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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09
CoMMoNwEALrH OF yIRGINIA, CITY OF RIcI

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICH
MOND-to wit:
l, John H. Hamptona notary public for the city of
Richmond, nthe State Of Virginia. do hereby certify
that Wilson G. Thomas aud Edwin L. Pilklnfon, the
general partners in the firm of Thomas ilkinton,
this day personally appeared before me IN my city
aforesaid. and mnde oath that John Z. M1Liams the
has actually paid In cash to the capital OF the said
frn the snn of fifteen thousand dollars.
Given ur,ler my hand this latl day Oh March,
ls;. JOHN IL. HAMPTON.
NH i3-d5t&tlaw4w Notary Public.
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GRUBgs 6 WILLIAMS, AuetioneerS.

4 portion Of the aboyc-described lots were sold
Thursday, and the sale of the residue Is postponed
to SATURDAY, Goth April, at o'clock 7. VI.
The lots remaining about fifty In nulnber) EN-
brace some of the most desirable In the plat
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
IN &C 0 IL AuCtiOnpCrS
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MACHINERY. &C.
MACHINERY. &c. ------,--
uTHLIAM E. TANNER Il co.
w METROPOLITAN WORKS
CANAL. STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEWN"

manufacturers Oh
ENGINES,
BOILERS,
RaRK. GRIS'r, and PLASTER .a"'A-
GAS MACHINERY.
MILI.-GEARlSG,& sc.
Rspair-work solicited.
Freights to ah points low. &c
Sa,l f,r .Ir
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nRIyATE DWELLINGS FOR SALE
i IN 4 DESIRABLE LOCAL1Tf.-i, am :, an-
trorized to sell tho three following DESIRABLE
RESIDENCES viz: II, r.
Ono on the east line of Eighth street. north OF
Leigh street containing eight rooms, besides SER
wants apartments. &c. Lot IS by 100 iect.
Also a BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESlDENCE
on the west line Of Ninth near to Leigh street, con-
taiuing ten rooms, including servants apartments
Nearly new; handsomely Finished with modern I'M
prOvcmcntS. -r,,>-,,,1>-n ~ .,o
east lire Of Fifth between Cary ana Canal strecls,
with handsome shade trees in front and remarkably
wcll-built containing ten rooms, besides Si.chen'
SC. Apply to po, vi r S0cR 9rennt
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LIME AND CEMENT.


OCKLAND AND VIRGINIA LIME
LII 500 barrels ROCkLAND LIME IN store. Also,
ROCKVILLE VIRGINIA LIME constantly OH
hand. For sale mt manufacturers prices.
10000 bushels AGRICULTURAL LIME. Fol-
sale by
NH 90 4. S. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-09

TOR SALE, IL FINE FARM, four and a
4 half miles from the city, OIL the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad Terms libe-
". L. TANNER & CO.,
an LIN ITO south Seventh street.
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b Lyme & Brother,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

TlOR SALE OR RENT.-Wishing to re-
tire from the mercantile business, l will sell at
auction on the premises. on the 18th day of April,
ISL. at noon, my SrOREIIOUSE aud LOT. now PC
tupicd hv the firm of +. l.. Harris & Co.. located at
Frrdnrck's Hall. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. and universally regarded us the best stand Ill
TERMS or SALE: One-third cash. and the residue
OH Il credit of six and twelve months. equal install
cnts. deferred payments TO bear eight per cent. IN
tercst and title withheld till all the purchase money
Should sale not be effected on satisfactory terms
then, the property will bc rented to the haleSt pid-
der for twelve months.
! will also offer for sale a TlALF-ACRE LOT, adj
Joining store lot, which has Il DOuBLE-CABlS
with stone chimney upon 1t. r. l.. LaRRls.
At the same time and place rs the above, we. Will
sell Of public auction our entire STOCK OF GOODS,
+. l.. HARRIS & co.
II rp,.,, Auntjopnpr NH 3n- apdtl
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TOR SALE OR RENT, RESIDENCE
Motley 1t is in good order. and immediate possess
SION will be given. Also, for the summer, or longer,
an excellent DWELLING near Harvie, containing
seven rooms. with acre of highly improved land
attached. fruit trees, shrubbery. &c. Apply to-
DIR. w. II. GWATHMEY,
an 4-codet No. 1915 Ross street.
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REUBEN FOSTER, btNCt'T -feV3''' ~
+ /. TAYLOR. General Ticket snd Frcigh' Ag0A'
Richmond. ,,, ,u. uhI
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-11-14
KRESSEL'S.
Manhood: NeW Lest. How Restored.

