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THEEE MEN DRowHKD NEAR CUMBERLAND,
Mp.-The Cumberland Transcript Of Yesterday
states that while Messrs. Peter kreigbA
John &. Goodman, Abraham Curby, GEORGE
Huebner and Mr. Flood were crossing the
Monday, the skifi by some means was upset ard
Huebner. Goodman and Flood were drowned
Kreigbaum swan out, and Curby clung to the
skfff. until rescued by Mr.. Ziegler, captain Of
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. DestructiSe . Fire I'm New York.
1eleGs aphed Exclusipelr To TIE knenian Sta-

NEW YORK, April 6-Last night the New
York Oil COmpany's works on Green street took
rre and were utterly destroyed. The loss on
the stock and machinery is 500, 900. The build
ln2s were owned by F. n. Cove and were valued
az so,eV0 The company was insured for S5O,-
0o0 and the owner of the buildings for SSO.GSo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

SHor FOR INSULTING FENALEs.-A nan
named Price, living In the family Of Mr.. Robert
Mann, near the White Sulphur Spring, West
Virginia, went home intoxicated on Friday
night last, and slapped Mr.. Mann's mother and
his two sisters In the face. Mr.. Mann hearing
Of IL. wentfo Prices room, but being refused
admittsnce, proceeded to the window, through
which he fred three pistol shots ct him, wound
ing lin in the abdomen ana the arm.4 Prices
recovery is considered hopeless. tfh - -
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

VVNHE GRAND BALL
LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION II
for the benefit Of the Orphans ~
viii b. reid AT the SEN Masonic TEMPLE on (a-}a
EAS1 ER MONDAY. ARsu IL. 1870.
Tickess, sdhittinz a GentlssEaa aud Ladies, can
be obtained at Ellis and MetZerosth Music
stores RhQ- Iawtal5kd3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

CLERKS Ii THE STATE Observation-Disclosures
tary Fish informed the President yesterday that
he had been compelled to dismiss all but two Of
the temporary clerks Of the State Department,
because the appropriation com mittees have re.
fused to report the appropriations for them.
He claims that these clerks are absolutely re-
quired, and that, instead OF q reduction, there
State Department. The President said he pro-
poeed to recommend to Congress that no further
reduction OF clerks be made in the various De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

IeNcTupAed Asds'cety 70 Tie Euentng .Nay.
LONDON. April Cat Swansea, wales. last
evening. w. Cook the champion at billiards,
made an extraordinary break Of 53l points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

IeteyTaphed 1sclssSoets . ne BVeN6a0 ltov.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aprfl 6.-The scboever
Decatur Oakes, from City Point for New York,
put back in distress, leaking, with the loss oi
ner 9ainsail and fsrcsail, and ono man over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

INCREASE OF RKvENDE RECEIPTS In Kansas.
Supervisor james Marr reports that the assess-
ments i'm Kansas for February last show an in
crease of 80 per cent. over the corresponding
peri0d Of last year. =
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The London Times ON the Oneida Dis
09ter.

IeteSTdphed Erciusiveiy to TIE Eresing star.
LONDON, April 6.-The Times, to-day. i'm An
editorial on the Oneida disaster, admits thai as
the evideTc ce stands it Is unable to aeauit the
captain OF the Bombay, or blame the American
government and people Cor their deep resent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

PARKING THE AvENUEs.-We learn that Il is
tfe intention Of Mr.. Charles II. Bliss to enter
into contract for the parking OF one or more
streets or avenues, under the bill of Mr.. Nor
rill, Of VT, which recently passed the Senase
and House, Immediately upon its approval by
the President 1t is probable that Sixteenth
street will be one Of the first to be experimented
upon under the new law. 1t is to be hoped that
no time will be lost in commencing this much
needed improvement r.--eI IT n
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81; LoUB, April 6.-Returns nom all the
wards show the election of eleven Radical.
three Democrstic, and one Iudependent Alder.s
ocho0l Directors.
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ssnE BINGK GREAT REMEDY, VIA FUGA =
II Read Pamphlet Of Wonderful Cures.I For
aale by All Druggists and at wholesale and retail by
q CALVERT fOkD, No. llOs Pennsyivania ave
bue spllm
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TORONTO, April6--TO-1ays Globo says:-Tha
British Minister at Washington intimated 10 the
dominion Government that the American Ex-
ecntive has received warning of . proiecfed
raid along the froutte1, fsemsfort Harons - ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

