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WESFCHESTER COUsTY.

youth nom san Lake over whose head have
par-d eighty springs. In YopKers 10 claim his folr.
teenth BRIDE guShins gtri OF sweet sixteen.
The murder case Of Backl'cu: ip which tho Jury
fhilod TO agrce at the Nav Of tho Oyer aud Ter
miner has been adjourned over W September il ls
county. ~
On the occasion Of the opening Of the Cedar Grove
Cottage, Tremont, Monday. June 81. Mt s p. M .
erAu pitchers for 20 side. Tna eontesants are Mr.
hoosrt Murray OF fordham. and MI John Barnes OF
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The sale Of Albert ID. Ric.ara.en,. R.,n,..

BY order Of the Court Of Chancery in Essex
county, N. j., MI. j. Henry Stone. OF the nrm Of
Stone Jackson, attorneys for Mrs. Mcfarland.
Richardson. sold at the court House in Newark, At
aP. N. yesterday, the estate Of the late Albert D.
Richardson. The purchaser was Mr.. Charles A
Richardson, brother OF the deceased who bid In ths
prepery Tor $4,000, subject 10 . mOrtsase OF
tI.tOo, and unpaid interest t459a 30, making the
actual net price $50, merely nominal figure The
sale was made on behalf Of Mrs. Richardson, In her
capacity ss special guardian for the children Of Al
bert Rirhardann :" -
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Judge Pierrcpopt for tho Cah,n,,

WASHINGTON, June 2o.--h Is generally believed
here that the coming man fDr tho State Department
In place OF Secretary Fish. Is United States District
Attorney Edward Pierrepont, ofEew York City.
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Thomas Flanagan Yesterday desired to be
committed to jail in Newark to escape the tonEue
of his scolding wife. Th' request could not be sr
tsrtained, ~ he went into The s;Keet and huTl,l
stone at the window, thss committing q breach Of
the peace who hk wishes were complied With.
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The Senatorial whi,ev,,b nuck.,.

WAsHiSGroS, June 20.-Senstor Howard /,
writing up . report on the st. Domingo inyestiga.
tion, which. " u said eSonerites Gen Babcock II
goes over tue whole question. md will not De ready
for several days. minority report also yolumi'
nous is TO be made, making . case as strong tho
other way and sindicating hT. Haten and Mr.. Perry
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Cuban sLirmi.hins In the House.

"AsHiAGTos, June 2o.-Cuba occupied the at
"hlon Of the House on two occasions to-day.
MI NEGLrr Gtep., Penny asked leave TO ofer .
concurrent resolution for the appointment OF q
(9in' select committee Cd the subject OF Cuba Upon
nl nd hLL'soS Rep, Iowa. objecting, Mr. NEsLEY
n9ye1 10 suspend the Tulss
hr, fARSswoRTH N.ep, In) manfred why the
Sa.1t should bs tsken from the Committee on
,uIcs Isn hnSirI The Horse refused TO suspend tho
'g'rs and the resolution wAs not received.
.i9'er In the day, Mr.. MAYHARD (lep, Tenn
s $50 ave 10 oner resolution declaring the full
tsreIiIehco OF the House In the statements con.
Cuba ' ''SH' "eS'AseA ~ 'eSIu W
tox Dem, ~ ~ and others obiseted.
n, nrsARo moved To suspend the rules.
rex moved 10 sdJourD.
'sssn aArsAD said the other side Of the House
sssIiei dotormined 10 nlibuster, And withdrew the
" u nos W obstra1t sthsg bssiassA
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iIe umkmu crew: r, NZnsa, stroke; X. W
Bayley, B. Goodwin, T. Cary, F Gilbert =. ". Pit.
man, c. l.. Rutzers, OF tie Raritsn Club, eoxswain
The RutEers crew: g. ii. Stevens, stroke; W. H.
LoEgeu W: :: Lasher, j. A.. Van Neat, u, d. Dc
Lamater, NJ NJ Bail +. b. Williamson, coAswsin
Rsrsrse Rsss e; h. Il Uisns0n; o. nSrTEd JUDI.
Kellogg for the Rutgers cre.;.
Last night the ysrioce tlSss meetings were held
10 make pre---r-.;1hs for the celebration to-day
Dist-r Attorney e. n. Herbert, OF MidJle-eI
county, Is member OF the local committee for Inc
reception OF visitors. politer gentleman could
not well have been found fnr that poritinn
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by the Christian Bro,hers'

