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COLLEGE .E-.u SEN '-.-t
OF TIE -. 60, T.
INN ACULATE CONCEPTION
..a Corner Of Common and Barsnne streets
NEW ORIEXNs.

Ths Literary IAatituon Incorporated the State Of
Louisiana, and empovesed 70 confer deSrses, -
Quoted by Fathers Of the Society Of The build
courtyard entirely OF from the street. Sr
recreaon that from the arrival Of pupils at 1880
secluded aud superintended. -,
The course Of Instruction emhraoee Gresk, Latin,
1aahemstics AstFononyi Hasar.l and Mental fhilose
ocmmercial Branches; also the German Ian gusge.
6tnde1ts not admitted, uuless they know how "
road and write. a.. ..E5. -
The moral and reeioua training of the Itadentsis th,
lesding objects the insfvlctors.
Every month report IN sent to parents stating con
duct progIes. rank in 9lass and attsudanoe.
October, and ends about the sit Of Juiy.
| ~ $50, TERMS ~
Collegiate Course payable In sdvsnoe, and In Unite
States currency, two months, go.
Preparatory Courle el6 90
| ap2i 72iy REV. y. GAUTRELET. President.
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1t is officially stated that the number Of
soldiers buried in the National Cemetery at
NatheE, is two thousand and eighteen. OF
this number eighteen hundred and seven
are put down as "name unknown open
siye dresmer, what is fame f"-NatcAeE
Democrat.
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CT sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
BAY ST. LoUB MISSISSIPPI.

This instituton chartered by the State Iegslature
and oouducted BY this Brsthsfs Of de scored Heart
.sssd On q: .hosss Of TIE Bay sa s.ssl:
q the ssa hrssss and bs&hinG b thS Sunse Is sp.n
diA location In great inctesnA - heathf e4srciss
conptiass all TIA braaskss "a good EnsHsh sduoatisu
TRBlss 81 g. d. 50. t.g-.
Dsara snd Tuition Per sesaon payable half yearly II
WasAtnR mar 10 o.
HsadiaS per session. (optiona 10 %
Dso4or DS0e- OF
Voeatia1, II spent 81 the inatieusfoa. 50 q
EXTRA OHADaEss
YiaAe and Vielia Per month each ............. 30
0Io1o Iox "
Eroeo Instrun1snt, per nonth. o.
GRaoaaa and Corn An Languages Per nonth, saoh O
Fort urther particulars applz to
mh24 T2ly Director Of the College.
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ct. AARY-JEFFERSON COLLIE g 4
PARISH OF ST. JAMEs. La.
Situated the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
Now Orleans
THIS ancient aud nagniacent estabishnent, incor.
porated by Law OF the Legisature and empowered 10
grant diplomas and degrees will be opened the I'd OF
October. 1t Is under the direction Of the MaEist
Fathers who Eorn society specially devoted 10 ednca
ton. College Point and Convent Landing are
nient and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to AID returning from Nov Orleans.
TERAss ...
Payable In o. s. currency half yearly in advance:
Beard. tuition. washing and stationery. Per terra Of
Doc.ors and medicine. in efdinsry cases Of ill.,
Entra fee to be paid only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
n. BAH m aSc lessone are to be paid for mon thly
In advaLce.
REFEKENcEs,
Hsn q race he Most Rev Archbishop Of New Orleans
The Kew. Clergy Of Alyiora.
For further details apply to tho Very Rev resident
MR.. p. RoURSNE,
coll No % Gravier etreot, New Oreans.
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Mr.. Acx shAs store tsnd for whice no ias4satI
N efteassSs Assert"eens 4efr-sA'g rs29'' I'll
.:srs u1 'sgE THE BEAUTY iatGa1 80 .
.-s1 - ~ - si'.r' -" ., "
ELEVATED OVEN RANGE =.
= E2f v.nv nv
-. -4a! iG' >
!e-- TIE UNION STOVE WORKS. '7
~, i.sa d.ats R. r. Fischs sous,. .1 ,.t;
= --.sg !.iat Few York s'
..s :, aa ?.
a D. MoKENDRIcK, Agent, de-
4s4 ......... MAGAZINE sTREET.........-..ss
.-7. New Orleans.
To Bayers of Ranges.

