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ENGLAND.
Burke. the Fenian, Released COnditionally,
Sheffield Threatened by Fire.

LONDON, June 27.-The Fenian con-
Wet, Burke, has been released from
Imprisonment upon the condition
that he reports yearly to the Magis-
trate,
The miners on strike in South
Wales now number nine thousand.
and there seems TO be no present pros
pect of a settlement of their difficulty
with the companies. Subterranean
fire is known to be raging at Sheffield,
and fears are entertained of its old
eOlliery, which extends to the very
centre of the town.
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a Ruh7an Arrested

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-J. T. Roberts,
who has earned some nOtoriety here
and elsewhere as a noisy labor re.
former, and who was arrested last
April as vagrant, made murderOua
assault on Police Officer Walsh last
night with carving knife. infiicting
several ugly wounds on Walsh's head
and face. Roberts was arrested.
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New YORK, June 27.-Judge Ber-
nard today refused to grant an in
junction restraining the Revenue Col
lectOr Of Brooklyn from collecting the
income tax Of $566 on last years in
come OF Daniel g. Robbins, of that
city. This is the first case presented
under the auspices of the Brooklyn
Anti-IncOme Tax Association, and
will be appealed to the Supreme Court
of the United State.
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More Railroad Murder.

BRUNSWICK, June 27.-The Pull
mans express train for Boston was
thrown off the track near Freeport
yesterday afternoon by breaking of
the axle of the tender. Two baggage
and four passenger cars were badly
smashed. The baggage master and a
brakeman were killed another brake.
man had his leg broken. None of the
passengers were injured.
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Railroad Decision.

MACON, GA, June 23.-In the
Macon and Western railroad lease
case to-day Judge Alexander gave
his decision sustaining the injunction
and affirming the right Of the Macon
and Western company to lease its
road, but doubling the power of the
Central road, under its charter, to
beeome lessee.
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MAINE.
Adoption Of the Vallandigham Platform by
the Democratic Convention

AUGUSTA, MAINE, June H.--The
Maine Democratic State Convention
met here to-day. G. P. Kemball was
nominated for Governor. The plat
form adopted was similar to that Of
the recent Democratic Convention Of
COIuInb bus. Ohio.
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Mininn Commission for Ohio.

CINCINNATI, June Ex-Governor
Hays to-day appointed Chas. Rene
lin, of Cincinnati, Andrew Ray, Of
Trumbull county and Benjamin L..
Skinner, Of POmeEOy, ss Commission
ers OF Mines under a recent act of the
Ohio Legislature. They will organize
on the sixth Of July.
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A Washington man ignorantly dis
played a Confederate flag among some
bunting which he borrowed to deco
rate his house with in honor Of the
POpe's anniversary. It caused some
excitement, and he hurriedly took it
down.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
That Irnatv AGAIN.

HALIFAX, June 27.-The New
Brunswick delegates On the Washing
ton treaty will meet the Nova
Scotia government after return
ing from Prince Edwards Island.
1t is expected that a full council can
be obtained.
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DOVER, n. H, June pa shoe
box mandatory and saw mill at
WolfbOro, n. H., was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $40, 600. There
was no insurance. Two men, named
Elliott and Goodwin, have been ar
rested or suspicion of setting fire TO
the property
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The lnfamous OUTRAGE in Indiana

LOUISVILLE, June 27. - Circum-
stances indicate that the outrage on
the Moody family near Orleans, Ind,
on Sunday night, was the result of a
family fued, and that the assassination
Of the whole family was coolly plan
ned. The community is still greatly
excited, and vigorous efforts are being
made to confirm these suspicious.
1t is reported that the town of Edin-
burg, Ind, was nearly destroyed by
fire to-day. No particulars.
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AN OFFICIAL TRAMP.
A RADICAL GRAFTON.

A private telegram was received
here this morning from New Orleans
saying that a magnificent ovation was
given Senator Kellogg last night.
Speeches and strong resolutions in
dorsing Grants administration were
received with tumultuous applause.
1t was the largest meeting ever held
in Louisiana.
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DIR. LanigRn, of the Methodist Episco-
nal Church North. has been restored to
his position In the New York book con-
cern.
Richard Walker, the EDglishmsn who
Isbored so zeslously for the Parisians dur
ing the seige. has received the Legion Of
Honor.
Hugh McCullOch, eK-Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, responded
to the toast in honor of America at the
Golden Club banquet.
A fire st Northampton, Mass, Sunday,
destroyed the large building occupied by
the Clement d Hawks Manufacturing
Company and the Northampton Peggiug
Machine Company, with the tools, stocks,
etc. Loss of the former, SIS0, 900; insured
for S64, 600. Loss of the latter, $50, coo; in-
Eured for $4,000.
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The Emperor and Empress Of
Brazil. whose ship has been perform
ing quarantine at the Lazaretto ia the
Tagus, landed at Lisbon on Tuesday
and met an enthusiastic reception.
They 90 70 Madrid to-day, and will
soon proceed TO London.
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DuttOn q Co. have in press, for is
sue in the fall, a number Of juvenile
books and an edition OF '"The Home
at Heatherbrae," " new novel Just is
sued in England by LOngman.
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VIM. Butler, colored, was trying to
break bomb shell at Gaylord's foundry,
Newport, Kentucky, yesterday, when it
exploded throwing him into the air and
killinG him.
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WASHINGTON.
GRANT.

