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Ocean Steamers.

TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhPANf.
Regular NAL Steamers sal ng ihe 25i Of every month
kORTH AMERICA Cant G. b SOcum March -
hERhlMACK Capt WIsr. Aprl a.
SOUTH AMERICA. Csut Z. L. Tnt 'epaugh. Nav p
These splendid So, schedule and call ST. ronA
Bahia and Rio Dc gong aud returning FOR
Of ire .ghg sppiy 70
wN J. GARRISON, Agent No. BOwlins-gre.b, NeE.YOit
HAVANA. SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
4 4 NEW-YORK. and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ,
Leaving Per No %, East River a. direct for Havana
CITY or MERIDA. Capt leaten. HI RsDA1 March
CLEOPATRA CspL Phhp Tor freight Sal hDAl, March H.
CITY or MEXICO Capt Zimmerman WEDNESDAY,, March g.
CLEOPATRA Capt Phillips tor freight SAT- hDAf, Apui@
For freight pAsssge apply 70 - .,,-, -. 81, .
L ). MAIL TO HAVANA.
4, ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
sat reguy EVERY TIL RSDAY O'Clock precisely from
Pier No. 4 Ncrh River.
MORO CASTLE CAPT r Adams .h'rch 2
COLUMBIA Capt. T. Van Size via Nassau ..... March
NISSOl RI. Can't r. Edwards March TO-
PoI re ghi p.Istge apply to ". DIAOCk President
No 5 Bowling green
A NCHOR LTNE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
a LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
frunI ier D. River
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTBRNAT R WEDNESDAY.
ANGLIA. SATURDAY March =
Cabin UsVss,e =b5 AMI 80; r.erme4aie 80 St-efie
SteeIsys ueEeU from above ports : g!
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agenu.
BoUlug-gTeen
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Auction Sales OF Real Gstate.

AuCtlCn Slle5 OF nfuI OslHIt
Al :. TAYLOR, Auctioneer, will SELL
"A. AZ public AUCTION "WEDNESDAY March At p N on
MP2f ' Is CIV viii bGi1 erected thereon Term Of sale
and fai particulars Of : TAYLOR 81 Mouigome Jer,ey CITY
j. JouSsos. r., Aucuoseer
DY JOHNSON & MI l. l. K,
ID AUCT10NEERS AND
REAL BsTATE BROKERS,
No. 25 Nls.Arsr. COR. CspAR 81 NEw-YoRE. IA
CITY R'.dg3ge so, ;I I .s SlI 'f Ss a '' fSs. Sc
Wv NJ LrrrLE Aaetoneer
RY WYCKQgIEft 4, 4 k Il / III 2rr rnoKEcs
~ AN 6dce 2nl Toatlsse..t BroosIvn
on NEDNESDAf. March ], 1911. 49,
~ =, ek a, tie civ Sasrooms Pherx Building &c Cour'-st,
oSp M TUR MOST DESIRBL PIECES or BUSINESS
PROPERTY N BROOKLYN, Of FuLlONAVh., CoEAbh of
eIi1 u G,.tnp feet Fuonave
'l4 Nv i1 90 ] few hundred feet Of the CourHOu,e and
cit, a aa cnuof1e 'upi,el By any property Oh
h s'e'ua junction Of Ch.urc hreer, bnek STORE
20 1 front by 100 ee' depth building in GOOD orer
NJ Nap. S''5 Se '' sr siy to the Aueoneer.
DY JAMES VI. MILLER, Office q Pine-St.
I'D TUESDAY Feb % q u eck a. ne Etlinse s@s'Oo
III D'0'''''' '' THOMAS J. BLAScK Deceased
Nos 26 and ~ Iui'oa tic two '''oy One1 houses VIII "''
% 'r o Of land west de 7ta.,e between 5 AMI 'sts
5ot II and side 57hst between 7h-ave an br1iiH
m Of and Satht between 7th-ays and Broad "ar
lot Of saa so On Of Aye and TWO adjoining on norm
'D' ''''" Also by order Of JOHN ". BLANcK
No zoe Ea', S'h The sos,s aI ., ven. - tse option Of the
purchaser. totfS scpTRNFR IN 3
Pine g. or ~ the Auctioneef, y fur-sL
business PROPERTY i'll the Tenth en- e. YARD saE5
ID IN R-,rus anl Essex-st. auctonA J. bLEL, hhi
a., IN 81. Al an-.oa TUESDAY, Feb p AZ " u' "a.
