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EDUCATIONAL.
T .oUsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
ts.m. changed nom Ioai...n. state Seminary
'Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
MILITARY ORGANIZATION

MILITARY ORGANIZATION
MoNDAY ss 81 of September next and olOse wEDNEs-
Ths course Of study !. very full, and thS,ogga ,m
specaf School Of Civil Engineering and commercia
Library and Cabinet. xs .s
plsse in tho South ''' '''"A k'''
fnos S Rns
Kind e.ssp. clothing ss ten
Cadet. received any time during the session, and
The Cadets wear prescribed uniform of cadet gray
% s
February ist.
ACADEMIC BOARD.
Col DAVID F. BOYD. Superintendent and Professor
cs%ma9s.n t.. 2; Ca e.
Professor ., Engineer
xD%a fas F P&gMsk PIefs..os q Mental and
+
M Ghs%1fts'r EArnERMAN. Professor of Modern
and
W. Fo..or o,
ess'sfy isS 1....ns of
hsff in sss..sssrqs 49,, Com
WIN. A. sEAY, Lecturer upon Constitutional and In
ternatOnal LAW
With several assistant instructors in Mathematics.
Ancient Msuern and occasional lecture.
learned and Distinguished persons not connected
with tho University. -
| For further information. address,
Col. D. F. BOYD s s1ppn sd.nt r.
Office of the University in New Orleans at swarbrick
| & Co. g. 50 Camp street.
Until the rebuilding of the college edce lately DC
stroy Alexandria the institution ia tenn
pornriIy located Rouge in the Deaf and Dumt
Asylum. Location very healthy, and accommodation,
ample large number of Cadets Number OF Matrf
| cuixtes last session, i78. auI i'm
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Deepening
REorEs1Na o,
ST. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Bay St. Louis Mississippi

The exercises of this welknown Commercial Insti-
tuition will be resumed tho FIFTEENTH OF SEP.
TENDER, and will be continued until July, ISL
Parents and guardans would do well TO enter their
children or wards the beginning of the session. in
order to enable them to follow the course:
The institution has been by the Legislature
and is empowered to grant diploma.
The Of studies comprises the usual EnRhsh
and French branches.
spanish and German. per month, each Is.
Is nrincpal object Of the Institution being to At
Young men the greatest care 10
taken to render the students conversant with Book
keeping in all its forms.
For the convenience Of those desiring kn s.
provided with the apparatus necessary to illustrate
the general principles OF those sciences.
The Musical Department Ia In charge OF competent
Professor. .,.,
Board and Tuition half yearly in advance $3.50
further particulars apply to the President 81 the
College, Blu. FLOhlMo W.
Of Chartres and Barracks Streets New Orleans SEA In
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Il Corner ST. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment 10
mild and parental Tho pupils never separated from
their insructresses Recreation table are
the same for all In snort everything tends 70 pro
mote afactonate union between the Sisters and the
vounp ladies intrusted to their mOtherly cnre
The instruction 10 thorough and solid and in harmony
with the requirements Of society The course
I'm both Ength and French al the branches Of know.
led ge cultivated the present day Each language Is
taught by natives of respective countries 30 rs 70 In
sure correct pronunciation. - ,,.,..
The acadenical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution Of premiums to which parents are In
vited. 49,,
solictude. Governing those placed under their charge
NV moral suason alone the Sisters Of St Joseph endsa
yor to ncucate principles Of solid piety require the
strict polite and amiable and
insti feelings respect and affection towards parents
pupils of all denoTnin atoms are admitted:
NoTA-During the bathing season. the boarding
School IL moved to Bay ST. Louis whore the Sisters
Of ST. Louis have q fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows; ~
Boarding per three months - w w
Errrancs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III w
Music Lessons and Of Instr ument -..-.-. - w
Singing Lessons y q"
Oil painting according to the number Of pupils
Needle.work in all is varieties, golden embroidery
artificial flowers taught to the boarders without
charge. $50 :. A..
Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph Box 1871 New Or
ocso " W = G. b. ELDER. Agent.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN.
L macuate Conception, New Orleans.

PROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN
I maculate Conception, New Orleans
This Literary Institution incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees: u con
Quoted BY Father. Of Society The build
entirely of from the street reserved fSr
recreation thst from the arrival pupils ct Iso
Gccfa&ed and suporintended. -,
sThe course OF instruction embcaeee Greok Latin
Enclish French Poetry, Rhetoric History, Geography
Mathematics. Astronomy, Naeursean4 Aenta! Phiiosc
Epmmercial Branches; also the German language.
Students mot admitted, unless thex know how u
read and write. -,
The moral and religious training Of the students the
lead ne objects OF the instructors.
Every month report 10 scns TO parenta stating COS
duct progress rank In class and attendance.
The academical year begins on the nras Monday
October and ends aDOut the 3lst ofJuly.
TERMS:
Co,leqiate Course payable in advance, and in Cnea
States currency, two months, $20
Preparatory Course. $40. fe~ ~
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,

"A Summer vilIs near Mobile
The thirty eighth Session of this institutions sspssS
successfully the 20th Of July, and will resasA -
cording to Prospectus the 2st OF September
During the past Session competent and exPsKte1ee0
been obtained from France and e snsny
for the Music, Drawing and French Depsrtmesss- 49,.
TIE the institution 10 fr Assaen
uIp.ss NO epidemic han entoed it's preesnseA a0e
ssrous illness Is seldom known Large sldis,sa. fer
made; fine Observatory and Music Hall are amoHe
the improvements also . large artificial PorA whore
aq uatic may indulgsd In during the samm
scasop The grounds surrounding thc AcadesJ are or
teBsivs and shady-the pupils cen rsmote evcr an srse
Of sx " acres their evening walks which Ase psS-
mitted FREQ ueutly for health and exercise
| For further particulars sddreea DirecareD - thA
| cademy OF rho Visitation. Box 500, Mobile.
forms iuvariatie Ia advance.
TERMS:
| Board and Tuition in English and French Wases
ing and Mending. and ordinary Ductors Fes
per Session OF Five Months. VIZ "
Entrance Feefor the first year only ~ We
Medicines and Stationary at cost.
Heading fuel and lights furnished by the insttuton
BRANCHES.
Music on tho Ha'p. with of instrument S4o -
piano-three Lessons per wsek ~ ~
Guitar -
| :.
Drawing and Paipting-alI kinds. ~ 0O
Latin, Italian and German Language, cach 10 w
Embroidery. Tapestry, German and French Nse- a. ~,
| Plain Needle work. gratis.
Mantua- making taught, IL desired;
N B-Terms have been reduced TO render tho noo' %
advantages a.a.shs. -------- aug. .1
| rmMovAI,- REMOVAL
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The Force of Habit.-An old waiter hav-
ing won prize in lottery, retired into
private life, but it is related of him as a
fact that he could never hear q bell with
out crying ont, Coming, SIR" Such Is the
force of habit"
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CT. JOSEPH's URsULINE ACADEMY FOE
y YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOIS.
formerly Of Charleston. South Carolina.I

This Institution is adapted in every respect for
henlthful and retired The building Is commodious hae
all the modern improvements and 10 heated throughout
by furnaces.
Ursuiines being for the last three centurie: feso
nized "a qualified for the formation and
education OF youth Is almost useless add here thai
nothing BE left nndone TO impart TO tho pupils
fided to the the ladies' of ST. Jossphs Academy
thorough education In the highest sense Of the word
alone instrnctng the Intellect but, with maternal
care guiding aud training the heart
In Of the present condition OF me South
advantage Board Bed bedding, Washing Tuition In
English and French, Vocal and Instrumental Mssie,
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing fss
e200 per annuai. -.
For full particulars and prospectus address the Mothe-
Superiores Springfield, illinois, OF Rev Wm f.
anf1 Il " HI 81 BRADY. 10 Union street.
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No man, whether rich or poor, can maze Ia
ar retain a good, useful position in life,
witbout the two valuable habits of punctn-
Atty end temperance.
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CAINT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI.

