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The specia' Commercial Glass es,abii> she'd
a, ST. MAry-Jeifsrson College, underwent,
apaft from the ordinary aud customary
branches Of learning. an examination in the
principles and practice Of Book keeping. The
students appeared to be au fail in the method
# Posting, Balancing aud Closing a Sc, Of
Books.
On the whole, the Young gentlemen passed"
credirably and we observed that the ,ermina.
ton Of the dreaded "%,rial'', brought pleasure
alike TO the successful cues aud 10 those that
missed,
Soon after the c'ose Of the Examination,
the President publicly proclaimed tho respect
i've successes and failures AS evidenced nv The
''Nn,es". This, Of course changed The joy of
same into = short lived sorrow but the joy
predominated.
And thus ended the Examination.
The Exhibition was apparently designed to
meet the wishes Of the students who, as is
natural, were anxious 10 ge, away and feel
The pleasures Of unre>t,ain,. 1t was short, but
agreeable and interesting.
II WAS initiated BY AN Overture (S,onewall
J~acksoh) from the Brass Band. Ten was
played in. a highly credi,able manner a
Drama in three Acts. Translated from the
french and entitled "Ogtv The Dan.'. We
im bear giving the ''Dramatis Prrsona,' and
will merely say that they comprised many of
The senior students aud that their acting came
up TO the highest standard Of excellence tia,
can be expected Of youth.
Professor Bergman Che accomplished
Teacher Of Music and some Of his 4ieves,
enhanced The mornings entertainment BY
some fine selections performed on The Piano
and Mr.. A Jole, contributed an interesting
finale, by "a very fine song very well sung
"Chan, D'Adieu."
A paternal and instructive address from the
President, The Distribution Of Diplomas ant
Premiums; the mastering of books and o,he,
baggage: a multitude OF friendly grips, AM
aff.c,ionaie fatewcl's and "am ,eroir" arr
events thai followed in tapid succession; an,
then The assembly, constituting an audience
from all the neighbosing parishes, from. New
Orleans, from the Red River region, and from
various other places, dispe' sed amid tn
mclodions strains CT "Iiome, spset Home,
which The Brass Band Boys educed with
rim tina, witnessed Mer devotion TO an air an.
a sentiment TO which no human hear. il
Indifferent.
Y
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Tie Journc' OC7ciel announces that the
Minister Of War has given instructions TO
commence putting in u state of defence and
readiness for active service the old fo%rlifica.
tons Of PARIS aud tho forts beyond the present
line Of works.
DUBLIN, July 25.-The sympathy Of Ireland
is almost unanimously with French. Large
meetings were hclJ'in Dublin, Cork and else.
where in Ireland yesterday. At wt'itW strong
resolutions in favor Of France were adopted.
SAARBRucK, Sunday, via Berlin -Yester.
day, Sunday, a kpdy Of Ptussians crossed The
frontier neat Saatbruck, they penetrated Into
The country several miles, aud al length found
the French in considerable force near the
town Gersmiller. Sharp diminishing ensued
halWeea -lhe forces. Tie French soon retired,
leaving ten killed and wounded on The field.
No loss on the P,ursian side. This action has
demonstrated that The needIe.sun is superior
10 the Cl,asSepot.
subsequently a company Of the Prussian
Seventh Regiment Of the Line captured a
French cus,omhonse at S~ch,ecklingen. The
officers Of the customhonse made a stou, resis.
lance, and wero all killed or captured. Que
prussian officer was slightly wounded in this
engagement.
Deserters from the French army ara very
numerous. They are continually coming with.
10 the Prnssians lines.
LONDON, July 25.-Thc Ffcnch base Of
operations extends from S,rasbourg 10 Thion.
Vile, a few miles north Of Metz. The centre
is between Bi,chsche aud 81. Arnold, the
second line n, Metz, capable Of expansion 10
the centre and 10 Thionville.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-Nei,her Prussia nor
France will be allowed 10 purchase vessels OF
war supplies in this country.
The latest information give no indication Of
an early battle.
Gen. SigeI Offers 10 lead a division OF Ger.
man volunteers 10 make a descent on the
coast Of France and attack Napoleon in the
reat.
NEW YonR, July IS. Especial 10 the
Mrald) Prussia is threatening Denmark.
The notifications Ct Paris are being lu!ly
armed and manuel.
Til" Emperor Napoleon will proclaim q
republic all over Europe should a monarchical
combination be Turned agains, his army aud
dynasty dining the wal.
The Bank Of France is paying the demands
OIL that institution in silver only.
CHEnnousc, July 25.-The French Zee, is
ready for sea, and is expected 10 sail 10. nigh,
or 10 morrow. Admiral Bouet WiIiaumes has
hoi-led his flag on the Survillante.
A force Of eigl, thousand marines, under
the command Of Gen, De vassor.ne, will
accompany the northern bound fleet.
LONDON. July 26-Nrws received BY way Of
Berlin is very m"Agrs, which is due TO the pru-
hence Of the prussisn Government. The ,ele.
granh is closely watched by the German
authorities.
Frankfor,.on.t the Main has been designated
as the Prussian army headquarters.
PANS, Jnly ga council Of ministers
was held Al ST. Cloud lo-day-,he Emperor
presiding.
The Presss complains bitterly Of the ex-
IRENE igor with which Ffenchmen in Ger.
many are treated, while the Germans in
Ftanre are in no way nolcs,ed or restricted.
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yes, positively yes, Mr..
DcscarrcauX was released without
Bond,-unconditional!y.
BY TELEGRAPH
X. Y L.

