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EDUCATIONAL.
.LAUs CoAfmEECIAL COLLEGE,

or. STANIsLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
- BAY st. Louis, Miss.
This well known CONNER cal Establishment will COM
ISnce its next Annual Session the lih Of January
1870 desiring to enter their sons should do 80
ut the beginning of the Session.
For particulars apply to the Director of ST. Aloysus
Academy Chartres and Barracks streets or al
dress by letter, BRO. FLORIMoND President OF the
College, Bay St.dSouis Miss. -
few days previous to the opening one Of the Profess
will be ST. Aloysius Academy to take charge OF
the pupils n
) References-Rev. f. Durer, Administration parishi MI
G. d. Elder 81 Commercial Place, New Orleans
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Fordham, Westminster County,
Now York.

This Institution Is a chartered University. and il con.
Quoted tire Fathers the Society OF I,srls Jesilcs
the regular ztcal course every fia.h* is atrD..f1r
complete English Education The mo.crp, languages
are taughS y competent Psoirssors. German Spanish
Music and Drawing form. op1rate charges
Students coming other Institutions must bring
satisfactory certificates character. No stWe is
allowed outside of the College bounds except at the
request of his parents guardian.
For further Information apply to the President.
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The new Academy of the Holy Angels Is situated
quiet and healthy locality, in the suburbs OF the
city, short distance from the river The bullngs
are in the best style of modern educational establish
ments commodOus and thoroughly ventilated anording
advantages which contribute to the health and
security of its inmates. -
Pupils ofall denominations Admitted; but for the
promotion order and regularity, all obliged to at
tend the public exercises, and conform 70 the rules OF
the Institution. -t-E
TUITION:
The system of education embraces the French and
English languages viz: Reading, Penmanship French
and English Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Mod
ern Geography use OF the Globes, Prose and Poetca
C0mpostions History (Ancien and Modern Sacred and
Profane) Chronology French and English Literature
Rhetoric Mythology Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Astronomy, Botany, Book keeping Mathematics, etc
Music Drawing. Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee
dle.work, Tapestry Embroidery, Artificial Flowers ETC.
TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English per 40
h. ----Pet quarter 90 OO
Entrance for the first year only. 10 90
EXTRA CHARGES-oPTIOSAL:
Music the Piano, per quarter. 20
Use of Instrument -------------- % w
Vocal Music .-----------.----r ~ w
Drawing ---------------- ~ W
Painting -'-.---- .-------------- 10 w
Tapestry and EmbrotFy.- ---....----.------, 0y
Artificial Flowers .----.----..---+-y9O
Stationery S4OO
Washing -------..----~l2 %
Zee Baths summer season, per quarter. W
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INSTITUTION oR>rHE SISTERS OF ST. JoSRPH,
CornerSt Philip and Galvez streets,
= Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment is
mild and parental The pupils MEYER separated from
their Recreation, table dormoTes, are
the same all. In short, everything tends to PR"
aeCtiOnate union betweSn the sisters ana the
Young ladies' iutTusted to their pT6thcrly care.
is Thorough and solid and in harmony
with the requirements Ell society The comprises
IN Ength and FrenclD all the branches ol know
ledge cultivated the present day Each language is
taught by natives of respective counties so as TO IN
correct pronunciation 49,, -.
vited. -.
snlcitude Governing those placed under their Ctase
moral suasion alone the Sisters OF ST Joseph cnd
v6r to inculcate PRINCIPLES Of s0lid Pety require tie
strict observance polite and amahle depoTtment and
inst feelings Of respect and objection towards parents
PUPILS OF all de nom nHtionslare admitted
NOT,-llUIiuE the bathing season ITO fNarHlD&
School is moved tho Bay ST. Louis where the Sisters
of st. LOUIS have a hDuI1shing academy
TERMS,
To be paid in advance, as follows; 1900,
Boarding per three months. - -----.--. - W.
Washing, =" .-- -----..-..----.--- 10 00
f. = e ~ W.
Music Lessons and of Instrunlen p 90
aging Lessons . W.
