davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1872-12-22
THE SUNDAY; DECEMBER e. 1872

=, ~ :,
Out; tells about - Ihe Motherof Al the to1eas
"a pe6tiferous creature that dctled all traps and
ono,n1 ondad ~ h1ocn
e6. J eii-6o, MH -, ,.1:s. - - - :o -
Het ~ out " iel uote ~ tne eAp4ostol ~ 1lue'
lne adventures u Llttlo -AaAttA A1ostI
are illustrated with half-a-dozen comlcal little
cuts, and are funny enough.
HPatsav F1aah l. ca 'Mells Of famous busi-
rooanoncorr IL +bo ~, 1ficbfoan rava1r,
Patsey, the Senior member Of the frIn, was
g Irish, an orphan and II wears old" His two
partners vera Flash ysho was black-aud-tan-
99or and a horrai which held the lemonade
--1,;a11, r.sa a. - tee7, =; t-.5n ~ Da+.av d..
J. 1Su ~ VIA 1l1o A1Soo - A'o0'' 117an
These Tie LIGHT art;c1ea serva 10 lure the uns,,s-
pectng ln1anb INTO an astfoao'"icaA tseaslse
Apoue Constelatlons
:. alter thls. there ls more sto1y,teillns, IN
Sh1ch appears :" q sooty IhunaerGolt, one OF
novel ieatnIe 81 oar tonng fGaSs le ahs ae-
sketches a1d noema hv vnnnp .contrihnfoTs'
hosa oaas auu 1arv P from II T. iS aHd Who fnrnsh
-perhans With q little surreptitious helm from
fn11u rnoa aI th;nra ;,e Y Hara for one il ""01
e'e se .~,
oyou grown folts with your wisdom,
You don't know 1Shnt Baby knons;
Yau have never seen the fairiea
IN N the a NY . ana re hS soSe tso,, ,rh;,n.
Ae NAV hosar IN tha eir.
on1y Bs6y Hear hears 4 tben erer,-
ali for him their stories rare. =
oyon grown foke with yonr , r'che''
Levels, s - stlser, M precious sa ass sgolo,
Tressres ese nps reat e hs as saII hands hold.
For the buttsrcnrs are Golden
And he daisies zilver.white,
And the dewdrop, in the morning,
Is jewe, diamond-brieht.
q von orovn fo1ts With rour wisdom.
Do not spoil these visions bright;
Soon the world will close around him,
Shutting out the glorious Light:
soon heH rningle IN its pleasures,
Viii, the flowers and tha birds.
Va h.va saa,, Within = month anna ve-aaa
vritten an The a aane % tbonnht hy nanch mars
nratanf;o1,s wr;tar 1yhn d;3 nof nrodnca nv.
fbinc hsif AZ . good na 11suda'a aimnle 9 Iinas'
o~O>> ~ -~%1>'>~~ ''N|@'f'+@ 1|11S'
po,,u. sc,rucr ,,on7u,v
1911 o-rn e oe.eMes .r-'.,19'. WY -.
lee f9pusar ocaence Mo"uuy nas poILl,Ak .11,a VI
Dayid Pay Livingstone, and articles as follows: M
'.The Study OF soclology-Sup1ectlSe D1thcnl-
s,"-by Herbert Spencer "sRo9taneous
movements n Plants, aired y; 6ennett,
Y: a; :; 8; SC, = L. :; Q!;useratea); "L3ghs ana
6ne 9 remand IL Fapi5on3; New Fhaa9 70 OF
German Ihought-..Ihe Philosophy OF the IN
c0uSClQuB." from the French OF Leon DTu0Df
, 1872-12-22
BRIDGEPORT VS.. sTOCK-YARDS.