PARIS, July ga Ministerial decree pub.
lished This afternoon tolbils from this day
publication in any way accounts Of tho move
men's Of the F'anch army or navy.
The Pnfrie this afiernoon says: A dispaicI,
has been received from ST. Petersburg contain.
ing The following: The Gar addressed a note
10 the Ffanrh Government to-day. He regrets
the pticipi'aie measures taken on both sides,
and that tile opportunity was no, allowed Rus.
STA and other powers Of Europe TO aid in favor
OF paece The Car, while tcer-,,ing the Gala.
nifty Of a war. will remain nen,ral so long as
III" interests Of Russia do mol suffer.
BERLls, Jn'y 23.-princo Royal Frederick
commands the Prussian left, Prince Frederick
Charles The centre, aud Herr Won B.t,enfelA
the ,luht.
Gen Won FaIkeos'cin commands the cas-,
drf.nscS.
vienna. July 23.-It is believed here the
neutrality OF Russia and Au,ria has been
agreed Up.n.
LONDON. July 23-Bnll Run Russell the
Times correspondent, WAS arrested n, Metz,
Jhnrney'.g t0Watts Prussia.
AFrenrh naval expedition sails from Cher.
bnury to-day.
Gen. Duyse will lead The advance over the
Rhine.
Saarhrnck will be tho centre OF operations.
Over 100. 900 volunteers have been enrolled
in Germany.
SrRAsBouae, Jnly 23.-La,e yesterday after.
noon the Prussian force blew up the eastern
end of the bridge connecting this city with
K-hi.
MARsF,LLEs, JnIy 23.-Yesterday a large
par, Of the army which has been operating in
Algeria arrived here on transports. They were
accompanied by numerous volunteers from
Algeria They were greeted with grea,
enthusiasm as they marched through The
streets of The city on their way to the front.
PANS, July 25.-Ths number Of volnn.
tecrs already enrolled in France is 10000.
II is to'eraby certain that the Duke De
Ps'ikao will be commandment in. chief Of the
army OF the Baltic.
PARIS, Jnly 25.-The journal O6ic;el con-
lNtHS SUt Ou'OW " tcN'0tNtfUu. u0 E1Pnvu
Government has issued o,dsvs that in the
prosecution of the war III. commanders of he
French forces will scfup"l"nsly r-gard with
respect the neutral powers and the ,nl-s of
international right, and that they especially
conform TO The principles OF the tpcla,.,ion
of tie Paris Congress of 1856, as follows !:
Priva,eering is abolished. The neutral flag
protects the enemy's merchandise, except
what is contraband II war. The merchandise
Of the neutral except what is contrebanL Of
war is not seizable nnder \ foreign fae-a
blockade mus, be efec,ive-ahhonqh Spain
and the United States did not adhere 10 the
declaration Of 1856, French vessels will not
seizs property Of The enemy when such pro.
perry is The cargo Of a Spanish or an Americ.
an vrs-rl, provided j, is mol con,rabani az war.
Fame will no longer clai,n the Ugh, 10
conf strait. The property American. or
SpAniards found on board vessel. .. The
isseuy.
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81. Mary Jefferson College.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION and EYulGlTIOy.
Editor Of The Louisianais.
Mn. ENRON