Drawing Lessons j. $500 . oV
artificial flowers taught 70 the Ooardcrs without eNa
Fur further particulars address superioress OF the
Academyof the Sisters ot st Joseph Box 10 Ne~ Or
leans :" or, If more convenient apply to ,,,,
CLASS OF ORNAMENTAL WORK
Tho Sisters of St. Joseph wiH-open on the First
Tuesday OF October, Class of Ornamental Work such
tapestry golden embroidery. artilCi al flowers har
work etc Terms per month. s.. se26 ~
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SOVEREIGN REMEDYt FOR LUNG n1sr -
And All Kindred Complaints

There is high authority for saying that -ba 4.
who'deSdes case .before he knows III And - a. fool
no arEning against established facts mere
reign remedy for lung diseases and all sI;ia soye
paints have witnesses of the fact here assns CON.
be known by calling at my Office No. IN Reronne NAY
near Canal adjoining tho Jesuts Church Street.
This remedy is vegetable production ,raa,n.-14
louisiana. 1t is unknown TO the medical Snntlng N
It's efects have been of the most astonsbin and
has been pronounced by physician of fiir.t.uie. IL
practice, the greatest medical discovery nj years
Come and see the evidences of what atatn age
mind the cry of hHmbug. From that CIV TaSsS, Never
to Jacts which am ready to establishto the
OF any mind that will admit evidences isi Acsien
Persons at n distance, whs wiah to try tb;s -,
should write TO friends in the city and let them
gate It, II they become satisfied with the Nestt
its favor. sufficient quantity for any ordinar
WIN DO sent Tor 80 and the same quantity Se
if necessary for $40. G H. SNIFF quently,
A CARD CAMP
DIR. T.OBBRT HUNTER. iof Gyew-Yorlk, 0,,..
the Specialist and journal OF Diseases of the be q
inventor of the Inhaling Instrum .nta and ~ ana
Syringe in general use hts arrived New
opened an Office Mt l65 Canal street. over Herha ana
store, for the treatment of the orug
.4,. = Throat, Lungs and Heart.
to which branch of his profession he deystea hi.
attention His improved PuInometre for test,n te
health OF the Lungs and expanding and deyeionin
Chest In case OF weak lungs be procured AZ Ky
HourS lroin . 10 = 7. Al. molly
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CFe OF BAths suhIllbI 5tlsUI ROT 20
The classes commence about the middle September,
and close by the end OF July, by examination and
public exhibition. - .
Books etc, may be procured at the Institution at
moderate prices
Pupils are received any time daring the year, and
charges m AIDE from the date of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother SUPERIOR
Academy oil the Holy Angels. au2a ly
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ID ASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
i PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This institution. transferred from the city of New Or
leans TO the capaciOus, airy and thoroughly adapted
Ludings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel,
fully realizing aims which controlled the act OF
moTa has enviabe standard of educational
usefulness while by unsurpassed advantages OF 1oct
ton as solid character of the studies pur
sued ii continues hold every guaranty for the
PHYSICAL moral and intellectual development OF the stu
de nts committed to the Brothers care
The range studies, carried ont by experienced
FaeuIty includes Preparator Commercial and Cole
literary and scientific on the
First Monday October in every and ending on
the of August next ensuing In view however OF
greater facilities students classes will be kept open
during vacations offering desirable opportunity to
cadem year and entering their and wards during
the recess In suelr event the matriculates, while
ioy ing wholesome eNercEjt the bracng atmosphere of
the Gulf will he admitted to all the advantages OF
two months preparatory studes-a large gan-the bet
fit them for meeting at once the requirements OF
the regular course.
is warranted by the times r
Payments of five months invariably in advance
Board Washing, Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
of We =
Entrance Fee to be paid once only 10
Vacation College with preparatory studies from
LIST of August to LIST of October. On
. CHARGES.
Musc-Piano per term of five months ----.----. 80
Violin, (strinGs furnished $1,000 70
Flute, or any other wind instrument. 90
Information may be obtained at st. Mary's College,
FOucber and POeyarre streets New Orleans and
for circulars and other particulars address
BRO ISAIAH, President,
iyis " Pass Christian College.
