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The amazing growth of the new
Chicago is illustrated by the fact that
since the opening Of the spring there
has been completed one brick, stone
or iron building, twenty-five feet front
and from four 10 SIX stories high du-
ring every working hour, reckoning
six days to a week and eight working
hours to a day.
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Ayers
Cherry PeCtOral,
For Diseases Of the Throat snd Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
ern science, few are
of more real valne
/, 70 mankind than
this e~ffectual rem
edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. vast tn
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that il does
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A Dutchman the other day, reading
an account of a meeting, came TO the
words: 1.-The meeting then dissol-
ved." He could not define the
meaning of the last word, so referred
to his dictionary and felt satisfied.
In a few minutes a friend came in,
when the Dutchman said; "Dey
must hat very hot wedder dhere; l
ret an ACCOUNT of a meeting where all
de peoples melted away.
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The Voice Of the holy F.

Providence seems t.
day, great mission to ,;,es n
II is for it to preserve 1,ep
order and of faith, where tn~S still prev an,
Spd to propagate them where impIety apS
cold indifference have caused them TO %
."-Lettero Of Pope Pi's IA, ." Aeol'
1--WE urgently beseech you TO assist with
ali good. win and favor, those men VINO
SaniSa tokWith spirit aad possessed o. sur
9eient Learning, are iaSori1g aaa sinH Sn And
aIS S~stioT1 al Catholic 6OeSEiR@." -ERey'
Ell 81 Pore PiGs X, in 1883.
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curran,s Account OF His Firut Speech.