~ - ~"
Mr.. EDlron,
Although II is now no news 10 say that The
Exhibition at this growing Institution took
place on the Goth inst, ye,, in the xig~ncy
Of a hurried report, We avail ourselves q, this
common place phraseol"gy 10 Introduce the
few remarks we deem i, appropriate to make
on the event.
To the Examination. that not being so much
a matter Of public notorie'y, we give our first
attention.
\, According 10 custom, three days prior to
the closing scnne were devoted to the work of
pa't,ng the pupils through an ordeal which
however earnes, The preparation for i) is
always more or less embarrassing.
Time and circumstance pr"h,bi, US from
giving The details Of the Examination lie, il,
suffice then 10 Stale in q genera! way. that the
whole course Of studies wa. reviewed seriat;m.
Christian Doctrine, the frs, in the catalogue,
because the first in importance, embraced the
whole duty Of man froG the cradle 10 the
grave-'I,e matter commencing with ques-
lions adapted 10 the capacity Of a child and
gradually growing in the theological scale,
till they reached 4 point at which Faith alone
Divine Fai,h-could successfully grapp'e
them and make them subsidiary 10 human
wants.
The literature Of several languages, from
The first principles Of photography aud Gram
mar TO the highest Classics, received strict
attention. English, Of course, was the most
prominent, and for certain good reasons pro-
perly understood and appreciated by the
College Faculty; but totally different, how.
ever, 10 the spurious reasons given by the
politicians and fallacy-mongers. for calling
il tho national language.
French, Latin aud Greek and likewise
German, had assigned 10 them the respective
grades usual in n Collegiate Course; and
these were succeeded BY Moral and Natural
Philosophy. Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene,
and Maihsmalies.
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M. Eplrol.

Rnssd belbrs tho Tribunal u public opin.
- bs The unfortunate fact Of which you
- sss1sed. and having the right to
md 70 furnish proofs before sbeing
l1s1 ~ sos1smasd : although already
1 u tkoss who. knowing little 0.
1 r IL aiair. are vt basty in their
80; having = Journal 10 which "a
sasas and clearly expose The facea
tsesspised; believing 10 your in
- isdspssdsses a . msp and
g1,a. I sldrss nysslf TO you in
s1lsssss Ut - viii publish thi.
AseIAiM : -. 60, ssa t,ss sepost
$500 pasaed astvsss n. PAiEpss and
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The unfortunate shot hnying been fred,
! went Immediately to make my declaration
to JAdgc V,cknair, and to express my
readiness to answer before tho law for an
act committed in the rsroxysm Of my fury.
Such are the facts exactly Us they oc-
Cured.
Since then. Mr.. Philipon, in his "Notice
to the Public. dated July 16, 1870. has
presented the affair in another light !; pre-.
tending that le had offered satisfaction by a
resort to arms that he had fixed the hour
and the place Of meeting; that he never
declared to my witnesses what they report.
ed to the and finally that l raised my
pistol TO- hia -xifs il order to inspire her
with terror.
Here follows the declaration. of Mcssrs.
Lcstang F'ortier and Antoine Rodriguez, nv
witncsses-gentlemen on whose honor and
veracity none can cast the shadow Of .
doubt.
We. the undersigned, declare that it is
not true that Mr.. Leon Philipon told us,
when we approached him in the name of
Mr.. Felix Rcynaud,- That since Mr.. Rey.
maud insisted on a re'raction and, in case of
refusal. on a recourse to arms for sa'isjac.
lion. that he uas ready to grant him The
satisfaction demanded.
That it is not true that Mr.. Leon Phil
pom told That The Jo'1oming day Tues
day. he could repair at 10 O'Clock in The
morning to the house Of Judge Ncknair.
justice Of The leace, to transact son private
business ; that he uould ga alone and re,urn
alone ; and that, consequently, Nh, Reynaud
'co"'d haze every faculty for tie encounter
he 50 much desired. ... ...
We declare moreover, in the most formal
manner. that M. Philipon told US that he
considered Mr.. Remand TO be a perfect
gentleman"
Do"aldsonville. July IS, 1870.
Lcstang FonrlEn.
Antoine RopR,cuEz.
This declaration, precise md 6rn, ha.
certainly q meaning.
Since that time. Mr.. Philipon has pu
bishcd certain writings, certnin dcclara-
lions tending to reduce to nothingness the
energetic affirmation Of my witncsses,-au
a&eua'ion which they have again aud again
reiterated.
As to me. l do not trouble myself abou,
these new assertions. denials and unmeapin.
oaths which do not possess even that sem
blance Of vcracity which could impose on
the most puerile, and which are contradicted
by honest. serious. and desinterested testi.
mony.
l have my witnesses. I have my evidence
and my proofs, I have the written contradic'
ito" Of Mr.. Phi!ipon's assertions, l have III,
positive truth flowing from every side aud
lighting up every feature Of the question
and do not think it proper to entertain the
pubic any longer with an affair conceived
and executed in the phrcnzy Of an ~indignau,
and outraged citizen.
But l calmly await the hour when 'hs
event comes before the tribunal Of Justice
meanwhile requesting both friends and
enemies not to condemn me | ghtly and
without hearing the true aud autheuti,
proof.
FELIX REYNAUD.
DonaldsonviIle, July 81, 1870.
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AlSAxO NoMM
AvOCAT EFT NOTAIRE.