~----- Just published q now edition Of
S%ssS2>sSs DR.. CuiycrweI's <eie-
81, DRAFTED Essay on the I,fGicM
~ .0-t NSitIout mSicincl Of
-ra.-f,q,ur'I.Y, ur Seminal Weakness, Invounta-
ry seminal i,r>... TNro~E"CY Mental and Physical
lnrau,ijy imp.dimcnl, 10 Marriage, etc; also
CoS~I.vrT..5, ;ruEI'>T anl FITS, induced ~ self
Indulgence or ~,.Nuai vNtrayagauCc.
~ I'ti.' in q s"a'rd cnvrop" only c2ntS.
The celebrated author, ia this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
prtcti,' tat ia, alarming consequences Of self
bu>,. may ba radically cured without the dangerous
use al iut"rua mc.licinr The application Of the
knife: Ipinl:u. "It moue Il cure al once simple,
certain and gfrctuel l'y means of which every suf-
isrrr. no ulttrr what his condition may be, may
cure LiI>.lf cl.c2P,y, privately. and TadicdHy.
/ Ih.~ Lecture should be in the hands Of every
voIth aud every man in the land.
S,nt under seal il plain envelope to any ad-
dra,s. y.tpGid GA receipt Of six cents, or two post
stamps
AiIo Dr. CuIycrwers Marriage Guide" price
- cents.
Adde'S the Publishers.
CHA>, J.C. kLlSF & CO.,
~ Bowcry, New YORK, Post-Ofice Box, d,js6.
Jan. i, lS1-.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-11-14
SEA ISLAND HOTEL
Gormcrly the saxton House)
REA FORT, s. C..

This House. the travelling public and more espe
a appreciated by others seeking genial Southern c o
escape the rgors seasons will be reopned October " 1917
The than double its former Capacity anu
mp convenience calculated MINISTER TO lhe
pleasure guests and The proetors Will earnestly
all who become their patrons the comforts ana
rarely found elsewhere than hom Situated on the co "
enjoying the advantage of sea air. Beaufort so lar oou as
agreeable The table will continually be
the Northern and Southern markets. uooo livery
accommodations finely equipped Billiard Hall, bowling S' anu "
epnh Office are among desirable acquisitions of the house
Beaufort daily with both Charleston and Savannah
by railroad and steamboat which readily accessible in from
five o minutes from the hcte.
MI nj. KIrJGNGArN &c CO.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-11-14
Sperial 2Qptltgs,

ASIhna-Any medicine which will alleviate
the ParOXySmS Of th dreadful SiScaSc will be hailed
with joy by thousands Of sufferers. The certificates
which accompany joNAS WHITCoMB'> REMEDY. are
from the nOs reliable sources and attest to lis
d-rul power even in the most severe eases. Joseph
Burnett 4 Co., prOprietor>, Boston.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-11-14
FT.NAL DISCHARGE.

