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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Still They Come.

Accounts received nt Washington,
frotfi Austin, Texas, state TINT dele.
CATION of one hundred Liberal Repub.
licans lave signed a call for n Suite
convention to eend dcleenteS to Gin.
cinnsti. a lottor from California als
so speaks Of delegation from that
State. Governor Curtin, Of Pcnnsyl.
vania, has resigned the mission 10 Rus
sia to come home and take the field
against Grant. These things look
squally for this llsue despot.
TO discover apu, ious greenbacks
or national bank notes, divide the
last two figures If the nun. Der Of tho
bill by four, aud if one remain, the
letter on tho genuine will be A , 81
two remain it will be 4 II three, G !
and should there be no renainder,
the letter will tS, b. For .xampld, q
note isregistersd 2,4Gl divide sixty.
one by four, and you will have Que
remsinins. According to the rule, tn Q
letter On the note will be a. IN case
the rule fails, be certain that the bill
is counterfeit.
A Washington dispatch to tho Bal.
timore Sun shysthat q delegation OF
colored men from South Carolina are
in town urging the President 20 re-.
move tho Fedo,al officials aG Cha les.
ton. pbisis the dfiice. hofdiBg. patty
who agreed, at tho State Radical Con-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Iteirts Of News.

The iron workers arc on a strike
throughout Europe.
Yubaluz is to succeed Moreno as
Governor Of Havana.
The Cuban General Agramonte is
reported killed again.
The Memphis banks aro overflowiug
with the root Of all evil.
Locomotives arc not allowed to
whistle within the city limits at In.
diannpolis.
| Cleveland. Ohio, contains the only
! German Episcopal Church in the Ubi-
ted States.
A Boston contemporary wants "Old
Proba abilities" to extend his pred,c.
! tions to earthquakes.
There uie twice az many blind peo-
pie in Europe, in rroporii,n n 70 p,pu.
la,ion, us in America.
George Francis Train threntc cps
, Washington city withsa newspaper, to
be edited by himself.
Gosport, Ind, has a man who hears
! through his mouth, external aurioular
! organs being waning.
An eugle wac killed In Band oouu.
/ ty, Va, recently, that measured seven
ond half feet from tip 70 tip of its
wings.
The last earthquake in California
: is said to have hud tho effect Of sud
denly curing several lame beggars in
San Francisco.
! In New Orleans, the Supcrlnten-
; dent of Police has issued general
order, forbidding members of the
force counting whilst on duty.
A lady at Rochester, MINI, hes
| obtained q pateut for fan to be ut.
; tached to a sewing machine, and ope-
/: rated by tho snme power aS the MAJ
chine.
A little girl Of Cedar Rapids.
Michigan, has recently suffered from
euraohe, and sprouting sunfowor
seed was afterwsrds extracted from
her car.
A lady In Springfield, Macs, pur.
chased spool Of cotton ut q dry
goods store, and insisted upon the
clerks measuring it to make sure it
did not contain less than 200 yards.
| -~ee .>----.-----
Capital Coming.
| The Augusta Chronicle learns that
fifty shares Of tho Langley Manufac.
turing Company stock were sold on
Monday to gentleman from England.
who has been stopping in Augusta for
a few days. He cons iders this to he
a first GLASS investment, and feels fully
assured that, when he makes this fact
known in England, mapy, and larger
investments will DO made by his coun
trymen in tho industrfal Interests o.
this locality.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

The Charlotte IN. C.) Dispatch says
a bar of gold weighing fout poands,
and valued st $883.30, the Gesdlt Of
ono weeks work at the Gold Hin
mine in Rowan County, WAS asaeYed
last week in the brsno6 mint 81 C6sr.
lotto. =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

Wa learn that d m "a namsd Paris,
while visiting his Fl n traps in Broad
River, on last Saturday morning, was
fred upon and killed by squad Of
soldiers under command Of Lieutet,.
ant Bonner Of Major Merrill's force
at York. He was not prompt enough
in oboyihg their order to quit his
private business and como to the m
when ordered, and hence his death.
1t may be an unfortunate occnrrsnce
for bis family; but MS he is ouly a
white man, and an Sx.rebel, il makes
no difsreri nee to the Government. II
he had only been . thievipg or barn
burning negro, what an outrage it
would have been. How We ought TO
love the dear old flag that symbol
ICES so much Of paternal care aud
protection. - Chester. Repoytey.l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

A story is told Of youthful memS
ber Of the bar ut ST.. Albnna, who
plunged into glowing exordium in
presenting his cnse, in which ho des
clured that "when We look back upon
the untrodden p.,bs Of the fu'ure,
NO behold tho footprints Of an Al.
mighty hand" .1
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Capital Coming.

