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EDUCATIONAL.
VoUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSUL1NES,
helow New Orleans.

Th; Instit.tion which the inhabitants of Louisiana
and the States have kindly favorea Will
patronage for more century needs no partlcui.
RECOMMENDATION to be introduced to pubic mo,iEe az
viii therefore suffice to give an of this hi Establish
Moral Education-The object constantly kept IN view
Nv me ladies' is the adjoining their pupils minds witt
Knowledge and the forming OF their ne hh;ts of order
cleanliness and polite manners. They are never sui;
fered go beyond the reach OF watcht pme aserTa
ton of morals and willing observance OF the rnles
the be ri Of this are ndntte
no the score of % ass pst
order all are sagn
jHaicat health Of the scholars Is an
ap attentive to food given to the pupils
careful that none be SDen Dn. f are
dstrbnte the day that their
the body of the students % @ they are
pttended by one the Ladies, and timely notice is %
their parents OF guardians Mhem he and immediate
T.;ian-The system CONSTRUCTION embraces the fol
| lowing Objects: The English and French languages
Writing, Arithmetic Geography the Use OF !he
En%ix and French literature the Elements OF AS
Ytronomy plain and Fancy Needle work. Inc mi H.
tauht to those Young whose parents desire 1t ~
also Music and Drawing
Board Tuition per annuih $780, payable quar- 75 o.
tsTy In per annum $780, payable quarterly
Entrance for the Boarders.
eueon is made for who withdrawn be
fore the end of the quarter.
s.o.io,erv and the Use Of Maps and Globes per
- %
E NUS, ,h g ise OF Musical Instruments per month";
Drawing, including Paper and Pencils per MONTH
Hxn.ses f for the Bathing season. i, A.
"o s nrr ,I Or II
T., estabIi slment at moderate prices -
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THE JEsurTs.-The London Telegraph, in
long article on Papal Infallibility and the in
fluence of the Jesuits, thus refers to the Order
In either case-wheher the Council agrees
to the proclamation of the supreme dogma, or
avoids the subject-the event will possess the
keenest interest even for communities which
lie beyond the pale of the Roman authority.
For it must not be forgotten that the deiibera-
tions in the Eternal City have poiiticai as
we'll az u theological bearing. The assembled
Fathers have to define the relations whicn
must subsist between the Latin Church and
the civil Governments; II they atnrm .n n
pected to do, they will materially strengthen
the cooperation of the Roman Catholic clergy
with members of their own body throuEhout
the world. 1t is indeed moro than proDaDie
that such n revival and recruitment OF the
ecclesiastical resources was even more the
main object with the promoters of the Council
than any proclamation of dogma Tor
many circumstances conspire to affirm the as
sertion of those who ascrbc the great inter
national coup detdt to the Jesuits. No student
of history will speak of that Order III otheI
terms than those of respect for the accomplish
ments the ability, the ZEAL and the self-denia
which have given it pre-eminence NOT ON!
in monastic annals, but in the working states
manship of the political arena. No student o
history can Withhold tribute of admiratlo
from the success with which it has fought tn
battles of the Papacy. Save on the occasio
when Innocent ri. took the side OF the Jansen
ists the Jesuits have ceaselessly used the per
the pulpit, the day school, the college hall, III
confessional, and, according to their ioes u
assassin, to make the Papacy everything, an
the Episcopacy nothing. In linking its ow
fortunes with that of the Pontiticate, IL
brotherhood practically set aside the autnori'
of those who derived ut least n portion OF the
power from local sources, from the assent
resident populations, aud established the Il
tocracy of the one ruler who lived i'll the cent
of Chrstendou, far away from the dista
fields in which its volunteers, the members
the most acute corps in the whole army OF Il
Church militant, carried on their ceascit
campaign of conquest. Thus the order won
supreme place among monastic orders, wh
it did not lose until the civil Governments cv
of Catholic countries accused it of corrupti
the Young, of engaging in ceaselcss conspirac
of connivng at the blacklist crimes, aud
scruping to use no means that would strength
its own power. Expelled from more than u
country, the Jesuits sunk into temrora
feebleness aud obscurity. During the Pres'
q, generation, however, they have been stead
gaining their own influence and once M
they hold the chief place of power amc
monastic orders.
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SEED FOR PLANTING.