Tbis institution transferred from the CITY OF 1904
leans to the capacious airy and thoronenty Ipte
huiIdings hitherto known as the Pass .f 20
f,v reszino the aims which controlled the acC =:
noyal has reached enviable standard OF Ica
nsenlness WHILE by unsurpassed az ~ NJ
ton as well as the solid character OF the stS The
,ai - Continues TO hold every guaranty ior .ne
physical moral and intellectual 9eSeloP"en' " WV wv
Sents committed to the Brothers care ..;.,,ad
The rance of studies, carried out by an eu
Faculty includes Preparatory Connerciai Wv; ~ Tho
1;.te course. literary and scientific-connthciIS or
First Monday October in every year. anu enu. ~
the First of ugust next ensuing In view w. nnn
greater fu ilites students classes w DC he .o,a
5ur;nr vacations offering desirable oppor ~ i%o
rents and guardians of anticipating the G % mrnS
acadeu ic Year aud entering their sons ana warus
the recess In such the patricuates, Mh en- ~
n, ;uI wholesome exercise in the braclng VI
Tie I; ,lf coast will he admitted to all the auN e.,
two montls' preparatory studies-a large s.s "f
ter to fiji them meeting, at once the fequiiehie
the regular course. :, .,o1a of prices IA
is warranted by the times
o.. ~ ..r,, of Ave mon lbs invariably in advance
Hoard Washing Tuition and Doctors fee 1or term ,e,
OF five Inunth -------'--- IL
Fee u he paid once only '
vacation mt College with preparatory studes IRON ca
Ist of August LIST of October ------'' Wv
CHARGES. IN
Nusic-piano per term of five months oG
| ~ Violin fstrings furtiS&ie'.}. = ~. a
Flute, % any other wind Instrument 81
Intnr,,,,+nn may lie obtained at ST. Mary '"tieEe;
corner Foacher and Pocvfarre Streets 'e" oiiei' AA
for circ,,ials and other particulars address
i'' =. BRO ISAIAH, President;
;,,a,, Pass Christian College
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VNHE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICATION
The great difficulty which physicians have peen
laboring for centuries overcome has length been
obviated. Vegetable Cahartic and Alternative moIe
efficient than any mineral preparation of the same casS
and agreeable to the taste ordinary candy is NOV
offered o the sick in the form of n LoZenge.
Dr. Erasmus Wiuslow's Liver and Stomach lsozengeDD
the most important medicinal novelty that Hoder ,
chemistry has produced il contains two botanical "a
tracts perfectly harmless in themselves but "
all the remedial properties of mercury, and destle
this pleasant form supcrscde and Danish from
the pills and potions of which that a one
gerous eXcitant-is the main ingredient More th III,
thousand experiments made by the inventor Oh
peerless remedy before it brought to ITS s
state of perfection. The Lozcnge is harmless IN s
operation, and although the medicinal taste OF G ar,
tive components has been extin gui-hed by al
their virtues active and potent as ever, S
In Dyspepsia, Biiiousncss, Constipation SICK o, ~
Headache, Piles Dropsy and the Iii be-
which the feebler subject the LoZehges rrib
found infinitely ctIec tive than any OF th ~ suchI
and disgusting compounds usually Administered IN @
cases. anti bilious specific and general ape. paTs
they have equal either among aIvertiSeu i.oppolLi
tons the prescriptions of the regular p t%ed I
1t is guaran tccd that ono who has on I1cnGe viii
Erasmus Winslow's Liver and stomach 1870 ~ Iii
ever again take purgativc powder, OF se5 iy
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN AT ASi'
The Purest, Best and Greatest RemS %
the Age.
PRICES @&
cr,EnRArEp AROMATIC STOMACH ANDoNio
BITTERS.
OUR TRADE MARK:
FOR FAMILY U =
/ x j. {
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW THING UNDER THE SUN Ar AsH

