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.,,I. ard ,vhose rewards are far greater than
'n SW h. ever IS. Mary yonr good counsel,
vour words of encouragement and kind ir,Sn ~
" interest wAl ever be rememoereo
'eRIo am p,.d to hear you say so, Philip" she
answered. with childish simplicity, we nave
snent bsppy hours together, and It VIII aAwsys
be ,easure to mo to know that am - n, y" ~
numbered, especially a. we are soon 10 go W
You are going awayw exclaimed Philip;
we are going to ssS' ian stara
week" 49,.
Mans for the future, and with many express
sions of friendship and mutual GOOD wishes e
they at last separated. Having nothing to de-
tain him. and being an.iops to get PACK * TO N me
Orleans on the second day after.
The eventful Saturday came. the time inter
vening seeming even shorter than our trlends
Capt. Evans, master, was ready for seq, and
the last preparations were being hurried to
completion. Mary was already on board, and
few nice articles for food that he thought they
might want on the voyage, wasjuss returning
when Mr.. S.llwell, the last of his friends who
aud, almost crying babe him God speed.
"Good bye, Pete, good bye, old boy" said Sam,
rs Mr.. Droll reached the deck of the vessel.
God bless you my hearty yy,,a 1nd may you come
l
| Mr.. Drol1 returned tho saiutations Of his
friend, and rs tho vessel left her mooring, went
below to Mary.
Here We are Mary, all right" he said,
| cheerfully, "yonr room is next to mine so that
if yon are sick or want any thing, you can east
ly call me-"
replied, land hope We shall have quick
ii hope 90, DEAR he said, eve start in good
trim, anyhow, as wo have hundred dollars dollar,
in gold, our passage is paid, and if we should
run short of funds-why, can get sixty OF
eighty dollars for my, watch. Come let us 60
Oh d.ea, and take look ut the old place, il
will be the last we shall have for several
months."
They stood on the deck as the vessel passed
out OF the river and down the narrows, and al
though they had many q time before, seen tbs
boats running in the harbor, had often passed
the picturesque valleys, and groves Of Slater
Island and the gray walls of Fort Hamilton
those objects, and every thing around possessed
AN interest that they had never felt before
fort and island faded from their view an
everywhere around them, nothing could b
seen but the dark blue waters of the Atlantic
CTo be continually
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
College Of the Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary 1nsttuton incorporated by tho State Of
Quoted by Society of Jesua Tho build
ings are we'll adapted for educational PURPOSES, A
entirely the street. Is for
reorestion from the arrival Of the pupils at 7o
A. NJ till their departure at p they are constantly
secluded and superintendent.
The course OF instruction embraces Crock. Latin,
English French Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography,
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental PhhosS;
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the us0
Students admitted, unless they know bow TO
read and write. "
The religious training Of the studentsis the
lead ng objects of the instructors.
duct progress rank in class and attendance
The acadeIuical year begins on the first Monday Of
October, and ends about the 3lst of July.
| TERMS:
Colleeiate Course payable in advance and in Un!+et
States currency, two mopths. $40.
| Preparatory Course. SIG.
| apl6 ly REV. +. GAUTRELEE, Fresluent.
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Mazzini and Garibaldi have recently fall
en- out sgaiu. Mazzini wrote letter in
which he severely censured Garibaldi for
taking up arms for France, and Garibaldi
returned the letter with an indignant an
swer. English friends then tried to bring
about a reconciliation between the two, but
their efforts were unsuccessful.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNN'S
Z 1871 Poydras street between St Charles and Caron
delst streeys Second band Furniture bought IN large
or small Quantities Furniture received on d sna
the most reasonable Also lsrge lot Of Iron
Bsdsteads which will be sold cheap Office and saies-
1877 Peydras, between st. Charles anu
jafS
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Tho governpent throughout this estabshmsnt IL
mild and parental The pupils mover separated rem
their nstructresses Recreation table are
the aame all, snort, everything tends 70 Pre-
mote aectionate union between the Sistere ana the
youpg ladies Entrusted to their motherly care
The instruction thorough and solid and In harmony
with the requirements of society The course
I'm both Ennlith and French) al the branches OF know
led re cultivated tho present day Each language
taught by of respective countries SO as TO In
sure correct pronunciation. go ,,,
The acahemical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution OF premiums to which parents arc IN
vited. .,s
socitude Governing those placed under their charge
nv moral alone tho sters Of ST. Joseph endea-
yor to incucate principles of solid pisy require the
atrict obseryance polite and emiabe and
NATL feelings of and affection Parents
Pupils of All denornin atoms arc admitted. .
NoTA-Durng tho bathing season, the boardfne
| Of Sc Louis have a fourishfng academy. .
| TERMS-To be paid in advance as follows =,
Boarding three months s 20 o ot
| Washing, " -----.-------''-- ------ ~ ~ M
Music Lessons and use of Instrument p q
| Singing Lessons -'---.----- n =,
Patel Gil painting according to the number Of pupil,
Needle-work all ia varieties golden en- broidery
artificial flowers taught to the boarders without exit
charge. 49,, ,,y..u-...o,. =, +h
Academy of the of St. Joseph, Box i5l1 New VI
leans ;" or If more convenient apply to 49,
| oc30 ~ u =. 1i>D@iN 1As'i'''
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
Tho duties Of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring frstcasS Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will find here
every advantage. -,
Located in TIE heaitbiest portion of OF the most
healthy cities South with large grounds and In
retired and romantic situation it affords in addition
every facility acquiring education, mental and
moral of high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing appoa
tions for admission.
Apply Prospectus and Terms to the office Of the
Morning Star and Catholic Aessenger' ia Csron1eet
street. Au~oAJ
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under Direction of the Sisters of the holy Cross
Rampant and Congress- Third District