;,o srbscribers have been eight months engaged in
oorrnsnonding and establishing Agencies for the pro
curement Of noted varieties of Cotton Seed and nave
sccae,ed in making large contracts on such aNorape
terms as will enable them to offer Mt Low frees he
ali valuable kinds They have numerous
of distinct varieties the inspection OF
and have lately received direct from his plantaton
snnniy of his best Seed We will make Large discounts
to heaSy Puf0nAS0i@ STEELE, PINCKARD s. CO.,
an, I'm Cor. Common and TchoupltouiAs Sta.
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GIANT yINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARpEAu, MISSOURI.

CAFE GIRARpEAu, missouri.
rbs institution conducted by the Priests OF the Con
.ana1;nn Of the Mission st. Vincent OF faul, Is
EoTt;fnlly located Mississippi river orty is
ue cairo and one hundred and fifty miles below 81
Louis. =. ,o ,.n,,,o,;ous and we'll
t;i.ted eThe grounds are beautiful extensive ana
well adapted for heaithful exercise: d,;, nackets
THE College ia of easy access Reguiar uai& P"e
touch at Cape Girarteau A., Erpsr MONDAY
~ SEpTENRER and ends about the first OF July
|, TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year i
Washing and mendin nfgS al Hr.'es ..-.. II
| instrumental Music -----------
For further information apply to ,,N, cM
NOV N President of the College,
| Or tn Rev THOS. J. SMITH, G. NJ.
| auea en- - st. Josephs Church, New Orleans
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MrnIctL ADVERTISEMENTS.
:. covrREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG DisA-N0-
And All Kindred Complaints.

,,,, o,tbority for saying that he!is "a us ia
who Tn decides before he
arguing against s diseases and all srlilar com
paints Of
living in New Orleans mV Office 81 Baronne street,
he tssreaasson
This remedy is is unknown medical fsaty ant It
Sssn Of b ,se m physician
psees ns %at 81
and see tine Fro@ that simply
to aets which ready an t. e sHidsnee ''
Of any mi at distance wish to try this
friends in shs with the
"a faTor sufficient quantity for any orI Insnty
will be sent for $50, andthe same 9a ~ sMI,rH
| If necessary for slO o. Baronne street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

DIR CoBERT HUNTER !of New f9 ,hs CS SstDs and
i ine of the Inhaling Instrm,nt ana Un.a
syringe general has arrived xs Herbers
o1eped an office at l6o Canai streo'' WV
store for the treatment OF the
Throat, Lungs and Heart, 81.
to which branch of his profession ne aeVS to" t.
ait, Of the Lungs and expanding and developin&
Chest, In case of weak lungs, can be procured -
rooms NOT Il
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13

That faculty called the will, though en-
trusted to the soul, belongs to God, who
created it. Wherefore, a man who con-
siders the will as his own property, a2pro-
!. PIRATES to himself that which belongs to
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13
T INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF 81 'osi'ri IL
Corner ST. Philip and Galvez Streets
New Orleans.