s.-., BROOME and E>sEN->TS. lots Nos ~ 80 -'' 49,
proor. south. 81 EsssIst, - feet l} ~
E.-r1,t sorv Hausr and Dot sosnz ne sie 10 " IL
..r,t q b, IS OLD title; literal ter, Map % ''1
NORNER GORE LOT in the, Third ward, on
ctub and Fulton .-A. BLLEt NIX hvN 70 VIZ s,i a.
,Scio5 On TtFSBSY go ~ y os At tie h'n.asg sas,,om
lie ,.Iu,t CORE LOT Ma 10 Fuloa-stt south YES '"rn
feet uu
OF Ctabs through the property Of tn estate o 'Ae 'A nj D1
Ph.f
nISTILLERl At AUCTlON.-On ND
EESpAY Msrra l. l55l the property .no~u a. e Sl' m
CREEK pIsTIIERY be sold the grst b~r on credit oo
y and "a nou thr purchaser give approved ''sl9 o' Ne pr
mem, n III. purchsse mouey possession Owen tnmeis N use pe'
- .e. embrace ssre. land o. silver Cret ~ hAplNoN
coryTY Nv, At the crossing Of the RICHMOND bkANOh oil The l.
AM n. K 4. r.. ..t
7 announcement. s, new snbsantt sn eoarenrn TIE msehn
GOOD condition win iuple poser and Apparatus io' a''hHg ="
buhsl, per ds, Of eide track With eA ~4' VII Dc 'oa
with the property c. ~ IN -. -,
lot Of Material Ry. Wood coopeas' A1l Gran bags VII Dc sold
Al the SANE rms on a credit Of Z month.
81. r,.it,. on The lrrtasss az ~ 0eiocA w.
sIy.r Crrek ~. Jan. H. lsL
.,xrr,UrTnD's
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sBJPPIyG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SLw-YORG q.
CLEARED.
- sAsAG EBsn s. temp, Lease, s'S,s hIf.' ram %
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IN a. n
. So - 50 ~ s9--gr of T-s1~.rvs-tt. .. spA
F's'as'' - Frtr',r. an r,,sBtv .se---t,-r
fo+l It ms LESVg NV 0aK
f% ~. 80 i..s., IL n M ~ NV
POI h.ot >'n.- FaT1ed Soa!hpoH aaa "efPo'' d I'"
n $50 80. - p r.. t,,.fpv, r,-, IS to
,g Fa' s go, % "a ,'' -. "a - ~
~ barren : .d5. ~ SIS 80 $50 snd sopu.
-. 80 ttlI. a.. 500 ODD 10 .ttIj D. s.tt "a,
For GrsnNc1 't ia"pela satons . y li'' a go ''''
as ~. 6:J. 1Isp 10. VIM. 4.
Bo.ogsSra Loh srir .s,.F / ~ al shoryLle
COMPETING rkiS%
For Boston. Vi, s. De- Lue. l2l5, ~
For Hartford ana Hpnhgo-- m AZ - g. 1'' A " 'l-'''
sp.2. - IL, . ..
FOR Newport r. L sl5 Oh connecting Eh steamer isfo''
Es.raSans'tt Be, all.yiHg % 80 /. L. -, ,
Fo- Connection aVe aailrOsd a. m L'lo p IT, % '"l'
P 5 a 5or ro,t-s- and F.htu Rarold u pu.
5oi - SI y',. i-s a a. a a. TO- ~
For SeF.Ha,e1 n Northampton Ral-oa m 10 Aerta
,nGtou and W...as5argh
H., N.7g.5rk ~ rod ~ %. sni 49, fo i'a-1tfF.
For Dsr'G-v sri So-Fss Rar-ad - 1913 20 i'l D.