!. Embroidered sash ends are onte
moro the futtSr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

Diamond necklacee ~ babies arc
tho lsteyt Indispensable.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
FiSk'S Estate.

The New York correspondent of the
Rochester Democrat writes:
Speaking Of Fisk, am reminded
of q paragraph now in circulation to
the effect that jay Gould has recently y
conveyed to the widow of tho former
the real estate connected with the
opera house, amounting 10 all to ST..
100000. This is evidently incorrect.
Fisk bud purchased this property in
dividually aud had it duly conveyed to
himself by decd. 1t was Now York
property. Hence he purchased on
credit, paying small amounts and
gisiog mortgages for the remainder.
All of this property i- in the Widows
hands as cxecutrix Ct the will, aud
she will sell it as s"on az possible. 1t
will, however, suffer heavy loss.-
Real estate hus declined seriously aud
the loss on these purchases will not
be less than $500, 600, that is if they
are pressed upon tho market. The
opinion il still maintained that Fisk's
estate will prose insolveht. The
sta,eme, t to which | have referred
may have arisen from the report that
the Erie Offices are about to be re.
moved to'the original building down
town aud chat the lease Of tho opera
house may be cancelled Oh the score of
fraud. Mrs Fisk will have no small
amount Of trouble with the estate, and
it will be years before it wall reach q
| fual settlement.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
The Young Men and tho Situation.

From several papers and writer's OF
the State comes tho CRY 70: tho Cl''
men to stand back and let the young
take charge Of the politios Of th'
! country. This may filter tho youn,
who are eoger to noun, the political
lndder, aud it may suothe the old who
hre tired und disgu.ted with tho pres
ent order Of things. the question
that should be considered il, woulu
this plum bring about most good fo.
tho State
Now tue old mch have either made
a very bad jub Of the matter, aud
wish to turn it over to new hands, or
they have lost hopo aud spirit. Just
now when all tho wisdom aud expo
rience Of the country is needed, they
should not lay aside the imperative
duties Of the ci,iseu and say we have
done all we could. If tho captain Of
vessel duriog the siorn, wore 10 osl |
off tho trained sailors, and give every
thing to the passengers, tho ship
would be 10 a bad way.
II tho country ever needed sobct
honest, vice atd eApe rierced law.
makers now is the time Can you
get them from the ranks 0 f the young7
Would it not be safer to have few
Of the old men mingled with them :
We hope the old nien do not wish it
tu be undcrstoud that they are incom-
peteDt to get out of the grooves made
years ago. Ii thero be one so old
that he docs not know that negroes
are citizens, that the whites of the
South huve been vabqu,sbed. that
secession died at Appomutox, then lie
might .s we'll retire. If there be ono
so old that ho will not regoonike tho
rights of all citizens to vote and hold
Office, he may make room for sono
younger person. 1t is hoped that the
old men Of the country will reconsider
this question, aud decide to give
few more years Of patient and tldu 9Th
full work for the country. Every one
has his political duties. They may
be unpleasant now, but they are pone
the less binding. If, after a manly
aud earnest effort, the condition Of
the country is not betterod, let us
hope and strive to do better next
time. p.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

A New York letter says: Tho
Evening Telegram announced, at 5
O'CLOCK Thursday, that nm order Of
arrest WIS in the hands Of Brennan
for prominent, we'll known wealthy
man, &hoso name would DO withheld
till after the arrest IVES made. You
conldn t get a seat on any outgoing
train for tho next three days in coUss-
quence. Every prominent man Of
wealth feeling sure, 1t was he that was
found out, packed his por,monkcy and
asw. j. counted tweDty.eix bank
lprosidepta going up to Connection,
| two houfs after tho telegram got up
towp."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Georgia CuriOSitieS

A l'nta has hendless rooster. and
Columbus smoking dog---h"th of
~h ch are vouchcd tor. Tho CoIum.
bus Sun Of Tuesday says:
The latest wos the appearance on
the streets last afternoon Of Mr. Clcg.
horn. large dog. Ho had on pair
Of spectnc'es, and lighted pipe was
/" his mouth Ho looked quite dig
h'Sed, smoked as # he cnjoy ed it, and
appeared not to care u continental
whether or not he was tho observed
of observers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24
n Incredible Story About Russian conjuror.