Notice Is hereby given that i. T. Meggett, admin
istrator q; tht c,i:te oi Miss ANA T. Mcggett, de-
ceased has arplied to IIoa. r. Howell GleaycS
J,tic Of Probate in and Tor the county OF Beaufort
for a final discharge II, administrator.
= is ordered that the twenty htih day Of Noven,
her A D. 1872 be fixed for hearing Oi petitions, ana
a ..,al settlement OF sid estate.
r. HOWELL GLEAVES, :.
judge OF P4Oo4te Tor Beaufort County
Oct 81 &.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

Early in the coming session Congress
will be asked to make an appropriation for
one of the most andacious mechanical feats
ever attempted in even this ooid land of
more than the adding of a story to the
general post Office building at Washington.
not by building it from the present roof
upwards, but by raising the immense strnc-
tnre twenty feet in the air, and erecting
the additional portion on the old founda-
ton walls. The general post Office covers
an entire square. The outer walls are of
marble, three feet in thickness; the inner
walls are of brick. All the rooms are
Aoored with slate, bedded upon groined
brick arches. Chief Architect Mullett is
the protector of this magnificent under.
taking in architecture and dynamics, and
intends that his lifting and building shall
rot in the least interfere with the business
usually transacted at the central point OF
our vast postal system.
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merning Star ana 7cathufic Messenger.
Few eRLEANs. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER "a. ls7a
Anothes euro at Lourdes.


"X" o correspondent of the London
Tablet writing under date of October 18th,
from Belgium, says: r
/ was last week in company with an EN-
inent Catholic member OF the Upper
House of Parliament in this country, VINO
spoke of o miraculous cure which had, to
his knowledge been wrought at Lonrdes-
and he added, "My friend M. de D, OF
Brussels, has Just started with his daughter
who has been unable to leave her oeo LOT
months or to sit up-she Is being oorne on
. mattress from Brussels to Lonrdes anu
she says, as che has constantly SAID during
her illness, that no physician will DO her
any good, but that at Lourdes she will be
cured"-et ellie sera guerle, adoeo d.. 10
Senateur, with an accent OF strong ialen,
which made the others who were WIN
myself at the dinner-taoie almost snare III
his conviction. :,
now learn by q letter just received
from M. le Senateur, which has been COM
municated to me, that last wednesday
Nademoiselle de D, accompanied by
her father, arrived at Lourdes; that on
Thursday morning sue was carried 70 ene
CROFT and was cured instantaneously lin
enhancement guerie); all her inhrmitles
disappeared in an instant (d'nn seul COUP;
she began to walk Immediately, and her
health is perfect.
These facts are announced in letters re-
ceived from the " miraculee" herself, from
her father. from the sister of M. lie Sena-
teur, Who was at Lourdes at the time, and
from Others. -,
The details Of this miraculous cure will
soon be publicly known; and, In conse-
ouence OF the high position OF M. de D.,
this event ia destined probably in the hsu de-
i've Of good, as it must certainly attract
great attention. .-..-,
may add that in this country plumbers
of persona have gone, and are still going
to Lourdes; and one frequently hears q
sudden cures which were witnessed there
by some Of the pilgrins: 1 am acquainted
With a medical man Of largo practice, whit
not long since was witness to an extraor
dinary case Of cure at "the grot," ant
since his return he is accustomed t" say u
his patients, "Allez q Lourdes, allez
Lourdes." :.
Belgium whose sufferings have been re-
iieved after Novena made to Our Lady
Lourdes, and the use of the water from
"the spring."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24

