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MEXICO.
Reslnt Of Presidential Election In
DOubt..AnOther Revolution Brew.

luSs
CITY OF MEXICO, August IL,
cId KINGSTON, August 10. (
.luare2 lacks 40 votes of majority for
President, with fourteen districts to be
heard from, and Il Is expected these will
give sufficient number Of votes to elect
him over the rival candidates. The mem.
bcrs OF the opposition make a different
computation, and allegG that a majority
for any OF the Candidates Is impossible,
and that Congress will have to decide
who shall bo President, Both parties are
arming, and preparing for revolution.
Should the result Ol the election bo ad.
verso TO Juarez, he intends to retire toprI
vate life. The adherGnts OF Dlaz express
great confidence Of his success. The JeV
says that ,lnaTCz desires 10 remain npOWer
on account of q contract made with the
United States Government. He has an.
nulled the contract with the Lower CallfOr.
mia Colonization Company. Tho govern.
ment II negotiating with the United
States for Il loan and Is hypathoCating the
National Territory as guarantee for FL,
tlrc payment ol the amount. A Ma.
tional Bank, without either capital or
credit has been established by the FEEDER.
al authorities. They have imprisoned
seven ofthc projects of the teof PuebIa
The act Is regarded as hlgh.handed
llsurpatiOn. The Governors Puebla, Of Vera
Crue2 and San Luis arc defiant and a con.
tllCt with the state authorities OF Oaxaca.
Is expected, Everything will remain
in doubt until the 10th OF September.
ThoreyOlutlon in TobasCO has terminated
The telegraph connecting Vera Crue7
with MinatitatOn Is In operation The
government has appointed several Con
sulS 10 Spain
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FRANCE.


PARIS, August II.
To-day being the anniversary of the
assumption of the Virgin, is observed as
n holiday here and at Versailles.
LONDON, August 10.
A.dispatch from Strasburg states that
disturbances have occurred there between
the Prusslan troops and the Inhabitants.
Much animosity Is shown by the inhabi.
tants towards the troops and many at.
tacks are made on them. Asnumber OF
thegarrlson troops became involved in a
quarrel with several inhabitants and a
fight ensued, during which a number be-
longing to hoth parties were killed and
wounded. q
II Is stated on authority that serious
disagreements have arisen between the
French and German governments with
reference to the Frankfort peace negOti.
auons, The present difficulties are likely
to lead to further complications which
may result In the suspension Of the trea.
ty Of peace negotiated between the two
governments at Frankfort.
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ARKANSAS.

LrTE Rock, August 10.
Considerable interest Is being mani.
tested among the colored people In regard
to the city election in November, Meet.
ings are held most every evening.
The crop prospects continue excellent
in all parts Of the State. There is at
least one.thlrd less cotton planted this
year than last
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halfway Accident in Missouri.

oAINT LOUts aug. 10.
A rumor gained circulation to-day that
q portion Of the 81. Charles bridge, across
the Missouri River, had fallen, preciplta.
ting train into the river, and that q
large number Of persons were killed, but
Il proved entirely unfounded.
An accident did occur on that road,
however. The engine Of a freight train
from the north, after crossing the bridge,
became disabled, and while the train was
waiting 10 repair damages q stock train
from the north ran Into Il, tletaching
three freight cars, completely smashinE
one, and inluring N. W. Dawson and q
man named Meeks.
The boiler oithe locomotive Of a gravel
train exploded at Wight City, on the
same road, iniurlng an engineer and fire.
man; names unknown.
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Tue officially ascertained majority
agalnsta Convention in North Carolina
ia $4,000. The Democratic majority in
Kentucky gains as the elurns get in, and
Is now safely estimated at 10000, instead
Of 10000 as some Of the press had It. In
forty counties the majority Is 1908,
against i1,00l last year on the congress.
ional vote. This is an increase.
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GER MANY.