- To Bhyers of Ranges.
In presenting the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
the trade and to the public earnestly requeat that
thoH viii examine into and compare IL with other
Ranges In uae feeling fully assured that after strict
aznination they will select the BEAUTY above all
Others its many points OF superior practical usafui
moss, Iu '.i ~
,--r. ,-. A Comparison. F-
soue Of the Elevated Oven Ranges need the service.
Of compesent engineer ts operate them and to keeE
them in WORKING order This doee not. Any scr
want possessing ordinary intelligence operate Il
suocessuiy It H. therefore, in these daye when goos
rare. Of great Importance to housekeepers tina
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with so simple and effective ap
para1us the
| -" BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. :
/ Annoyaaces Saved.
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EDUCATIONAL.
'VoUNG LADIES AcADxNY

THE HOLY ANGELS. ,,+ l
uHa'r the nir'0s''. Of Ne s.sss arssa,s:. Il ..s
''-'s;s Il: =, &c.: r:.:: AIR.
a iseA Hs sn.ssA q Vaiss "a lsaiSSy issslisy.
Y s.s.ris e =. s.sy: 90 e 80 80.
a -: =. e -: 49, ssssissss
FaSls q q Ssss.isssssss s1s sS.is,sa, s~ss.r -
Es:ss.ss e srasr I'd fse.l..isy, en- :saesd y
s .s9 s.s :;Sssss:: y!:' H;sS.s f::::::ss ~
e = q: 49, "a :;: e 49,
s sss:ss:y E s:::ss = 49, 60:
As: Ssss.ss' fs.siss fs "a NJ e
dsvetk, Tspssry KsSfssissy. Hfsisss.i fss"s.. u
fxRAs-PArhKNTs 10 IN MADn QUARTERLY,
IS d, ~. N ADVANCE.
is Dosrd and Tuition in Preach A. R,.N.S ~. .
1 montuL 10
Satespes Fee fss II. Ar. ys.s .as.sssr g
4 All 10 -, EXTRA o1ARGksats ,.si IS u
9ssS,as sas ~ e
~: q g. Franc. ~ 3
eest3aAeryol 49, Bl. $40. ...sssS. -S.. q g
Tsssess5 ana 1nbro,.,y -. a'....:.......-.
5a '''"'TI' !: =. II: ::: :: i; I
bstas fcs Is. sammss ssassn.
The olasses oommsnoe about the Rres e 1eptensksa
and ose ~ the end Of june. by A sxaniastion IN,
B9sis, ste, may be psss.ttl II shs Hastitatssa =
moderate prices.
Ratils received at any tme during The year. IN,
icAAr6es made ffon tke ds4e Of entfence 6aiy. -
FSr further particuiers aEy 10 tas NstEse s.le.sa
Ac14eny Of the holy Angels. aust q u
CoLLEcE -.
INN ACULATE PrION
goo. Corner Of Common and Barsnne streets
| NEW rxNya
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EDUcxrIOIgA.
TSsTI1yTI0N o. TIE s1sTFRs % sr. J0a11H
Corner 81 klf1D onA 0afv0s stIooSN
A00 O9tB0DA : s.-4 .N.

