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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-05
EDUCATIONAL.
YoUNG LADIES ACADEAfY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
tho Direction Of the Sisters Of the Holy Crosa
Conner OF Rampant and Congress streets Third District
New Orleans Louisiana

Va A'"1PsEs anu congress streets, Third District
New Oreans Louisiana.
The now Academy Of the Holy Angels" IL situatea
IN quiet and healthy locality the suburbs on The
wy ny snort distance from the river The buiidinos
ments connodous and thoroughly yontiiatea aor1sr,
all the advantages which contribute TO the Seaith a
security Of its inmates - eng Aeslsn Aoe
FuPus Of All denominations admitted: but for III.
promotion Of order and regularity all are Obliged t AZ
the public exercises and CONFORM to the rules Of
TUITION:
The system Of education embraces the French and
Enghsh languages viz: Reading, Penmanship French
And Enghsh Grammar, Arithmetic Ancient and Mod.
Srn geography use of the Globes Prose and Poeticai
History Ancient and Modern Sacred and
xrolanel Chronology, French and English Lterature
rhetoric Mythology. Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
s1na TCnGmy Botany, Book keeping, Iathematos eto
ss1usc drawing, Painting Plain and Ornamental Nee
work Tapestry. Embroidery Artificial Fiowers etc
TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
BOARD ana Tuition In French and English uer
vr+r.,.... ~ per quarter o. 90 |
- EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAL:
1usle on the Piano per quarter. $50 90
FOCAL Muso . - 70 ~ ~
saintins ...-.....-........ 12 90
,..,as.H ..-.--...-........ Is 90
.tsa", MI, L.iuoroi ~ 90
--' . ~ ~ |
- ~ E..,,. l2 90 |
~ W A'@eAio SEASON, per quarter. 4
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&I "A CHAP E.-THE INSTITUTE OF ST
W - osepn nss just received valuable present esti
Of Oh, above named tnstue Tickets viii he sispoee5
OF az " each atholio parents and friends will ID well
this by sendsDR their
Snnoeh LOT Inslon or by securing tcknts the
Inc present may De ut the estnblshmant Ram.
part street. corner of Custemh0use street Eyaa In
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans

Lhs government throaghoat this establishments i.
Sner instructresses Recreation table dorinOres arx
tne same Tor ALL In short, everything tends tn nrn
ooo auectionate union between the Sisters and The
yUTrthS iaaies intrusted to their motherly care.
& is thorough and solid in harmony
ln both Ength and French all the branches of tnnw
cultivated at the present day Each language ia
egnt py natives of respective Countries 40 "a f in
sure correct pronunciation. " - :" II"
me academical year closes with public exhibition
vjted. f' w "meh parents are In.
Education 10 hero the object of special attention
Soncltuoe Governing those placed under their chsrcs
~ moral s9asion alone the Sisters ST. Joseph ends
voI 70 ncnlcate principles of solid piey REQUIRE the
strict Observance of polite amiabe dsporment and
Eupiis OF all denominations are admitted
O. NoIA.-During tho bathing season the BOARDING.
Scnoc 70 moved TO the Bay St. Louis where the sister,
Oh 81 Louis have fourshing academy.
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, as follows: 1
!ng' Per three months ---.-........&5 4 90
tcn,ranE, =. Observation-Disclosures. 90 |
a. usic Lessons and use of Instrument ~ "a M |
A<oesons.-
1stel oil painting. according to the number Of pupils
harge. "i'noo' eAua
For further particulars address, Superioress of the
OF the Sisters of St Joseph Box 1911 New Or.
sans Or more ''nssnisntc sp 81 ELDER e A.snt
CLASS OF ornamental WORK. N' agent
Inc Sisters of st; Joseph will open on the First
uTsday OF OctoeeTy Q 01ass of Ornamental Work such
tapestry, golden embroidery, artificial flowers hair
ORR. etc. Terms pet moeth e5J q see6 iy
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IT. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST LOUIS MISSISSIPPI