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NO MORE. "
q % ]. : B 3 !. s1 I !. e s

\ certain for Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Inau
enza Bronchial and Pulmonary Affections The formula
of this preparation is well known the Medical Faculty
as the FOUR SYRUPS, and has been used in the
Charity Hospital of this city for thirty years con
sttuting the House Cough Remedy. 1t is now put up
by proprietor in the present solid form which rem
ders it more convenient efcacious and agreeable This
preparation i'll be found very beneficial to children a.
both its appearance and taste are inviting.
Price Fifty Cents per box.
PREPARED only by JAMES TURNER, Chemist,
623 Magazine street, bet. Josephine and Jackson
And for sale by FREDERICESoNt s. HARTE,
Is Royal street.
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Sacred Heart has been successful operation since
1855 1t beautifully situateon the shores of the Bay
commanding extensive view of the Gulfand afford
ing all the advantages ofhe breeze, and bathing in
the Summer is for<the pupils great Indictment to
healthful amusement. The Commercial Course COM
prses all the branches of good English education.
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ID ETHLEHEM ACADEMY,
Holly Springs Mississippi,
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity from Nazareth KY


This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy
part the city immediately the Railroad at con.
venient distance from the Depot. The buildings are
neat and well arranged for the purpose oil
Boarding School for Young Ladies'.
Bethlehem open for the reception of pupils at any
time Of the year. The institution il furnished with the
means giving thorough of Instruction in all
the common higher branches OF English rcuc1rfun
as well as Latin the modern languages Music and
other female accomplishments. -
Every attention given the health and comfort OF
the pupils.
VOC oel ~ mn SISTER SUPERIOR.
CT. MARY 75EFFERSoN CoLLEG
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER, Is6s.
The Narist Fathers who have charge of the Institu
ton are provided with facilities for mparting
thorough English, French Classical and Mathematical
Education
TERMs-Payable in advance, 500 in gold or its equi,
valent for the half-session OF five months.
For further particulars apply the President to
MESSRs. PoURSINE & CO,
au23Iy No. sc Natchez street, New Orleans
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NoUNG LADIES ACADEMY
III OF
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Direction OF the Sisters OF the Holy Cross
Corner of Rampart streets Third District
New Orleans Louisiana.
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Board and Tuition. payable half yearly in advance, 49,
washing and MendIus ~
oc3 3,n J. SHEA. s. j, President.
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CT. sTANISLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LOUIS. NlIssIssPPI.<
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The duties of this institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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ing all tine advantages offhe breeze, and bathing in
the Summer is, fcr/the pupils great Indictment to
healthful amusement The Commercial Course COM
prises all the branches of good English education.
TERMS
and Tuition, per session. payable half yearly in
Washing. 10 90
Bedding per session, toptfona( .-----.----- 10 20
Paeation res If spent at so %
EXTRA CHARGES: -
Piano and Violin, per month, each. ----- ~
Use of Piano per month .>---------------: 90
Flute per month -I---------------. w
Brass Instrument, per month. ----.---.-- --~ 90
Spanish and German languages, per month, each . 10
For further particulars apply ply to or op,,,oxD
feIIIv H.. Dit ector of the College.
or. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
> Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland
pcturesqrep pt Frederick county, Maryland half
mile from Emmtsburg, and two miles from Mount st.
Marys College. 1t was commenced in lse9 and inG9r
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland IN leto. Inc
buildings convenient and spacious
Entrance tpaid but once) IS 90
The charge Board and Tuition, including Bed 49,
and Bedding and Doctors fees per session 10 10
Washing and Mending. ~ w
Music, Drawing and the Language are extra charges
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided in two Sessions of five
months each beginning respectively on the 18th OF A
Letters OF inquiry directed nT +" tRg sI-pER1OP
aplsIy st. Jos"ph's Academy diminishing. Nd.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Fordham, Westchester County,
New YoiL.
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MONTE MARIA, RIcuMoNn, VIRGINIA
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Is now Receiving a large assortment OF plain and
carved Square and Upright PIANOS, selected by him
self from the best factories of the North. He invites
particular examination of the New Scale
Chickering Upright Piano,
which will be found wonderfully pure and sunorous in
tone liquid brilliant and melodous in the treble notes
deep clear and rich in the bass and with touch, light
elastic and powerful No Upright Piano in the market
will compare with the Chickerng for Beauty and Ele
Of appearance, and Tor Strength and Durability
Pianos sold on monthly payments, upon the most ac
commodating terms.