GRANT.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-President
Grant will return here tomorrow, and
remain two days.
AN OFFICIAL TRAMP.
Brigadier General Dyer, Chief Of
Ordnance, has been authorized to visit
the arsenals at Benicia, Vancouver,
LeavenwOrth and Little Rock on pub
lie business.
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NEW YORK, June 27.--The dry goods
business was without much animation yet
prices have a hardening tendency for
most of the textile articles which cotton
and wool form a component part. Amos
keag 6-4 brown shsetings advanced from
1Sc 10 20c; LOnsdalO bleaCaed muslins,
from Ice to lie; Fruit of Loom, from I61zc
70 lie; Hope from 131<c to 14c; Blackstone
AA, from I41%c to I5C; Waltham "A
bleached, from II to 1I1zc; Kearsage, col
Ored and bleached jeans are up to 155Ic;
Nsumkesg colOred satins up to 155<c, and
bleaehed do same make advanced TO I6c.
The market for all classes OF goods,
though somewhat inactive, il buOysnt
with a tendency toward still higher
prices,
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T.tU I'lsss--ss,ses,st s1. q, s,,,-es
bales. Of which SO are ln tTsnslti III I9iurss aS
e,,eief sales, 001o naiea. July aho ~"
sr~t 90 csc; September, l97[c' -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-30

-Icyiog added 70 ny largo It Ok R7o
nov r,udy 10 alpp,. scotch Whisky, Jonst
G, Rlu and Gil u,Aer Imported s.aocs at
New ApN Prices
rOrl2 &. OWE GAFFNEY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01

THE DUTIES OF. Youth.--The first years
of man must make provision for the last
He that never thinks can never be wise
Perpetual levity must end in ignorance
and intemperance, though it may fire the
spirits for an hour, will make life short or
miserable. Let us consider that youth Is
of no longer duration, and that in mature
age. when the entertainments of fancy shall
cease, and phantoms of delight dance no
more about us, we shall have no more COM
forts but the esteem of wise men, and the
means of doing good.
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is expected that this ground will be broke
by next March, and the good Sisters conh-
IDENTIFY expect the kind aid of the charitable
in this most useful undertaking. Inc
present house is full, containing over eighty
old men. The Sisters are, therefore, put
to the painful necessity OF refusing appli-
cants every day, aud hence the urgent ne
cessity of speedily obtaining facilities to
extend their sphere of usefulness.
Lay Protests against the Piedanontese
,Spoliation.-The Catholics of Wilmington,
Delaware, in mass meeting assembled,
made "a vigorous protest against the
brigandage of Victor Emmanuel, on Sun
day, Dec. 18th.
In Charleston, S. c., on Dec. 9th, the
Catholics met in tho Cathedral chapel,
Queen street, Rt. Rev. Bishop r. n: Lynch
presiding, for a similar purpose. The PRO
test of the faithful was read by M. r.
o,Connor, ESD, and was un aahlnos,sn,
resolution, the whole proceedings are to De
transmitted, under the signet Of the Bish-
op, as a testimonial of our affection, sym
dathy and devotion to the Holy Father at
Rome"
The Rev. Bishopsof Wheeling (W. Va.),
and Pittsburg (Penn.) have issued pastoral
letters to the clergy and laity OF their do
ceses, in relation to the present condition
of the Holy See.
st. Johns Church, Cincinnati.-The Silver
| Jubilee, 25th anniversary of the church,
was celebrated on the first Sunday in add
vent. Solemn High Mass was sung by Rev
Father Ferneding, Vicar General of the
Archdiocese, and a sermon was delivered
by the Archbishop. In remembrance OF the
| occasion, a statue of st. John, in freestone
ten feet high, made by the sculptor Meary
of CovingtOn, KY, was last week placed
on the facade of the church.
The congregation of St. Mary's Church
Wyandotte, Kansas, of which Rev. Anthony
Kuhls is pastor, in mass meeting assem-
bled, on the 1I,l nst, endorsed the resolu'
tions OF protests against the acts of the
PiedmoDtese Robber-King lately adopted
by the Catholics of Leavenworth.-Ffee
mans Journal.
Episcopal .Visitation.-On Sunday, De
cember 18th, Rt. Rev. DR.. McCloskey
Bishop of Louisville, visited Paduca
the Church of ST. Francis de Sales, Rev
Two SchacAt, pastor. Among those con
irmed, ten were converts te our holy faith
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01