Rampant Congress Streets Third District
New Orleans Louisiana
Tho new Academy Of tho holy Angela is sttnated
in quiet healthy locality. in the suburbs Of the
CITY at distance from the river Tho buidings
ar In the best style modern educational esabnh.
menta comnodious and thoroughly venh ated aHordtn
the advantages which contribute to the nealtn ana
security of its inmates. an
Pupiis of all denominations are admitted buff the
promotion order and regularity all are obliged 70 At
tend public exercises, and conform to tho ruloa
the Institution.
TUITION:
The system of education embraces the French and
English languages viz: Reading, PenmanshiP FTenon
and En- lisb Grammar, Arithmetic Ancient apa Aoo
Compositions History (Ancient 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
de-work Tapestry. Embroidery, Artificial Flowers etc
TERMS-PAYMENTS TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
BOARD and Tuition in French and English, per
:. per quarter 81 90
Entrance Fee for the nrst year ony......--. 10 oo
! EXTRA CHARGES-OPTIONAL:
Music the Piano, per quarter -sSo 0 ny
| Use Of Instrument ---..------------- 90 az az
Vocal Music ------------.-.--- is " az
Drawing .-.-------.--'---- iS :" W
Painting ------------.----. 10 az az
| Tapestry and Embroiry-- -.-----..---. " "
| Artificial Flowers ------.-------- ~ ~
| Stationery .---.------------- az !" q.
!
| w. bath
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ct JosEPH'S URsULINE ACADEMY FOR
d YOUNG LADIES.
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS
Formerly of Charleston, South Carolinaf

Formerly of Charleston, South Carolina.f
This Institution adapted in respect for an ex
tnsye and first class BoaCding Schools the location lie
heathfu and retired The building Is commodious mas
ali modern improvements and is heated Throughout
Ursunes being the last three centuries recog
pized as one qualified for the formation and
education youth is almost useless TO add mere ina
nothing will undone to mpart to the pupils CON
aided TO of the ladies of St. Josephs academy
thorough education in the highest sense q tne
instructing the intellect, but with atorA
care, guiding and training the heart .,c Ca.
In consequence of the present condition OF tne ooun
ern people, ladies offer Southern puPs every
advantage OF Board Bed, Bedding Washing auls S.;
English and French Vocal and Instrumental Music
Drawing Painting Embroidery and Plain sewing ior
5000 annum.
For full particulars prospectus address the Mothe
SuperioTess, at Springfield, Illinois, OF Kew. "m D.
sptT II NJ B. BRADY, 1s Union street.
CT JOsEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
y Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy and
mile from Emmixsburg, and two miles from NOUN 81.
Mery'e College It commenced in ls0s ana moor.
orafed nv the Legislature of Maryland in 1916 Line
buildinR 90 are con enient and spacious.
TRRMss
Board and Tuition per academic year. incudinS
Red and bedding, Washing, Mending and ou -,
Doctors fee so ~ :"
L. H'-i'f & Alt T PIYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions of Eve
months each beginning respectively on the ssIn Oh u
| gust and the tn of January.
| Ietters Iuiry directed to the
| MOTHER SUPERIOR,
npl7 St. JOsephs Academy, Emmitsburg Nd
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
4 Corner ST. Philip and Galvez streets,
Now OrIeana.
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or. srAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST.. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution, conducted by the Brothers Of the
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation since
beautifully situated the shores of the Bay
commanding extensive view of the Gulf-and afford
ing all the advantages Of the breeze and bathing in
the Summer is for the pupils, great Indictment to
beautiful amusement The Commercial Course COM
prises all the branches of good English education.
TERMS
ndvanca -'-................ $3.50 90
Wa hing mar session Observation-Disclosures 10 90
pad,i;oy nor aession foptiouaif- 10 no
Tloctors Eopa 5 90
Vacation II snent at the institution .....-. so on
EXTRA CHARGEs
fIae of piano ner mon tn ..............-.-. ] 50
TintS nar m, stb --............--.. 0O
prass InatrrTant mar month ........-.- 1 0C
Spanaa and German languages, per month, each. W
Foif urther particulars, apply to ,,-,,o,
feI4'7ily Director of the College.
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ING classea commence about the first Of September
and close by end Of Juno, by examination and
public exhibition. -, 4.
Books etc., may DO procured ut the Institution at
Sapils arc received at any time during the year. and
charges made from the date Of entrance only.
.I.,x Of tbs Holv An1eIa au23 1y
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
alarble ano Slate Hlante!s.
Gopartlersbip Notices.