\. E BLACEMAR.
d-2i Inn lG4 Canal street.
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A CADEAY OF THE VISITATION,
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The City Debt.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
In your issue of this morning you ask the
public to suggest some mode Of extending or re-
arranging the debt of the city. AS one who hos
no other interest but in the city, would propose
the following arrangement of our present city
debt: That the City Council should sell oil the
assets Of the city except the public buildings and
White Point Garden for city stock or certificates
of city Indebtedness, and that the balance Of the
then outstanding claims against the city should
be settled by an issue Of thirty 1907 years bonds,
interest and principal payable In coin, and which
should be non-taxable by the city, and, far as
We can, bind posterty that no future debt be con-
tracted and all the present holders OF city stock
be invited to come In and change their present
stock for this issue.
Presuming that no blame is attached to the
parties who have pressed their claims, nor to
those who have united In enjolning them, for the
present condition Of our city affairs, 1t behooves
all classes OF our citizens to look the facts Of our
situation In the face, and to meet 1t like men.
We cannot, at present, meet our city debt as 1t
falls due; but we can pay the interest on oil we
owe, and we have right to ask the creditors Of
the city to give US an extension Of time II we can
show, as we think can be DONE that the interest
can be paid punctually. ECONOMY.
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A. C. McGILLIyRAY,
AuctfOneer.

TlHE HOME, LOAN AND BUILDING
Association vs. Michael Bolger.
Under Decree in Equity In above case, will be
sold on THURSDAY, tile 18th day Of May next, at
II O'Clock A. NJ, In front OF the Old Custonhouse
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate at the south end OF Ashley court
In Queen street, in the City Of Charleston, meas.
urlng on the west line 5S feet inches same on
east lne and on the north and south lines 45 feet
more or less; butting and bounding north on
Lands OF L. +. Ashby, east on Lands or -,
south on Lands OF B. G.. PRESLEY, a..d west on
Land conveyed to James W. Gray, attorney and
trustee, by G. W. Cooper.
Terms-One.hal cash; balance payable In one
year from day OF sale, secured by bond OF pur-
chaser and mortgage OF premises: Buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
for papers and stamps. E. W. n. NACKEY,
aIlr23 S3thl S. @. G.
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Mr.. Vefitas I knew very well that the Spanish
forces were over 1Oe, 600; butf only had the Ger
titude Of 81 15oo engaged in the field. With elthel
one Of the number Of forces of the Spanish army
what have they done in over nineteen months
Veritas says the insurgents hold not one foot OF
ground; and the stronger defender OF Spain, the
'Biario de Ia Marina" Spanish journal, In Its
issue OF the 27th February last states that the In
surgents OF Camaguay hold 1000 leagues 10000
miles, of the territory. Charleston citizens, whom
must we believer
Verltas says we once were in arms against
Spain. The Spanish dispatches Of the Goth inst.
state that the insurgents attacked and captured
the Capltania del Hormo after severe engage
ment which proves that we are at present in
arms against tyranny. vertas says we left
Havana after the commencement of the war.
That Is fact and these are the reasons why:
The Cubans had been compelled to leave the City
OF Havana In consequence of a decree issued by
General Lersundi, ordering the citizens to deliver
to the government any arms they possessed; and
at the same time lie began to raise battallons Of
volunteers (Spauiards,l who once In possession
OF the arms furnished to them by the same gov
ernment, commenced to commit barbarities and
outrages on the unarmed people, and consequent
y they were obliged either to leave the city or to
be victims of the barbarous volunteers, who are,
the majority of them, sacklng and robbng the
city under the mask Of integrity, that is their
own integrity, not the national integrity. Verl.
tas, my time Is more worthy than to occupy 1t in
answering nonsensical communications; in honor
of the Junta made this, and sure 1t be the last
one. If any other reply comes out in any city
paper, my disregard will answer it,
1 live at No. 12o East Bay where will show to
any one the said authorization even &c the same
Vertas II he wants to see it; and that will avoid
him to express any other Of his nonsensical
opinions.
C. EDWARD FORMS,
Secretary OF the Cuban Junta.