Hhe New british Postal ReSulati0ns.
1ae0rapAed EsclssiUely to TAe 8vessxo StAr.
LONDON, April GA dcputation with On in
tereet in the colonial trade have united In a
protest TO the Marquis Of Harrington, the Post
master General, against the new postal rsguIa-
uons, so Lar as they apply to the forwardisg Of
printed matter through The malta L -, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

kAIDs UPON REvKLs-Senator Revels stated
in conversation this morning tina: the conssan:
rush upon him since he took his seat has almost
prostrated his nervous system-so much so that
he considers himself compelled to seek place
OF rest He states that the raids Of newspaper
interviewersrpo him have been tremendous,
and 6elievesthat when other Senators have one
caller he probably has ten. He proposes to
leave here the last OF this week for the North
and West. -r-. t....#
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ALLEN's LUNG BALSAM,
THE REMEDY FOR CURING

CONsUAPTION, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA, AND GROUP.
ASAN EXPECTORANT 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
IL IL composed Of he active principles of
plants which are chemically extraos ID so as 10 re
tain all their medical qualities.
MINISTERS AND PUBLIC STEAMERS
who are often afflicted with throat dseases will
hnd n sure remedy In this Bslsam, LezenKes and
waters sometimes give relief but thfs Baisa taken
o lev tipne~ viii insure permanent cure.
Will all those afflicted with Coughs or Consume
ton. give this Balssm a fair trial, they will be
pleased with the result and Confess that the Sure
Remedy l. found az last.
~ II as Sold by oH DTxgxids. mh23- -eolm&w
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CHARLES MEIDSIECK

CHAMPAGNE. Sillery and Extra Dry. In Bas-
he In cases. For sale by all wholesale grocers
and wine dealers. Sole agent for United States.
sCHULTZE TALLER, 40 Beaver street. New
York NH q 2awhn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the passioual
Attraction of the sexes and the happiness of TRUE
MARRIASE, when perfect manhood and perfect wo
manhood unite TO coDseerate the uniOn. Sent free,
In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCI-
ALTON, Box P. Phfisdciphis. Pa. iaes eosm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER,
Composed Of the most Healthy ingredients, Seing
free irsn ALI injurious drugs
- SOLD BIZ ALL GROCERs in the City.
WAsHiNGIoN.D d. C.. Sept n, 1859
am fully aeinted with the constitution Of the
Columbis reast Powder The proportions are well
adapted for the efacient raising Of the dough, and
consider il nprovement upon existing yeast BOW
dsrs. rHoHAs AsTIsEiL, n. D., Chemist.
..rI+. . --
- ~hANUFAcToRY-sI2 Z STREET, BE-
rwEEs srH AxD-erH mba5,u
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oRpkRkp TO WAsHiNeToN FOR PKoNoTios.
Masters f. NJ. Watson. VIM. A. Morgan. q. q,
Todd, Ensigns A. X. Couden and George i
Mitchell have been ordered to WASHINGTON. ID
e., for examination for promotion.
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BILLS SIGNED BY THE PRKsIDENr-The
resident this morning signed the bill for the
erection OF bridge across the Delaware river
between Phi'adeiphia and Camden. Also. the
Diii authorizing the Corporation OF Washington
10 SET apart certain parts of streess and avenues
for Parks and walks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

nR. }. p. GRIFFITHS, ECLICTIC sPHYsI
~ CLAN and SURGEON, once No. 1905 Mary
land avenue. near 10Th street, Island. - 80
FEMALE sud Chronic diseases specialify. -
nercsry and other mineral poisons discarded.
Once hours " Q q. n. and 30 ~ m mis- eoims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

ARCTIC ExPLoRATIoN.-The Senate Commit
tee ION Foreign Relations decided yesterday to re-
port joint resolution authorizing the President
to furnish naval or other steamer, and if nece.
sary, tender, for voyage into the Arc. ic re-
gions, under the command OF Captain e.. r.
Hail and to appropriate one hundred thousand
dollars, to he expended under the direction of
the President, in paying the necessary expenses
OF SAID voyage A similar Appropriation is
pending in the House Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