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Ia - ~ SsAeAtsaAS43 -
N...s g e: 8 - sseSsSssS - 3 - e
49, nsss 9Srses$ = tAsar ns4AeE Gsa -
E,nsstHeeesS@ tAaeSNGA 81 ~, ID - haaUany
~ - rssfssS -. ~ q 10y H. ess.s ee0siSse
f1ss o1itVSSs1 sSshS ~ 1870 - ASv-
NaGtS b notiveo q rts0Sc0vs a.s.ss. u p
0es eesfset pes.unSi114sa. - e'1-
The ooaAsiliea2 year o5csss VIA >.nss. .vsx~ssRs
aDd als4dbaAea u eesunl.ns to vSnS 49, -. n.
Vtq9. :.
sn0Iie ySvsant1e eAeaS R!eeed HnAae SAalr eksEeap
g, tSaen.ise 49, ne 1sessS e = JessHA snAlSr
sss!x SS.1csss pSnotlass e 80 pecy fsSuAro Sle
SS.xG 1921. W gccssS 49, cepose0ooA, onB
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&c m
saa Vim s ss
q the isegss1 e a.
aisssEd &c sid sSeftve contrivanoes Of anaquard
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which nome the less valuable because II 10 beautiful
Failure of Old Inventions.
Or sxperisnoe, ..... lt
| AS aANUFAerURE1Hss FOR TIE LAST FORTY
Sssss nvsssises sSas have Sssa spe.sd a1s tie
sssions, and. after brief bat vszaasss aea
tEta have seea proven useless and entirely worth
Advice to Buyers. r.
In selecting a Range ttero are ssverali important
pIn1%s II sangs D6 VIA. is claimed for it,
tan he art. Or pisssss = sa.iiy s:rsssd IN
they s...s outer aeSids;nsly broken and ~,
s. The cosr-to buy aad to maintain.
Our Claims to Favor.
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE,
As made by tho UNION STOVE WORKS. it il
i. That It viii do d much. II net more work. snt
with LESS FUEL. sh1l aay stssE Raase IN ase =.
y
=: 81 to make
esnplsts Range sas more sagls. Or sasisr anass
:1 4 =. sssss 81 9ss
=. In nd s Of
expert can readily be seen on s1auainasson III
S and
dssvorea In yain @ Gss tho ashes and refuse out
many TSst s' IL eoaysassness cannot he szoeeal.
s,s lsr sSa s,s g as are exactly ii
= Thst L pot Oay las soild and substantial lee
ossaaacafai 70 any kitchen, Suggesting the name
IT.: ssna essd q spi Rage tina
= A Good Range Essential to Home Comfort
houss6old appoStmenss do not mike tss cooling d
10 e. s
the harmony and mar the comfort Of every meal Ever
e1ces not always furnish l. W. sell the
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
az than
!. Its Rapid Success.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
sSd en- s
q fi oS Se SafS,
.aying lame BACK and ,t; stt1ndans evilsl arc fe
Il low-oven Ranges
n 1t Must Bake.
Y THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
"a must bake the beat passes directly up aud aroun
- the orOns, before leaving the Range -
10 Special .Conveniences and improvements
The provided with veutlators the escap
y ofSTEAM There Slide In the back for the escsi
20 OF SURPLUS HEAT from the top Of the Range; al
in dAmpsE AZ the bottom Of the same plate. for 4
,e escape Dust etc. tarianR from the fnking Of u
- coas and preventing It from ying around the kitchen
W The be passed 70 from either Of tho
bV regulating the daPers in the eoumps The OVEN
t. Be DRAWS OUT; allowing the SCOT and dirt to
ii | removed without trouble.
~ Above and the OVENS IL large closet Of amp
siSe especial purpose warming Dishes plate
eto whenever desired. A1o many other and d
drabIe conVehtenceS which win be fully 2ppr6c tat
Of upon inspection
at Caution.
u Be cere6is, when yOu ask for the
IN BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RAN9E
D. that Il hss the Woras
eE THE UNION STOVE WORKS
oss SUas the cvsa deora ~ y
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r. McKENDRTCK,
: ~ f-' : ~ -f.f 80 - = t- f.
House and Ship Plumber, Gas Filter, Etc.
{. 80 b3an: ..r. s..rt
No. As4 Magazine Street,
tXsaF the corner Of Rscs) ,.'-".
.kslfs rH.'
- NEW oRLKANs. +r..+t. ... ?

