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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
PETER KERN.

At the old stand, 5Iarkef Square.
rANDIES. MANUFACTURED AND SOLD At
~ lowest Wholesale and retail rates.
FRENCH CANDIES, ALWAYS On HAND y
Il large quantities at lowest j0bbing rates.
DAMNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES. PICKLES
" Jeiies and Preserves, prepared ~ most rellsole
and well est blished houses, always IN STOCK anu oner
ed wholesale and retail at reasonable prices.
A LONG EXPERIENCE IN MY BUSINESS
u with abundant capital 70 buy at lowest rates, an
and with constant personal supervision OF ny IT,
enables 70 offer special inducements 10 the 1EuI'
PETER KERN
jan6-dIy
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Government. Are the American people
foolish and ineonsiderate enough to be in
Influenced in this extraordinary way? 1t
would be downright Islander to intimate
that they are.
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NEW MARBLE WORKS.
French Broad Steam Marble Works

KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
The undersigned is prepared 70 do all kinds Of Mar
Bile Work. such building and monument WORK II"
to FL orders for marble in slab and dim nsion stone
EDMUND BROWNING
Address Post Office Box No. 367. Knoxville, Tenn
apll6dly
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No. ESQ.
HOUSE ANDLOT

We have also for sale large and varied list of e,,
era lands in large and small tracts For partial list
of country property we invite attention II tbe Weekly
Office NO CHARGE FOR SHOWING PROPERTY
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Three Lois On GIabry street
in very desirable location for building, at low prices
for this class Of property.
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At the old stand, Market Square.
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BradIey's Patent Enamel Paint,
Tint or Color desired
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rANDIES, MANUFACTURED AND SOLD At
~ lowest whOezgls and retail rates.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-08-25

An English officer was ordered on duty
f-nrn one etation to smother. In his travel
ling claim appeared the item, Porter Cd"
this was struck out by the War: Office.
The officer wrote back stating that the
porter named had conveyed his baggage
from one station to another, and that he
would otherwise have had to make use of
a cab, which would have cost Is. Gl. 10
apewer to. this he received an official reply
stating that under these circumstances his
claim would be allowed, but that be should
use the term "porterage," instead of Hport-
err He, unable, we presume, to resist the
/ temptation which seized him, snsWerea to
the effect that, although he could not dis
cover precedent for the word "porter-
age,n he would nevertheless do as he was
| told, and wished to know whether be was
| 70 use the term !" cahtb1sge" when he
! maaut "cab." The result, We hear, was q
I Seyere repffmand from the War once.
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,.t..59PsfS As n M ksl!SS .&ea&a 4 R&6
iS,,a4s s.S S RS ,9s 's,l i
flS2St 81 this ga6ss, AID, ha SSfsr Ceads!
sceSasd, - % macy, Other ooarSaSls Would
tAy8 done, 20 Allow himSAlf, TO III vbeaten, Ia
gr9sr 70 please the smperos. Tke emperor
did not like to Isee. II is eyeh said that
rather than be bsaten at teards, be had been
sesI cheating. MANY heroes have their
Napoleon, badly beaten and With the
ball still In bis hand, exclaimed with q lit
tie touch Of spite, "How is it, Droust,
that ct this game never winf,
Ha sire, J" 'naively snswered the gene
avail"
In private. life, Drouot remained 40 unaf-
fected and simple as the day when he left
Nancy. His morals, his indifference to
wealth, and his generosity, were by word.
The exiled emperor, speaking Of him at
"he might live on forty cents q day, a.
we'll satisfied as il he had the income IL 4
king; his morals, his probity, his sfmpli-
tcity, would have hDnored him even in the
brightest days Of che Roman Republic"
i Yet Napoleon exaggerated in saying that
day. Being at one time persecuted for his
opinions, his friends became anxious lest he
should have nothing to live upon. The
4 general caimed their fears by saying, san
y need 10 twenty -four, eehts a day with
! tthis can live very well'' ~
When old and living at Nancy, Drouo
! spent his time in study, in agriculture
: pursuits, 'aail in good w0rks. One day b.
j went so fareas to tear the gold lace of hi
a uniform fn order to assist poor nah. On
: Of his nephews, who lived with him, re
a rnonstrated, saying that this uniform wa
. the noblest Inheritance of his children.
'"I have done so," answered the siunpl
. and good old man, ''in order tha
tmy nephews' may never forget that the
% are tho grandsOns Of a baker."-Youn
y Catholic.
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asARR1AGE oE. THE EMPERoK or J! e,5iLkA; III IA;
q mpresses Tea An and Tsz an,iIsSsa n$ haEs;I
.rs5et fixing tho apafFiSgs of f1e young
arsror Of China for the 10th Of ootehers s.sss
sr No yeasS the 35Ehptgegses e bay bays Tss; HSfs
zce of Tetel lAia6g atcne has IN had. 6et, to,
ntTibute to tho Me51nga a tEousssauf "a s$5G s;1t'
1ees of silk goodse 30 poe ga gards aI Oh silk nf
Hns cotton, 5000 pieces Of broeade, ao9o e9S
dresses 200 pieces Of Psi9 t5s sFesD s.lk
e608 eiIk robes, 500 pieces Of plain green
the emperor, 5000 robes and 500 pieces pieces
ersOf the imperial couple. The bride u
the daughter of Professor Tshs%g TShOng-TfSa en-,
~.srriage of the Emperor will be the sigma
sor his emancipation from and of the expira
ion of the powers of Prince K1ng, tn
regent; there may possibly result from thl
She dawn of a new policy in the govern
ment of the Celestial Empire.
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OF. MARY-JEFF RsoN COLLIE q
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La,