bout the beginning of the present GEN.
species Of Cagliostro, or rather a
2erlor kind of Wizard of the North, made
appearance at st. Petersburg, and as
isheu the natives by his marvellous per-
eances. His names was Pirnetti, and
lame Is yet in the memory of those who
messed his unrivaled talents.
Inc Gar Alexander, having heard Pr
much spoken of, was DESTROYS of see
ulm, and one day it was announced to
conJuror that he would have the honor
Ewing representation of his magical
Eers at court, the hour fixed for him to
re- e, MS appearance being seven o'clock.
'h!iant and numerous assembly of ladies
coartiers, presided over by the Gear,
met, but the conjurer was absent. Sur
ed and displeassd, the Gear pulled out
watch, which indicated five minutes
seven. Pirnetti had not only failed
icing In waiting, but had cansed the
EEft to wait, and Alexander was not more
HHlent than Louis XIV. A quarter of an
Pr passed, half an hour, and no Pirnetti
esengers, who had been sent in search OF
r, returned unsuccessful. The anger of
court, with difficulty restrained. dis
ped itself in threatening EXPLANATIONS.
length, after the lapse Of an hour. the
pr OF The saloon opened, and the gentle
p OF the chamber announced Pirnetti.
p presented himself with a calm front
the serenity of one who had done
ping ito reprOach himself with. The
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-24

This Literary Instution incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degreea. 10
Quoted Fathers Of the Society Of Jesus The build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes. A
recreation SO that from the arrival Of the pupils ct 1899
secluded and superintended.
The course OF instruction embrsces Greek, Latin,
English French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography,
Mathematics Astronomy Natural and Mental Philoso-
ply with the addition Of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branches; also the German language
Students arc not admitted. unless they know how to
road and write.
The moral and religious training OF studentsis
leading objects of tho nst-uctorB.
Every month report 10 sent to parents stating
duct, progress rank in class and attendance
Tho academical year begins on the first Monday Of
October, and ends about the 3lst of July.
TERMS:
Collegate Course payable in advance, and in Uny.ed
States currency two months e2o
apI6 " Rsv GAUTPELET Pr.aidenr
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EDUCATIONAL.
RESTITUTION o, THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
corner st. Philip and Calves streets.
New Orleans,

Inc government throughout this establishment Il
sh Racreation table dormitories are
sne sane LOT All In snort everything tends TO bro.
moe Aneotionate union between the Slater ana the
y1Tr,ng iados intrusted to their motherly care.
Inc tnstructaon Ii thorough and sod and in hsrmouv
Mtn the of society course
n Doth EnRlsh and Frcnoh) all the brsnchcs az fnow
ieoge cultivated 1t the day Each auouaee il
ugns oy natives OF respective countries 40 - % in
sure correct pronunciation ~
Inc academioal year closes with q public exhibition
vitod. w ~ f~"'s s's 'n'
Ed.sstiOn l. here the Of special attention and
oy moral s1ason alone the Sisters of Joseph endcs
vo to tnculcste principles Of sod piety require tho
sto Observance of polite and amiabe and
feelings Of respect and affection towards psrent
rnPhs OF all denominations admitted.
NoTA.-Durtng the bathing season. tho Boarding
Sc % moved TO the Bay St. Louis whore the
Oh d. JSssph haze aourishing academy.
EnsranrS =. =, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
1su usic Lessons and use OF Instrument ~ 90
fsstel oil painting. according the number Of pupils
Neealework In all Ia varieties, golden embroiderv
charge "i'n""' sA1A
For further p.stieul.rs address supsriors.. Of the
THOMAS LAYTON.
nol21 " or G. ID. ELDER. Agent.
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Our Claims to Favor.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,