CONQUER Your TKoUBLEs..A great
many men. whatever may have been their
experience in life, are accustomed to com
pain of the usage they have received in
The world. They fill the. ears of those who
have the misfortune t" be their friends,
with lamentations respecting their own
troublcs. But there is Ii" man that Is not
horn INTO world OF trouble; ana no man sa,
has ever attained to anything like the full
s.,tnre of manhood, who has not been
ground, as it were to powder, 10y the bard
ssh;us which he has encountered in life
THIS is a world in which men are made
not by velvet, but by stone aud iron hand
ling. Therefore do not grumole Out con-
quer your troubles.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01
EDUCATIONAL.
T oUsIANA STATE UNIVERSITY.
tNamo changed from Louisiana State Seminary,
T -Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
-Baton Rouge, Louisiana


MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
The Tenth Session of this Institution viii begin
MONDAY, 9Th of September next, and close W EDNES'
The course Of study Is very. full and thorough. em.
sssag % 1r and an na
The Library Apparatus and Cabinet. well select.
ed and valuable the theological meteorological and 10
tanca Cabinets etc. being the largest and most com
ADMISSION to tho Preparatory Department win be
who know theIoushiy Arithmetios> Enslish Grammar
q ss f.
airy lat: ,,.,
The calsss wear preseribsd uniform of cadet gray
to cost about 80 to be paid half in advance balance
February lst
Col. DAVID F. BOYD. Superintendent and Professor
ds saa
Col saa~ e H. Professor of Engineer
Ss and r Arsss Tnes s Mental
Ap Me.sl rho:cpsS and .aSss sss in Hebrew. " M
GS i Surgeon & as' and
AMS 1setss yE41HnnMAx Professor of Modern
'h muTsoS Greek and In
" Of
osssf iss of Ma
s.S Il
VIM. A. sEAY. Lecturer upon Constitutional and In
| ternational Law.
With several assistant instructors in Mathematics,
Ancient Modcrn Languages and occasional lectures
from learned and distinguished persons not connected
| with the University.
| For further information address,
Col. ID. f. BOYD, Superindent,
! Baton Rouge La.
Office of the University in New Orleans Mt swarbrick
| & Co.'S 50 Camp street.
Until rebuilding Of the college edAoe, lately do
stroyed by fire. Alexandria, the instnton tenn
] located IN
| Asylum Location very healthy. and accommodation
ample n large number Of Cadets. Number of Mntri
| cul.fes last session no au7 3n
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01

A WORD TO THE WIsE.-A man who is
going to do good with his m"ney-when he
shall get "a good deal OF it, makes Il bargain
with the devil, and the devil outwits him.
Where men are going TO use Their money so
that it will do good when they get through
with it, the Lord is apt to get through with
them beforet they think of being through
with their money. Ii You want to be ben
evolent by and-by, be benevolent now.
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ST. JOSEPHS URSULINE ACADEMY FOE.
y YOUNG LADIES'.
SPRrNarIRLp. 1Li.INoB,
Formerly of Charleston, South Carolina.l

na % n ass Is as
all the modern in provements and 10 heated Throughout
The Ursuiines being three centuries recoe
n1sa - % Of the best r., the osa ss ana
netting vim DO LEFT %ndcns to %gart to the pnps s0n
q. sn f the we.
Consequence Of The present eonditon of the South
sn Ssds s"Rs
English and French Vocal and instrn,nsn,al Music
supe,ioress at Springfield Illinois. or Rev wm S.
N apta Il ''' NJ. i BRADY 10 Union street.
A cADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Tho thirty eighth Session OF this institution closed
corlinc v, prospectus on the aisi OF september.
been obtained iron Francs and c. 'many
for the Music Drawing and French DepaItt tn,
sp'asns ever it, ana nd
s ans % tho S. haTs Sesn
nude fas Observatory and Music Iall among
sas may be- nau % the
seasSs and pupils nm
Of sixty aees IN their s.sni" was Which are per-
F further 1sG add Rsesre'' Of the
Terms invariabe in advance
Board and Tuition in English and French. Wash
ing and Men,ltng, ard ordinary Doctors Fee ~ %
r SssSl"n OF n's III. rs. year only 10
a nna as sn. at by the
Music on the Harp with Of lnsInmen..... go 90
PiHno-tbree lessons per week.. 10 W
=" Guitar 20 ~ ~
Drawing and Palntins-a kinds. % 90
Latin, Italian and German Language. each Is %
Embroidery, Tapestry, German and French Nee "a ~,
H slss S.sa asss ,sn s5s'ff desired
B-Terms have been reduced. to render the above
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01
A GREAT DEsIDERATUM.