Which Is the Best Locality for the s1nuahter-
Housess
70 the Editor Of tbs Chicago Tribune:
Srn: The above caption was the subject OF
lengthy article in your issue OF Monday. the 10th
inst; and, after arguing the subject pro and
con-, you close by using the following language.
to wit: ut does seem questionable whethar
the health and comfort Of tho people will bo
advanced by concentrating this business at
point which apparently cannot be drained"
am quite surprised at this remark that it
cannot be drained. What is to pre-
vent the digging Of small channel from
the head Of the South Fork Of tho South
shall intersect the Illinois d Michigan Canal,
q distance OF about two miles, and thereby &C.
curing constant flow Of wafer from the lake
through the South Fork, just IS it now flows
through the South Branch. To secure the right
OF way for such q channel would probably not
cost one cent, for it could ultimately be dug ont
by the brick-making process to the full capacity
Of 3 nhip-canal, and at right angles from this
maiu canal, and Oh both sides, could be made
any quantity, Of slips by the same brick-making
ing this, would no doubt be
very glad to give the right OF way for q channel.
The slips could be kept perfectly clean by arte-
sian wells. Such an enterprise can there be
carried out, free Of cost to the land owners, as
will give q three~fold greater value to their
lands than they would at any time otherwise
possess. II such an enterprise were completed
there to-day, it would be the most advantageous
point for the entire lumber trade and every thing
Of q kindred nature, because the stock-Yards
afford the only common centre for all the tail
road tracks in the city. To other points the cars
may go; but there they 7aust and do go daily
and hourly; and, when there, have convenience
to gather up the lumber in their imme-
twisting, and backing all over the
city. The nearer all parties engaged in heavy
freightage can get to the Stock-Yards,-this
common centre OF al the roads,-the more ad-
vantsgeoua it will be for all partiea concerned.
=. Now, these things being true, suggest that
tho city take the necessary action to secure this
right Of way for = ship canal and then,
through the centre OF said right Of way, dig .
small channel, sufficient to cleanse the South
Fork Of the South Branch. This j., being done, all
low, and in due time. And because they soin
follow, the land -owners will doubtless under
stand their own interest sufficiently to induce
them to donate the right OF way. It is only
necessary that the city give them the opportu-
nifty. PnoaREss.
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Miseeltansoils.
THE SOUTH AND GRANT.
LETTER ERoM Colonel ELwELL.

WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia, May Is, 1872.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in he tcorid--
perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous; nc
disappointment: no ridiculous tnts or disagreeabie
odor The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors Halr Dye
produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black or nat,irai
Brown leaves the hair clean, soft, beautiful; does
not contain particle of lead any injurious a co,
pound. Sold by all druggists Factory, 70 boNp
STREET, n. Y. oetS11Wp
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&ennebtt yournal,
Published on Water Street, Foot Of Court,
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
BY SPRAGUE, OWEN h NASH.
Daily Aennrbee sournal.

Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
gives reports ofthe Markets and has carefully pre-
pared political and local articles. and generous
amount oi farming, home aud miscellaneous read
,ny With full compilation Of state news.
Terms. u per onnum IN advance $sii payment
is not made within the year. Single copies ocenff.
10 be had ut the bookstores and ut this Office.
Advertisements one inch in length, three in.
sertons less, u 00 rs cts for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements, or those Inserted
for any considerable length oftime viii be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Offices Is per cent. additional
Amusement Notices. ~ per square per week.
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ANoTHER KENTUCKY WoNDr, - p.
aespondent gives the following sooo mt =,
wh;cn s.; bridge up in the mountains.
exceeds IL some OF 1t: Proportions, at least
nature nature; In Carter county. Kent S sane
Is great curiosity called eTs
v;s;s 'arai BRIDGE" which well repava n
snhi;rs 20 those attracted by strange and
Little Carry, Which fs sRsG 9s. stream called
Ioe This bridge is 2l9 feet in the snan
sSo Ieet nigh, IL feet wide, and feet th;cI
tne middle and 80 feet at the ends ha;n@
Hn underneath and level on the tom
caS. na:naSea deet below it there ia a cas-
Sade with afall of rs feet, aud two n, lis
distant there is another cascade with a f,Is
Vi ND- ieet. From the bottom of the
s1!lne spruce pine has grown m TO the
:neignt OF four feet above the ridge. mak;n1
It's entire height 200 feet. The sides Of the
n at1ne are so rugged that, were it not for
the bridge wishing to get under IL wdnid
nave to walk two miles, It is it,terest;n~
20 compare the dimensions of this hride s |
WIZ ~ tnose OF the celebrated Natural Bridge
CIV virginia. which is 80 feet in, span. 80
The Irdss j. i net tn thick aud go feet high
IN the neighborhood. In its vicinity are I
Two streams known as Big Sinkay ana
Little Sinkey, which. emerge from tha
gaoand good sized streams, and after a
course OF about two miles again disappear.
There is also an artesian we'll Which
formerly threw up a jet about four feet
h bsg OF h the size Of common barrel; but,
trunks of trees thrown into it bv persons
deslrous of finding out it's depths, ft now
on only plays to the height of foot above
me level OF the pool. Some years ago. in
the month of August, the writer encoun-
e tered an enormous rattlesnake crossing the
road roa o, near the bridge. In length he Just
reached across the road, and In thickness
ne seemed to measure in the middle Of the
= Go . ABOUT as much as an ordinary churn.
t, !led my horse, got some good rocks and
tried my best on him but my volley only
O. him to make the woods ring with
a als rattles. So, not liking the look Of his
eye, mounted my horse and made flank
movement, leaving my hero in possession
Of the field: told an old citizen what I
mao 81 seen s He said: Signs of that snake
4a suen oeen found there for twenty years."
suppose he lived in one of the large caves
around the bridge. 0"'o'
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Cor Ion OF THE SISTERS on ST, JOSEPH
Sefner ST Philip and Galvez streets oaNf d
New Orleana

and rhs paS. TIL:
the same Sr III Racreaton table, dormitories sra
mote ansStosats union between tha senas to pro.
,Ites intrusted to their motherv co. Ano the
vith thn tion Is thorough and solid And IN
IN ho.h ToqIrements Of society. The conrse
ad 90 and Frenoh) al the brsncbes ~
tsnSbt nv az the present day. Each snana1e r.
49, Dy saves OF respective oountries a.
and year closes with public exhib,t,,n
vited. - p''"Aums 70 which parents arc In.
Ed.aoation 10 here the object of speoia, .t..,.,
h. Governing those placed under thar On ana
w ~ alone the Sisters Of 81 Jo.onh
49, cucate principles Of solid pietv reamr s
inst;i of polite and amiabio dsnora 1ne
pns OF respect and affection toad. 0a ana
NNyns o. an denominations arc admitted PAiente
scboni i-uuIing the bathing season the Roara,,,
Of ST. %0xsd to the Bay st. Louis whore the sstsrs
TH isHs nave Ne hourishng academy ' ''''e's
Washing, .' .e54 90
Entrance, '.'--'--.--.-.-.... 10 90
Sinoina Tssons and use Of Instrument. .. % M
M.ei, on painting according to the numbsr NJ W
artSo;S In all 10 varieties golden embradpr
charge. sA' !" Inc ooafders without extIa
aor iurther particulars address, .sun.r,or... -. A..
OF the Sisters of St Joseph Roy ISL Se,v 1
A'"nsi Or IL more convenient, apply to 1''" VI
no,e7,,r THOMAS LAYTON
y or c. ID. ELDER AGENT
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EDUCATIONAL.
OF TINE
- CT "a y LATE CONCEPTION,
:. :" oS Mr,m and Baronne stree.s.