20. o., > r. ,, sss % a. ia 30 o
a,- Mi -a on t-aer Inc Dr,vir, aooU tthei C ~
= ana P m 'f'i7s JANsS II iol ,'l''.
y RIygt RiiLRoAO-irs'p'irs-. I.'a-..- 70 i'!''''
oA H sp-a usalz.rooa Or E.1,rs, ot sae'.' N'''"'
noaucu FOR WAY n'ssn .s5' rie' "a E, psT ro5n
We q Pee So7Dti- "I- "''e'- ny 49,
p n fn' Pte y. Lla RS, vi, .p.,i,l Y
p Sae f'o1. haf,-,' ~, W. Vi, Ss / s. 4r4 &
ho'e'ieT Ana hilA'o -. nd sgle g4 la-u4loa 0t'
roads ioI ~ - - Is, ". !. -, S,,45,st
tTaa wi lears 81 2 p - 81 so-sFea,s .in-aeL
"a m, 'n'1 80 I. ps.t,. trans
81: .n5ec ~ s-as q 'll n H. I.3o o. 49, $50 sic .sl
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DEPAErCEE Of IoALIcN N1ILs.

DLPAEIJHL or iohLIGN Nails
TUESDAY III "a
Ne Steamship Mails
MINIATCEE ALMANAC
20, G.y7 Sun ~ ....... J:al Noon s.ts.... ia
HIaH pa.
ksnd, Be.. a Coz, lsasl.. 80. 1le Gsie $40
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TIE RAILWAY QUESTION.

III LAILNNl NlI-"II'-
The following is being circulated Though
out tlIs state foI !suatuics:
IETITfON
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NEWARK AND MN -lORh PAlLHOAD.-
nFpnT' is sf,..IU.K. t.t OF L'br-., st. sun.
ID, ,nI ,ne. Js4,.r, y. ia. pt .sus M 70. oss
Tp1tI seNNOEE .UE BtIhLt-ANt. AL Sd. > tEh-At
"a" an -s sgIl:ls s:s ,.ia $50 ilsf5s D i 40.
ffR,sg NNN6Fx FoR WEsr BERGgS-it 60 o.sS 5:is.
=. r..l,. a f.s i.s s.J' on 40 9:Jl lut. II
b. B.. lItEla, auqc. ~ u.clt
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. =
I } nv GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAHYS NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANEE, CALLING
Ar BRE~F. .,.,--,-,-,,,v ~.
~ TAT-EFST Po.s.,r. ........ Att EDAY March -
N0ts-Ihe PerelTe vii sa. direct Tor bordctuI
For frs' ght or passage apply o .,,, =, ..,--.,.-
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TIE GREAT DISASTER TO THE WHALING
FLEET.-The telegraph has informed us of tho
late terrible disaster to the American whaling
fleet in the Arctic seas, whereby so many YES
GELS and their cargoes had to be abandoned in
the ice, and the officers and crews brought to
American ports. The Boston Journal says:
The disaster to the Arctic fleet is owinC-to
the fact that the vessels have remained later
in the season in those high ATTITUDES than pru-
dence would waUant, and this season they
probably had worked far up the north. We
had occasion last year to call attention to the
danger of such O course, and We have been in
formed that one or more ships barely escaped
in 1870 from q fate which has recently over
whelmed almost the whole fleet. On that oc-
casion had one shipmaster been six hours later
he would have been caught in the ice. The
largo catch of oil sometime promised at the
close of the season has been the temptation to
hold on until the last hour. 1t is not safe to
remain in those inhospitable seas after the
LIST of September. During the past two years
the Catch has been very large in those regions.
The catch destroyed is 1865 barrels whale
oil, 965 do. sperm, and 100000 pounds bone.
The catch saved by the vessels which arrived
at Honolulu is PASS barrels whale and 14O
sperm oil. The price of sperm oil will be af-
fected by this sweeping disaster, but not So
much as that of whale oil. On the LIST Novem-
Der the entire stock of sperm oil held in this
country was Is, 600 barrels, and of whale 80 600
barrels.