| ST. STANISLAUS. COMMERCIAL CoLLEG r.
| BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation since
1852 1t is beautifully situated shores of the Bav
commanding an extensive view of the Gulfand afford.
ing al the advantages of the breeze bathing in
sne summer is for the pupils great inctement to
prises all the branches of good English education
Board and Tuition session, payable half yearly I'm
ura.H ee. - = =: $3.50 on
Bedding, per session. (optionaD 10 10
doctors Fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. & 90
Vacation. If spent ut the institution .-... so on
EXTRA CHARGES:
PIANO and Violin. per month, each. .-..... g o.
lim, vi ndnio, pc. inohth- So
riute per q
Brass Instrument, per month -....-.---.-... / %
spanish ana German languages, month, each. OO
For further particulars, apply apply to ,,,
iel4t Director of the College,
SPRING Hull COLLEGE, (Near Mobile AIabama)
This Instit tuition, which DESTROYED by fire last
Eeoruary being now rebuilt will open its session ON
the 9TH of December next.
The terms for the session. payable hafyearly
III ahSahce IN currency follows:
IuttiOn. washing and
entrance Fee, first year only. ----.-..-..... I5UO
Ri nmJ ,Ii.-. IL 90
Professor viii be in Orleans to take charge of
the students who may he their care Tbev
will leave the city the 9th December Mt {oclock
r ~, oy the Pontchartrain Railroad. For references
and crcniars address the President of the College at
Spring HILL the College of the immaculate Conception |
corner Baronne and Common streets; or p Poursine
A gent So Natches street no2i w
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PROSPECTUS OF THE ;o0G.LEaR or THE I'M.
INA mnacTnt2 Co1ergsfep, Men OEeans

This Literary Insfitdt6 bv the t,t.,.
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees ia con
quoted by the Fathers Of the Society The buld
ings, are well adapted for educational purposes A
entirely cnt off from the street for
RECREATION that from the pupils Mt 73G
A NJ till their departure p M they are constantr
secluded and superintendent.
~ The course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin
Engllsh French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural and Mental Pbfoso
ply, with the addition II okkeepne and the usnal
Commercial Branches; also the German language
read and write. ' " ~" ="
The moral and religious training the is the
lead ng objects of tho instructors. WV
Every month report is sent parents stating con
duct, progress, rank in class and attendance, ~
Inc academcal year begins the first Monday
OCTOBER, and ends about the 3ist of j uly.
TERMS:
CoeS1ate Course payable in advance, and ia UDi-ea
States currency, two months, $40
PrepaT atOry Course. eI6. feoo Ir
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st JoSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Emnitsburg Frederick County MARYLAND

~ Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
near Ennitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland
institution s pleasantly situated healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county, Maryland 6alT
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mounr a.
harys college. 1t was commenced in 1909 and incor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in 1915 The
buildings are convenient and spacious.
TERMS:
boaIo ana tuition per academic year. including
FED and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
FNSor eanb $3.50 90
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE w
The Academic year is divided in Sessions of 6ve
gust and the 2sth of January. ~ ". ~A"-
Letters of inquiry directed TO the
,,, @. MOTHER SUPERIOR
APPLY St. Joseph's Academy, Emntsburg Md
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A cADEAY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The duties of this will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring first class BOARDING
every advantage. ' WA A N'ie
Located IN the healthiest portion of one of the nos,
healihy cities in the South. with large grounds a in
retired and romantic situation, 1t affords ION
every Iaci1ty for acquiring education mental and
moral, OF q high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet increasing appIica
tons for admission. 'PP'i''T
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the office of the
at.rntng Star and Catholic Messenger, IU9 Gravier
osi0o@ iva
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Entrance Fee for the first year only. 10 90
EXTRA CHARGEs-OPTIONAL:
Music on the Piano. per quarter ......... $50 90
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-29
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
N C mpany.- Notice is hereby given that at n
meeting of the Bpard If trustees If the Athens
3old AMI Silver Mining Company, held at the
office of tho Secretary and Treasure er on the 22d
of January. $50 it VS. lived that an Assess
ment OF Fifty (50) tents be and the is hereby
levied upon each and every share of the capital
stock OF the cUmpi v, paysble Immediately to
the Secretary aud Treasurer, at his office Pr
tor street, in Carson ity; a d if in any the
payment of such assessment shall not be made
within ur weeks from the pub ic, ,tion of this
notice. the shares on which the same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject to
sale. SAM n KING
Secretary and Treasurer g. + 8. N Co.
Carson City, oath January, 1870. 4w
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II. 8. M A SON.
ECLE CTIC PHYSICIAN

A IL DISEASES OF WOMEN AND chill.
n dren especially treated. Old Chronic Dis.
cases cured. Private Diseases Of every character
treated in strict confidence N. R.-NO COCA.
SION TO 60 10 SAN FRANCISCO.
OA.;a. Wet side Of Cassoa sersse, . tew deoes
south Of Psnrod Hooso.
August 9Th, looA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-19
WAR MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.