n, aay after dinner, an acquaintance Of
his. in speaking Of his eloquence, ooeesseu
TO Curran that it must have neen ooll
with him. "Iudeed, my dear ar, e., le eprss.
and-twenty years and some months aiter
me. and ii yeu are satiefied TO listen to
InlI historian, you will have the history OF
its nativity. When 1 was at the temple, q
few Of Us formed med nah ss anS the rest
them they have all disappeared rem the
staMe jJnon the fret night of our Assem-
fI;Sg, I attended my foolish heart tnroo-
hing with the anticipated honor OF perry
styled "the learned MEMBER a, wno s,nnment
Sentleman who just sat down., All the
~ The Coming scene had been fitting Pc
tore nv fsncy and csjoling it my ear hau
already caught the glorious melody Oh
hear hitA hear himP ..,
cunning sidelong glance at the tear o.
ranoroSa appreciation bubbling in the eyet
essn1 my little auditory. My mind wa,
stored with folio volume of matter, out =
Wss like o book wanting the hreIa;vIi' en- th.
y" Tor want Of preface to begin Win, 1n.
20, was never published. stood ul
trembling through every fibre; oqs re"1 pm
Ser;ng tisat in this Circumstance was Ou
= Initiating Tully, 1 had taken courage an a'
had actually proceeded as , aar asto,isb
nant and terror, l perceived thatevery eS
wes rivetted upon me. There was on
s;T or seven at the most, present az w
TIME and the little room could not nos
contained as many more; yet u was " y. ~
Uon;c-etruck imagination 30 IL 1 were ~
Central object in nature ana asseno nc
In;liions gazing upon"me in GREATNESS q
atat;on II became iismayed and dumt
fr;snis cried shear himl hear MIN
t..yS. tbeTe. was nothing to hear. nay up
SaaS went through the pantomine OF .
a:eSSot;on' INIT I was like the unfersunH;
s3Sier at the fair, who was going 20 SUI,
a H. solo which was to raVien every 90
SSipscoVered that an enemy had malicious :
loaned his bow. SQyou see, slr' IL wa" "
00Tn H %1Se U though my friends, , en
An;abr despaired of me, the caeoes .
1onn5; was not to be subdued Witsnou'
st51n~SIe. wac for the present s.enr .
bu n stiil attended our meetinge VIVA
mSst laudable regularity, and ever w
+nred to accompany the others 70 3 ~
oHoSitious theatre, The Devils OF teIn
Raj where truly, / may say, tnaG m n
a time the DEVILS own work was ~
forward, Here, warned by fatal exp
enca that n mans powers may be oV
strained, at last confined nysel5 y
s;mpIe ave" or "no," and, by ON
nraetice and encouragement, brougnI
fon0ue to recite these magical clemens
parliamentary eloquehce, Win sO%nu
nhaaie and good discretion J" 90 tnat
short time had completed my educa
for +he {riSh senate. Such was my sC
ocnulnr thrOb just beginning 70 re
nv boart. when q long expected ren1ES
ArTiyod ffom Newmarket.
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"Apiohn dined with me that day ana
whom ths log Of mutton, or rasoer snc eose.
va: 70 e sSs health
and iensth Of dsYs Of Lat kind mother who
remembered the necessities Of her absent
;cbild.r In the evening We repaired TO
g The. Dcvils.n Que OF them was upon me
legs : fellow OF whom It was inPos a,sh
cd BY tho 9th Of his person or the hlPpanoy
Of his tongue; just such another ~ the
sreaH Harry Flood, our talented country. |
man, would have called the highly-gtfted,
/ gentleman With the dirty cravat and greasy
In the act Of calunsniating chronology by
the most prepOsterous anachronisms, and
as far (as I believe shortly afterwards
i told him), traducing. the innstrious dead,
by affecting confidential interc2arse, "a
he would with some noblemen, his very
dear friend" behind bis back, who, II pres
emit, would indignantly repei the imputa-
|, ton of 90 insulting an intimacy. de ais
} eauted upon Dem0sthenes, the glory OF tho
! Roman Forum that FULLY was the con-
temporary and rival Of Cicero /; and in the
: short space Of ono half hour, transported
j. the straits of Marathon three several ti0es
J, to the plains Of ThernoPyle.
;. "ThinkiBgI had right TO know some
= thing Of these matters, looked as him
with surprise; and whether IL va ~
y vsirvs Or most probably the supplemental
= tambisr Of punch, that gave my taco
smirk Of saacy confidence when oar eye.
d met. there vas something like wager o
battie in mine, upon which tho erudie'
D. Reatleman Immediately changed bus inveo
Of tive agsinss me, and concluded BY fev
d. Words Of friendly council lhoresco refere"s
t. to F" orator num-" who hs doubted NO
10 nosseseed wonderful talent for eloquene
although no would recommend him to sno'
he IL in future by some moro popular metro
,ss+ thau silence. followed his advice, ana
believe not entirely without ehect Il
en whom upon sitting down whispered TO N
he friend, :'that hoped he did not think tn
rty my dirty Antagonist had got clean ctv
ON MOn the contrary, my dear fellow 60
tes he. "eyery one around me is declaring tn
It ia the first time they Jaw him % 'r
the The speech which Mr.. Curran made up
nd this occasion, was Immediately followed
sh- a more substantial reward than the
q plause of his hearers. The debate was .
cry sooner closed than the presldent OF
ef- society dispatched his secretary to the g
ION quent stranger, to solicit the honor as; 81
nee company to partake OF q cola SonSsI
The which proved to consist OF bread, cee
fore and porter; but the public motives OF :.
Invitation rendered it to the guest tao M
the delicious supper he had ever tasted.
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COLLEGE ~ ,ux
INN A GU A TIE CON CEPT1ON
Corner Of Common and Bar onns streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary 1asttution incorporated By the State Of
Iouisiana and empowered to confer degrees, 10 cor
Quoted Fathes Of q Jssas The buisa
iags are ws sSsPtsd fss sdIsssisasa gusIs.ss.s q,
that from tho arrival Of the pupis ct 7S0
A. NJ til their departure ut r. they constantly
excluded and superintended.
The course Of instruction embraces Crock, Latin,
rneltsh French Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography,
Gafhsmates Astronomy. Natural and Mental fhiioso;
ply. With the addition q Bookkeeping and the usus
Htndents not admitted, unless they know how 10
The moral and religious training tho tbs
leadnR objects Of the instysctoro.
Evefy month report sent to parents statng con
duct pToereas, rank In olass and Attendance
Tho acsdsmioAl year begins on the hrst Monday OF
| Octobar and ends about the 3lst Of July.
:, 80. TERMS. t'H
Coneziate Course payable in adyanee, and In Un!s'
Stases currency, t~o months, e2o ..
spal NV " Rsws r. aAUTRELEr. President
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or. srAN1sLAus COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MIsslssIrPI.