Cholera Increasing nt Konigsburg.
LONDON, August 10,
A dispatch from Berlin says that the
chOlera Is increasing at KOnigsbug, but no
cases have yet appeared at Dantzig.
Bismarck, Baron Won Boust, and prob.
ably Count AndrassY, with the assistant
counsellOrs from their respective depart.
ments, are going to Gasteine TO be present
at the meeting Of Empcrors. 1t isproba.
bic that important negotiations will be
entered into on the ROUmaine question.
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LOUISVILLE, August 10.
The official returns from 90 counties
are received, which give Leslie, Demo.
crAt, ii0,470; Harlan, Republican, 49,.
64J. Leslie's majority $685. This
leaves 10 counties to be heard from, which
will probably increase Leslie's majority
to little less than forty thousand aS pre-.
viously stated.
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sruNoEoN had no patience with church

sPURoEoN had no patience with church
maps. "a sleepy seraph," he says, "belore
tho throne of Jehovah, or cherub nod.
ding during sacred song, II were ridicu.
lous to imagine and maintains that
snoo2ing during divine servlceis an "in.
suit To tho majesty Of heaven" To
which the Commercial advertiser replies,
TINT ut Is horrible to think ii, but II
Spurgeon undertook to listen to som Q
midsummer pulpit exhortations in this
city, the majesty Of heaven would be aw.
fully insulted."
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LOUISIANA.
More of the Republican Quarrel.

WUIU VI IHt FNUPUUIIUHH VUHITtI'
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
This mornings papers contain n call
for Republican mass meeting on Laiay.
ette Square, at 8 p. NJ, TO rattfy the pro.
ceedings Of the late convention held at
tho Custom House, and inviting all friends
Of President Grant who are opposed to
the rule Of the Yarmouth faction. The
call Is signed by order Of the committee
Of ofarrangements.
This evenings papers have card
signed by Packard, Dunn, Casey, and
J0ubert, denounClng the above call as a
hoax and weak invention Of the enemy,
and the boltlng Republicans should pay
no attention TO II.
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SAT- LAKE, August 10

SAT- LAKE, August 10.
Ex.Vice President Hamlin was among
the arrivals last night.
The first silver bullion from the mill In
the East Canon, Of Walker & Bros, Is
received -Four barsof 1880 were found
in the White Cloud Mine, Camp Floyd,
with large quantities of horn silver and
rich chloride, and 800 tons are from the
Emma Mine: 1t Is all lying at the depot
ready for shipment
Rich silver discoveries are reported to.
day from the iron country in Southern
Utah. In the nelghborhood are vast de
pOsIts of iron,
L1r rnnllnr LnLann,aln q ~. LLfn.I ..nn.
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HcmIcIde on a MIs.i,slppl Steamer.
KroKt,K, Iowa, Aue. is.

kEoKrE, Iowa, Aug. To-
This evening two negroes, named Jerry
and Porter, had nn alteration on the
steamer $. Merrill, coming up the river.
When the boat landed at the levee both
continued the quarrel, when Jerry drew a
revolver and shot Porter, killing him In
stantly Howard, y clerk Of the packet
company endCavorcd to prevent the es.
cape of the murderer, when Jerry fired
on him also, hut missed him. Jerry has
not vet been arrested
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Tho exploring party from Yale College,
with Prof Marsh, returned TO this post
today, having spent the past five weeks
in examining the geology Of southwest.
ern Kansas The trip was successful and
interesting discoveries Of extinct animals
were made. Lieut.. Whitehead, with n
detachment Ol the 9Th U. s. Infantry,
accompanied the expedition as on escort.
The Yale party are well and will leave to-
morrow ria. Denver for Fort Brldgcr
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THE other day a woman postmaster
was married-we will call her maiden
name Smith and her married name Jones,
Now who was the postmaster alter that
ceremony Certainly not Miss Smith
for thereno longer was n Miss Smith, And
certainly not Mrs. Jones, lorno such post.
master was known to the Department,
There's the bother. And woman must
give up matrimony or must waive some OF
her "riahis. GeN'dnd Hsrd1d.
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RUSSIA Is planninga grand exhibition
TO be held in Moscow IN 1872, and calls
ior contributions Of manufacturers, appa.
ralus, machinery, models, &c. Every
thing intended for that occasion, pro
yided the sender has the certificate Of The
committee at Moscow, will be forwarded
AZ hall rates and duty free
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The Daily Presidential Bulletin.

