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CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

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, 1869-10-25

The falling on In kpecae II explained, not II
Drch bJ the Increase In p1ploce+ stuco the tn-
poYt1up, n bJ The 1zrge ten!ttances Of ouI bonds
To Europe, A. long - thts co1ttnnes Ee have ~
tssy xay OF ptytuE Tor our foreign pufchAAea
eerned INT 1hh dAl u leGkaNtn4 xlA surely coMe.
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,,AINT vINcENTs. COLLEGE,
~
CAFE GrRARpBAU, MISSOURI.

1
This conducted by the Priests the Con
ehATerea by the Legislature of the of Missouri
A. Y 1913 with University privileges beautifully To-
e15ed on the mississippi river, hundred and INV
nies below 81 Louis and forty miles above the month
education of students has prepared and
sent gut geodly number or young clergynen who arc
.eso5ans 9sSlSHay AID e eSisTs H. ii
Cathoe youth may receive religious training eoeIeai
astcal yoeatons may be fcsercd and encouraged and
aAPiranta To the priesthood NAV pursue a fhoro,gh
course OF preliminary studies Thus hone to eecure
70 INC state from the youth country
ects whilst ~ the time fitting those not called ia
the sanctuary to embark with honor and adyantaoa fo
themeeiveS In secular pursuits With this view We re-
sPeLuy Soifclt the patronage of the Right Rev and
hev clergy and Of the Catholic Pubc and whilst rey
OF tneSsogteai department. the pre0ara.
sory TO the notice of zealOus pastors and T
hgious Catholic parents. f'' ~A1 70
LIE College Ia Of easy at all seasops of the wear
tsegnaF aatly packets plying and down the river All
.ouc1 az Oage GtFardeau The site Is elevated and com.
and well improved afford every facility for healthy an.
srciaes- 1he buildings large and comnlosiouS al
iofung accommodations for number of stn6enta
numerous and competent star Of Professors and Iirec
lots devoted to the work Of education labor of love
give complete assurance that nothing will be Ian mn
done 70 pronote the welfare and happinessof All coma
ded TO their charge, with whom fact thew firm iot
Same board. s - o
Due differentiation to and strict Observance Of the
mia and parental discipline of the College will DO con
stantly maintained and enforced. No sfudeDt unesa
he come properly recommended, viii DO admItsed and
none OF nnruly or unractabe conduct will retained
In the Institution.
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PaPer CoDlAs.--Fo the various paper produc-
tlons Pt this age-paper collars, paper shirts
ana even paper walstcoats, bonnets aud hats
must now be added paper collins. The B,iI5;a1
Aescs says n. Szereimey, the patentee of these
coiiins, seems to have belief in the universal
9daptabiIity OF paper to all the needs of civil
manufacture of collins is to obtain what so
many people rather absurdly consider a beside
EaSuln--a PeTfectly air-tight, waterproof and
damp detying shell, which nothing from with
out can penetra4e, and nothing from within
can escape: The zopisss paper coffin, in which
these conditions are said to DO fal6Iled, is .
KING structure, very muck resembling
in build and thickness tho ancient Hau,nuyS
cases preserved in the British Museum.
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The MtbDLE AGEs.-We take the following
paragraph from the Last number of the Cafhozio
U0rEd:
The testimony of SO distinguished an au.
thority rs Ii. e. Eittrg, OF tho French Institute,
- now added to that of Digby, Maitland, Mon
ssstetnDerS anu SO many others, to show that
tne middle ages were not "barbarousD NJ,
AietfeJ as Is well known, is very far from bein o.
O. catholic but treating the subject with his
great erudition, from % purely historical point
OF view, he shows, in his ''Etudes sur les BAR
pa et 10 Moyen Age" that after the fright
iui degeneration of the Roman worlds de-
generation aggravated and p~ccipitated by the
Violent 1mmiXtion of baFbarous peoDles-the
period OF the middle ages was an era of reaaya
ton IN institutions, in letters and in morals .
a renovation, slow, it is true, but certain and
CONTINUOUS; renovation entirely due to Ca
6noilcity, Fey1vifying by power and fecund i'm
PuIsion, the antique foundation formed by
Eagan society, aud augmenting it by all that
40hrlst1aniEy possesses superior to- arauisn
On this beneficial and constantly ciyiIizino
influence Of the Church, which formed the
mo- tvertd whnsc mHternat unity
nad disappeared, re-educating people fallen
INTO infancy, rescuing letters by her schools.
clearing the forests by her monks, foundjnT
social ana political institutions worthy of the
name and the like of which the Roman en-
pre- had never seen-for the reason that ALI its
conceptions of man and liberty were false and
It could never raise itself to the idea of n
spiritual power that was independent of the
lay power--on all these points so worthy fhe
attention OF the historian, there are, particu-
larry IN tue first two chapters, some Admirable
pages. n LlGtre speaks with admiration of
lne spread OF lnonachism in the West, aud dis
tinctly recognizes the many great bIessinTs |
thaG followed IN its train. He (p. 3)-reproaches
GibDon with having ignored the Importance of
the EeIlglous fact of Christianity.
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FHRMs
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Tnit,nn mgr schnlast,o 49,.