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UNITED STATES COURT-HoN. GEORGE s.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIDING.-The following bust
ness was disposed Of yesterday in the Circuit and
Admiralty Courts:
Circuit court.-Ex parte Herman Furchgott
of Hungary, and VIM. Gill, orIreand-petitlon fol
citlzenship-were granted.
Inquiry Docket.-In the case OF Simon Cowles
of Connecticut, vs.. ". R. Greenfield, OF South
Carolina, Jury No. rendered verdict for plain
tiff for s5o7 25 as damages, with interest on
$3.50 63 from April 2, 1870.
AdaNiraltv Court-The case of VIM. BurSley vs.
schooner Deerborn was under argument ut the
hour OF adjournment.
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A. C. McGILLIYRAY,
HOME LOAN AND BUILDING AS
CIATI0N ys Melvin B. Wilbur.

HONE LOAN AND BUILDING AsSO-
H CITATION VS.. Melvin B. Wilbur.
Under Decree in Equity In the above case, will
at IL o'clock a. NJ, In 'front.' OF the Old Custom
house.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the north
side OF Bogard street. In the City OF Charleston,
measuring In front on said street SO feet Inches,
by lis feet inches.
Together with the Lot adjoining the above,
northwest corner OF the rear OF the above Lot,
measuring about 80 feet square, together with the
Buildings thereon on both the above mentioned
parcels OF Land, as per plan drawn by R. K. Payne
In April, 1882.
Terms-One-third cash; balance payable in one
year, with interest from day Of sale to be secur-
premises: buildings to be Insured and policy as.
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
E. W. N. MACKEY,
onroa ssth1 s. C.,
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TIE CUBAN DISP UTE.
veritas non est vcritas.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
have read in your issue Of the 22d COM
muuicatiol signed by Yeritas, on which observe
said veritas has gone further than what Is on his
attributions, in saying that It Is his firm conVlc-
ton that the members OF this Cuban Junta has
not been authorized to form themselves into
body, by any one having authority amongst the
remnants who once were in arms against the
constituted authorities OF Spain: and that this
Junta Is not authorized "to collect any funds
&c. dare say that the conviction Of Yeritas IS
q fabrication Of his own, and that !, Edward
Forms, Secretary Of the Cuban Junta, can show
to any one who desires 1t, the authorization OF
this Junta given by c. j. Morales Lemus, Plcnipo-
Tertiary Minister OF the Republic Of Cuba, and G..
Miguel ALBANIA, President of the Cuban Supreme
Junta In New York; therefore, said opinion Of
yeritas Is Of no value.
said the Spanish kilograms were nothing but
stratagems, and Ycrtas ratides it, by saying him
self that 1t Is fact that the revolution Is not
ended.
yerltas says cannot be so vain as to think that
the public will believe my assertions. l never
made any assertions Of my own. had never
fabricated dispatches, and the public have never
seen contradictions in the dispatches Issued by
Cuban sources. yerltas, you cannot be such a
fool as to believe that the civilized people OF
Charleston can rely on Spanish dispatches. when
there has been so often great contradiction in
them. Moreover, have they not just pass"d
through war:
General De Rodas's telegram stated that the war
was ended, Justice asserts it, and now you, rely
ing on the very Official Spanish dispatches, assert
that /: is fact that the insurrection has not
ended In view Of this can the people Of Charles
ton rely on Spanish dispatches: Oh verltas, go
about your business for yoa do not know what
vou are talking about
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A. C. McGILLIvRAY,

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ The Home Loan and Building Association
VS.. n. W. Cross.
May next, in front Of the Old Customhouse, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate on the north side OF Cannon
street. being 5th lot east OF Rutedge street. in the
Upper Wards, City Of Charleston, measuring in
width on the north and south lines so feet, more
or less, and In depth, on the east and west lines,
175 feet, more or less; bounding north on lands
lands of Peter ]. SIres, formerly Of Francis J..
Cobia, and west on lands Of.
Terms-One half cash; balance In one year,
with interest from day Of sale, to be secured by
bond OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the
PREMISES buildings TO be insured and policy as
signed. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
E. W. II. MACKEY,
onroo aoth1 & T. a.