LONG BRANCH, August l5
The President remained at home 10.
day with his family, while Geo. L. Frank.
enstein made sketch Of the Presidents
cottage. The picture is being painted for
the Boston Art Gallery.
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santatee and Big Tree Respited.

Acting Secretary Of the Interior Cowan
has written to Gov. Davis, Of Texas,
asking him to postpone the execution Of
the sentence Of death upon the Kiowa
chiefs, santatee and Big Tree.
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seIznta BY ar. s. Mnr,hal.

'N'"Hoihi't hubuDt 40
The lumber yard Of Alex. Prentice &
Son, on Charlotte street, was seized this
morning by the U. s. Marshal, for the al
legged violation Of the custom laws by en-,
tering lumber under value. The stock O
lumber consists Of 100 feet
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weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT,
OFPIcE OFTHR CHIEF SIGNAL OPHoER,
WAgnINnTON. ID. O.. AIR. lh-1,Al L. NJ |

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPICR or THE CHIEF SIGNAL oPRIoER,
WAsHINGToN, d. O., Aug, 1880 p. N.
SYNOPSIS FOR TwENTY,FOUR HOURS,
The barometer has risen slightly since
Monday afternoon, on the Gulf east and
nOrthward TO Tennessee. Rain has fallen
very generally this evening from Texas
TO Florida, but Is now clearing away.
Easterly winds have continued on the
south Atlantic CoaSt, with slight rise OF
temperature The barometer has fallen
somewhat in the middle Atlantic Coast,
and more decidedly in Pennsylvania and
New York. SOuthGrly winds,Gnd fair
weather Is generally reported from Vir.
ginia to Maine, but a light local rain in
Rhode Island. Threatening weather Is
reported from northwestern Ohio, with
southerly winds In Michigan, and an area
Of low barometer probably exists north of
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. Smoke
and hazy weather was reported thismorn.
Ing from central Pennsylvania TO Lake
Huron, An area of the highest temper.
ature this afternoon, extends from Ten.
ncsscc to Lake Eric and Iowa.
H.ft t PROBABILITIES. .ss
The barometer will probably rise north
of Missouri, with partially clear and pleas.
ant weather Wednesday. Light local
storms is probable for lake Erie and On.
tario, but no material change ia indicated
for the Atlantic coast. An area Of high
barometer are probably advancing upon
the south Atlantic States, and light rams
lfany, are probable for the Gulf coast
Wednesday evening
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"A man named Andrew Dykes died
from sunstrOke at Louisville, yesterday,
and several other cases not fatI are re-
ported. o
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KANSAS.
Projected Railway from LeaVen.
worth TO Denver.

LEAvENwoRTH, August 10.
A proposition to appropriate $25O,OOO
in aid oi narrow gauge railroad from
this city to Denver was voted on in this
county today and carried by a majority
Of about 1900. The people Of Colorado
propose to appropriate 100000 to the
same object. All the counties Of Kansas
along the line Of the road will vote bonds
in Its aid, and the work is 10 be COM
menced Immediately. Fifty miles of the
road will be built this fall, and the whole
line from this city to Denver will be in
operation within two years. Ronds Of
narrow gauge to connect wlth-this main
line arc projected in different parts Of the
gtAip
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A meeting Of the General Committee
on the centenary oil Sir Walter Scott was
held in the Continental Hotel Martin
McNliehael occupied the chair. Appro-
PIRATE resolutions were adopted, including
one lor the statue Of Scott In Fairmouni
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roRoNro, August 10.