rI1HE FIRM of SMITH & WILLIAMS hay
ing dissolye the undersigned hsye formed PARFNBRSh
r,ey e ,ans of ISAAC SMITH SON and will continue the
Lumber busness address EsVeaTe and West twenty
NJ 1911 ERNEST l.. SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


3-O0 m-CottOa opened dull with ooEnWard
,,dspcy MEdpe Upnds 74a7fd; Mdding Orleans IA I'D
30i3O mConsols opened at 9i Tor both money
md h account United Ses FveTwniy bonds 1901 V5 1902 old
JOt 1851 s2i; Ten Fortes Ssl -, g.. ~. ,r. ,o.,,
At for the issue Of 1851 40 -, 49,. o...
81 y bush. A.. -.
IosDoN 3-30 mCono 9 for both money ana the ac-
. count American securities quiet and steady
Liverpool MAY 2l0 m-Lard 5o per cWL FORK V per Dull
for Prime Mess. -- , a..
Iospos May 3-5 mConss closed @ for money s1d tne
ovut American securities L. PeTwente 1902 w
1855 Old 9D1; 1867 9 TenFOrties, 8e' . ,oe, o-ao,,
a-U. g. ve-Twesty oonas 1907
ysKrooL Msy 35 mCOtton dali and unhsnseai hang ~ @
MddhnK Orleans 7sU7d sales OF the Gn
10 0 bAe3OO speculation and export Bscon-CumOefahl
I,sno1 NAV 3-Eveping-Linseed Oil, a2Sfn O5L ,.
IvKEPooL NAV 3venng Gosn IL Tor est rae Amelssl
IvSRPooI NAV -Arryed-Shps Alexander Marsha from New
April TO- bales cotton James Jsrhe from savannah
| with 3t5 bes Thomas Dunham from savannah APr Win
~ hles hsks Nuova Raahno from NewOrlesns March 20 VIA
bsles Crimea Galveston March 10 with aoi bales A
Galveston March WIZ i'A'' Va'e'i ote S"'- AVN
.S ,apnsh March 3D. vi h $40 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
COTTON MARERTe

EZW0ELEAss May 3-COsos qset bat fnh; Malngs Ia l4
receipts 1888 bales 260) bales erporsto @ Iit
$3.50 eaies 10 svre S6e bales sales bales sioek l6s s
bales
NORFOLK May 3-Cotton dali Low MdlIngs lJ net ,e,, AZ
bales; exportscozstwse 38 bales Is ~ bales E 52o
May a-Cotsn dali hihgs l5c salcs xLs hail.
stock. 5 T95 bales "
sAvINS4B Hay 3-COton in good demand MAiuues l3c No.
receipts bales; exports 35 bales; soc1 IS 81 b.
CaARLEsrOs. MAY 3-COton qnri hidlBgs 1e net Tee5s
10 bales eIyOds eoasSise 800 bses sales 80 balcs sos1
bales
NOBLE Aay 2-CottOn Quei h1dnga lilel reeps ia
bales eIPoO Crest Britain 1881 bses ooAsise 10 baesi
400 bAes STOCK, % 6l8 bales
BosToS May a-Cotton duli hddiHg i5t05c reesyas
~ bales 800 bales sales 200 baesi stock lv0 bale,
WnNISsroE May 3CoOs queli Mddbngs, lJ,G n,t receipts
70 bsie.i sOek, 2,5Os bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