This invaluable production is the result OF ns nor
,nncation is by means new TO the pIySR o pre.
his friends by whose advice he has Been ices as
ant II to the public such form and NJ sucn ,assed
W III meet public want This Bitter Is an LIN
SSTnWSCH TONIC and stimulating prepsIer has
more agreeable, healthy and paataoie rsps which
never been offered the public the vrUuSs
have long been established their to one
s;tons are harmless, and their introducing .iience
ST our own citizens. Their acknowledging. t, which
Shond give them preference over many natu +, any
are i,eing sold mt such prices as leave no Pro
ono save the distant proprietor. . ,.,s been
Hh,s wonderful vegetable restorative since 10 heen
befnre the public Tonic the quantity soo ren the
bevond expectaton and has in every shil;ty
nrsatast satisfaction For dyspepsia, genera, liver
Hills and fever nervous affections, torpor % ii chol.
CONSERVATION the bowels fever ana ague, to
erc malades these Bitters will be found cniarly
ali w no desire stimulating tonic ana are sea
Recommended to all persons travelling " anarticle
Wherever introduced it has become q nic and
II ia the best and purest Tonic offered As '
cordial it mas 10 equal among stomachcs.
TRY BEFORE PURCHASING. ~. .on.
II will he pratuitous. If not satisfactory 70 ''
sinner and dealer, the money refunded -, &, 20
Sold by Schmidt ~ Zeigler, John l. sea. a. D,
Hartweli Chamber&& Sedberry Bloom q i.son q.
Gricff q Co Schneider &. Zuberbier Dev - Isaac
20 Stnmbery s. Co. L. Bloom shropshire DE daaIere
son' Seixas s. Co.. and by grocers. druggists u "e-
generally. ,.c NJ, ppIcr g. D.,
mb63m Sole Proprietors 10 Poydras.reeS-
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EDUCATIONAL.
voUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URSULlNES
Two Miles below New Orleans

bis Institution which the inhabitants Of Louisiana
and the states have needs no particular
Recommendation to be introduced 70 puonc no.I an
Education pursued By the Tutoresses of this Establish
ment: ,, h,o.+ CONSTANTLY KENT in view
by the Ladies' il adjoining of minds with
knowledge and the forming OF their near.h 20 Of order
cleanliness polite They are never sui
eed beyond the reach Of tSs
ton of morals the willing observance OF tne r.ss
the ms6 be % are admitted
no is upon tire score Of religion Dt
for the sass sf s a
Physical Education heath Of the scholars Is sb an
are peculiarly attentive the food given to the PUPILS.
careful that be but spGs as are
50 distrbuted throughout the day that neither the
mind the body of tho students suffers tbcV are
attended by of the Ladies' ana teiy non1" allows
their parents or whfm hand .he and
o. it. fd physician is always on n''A anu 'D'
Tsiomrhe system of instruction embraces the fol
lowing objects: The English aud French languages
writing Arithmetic Geography the Use Oh .he
EnssS anS Fiench teratnre Elements Of As.
tronomy Plain and Fancy Needlow"Tk me Ell ;ii hs
9 Shtu to those ladies' whose
also Music and Drawing
Board and Tuition per 1900 payable quar- m
v t sco la per $50 payable quarterly
Entrance for the Boarders. :.--.-...--------- ~
No deduction is for those who are withdrawn be
| fore the end OF the quarter.
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per n,
| quarter 49, = 10 o.
For the Use of Musical Instruments per month o.
Drawing including Paper and Pencils per month.
EXPENSES for the Bathing Season e.,
Books the different classes may be f 1
n;shed NV the parets themselves or procured az In
| establishment at moderate prices ee@o .in
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But in the fearful deaths of Rev; Daniel
Hmei"n Rev Maurice Scanian, aud his COM
panons, in the same year, no pretenee Of ,, en
animation was made the soldiery either then k any
ing them on the spot, or wreaking on .te conia
devise or suggest. these three martyr in loso'
and the three Francscans, OF the same nnI Is
nearly and at the same places in 1884, hius' 10
;dentical
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founded 1882.
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS
fe14 tt