Dealsr IN Plumbing and Gas F,ttiag NaAsrials and
Gas FIXTURES. -. - -
Fafour sttsstioa i collected to his large ana CON.
Plote nDs0ftmsnSaf azeaclss In the shove lIea.
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PIsMARCK HOTEL.
- PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.
JOHN BAPTIST PFR1HERLK, Prepristor.
The sttantioa Of travellers called 10 tkis isrs es
medous sld elegant Boetding House. which 10 SfaASp
Reread Depot. The Fsre 10 always q the kslss the
market aord and tho prices arc aSays very moderate
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DOL ly No. ~ GTnvier street., View Orlean0
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties % this IastutiOn will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
-.-f
Parents and G%arh. desiring ars.cass Boarding
School for Their Daughters and Wards viii find here
Lcatsd il tie heatbie.t portion of ono Of the most
IN son
o sGF lE saSSns s1s
made 70 the budihesso tho Increasing appiica-
Apply for PrOsPeeses and Terms to tho ofce Of the
MorDing Star and Catholic Messenger 1874 CarOndelst
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CT JosEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
| y Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmtsburg Frederick County. Maryland.
This institution Is pleaaan J situated in healthy and
nile from Emmit.burG and two masa fEom Mount 81
po1sssd By Re q HHyiaad n iss 'n Is:
buildings are convenient and spacious.
Board and Tuition per academic year, Including
Bed and Bedding. Washine, Mending and
poesSr sod lse :c:o
N'-'' ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ~ "
The Acadazic year IL divided In Swo Sessions Of 1--WE
S1'sS sISA 6 T.sPeotvsy on the ash Of
Letter. Of Inquiry dirScsss . the
MoTHRR SUPERIOR.
| mVo XIV FoS0Dna Aoo0emB k9mbSoura
DAVIS 4 FRERET,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
t27.-.-. Commercial Place. ...--.2 =.
Prompt atsentOn paid to Purchasing and Selling OF
Property. Collecting RsntS, etc.
Rsnt Bulletin issued daily.
Sale Bulletin Issued Somkn0nthly.
Rorsoaal asssanen given any City PrOpssty pat IN
07S banda. - - u b.
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Mr. NcKs hAs akean store (snd for which no as0eat
IN oktensiYe Aaaqrtmens of &c. "a -. - :
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4 Jem .riG- not, "a iso was nioknened, was
q smuggler who had got unto troabie Wlee
the magistrates, ana hiS ancle Davis eo0ba
not avoid being sent fes, forshe ailler wes
! 1ony was relied on. Raaeersnerled as he
followed Willie, for dess do not sike' disse-
l nRtable people, and have o wo0derfoL Wag
Of khowiaG eeeh. It waan .dioner-tsDo
when Willie got beck, aaA thea he ans
Mary went into the 6.ssas 'tiH loeS9rsa.
It was tho middle Of the eight when lit
tie Mary a9oke, faacyiag sbe heard
noise. It was moonlight. bat clouds were
flying across the moon, for breeze had
sprung up, aud on that high hill every
breath of air gas felt and heard. Mary
Jumped out of her little bed, aad peePed
out Of the Windew, which was about TWEEN
| ty feet Eron the ground, on q level with the
door of Che mill, which was reached by
4 wooden staircase. In the shifting shade I'VE
caused by the clouds the little girl thought
/ she saw figures moving. She ran to Debo-
rah's bed, and woke her. The old woman
Was dreadfnlly frightened when Mary told
her she was sure there were men in the lit
tle Geld. Bot Mary went to Willies room
and woke him up, and then the children
! crept to the stout wooden door, and heard
steps outside, and felt it shaken. The
. chain was up, and all the bolts well fast
eued. and the robbers could make no i'm
preston. But Mary heard one say "Havt
, YOU got q match We must make . bonfire
, and burn the door. know Davis and hii
} mau are both away. -.
All this time old Deborah sat crying and
. vriuqing her hands in q corner, and saying
i thew should all be murdered.
. But sudden idea seized Mary She
I vbisDered to Willie, "Willie, are yor
+ strone enough to undo this rope, and SCI
+ the machinery free Crying's of no USE"
The boy said he wonld try, and he an ,!
: Mary both ran mp to the loft, and Willie
Y began 70 try and loosen the great rope.
3 was terribly hard, and made his hand
o bleed, but he had got strong In the conntr!
q air. and ut last he loosened it q little bit
@ Mary. aIsO tugged away, and At last tn
rope was unwound, and the sail outside &c
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"A father and son at Brantford, CT,
concluded that they had better secure a
housekeeper, and each, unaware of the
others intentions, brought home new
wife on Friday.
- What can be more narrowing to your
soul than the thought of wasted opportuni-
ties ?" asked a teacher of bright boy. "a
peg in my boot harrows my sole more'n
anything else" replied the bright boy.
There IL one thing about hen that
looks like wisdum they don't kackle much
until after they hav laid their egg. Sum
pholks are always a Dragging and kack-
ling what they are going to do beforehand
Josh Billings.
: The Racine (Wis.) Adpocdte says that
if time is money, there are great many
men in that town in very easy circum-
stances. They seem to have great deal
of time on their hands that they don't
know what to do with.
George" Oh, do love the Central
Park SO! prefer it to Switzerland,
reallyW Mabel" Why, George, you've
never been to Switzerland !" George-'No;
but I've seen it on the map, and don't
like the looks of it at ALL"
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PRINCIPLES ENUNCIATED by THE RE.
PUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA.