This institution chartered By the state Legiaisture
and oonductod by the Brothers Of the Sacred HeaLf
has been in successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated the shores Of Bay an ostsn
Of the sea breese and bathing in the Ito sPn
did location great Indictment to heathfui exercise
Complies ali branches of good Engiash education.
TERNS:
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly IN
xxl nat1..oo 49, a. .a..ton Observation-Disclosures 10 90
" asunsr - .es.Ion iontionaN ......... 10 O(
1ouuinS ~. ' N~r ..---............... 0C
J 1tta. ~ snant At the inatitution ... so 0t
EXTRA CEARGES:
Piano and Violin, per month. each --..--...- y
Use VI Iinno, oS III ' .... OF
| luz ~. 49, ~ n,n,tb 49,. o.
Spau.sh and German LAM unges per month each.
Fort urther parti'u'af'' A sgR6. F1loRHMoND.
] mh2l '7aly director OF tine Sohese.
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ie1nIne Star and Catholic Messenger.
,u1Ixru OF rim INV Jxatzx UNION.

II 1
ks,.or Morning Star and Catholic Messenger. -.--
Il was only during the past year OF TWO
{hat the great Catholic Temperance nese-
Sent-now sweeping the country isc"
iorth to South and from East to WessC
rs initiated: A,,,. /
n do not propose to review s ne an
the different organizations scaeteseIi
rer the country but will con6ne myself 70
In the latter part of May. "a, the Ten sr..
nerance men of N. j., bearing f9r .nG S I."s
lime of the "Union" movement ' Us Mssaa.
carried INTO suceessfat oPsdreRS ode Island,
datermined to do the same IN NeM o. ~.
Circnlar letters were addresseo " sao
pastor of each Church in the Stsse. s, ths;E
the Clergy to aid the good oea'' ~ WON
sdyice and experi .s1s In. adjourned Con-
On avg ~ A.. Societies, met IN st.
x saGonn, ~ Church, jersey City Height
.n5ar the presidency OF Mr.. Janea ~.
O'Brien, and adopted the Conseisnsaon "
which the Union u nov: go "s,.v 100, after
Rev. p. Hepnessey, Of Jersey
Isritv. apiritual director, aud now tho oHs0e
was fairly started. and
From tho outset 10 was marked .'o
nv RI. Rev. Bishop by giving his ap
croval and By advocating the cause
Temperance in his pastotals and pubic 90
5sn..ss cave TO the movement an import
.nca and tone: which 1t had hefetofor
lacked. ..x..rt IN
officers consider that the complete s"cces
of the Union Is due. .,,+ae
societies, rapidly increased ana, IN a., ",
conrsa Of a few mouths numbered snI,
sociaties in the State besides societies ITO
Ohio illinois, and various other stat
where Union did not then exist.
Seeing the avidity with when ie lem y
ance men seized upon the "Onion" a0es "
I'd 9TH tbe various Unions then establis
I'D. looking towards the forming OF
National Union, which should include eve
."o;atv in the Country. Mr.. O'Briene
Torts eliminated in the calling Of Matte
al Convention of Catholic TemPere y
men in Baltimore on Feb. %@o' 1osH' :
IA results of that Convention are NO" oei
the Country. ,f
Union which assembled in Paterson,
Gnril oath. was honored by the presence
The RI. Rev. Bishop Bayley, very =
Thos. w. Burke, o. P. and ABOUT 81
PRIESTS from different parts OF the y, ~
The addresses of Father Burke ana Dis
IN Pamphlet form by the Union, and
two hundred thousand copies have
The New Jersey Union now number
forty societies with membership OF ne ne
4OOO. The First Annual Report VIII
published in q week or two.
Great preparations are beng mau a!
.hs state officers and by local societi
make Father Burke's lecture In EiizaRe
September q grand success.
JOHN j. O'MAHoNY, .
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OF. MARYJ FERsoN CoLLEST,