TIL, government throughout this estabshmshfr , rs
mild and parental The pupils are never p'i .; aIs
their ;,structresses. Recreation table @
the same for all. In short, everything teu' W. III
,nne f,ctionate union between the Sisters anu INC
.o,nn ladies intrused to their motheTiy care. o,-
viii, the urements of society The course
an oth Enrith and French) all the bTanshss Vi hno To-
.,. n. cultivated the present day fach H.;
taut by natives of respective countries 80 40 " M
sure correct pronunciation. .,,h,;c exhibition
| vitcd. H.. 80 s,.c;,, attention and
,oi;.;,nde Governing placed under their cnS
1y moral s,,asion alone, the Sisters OF ST. Joseph ~
yor to inculcate principles of solid PeIy, reat and
w. aservanca of polite and amable department anu
frljngs of and affection TOWARDS
| prniIs of all denominations are admitted; ,,:.,
| Nor,-Durnr the bathing season; the Io..iui
Sbol i. moved to the Bay ST. Louis where the osteis
of st Louis have tourishing academy.
TERMS,
| To be paid in advance, AS foiio"s: e., n,
Boarding, per three months 10 N
Washing, 10 "
MIS-, sssons and of Instrument :"
n-ing Lessons o G.
Paat Gil naintinC according to the number OF Puls
S"ei,c work i'm all is varieties golden embroidery
artificial flowers taught to the boarers withou' GU
' f. further particulars address. "Snperoress OF IN
- NV of the Sisters ST. Joseph, Box l3il Nc" VI
leans Or IL more COW 'ioA G. b. ELDER, Agent.
CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK. 49,, RI;
The Sisters of st. Joseph will open. on W. ~. snc
Tnrsjay of October, Class OF Ornamental "A, ha
"a tanestry golden embroidery artihela ho"aIs ia
d work etc Terms per month, 80 ee-o y
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-13
NEW onLEANs GAS WORKS, October i6; ls6s.

There are eight of PAGE & cos ROOFS at the New
Orerns Gas Works and all perfectly tight those Pu,
mn three years ago apparently intaet-DutinS ie
late severe Storm when the best OF slate ToHls 10
len amt the rain IL single leak conld be found IN
NJ 80 ccyer,d by PAGE & Co. During the last three
Years employees Of these Works have had some twenty
IF these pc & Cas- Roofs. and, without exception
snenk of them in the highest terms MY eNpetiennees
With this roofing has been 80 perfectly atl7tcto "
nm convinced that any one has only 10 give theih "
trial To become satisfied OF their melits-r $500
'ti'H W ~ WN. MCCULLOCH, Manager
fully concur the above, aud recommend Mes T
,gr A. Co TO persons desiring work i'll thcir me. AnS
Gas Light Company have hat extensive eanGS WI
,mi rI, and have always found them prompt anu reA
/ He tn22 iy) n. o. j. TlSDALE, GEM snpt'
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nAGE &Co.'s MPRoVED ROOFING
INSURE Al. FULLY GUARANTEED
Over 800 in tho city-some of them three years o'u
OFFICE, % CAMP STREET.
Roofing Material Mt less than New York prices. mr.
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CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SIN -Er, S -, r AKA
Tho eldest and Most Efficient and Successful Commer
;oI T.nge In the United States. There is Full rae
ultv Citizens and strangers who wish ~. MI Stu
oaton for themselves sons, are invited 10 cst S
dan can enter in any all the Departments OF the C
eee at any time When clubs of three or more enter ~
the time from the same place. ten per nee month
Book keeping, Penmanship, MAI .a,,Tbt
French Spanish, German, Phonography eIc arr Es
as used business-so that each slneI IAN ,%o+ nna
f,Le charge of ANY Books An education that eha
LIcs 10 $1,000, SeOO,
is the parents can give 'nei. Sun or
South must educate ALI. her sons "
| tley will forever ne the slaves OF the Nortl.
| R-Younu mt take notice that SO TAI
every one of the numerous graduates Oh ss h;rasa
the past thfty years Is now IN plononiH n fnr
of success. this College requires no
Their Endorsement than the fact that Sf'N Els ~ II "a
SAND of its Graduates are in Prosperous BUSINESS III
This City and over the R I%TIr DoLBEAR President
-,A---------- -,
rJ,0 BJILpERS CONTRACTORS, LOT OWNERS
/ Etc, Etc.
, Cheap and Elegant Building Material.
The Louisiana Frear Stone Manufacturing 70
= Are Prepared to Contract for
Window Caps and Sills, Water Tables heystones
n Corbels Ashers, etc.
In various styles of finish plain and ornamental equa
G to any wrought stone in use, and much cheaper.
orders for Buildngs Fronts Easements or for Trim
= s,Css nlsD Sils Between Courses Coping etcl ais
water Pipes Flag Stones Plain and Ornamental Iom
a stones Mantels etc. =,
q az AZ the Works on Poydras street, between Locus
and fr'Ee' S"ee'''~ THos. J. PORTS,
aas 6n SuperintendenS
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
mr. BENZ. +. SMITH,
DENT tai 8 u r + % N,
Res 300 Camn street. NOW Oficaho.