DARGAINs FROM THE NEW YORK AND
ID PHILADELPHIA AUCTIONS DAILY.
yusf received, large invoice Of TOWELS. being
portion Of goods saved froa the 6ren Phi,adsishis
rrirssd reyei'' p ,.ss ,nsAs' long Es. s 1gls q,
-. iron Y 2 2se. very cheap.
n large assortment Of Ladies LINEN HAND
kkRCHHfs. cheaper than before the war.
worth &c. Bird Bye LINEN. Sic, worth soc. La:
oies HEMSTITuhRD HAHDkBRC4t19S, all
CURTAINS fne quality very cheap. kDseal atfen-
ticn called to BLACK ALPACA, e yS. ysrth ~.
rh,.-,r rp kn0kr SAArnn,
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GENERAL CANBY.-The President has decided
70 change the headquarters of General Canby
from Richmond to Washington, and in a few
days an order will be issued from the War De-
partment to that effect. There seems to be 10
doubt that the President will nominate Bri~.
ten. CANDY for the vacant Major Generalship.
vice Thomas, deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

GIN HOWARD is rapidly winding up the af-
fairs of the Freedmen's Bureau, and abon.
twenty clerks were dismissed yesterday. Gen.
r. Whittlesey, Adjutant General; Gen. III. M.
Whittlesey, Quartermaster General; and Col
Brown, Assistant Quartermaster, also rendered
their designations yesterday, and they were ac-
copied. H1..a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

THE Secretary of the Treasury has addressed
a letter to the Collector Of Customs at New York
instrnctlng him that the acceptance of money or
other valuable considerations for services per-
formed by Custom House officials, either during
or outside OF business hours, must be regarded
as a cause for removal. -
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fdesrcphed Esefassssiy to fSs Esessxv Stsy. b.
BRussEIs, April e.--It is reported to-dav th.t
the Belgisns have declined to send article ~
the fair 1t London in 1s7l.fa q . n sNN-'' - -
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MRS. GRANT gave a brilliant reception yester
day afternoon. Mrs. Senator Casserly. Miss
Chandler. Miss Dyer, Mrs Senator Morrill, and
Mrs. Pr Sharpe assisted in receiving the ladies
and gentlemen who paid their respects to the
mistress of the White House. After the Cabinet
adjourned, the President assisted Mrs Grant in
the eception OF visitors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-06

9 OLE BuLL-Mr. }. jay Watson, agen; of Ole
Bull, has arrived in town, and brings with him
the beautiful gold wreath presented to the great
violinist by his California friends, and which
was described in TIE STAR few days since. 1t
Is now on, exhibition at Galt'A Mr.. Watson
comes to make final arrangements for Ole Bulls
concert, at Lincoln Han, on Friday evening
next, on which occasion that talented performer
win he assisted by Miss Katie Stafford. the So
psano; Mr.. McDowald, tenor, and Mr Edward
Hoffman, pianist and composer. Seats can be
secured at Metzerott's music store. - az :
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Killed by = Barrel of Meoasses.
ZkleQrapAed kzc2xsi1llu n 17e Eresino ISxne

PHILADELPHIA,f April 6.-Albert Wander
gritt, postmaster at Tac0ny, was accidentaIlv
killed yesterday by barrel or molasses rolling
over him. ttt.' -
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AVIS
Rnte0u Il %fcOlu!iOn.

NJ. o. DUHON ayertit messieurs les plan
'e"'s d. Ia raroisse S%,-Jacquescl dies raroisscs
voisi'rs o"'il fai' fah'iqner a leur intention les
ta'caux don't il est rinventeur.
Son ra,aa" a feres, mi p'usieurs ont rn
lc v,ir SUI i'haLila,ion G. Robinson, fait avec
un honine sen! eli lsux mu!c,s, hans ~I'cspace
dane journie,l e travail. de wing, cling liommcs.
Immense economic de bras c, de temps.
NJ. Dnhun fopoadsa aussi psomp,emeni que
possible anx dcma,les 0ui lui scIout (ai,cs.
l.'occasion es, favorable.
L. temps veut one la machine surplee All
marYn lie iravaillcurs.
Ifia modtreA e. bonne confeclion.
S'adresser a ". Cnfsimc Duhoa, labi,a,ion
I. Robinson. ~paroissr .s~',.jacquss, on bien 4
II. Duhoa. par lc,,re d l'adressc iu Conaeaa
Tosie- Office. 5 Fiy. Gin.
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a VENDRE,
Apparel d rlarjcer c rim dc came.