Ia removed TO Nos. Isi and I6s CANAL STREET. or-
peste Chit Church and the rs the Law
and Medical Colleges tho University OF Louisiana sno
the Mschanes 1nstitute,the headqunr..rs Q, ,ne me-
centrstng the leading Educational Institutions Of tns
state on the same square. With these spacious ana
airy 'apartruepts situated in the most central ana
part of Canal street the great boulevard
New OrIeaps which all the city rail Dads concen-
trate and three minutes walk from thest Chsrles
and CITY Hotels avoid the Interruptions from the
noise IL drays and carriages and the long nghs on
stars of our former location Ladies' ana gentlemen
will nd location Tar superior IN e'ory reePSs
and entirely private <,,...-. "a
Uouta for Ladies', to 10 and TO O. Cit1Sene ans
at, anucrs arc invited so visit the College.
Special Departmental and Professors Tor eacn esoGy
open day and eveDing Success guaranteed to al who
follow instructions
~ For Terns@whch are Hberal-apply at Tie College,
OF ana 1ad ~ s. RUFUS DoLBEAR President
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01

SSwER 10 THE SCHOOL QUESTION III y"n
n nv. no oh Idfen educate. don read TINS eai
Ir yon rave chn ge of any fo,sr G r"S At once l"
~ ' ri DFK'S EDUCATIONAL AbE NCS,
a sc,r ~ noes for the such select A"adernes n,
ar, irst suited to their hrauh ages. ataitl'- "nd
1000 introductory letters and all n"cr say ini"rma
-, tnruish.d to pertabls aup free Of Charge
'" CHAS. d. Elder, - hO0l Agent,
oco ans 81 Commercial Place. New OiIeAne
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULlNEs
Two Miles below New Orleans

This Institution winch Innaptants of Louisiana
and the adjacent States have kindly favored with .s
to be introduced to pubic notice, ~
pursued by the of this Establish
menL: nv, .-a.,n., . ant Il, v;,,x
by the adjoining of their pupils minds with
knowledge and the forming Of their hearts to
AZ W. as to babs Of industry order and
TssS n1 b ms's natsrn FL
secures the OF oTaS anu f this
Community ere exclusively Catholics pupils of all de
sb. score az aRs
an equally Es9%Ted to assist with pF0re's ' 'n0
object Of uninterrupted socitude for the ladies Par
,lf@er ana The hours Of
bs soSR OF *.
plcation their classical duties When sick they are
Physioan 10 in immediate attendance and timely notice
to their parents Or Ssaans the fol
objects The English and EsRsh
gss q 'es
@istry are aush. ths higher classes DsTi nnd
IN Che 9TiSes
work. Particular attention is paid 10 MUSIC
Tho Scholastic year, of ten months and a half com.
msnces on the 4th Of November, and ends about the
R RdaTa on and Taton per session ss
the fret term in soS ana shs
Day scholars per s1SS'oh' "''e' pay "oo ~ 46 90
eacn , tnr En-. RooTiiers ........-.. 90
fshaa ~. .ha NAV Scholars ......-.. 10
Nm deduction made for those no are withdrawn De-
f,Te The end of a term nor for accidental absences
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use Oh map" "nu o'oooo q 90
| ~ tel VI. , ~ ........... IL w
niusiS Pr ~ In 90
FOR tnc = % u paner and Pencils per month. on
Ora lnt; t,iS,s-ars ner ter,, 10
| AIil. , - nsn,tt,i p, ~ ......-.. o.
W asilins - - a. Satb;ng Season .--....-.. %
ENpeIls.9 ross,nory ex nsnaes per term..... I Oh
cr the different classes NAV be fur
,;sed nv the parents themselves procured AT the
| esta blshment at bOok-eeTs' prices nol3t J!i
| = Conducted by the Sisters ofCharity, ,
| " Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland
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1T. CHARLES COLLEGE,