DIRECT TRADE AND IMMIGRATIoN.-Ihe
tide of foreign Immigration pours steaoliy
into this country in ever increasing volume,
with the rash Of mighty an river; vs %ions
causes have conspired to produce this re-
eult and the already rich and rapidly
growing North whose prosperity mas pc
come piethoric, still profits almost e4ciu-
sively by it. Some scanty streams trickie
soutRward, and Texas and Virginia are
Siverting riyulets, with their fertile fields,
but as vet our Empire State sits lIstiessiy
silent and quiet, while the broad stream
distributes none of its fertiliZing Watefs
into her millions OF uncultivated and Nm
cared for unoccupied acres, needing one
that irrigation to blossom IKE Tue lo psrnh
Icon has already devoted much earnest ef-
fort towards calling the attention OF the
Legislature and people OF Georgia, anu
that Of the enterprising cit'zens OF oaSan-
nah, whe desire to see the Forest City
swell into the proportions OF great cry,
of the small sneeys and narrow minded
sparlings of captious critics, who SIT IKE
hnzzin9 blne bottle flies on the chariot
wheels of progress, will continue the WORK!
At an early day we shall report the pro
gress made by the last Legislature, ana 'ne
friends of the movement, and the stepa
now taking and to be taken to further the
twin enterprise of Direct Trade and !mni
grafton. which will make of Georgia the
1ndisnnted Empire State of the South, and
of Savannah the successfui rival of the
Crescent City, who now disputes the palm
with her. and whose merchants ana hal-
road Presidents are wide awake and striv-
ing to perfect both projects. how the tiae
of Immigration continues to how may oe
Judged by the following items, drawn IRON,
ontside sources. We learn from New ork
papers that "duriRg the past month l@,S4.
German immigrants were landed at ina,
nortNan increase of 1889 rs compared
With the corresponding month Of last year
Since January, 1888 Germans arrived
AGAINST 69, GAG during the corresponding
period of last year. The majority OF tne
. Eerman Immigrants landing here were
destined for the Western States" Also
from the Petersburg Appeal, we ma ina
= fstbe steamer Peruvian, OF the Allan hne
arrived Mt Norfolk, on Thursday nishI
having on board more than eighty imml
Grants. the most of whom were sturdy ana
s Substantial English people. The greatei
s lpart of these were destined for Iennessee
where they propose establishing tnelr Lu
ture homes. The English emigration na
greatly exceeded all previous proportions
y Sntnnmbering the Irish by two to one ant
Che number of foreigners arriving at New
York from the 1st of January to the Ith
= October, 1872, is given at upwards o
=. 236. 600. an increase of more than So,oo'
over the same period in tue previous year
& Add to this the coming food from tue new
IS sources of Aleace and Lorraine ana tn'
great northern hive of Sweden and Norway
All aplow for emigration, and the grea
onestion arises, Shall the South stu perm.
The North to absorb the ichote Of tins mtg"t
. tide s-Saudnnah Repubticdn, Noo. ID.
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---AA Fhe black COW, n-seill lsiunios 'f--
"What didzt this black COW book like :"
questioned Cornelia.
cit didn't have cny hookers, Aunt Tor
n.y.; mott never did" said Minnie, with
mysterious widening of her eyes and an
Involuntary lifting Of her little rosy finger;
:" 1t had u face" she went on, sslike viii.
lies face, only it looked afraid, as if it saw
a boogy-" ..t. .,s
"Ha!" said Cornelia, lifting Minnie
down and shaking her skirts, murder will
out!" -'E
Mrs. Redmond, now convinced for the
first time in her life, thought it necessary
to punish Willie. She put him into dark
closet, where lie employed his hour In
eparring at an imaginary Corny; giving
her all sorts of black eyes and sprained
wrists.
Shortly after this occurrence, Willie was
taken seriously i'll aud, as if God wished
to punish him for what lie had dono, his
beautiful haxen hair all fell off, leaving
him a perfect fright to look at; after many
months it commenced to grow again, but
on the most conspicuous part of his head .
bald place remained through his whole life
"a earning to mischicr0us boys.
Willie, however, became very strict for
Cernelia. who nursed him gently and ten
DERBY d6ring his illness, taught him many
things concerning God, and Gods COM
she also illustrated to him from his own
past unkindness to her, that those who dig
a pit for others, generally, sooner, or later,
fall into it themselves; for Cornelia's hair
grew out as abundant as ever, while Willies
as we have before remarked, remained o
lasting exposure of his guilt.--Young
Crusader.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
d. H. t. P.
MocANDLlsH. CHRISTIAN g. CO.,
&C. Camp Street ----..------36
NEW ORLEANS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Crockery, China and Glassware,
s1LyER-PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
Housefuruishing Goods and Tinware,
TEA TRAYS, WALTERS and JAPANNED WARE.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
CLOCKS AND LooKI ING GLASSES.
LAMPS AND LAMP FIXTURES,
And everything usually kept in FIRST CLASS
CROCKERY STORE.
Having purchased large and magnificent stock OF
al tbs VERY 'hS CASH Prizes we are
pared to sell at guaranteed TO be entirely saS
factory. 4. A.. Gao.
that OUR GOODS ARE FRESH AND NEW and OF
the most modern style. . ,.
We ask friends to call anu examine our ilnohee
stock before purchasing elsewhere
We Will Not Be Undersold By Any One.
Our taciite. for obtaining goods equal to those Of
tho oldest and best houses. - .,,
We are determined to meet tho demand and to SELL
AS Low AS ANY HOUSE. ,, r,,.N
ANY ONE ELSE, and feel satisfied the intelgen
public will understand this statement.
All goods delivered free of drayase to any pafto h'
city.
McCANDLIsH, CHRISTIAN CO.,
No. JIG Camp street.
no,O1otv New Orleans.
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COLLEGE -. ~.
ULATE ONCEPTION
Corner Of Common and Basoune streets.
NEW oRLEANs.