" @0. M.
J'ai l'Ionneur I'uf,ir aux hab;,an,s dc ce,.c
paroi<se ct des pat"isses ~voisi"es mon
-ArparI d clurifnr h Tin de came.
Get APPAREL q caz suifnreux, pa'en,e, comm
de leancorP ct employee avec Ie plus grand
dsranne pas lc vim dc came dams son par
cours, wocc"i.c ln'nn c.pace de 20 ponces
carr6s. refonIe le gax d.ns 8 pieds et 8 pieds !
lie %prot.ndeur, refroidil an.anl quill Is, neces.
sXire lc gaz pour alder i Ia condensation.
Get apparel EN- bois ct en piomb otfre les
garanlies %vonlucs De iurac.
lie prix est de $3.50, sill es, fnnrni par moi
81 phabitant lie tabIiVue lni-mame, il reserve
500 co,nEne troit de patcnte ct privilege
d'inventeur..
Dams une sucrcrie on il y a On monvemen,
de pompe etab|i, rappareii peu, e,re piace ct
fonc,ionner dans une deini heure.
L1,abi,ant qui ne serai, point sail, fai, de
peficacils dc mon APPAREL pourrail 10 rem.
voyez sans cIain'e e, sans payer.
CONNIE je lie puts sufirc aux nombreuscs
ct Jo%urna!ietes commands, j'autori.e l'labi,
lant, INIT en- sanvegardant mon privilege ct
mon dru't lie patent6 ct d'inven,eur, I Oh
tabriqner IN !ni-Meme.
Q0ant aux pefsOnnes qni ne les connaissent
point encore, Giles penvent Sc renseigncr
anares De NM. Webre frhrps, J. Gabrielle,
Nelvil Lebeut, Ferry, Tloren, For,ier, SEVERN
Tttene, etc, .ops p!an,enr~, habitants, Gu
criers ., l'omMes eomp6,en.s.
Nous prions NJ. les labi,Rnts 10 fairc lsur
commando ie plus ,6t possible.
On demandc des agents pour les paroissss
voisines.
M-S'adresser a NJ, Philippe pai'le, Saint
jacques, habita'ion NJ. r. Can,rcl!e, Can.
tre'le P. o.
PHnIPrE PA1lLE
- @. Mtcanicien sucrier.
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St-James Emporium Store.

--:O:-
NJ. J. TEISSlER fat savoi, 4 IA nombreuse
clisn.als etan. public On general que:
on're son tr6s-ara"d assortment varie, bien
cA1oiS', co,.t"rn'nent rcnouve!6 lie
Ma'ehandises Ssches, Mercerie, Bonneterie,
Chanssurcs r"Hr danes, cadets, fllc,tes
ety'nfAn's,Q q 'ncaiIlcric, Sslicsic, Par
fmmcric, fhurmarie, C!spellcrie,
Wooden Ware, Wins ,les p%rcrniers
cru ct I.iqnerts DIES meiileuts mar.
cues, Tatars sous tnu,es les formes,
Cisares 81. Cigarettes do Ia Havana, el
Infinite dauI,es articles irnp. no,nbrcnx
pom e.re fnumares. il Went lie %recevoir de-
'M'Loais, D'rsc'cms"t. m grand assortment de
-. !:rodoits Dc rcuost! f. Et,an
Tells qnc: Fari"e, Pore, t;lai-sc, Jambops
CUES an sucte e, an,res, Eraulcs fu,nees,
Wliskey, Savor, Chandpllrs, .amidon,
F'omage, Avoinc, etc. etc, etc.
Au pr5x de Ia ijouvells~Crlasns.
III ccs Matchand,ses s"nt
S"pcrisuts CONNIE PuG,in.
0JVeneH ct vpyez.
NJ. }, TfIss.ER, on raison de Ia ditiicnlte
DIES temps, vendra inc'N!enr marcle que jatuais.
Ei sols irnuvrrr2 anssi a rj:mpo,ium Store:
Lud,emncs DE- tnulc ,h,anccs a lo-l2l.
Ldtennes b'enes, a i0Ind Blanc. 4 %GouieGr,
u rh'm'se, hseiiildrh, etc., ETC, aD CNolX 4
IS Cents.
Md'snacs franc Uses fond b,eu G, a cl,cmiscs
A,4, a 90 cents.
Colons b'aues CT ecrus l c. / dc 10 d i24,
a Is. -
Co'ons Al G, 30 pouccs, a III, 90,
22t.
Cotons y GA. a 27l.
Cotons !" lU,l Il disps, so cents.
Denincs rayecs, cuuiii il ma,nlas, Bon.icin,
&c cents "a yatde-C ulunnades ir:llcaises
CT ameriraines- cAsimit dc lon,cs mu.
anccs-I'oiies h%iancl,rs il che
muses., L'nse de- liable -
Mnosseitues el nnbiuel
q M~ousliqnaires.
VI IN osa;d
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises hlanchcs, ,el'e que:
Mousse!."es, P1rcales, Nansoux, Mnl.mnl
bf''Ianie, Dc"lsi'es. Parspinies en- sole ct
cotton, tie"ts ar!Iicic!ies, couronncs
bianchcs. etc, ETC., etc, etc;
Endn TN AssOrliLncUl
cpnp'e, dc Giants Joa.
Wins blancs ct en-
c%ouIrur, POUR
Wessie"rS ct iDp' Dunes, pour
Da!s 81 pour. Nrirt4s, etc.
n5F"Ft ponrqnoi ionc a'ier 4 Ia Nouvc!lc-
Orleans qnsnd mons avuns lei, dams ,Emporiun,
Stare, III etahiissement de premier orlre?
G io1; 71-Cm.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-12-03
CLASSICAL AID COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
FOR BOARDERS AND DAY SCHOLARS.
Corner # DAUPHlNE and CONT streets.
A. v. ROMAN, Director.