For the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
As made by the UNION STOVE WORKS. it /.
j, Tba. it will do as much. s. not moro work. and
"a Ssds n ss
less buy and to repair it than any other-very inn
IL an to mako
complete Range any more simple or easter to under
nans sna
bs
expert as can readily be seen examination. The
fully By .hess s M
deavored in vain to get tho ashes and refuse out
= That its conyeniences cannot be e1celled-lts
or su ana II: Of are exactly
s That It not only has solid and substantial look
ornamental to any kitchen, suggesting the name Of
'e q That 1t will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called by the name Of Range,
A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort.
Many persons. in furnshr' z and completing their
partment proper study when in fact re uires
the harmony and the comfort every meal Every
House should have rst-ol Cooking Apparatus; but
high prices do not always furnish it. We sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
at such price. that al, haze and them aDd
other Range of its class known TO the public.
Its Rapid Success,
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
is rapidly taking the place low oven patterns Its
convenience for Baking and Cooking, tho certainly of
the ovens always heating 1.-THE ease Of "a STANDING
portion, instead of g STOPPING ons wbria liking.
tsavng lame back aud its attendant ~ Az q few
Of the superior this Range poss ali
low-oven Ranges
1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANCE
must bake as the heat passes directly nm and around
the Ovens before leaving the Range
Special Conveniences and Improvements.
Tho Ovens arc provided ventators for the escape
of STEAM. There 10 Slide in the back for the escape
of SURPLUS HEAT from the top Of the Range; also
damp-r, the bottom OF the plate, fer tho
escape OF Dust etc, (arsiDg from the raking Of the
GOALS and preventing It from Wing around kitchen
by regulating the hampers In the columns The OVENS
Q an be DRAWN OUT. allowing the SCOT and dirt to be
removed without trouble.
Above and the OVENS is large closet of ample
siLe the especial purpose OF warming Dishes plate
etc Whenever desired AL o many other new and dc
siraba eniences which will be fully appreciated
upon inspection.
-Caution.
Be certaiu, when you ask for tho
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
that IL has the words
THE UNION STOVE WORKS
@s e-= ths e-== ass=a fszG
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BOOTS AND SB0ES-HATS.

HoMAs HARE.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
1863 POydraS Street. 165
Between Caropdelet and st. Charles, New Orleans.
Boots and Shoes made to order ut the shortest
jazz u ~
D. HURLEY
FASHIONABLE HAT AND CAP STORE,
l72. .POydras Street. 172
Bewtween St Charles and Carondelet New Orleans.
of the latest style. Also SILK and Cashmere Hats.
Chidren's Fancy CAPS jazz ~ ~
NEW STORE NEW GOODS
NEW PRICES.
JOHN GEORGE WAGNER,
(Sign OF the Red Boot.)
Corner of Ursulines and Dauphine Streets,
OFFERING BARGAINS
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
Ladies', GentIenen's and Chlldren's Wear,
AT PRICES WHICH DEFY COMPETITION.
Having lately moved into my large store corner Of
and we'll selected stock fresh ts tIctorIss
prepared 70 offer At prices which a.onishinRy
ply themselves with tho articles need Of At
that within the all. trial Is all
Quick Sales and smSll Profit" is my maxim. Give
rS and you ill save ay per cent ,se gss
Sign Of the Red Boot
oc22 6m Corner UrsulineS and DAuphBe streets
oUIsIANA HAT MANUFACToKY.
JOHN FRIEL- PRACTICAL Halter,
s 81. cT%R L s s4sstEFT
poD HG,Ph ysd HS % 4. S1 Ksp. con
SANITY g ks=4 osStss - Hats sssS't "
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no12 Il "

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated tho Msslssippt River. Sixty Miles above
New Orlesns.
This ancient and magnificent estabashment, incor.
porated by law OF the Legilasure and empowered ia
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened on the Sd of
October It is under tho direction Of the Marist
Fathers who form society specially devoted to eduoa.
ton. College Point and Convent Landing convs
nient and OCULAR landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from Now Orleans.
TERMS
Payable in U. s. currency half yearly In advance.
Board tuition, washing and stationery. per term of
Doc ors ices aai medicine, in ordinary cases Of ILL
sie to be paid only e, h.
His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop efNew Orleans;
The Rev. Clergy OF Algters.
For further details apply to thevery Rev President
MBP. .PoURs1NE..
ocl ly No: 40 GyAvler street New 0rleana
ST. 'osErns xe gssy I1Dfrs academy FOR
(FormeEiy Of Charleston, South CaronA.)
This 1pstution is adapted in every respect for an ex
s the modern improvements and 10 heated throughout
Ursuinss being for the ass three recog
ot1sa r. % Of the beet sSs The and
asss Sc s ss.s Il
thorough ednestion In the highest Of the word
not alone nstructinR the intellect but with materns
care, guiding and training tho heart.
In Of the present condition Of the South
people, these lsdes offer Southern pupils every
advsntsge Of Board Bed Bsddins Wsshing Tuition u
D.swing, Painting. Embroidery and Plain Sewing. for
4 s %S
Murphy, 8. j. New Orleans
api7 II N. B. BRADY, 10 Union street.
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIcINE.-SAN-
FoRDs LIVER 1NviGoRAToR-A purely Vegetable Ca
thnrc and Tonfcfor dyspepsia constipation debility
adsche bilious attacks and all deraR
Beware of limitations. ias ~ eowIv
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Not every can be President, but all can
buy SILVER TIPPED SHOES for their children aud
thereb, lessen their Shoe bs twothrds For sale by
all GoAlers- fao8 At
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SAINT v1NcENTs COLLEGE.
CAFE GIRARpEAU, Missouri