I'm B"reou :-Rive gauche, I c6l6 lie IA
maison dc Con', ouvert tous les lundi, mescse.
d e' vendredi, dc 10 hsurs \. n. . 2 heures
?. u.
Un sutre Baresa Rive droite, habita,ion
A. B. RoNAn, Oh Pom pourra soir Fl consnl,er
M. Alfred Roman les mardi, jeudi ct samedi.
Pas'es: Cantrs'le P. o. GU Convent p. o.
+" Alf'ed Rom." ssereers 81 profession
.'an. les parois.es S,.Jacques, S..
lea" B~p'is's. Ascension, e. devssl IL Coay
Saps6ns d rEA..
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AVIS

Messienrs les Members lie Ia Socie,s dAs.
s's'0are mntmeA. sont aver,is quill v anra
tanni"n Dimanche proclaim, d Ia sor,io de Ia
me>se, an lieu orhinaite de leur s6ances.
Pouc,uali,s requi>e.
J. A. RICAUD
Secre,aire.
St-J~cques 80 Jnillet 1870.
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Ecolo pour EnGhnts.
MADAME HEATING ouvrita une &cole, 4 "A
Residence, pres du College Jefferson, IL Ter
AO0t 1870.
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Spffial Iutifrs.
or New school Sy.tem or Medicine.

Eclectic or New school System or Medicine.
Embracing every modern reform and improv in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with.
They produce evil and lay the foundation future i'll hesth
Pae nts should that their children dosed with
such medicines Tor they be we'll afterwards. All
mineral ros0Is alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement in medicine consists in containing the
medical principles Of roots and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedies, and never before
equaled in the treatment Of disease. When judcousy
Rnistered they meet disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa
Represents this great reform IN medicine and will
sonaly upon all forms of disease either acute, chronic
surgical W.! desired Violent diseases dtera, cnoera
Group dysentey fevers, &c. very successfully treated 10y
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing amy
while in old Chronic they noted They
are always called repair the mischief produced by
other physicians With their skill or cure remedies.
Coughs o. 10 or Is standing; Catrrh, with the de-
stuctOn OF TIE bones and scf Of the
sumption. with partial loss of lungs; Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss OF parts Hip disease with inability
walk; Scroulous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafusss, from to 20 continuance Rheumatism, with
enlarged and anchylosed JOINTS Semaorrhea, with dene
tia Diseases OF tho Eye, &C. &C. have been cured all
OF which will 10 most happily referred for hebenet
those similarly afflicted He in all cases Of
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Diseases OF Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments OF every variety expressly adapted
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Ottawa NhOIesaic .Iarket.

As reported by ALE BROS Wholesale and Retail Grocers
No. 10 La Sale street.
Ottawa, June p, 1870.
The markets FOR grain during the first part of
the week We're lower, and oats is still down,
bringing from 42c8 43c while corn yesterday
took little jump of to DC in Chicago, aud now
bears about the same price as last week. Should
the dry weather continue, and oats will
suffer. The wheat crop we are told is as un-
promising as last year. Strawberries and green
peas are in market. Southern berries sold for
II Gets. per box while those raised in this vicin.
ity bring readily 20 cts. Green peas sell for IS
cts. per peck. We notice also fresh cherries in
town-everything calculated to crafty the apps.
tite and take a mans money. Butter and eggs
plenty and low. We quote as follows:
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money market in Ottawa Is growing
easier, and the wants Of business men are gener-
ally supplied In New York money still con-
tinues very plenty at low rates Tor call loans.
The market in Chicago is closer than last week.
Gold is steady in price, and is quoted in New
York at ll4l., about the same price as last week.
Government bonds are reported firm and
higher. The Secretary of the Treasury has or.
dered the sale of $5,0O0.OOO of gold during
the month of June, and also the purchase OF
IS, 100000 of bonds.
Ravens, Mackinlay Il Co. furnish the follow
in g Ottawa quotations.
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To COnsulnpllyes.