To-day Hg civic holiday, business be.
ing generally suspended CaledonIan
games, u Leerossc match and numerous
other exercises take place. The entries
for the CRledonian games are very nu-
merous, and the list Of prizes are large
The meeting is expected to be unusually
successful, Deputations from tho Gale,
donian Societies Of Montreal, st. Cath
rms AMI other places are tn be present.
IN Tie evening there will be an extensive
celebration OF the Scott centen ary. II IL
also generally celebrated thr oughout the
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CANADA

The Marquis Of LOrne to Reside AT
Ottawa,
,Hu#a.. 6 OTTAWA, August 10.
Ills now positively asserted that the
Marquis Of LoTne and Princess Louise
will take up their residence here for
heightened period, the Governor Gener.
ais residence being prepared for their re.
ception. .lJ
In consequence of the Washington
treaty, considerable reductions are ex.
peCied 10 he made in the militia force.
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drafted the Tooth anniversary OF the birth
OF Sir Walter Scott by an excursion and
picnic down the Potomac.
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For carl'er telegrams sec @fm page.
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INDIANAPOLIS, August 10.
The Scottish Centennial celebration to.
day was very successful and credltable,
consisting Of a prbcesssOn Of the societies
of this city md other parts Of the State,
several Of the societies being dressed In
full Highland costumes. Many Of the
CaledOnian games were rehearsed nj the
Fair Grounds during the afternoon, in.
cluding foot races, CREASED hog race,
climbing creased poles, etc.
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@'''''ri hA'N AF'
81. Andrews Society, n Scottish orga.
nization, tonight celebrated the centennial
anniversary Of Sir Walter Scotts birth.
day with festival at Masonic Temple.
The affair was quite, Creditable To the
managers. There was an elegant ban.
quet, oratiOns, music, songs, dancing, &c,
and the occasion was marked with har.
mony and patriotic spirit. One feature Of
the affair was the exhibition Of mn i'm.
mense thistle, the seed from which II
sprung was brought from Scotland by Mr..
Hugh AinsleG, Of this city. ~
ra~ ST. LOUIS, August 10.
The Scott Centennial was celebrated
tonight at Mercantile Library Hall I'M.
der the auspices Of the Caledonian So.
Ciety. The Hall was handsomely deco.
rated with flags, evergreen wreaths and
other devices On the stage was a marble
bust Of Robert Burns and an armor clad
figure representing lvanhoe. The audience
was very large. The entertainment,
which consisted Of reading from Scotts
poetry, Scottish songs and an original song
by j. Davis, and vocal and instrumental
muCic, was presided over by Mayor
Brown. A large number Of prominent
citizens occupied seats on the platform.
the proceeds Of the entertainment WILDE
devoted to the purchase Of marble bust
Of Scott to he presented to the Mercantile
Library Association. Gov. Brown was
TO have delivered an oration, but in con.
sequence Of the detention Of the train he
was not able to reach the city in time.
WASHINGTON, August Is.
The Sons Of Scotia here to-day cele.
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A grand banquet ls in progress ut the
fremont House this evening, In commem.
oration Of the centennial anniversary OF
the birth ofWnlter Scott. The speakers
aro Gov. John NJ Palmer, Ex-Governor
Bross, James W. Shehan, Gen Macarthur,
and others.
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THB LOUISIANIAl.
Saturday, March is, 1871.