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA,
Situated ON the Mississippi River. Sixty Mtie' above
New Orleans.
Tb ancient and magnificent establishment, incor
pora ted by law OF the Legislature, and empowered
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on the % "
October It il under the direction Of the Aafiss
Fathers who society specially devoted 70 sducs
tion College Point and Convent Landing are eonvs-
nept and res uiar landing places for steamboats, going
to AID returning iron. New oreann
TERMS:
PAYABLE In U. 8. currency half yearly in advance
Board tuition washing and stationery per term OF
avs sosa and medicine ordinary Of Ill
Entrance iee to be paid only onoe :d for mop,by
In ADVANCE uErEREScgs,
u,. cracs tho Most Rev. Arcbbishop of New Orleans
| The Rev. Clergy OF AlStes
For further details apply TO the Very Rev. frs"i"sh'
at the College MIR p. PoURsINE,
| oclIv No ~ Gravier street. New orleahH.
.CApEMx OF THE VISITATION,
- Monte Maria Richmond, Virginia,
,, ,,,,.. =, fiji. institution will be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY IS SEPTEMBER.
1ar.pts and GuarI ans desiring aEstClaas Boarding
school for their Daughters and WArdS. will lind here
h.s1 Cite. /. the is the sS
TcxirSd and romantic situation IL adords In addftaon
sySy facility for acquiring an education mental ane
InsrSl "a 9 high grade. Large addisSoaS have pei
made 10 the buIdjngs to meet the increasing aPPhoS
t!ona for admission. ~. ~ Al,
MorninR star and Catholic Messenger, i2A CsrosdS,o
street.
O CIT JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
. CoDdueted by the sstors Of Charity
Q Near EnnitSburg. Frederick County. AhryiAne-
rhis Institution is pleasantly situated IN heeithy s1'
uictureoaue part Frederick county lSnt ~
nile from EmmtsbuTg and two miles IsS9 md incof
y Mry'e College. It was commences " n. IsIa In
- pora,ed by the Legislature Of Maryland ID 'e'O'
Ia I'll Lcr are cOnveniont and spseiouH'
,r.,..., ,.r .nsdomio year, including
a ~ sod BeddinE, WsshinG Msndtng ann ssoo a
"a '-S \
or eneh h 1 ps1zST1Ph1I:E m ADVANCE.
AoaaeAio year ID divided IN tive sessiSSs g ~ ~
. ,rs.ah hoTannfng FnsgeesfV0T % ~ NSSA - -
- "a 49, Soh OfyGnHnRI .
:ssrs q inQui<y diEssisss1 = - - rzEpxRzoa
-, - JoasPhS AanAs0y' 1ua'ssl u "
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CANT vIECENT'S COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpKAu, MISSOURI

This nsttution conducted by the Priests OF the Cao
1re0ntion OF the Mission 81. Vincent u 1o1a No.
6esSufuy located the Mississippi river feSy 1sn'
above Cairo, and hundred and hffy miles 5sis~ -
Ths College buildings large connodious and veal
ventilated. The RroundB aFe b1autiful extonnkFe oa
we'll adapted for 6eaithful exercise. . -
rho College In Of accesa Regular daily p1ehSea
touch At Cape Girardeea. - --.--.-.
T.he echoisstlo year Begins ths FIRST MONnAR
nv ERPTRMBER, and oAao about the arss 81 J0sSA
TERle6
Board and Tuition, Per sehsa.stis yeas e
Phypician'a Fec and Aedieinea-
Instrumental Nusc. -
" REV. A. VERINE, c. Ne
President Of the College
Or TO Rev. THOA J. SMITH, G. Il,
| au21 II ly Se. Josephs Church. New ossa-1~
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier q thS 49,
National Bank, No. los Cspsl street. Now OLE
hereby authofiaed receive and give receip& fo9 -
moaeSa which may DO paid 10 him for aeeouss - ~
| above Institution. - ar ,...,S.-n
l. New Orleans, August ,. 1879
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All the ioys Of earth will not assusge S our
80, a. e. ~ Eanuiness; whereas single gree
SoescaS 10 shroQd life in somSEe xSs.' "~~
ss.Ste q With nekhingneas at all PoinSs'
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE.
=. NEAR 8A1lEr1pBuxG.
FssAssiek CSanAV, Maryland.