PARISH OF I. JAMES, La,
Situated Mtssissipp River, Sixty Miles above
New Orleana.
Tb. ancient and magnificent establishment. incor-
porat-d py OF the Legislasure and empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees will DO opened che I'd Of
October. 1t is under the direction Of the Marist
Fathers who form society specially devoted TO educa
tion. College Point and Convent Landing arc convs
nieut AMI u4r landing places fr stoanboats going
to AID returning om New Orleans.
TERMS;
Payable in U. S. currency half yearly in advance;
Board tuition washing and stationery, per term Of
Doc ors fees and medicine in ordinary Of Ill
E6tsspso ness or e. a 10 pss be- pad only once 10
N. BAH music leasons are 10 be paid for monthly
in advance
His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop of New OIL, ans
The Rev. Clergy Of Allie
For further detals apply to the Very Rev President
AZ inc '''''" MR. p PoURsINE
I ocliy So. ~ GrAvier street. New oFleRnS.
A cADEMY or THE VISITATION,
! Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties Of this Institution win be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY ~ SEPTEMBER
D.
Parents uarr. desiring GrstelGss BoefIiine
School foe their Daughters and WARDS "l md hsss
eEfs fgssasag portion Of Of the c..
netrsS NSd ronanc sitaatson sordS in Sddiion
eyery facility for acquiring education mental and
moral Of high grade. large additions have been
made the buildings 20 meet the increasing appieA-
tions for ndmissinn. -.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms 10 to- ONCE Of the
| Gtreet au25 Iy
CT JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
| = Conducted by the 6StSrS Of Charity.
Near EmmIta6urG. Frederick County. Maryland
This institution is peaaant ty situated healthy and
picturesque part Of Frederick county Mayla1d nal a
m lie from Emmitsb1Tg, and two miles roIn Mount oN
MArys College. 1t vas commenced in ioVV ana ln1S
po.at by the Legislature Of Maryland In 'e'o. An'
bill q. = convenient and spacious.
TERMsi
| Board a Tutioh per academic rear, lnSuoln8
B. d aud Bedding, Washing, MsndinS ana sooo n
Doc ora fee. ~ y,
- I" Nv" ALL PAYABLE II ADVANCE.
The Acsdsnic ysaT q DIVIDED n STe - ~ sth n ~
months each BEGINNING rcSPoctaVoly On bsS ~aA - ~
eHsi and the 1gsh Of JAauhRY.
: Lssters Of tnQutET diTsotsd 2 ~ urrpxpyoa
A. ! nys72Iy - SOssOSS AcsAeny' E"ni'sSarG' ~
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& ,st.tfsa aaaaf aapafsa5cGtk&ss ssisSg&1
'oR7f 1aE T5sSIT.f Nvdge1eaa lissG a