The Third Annual Session of the Sci.,o! vii! be Of
nearly Eleven Months duration, beginning on the
First Monday in September, and ending on the last
Saturday in July.
No better evidences Of the usefulness oil the School
can he given than the extensive development which il
has stained in the .hor, space u Two years from il
creation, and a reference to the list nf Professors who
impart instruction in the various branches Of study.
Ts method o! Instruction adopted. guards scrapuf
lous!y against the abuses Of that antlqua,sl systen o.
learning, which wastes tn" precious year. of youth in
the |a,orions requirement Of unavailable lore, and, a,
the same time, against The no less p~rniciou. abuses Of
a gross utilita,ianism which sutiuHa,es all The faculties
Of the mind and aspirations Of the heart to "one' en-.
crossing pursuit.
Its object IL TO train young men 10 tue performance
Of the active duties Of lie, 10 instruct them in all the
branches Of Science and All which afs ~esSsnl,at 10
their future success, and, By awakening in them a love
OF study, to inculcate q pt0cess Of selEinstsnction
which will enable them TO continue their education,
eves after heiag snascipated from the control Of
parents and professors.
COURSE OF STUDIES:
There are two. Courses Of Studie. established in the
School, the Classical and the Commercial either Of
which Students may follow, ARreeably 10 the wishes
of thsfs parents o. guardians. Classes Of various grades
are Instituted in each Course.
The Commercial Course comprises French and
English Grammar. Universal History, Geosyaobv.
Rhetoric. Logic, Literature, Natural History, Ply.
siology, Natural and Mental Philosophy, Practical
Chemistry . complete Course Of Matheuaa,ics, Sur.
veyinR and Levelias Drawing Of Plan. and Maps /;
Censtitutional Law; Commercial Law and Usages
Bookkeeping.
The Classical Course comprises tn. above epum.
Grated branches, with the addition Of Latin and Greek
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Helrefi0 Store.
Habitat;on Copponcx & Co.

St-Jacqmes, Rive .Gauche,
Ce Mogasin, qni wien, dc %s'ouv,ir, cs, un
des micuS assor,i- de Ia champagne.
On v tronve des Merchandise >sches tie tout
genre, ct une GROCEltlE complete ct par.
faiienent assottie.
Wins ct 1iqueurs do premier eho:x.
A"r Trir les plus raisonnables.
NJ. Felix Onhre, lie commits dc rHEl.VETlA
STORE, iera tout son possible pour CONTENDER
leg amis CT clients qdi .oudront bien rhonorer
de \ ar yi,i,e. q mai-7O.
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FORGE SAINTJOSEPH,
H1bilatlon Amant Bourgeois,
Sl.Jacques, Ripe gosche.