Board Lodging and Tuition, per scholastic year of
Washing, aud mending of articles washed - D.
Fhystcan's Fee and Medicines ,-...--......... ID
Instrumental Music go AZ
Modern Languages free. -
Aeharge OF Is per week will made for tbose snend
ing the Summer Vacation at the College
Books and StatiOnt furnished at current prices
Books and Stationery articles or dress toilet will
not be furnished by the institution unless Euceut
these expenses. - '
HALFYEARLY PAYMENTS IN ADVANCE a
XARIABLY REQUIRED.
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
Of SEPTEMBER and ends about the first of july
year and no reduction will be made emova within
Illness. 80 .
students having completed the regular eolleoiots
will be entitled receive tho OF the
and Faculty diploma comforting the degree oT
bachelor Of Arts, and after devoted e. t
study of the liberal arts, to any learned profession
the degree of Master OF Arts" +'
For further information apply to
The Most Rev. P. r. KENRIcK,
{. ...H. -.. Archbishop of st. LouiR
Right Rev. S. v. RYAN
Bishep Of Buffalo N. Y
Very Rev JNO HAYDEN
V. @. NJ, Germantown Pa
JNo. LoAGUE, Eag.,
Memphis, Tenn,
New Orleans, La, or to
Bev. A. VERINA,
PresIdans q ne College, Cape Girardaau. No.
1fr. CHA6- .. EL0RR is agent for taa Coiec-s A.
New OFloans La. and 10 PrePssod FuFnish Fall Sr
1' y n w.. -. S,.,,..,,. =.
JyII an
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON 6,

[ ,,OASNH1e OAMF AND COMMON STREETS,
The niA--t a s5uocessrII CONNER
cla college in the United StKtes There Ia Emil TSc
Ivy Stazens and strangers who wish business Edu
aon or themselves or sons, are invited to call stu
.ege at any time When clubs of three more enter al
u9n VIII be made Board and Lodging S35 per mouth
BOOK Keeping Penmanshfp, Mathematics English
e used IN that each student once
pies the student to $1,000 sOO or 5000 per
Ins BEST FORTUNE parents give their sons The
sodth ntst now educate ALL her PRACTICALLY or
thsy Iiu forever be the slaves Of tho North -
=: b.-f Sung mon, take notice that far a. known
Svey one OF the numerous Graduates this COLLEGE, Tor
'he past u years s now in profitable
81 years OF success this College reduirea no fr
sner Endorsement than the fact that Several THOI
"a NJ OF It's Graduates in Prosperous BUSINESS in
Ihs City and over the South 50
mh2s 1y RUFUS DOLREAR pras,5.n.
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STUDIES.
AkNioh on TIIEoLo0ICAL pERARTnfRNT.