a Hsv Hosk HsviAyR&asaaA yTats1oos ?
8uly a0th, nips haadRede ssboges spf
$ork city were the chosen oess kori
~ picnic Of thoss orgAniEed fot the
7kildren. Of New York, thEeugh The
of the IIases newapaper. UP - the
July, nearly els, 600 had been cen-
"A by the weli-wiahers Of thic neole
When we eOnsider that the ex-
for nine hundred newsboya, lnctpo-
amounted to but $5ol, We begin 70
hand how easily some Of tho plea
kef life may be given to . class WAC
most in need of them. Ihe irfePEso.
wsboys and bootbaacks assemossa IN
" Hall Park at about 4. H., badges
rinned upon their jackets, and the
~ marched to the wharf. It. was .
- sight. The TiDses report says
zasareds of little ragged grsaios, .d few %s1v o1
IEnothing 70 protect their oaase-cropRsd
y 3Eom the sun, were dashiPg ebopt ln
Seafe Of plee IL they had secored . bedge,
~ hiph state Of anxiety If they had NOT
Sc 90. Those who were too ea4 70 80
4. stood on thsir heads, snd turned somei,
from pure exuberanee OF spirits, ana
a-bit of roguish satire WAS shot at those
3Sould not be taken." -r.e.,.., F.. ,,t al
report continues;q sa-yaf 91 lg.
"a then of all the queer scenes that, were
macted that which hogan the moment
Sree moved from the d9dk wee the oddest.
q ono of the boys set to work In q. pay
ueh-ard-tumble tpssle With his neignPor.
groups Of the were often rolling on tnem
3toeethsr, they played az kinds OF thsppss spassS
were doing It for . liyfsg. When the
struck up lively air, they all began to
= in the most grotssque fashion. i.
"A vet amid all this noisy fun and frollc
s7noling and bear-fghtin& all preserved
Stmost good humor. Scarce t9ul exptes
Eas heard all day. and 2 New York news
n bootblack can let his tongue wag wnei
X a mind to do 90 in anything but Parlo
'1kaoe, Now fancy 9tS ragged urchlns-
co1ld not have raised . perfect par
ssrs in the whole ecrow6--nnmberao OF ther
1Ssnoted. many of them carrying their bleos
Hoxes strung over their shoulaerS nK
kkreacks, and hupdreds OF them ptmiSk!n,
Graoes of ballet-dancers. 1t was lau9nsol
4 a6ndicrous to q degree ,.i.....!. -.
athe barge reached Oriental. Grove' "a =,
- became very lively, many q ~
III passengers were making tneit III ~
r - the country. On their arrlyai y
was fnrniahed with bread and tt
cf chowder. They had all they wan
n swimming. and then they started Q
ssS the grove improvising all kinds
,siss sports, and using the bat, oaila ~
6Isns al only boys know how to de-; 4
SRsSeck dinner was given ON board t!
SsSe--a device to get the young new
sSshants safely on board without ext
rni1R. The scene on the home-stret
-. beyond description But throogA9
- yv3Soae excursion there was no mietas
s esrouble, no accident of any kind n''
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HusrAN EXISTENCE IN A. A.IEMPERATCRE
8 tlwn HUNDRED AND THIRTx-FIvE DE-
weather is waIm,s and tne
ss3sS s5en of rolling mill, life may affect the
sssse ~ stIe statenent that ttone half Of
~ ws.id does not know how the other half
;.rss y ar works, it NAV not be snprOht-
s:ss. ~ rnnaider it. Away from home the
~ issiit Nnanestions are asked about rolling
nsas g. and wages :Lsl ls tne WorK an
ler0 ak 1sachinery sn Can ges Slv -,
~ IA t{Rpsuniil f''5 .aIs is very hot in the
Sf.saeesSY ~ THE work is not all done BY ma
,xiaery. as many an aching frame OF bone
80 nuseles can testify; and the questioner
Nculd probably not get $40 q day, II lie
go no neore than he eonld earn. An un-,
ssuiyccal yes! disposes Of the third in
1rivy. which is construed into meaning sne
~ hboshood, as we'll as the inside, OF
'Issssac6 The labor Of most OF the rolling
x .sss5 sl,N Ts1rnipg. Viewed in the light Of
sfssee yseuple's hours, however. 1t COM
80 III The night. At four o'clock they
s..,sS ;ySssp and doing, for At Ave- one, haif
81 sSs.e7 1orld being yet in bed, sharp
5sksSf3 g Hill be calling the rollers to their
1900 SnA hooks, aud the iron must be hot
SrS Siht. During the early part OF tse
s'<S III 81 heat, tlrough ID intense, ia patiently
= rs Win the body clothed, but between
tIs;ses a53A Che iron are all kissing hot, the
81 Sirss32o OF the men is taxed 70 the ut
- ~. sY3y the time the irst- named hour Ii
6 al metal substances have oecoms
as8. II Tor the unaccustomed to handle
n as air about the furnaces and rolls u
;g,S3 Ninety five degrees in shad!
& so IL 4, terrible inaiction to many, oa
4 4ff,Afhermometer marks from l25 to IL
sI2s6R Of heat. Shirts dripping with per
sostNfS1N are discarded, and muscular de
lapzaent may be studied to good advant
S'ls. Pants are wet and steaming hotiy
5d even shoes must occasionally
sutied of the sweat that runs into then
,t1,nfenauces begin to wear distressed ap
gSsrances, as if the pliysical- strain wa
s@asteIling severely upon even the tough
~. One look at al tie . dezen stout men tha
- iislibe prostrated, in the last round g
-, will convince any one that the large'
ages they may IeoeiEe are 'Weil earned
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COLLEGE
I'M M AC U LATE CONCE PTION
Corner Of Common and Bsrsnne stroets.
NEW ORLEANS. . ...