FseasslOk cpanlv, Maryland.
AZ T.: sssS,.:s y::. si,isss .:s re s;s - ;:sss
s:Rs..hsr saa sSs Is 81 5ssssssy.
xhs VERNE Pr annsn ore eoooN o, fpr eaeh esNfsSa
~. fegsese tn savAnoo Phystr1aass fpe, go. 3s
Hcssss nfasy fe each esssases % sscA ShteA. 49,
sss sSss K, .s 3 'a1psd p sAs
An - studeAee instructed IN the deeerines uMG
Apptoeats Is sdnission who Sase ssaSisd in other
oSSess snS ssssniss Euas peedses csssaaeA ~ ss
Yogshs not aaalAed 70 enter The Collegiate eSase~
The Sess. Hdte 70 sks Csnsee e ~ US wssss.n..
nsaf the College. Tiokess seid through . fnGisss
Letters Of inquiry sheeid BE- sAarsspsa 70 Tie
"frssidsnt Of Nesns b. Xary CsIses.
orr cHAs n ,ssLSEs. 80 1is.t
| at. MARY's COLLEGE,
MARION COUNTY ny
st. Mays ssaGss, Lsss:s. 1sasee q hssAsvln ..
Session begins FIRST TUESDAY !. sssts~ss~
4seS Nd r.i.,oa. Pr yeer q ssn -
esA1,ae. vashine and Sfdinasy nssaa.g..-..... 80
TssssA - 6e..sa fsss - iisso .ss ss.i1iss -
CleeAoa 1asSe, a. extra Resks sd StsslsosU. %
kxv. I. fEHA. CR, Ii y,
!. CT IAyIR VA .-
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Mr. NcK. has also In land for which he 10 aken
IA extensive assortment Of
THE BEAUTY
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
THE UNION STOVE WORKS.
(I.ate r. r. Finchs Sous).
New York.
D. McKENDRICK, Agent,
a.. MAGAZINE sTREET....:........As4
Now Orleans.

To Buyers Of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE Z
t.sd. and to gesS ss
ss1sss sssy '' viii
ohFs for its many points Of superior practical useful
q eompessnt engineer e opeFats them and e keep
IN Ordinary opsrs
Z Of
'ne CULINARY DEPARTMENr
.houla DO supplied with so simple and effective an 'p
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
i : Annoyances Saved.
usesy consignment upon COOKED food indean.
dIns sns t Ing HSn sn
S 2, Of the forgetfui History
sss ID y.
brains and procure the
. BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which "a none the valuable because IL 10 beautiful
d Failure Of Old Inventions.
y Our experience, v,rE .tn '". ..f
4 AS MANuFAcruRRRss 1 FOR Ss THE EAST FORTY
rt beating inveatons that have been imposed upon tn
pnsons and after brief but veraous and SEpensy
trial, have been proven useless and ehtirey worm
Advice to Buyers.
r. In selecting Range there are several. i"portan
ponts SH az tSs Range DO what is claimed for
J 5ss the
nv THE general constructon-is 1t durable ana COZ
'e = The COSr-to buy and to maintain.
ne Our Claims to Favor.
,ry BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
OF As made by tho UNION STOVE WORKS. 1t
hin TSat will do much i not more !, work al
on buy It and e repair It than any
Il :. al to
ssd H.ass
Ss
e; = :':S
In many Of the others in
nest ovens are large T. are exactly
him s Sos on1 Sss o. o and
10 .nS G Ss
hut bsS" Hat 1t will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER
q to any other thing called by the name Of Range.
COok A GO0d ASanSe E-sseutiAi W AAoAo SoAA''
and .,..,. ~ s,-,,.b,,, and completing ,
ords bmss5oa appontments do not make the cooking
had Partnent proper ft1dy when IN t1e ,ga % ds
the harmony and mar the comfort OF every meal. y
into should have hrstclass COOKING ss
aised high prices 10 n0' H'"N'" 'utn'-
IS of BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN hAN'H
ut such priees tn at all have and use them ant
from believe them e BE- ana ,ba pnsie
have o'n'' 1'A's' - W.
: dis Its Rapid Success.
lnted THE REAUrY ELEVATED OVEN HANG
q the :. a.. ,ow orsr na.,srp,
ouch fsr SSins and Cooking the oeraiR
IL at the ovens always heating the s1se Of A =!
ss. petition Instead a,S ~ - eyiIsJ Sre
pie of Superior advantages this Range poSSessS O'
J. 1t low-Oven Ranges
It Must Bake.
Ie in THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANG
u see, ...... airoctrv mn and n,
and m 1ha oT Us' bofors leaving the Range.
q --:.... n.ad. hmm
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U NrvE rY.