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E1gh ~ ve6bdnS Nsctbee could mot credit
this se1etaah - - ~ - sat, long after he
hA& MI IN y Sol& ~ stupor; Ss1f expect.
tnG HIN % Eetnfn sud sunaay his falso and
cEuel wor4e Ther, 1edaemberipg thousAnd
little changes In Emma's conduct, since the
night 81 her fathAr's death, she h..tened tc
Leonors'e room to- qnestion her. She found
her daughter lying od her husbands lounge,
and looking almost NJ i'll as he had done. The
poor girl was indeed i'll, although her ailmeut
was more mental than physical--for sfnce her
fathers death it seemed ~ though her energy,
losing that which had called Il into action,
had died away into listless grieving.
MIS- Latrobe took little notice Of her daugh-
ter's looks, as, seating herself beside the
lounge, she said in mournful tones:
Your grandpapa was in my room just
now" Tears choked her utterance and she
Eyes, mamma. Tell me ali he said 20 you"
He ordered us to leave the house as soon
% possible"
"Aud can you grieve for this, mammal I
"No, not for this but he said that Emma
would remain with him. Tell me, Leonora,
can this be true"
"Poor Nammaw and the faithful daughter's
arms wef9 thrown around her mothers neck,
as though by this simple token to show the
strength and devotion of her own true heart.
Heartless! heartless!" sobbed the stricken
the realization of her fears.
never dreamed of this! Did your poor
father know Of it tooW
Eyes; it helped to break his heart" and
overcome by the recollection of that last ter
rible night, Leonora hid her faco within her
hands.
ITO be continued,
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PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, incor-
porated by law OF the Legislature, empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened ON the Sd
October 1t is under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers, who fern society specially devoted educa.
tion College Point and Convent Landing are oonve-
nient and regular landing psces steamboats, going
to AID returning from New Orleans. A.:
Payable in q. g. currency half yearly in advance.
Board tuition. washing and stationery per term Of
Docsors fees and medicine, in ordinary Of
ness flor sl), per annum .-.,.......:......... 10
Entrance fec, to DO paid only Observation-Disclosures. 10
M B-AH music lessons are to be paid for monthly
in advance.
REHRRRNcBs,
His Grace, she Most Rev. Archbshop Of Now Orleans
Tho Rev. Clergy Of Algiers.
further details. spply to the Very President
at the College.
MR.. P. POURSINE.
oct ~ No. 40 Gravier street, New Orleana.
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF MUsI
No. 90 Baronne Street.

This Institution is conducted after the European
Plan All branches of Vocal and instrumental Music
are Taught by Professors of unrivaled ability repu
tation. Charges very moderate. Beginning of tho
season. MONDAY, September 18TH
Call personally at the Conservatory, apply for Cts
culars, etc., Glass-box 1896, New Orleans La.
THEoPHILUS AdASAC,
selO 6m PRESIDENT
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serpie zsz5s. svaD1r, Sov1.ass .: M
lUessa en- Tendon Lanpsl
CHRIST AND HIS VICAR

w. eanru<nd he fcliswipG spirited versss 70 GA
= vcuth One day they nay 30 - vniss, N C3u
- 6kSV arA rev ofOua Mart and one eoS ~ ncn INA
Ssnss ~ sinp1e expresses q IN 49, ~, ~
snfScs 10 drye tho csii1 robAse from the Hoi,
q wos6oss cuP Chief pont6 TO that eov3reGnsJ
SSjsSsS e hin . Ahs vicar Of 10 6on Of God
fI{G eOenes 70 n better - write good poofrJ
II s<s ~ ~ w~3hiux Editor xAnn.l u :
t2 2-----ssr ~
Il srxEx - xy.. vicar, tha var ucten hase oouudedi
1sgsss., thrcpgh inIsud "a inle6 6the sos X
4 SsuSs Al rs4scne Ire ehout hao reboundedt
- ohold .fNir Bogna shall be fec
sss Gssns sS0h SnS . h..SSs55 iancn1
- ~ .snrrS rsitS = Ina Sitfer CIV
- - IN ss1n,sstn 80 ~ Ss.t,so , ~ "a"
s u ~ TesneIv ~ ~. ~ .v Srcra s.r
- r T9s - :. as~r. Ate,
x sSAA ~ Z y ~ W @oNaeSA - "
- 15.sree fay vorns xuslandi delsy we no lonReri
fssiSsf shs fSul robhers think ecorn Of the 6lowf
~ hssxse neSsr oon0uered be truer and stronger,
or 1rHv1 cressd banner shall float DER the foo
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EDUCATIONAL.
r INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
Corner st! Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment ia
mild and parental The pupils separated from
their Recreation table, dormores are
the same for ALL In snort, everything tends to pro
mote afectionate union between the Sisters and the
yonng ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
The instruction is thorough and solid and harmony
I'm both English and French) n the branches of know
ledge cultivated at the present day Each language in
taught by natives of respective countries SO as to in
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical year closes with public exbibit,on
vited. 0 ~
Education is here the object of special attention and
solcitude Governing those placed under their charge
by moral suason alone tie Sisters ST. Joseph endes
vor to ncucate principles of solid pety require the
strict observance of polite and amabe department and
inst feelings Of respect and affection towards parents
Pupils of all denominations are admitted.
NoTA-DurinR The bathing season the Boarding
school moved to the Bay St. Louis where the Sisters
OF ST. Joseph have a hourishing academy.
Boardng, per three months s54 90
Trk, A., ---.--------.----- 10 %
Music Lessons and use of Instrument. "a 90
Pastel oil painting according to the number of 1ns
NeedlejEWork in all is varieties golden embroidery
charge. "oO' 0NAA
For further particulars address, uperioress Of the
Academy OF the Sisters of st. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
leans" or, If more convenient; apply to
nola lilly or C. D. ELDER h 11sE.
MIGHT SCHOOL.
Night School will be opened on the 18th of Noven,
Der, in St. Alphonsus' Boys' schoolhouse Tboss de.
string TO enter win apply, for terms etc to
H H. WARD, az Josephine street
nol2st or ]. II. HEsL1N, sse Constance st.
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EDUCATIONAL.

| = d .sl 4 80
nDusrnrAr scHoos ss q QUIZ LADY, OF noIl
Third District. New Orleans. 4
Under the Bepign Patronage Of HE Grace the Nest
Rev. Archbishep Of Now Orleans
The Industrial School, undsr the direction Of the
Fathers Of Holy tho reception q boy.
which they arc 70 occupy in the world.
into the school The Asss Is ycomposed Of children
whose parents living and Who pays the second
ousy The Catholic rsiisioS Is The rsIison II the
Is sy f as
Of the house - - :
FIRST cLAss-NsrRUcrIoN.
The instruction Is Commsecisl and Industrial, and
dspat@snt. The ooarss. sron French and E1s
Lab; German. Music etc. win be taught. II desired
%ss pstss,s.i .ssss: ..use. in tn. .onoe. are Asr
Cabines.making. etc.
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.
se s ny
Payments invariably in advance.
Parents DESTROYS particular conditions or wishing
schoa Of aay sSa
holy CIess Third DISTRICT near the Ursullne Convent
SECOND CLAss-1NsrRsCT1oN.
For this cass OF boys, as well as for the first, the
instIncsiSn Is both Commercial and Industrial, bat
trade suited to his strength and capacity.
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION
1: Orphans will not be received under twelve
over fourteen years of age:
Pastor and to remain undor tho direction of the
mnnity till the age Of eighteen.
children not favored by fortune the FathersSof Holy
Cross will receive into thisclass children who are not
sum required for admission to The first class and The
conditions will be as favorable possible. ocss I'm
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Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties OF this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring frst.class Boarding
every advantage. ' WA i"o here
Located in the healthiest portion of one of the most
neathy catieS in the South with prounds and in
ay Tssrs s and romantic 1 situation addition
moral, OF high grade. Large additions have been
ane 70 the buildings to meet the increasing appica-
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to tho Office of the
morning Star and Catholic Messenger, 1874 Carondelet
btTeeS. nu25ly
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These are their own figures.

These are their own figures.
Assessor Placidi likewise claims to have
expended between January i and October
l, 1871, the sum of 2O3, IVA francs for the
purposes of pablo instruction, salaries to
teachers, etc.
Under the kind and paternal rule of Plus
TX, whilst giving instruction to so much
larger a number, the expenses yearly
amounted to but 343,A4l franco, on an
average.-Cosrespond Freeman's Journal.