This Literary BY the State Of
aaotsd by thS F.thsI. ef soslet e The bua
ooefeysrd entirely out Of om the street. rsserved Sor
freation 90 that hem the arrival Of the papils at
secluded and supeflutended.
Ths courss Of instraction sabrAoss Greek, LAtis,
NnGnah, Frsnch Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
MsEAsmatcs. Astronomy, Natural and Mental fhfoso:
phy WitA tho addition Of Bookkoepfng and tho usual
Commercial Branches also the Germ an Language.
etadsnts arc not admitted unleas they knpw how q
rsad and write. t'tI - T -
The moral religious training Of ss stnhsutsis hs
leading objects of the instructors.
Every month report In sent parents stating CON
duct progress rank in GLASS and attsndsnce - ID
TIE acadoInical year beSias tho hrss Aonday O
Qetober, and en- ds about the 3lst ofJuly.
=. ah' ~ .@f- TERMS '. ~
Cclegiats Cenrse payable In advance. and In Unite
l States cuFrehcy, two mouths S20 .,
apsi 7s,v REV r. aAUTRELET. Presideas
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Mr. McK. has also In store tand for whsoh he agen
N extensive assortment Of -.
g a.'H THE BEAUTY '
LEVATED OVEN RANGE,
tH1 .'
MADE BY ..r
THE UNION STOVE woRKs
tLate R. R. Finchs sous).
.l -. .-.s
.. D. McKENDRIcK, Agent,
4s4 MAGAZINE STREET 4e4
New Orleans.
To Buyers of Ranges.