DR. s will give special attention to aching teeth ~
% &C. iss an
shS cold and the naet caused by
dead teeth treated and rendered firm and in
for filing This system
Yah WHO is the profession s ss II, the
most scientific and practical dental surgeon @ ~
r EFT THE DEAF HEAR ,..f "a those
It n old saying thss class Of
Sressed-those only who cannot hear To suen !; ni
I'd the the ssse L.
Aurst whose success in the of the Object
mas Dr. DAVIS can be daily at his office ~ ash
street. one door below Canal
nR. J. B. JOHNSON.
Office, 1876 Erato street. corner of Liberty
Hours from to IL a. NJ, and to 6P. M.
Residence 4o5 Carondelet street. mnSe y
DR. e. O. COCHRANE. DENTIST;
II. Dryades street -e--.
First house above Canal street. opposite Mechanics
Associated with DIR. Allen ~. WV
DR G. H. rICHENoR HAS RETu IN Rlnon I0
u the city, and located permanently AT Instruments
aiassars sn s
continues prescribe in the treated success
fully with his instrument Try DR. terms deIa I'm
DR. j. j. MEYLoR
Al Robertson street,
rtween Common and Gasquet Streets First District
All calls night day, promptly Intended To
DH' L. i Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. .-oo.
Consultations at his snan from to A. M and
=" = p NJ: Mt his office IL burgundy street near o'
FL from to ; p. NJ. ,,,r;f.ry females ant
cbren = Diseases Chronic diseases consiue'e ~, u
durable by the old school, are 'rel'e" W Inv ausa ly
. c. BELDEN, NJ. D.,
t HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
q Office IIours-7 to a. NJ. to 3 p. Nj 10 Il "'
u ana51v Office, 40 Camp street,
l. Mrs DIR SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
Il lis Washington street,
>fl New Orleans,
" Offers her services to the public for the Cure OF Cance
u Ulcers, I1 %, u reio va nrnnsv myl6 ly
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1t makes the hair smooth and glossy, ID does not
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1t is recommended and used by the ilst Medical
authority.
For sale by all druggists. Price 81.
K. p. HALLS CO.,
se5ly Nashua, n. H. roprietors.
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The duties of this institution Will be VII 'n'
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