I NEW 0RLEANs
The Oldest and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cal College in the United There is Full Fac
nIty Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu
Ton for themselves or SONS invited to call Stu
dents can enter all the Departments Of the Col
iece at any time When clubs of three or more enter at
the same time from the place ten per cent dehuc-
bookkeeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, English,
French Spanish, German photography etc. are taught
as used in business-so that each student at once
take charge of Books. An education that ena
HES the student SiuUO $1,000 $1,000 annun
is the best FORTUNE parents give their sons The
Soutl must now her PRACTICALLY or
they will forever he the slaves of the North.
n B.-Young men, take notice that, so far as known
every one of the Graduates of this College for
the past Is now in profitable BUSINESS
After wears this College requires no FUR
tbcr Endorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
SAND of it's Graduates in Prosperous Business In
| This City and the South. -
| nh25 Iy RUFUS DOLiEAt, iresldeh1.
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GIANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GnAEDEAU., MISSOURI.

CyAINU VINCENTS tOLLEUE,
CAFE GIEAEDEAU,. MISSOURI
This institution coduc by the Priests OF the Con
rn,inr ~ ~, Mission OF st. Vincent of Paul, IA
Gannttuy located Mississippi river forty nliis
.hoye (,iiv and hundred and ATTY miles oeio" o.
Louis. . o,,;,,,s I'D we'll
The College buildings are large aoi,nosl3is ana ,
Ventilated. me ,a Sion tii,n . "xereise
re tuIe,, OF easy access. Regular daily packets
The schnh,st wear begins the FIRST MO ~ f
OF SEPTEMBER, ard ends about the hist OF '"S
TERMS.
roor, and rution per scholastic year: saI1,
wasIinr and inendi a. of articles washed---. =,
Itl siclah = :. - ~, -...........--. 40
For further in formation apl.ly 20 - ,
i' H. i :, rlt,lN1 NEi!N y, {. VI,
Presidential the College
Oslo rev TitGS. j. SMITH g. NJ.
aua9 GIN St..l"'cph Chui'h Ne" ''''"'-7'
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CAHILL & CoFFEY,
JACKSON CORN MILL AND FEED STORE
Nos 726 street and IS Al Water street
Fourth District.
Dealers in Hay, Corn, Oats, Bran, Cornmeal Oatmeal,
Goods delivered Tree OF drayaGe. ~ apps ~
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Jyse of Baths summer season, per qu'tf'ei- :
MI, ,,,.a c,,rmence abont the middle of September;
nd Close nv the end of July, by examination AN"
Books, etc may be procured at the ln''itu'on a'
moderate prices IT,. ar;r, the wear and
CHARGES made from date of entrance Only. Sr;,r
For further paTI I; nI aHp'' " au2a ly
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has proved itself to the most perfect preparation
the Hair ever offered 10 the public to
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Color,
and create a new growth where it has fallen off hOp
disease natural decay.
1t will Prevent the Hair from Falling Out
All who use 1t are unanimous in awarding IL u
praise of being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail.
Manufactured only by co
Nashua, N. H, ProprleteSIpSs
For sale by ali druggists.
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THE ARGYLE BITTERS