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. Ne 8 1s M.
$ = psss R sse: 4
sss: IS Fs :sa' & e:
I sss:s t:s: !: 4.
To ths% e g .n s9s sS rus
ven q . hs6s q ndS.tTy sraer and nsssnsss
shs e
Of tie e: PsP 6
Re s.ss & s sis
az aes o t. .'''s with prope
.PxgGoai Edueaaon-The health OF the pupils IL an
teuar attention is paid to their food Witch !. vav:
" and The hours Gf
mind nor the body Of The students fo s
.nd r.
gss1 = tn. fol-
plain and 11sn9 1rithnsaio esoeI.pEs
The gse Of the Globes. History (ancent and modern}
fhosopsR poaS and e Sss
ts IN the
os ETC. eta Artificial plain and S
The last e. ten months and half
sn sss s.s ii eyase in
cend and third in February and june, each sea 90
Day scho lars persession sss payable in advance
Entrance ne term for the Boarders. q
no s Gpa OF ThS
EXTRA CHARGES
Stationery and tho Hse of Mnps and Globes
Music per month - % ~
For The Use Fl Musical Instrument. per month: 800
A Msihl Flowers per term 10 %
Expenses for the Bathing Season. 20
of@a anay dnnrmary expenses. Per term 90
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Every man complains of his memory,
but no man complainant his judgment.
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This adapted in every respect for an ex
tensive and first class Boarding Schools the location is
h9althful and retired The building commodous has
by furnaces
The Ursunes being for the last three centuries recoe
nized as one OF the best qualified for
education OF youth 1t s almost useless here that
nothing Will be loft nndone to impart to the pupils
thorough education in the highest Of the word
care, guiding and training the heart
of the present condition of the South
advantage Of Board Bed Bedding, Washing Tuition il
English and French, Vocal and Instrumental Music
Drawing, Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing for
$500 per annum. "
For full and prospectus address the Mother
Superioress, at Springfield Illinois, Rev. VIM. s.
Murphy, S. j., New 0fleans.
api7t NJ. b. BRADY rs Union street.
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PROSPECTUS ~ ~,
College Of tho Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution incorporated by the State of
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees il CON
Quoted by Fathers Of Society Of The build
courtyard entirely cut of from the street
till their departure at p n, they constantly
secluded and superintended.
The course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin
English French Poetry. Rhetoric History, Geography,
Aiafhemattcs, Astronomy Natural and Mental Phoso.
ply with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the nsnaJ
commercial Branches; also the German Ian guage
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write. ~ w
The moral and religious of the
leading objects of the instr actors. ~
Every month report is sent to parents, stating con-
The academical year begins the first Monday of
October and ends about the 31st of July.
TERMS:
Coilegiate Course payable in advance, and United
States currency, two months, $50.
Preparatory Course. SIG.
apl61y REV F. GAUTRELET, President.
ct. JOSEPH'S URSULINE ACADEMY FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES. -
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS,
iFOrmerlY of CharleatGn
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ct. sTAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.

This institution conducted by the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart has been in successful operation
1851 1t is beautifully situated of the Rav
commanding extensive view of the Guf-and afford,
ing all the advantages of the breeze bathing in
the summer is, for the pupils great Indictment to
healthfnl amusement The Commercial Course com.
prises all the branches OF good English education.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition per session. payable half YEARLY In
Auvance $3.50 90
W@nlnB per session. 10 90
Benu1nG per session, (optona) 10 90
Docto! T Ses.-- 90
'scA1ienTi spent AZ tne lnstitut1on- so 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month, each. !.. 6 90
Tse % flano oeT month ---.-.--..---.--. so
1iuto per IntAtn 4 90
5rass Instrument, per month 1 90
sPaniah and German languages, per month each. 90
Fort urther particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMOND,
IeI4 ~ ~ Director of the College.
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ELLEN FITZGERALD
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v/,-j NOVEL,
Nsysrenuy Dedicated e the Memory Of RICHARD
- DALTON WILLIAMS, the 1rsh Exile and Poet,
8. r ELDER.