p,rents and Guardians desiring first class Boarhing
school for their Daughters and Wards will hnq mere
located in the portion of of the most
healthy the south with large IN ao m
every facility eeaon % %s1s b aan
moral OF ,h hs6 1ase to ees the increasing appea
tin,is admission. ~, o.. .h Fcs Of the
A ,nEs Star nd Catholic 100 GIayer
street "
CT. JosEpIis ACADEMY FOR YoUSG LADIES
Near Emmitsburs, Frederick County, Maryland.
nir,r.s',me part Of frederick county Maryan1 nan
a"n S 'r n i lTS and MS"h ncsr
porsited by The Lesisatu'. Of Maryland IN ie'' Inc
| buildings are convenient a"' spacious
Entranrs p ior B s, and Tuition including Bed
and Bedding and Doctors fees per session 10 10 90
Washing and Mendin NJ, Iasnases are extra charges
Music DFa VIZ pay pnt "a. ABLE LEE IN ADVANCE.
antSs eash becnning respectively the2sth of Au-
@ pmst 'a and 1.-THE the 18th Of January.
Letters OF inquiry direot Mo 1S LEI SUPERIOR
| anIs " St Josephs Academy, Emmltsoufg Aio'
CT. MARY JEFFERsoN CoLLEG
ST, JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE I
F1Rsr OF OCTOBER, 1868.
The Marist Fathers who have charge OF the lnstitu
ton are provided with facilities for impartng
thorough English French, Classical and Mathematics
g. Education.
TERxs-Payable in advance 800 in gold, or its equi
u valent for the half session of five months.
For further particulars, apply to the President or
d. MESSRS. PoURSINE & Co,
c aue3ly No!36 Natchez street. New orleans-
III, cpRING Hull COLLEGE, tNear Mobile, Alabama
hit = - =, a.. l.,
This Institution which was destroyed ny my i"t
Ia Fcbnary being now rebuilt, will its session
m, the 1throf December neNoS It'll. ,.Ir ..-,
he the present session payaple haliS
or I'm ADVANCE in currency are, as follows: "A On
beard Tuition Washingpnd Stationery ..S2!0 W.
Entrance Fee first year only 10 uo o
for Medical Fees "a O o
Bed and BEDDING w
mr. professor viii in New Orleans to take charge
~ the students who he entrusted to their care
in will leave the city ON the 9Th Of pecemher at clio
!. NJ by the Pontchartrain Railroad For reterenC
aud circulars address the President OF the College,
= spring Hill the College of the Immaculate SoncePtie
PC corner Baronne and Common streets; or T. PourslI
Agent, 81 Natchcz street h"@' ~
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SrANISI.AUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution, conducted by the Brothers OF the
Sacred Heart has been in successful opef".i ~
1879 1t ia beautifully situated on the shores Oh the
commanding extensive view oil the Gull ~
49, IN ,h a5vaDtayes of the sea breeze and bathing in
the Summer is, the pupils. great lnci'emeh' ="
h..,tbfu, amusement. The Commercial Course COM
mi ses all the branches Of good Eng'ish eo"'a'i'
1.
,a ,d Tuition per session payable half yearly IN
anT.noe, ar sasson ........--.----. ~ w
d si,s n ps session (optiona w
vacation if spent at the institution D" w
EXTRA CHARGES: q M
ID; o,o md Violin per month, each: pn
Use of Piano per month 90
P E,ass tppstrument per month. o oo
Spanish aud German languages, per month"; each. "
| For further particulars, apply to tor oR1>,oND
.,,, Di, ector OF the College
DEosPECrrs OF THE CoL COLLEGE oF LIE i"'
| I mnculate Conception, New Orleahs -, .b, S,.,.
T,is Literary Institution. Incorporated ny the Sti.o
Louisiana and empowered to confer 10 Tive buiid
~. or, we'll ADAPTED for educational purposes,
conrtynrd entirely off from the street IL at TAI
recreation SO that from .ne II NJ thew
A. NJ, till their departure a, = L. NJ, ' CIV Z
| secluded and superintendent E,u.,., C.raaE Latin
The course of instruction einoraGes d,ran hy
Enyiish French Poetry, Rhetoric HISTORY ; ny
N.;h,natirs Astronomy Natural and Mentai rh.ios
MI wi til the addition of Book keeping ann nne N''"
Eon,uercnl nches also the German
<, ,Ients are not admitted, unless they kh"" now
read ,tnd write 49,. ;,- of tho students is th
| load ur objects of the inst Rctors. ...;,r ,o,
E,cry month report is sent to parents sl'tihs ''
duet progress rank in class and ATTENDANCE ,,dav
1 The acaIlemcal year begins on we urs' "ion'"'
October, and ends ABOUT T tRe KS; Oh
$ -u.-.,.o corrse pavable in advance and in Unite
States currency, two months s2o' feIa w
Preparatory Course. Sl6 20 :!
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
tho Direction of the Sisters Of the Holy Cross
Corner of Rampant and Congress streets ihir"
New Orleans, Louisiana