Are for sale at tho following wellknown who'esa'e
dealers:
Schmidt x Zcgler,
+. j. Hart " Co..
Schneider X Xuberber,
G.. NJ Iaylr & Pond
Uarrwcli Chambers & Scdberfy,
j. NJ Lewis & Co.
Simms, Levy s. Denegre,
Isaacson. SeiNas i Co.,
Eoseuherg Scherck Il Bcrkseu,
B. ii. Elantnn>N Co,
John Fleming.
And by retail Druggists and Grocers throughout
city. ,,-o -,- .co
fe21 I'm Wholesale Agents, New Orleans
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The suneriority of the abovenamed article h.ra
other Hitters is admitted in every instan 70
comnar;sSn ba. been made. The pIoprietoimo.s.t
spectfuily informs the public that the hign
they have so justly acquired has been on nnritv
merits alone The ingredients used In POM .rpassed
excellence and medicinal qualities cannot Oo toSore
impartng a richness and deicacy Of flavor Wing any
nne0uaed by any combination Of medicines r ts ~,
claim for the relief of the following compihu, .ow U
which the ARGYLE BITTERS are especia' WYNN
mendcp, viz:
INDIGESTION.
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE,
FLATULENCY,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACE1'
or any deran cement of the Stomach
All the virtues of the true CALASAfA 5Ahk ., are
tn he found in the ARGYLE BiTrERS: ma ing .neii M
the best Appetizer and gentle Tonic in a. cases Vi
General Debility and arrangement OF the stmaeu anu
Di"estiye Organs that is possible t, produc' 49,,
Being mild effect and pleasant to the as.a' . aa
are especially recommended TO aeiicate 'e''' %
| Gentle. sootln. aud invignrating tonic
| f. g. Wheeock, Sole Proprietor, New ofieahs'
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I>E.J JAMES w. BARNUM, DENTIST,
| - ana Magazine street tncar the Market)
l. Irr to inform his natients and the public generally
that he prepared to make all kinds OF
Zee, at extremely low prices. perfect ut guarantees
in every case Particular attention paid to the prese
vation of the patural teeth References from some ei
orr most prominent citizens be seen at the once.
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DR. MALoNEY, DENTIST.

1903 ST. ANDREW, NEAR MAGAZINE,
Would respectfully inform those hs s so "a
te he within the of all Teeth inserted on soa
aumnI, rubber and silver, with or without extract
ino the roots by a process. mt guilfihteeu o.
the money refunded. The doctor was AWARDED the his'
nrize .Tod meJll-for the best sets OF artificial teeth
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use OF ntrou-
ip
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INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST. JosRfh
Corner St. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.


NJ. r,-.rrnent t,rouchout this establishment is
ILL on narentai The pupils separated from
milu anu Pacre,tinn table dormtOries are
heia LIS for ali In short everything tends to pro
he sa ,,non hetwesn the Sisters and the
mote ~. 1904 .o their moi berly care.
young ON ia thoronrh and solid harmony
~, anT;rsn,erts of socety. The comprises
% hot Enrth and French all the branches of know
ieoGe -. r.pn.ct;ve countries SO as
taught DS na..n Observation-Disclosures
sure correct =. i aa" classes with public exhibition
~ nren,;,ms to which parents are i'll
lied
j, r orernny tCse placed under their charge
os;,n aInne the Sisters Joseph endea-
py moral VI No. of solid piety require the
49, hservance of poiite and anabe department and
strlcI ooSeI ", onJ fret o,i towards parents
lnStll eensS " ,h,;,.+; nns ira admitted
Iupiis u f, AZ the bathing season the Boarding
School is moved to the Bay st oSls whe'e tue
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CHAINED GLASS.