TO DuyoEs 0I N1uges'
In presenting the .t- ...f
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
to trade and to the public earnestly request that
Ranges in feeling fully assured that asr siet
sminaeion they will select the BEAUPY aSovs AZ
nese, ..t "a
A Comparison. -
6ome of the Elevated Oven Ranges need tho services
of competent engineer to operate them, and TO keep
them in WORKING order. This one dese NOT Any ser
want possessing ordinary intelligence ean opersss it
beD Is rare Of great Importance to houSek tai
CULINARY DEPARTMENT
should be supplied with simpe and effective an sp
BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. l.
L F'' .Annoyances Saved. '.. '.i' .
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TNsTITUTION OF THE s1pTKRs on ST. JosRRN
Corner st. Philip and Galvos strSets,
New Osi&aAs. 7f''' ss

Tho governnens Throughout this establIshmeus IA
mild parental The pupils arc never sepsfssed rvs
Sheif Kscreston. table dorinores aso
the saxne for all In snort everything tenda 70 po-
mote afoetonate union ketwee0 the Elsters and fAo
young ladies intrusted to their motksrly caro-,
The fnntruction In thoreuEh Gnd sold and haze11
with the Of s0cety The oourse copvisSa
I'm both English and Ffench) an the brAnches of kaov.
ledge cultivated at the day Each language In
taught by natives Of respective counties a. 70 in.
surc correct pronunciation. II I'D. . s.I,tl >
The acsdemical year closes with apublio exhibitiea
and dstribation OF poniums 20 which pafeh In
vited. o.. ,., 80
Edocaon 10 here the object Of special attention ana
solicsude. Govonng th0ae placed endes their charge
BY moral suason alone the Ssters Of S. Joseph ende
to nculoate principles Of soa piesy. tAe
sct observance of polite and amiabe deportin enS
ins feelings Of respect and affection towards pafents
Puptis q an asneiains saione sre admitssd. :,
School moved 70 the Bay st. Louis whore the Sisters
! Of St. Joseph hayo o fourishing academy,
\ TERGs-To Be- paid IN advance, e forlows. 70
Boarding per three Donths ess og
waning, =, a, .....--..;- -..-...-... 70 -
ENTRANCE - :" 10 %
Music Leasons and use Of Instrument 3s9o
ewing Lessons 90
Pastsi oil painting. according tho number Of pupila.
Needekwork In all ie varieties. golden em6Epsdetr,
artificial howers. 10 taught 70 tho boarders without
| charge.
For further particulars address, suPerieress Of The
Academy OF the Sisters OF st. Joseph Boz i5l New o.
leans or. II more convenient agPly to .vro,,
nof2 II Iy or G. ID. ELDER. Agent
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The MORNING. Stan is slwasa .fos sale BY Mr.:
ohas. d. Elder, fe4 CaIab gtEeet; lyahS is Also
authorized to receive 'Sa6sOriPtians for the
paper
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ST. sTANIsLAus COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
~ BAY ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI 80.

This institution chartered by the State Legislature
has in suceessfnl operation since 1885, Beautifully
siye View Of the GULF and eoriag ali the sdvantsges
q tho brse.e and bathing In the Sumner s spl:n
and amusement for the pupils The Commercial Course
comprises all the branches Of good Kngiish education
Board aud Tuition por session. payable half yearly In
advance e25O 90
Washin9 Der session. ...................... 10 90
Beddin M per session (optional) 10 90
Toctor'e fees OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Vocation II spent at the Institution 50 %
CHARGEB:
Piano and Violin, per month, each. %
IJee Of Piano per mon tn th.............-...... 50
Flute uer nm, Ath 90
Brase Instrument per month .-.......--.....- ] 90
Spanish and German languages per month. each.. 90
ER0. FLORIMOND
nh24 72Iy Director Of the College.
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Our Claims to Favor.