The Republicans of Virginia, In Convention
assembled, about to enter upon the canvass for
the election of a President and Vice-President
oil the United States, now formally announce
their principles to the voters of this Common
wealth.
From 1865 to 1872 they have continually and
unwaverngly held and proclaimed the same
principles and they hereby reiterate and re-
affirm the resolutions of their State Conventions
held in 1866, 1867, 1868, 1869, 1870, and 1871.
These principles have been embodied in the
18th, l4th, and 10Th amendments of the national
constitution and in the civil rights act of April
9, 1866, the enforcement act of May 3d. 1870, and
the amended enforcement act of April 20, 1871 /;
which principles in brief are =
!. That slavery shall never exist in this Union ;
That all native and naturalized inhabitants of
these states shall be citizens of the Union, ent-
tied to absolutely equal rights, civil and polit-
cal;
That the elective franchise and the right of Of
ce-holding shall belong to all citizens of proper
age, not guilty of crime, irrespective of race
2. That the laws of Congress passed for the
enforcement of these rights should be diligently
executed; and that II in practice these laws
other laws should be enacted by Congress effect
ual to that end.
8. That these constitutional amendments and
the laws for their enforcement embody not only
the Just principles of equality and right; but
those of true Christian federation; and that we
oppose all prescription for opinion sake, and all
endeayors to infuse spirit of hatred and hostli-
another on political grounds.
4. That we challenge the world to produce
financial results more successful than have been
achieved by the national administration. The
national debt has been diminished three hundred
millions Of dollars, while taxation by the nation
al government has been largely and steadily re-
duced. Our credit has improved and strength
ened at home and abroad the perpetrators of
fraud and embezziement have been vigorously
pursued and promptly punished; the revenues
have been collected by officers held by the Pres-
dent to the most rigid accountability. ali OF
which has produced the present satisfactory
condition Of the national treasury
8. That well conducted and faithfully ad
ministered system of free schools, in pursuance
of the State constitution, whereby the children
of the people shall be universally educated is a
cardinal policy of the Republican party, and
necessary to the well being of society; and as
one means of securing an efficient management
OF the free schools of Virginia, favor the cleo
ton of sch DOL trustees by the people in such
maHner that the minority as well as the major
ity may be represented in the school boards.
g. That it is due to the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction of Virginia. that this Convention
should express their approval of his late able re-
port, as giving earnest of his competency and
fidelity of intention in the discharge of his i'm
dortant duties.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-05

THAT portion of the price of ton of
imported iron which stands for the wages of
labor, represents coarse food, mean raiment
and worse lodging, political nullty, inforced
ignorance, serfdom in single occupation,
with a prospect Of eventual relief from the
parish.
That portion of the price of ton of
American iron which stands for the wages
of labor, represents fresh and wholesome
food, good rainient, the homestead, unlimit-
ed freedom of movement and change of oc-
cupation, intelligent support of all the ma
chinery of municipal, State and national
government, with a prospect of comforta-
Bile old age, at last dividing its substance
with blessings among prosperous children.
ID. r. Mo1reU.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-07-05

THE most officious of the new lights of
revenue reform, says, in the atlantic Month
ly, sat the present time this country is so
vigorous, and production so great, that a
vicious currency and an enormous tariff
simply appear to create uneasiness, but
do. not seriously impair prosperity" Would
it not be worse then, for the country, before
accepting the nostrums of free-tradc quacks,
to remember the famous epitaph on a doc
tor-killed patient, 81 soas aceli, l soould be
better, and am here %