Corner of Rampant Congress streets Third
New Orleans, Louisiana
rrh nav Academy of the Holy Angels Is situa ts
in quiet and healthy locality IN .ne TSa Findings
c;tv at a short from the river Inc tahi;s6
orc In the best style of modern educatSna eaul;ng
ments commodions and thoroughly venta1tenh Ih and
oil the advantages which contribute TO the heai'l W
Inn;is of all denominations are admitteo; nu. 70 at
promotion order and regularity al are ta rues of
tend the public exercises, and CONFORM W WV
the Institution -
The system of education embraces ane French
English languages viz Reading fehaa ant ppnd Mod.
and English Grammar Arithmeuc' 5nsa and Poetcal
ern Geography OF the Globes rTose any cred and
Compositions. History Ancient ana ; literature
Rhetoric Mythology Natural phiosSPn tihematcs etc
Mnsic Drawing, Painting Plain and Ornament H otc
d1e-work Tapestry Embroidery Artlhcal fioMo., 1 "
TERMs-PAYMENTS TO BE MADE QoAaif'
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French anu hiisii'' p soO 90
month per quarter 60 90
Entrance Fee for the first year only ~ W
EXTRA CHARG ES-oPTloNAL' e,o M
Music on the Piano, per quarter OK
| Use of Instrument l2 OC
Vocal Music l2 OC
| Drawing ..,. Is OF
| Tapestry and En- broi'ry .-----------'-'-.- Ot
| Artificial Flowers '''--- OF
Stationery ---'-'. IL "
Washing 80, "nartsr On
Nh. classes commence the middle OF Septemoer
| and close by the end of - uly, by an eAanii"' ~
hooks etc, may be procured at the Institution
Pnniis are received any time during tine year. III
charges made from the date of entrance oiy. o;,,
For iurthct pAi ~ " ,c,,,ss au22 ly
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TAR ID. BLY'S PATENT ARTIFICIL -
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nike, the the natural one, and Oh
tains all the latest improvements in Artif'al j
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geons i'll America being superior TO a!thers in use
Each Leg is guaranteed for five years viii perfect sat
istacton in fitting, sale. Old styr Leg of any
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full finger motion. All kinds of Artital Limbs re-
paired short notice and on reasonable crns. 80,
Send for descriptive pam hlet it corains valuable
| information ard Is sent free. Address,
LEWIS LOCKWOOD Manufacturer,
se26 ly 50 Camp street. New Orleans. La.
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C,r ,osrpIt,S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
= Conducted by the Sisters al Ch'rlty,
N.or Emm;,sburg Frederick County, Maryland.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-08

THE AMERICAN BUILDER AND JOUR
NAL OF ART for December contains a large amount
of fresh and valuable matter from the pens of its
contributors and editors, is richly illustrated, and
beautifully printed. Among the contributed pa
pers we mention as specially interesting to the
general as well as the professional reader, are "In
the Louvre,rT. V. Jasmund; "Art in New York, >,
DC. C. Townley; Common Sense in Art, !" Mrs.
E. j. Lakey; "Fresco Painting" A. J. Melton.
"Ruskin and his Critics. Legislation Against
Fire. "Evils in Life Insurance Practice, - are ably
written editorials. The miscellaneous matter is
prepared with great care. and the Editors After
Dinner Hour and The What-Not, gossipy and hui
morous departments, are fully up to their usual
standard. Published at 161 and 1853 Monroe street,
Chicago. ...s #-r
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-12-08

missioner has prepared a condensed state
ment exhibiting the present condition OF
education in the several States, and con
tanning statistics which, in a collective
form, have never been published. 1T is OBJ
vious that the bureau, as at present consti-
tuted, has no jurisdiction to the vital lnte-
rests with which to some extent 1T Is
charged. The Secretary refers to the opin-
ions expressed on this subject in his last
report." i'e7 Hi#i1T , ahI Z
Aconsiderable portion of the Secreta-
rvs report relates to the public institutions
in the District of Columbia He says, con-
corning the Capitol, that it may be regard
ed as completed, and that h grounds
about it should be put in order at once.
For the repairs of the buildings and i'm
provement of the grounds, he recommends
an appropriation of $4,000, which is less
by $4,000 han the sun voted for the
present year. ~ .-i - ..