Mass Meeting Of German. Americans in tho
Twenty.Sccond Ward-le oscillations in Favor
OF Prussia.
mass meeting Of the German-Amerlcan citizens
Of the Twentysecond ward was held last evening at
Washington Hall. In Eighth avenue, between Forty.
seventh and Forty.eighth streets. There was
q fair audience In attendance, and the
meeting was organized at halfpast eight
p. M. by the appointment OF Mr.. Frederick
Kemptaud as President; John Thorne, Vice Presi-
dent, and Ions Kieswetter, Secretary. The Presi-
dent made brief address euogistic OF Prussia, and
claiming that Germany not only in the right In
THE STRUGGLE WITH FRANCE, 1881
but would be unit in the war. He then introduced
Colonel wutchel. who SPOKE at some length, re.
ferrlng 10 the campaigns Of the nrst Emperor,
subsequent to the peace OF PIlsit, az well 40
those OF Hobenlinien, the Samore ct Meuse
and the Rhine He gave . graphic de-
scriptlon Of tho campaigns Of Moreau and
st, Cyr in the Schwartzv AID aud along the Danube,
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE
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POSITIONS OF The BsLlIGERENT ARMIES.

The cable dispatches published this morning re.
port some Of the positions occupied by the opposing
forces or the places mentioned the most important
at the present moment is
sAAR LOUIS,
which the French are repogtei TO be bon.hardng.
The town is much smaller than aarbruck, having
less than five thousand inhabitants. It is however,
Of far more importance as o strategic position,
threatening as 1t does the flank Of an army moving
upon Treves or upon Neunkrchen. II Is situated on
the left bank OF the Saar and Is essentially French
place. Founded by Louis XIV. 1t was strongly forti
fed by vauban and renamed in possession Of
France till 1916, when, with great deal Of other
territory the allies transferred the place to Prussia
Here Marshal Ney, the "Brayest of the braye,n was
born. Saar Louis ia strongly fortified, but can be
commanded by artillery, and ID not impregna-
bic to assault. Nevertheless IL Is very strong
and il well defended may delay the French
army some days. 1t lies thirty miles south-south-
east Of Treves, and ten miles west-northwest Of
Saarbruck. From Metz the distance s ABOUT thirty
miles and from the French frontier about Ave. saar
Louis Is approached from France BY three roads,
two Of which meet near the frontier the Prussian
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our want Of first class ships the apnropf ations
do not admit OF the manning Of what vessels we
have. IL is understood that Admiral Porter be-
sought the Senate and House Committee on Naval
Affairs to take such action as would place the
navy In state OF efficiency equal at least to Of
the second or third rate Powers OF Europe, but his
appeal was UNDECIDED. ~
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and allow no Carllss TO pass The best feeling ex.
lists between the French and Spanish authorities
along the line.
posit of ZOO guns intended for the use OF Carists.
The arms were seized, and several suspicious per-
sons, supposed to be Csrsts. were arrested.
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On 'Chanae.

LONDON July 1S-1:30 p N.
Consos, eoA for both money and the account.
American securities nat and nominal United states
i've twenty bonds, 1862, s2s; 1885, old, s2S; 1867.
S21S; ten forties. SIN. Stocks nat and nominal
Illinois Centrals 1902; Atlantic ana Great western o.
LONDON, July 1s-6PM.
Consols closed at 90 for money and the account.
United States 1ve-twenty bonds nat and nomnal
1862 49, 1866, SO; 1857, SO; ten.forties 81 Stocks
nat ana nominal. Erie Railway shares, 49, Illinois
Cenirals, 100; Atlantic and Great Western, q.
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III SWITZERLAND.
Neutrality.

Neutrality.
tla ZURICH, July 10, 1870.
Switzerland WI, maintain an armed neutrality,
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I'M NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
FaaIlsh Royalty Home wrrd.

LONDON, July 1s, 1870.
British frigate has been despatched TO Copen-
hagen to bring back the Princess Alexandra, now
on visit to the royal family Of Denmark. The
Prince Of Wales intended to join the Princess and
family 10 Denmark carly in the month Of August.
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Feeling Towards Spain.