CAPE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI.
This institution conducted by the Priests Of tho Con-
eregation OF the Mission of St. Vincent Of Paul is
Seatify located ON Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and afty miles below st.
Louis. ~
vantiisted The grounds are beautiful extensive and
we'll adapted for healthful exercise. -
The College is OF easy Regular daily packets
touch 1t Capo Girardeau. . ...~,.-
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first OF July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year; ;- s2oe
Wasbpv and Needing of articles waahed- 2s
Phvscian's Fee and Modicinee. ~
Instrumental Music W
For further information apply to
Rev, ANTHONY vERINA, c. NJ.
President Of the College,
Or "a Row THOS J. SMITH, q. NJ.
auao ly st. Joseph's Church, New Oreans
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Hope is the best medicine, ana Iortu ao
nately it is in the power OF every doc1or u"
dispense it.
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~ A GREAT DEsIDERATUM.

In removed TO Nos Is4 and 16s CANAL STREET. OF
pests Chrst Church and ths same as shs Law
aud Medical Colleges the University OF Louisiana an
the Mechanics Institutsthe headquarters OF the MO
chauicaf and AgrieusurAl Fair Association con-
ccntratng the leading Educatona OF taS
airy apartments. situated in the most central and
part Canal street tho great OF
New Orleans on which all the city raI Dada concen
tIats and but minutes walk from the st. Caaes
and CITY Hotels we avoid the Interruptions nom the
nu;se al draws and carriages and tho long fishts OF
etairs Of our former location Ladies and gentlemen
viii And location far superior IN every respecs
and entirely private. x.>. <,.......
Hours for Ladies, to 10 and toe CisaAens soo
.tI An osrs n re invited visit the College.
Special Departments and Profeeeors ior eaoo s.aIy.
ooen day and evening Success guaranteed TO al wAs
N. BWA DIPLOMA from this College 10 passP0rsD
A. For Terms~Which are Kseral-appy at the Collage
OF ana aad Iy RUFUS DoLBEAR President
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will DO resumed tie
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring hrstciass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards. will And here
Located in healthiest portion Of Of the nest
healthy citea tho South with large grounds and IN
retired and romantic situation. affords in Addisas
every facility acquiring education, mental An0
moral, Of q high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing apPss
lions for admission.
Apply Prospectus and Terms TO the Office Of the
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EDUCATIONAL.
VOuN0 LADIES' ACADENYf
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction pf the Sisters ef tbs Hs,J Crs

Under the Dirscton the Sisters q tbs Hay crssa
Corner OF AampArt ana Congress streets Third D1sis
New Orleans. L0uisiAnA
Tho new "Academy Of the Holy ANGELS, Z. sit.ssss
city at shor. dista1ee the river The S.slas.es
in the best style Of modern educational esaon1A
mcnts comrodious and thoroughly venti aed aeegang
all the advantages which contribnts " the ssas aAs
Pupfs Of all denominations admitted bstfs6 ~
Of order and regularity all Obliged - ~
tend the public exercise, conform the rniss
the Institution.
The system Of education embraces the French -
and II. ish Grammar Arithmstic, Ancient and MsA
composisions History Ancient Modern, s.srea =
RSstSs Esass
Music prsxins Paln.ing Plain and s c,sf%sns.l Me-
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and Enghshs per
ahnurn :. ~ -
Entrance Fee for the first yoar only 10 ~
| EXTRA CHARGEs-OPTIONAL:
Music ON the Piano, per quarter. -
| Use Of Instrument W
| Vocal Music e ~
! Drawing ~ "
| Painting 10 W
Tapestry and EMbr0i'ry > ~
| Artfnc1a tl0Woro "
| Stationery = ~
! Washing Y ~
The claeses commence about the first Of septsAtsi,
and close by the end Of june by cxaminstisn ana
| public exhibition.
| Books etc, may be procured at the Institutes 81
1 moderate priccs.
a7piis received at time during the year, ~
For further particulars apply he Mother Superior
Academy of the Holy Angels. su2S ~
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c,T AIoYsIUs ACADEMY. CORNER CHARTRES
y and Barracks streeta.
rba mar. Of this Institution under the
Of rho Beshrs Of the Sacred Heart will COM
sncs the Of September The course OF ssuIi
somnris.a Rnelish French and ermaS with the other
branches con- non commercial Institutions For Inr'
Their particulars apply al the Academy seio I'm
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CyT JOSEPH'S SCHOOL,
Prytapia ST. one square FROM Napoleon Avenue.