This Literary Instution By tho stats Of
Louisiana, and empowered to eonfer degrees, ie con
ngs arc well adapted for edaestoaal parposss. A
entirely out OF from te street reeerved fog
that from the arrival Of tho pupls e 7?o
eociuded and supsslntenAeA.
he Course OF lnst uct.on 10 threefod Preparatory,
CONNIE rcial and Classical
The Preparatory Consso IL fuE begH1eTs.
Tho Commercial Course for those students who do
mot wtsh TO learn Latin and @ reek.
Class cal Coarse IL for thess who desire to have
French is taught In tho three eonrsea.
studsnts not admitted anisss they know how 70
The moral and religious training Of abe stadsnts tho
lead ng objects of the insf~actors-
Every month report 70 cent % paFente etatnR eeo.
The aesdsmoal year begins On the first Of October
collsetate Course payable In advance In Unissd
States currency two months. $40.
apai 7siy REV. y. aAUrRELET. President
CT JOsEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
= Conducted by tho Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County. Maryland
pioturesa part Of Frederick county Maryland 6aif
mile from Emmitsburg. and tive milea FROM M9one -
Marys College. 1t wac oom,asIeed IN ise9 sna inssr.
porated by the Legislasufe Of Marylaha N Aoe' AZ
Board and Tuition per academic yes. tnelndtn9
Bed and Bedding Washing. GenAing anA -. :.
Doc ors fee y.
/ E. '0r All AL i PAYABLE IL ADVANCE.
The Academic year IL divided in svo sessione a. ave
months each beginning respectively on tho ssth e. AH-
| MOTHER SUPERIOR.
my5TaIy ~ Josonss Aosdamv E~"ttos1sr. hS
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While praise is more agreeable than
blame to all of US in public and 10 private;
a man is not worth his salt VINO Is oeIeII 'E'a
~ censure from doing that which he knows
is right.
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EDUCATIONAL.
VOUN9 LADIES' ACADEMY,
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULNEs,
Two Afiles below View orleans