)" PARIS, July 1s-Night.
Tho Projects OF the departments on tho Spanish
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Positions Of the Army.
4 .as Hafret a e PARIS, July 1873 p NJ
AT noon to-day the Prussian forces occupied the
following points;-Saarbruck in Rhenlsh Prussia,
and Feuburg In Rhenish Bavaria. eis l19e2 sag
Both OF these towns are directly on the frontier.
They also hold Q force concentrated at Linden.
In Hesse. Darmsadk I'd M ..s
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, m I.T--I--I BADEN In March, d - NJ
.1 CARLsRUHE, July ls, 1870.
The troops furnished by Baden are in camp at
Rastadt about midway between this city and
Kehl.
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France DIsfruetful, and Why.
% PARIS, July IS, 1870.
The Figaro, in Its issue to-day, In order to show
why France distrusts Belgium mentions the fact Of
Brialmont's appointment to the command Of one
corps and Of Chazal to another. The former served
In the French army many years ago, and held other
or1ces OF trust under the French government, but
resigned on account of difficulties with his superiors
and left the country. ~
General Chazal has recently been conspicuous in
urging the conformity Of the calibre of the Belgian
cannon with that Of the Prussiah. Both these
generals command on the French frontiers
An English Occupation.
PARIS. July IS, 1870.
The eVooe has an article to-day foreshadowisg The
occupation Of Belgium by English troops.
I'M NORWAY AND SWEDEN.
strict Neutrality.
STOCKHOLM, July 10, 1870
II is assured that Norway and Sweden will remain
strictly neutral IN the question between France and
Prussia.
Sweden Noutrn,-lIints from Paris.
CoPESHAaEN, July IS, 1870.
The neutrality Of Sweden has just been oficially
announced here, the Swedish government having
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bOth Powers observation-disclosures Still In
tervcniug-War Correspondence Of the
PSess-Thc War Budget and War Sub
eriptions-Russia,s Position.
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French Dema nds South.

FreDch Demands South.
PARIS, July le, 1870.
France demands decision from the South Ger
man States by noon to-day.
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Napoleon In Council.
PARIS, July 1s--Eyening
Council OF ministers and Council Of war were
cid at the Tulleres to-day, at potn Of which tho
Emperor presided.
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Ahead on tho Acknowledgement BOmbard-
naent by the French.
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War Declared TO Germany.
LONDON, July 10, 1870.
De- atches from the Continent report that Prussia
mas received formal declaration Of war from
France
The city Of straspurg has been placed under mar
tal law.
Eloquent addresses to the Crown are received at
Berlin from the municipalities Of the kingdom.
The Bavarian Chambers have granted the govern
ment credit Of q, o0o 900 norlns.
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Comnand Of che Armics-Wcstward MARCH,
DoubtfuI Of Austria.
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DeeQ
....t WELCOME INTELLIGENCE
to American manufacturers and their dealers; for
these declared thai no better protective duty or pro-
lection IN general 70 American manufacturers and
It should have such result. Tho decrease IN i'm.
portat0n would not lessen the consumption and
what was falling In foreign goods would be supplied
BY tbose Of American MAKE, which already now equal
ensued, however, on this frank Expression of such .
VIDE difference OF opinion.
In "ihe streep' there was crowd OF spectators
also interested u the commerce OF This country with
Germany ana the Continent generally, who felt
great anxiety In the present condition OF Things in
Europe This "crowd" consisted OF two Classes
one who had exchange on Germany to cell. and the
deal with the other. This was not because the one
did not trust the other, but because neither
had faith In the validity OF tile paper
offered for mutual exchange at the time
it was to become due. Hence the largest houses,
like Belmont Coz refused TO draw on the CONT
nent AZ ALL and confined their transactions TO Lon
don. Other houses continued to draw upon Paris
and LONDON, but their transactions In this respect
were limited for the chances OF war were so un.
even that no one could forteil who may be able to
pay on the Contlnent by the time the draft might
arrive. One man deelred 70 purchase a draft
not have w. for the house Of which he
wanted 10 buy was uncertain whether by the time
the draft should arrive AZ Cologne either the Prus.
sans or me French might not have made 1t impos.
sDlo Tor their correspondents to honor their check
very interesting and, to some extent, repre-
sentative occurrence happened
m tho coo,so q, ,n e. kMg ssEEF rroror
electric indicator Of the gold course.
you take great interest in The price OF gold"
said the HSRAI.D representative to him,
do were " rsr 70 ssl! my gold now wonld make
that by the time want the gold TO pay the ducs
may not lOso twice that asaount'"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-25
LET Us HAVE Il TO ORNAMENT.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

We are glad to see that the gentlemen in
charge of the preparations for the Institute fair to
be held at the Washington Race Course next
week, are exhibiting 80 much energy and earn
estness. We feel sure that they will have earned
success nd that is the next thing TO securing II.
But there is one feature which we think has not
been introduced among the various entertain
ments proposed, which would be very novel and
attractive one in this community, and that Is
tournament. The young gentlemen of the sea-
board section OF our State were always remsrksr
BILE for their graceful horsemanship, and thirty or
forty knights in costume would make handsome
display. Aud, then, the queens Of beauty who will
undertake TO number thems This, we hope, win be
taken into consideration at once There Is yet
time, and doubtless many Of the best equestrians
from the interior will put In an appearance: Let
them be invited at once, and let those who feel
disposed to move in the matter meet the Insti.
tute board on Wednesday night next, at the
Board Of Trade rooms, and make the necessary
arrangements. oRusADAR.