CT. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.
- Prytania st., one square FROM Napoleon Avenue.
his Institution conducted by the Sisters Of Charity
Ma ts claAssa and resumed tho usual exer
cisee which had been interrupted during several
The course Of instruction pursued includes all the
branches forming solid polite and Christian educa
ton
Fret Class-Rnglish and French 90 90
Third Glass " .-----.--------' ~
Primary CIass-English or French. :..-..-., 90
vneaj and In,srumsptal Music, Drawing, and Fancy
Noedls work forn extra charges.
For further par apply to the SISTERS ocSo I'm
Cr JOsEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity, ,
Near EmEaitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland
This in sstution pleasantly situated in healthy ane
rfeturesu no part Frederick county Maryland hat
mile from Emmitshurg and two miles from mount 81
Mary's COLLEGE It commenced in 1909. and moor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in 1876 The
buildings are con veniont and spacious
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per academic year, ineludlng
Bed and Bedding, washing, Mending and .,o -,
l. S'-'0r AT Az PXYABLl IN ADVANCE.
Tho Academic ysar divided In two Sessions OF ave
ths each beginning respectively on the 2sth OIL Au
gust aad tho tn Of January
H" ~ MOTHER SUPERIOR,
.>7 "a Joeeph's Academy, Emmitsourg. No
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WILLIAM EGAN, .,
w Mauufactnr,r and Repairer OF Spring.
rI.,- E.atber Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSES,
Aiso Pii,oNs Sheets Blankets and Mosquito Bara, ,
No 81 MELVILLE STREET. between Royal ana
Nv 80 Rou, bon streets, New Orleans
Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied NJ
.bort Setce and low Also Storage received
sn pS ss..SS.Iiv e.oroA. au29 ~
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cupied by the terrible misfortunes OF the
Church is perfectly true, but that his men.
tai capacity has been affected oy recent
events is q gratuitous falsehood, as all who
have seen and spoken to the Pope can bear
witness.
The King Of Italy.-It appears certain
that Victor Emmanuel intends visiting
Rome at the close of the present month.
The Sect insist on his filling up the mea-
sure of his iniquities, and the miserable
King is therefore placed between the alter
native of abdication or filling the "roie" OF
kttila. He has made his choice, and his
maiordomo, the Conte CastelleDgo, has ar
rived to prepare the necessary residence.
Arehnological.-A most interesting and
valuable series of discoveries has taken
Mace at ST. Clemente. An altar and sane
tuary are among the treasures brought TO
| light by the zeal and science OF Prior Mui-
| looIy, and hope before my next letter to
| he able to transmit you full account OF
the excavations, which q removal from my
present residence has not yet allowed me
| to visit.-Tdblet. ri
The Pope is a prisoner in the Vatican
despite ali the protestatiOns of the !tailan
| Government to the. contrary. His letters
have been opened, his kilograms 1nteIfere9
With. his personal liberty restrained, and
england has lent herself to countenance,
nav. to approve of all this, as is proved oy
1.-The following announcement Whicn ap-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-30

SnprrRein bersrr, cerielte, telTtn &eudb bic
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ta1gen mir IN Elm @jeldG, cine frubere 9erdur
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ptlpen, ttiertiiben Stuserud an.
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Get ,uIammenaetau elm Wdrbet, Ser'
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Surtoffrln unb bort immer perslc1tn pami
dui pepu lie IT'D unbcebatbtet 8lautt.
.. tsFortItbune ioIgt.)
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Germilbtc Seribte.

Sob bur9 Mit9sfRbL- Gin bo9f
,t,erfpproiasr f5aI ereianete ii4 Dor Rur3em
in MfIeahanD, Ya.. 3lpei Snaben. Namsns
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eiusm bauIe, als elm ihweres gsrfj;ug aus
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GrIteren 10 ON Ropfe traf, oaB er l9mer oer'
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brtnoen. 9sbmann srbolts i'd, balo nteoer
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an ben 5olaen itiHsr gDuHoen.c 6aunt hatte
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ranen uno ssreunoss, ben er mitfhDieHo OIL
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ten Male In Dbnmabt fisl. Radoetu er iutes
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3orfsIt 90. 9s. = Das BET Smitbe
snf,l a,iiranbste Gabrieus 1T htr S6oonsF
1Spbn BAILEY. Ran ma6is tbH rpttesr lott
TrbSsr f,ius Dttffabuns III perlprtH, beftt.
Yer Sdnssiturm fu6t uns bttnt.
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