,~rsr.Y Msya-BIEyK.-Barely head have been received
Ncoa but even called for butchers having very
dInest markets
aSsP-ArriIsls 2S 10 at COnmunpsv and At Fort.
s There head ell told yesterday, and the only reports
rand for 10 morrow II carloads at ComnuniTaw irsos u
nd prices e than Monday AT Commnn IsT
sei sold Of Ohio cpped sheep 81 Of 79 b at 6c and iSl o ~ 10
at de- also Of sheep l89 Of II b at &c. 3lo Of 70 b t VI
Illinois wool sheep 81 10 8 6Sl do "a b 8 and 2SI oil w 10 ot
with 20 Jerse, lambs 46i 10 lee At Forty Hbefe ne
late Elliott sold 9I clipped Ono Sot To- AO''
and % Of us 10, At 7tc. ,,o
oas-Reeepts COmmunpav and at Porehst, or $3.50
LogA Illinois, l7J h. 6tc and lO do ress re-
NJ All
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Worth TsSsSts and R1itr0dds
MAY al pigs Ashes pkg BeeswsL lSSl 6aes Solon o.
ess seed Meal pkgs Dried Prut S25 ob bgs '
l1nr bush Wheat 9496 bush Oats 9il 6hs
Meal s7s bags Meal 500 Malt bush BeaR f BUSH Peas
Hides 3.733 sides Leather 81 Dds
spirits Turpenue bbl Tar 800 b Roan 81 e6ls PoIs 3
"a Bue 3l2 pgS Grease pkg Taov 2S
pi Cheese pkg Land lOo pks on Cake Is bags Penos
Starch S76 hhds Tobacco 700 Psgs TOBACCO |'V H. ~
~ pksA Rice $50 bbA Whisky, l2S bales WOOL
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
BrFYAIO LrvR STOCK NARKHT-MAr O.

CstteRceps lighter last week. beag opg 4oi ears tgan
B2; the market h dsl: s.es 2J MSsun sieers veup
from 77e 10 35 n at % 7sa s6s7i Il oxen 1883 D at - e
n seers LII 10 i8l 10 &c co; 201 Stalled Il - va
- % y! Illinois steers 100 n 20 %, NJ At 81 - 2S caaia
ttfk 5 N, At IS 90 Sheep quiet sales 20 hesi Oll0 slOED
SaRg % 10. At S5 IS HogS dgl sales 1859 head at as I
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
THURSDAY, MAY a. 1871.
Sales bp Anetion
A. MExwIx: AresIsnesr.

A. MxxwiS Arenoneer.
RY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co, broadway, COT
o. Books WORKS q Arr Psnsy Gosd EMII
WkDNRsDAY snd THURSDAY. "a and 9TH May, a. N =,
CAUffhAhs lsf Phadephs) choice and Vsnaoe
MEDALS 80
FRIDAY NAYS At4 p MISCELLANEOUS sALB Of Wsrksh %
History Roguhy Theology, Travels aud Adventures Feon roea''
Science he "
GEO. A. LEAVITT g. Co. Qate Leavitt,
~ srbegh Coz Clinton Hall, Asior place For the SALE ~
AUCTION Of Books PAisrIsds and al
kinds on LITERARY PRoPERrr
PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION-THURSDAY, May and
iooslns evening" ~ O'clock SALR Of YALUABLF PkFAIb
comprising fine assortment Of STANDARD and ngS
tRATkD WORKS, many LOCAL HISTORBS BOGIAPHlBs'
Ne ssos choice COLLECTION 0f BNGRAvINGS PoRfRAITS,
he Catalogues ready,
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
lhkSuAi DA' WASHINGTON, May J. 1911. }
4 NIIE ACrIIRERS -PROPOSAL,