CT, CHARLES COLLEGE.
Grand Coteau, Parish of st. Landry, La.
bis literary Instution incorporated by the State OF
Ionis;ana and cred fer all the academca
honors conducted by the Fathers Of the Society OF
The rlau instruction embraces the sctentinc liter
airy and commercial branches usually taught III their
Colleges. 49,, 70 o.,
TERMS;
BOARD Tuition, Washing, Stationery -t2g w.
Entrance Money tfrst year ouly).. ------. !" ~ ~
Medical Fees and Pharmacy ~ w w
Bedding ii furnished by the College ~ w
Payments TO made in gold or equivalent currency
by ha 4. session in advance
For fun ther information apply TO
N " p POURSiNE & CO. Agents,
au2s 3m 80 Natchez street, Ne" oriean''
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This institution spleasantly situated in healthy ann
rc,urrsn ne part of Frederick county, Maryland hA
n, fron, Ehrmtsbufg and two miles from Mount IT
%ary's College. commenced in iH9 ana lnG9r
narrated by the Legislature OF Maryland III ie'o' Inc
buildings are convenient and spacious
TERMS
T,oari and Tuition per academic year includihg
Bed and Bedding, Washing Mrn'iing ana .,s, %,
Doctors fee IA an,
l. L. ALI. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic wear is divided in Sessions OF five
months each be ginning respectively on tue ' " "
srust and the til Of January.
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
apl7 St. Joseph AcadetnS' EuhaiAN'' - 'N
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01

DROSPECTUS OF THE COLLEGE OF THE IN
L maculate Conception New Orleans.
This Literary incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered confer degrees: is con
Quoted by Fathers the Society of Jesus The build
inps are we'll adapted for educational purposes. a
coryard entirely of from the street Is reserved for
recreation; that from the arrival of the pupils at 73
A M till their departure at p NJ, they Are constantly
secluded and superintendent
The course of instruction embraces Greek, Latin
English French Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography
Mathematics Astronomy, Natural and Mental Phiioso
Commercial branches; also the German language.
Students not admitted unless they know how to
read and write. -,
The moral religious training Of the sndentsis the
lead ng objects of the inst-Hctors
every month q report Is sent to parents stating
duct progress, rank in class and attendance.
The academical year begins on the first Monday
October and ends ABOUT the list old uly
TERMS:
Colegiate Course payable in advance. and In Un:e2
prenaratory Course sis fe20 ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01
GIANT v1NCENT'S COLLEGE.
CAFE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI

This institution, conducted by the Priests of the Con
oregatjon of the Mission St. Vincent of Paul, is
kaanty located on the Mississippi river forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below St
Louis. ,,, -,
The College building s large, commo'ious and well
ventilated. The grounds beautiful, extensive and
we'll adapted for henthiul exercise.
The college is of easy access Regular daily packets
The scb"lastc wear be gins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTE MBER, and ends about the first OF July
TERMS.
BOARD and Tuition. por scholastic year. s2Jo
washing and mending of articles washed---- =,
Physicians Fec and Medicines w
Instrumental Music ~
For further information apply to
Rev. ANTHONY VERINA, c. M.
Presid-nL of the College,
Or TO Rev. THOS. j. SMITH c. M,
au29 Iy St.joseph's Charch New orleahs'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-01
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner St. Philip and Gavcz streets,
New Orleans.

The governments throukhout this establishment al Is
their Recreation table dormitories are
mote aYectionate union between the Sisters and the
Young ladies' intrustet to their motherly care.
The is thorough and solid and in harmony
with the of society The comprises
On both Englith French) AL the branches of know
ledge the present day Each language 10
taught by of respective countries as to in
sure correct pronunciation. ~
The academical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to which parents are In
vited. 49,
Education the object of special attention and
solictue Governing those placed under their charge
by moral suasion alone the Sisters of St Joseph endea
yor to nculcate principles of solid piety, require the
strict observance polite and amiable department and
nstl feelings respect and affection towards parents
PUPILS % all denominations admitted.
NoTA.:During the bathing sensoa. the Boarding
School is the Bay St Louis where tho Sisters
of st Louis have n fourishing academy.
TERMS-rO DO paid i'll advance, as follows:
Boarding, per three months 's9t "o
Washing -----.--.------ ~ =" o "s
Entrance. ." - ~ wv
Music Lessons and of Instrument - WI
Singing Lessons -----------' w. y,
Pastel Oil painting according to the number OF pupils
Nsedle-work in all is Varieties, golden embroidery
flowers taught to the boardeis without exit
charge. ~ A.,
Academy tile Sisters of ST. Joseph, Box 1911 New Or
! leans :" or, if pioro convenient, apply to
oc3o ~ Z. d. ELpEk' ASehs.