The advertiser having been restored to health in
weeks by very simple remedy having suffered several
years with lung Affection and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make know his
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ton used Gree Of charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, etc. The object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the Attic
led and spread information which he concves to be iuva
uable and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
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MANIIppR.
ROW LOST, HOW RESCONED.

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Errors Of Youth.

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all who need it, the receipt and directions making the
simple remedy BY which he cured Sufferers wishing
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The Confessions Of an Invalid,

Published for the benefit of young who suffer
from Nervous Debility etc. supplying the elfcure
Written by who cured himself and free on receiving
. postpaid directed envelope. Address
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, june 3.
flour-ttuiet. White winter extras, $5.25q
7.25 Spring extras, $45O45.75; superfines 81. 80
G3S4
Wheat nsettled. S1Gl.O2 for No. spring;
SsG$l Tor No. 2, and S04Slc for rejected.
Corn-Better. S9g90c for No S54S5 20 for
NO. =; Soc for rejected, and 70 for no grade
Oats-Weak at 47G4Sc for No. ..
Rye-Slc for No. 2.
Barley-G3c@6Sc for No. 9
Potatoes-30a40c per bush
Butter-lSg20c for good lots
Eggs-l4a15c.
Hogs-SS G00SS7 20 according to weight
Cattle-Weak Choice steers, S7.70a$S.S5: :
fair I'd class, $G.j0a715 medium to good butch.
CTS stock, SJ.2j91.2j; common TO choice COWS
and heifers, Sj.50a625; inferior and mixed
stock, S3.OOQ315.
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The Markets.

The grain market has been again steady dur.
ing the week, showing fewer fluctuations than
usual, with prices little changed from week
ago. Cattle weaker, with downward ten.
dency in prices. Hogs dull.
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surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIX. OLIN,g

DIX. OLINI
(LArE OF ST. LoUIsD
And Graduate the Philadelphia University of Medicine
and Surgery has for the last eight years given his attention.
to this important speciality and prepared treat all dis
eases of the eye and ear whether otherwise Per
tons suffering from Cataract, Cross Eye Tarsa Tumors
Closure Of the tear Duct Poypus, Enlarged Tcpss Caarh
and all diseases of the throat w3G DO well to con
ut the DOCTOR Examination Free.
ONCE In Post Office Buidi' &, over bakery. mays-sp
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spefial 2l0tifss.
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CCULlST AND AURIST.
MAY hi ro>suLl.p =. ~,
CLIFTON uOIEl. OTTAWA,
Ihe FIRST Saturday in Each Month.

And at ~ other times at the Dlspcnsry tor Diseases of Il,
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DYSPEPSIA

WARSElVS DYSPEPSIA TONIC Is prepared expressly for
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervousness and Debility loss of
Appetite, and those afflicted with hahtual cosvcncss Its
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gsVe organs therefore the proper remedy for Dyspepsia and
IW,spAuon For sale by druggists everywhere. J.r. MIL.
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Sold 0ttaw by
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New YORK market.

New YORK market.
New York, June ).
Flou.-Closod dull. $5,00g 1928 for western
extra.
Wheat-DuIl at $l.l5gSl.22 for No. spring.
Rye--Dull, AZ 81. a | 90 for western.
Oats-Dull at G;} QG4c tor western.
Corn-Steady at Sl.0Sa $1.l2 Tor new mixed
western.
NJ. Louis Market.
st. Louis, June 2.
Fiour--lDuIl, Sales of superfne at $425
9459- fur spring Xxx at $5254j.4O; xxx
at $5.,JaG.25.
Wheat-Dull At 5000 Lilo for prime white
fall; $ll2Gll5 for choice to fancy red and
white; No. spring SIC.
Corn-Steady at ojcgSl0 yellow.
Rye-Scarce at $50.
Whisky---Dull at Sl.OS