N. L. Edouard Pochk, m6canicien ri for.
geron. avenit les habitan,s de 10 p~aroissee, quill
visnt d'ouvrir son a.elier sur lhabilalion de-
NJ. Amant Bourgeois.
II Sc rendra 4 i'appel des habitants pour
reparaiion de machines, bouiItoires, ETC..
Les 'ravaux de forge seront promptement ct
conscsenc'eusement executes. JUN 10.
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TERMS or T

TERMS OF TUITION
FoA DAY SCHOLARS, PAYABLE MONTHLY:
Comnnetc,al Coo'se, Sl2O per annum.
Classical Course, $50 -, ,nnun.
BOARD AND TUITION:
Payable Quarterly in advance, per annum, $500 TO S432
German, Spanish, Drawing, Music, Fencing, DC,
form extra charges.
Book and Stationery are supplied by The School At
current prices.
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-1ta4l..u Store =
v. E. M. ANDERSON I
Iiabitation AIlRE, Sr.JAcqurs, rive droi.e.
GROCE RES, q
MARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERiE.
LIQVE YRS, V7NS.
yAMBQNS, f.. DC,
e. aussi HARNAlS, SELLES, dc,
Grainss de jarlinage.
Aux prix d. n Nonvelle.O Orleans.
AN meme masaain:
MEDICINES FEBRIFUGES,..
I'm. Anderson. autorisaa par le re,,onvel.
cement de son Stock ct he r"pidr ecoulemrn,
10 .scs marchandises, vend al rabais. e,t,
On trouvs chez hi, ct a TRES bon marchd,
DIES Robes, des Chapeaur pour danes ct c%nlants,
des .feurs ct DIES Ga,ntnres de- ton,es sor,cs,
ETC.. 6ga!emcm DIES caaussuyes t.i,cs SUI
commando, ct pour hon,nes e, pour danes.
Raccomodages re chaussnrcs.
UrM. v. +. NJ. AkpEasos Il ouyer, son
au,re ma gasiu,-CANTHELLE SroEE,-sur l'Ia.
bita,ion Philemon Gnidry.
GI.ACE, GL.ACE. Gi.ACEl!
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Boarding Stndenss, whose am;lies reside on, Of ,hc
Parish Of Orleans, are repaired 10 write Letters every
Sst9.dsy. The co'rssPeadence be,weea Parents and
Pupils is pot subject to inspection.
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.4Mx PI0mfcurs.

'~hcnaesi De prGvenir NM l-~ habitants quill . rons.
.amsassl On main dss ~Ihaud.er,s de seconde main 1
prix Iusd6&, ct gull ac'etera Ia vieillr fonte / $l2.Oo
10 tonneau 81 les vieilles lcTsailles a $500 le tonneau.
i23 av-7Ol
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Tente nu rnbnis.
pOUR CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION
10 pour cent au .dcss0us
@' d. cOurs "I

M. JOACHIM ROME ayertil Messieurs les
habitants Ell domiciliss de- Ia paroisse Saint
Jacques gull vendra, d partir d'anjonrd'hni,
les march ndises nombreuses ct vsriee. qui
composent con magasin, a dix pour cent au.
dessous du c0urs ordinaire.
C'eet une exce|lente occasion pour tons.
u y a de Ia grocerie, de Ia mercrrie, dies
marcilandises secIes de toute sorle: ind,enncs,
damages, cotons, cotonnales, chaussures, etc,
etc, etc ,a@a ji6i ~- f'5
Occasion unique! r
Vsnaz, voysz, ct vous achetesez!
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MONTHLY REPORTS

Monthly reports are sent 10 Parents or Guardians.
stating the conduct, pregress, rank in class and At.
,endasce u pupils.
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EXAMINATIONS :

Private examinations conducted by tbe Director and
his Assistants are held monthly. The Annual PUBLIC
Examinations will take place during the closing week
Of the Session.
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VISITS

PArasts are entrested TO make their visits, on School
days, bssose 0 a. N. or after s r. y Ia order to avoid
all int"tfe:coce with ,hs advancement Of Students and
the discipline Of sAe School -
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Smelnc0u Store
AMCicn magasin E.0N;s Leroy.
Groceries de tou!e rerere,

Groceries de tou,e esr6ce.
Wins, Whiskey, Liqueur.,
Jsmbons, Viandes sal;es,
Huiles, Riz, Grais.e,
Conssrve., Frontage,
Farines, po,nmcs de TERRI,
Cafe, Sncre, The, ctc., etc.
G~Le tout a1r p'ir les plus modtrts.
lie maga.in est complement assor,i.
Rlen d'csscn,icl MY manque. NJ. Jean l..
Copponex, lie n%onyean prop'ietairc, s'eHorccrn
ceux qni l'hnnoreront De leur yisi,e.
II maj 20.