rV,OIRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I ,9GSAI y
V,te IRON WORK of a SECOND ORDER LIGHT-HOUSB, to
be erected on BOLIVAR POINT TEXAS eniIance 70 ~
pPfnAY The sh day May le1 from iron mnn4ctare os Or
fas TIE materials anA labor Of all kinds Necessary 70
secner IRON LIGHT HOUSE for Bolivar Point IeIa ID aeeo'u
80 LII IN. aceom panvng specifications aud drawings
s % % 10 be delivered expense Of the contractor "a board oi
ycs ,el or vessels at anV Atlantic or Gun heeS e
1,. hons. snd accessible TO such vessels
% vor. the glass the lantern the lens ths amps anS iu
& hapgpg thereto will provided by the Lighthouse bosu anu
, % il not 10 De ncaded in the amount OF the @ ,vopV
'h & cO IA , stste the for which the ENTIRE Wohh
shown on We 5owp ser acceptance and delivered Aforesaid
and should the Jay and dae 90 ssen p , - Rd
M he CARED the personal supervision OF an agent
o, ,te o,i ana all facilities muat be adorel lm or IscnS ns
,I and workmanship Snrh parts OF lher as are nos 80
~ % and specifications Eusi IN case oil reecon Ve ma"e
soP the ght reject proposal for any reasons
m1 sse by bond snei By the bidder and two
ar~Ies crrGe be such b some oHcer knosn 70 l
iu ten tholnd dollars - o that
~ h acceptance Of such bid tie necessary contract WI oe
stsr. into within o days after notice gwen o Tue DoA 'na
ts o has ssn lie sum Of ten hol,svd dollars tslooc ned
g. % 6o.dsnen, for the hs performance OF The contract
S also 1s o ~, ns and specifications mat be inclosei With TIN
bid evidence IS 70 m % | Seei I'D i1orsed Proposals.
AZ f =, n vsI Poiat Texas AMI then ncosd In another en-
directed prepaid to Admiral W IS hhubnek chairman
W board Treasury department, Washington, - O.
1r y he preBt vitnes the opening d" 'he bs at the
'i1' 1na P hs lie po they viii deliver board shP
Ppt. m the Wof Will be made quarterly upon estimates oerhei
% ~ he s,e- Boar bot twenty @ er eelnm OF the amount
70 70 viii withheld until the satisfactory completion OF the
oop5,ss scaou, and Of proposals may be obtained from
Late4snt CoonsJ Dsne Ihl.el sses ElseeeI' fo.,la
woodruff United Atsies Engineer Tonpknssle, staten
III nd New Yor g. Castor sm,h esq, ArHt - BAN
e.. .aa eli corler SIKH AID Wlsus Py'd ha PenniS,l.
Ma Cptra @ Hahn uliioi State. En meas Union nd
Bsrg. llaors AsEyai Mo- = assS & s.Si States --
rl rr 'Ptiburgh, Pennsianiai AMI nom VIC w erInti -
NaorSf Eu.igss!, " h =. ~. ..sI s.e,.tif!
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04

Coupon or Registered by the Legislature of Connecticut made free Of
Al, Stat. tI-ev.n per interest payable January and July new
York They have The subscribed capital STOCK he
Company O0 all which except $4,000 has been padn
cash OF this $4,000 been Subscribed and paid BY the CITY OF
Hartford The mortgage made trust to the Treasurer Of the STATE
The hopds m REGISTERED the O Of the Controller OF the state aud
by the Of the Charter can on, be d
.red the proportion OF $1,000 bonds of
previously expended the construction OF the oa
The road extends Hartford where With tae whole New
England system Of railroads. westerly her,on the New fori
State lin, with the Harlem Road north and sosh
with the Dulehess Columbia Eshi completed Win ihe
and Eastern Poughkespe to be finished in july and
with the and ROudou Road to be bu opening de
connection cos supplies Of the Pebrvan' Coal Company and
tie Hudson Cans Company wide hed for business
oeueA by its Railroad and River connections supplying e
souptr, with eOs lumber grain cattle and breisuH' from the West
and returning marble and the manufacturing products hs
many thrifty along It's line
The grading complete. r,rt Of the iron purchased, and track
Living ,; commence the condition of the bed will pemit
The esraeser tie Maragers among whom are Hon WILLIAM H.
RARSUM er.Gov. HOLLEY, GEORGE 81 BAIsThOLoMk" ESQ.,
end JAMES GOODWIN sa guarantee that the enepn VIII Oe
,.,isd through in substantial and economical manner
The pes Of the bonds 90 cent and seufd interest
New-York tribune., 1871-05-04
Proposals.
COnNIssIoSgRs ~ ExlGRATIoS,
- ~ -. ~ a IE-I


CAsrLs GARDEN, MAJ 8 1911.
CEALED PROPOSALS for flooring the lnte-
or Hmgrant Landing Depot with artificial stone vi" ns
c.ved b, tbs Garden Comnee at Castle SAlen uH' -
oSrIock m on TUESDAY. the 9Th inst r ,,,y,t. l..
pyana.sls must addressed 10 B Hhhlt Cnarman sni
do,ss proposa, fot laying srt t6cial stone floor q,
Specifications may be had application to tAe "
.,ls Garpn