends abOut the first of July
TERMS.
hoard and Tuition, per scholastic year $3.50
w ashlng aud mending of articles washed .-... 81
Fhysiclnn's Fee aud Medicines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
80 o'1'1A AuSio-- 40
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY svERINA, c. M
90" - President of the College,
9uzS 1In St Joseph's Church, New Orleans
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a Sad 4gdir-Iiro Soldiers Observation-Disclosures
On the 18th ult., two soldiers of the S9th,ragi
ment were drowned, three who were with them
having a narrow escape. At IL A. NJ; only one
body, that of Corporal Griffin has been recoy
cred.
Strike Of Wearcrs at a Cotton lTiH.-Droobezo
Between five and six hundred hands-maie and.
female-who had been engaged at the extern
stTe cotton mill recently erected by orr late
member, MIR. Benjamin Whitworth, at Green
hills, near this town, struck work on the 18th
nit.i at o'clock, the hour at which they we're
paid their wages. Having made inquiry IA to
the cause, am informed that in the pfeyions
week, they (the weavcrs) received notice that
It was resolved by the managers, their wages
should be reduced per cent and a similar re-
duction having taken place some two months
previously, the workers came to the determin-
alton of refusing to work.
The Special COmnissioR.-The law officers of
the crown have succeeded in removing the Spe-
eial Commission fOr-the trial of Peter Barrett
TO court other than that of Galway. At the
recent sitting of the Adjourned Commission on !
thursday, the Attorney General stated that |
tue Crown held writ of ceri0ragi authorizing
the removal of the trial to the Court of Queens
bench' The prisoner was removed this day Mt |
= O'Clock, TO Dublin, under q constabuIatory
escort Comment upon this extraordinary pro-
ceed1ng we must reseEve.--GGlicay TiRdicator.
. The Prisoner BayTett--Extraordinnr preoau
ions have been taken by the authorities with
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Under the Direction of the Sisters of the Holy
Corner of Rampant and Congress- stree Third District
New Orleans Louisiana
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a OAUEHK OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND. vmsN1A
In" duHes OF this institution viii be the
FIRST MONDAY IN sEPTEMBER.
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A cApEAY OF THE v1sIrATToN
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luiy concur in the above, and recommend Messrs.
t 20 persons desiring work in their line The,
Gts light company have had extensive dealings with
this hrn and have always found them pron, nj and res
Die. tn22 1yl MOI. TISDAIE C;enT Sup't .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
A CASE OF FALSE PRErENsEs.

On Thursday last, Justice Bowling, on the
complaint of VIM. X. Sheldon guest at the National
Hotel in this city issued warrant for the arrest Of Mr.
william W. Magongle. and yesterday he taken into
custody by Officer HILL The complainant stated that in
the month OF January, 1861 the accused came TO him.
stated that he lawyer, and had received infOrma
ton that Francis Palmer had been sanderng Mr Shell
don. He offered to institute suit for damages against
Palmer aud agreed that tho proceedings should not cost
Sheldon than 5000 Sheldon accordingly consented
tho suit commenced and up to the 2lst OF May,
1862 he had paid tho accused the sum OF 1900, at
various times, supposnR that the suit was under
way. Since then he had ascertained that no
suit had been commenced promised and that the
transcript Of Judgment which the accused had given him,
purpOrting to from the Office OF the County Clerk,
was forged The accused said lie had nothing to say IN
answer TO the qdoston as TO his guilt aud committed
10 the TOmbs TO await an examination He Is native
OF Jersey resided at No RoOseyetst and claimed
attorney and counselor atlaw. Soon after the
prisoner sent below. the coinpalnapt approached
the magistrate, and requested him not to release tho
accused bail The singing reprmand he received
for this gratuOus insult astonished him somewhat and
he left rather hurredy after bong informed that such
was not the practice In that Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-29
A SUSPICIOUS CASE.

Coroner Flynn received from DR.. Elisha Har-
rs Sanitary superintendent yesterday the details OF
rather suspicious On the 2st inst Mrs Mary Ann
Dorr Clark died at her residence No 34 West Fifty first.
st. She was attended during the latter part OF her illness
by Dr. H. Thatcher Sears aud after death he gave GER
tc ate that t had resulted from acute meningitis He
added that he had made post norton examination OF
the body and found meningitis of the BRAIN together with
representations q burial permit was granted by
the Board OF Health, and the body OF
the deceased woman was inferred In Greenwood
Cemetery Since the suspicious OF the sister OF de-
ceased have excited and she has been led to believe
that the death OF her sister fastened by poison in
order that certain persons might procure her property
At the request Of Dr. Harris. Coroner Flynn Will
the body OF Mrs Clark be exhumed and searching
animation into the OF death DO instituted Yester
day afternoon Deputy Coroner Shin proceeded 70 Green
wood for the purpose OF experimenting the eXhumug Of
the body The stomach aud other organs Of the deceased
will be given 70 q chemist for analyzatlon