members Of the Police Jury, Grand and Petit Jury,
Secretary Of the Police Jury, and District Attorney
protein. upon due pro'f that the person in whose
favor the claim originated has paid hi, .ases, the receipt
Of the collector to b. accepted as a proof.
Foatth-That thu tax collector will be required TO
make a monthly settlement with the Parish Tr asnrer,
fer all Parish taxes and licenses collected, to furnish Il
report containing the names OF all persons WHO have
-lai1 their ta.es and licenses said report to show:
LIST The amoun. Of Pa'ish taxes paid by eari1 rersor,
81 The amcnn, of Licenses paid By each person.
Sd The amount OF Cour. House special tax raid by
each person.
Ali The amour. Of vachery Road special tax paid
by each person.
F,i,h-That the Presiden, of Police Jury is hereby
ordered to comply wsth resolutions passed by this body
on the 30th Of July 1870, relative to tho set,lemen,
with James S. Rivers tx Tax Collector.
On motion Of Antoine Domio, seconded by valmire
Shei'ick, it was resolved tha: in as much ,la, all HE
.Notarial Acts. passed by J. B. Ferchaud from the
year 1872 to 1862 in his official capacity as Recorder
Of the Parish Of St. James, were made on loose
sheets, thereby la' lie to be mis!aid, therefore the
Recorder Of the Parish of st. James is hereby di,cc,
ed to take and ronvey the s,me to the City ct New
Orleans, aud have sad Nu,arial Acts properly bound
1t is further resolved that all necessary -xrense
are to DO paid BY Collector or Treasurer, upon thu
Warrant Of the Recorder.
On motion cf Clark Shelvin. duly seconded b.
Antoine Ross, it was resolved that the proceedings a
this meeting lie published in the "Lonisianais' an
the est. James Sentinsl''
On motion Of Antoine Dom;o, duly seconded b.
Andrew Ross it was resolved that the Police Ju-,
stand adjourned until the next regular term,
N. s. LANDRY,
President.
G. SUPRA,
Secretary Pro TEN.
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St-James Emporium Store,

""
NJ. J. TElSSIE.R fai, savoir a sa nomhreusc
clientele e, au public en- general que:
Onire son %'res.grand assortment varie, bien
choisi, consta'nmen, renouve!e de
Chaussutes pour danes, cadets, fIIe,,es
ct e%ntan.s, Quincailieric, Selle,ie, Par
tumcrie, ~Pharmacie, Chape'lerie,
Wooden Ware, WINS DIES preniers
crIs Ell Liqneurs DIES meilleurs mar.
CUES, Tahacs sous ,outes les fornes,
Cieates Ell Cigarettes de la Havanc, e,
infinite dan,fes articles trop nombreuX
pour e,re ennmer6<, il wien, de ~tecevoir de
81 Louis, Direchcmeni. I'M grapd assortment d:
Iroduits Dc l'ouest!
Tells one: Fa'ine, Pore, G'ai>so, Jambons
cures a" sucre e, au'res. Eraules fumees,
WI'iskey, Savon, Chandelles, Amidon,
Fromage, Avoine, etc. etc. etc.
Au prix do Ia 1souvells.orls.ns.
Et ces Ma,chandises sont
Supfriturts CONNIE %qua1it!
IVenez ct voyez.
NJ. J. TElsslER, en- raison de la diffcnlte
des temps. vrndra meillenr marchs que jamais.
FL vouS 'ronv'rez aussi a rEmporinm Store:
Mdiennes de lon,e nnances a lO-l2b.
Iudiennes bleues, a fond blanc, a coulenr,
d cLemise, merimack, etc, etc, au choix a
Is cents.
Ldiennes FRANCHISES fond bleu e, a chemises
4l4, a 90 cents.
Cotons blancs ct ecrus : e. i de 10 i l21,
i Is.
Coons """ 4,4 e, 40 pouces, a III, 90,
2a4.
Colons Ga, a 274.
Cohons """ l0,4 q draps, so cents.
Denimes rayees, coutil a maleias, Bon.tcint
go cents Ia yarde-C o,onnades FRANCHISES
Ell amsricaines-C asimird de ,on,es nu.
ances-Toi'es blanches d che.
misses, Linge de ,able-Brin,
Mousselines e, Bobinet
a Mons,iqnaires.
Et IN grand
ASSORTMENT
lie marchandises bIancles, ,elle one:
Monsselincs, PercaIes, Nansonx, Mul.mul
bri|lan,e, Dente!'es, Parapluies en- sole et
cotton, flsurs ar,iticieiles, couronnes
blanchcs, ETC., ETC., ETC., etc;
Enfin I'M Assortment
compile. de Giants jon.
wins blancs ct on
%coulenr, pour
Messieurs ct pour Danes, pour
Balls et pour Soirsts, etc.
D6-Et ponrqnoi done alIer a Ia Nouvelle
Orleans quand nous avons lei, dams IEmporius
Store, IN Establishment de premier ordre?
6 Aoht 70-6m.
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Last Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given 10 all persons pursu.
ing trade, occupations or professions, in the
Parish Of St. James. who have NO, procured a
STATE License for 1871 from the undersigned,
10 call at his office and do so. within ten days,
or the penalties imposed by law vii! he ems
forced.
State Taxpayers are again requested TO
come forward and settle their taxes for 1870.
Office: al B. La,apie's S,ore-St. James
Parish-L.eft bank.
D. s. HUNSAKER,
March 81. 1871. Tax.Collec,or.
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Conditions /:

Er,ernes -Enseignement... par mos $500
Observation-Disclosures.
ment, pension, b'anchis.
age, fonrni'nres de bu.
reau, livres sans extra
d'aucune sotte....... par. mnis $40.
Pour plus ampips rrnsU1gnrtseHss, s'adres-
ser a labbe Vignnne,, Gabrielle ?. O., ST.
jacques. 10 Dec. 20.
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Boarding Students, whose families reside on, Of Tn
Parish Of Orleans. are required to write letters ever
Saturday. The correspondence between Parents an
Pupils is no. subject to inspection.
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INSTITUTION ST.JACQUES.
Dir;g6e par rAbb6 f.. Tgnonet,
0nciem protcsscur 0u petit
sfmiMaire de Paris.
EcOlc fSNrOi>stNle.
EcOlc prGlE,a r,al0irc iass College.


En- fondant il y a plus dun all l'ins,i,ution
St.Jacques, lie Dircteur de ce,,e ecoIc SEES,
propose un double bat:
IL. Donner une instruction sutfisan,e aux
e%niants de la paroi<se cue les parents ne Won.
draicnt pas envoyer AT College.
60. P'&rarer p"nr lie c"llfge les jsunes
e%nian,s Qni doivcn, tai.e des Guides Plus com.
pletes.
L'rxparience a pronvs Que les grands eta.
bli>se,nenls ne sont ,eeile,nent prof'ables
qn'anx elsves Qui sly presen,en' sachan, hirn
lire eli ecrlre, ct posseLar, an moins les PIE.
niers elements des langues. E'Insiitntion 81
Jacques recevan, nn nombre limila de pension.
naires sera plus a meme de ionner des SONS
spacianx aux sleves Qri commencnn,.
Dtnx professors attaches a '6,ahiisscmeni
y e"seignent re-pec,ivemen, lcnr langne
rationale l'anylai- ct Je %t1ancai>. q, les bran.
ches ordinances d'e,udes, y comrris la tenuc
DIES Iivrcs.
Des lecons lie mnsisnc voca'e sont tonnees
graiuilcment i ious les GIeves.
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MONTHLY

Monthly reports are sent to Parents or Guardians
stating the conduct, progress, rank in class and a,
tendance Of pupils.
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A rour can>e

- A vENDKE, rour canse de
depart, dans II voi<inaes dn WHlTE
i;U HALL, a environ 60 miles de In
60 eNouvclie Orleans:
Une JoIie p~ropritt6 mesurant ,roiS quarts
~d'arpen, de face sur une rrofondeur de hui,
%arpen,s, plus gu moins,
In mngn,fqne magasin: bicn place ct bien
acha'ande, avec maison de residence, bonle
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