CHAINED GLASS.
WILLIAM NELSON.
MARKET street, Pittsburg. Pa
Stained Ground, Enameled and Embossed Glass for
Churches DIV llings, etc am prepared to supply all
mi ders on the most reasonable terms Lead and Iron
sash made to order Specimens and estimates sent to
ali parts OF the country application. de26 ly
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G. BELDEN, NJ d.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Office Hours to 0 A. NJ; to P NJ; 7 to p NJ.
ANS 1v Office, AS Camp street,
d Z N T 1 S T ,

DENTIST,
Can be consulted at his Office,
II Dryades street, one door from oahai.
All who desire good operations or durable ana pea"
tiful Artificial work. will call as above. All 'he mos
approved means painless operations Will be used.
desiring teeth inserted the same day their tee.h
are extracted will please call before 10 A. NJ, MI ly
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T YRA CATHoLICA-A CoLLECTIoNo of MASSES,
Elevation and principal Festivals OF the Catoic
Church together with Responses complete from ah'e
tic sources including Gregorian Music Tor YES
ners The whole selected and arranged for large or
smnlT chors bv j. IL. wilcox, Mus. Doc, orsinlst OF
tho Church of the Immaculate Conception and l.. IL
outhnrd formerly Organist of the Church OF IS feter
| and Paul. In present work the editors nave en-.
denvnrcd to large number of pieces attractive
from their intrinsic beauty tree from all secular or 90
iectionable associations and sufficiently easy 10 po
within the grasp of the larger part OF parsh eliUls
music neither heavy and unmeaEing, nor vuigar ahH
comuon Mace nor than either, light anu TRIVIAL
entirely nnsuitcd the sacred offices of the Chnrch
| Many of the Motctts hymns. Antiphous, ana other
pieces are so arranged that they require no tenor.
Price a. So Sent post paid on receipt oil price
| d. DirSON & Co. Boston.
aue2tf G. H. DIrsoN & co, New YORK.
lob, ,rwoIiy Thomas ID. Johnston.
| fJIWOHIG, JOHN & CO,
| L San Antonio, Texas,
Bankers and Dealers in Foreign and Domesuo Elk
| change, Coin Bullion.Entc., ETC.
| Collections made all accessible points
| Drafts on New YORK. New Orieans ana Galveston:
Bills England v"
DATENr IRISH FELT
superior article for Roofing purposes, manufac,
tured by d. Anderson & Son, Belfast, Ireland.
For =aie by J. G L!EGHAM CO.
B4ly oarOnoeies s'iees
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A CADr..v or THE VISITATION,
: MONTE MARIA. RicIMoNp, VIRGINIA.
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING.

u
Tlc subscribers hare been eight months engaged in
-poudng and establishing Agencies for the pro
of noted varieties of Cotton seed ana nave
succeeded in making large contracts on such
terms as will enable them offer Low Prices nearly
all valuable kinds. They have numerous certificates amt
etNers from well known planters and many specimens
of distinct the inspection of purchasers
They Agents David Dickson, of Oxford Georgia,
and have lately received, direct from his plantation
supply of his best Seed We-wll make large discounts
heavy purchasers. - ,> -,>
STEELE, PINCKARD & CO..
a3I Cor Common and Tchouptoulas sts
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TERMS:
BOARD and Tuition per session. payable half yearly in
w aNN . . -. ..ss;on ---......-. 10 90
", w a Iis - sossnn f,ntionoN -..---- 10 90
ire'.hs' ~ ''''''' NNi' 5 co
1oc.u! .c 49, 30 tba ;ns, itut .... 90
EXTRA CHARGES: . oo
Piano and Violin, per month, each w
Use Vi 1 .i,o pi ~ .-...-....- 90
riule p. ,nar. nov mnntb ...-..- 80. TO
Spanish and German languages, per month"; each'' Wv
For further particulars, apply t9n,,o,-n
| feI4tf rector OF the Eohcso
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,T. sTANIsLACS COMMERCIAL COLL
cay ST LOUIS, MIss!ssrrI.

This institution conducted by the Brothers OF the
Sacred Heart has been IN successful operation since
1853 1t beautifully situated on the shores oil the nay
oo,,r,rdnp an extensive view of the Gulf-and afford
ing all tho advantages of the sea breeze and bathnS III
the Summer is. for the pupils great incitemen1 10
bealthful amusement. The Commercial Course COM
prses all the branches of good English education.