Every candidate for sSmissicn not, psrsena1y as
quasntsd with sSnae Msnoer % sae facu!ty. msSs b
Bultins ssss three times aysar y ths pa!ssse 90
auAr0ianu Of usudents to Inform them 81 IL go
duct health and inpfovsmsat Of their sens o. vAle
An expesienced physcian daily visits the neltsute
and the greatest and attention bosto wed s
sick.
Board and taitop Dsr session Of ten months, t9S0.
Tho next session beRins on September ID. lSSA
Paymeuts must be made quarterly or bemiAn0uaaly.
in savanos Cataloguss contAining in,sruosioss 10
parents and full particulars win be sent Gree on sBs~
| RzvJ, G.. ZEALAND 8 J.,
| PRECEDENT n Leuis Univefsisy,.
| iy2, 3m g. Iouia, No
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Tho ciasses commence about the Arst of September,
and by the end Of Juno, by Examination ahe
public exhibition.
Cooks, etc. may be procured Al tho Instltatioa ss
moderate prices.
Pupils are received at any time during the year. and
charges made from tho date Of entrance only.
further particulars apply to the Mother superior
Academy Of tho Holy Angels. auN IL ~
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ID. McKHNDRIcK,
.!sa as.,,oarEs - t.-
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
No. AGA Magazine Street,
t.r Near tho corner of RsoeJ
s Ssw ORLEANS.

Dealer In Plumbing and Gas Fitting Materials and
Gas Fixtures.
Pariculsr attention solicited to largo and
plete assortment of articles In tho above lines.
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C1EOR0EToWN COLLEGE, d. c..
r,. ,1,,c y.,t begin, ON tho FIRST NON Dan
n an pTEMBEJ and ends In d . frat weef Of S0y
The Regular Course Of Lectures In TIE Mes~S ~~
Law Depart W ents will commence OotoOor 30
FOR further particulars sddress ,,,
iyqI On REV. JOHN EARLY, ; j.. FresbdeS1
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,EDUcAT1ouKI.

SEFeN HALL COLLEGE,
D. D. .....
q. SOUTH ORANGE. N. J.
The First Term begins September 4tb.
This College osrs the advantages Of supsslee edo
oAtcn Win the comforts and reAhsneats u home.
The DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT and ngvIRlGARY
bsing under the care Of the sistsrs Of Charity.
TxKMs Per annum, $500.
N. A. c0RRfaAN. d. D.,
aus 3m ri Presldent
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Under the Direction the Sisters Maraatos Of Holy
Uroas. .
Corner Of Rampant and Congress Third D,strio
New Orleans, Louisiana.
This magpiAoeat Institutiea chartersd Februasy
O. 1855 situessA In quiet and healthy losalsy -
" :sSsrSs Of Tie city, az a. sssrt Ssss..e: a.
sna A0ogds all those advantages which oontribate -
tha health ana ssoarity Of it, inAstss.
xupils ct I'll lamentations edAittsA eAefR ~
s s. s. ssss ,ss @ e sSs
I tAs InsttSasAon.
| TIE systsn Of sdaeats4 embraces the Frsnsh ~
1aFli:A $500 viz, ns.Snk fson.nahip. 20
sra 0soGssAya - ot tAs oaoSsa PEees aaA Ioel1la
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dls-wsrk TaDsSy, xnbeoaassy, ArtAuAal 1sswss, -
TERNs-PAYAENTs TO Ri MADn 0UAATNnlY
| IN ADVANCE:
| Board and Tuition in French and Raslsh, per =
Entrance Fec for the srss year only 10
EXTRA OHARQEs:
MSse On TIE Pisao. per quarter 9
UO1 Of Piano
| Stationery .................. Y
WAahine IL =
| Tapestry ana Gmbroi
Artificial Flowers lS
"a Drawing y
Painting lo
H3thn Summer S00eOn
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p.,av made cistsrns, Of 4hs 6esf seasoned cypress
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