== AEsioR on THEOLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
Studies In this department embrace period of Hour
yeaTa Wis, One OF logic and netaphyscs with classes
OF sacred scripture and ecclesiastical history trpc
Of theology moral and dogmatic scripture her.
meneutics canon law, ritual and church history In
structions and pulpit otory
the Church ane plain chant continued throughout the
entire course. ~
JUNIOR or COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
The curriculum of studies in the Junior departnent
covers space of five years. and embrAces a compIete
cnnrac of EnGIish
and Physies-compTistng, English Grammar. Rhetoric
COmposltion ElocutiOn. Geography, History. Arith.
metic Algebra Geometry, Book keeping use Of Globes
Trgonometry plain and ssphcricui) Surveying Comic
Sections Integral and Diferentiai Calculus Natural
PhiiosOphy, Astronomy. Chemistry Latin, Greek and
Modern Languages (GerFnan, French italian aud Span
taught throughOuGthe course. - '
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EbUtArioNAT.E
A cADEMY OF THE VISTA TON.

! A CADEMY OF THE VISTA TON,
IA ---' . - 80 40 Sutnn eFville near Mobile.
Tho Session Of thus 1atitutioD CLOSED
successfully on the 2st Of July and will accord
| ing TO Prospectus on the 10th or September -sa
During the past Session competent and experienced
teachers have been obtained from France and Germany
for the Muscl Drawing and French DepartmeRts.
The location Of the institution Ia prOyerba for health
fulness epidemic has entered its precincts and
serious Illness is seldom known. Large additions are
about TO be mao for tho advantage and comfort ofse
pupils; fine Observatory and Music Hall among
the improvements, also large artificial Pond where
season The grouiRls surrounding the Academy
tensve and shady-Ibe pupils ramblc area
OF sixty ncres In their evening Wallis which
mitted frequently for health aud exercise.
For further particulars address, Directress of the
Academy of the Visitation Box $50 Mobile.
Terms inyariablc in advance.
..,
Board and Tuition in English and French, Wash.
ing and Mending and ordinary Doctors Fee, 'i
per Session OF Five Months $3.50 90
Entrance Fee--tor the first year only 10 90
Medicines and Stationery at cost.
Bedding Fuel and Lights furnished by the
EXTRA DRAecHEs:
Music on the Harp, with of instrument $40 90
Piano-three lessons per week.. b 90
Guitar----------- ..-..----..--..-.. 20 on
Drawing and Painting-all kinds ..........-....
Latin, Italian and German Languages each... Is OO
Tapestry, German and French Nee
uiework 10 90
Plain Neetlework, gratis.
M9ntua Making taught II desired
N. B.-Terms have been reduced to render the above
advantages available. aui 2In
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PROSPECTUS This magnificent institution ia stuated
IN a quiet anu healthy locality the suburbs of Tho
city and mt short distance from the river II In
commodious thoroughly ventilated and affords all thos
avanaGes which contribute to the health and secrt
of its inmates. ~ ''''1
~ MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EDUCXT1oN:
Inc ann OF the Institution being young ladies'
Dy course OF instruction intellectual moral and roll
gous of their respective positions in life
taken 70 select for this purpose the efficient teach
ers The most unremitting pains are also taken 10
secure the preservation of morals by a yigant but
maternal superintendent oftho pups mt all times and
in all places They trained babits order neat
ness and cleanliness while strict attention Ia paid IN
the cultivation Of polite and engaging manners The
public worship of the Institution is Roman Catboc
Religion Pupils OF other denominations admitted
but for the sake of order regularity mi ara obligsj
Institution ~ - Wv
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
To secure and preserve the health the pupils tho
Sisters particular attention quality Of the %
assuring themselves that 1T Is both wholesome and
nutritous while abundance leaves room for tboae
murTnus and disconteDts youth The bonrs
OF relaxation distributed that neither mind nor
body should suffer from too an application In
study In sickness, they constantly attended by
Of the Sisters and when necessary the Physician IA
ls gwen 70 parents and guardians
TUITION:
The system OF education embraces tho French and |
ssi.ss languages. The ORANGES of the course are:
Writing French and English Grammar |
arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Geography the use al
ne Globes Prose and Poeticsl Compositions HISTORY
ancient and Modern, Sacred and Profane-Chronoloyy
Trench and English Literature Mythology Rhetorl,'
s Philosophy Chemistry, Astronomy Botany
ssSok-keePtng, Mathematics, etc Music prawing |
~, Artificial Flowers, ETC.
1
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Standard FIRE PROOF ROOFS edual IN durability,
anu at superior In other reapect 20 sheet Slate put
Mt much less cost This Roofing ia adapted steep
we as to Hat rOOfa, making of valley CUTTERS etc.
thereby dispensing with the Of metal for that Pur
pose II weigha much less 70 she square than sheet
SIntei cost of transportation comparatively small and
the mode of application quite sinplej dOes affect
but rather improves the water No painting required
1t can be applied TO the sdes Of budlngs the
Roof, making lac whO.e fire proof As covering for
Steamboat ltoois is superior 70 anything IN
Ehrtiee Interested can be rg50Fred 70 roofs
IN our city sons o. them the largest constructed in the
city during the past wear. - -
CoEsn0hAOstians adtresssd % EDWD THOMPSON,
SeEcssry END Treasurer, Win rooSvo pFumpt atsant0n
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Ths duties Of this institution win be resumed ON the
FIRST MONDAY IN September.

Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
school iIr their daughters and Wards will find here
Located IN the healthiest portion one of the ost
healthy cities in the South with grounds ami in
rStred ana romantic situation Affords addition
moral, OF a high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing app1ica
lions for admission. '-o "ff'1N'
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the office of the
~"
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Books for the course may be supplied by the parents
or guardians procured at the Institution at modete
prices Quarterly examinations held the results Of
winch are transmitted by bulletin the parents and
studies are read in the Of teachers pup
IN order To excite laudabe emulation edals arc
awarded according to merit At the tho annual
course about the end of July the distribution of pre-
nuIns takes place Letters OF invitation are senf In
me parents and relatives of tho pupils also
70 the friends of the Institution who
to attend Studies resumed the arst Of October
deduction of quarterly payments made even for
OF the pupil Pupils received during the
and tho charge is estimated from the date Of en-
Board and Washing during vacation 90
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRIsTIAN, MISSISSIPPI
Directed by the Christian Brothers

This Institution, transferred the city Of New Or
leans to the capacious airy and thoroughly adapted
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel
fully realisng the aims which the got OF 70
moya has reached enviabe standard of educational
usefulness while, by unsurpassed advantages of ioca
on as well as the solid character of the studies
sped continues 10 hold every guaranty FOR the
physical moral and intellectual developmeut oil the atn
dents committed to the Brothers care. =
Inc range OF studies, carried by experienSed
faculty iFclndes Preparatory, Commercial Cole
glate course literary and scienc-c commencing the
first Monday of October In every year. and ending on
the First Of August ensuing view however of
greater facilities to students classes will be kept open
during vacations offering desirable opportunity to ma
acaden c and entering their wards during
the recess In such event the matTiouafea while en-
JOY ing wholesome exercise in the brscng
the Gulf coast wall be admitted all Vaiages of
TWO months preparatory sudiesa large gan-ths bet.
MT them for meeting at tbe requirements of
the regular course.
The terms rated moderate scale of prices "a
Is warranted by the times.
for term of Ave in advance
Board washing, Tuition and Doctor fee. for term
Entrance Fee, to be paid once only .-.......... 10
"acatSn Mt College, with preparatory Studies, from
LIST OF August To LIST of October. ...-....... 60
EXTRA CHARGES.
huslc-Elano, per term of five IN ..... 10
Violin, (strings frrnshed). --.-.....-....-- 90
Flute, or any other wind instrument. --.... 90
Information may be obtained at St. Marys College
orner Foueher and Poeyarre streets New Orleans and
or circulars and other particulars address
,o BRO. ISAIAH, President,
JSio'y Pass Christian College.
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