sna .spa~ss BY tn. Stat. a.
are w sri sfss rs
Co%tyasd entirely out OF rom sss s, purposs
s% The pass = 7s
Engiish. Trsno Of distraction embraces ar..s r..,
ply ssh sSs and Msnss
oemmercisl branches also the nrnp and the usual
read and Wiz nos admitted unless they Know how
lead "%; and religion. training of the .tuas,,
an astory month . report 10 sent - ,...
The rank In elass and attendance con-
October and ends sSopt nsGn; on the nrst Monday of
oSte s9est Course payable in sa.
two month. 19c and In Unjsd
N.opaa.fatory Course Sl6 w.
CIV Rkv r aAurRRLer p,..,,.
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81. srAN1sLAUs coMMRRcIAI. coI -.
BAY ST. LOUIS, Mss,s.,rr,

and condn ,.nsi9n chartered by the State I.,,.,.
has been in ~ inc BrotheTs Of the secrsd H:
:se View On Of fhs s az
81 ne SEA breeze and bsthna in tIe ens
and &. pop. to
all the braaOhe. good EnalsS sdu SSa,ss
Roard aud n~.,., TERMS: o~"eeSioaa
advance n per session. payable half yearly In
GOsn M
5edding, per session fonti.ni. 10 90
OOctors Foes F'sp-.-..-..-.-...... 10 10
vacation, If spent AZ tba g.. 90
ExTR. o., .ion so 90
M :. az ~ ana 1. Violin, per month each
Fiutc. Per ma .Ath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 50
brass Instrument ner r,nntS 90
GTn1s and German anguages Der month s.cr 90
mha4 72ly 6H9; FLoRLMoND.
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For the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANCE

BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
o,a Ans made by the UNION STOVE WORKS it i,
With That Ti It Tl do as much If more work and
sHs9nss in ssa
asn5s,s to make
ssssns and tho s:
sss.asas Of
SSs' T.h s will be
many Of the others in use. anu refuse out OF
ovens are large and its re-chambers are eSsnt hs
SIZE r.! That an It oe9 ona Ss s OF fuel
but is REALLY general look
ornamental to any kitchen, suggesting the name c
g. That It will BMAKEoU1cKER and BETTER than
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
Ma1y i'm furnish completing their
B es Ropes f so
House should have irstoass Cooking 1ppsrats Iyy
hish prices DO not always furnish it. We sell the '
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
Il 1AEG aGf III and
other Range of its class known to the public w any
Its Rapid Success.
LIE bbAC11 ELEVATED OVEN
5aPay sstD s ssi eos Of the low
poeition, instead Of SHOPPING one willis bakinS
(saying lame back and Its attendant eviIs 80 g.
OF the superior advantages this Range Possesses
low-oven Ranges. P0""'' ''eE al
1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
must bake as the beat directly up and around
Snecial Cnnveniancos - |
The Ovens are provded h ventilators for the
u SIEAM There s Sie In the back for ere egcapo
u SURPLUS HEAT from the top of the RANCE. a1so |
damper, at the bottom of the same nlate Sor fbe |
Escape OF Dust etc., (arising from the rakna 81 The
oais and preventing 1t from flying around the
The heat be passed TO from either Of fhs nrena
" regulating the hampers in the columps Tbs OVENS
AN be DRAWN OUT, allowing the SCOT and dirt TO be
Above and over the OVENS large closet Of annie
ze Tor the especial purpose OF warming dfabeS lafe
70, whenever desired. Also many other new apd Ia |
Iabe convenienceS which viii be fully appreciatsd
Caution.
Be certain, when yoa ask for the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
nat Il has the words
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
It oYw thu oTan dunra -.
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Modesty and the dew love the shade.
Both of them sparkle in the light of earth
only to ascend to heaven.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-05-12

rust him little who praises all; him less
censures ell, and him least who is in.
Rerent about all.
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EDUCATIONAL.
IooNa LADIES' ACADEMY.
r, Under
LIE DIRECTION OF THE ryRsrrv. rNxa
Two Miles below Nav o~,a.,.