This institution winch ,hs ,nnap,tsnts OF Lopisana
ams FAC states have Indy sycrsd WITH sns
to to introduced 20 pubic notice,
pursued by ths Tstoressss oS hi. EstsSsS
Moral Eduoa..on-The object constantly kept in view
BY the Ladies the adornis their Pups minds with
T hs sns 10 CT sSs ass
as well to habits of industry order and nea,neaA
wa,ehia but maternal .apeEin,sEdenee, whose vigil.
apoe secures the Of morals and the wns
community exclusively Catholics, pupils Of all de
al eSsIy required to assist with propriesy at
fAys'ssi Edaeat;onThs health q the pupil. i, an
OF r. to for u
wholesome and abundant The hours Of relaxation are
hs
plicaton to their classical datss When siok they are
Physician is in immediate and timely notice
to ns, r. the fol-
lswins Objects The Ensiish and French lsngnsSSss'
the Use Of the Globes. History eancient and
F9gs and and s ss
snistry arc taught in the higher oi.ssss- Drawing
a the Xraa
Needlework etc. Particular attention Is paid 70 MUSIC
TRIMS.
mences on the sth OF November and onds about the
goth of September.
Board and Tuition per session, sa7s payable in
fit
Day Scholars per session. s payable in advance .s M
Entrance for tho Boarders %
Entrance for the Day Scholars. o.
those who withdrawn before tho end of term or
who prolong vacation time beyond the appointed day
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per M
Music per month 10 %
For the Use Of Muaieai instr,ments month; g
nsPss ana o"s
Washing. per month o.
establishment snt At booEseilers' prices -
Ds and particular drs,s s fGSSuSS:
and cape with . black belt and in summer whit
changes q linen, twelve pocket tweiv
of ssp. Or
apron white yell three pairs Of sheets two %e s
linen two smaller ones sun. bonnet three cambria O
aye a. the s.o s
winter uniform must be made according to the mod,
toned articles marked with indeliblo ink. silvr
spoon and fork knife and silver tumb sr msttres
ster TWO blankets. pillow two feet long and foe
and half wide with six pillow cases. wa.h:bowl an
and key; q little chair and a small workbox also wit
Obserraticns -visits are limited to Sundays an
Thursday eruspely and can only DO made to the pupil
on he
cd only from ten in the morning until noon ana ifO.
young ladies' are forbidden to receive fruits
delicaces ut the parlor. There 10 yearly vacation
ends on the Sd Of November Parents are requisite
not to prolong that time. IN order that the youn
othsr absence Il ever allowed except case
wshD to msse hss
oc27 ~ tjp1 70
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people OF the south, will enter it. Forty
third Scholastic year on
OCTOBER 90, 1879.
With tho old advantages Of a sound Classical and
Commercial Education the Directors 81 tho college
tages OF 6rst class building. entirely and much
superior to the Gosss IN point OF
This Professors being member: Of Society which
for three HUNDRED years has devoted it'll to n
vantage Of long traditional e1perionSe The Educaon
they to Is based So naa
puplla with useful knowledge, but also to inst into
ihe, hearts the esteem Of virtue and love
The Plan VI Instruction consists OF three principal
the Psspnrasry the C.i s. AND ss cS a
Ia intended to prepare th" ior higher
The CLASSICAL Course lasts SIX years and ein
braces NIL tho branches OF thorough Colceiate and
University Education A. the end o. the sixth year
and s .n
and tho higher branches of Mathematics entitled
to the degree OF a. b. Bachelor Of Arts:
The Dcg,ee of Master OF Arts "a. M 70 awarded to
those who devote second 70 the study Of Pbioso
ply and Science IN tho College or have passed two
3 h a! TssaR
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges The third Of this course 70
students attend lectures In Natural Philosophy and
Chenistry with the memeers Of the Gr.auasng class,
| and 30 admitted ono must previously know how to
read and write.
TRIMS PRa SESSION OF I EN- MONTHS
Entrance Fec, 6rst only IS ca
Board Tuition and Washing payable halfy early. -, ~
and In advance '19 w ~
PREsf ff1 e ' Of sfIsa Hill
THE JESUIT rATMsRs.
Corner Baronne aud Common streets New Orleans.
sci ,2Iy 40 Gravier street. Now Orleans.
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Virtue is the daughter of religion Repent
apce her adopted Child poor orphan who;
sS-ithont the asylum which she offers, would
SSot know where to hide her sole treasure
her tears