CAPG GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI
This institution conducted by Priests Of
beautifully located the Missasipp forty miles
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below st.
LouiR.
The College buildings large commodIOus and vel!
well adapted for healthful exercise.
The College Of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau -
The scholastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the hrst OF july
TERMS.
Board and Tuition. per scholastic year
Instrumental Music. W
for i'"'f Rev. 4. VERINA, C.M..
President Of the College.
Or IN Raw THOS j. SMITH. c. NJ,
Iiy St. Joseph's Church. New orieans
CIr JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
y Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near EmrnitsburE Frederick County, Maryland
ne part Frederick county Maryland, half
mile from Emmitshurg. and two miles from Mount ST.
Marys College.-I commenced in lSoo, and moor
by the Legislature OF Maryland In 1916. The
Buildings con veDient and spactous-
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, W arhing, Aending and
Doctors fee ..-.---'.------------- - o.
l. '-'"' AL PAY&BLE IN ADVANCE. "
The Academic year divided In two Sessions Of Eve
months eanh bsEinnrnE respectively the SSth Of Au
letter. Iniry directed TO the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
sI.s5IuT -. Soss1ss Ass6say EsS;sSsaFE "a
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| A CADEMY or THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution will be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

Parents and Guardians desiring frstcass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards will find here
every advantage
Located in the healthest portion of Of the
healthy cities in the South with large grounds and In
retired and romantic situation affords in addition
every facility for acquiring education mental and
moral, of high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the increasing sppca
tions for admission.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to tb1 office of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger i24 Carondelet
street. au2s ly
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY.
Under
me DIRECTION OF THE URSULINE6
Two Milea below New Orleans

This Institution, which the innso,ssns. Of Iou..s-
patronage 70. more than century needs p.rsieais
viii therefore sucs to nys sn f. public notice
BY Tu.oo..s. OF .S. PSn
y II. 5.dis: pupil. aaa q ris
To aeSI:tom them to polite and aps6e dsportmsuf
the ssss Il
20
arc sdm;ssS y Catn n pup Of a. O.
eRon :,Drs Of tslEsn 5at Sof Tic AXE Of order
t. assist with prop'y
.ss 8 e 4, &.
SuIsr attention I. paid 70 ther food which l. siv.ys
1is e as .s:ir
E.S: ;.ss y Idle
fHeon-The systcm Of Instruction embraces the fol-,
1ns
sSsosy sns :as and
tSs: Nssas FSio:aps1, Botany and css
Tsi 2s;2:s, seiss r.: .s
. and nd,
..; I'd ss:
middle Of september. '''
Board :as e: :s'.'i 4:
Day
Entrance raoo i for the Bosrier.. 90 90
No deduction is made those Who arc withdrawn be-
fore tho end Of terII NOR for accidental sbssnoes
EXTRA CHARGES.
Stationery and The Use of M.ps and Globes Per
Music psr month SS
For tho Use OF Musical Instrument. DOR monih.: 90
Drsw!sk including Paper and Pencils, per month. s 90
Artlaetai Flowers per term 10 90
EIpenass Tor the Bathing season GO
Ordinary 1nfrmsry expenses. per torn %
nished BY tho psrs.ts themselves or procured At the
establishment at bookseller prices
ea sr;s s
young ladies must have in winter blue merino
Lett Sssa in white
change: linen. poefs. hsaSi s.si.s
sish. night caps hs.dhsndl: one Si.si III
linen two smaller ones. bonnet Three esnbrio or
hsyns II: rune: x,ss .ss
s:depssa " shs E.sssI:s%sns AZ rs sSo:s %s1.
spoon and fo,k knifs and siIvsr tumb mattress
axS and half sst ionE Sy two and quarter vide Dol
and half wide With six pillow esss. sxs.SboWi and
pitcher small bucket toilet glass with drawer lock
snd key little chair and small workbox also with
Obssruations Visits arc limited to Sundays and
ssa md
and the toned days the parors are open
cd only from ten In The h%ernDg until neon and dom
The young ladies forbidden receive ruits
as the Ths5 e.
eudsssn the 4th OF November Parents requested
not to prolong that time. IN order that the young
othor absence IL allowed except sickneas
Young ladies' wishing 70 make their first communion In
tho Establishment must enter In November.
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