and q. S. We ansy q
: !, e.s s.S r.
sSSSson BY hs N , & z: ps
The 81 sssr y:y
10 socuatom nn s the orming of their hearts to yrt
q ads.: and s s%,ssls
e. ssc.s
Of dns sS Of and the ~a
ss PsP:
.s sa "a. sss :srs
oh H,sy's:i o:rs.R health Of IN. .,,.
. s1' II z
20 SsSS, .1d Of rsia.stos AZ
ss d.: :s , ssS:s
Ssa 70 4 In and %sy Tie
!s:ss% q r sssssass
1 11ss az SS:sSS
HythoioSy '4S b G,oSss History !ancsaG and mcdsrE
SsssSzys, ff1s:s End nI.:aes
Ts :sf ss $s..s ss;s
e.a
ten ssa. sss I'd nd.
e: :s': II :s s.y A.
Day sa..on s and
fap-r-
Entrance for the 1osrie..' ID
Entrance for the Day Scholars o.
fore az v made for those who are withdrawn ~
~ on" oi Term, nor Tor accidental abecncoa
s.. EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery lone and tho Use Of Maps and Globe. Do,
Music Der month o.
For tho U.e Of Musical Instruments mar non;n g
Ws.hna p.s per 70 o.
66.3Rsn.ss ior the bathing sssson. Season. sc
nees.aa1y iS sa lss ssps Pc. term
r. the 3. sh
es srs;s <
blue ssis . Ss is sSa In 'am'' Wits
,hanSes Sf linen Icy must b provided With twsvs
,Ss, night on. S.si I'M
sna s fsss Rs' t q
inen two smaller Ones :un.bonnet three mro -
doSesa Uniform %nss BE- made according to tie model
oned .r * the EsaSshmsnt the shove men.
p Pc ana and fo,k knife and tumbier mattress
ter two bIantsts ,0DH Sy two and quarter wide boil
md half wide with pillow cases. sIs one foo
MD her, small bucket toilet with drawer oo
oct AMI ks .'ie onair and small workbox also with
VI, Oose,uations -visits are limited to Sunday. .,.
their fathers mothers euardiaSs brotSsr. sns pnps
no on the aforementioned days the pariors ar LOT
until haGrpins sns ana
ne young ladies forbidden TO receive fruts "r
Which commences about the middle g, ysars vseation
nds on the 9TH Of November. Parents I'M ahS.
.des may their studies on tbe ssms nS yoonE
tner absence 10 ever allowed except In case of scE,
,e III TO make their first communion Ia
oc29 II tjea3 ~
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9 Sir name.

KnighthoOd turns Christian name into
q Sir name. -
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AN extensive assortment of '' "n'oh no Is agent)
THE BEAUTY ~
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
MADE BY
THE UNION STOVE WORKS,
Late R. R. Finch's sous),
New York
D. mcKENDRIcK, Agent,
464............ MAGAZINE STREET
New Orleans

To Buyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
they win examine into and compaee request tl,a
e s
Tor its many points Of superior practical
A Comparison.
some Of the Elevated Oven Ranges need tho
them in working order Th one as. and to keep
sbsnsSoIs 81 ssa
nep Is rare Of great to
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
snoad be supplied with simple and effective m
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
Annoyances Saved.
II you would save yourself from preat d,.o,,,,,-.
aeS food or nden
out Of order and VIII MT because the
hs fs she III
as win
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
"hch s none the less valuable because IL In beap,f,
Failure of Old Inventions.
Our experience,
AS MANUFACTURERS Rs FOR q THE LAST FORTY
10 " numerous nj cooLro ~
Inventions that have been imposed nnoS th
puoic by Ignorant and obscure uAkera ~ ,rpot .ne
tensops and after brief but vexatous and Pre-
iass nave oeen proven useless and entirely worth
Advice to Buyers.
points to be considered viz: e'ei"i. important |
T Mn m the Range az DO what is claimed fOrt1
Can the parts Cor plates) be easily replaced ;n
they are burnt OUT accidently broken " 1~'o |
venient ~ uuraoie and con- |
5. The CoST-to buy and to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
For the
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| - - IA a Il j 4 Err SON COLLIE !
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, Ia.
on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles abov,
New Orleans.
LUIS ancient and magnificent Embellishments ,n,,
porated by law Of the Legislature and emno,T...s a.
ana degrees. will be opened on the Sd of
| O0o"er IL Is under the direction of the hsar,.t
Fathers, who form a society specially devotad :.
oon. College Point and Convent Landing ar. co...
nient ana ref landing places for steamboat. ,
to and returning from New Orleans ''''S
| TERMS:
1syaDio IN U. ). currency half yearly in advanoe:I
b3aro' tuition washing and stationery DER term NJ
ds fees s and medicine ordinary cases Of $3.50
n s@A if9 to be Paid only 10
| in advance 70 paid ior monthly
His Grace. The Most Rev Arobbisibo,, =, ~.
Inc hev. Clergy OF Alters
Mt ,Ss a1ner Details apply to the Very Rev. President
oo,,u MIR: p. PoURs1NE.
oe' ~ NO. ~ Gravier street. Now Orleap.
81 'oShFh'S To TEsg L4DfrsA ACADEMY FOR
formerly of Charleston, South Carolina,
This InstitutioD ia adapted in everv r..,.,.
T hs bud Ss5GS the LEGATION
tne modern improvements and heated throuaboa,
Tne Ursulins. being for the three oenture.
edncatio s % rRS oest qualified for the formation and
Sh S6e Pups e eea
In the Of the
care GUIDING ana abe Ifeiisst but with materns
ern Oh tne present condition tho South
Bedding pupil Thon
Driving Painting and I5 Music
as asarf Rs:
apt7tf
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia
The duties OF this Institution will be resumed on tn.
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
Parents and Guardians desiring n fra. o,... po-,
cneoi or their Daughters and Wards will dnd barss
Located in the healthiest portion Of one Of the
retired and stna Hh lArsS
Of Sa aGr occurring an digestion mental and
mast T e. sd6siSns have been
ons fSr adnisson. - '1--s sPPnos-
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1succesSsF to Bennett & Lurse,.,
Southern Ornamental Iron Works,
Corner Magnolia and Erato sts..
Near Jackson Railroad Depot
Now Orleans La
o.ac ESmitning and Homework I'm eeuerzt-Yaults "a
S9 etc., made to order the stortest notice
---Se . ao Eoonafy. se227I Iy
X. BAILEY,
Or
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70 -"-- CANAL STREET. 1k6 Nj
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&rozenl. N y" "aeel laIter IL
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rue classes commence about the first of sa,tar,h..
nnh cose ~ the end OF June by examinstion SJ
n b1ok1 etc. may be procured at the Institu.ios a,
hPupih are received at time during the vear ,,s
h E inhue from the date Of entrance only
TOT Iurther particulars apply to the Motbcr suA.-,
academy of the Holy Angels. o,S1 IN er e,
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Gas Fixtures anu Has Fitting Materials and
pste assortment Of solicited to his largo and COM
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nj VI.
| Cross. ~A"1J
oorner OF Hampart and Congress strees Third D,.r.
New Orleans Louisiana.
This magnificent Institution was chartersd F..,
1900 N situated In Q quiet and healthy Iocaiitv Z
the suburbs OF the city and at q short dstsncs -
and affords All tSy." vent stsa
the health and security Of Its Inmates 70
Fuplis OF all denominations arc admitted. half A.
promotion OF order and regularity all are ohiigeS
tsnc the public exercises and conform 10 te r,S.
the Institution. ~ iu'ee o.
The system OF education embraces the Frame. -.
EnSnsh languages, viz; Reading Penmanahn Fr.nsS
s rn GEngsh Grammar Arithmetic, Ancient and NO.
Somposinons History ncent and Modern SaoroS a.
Proiane, Chronology, French and Eneijsh iJts,"tEs
rhetoric, Mythology, Natural Philosophy. Chsmist.e
Musia ryS botapy hseping Aathsmatics, ote
die-work Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers 80
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