As msas By the UNION STOVE WORKS. it Is
with Tlss ss ssr
les. sIIs g. out q S,ss, and eG:ts ;
sss e ass ana I'M
% any nP saSsr
and .sg 9s %
Ss snS s
Sek' nth s sIsssSe ,S sS"Piosy wSieh aD % be
in vain 20 get the ashss and refuse out OF
"sn! That its conveniences cannot be ezceed-ts
rge and its re s are e1A'y the
s That-lt not only has . sold and substantial look
10 9 spd s ts
q That it will BAKE QUICKER and BETTER than
any other thing called by the name Of Range.
in farnishx AMI e0%pps,Inpf mp their Sn
proper ss@ty when In fact IL req Ii5es the
the IarmOpy and the comtoIt Of every meal Every
nSqss Do hags no T. o
J. BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE g..
;fst &c II .sa 991 s9a
other Range Of it's class known 10 the pablo.
T. Its Rapid Success. ...
THE BBAUTY ELEVATED. OVEN RANGE -rr
sopIenisncs Er Bains and OouLine the eFtsinig q
isss d a's'ssf ti o9s 1s SisE
tsaving lame back and Its attendant SvlsJ are 10 y
OF the Superior this Range PossesA0s over al
low-oven Ranges. -..-.
4 1t Must Bake.
THE BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
ust bake as the heat passes directly mp and around
the ovens before leaving the Range
.cial Conveniences and improvements
ovsn, are Drovided with tIatOrs for the escape
f'IGAM. There is Slide In the back for the escape
sPLUS HEAT FROM tho Top OF tho Range aiso
'rprr at the botto9 Of the same plate, foE ihs e
..,s Dust ETC., [araing from tha rakinE OF tns
,As aud preventing u from lying around the kiGnsn
rbe heat be passed 70 from either OF the ovens
by regulating the dampors in the columns TIE oVESs
Gin be DRAWN OUT, allowing the SCOT and dlrt 70 VI
removed without trouble. -. - -,
Above and over the OVENS Is largo closet OF 1npL
size the especial purpOee of warming dnhen
etc Whenever desired. A.o many other new ehd ns
q eirabe conveuiences which will be fully appreciates
| upon inspection
Caution.
a Es certain, when you ask for the
= BEAUrE ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
a THE UNION STOVE woRKB .".'
east ov6r tie oSsn doerS. ~
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CAIHr vINCENT's COLLEGE.
CAPE, GiRAEpEAU, missouri

This Institution conducted By the Priests Of the Coo
gregaton Of the Miaaon st. Vincent Of Paal, -
above Cairo and hundred and Any niles below G.
Louis -.
Tho College bu!ldngs arc largo. comodeus and vias
ventilated The grornds beautifuL extensive. era
we'll adapted for heafthful exorcise.
The College oi easy Regular daily pockne1
touch q Cape Girardeau.
Tho scholastic year begins on the FIIsBf MoNDAH
or SEPTEMBER, and ends about the drse Of Jaly.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per Rcholsstic year .-.-. ea9o
washing and mendpg Of articles srsabsa... .
Physictan'o Hee ana Medicines ~
For further information apply %
Rev. A. vERINA C.. NJ,
President Of the CoIlsgS
Or to Rev THo8 J. SMITH, O. II,
su27n My st. Joscph's Church. New orieana
Mr. JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier O. the Mutuaf
National Bank, No. iO6 Canal street, Now OTie1Dss
hereby authorized and giye receipt for eny
moneys which be paid to him for account OF mo
A. vERINA e. NJ, President.
New OrleaLs. August ,. 1874.
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II you would yourself from great discomfort and
misery constituent upon food or an indein.
tey postponed dinner because the range you have ID
out OF order and will not bakeand the additional
neyance OF from the orgetful dstory
range man" 70 repair itas promsed-you will at once
discard tho old abortiye contrvances Of sntquatod
brains and procure the ....t ~
,1r BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE.
which is the less valuable because It s beautiful
- i! Failure of Old Inventions. 90
Our experience. Il. ~ " .
AS. s.MANUFAcTURERs FOR THE LAST FORTY
7f YEARS, .H'..' ...... -
enables to furnish numerous cases OF cooking and
heating inventons that have beep imposed upon the
public by ignorant and obscure moke Of great Pre-
Tensions an after brief but vexoous and expensive
trial, have been proven useless and entirely worth
less. ~ -.. 9.
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The cla.soe commence about the frat Of Hsptsmhss,
and close ~ the end Of June by IN examination and
Books. ETC.. may be procured Al the I.stitutioa 81
Pupils are received any time during the ysae anS
ehafgee u1ads from ths dAts II entrance oniy. n
AcAdony OF tho Holy ADEels. Au47 n ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-08-25
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the studsas s'eTy faetiisy Sbr acquiring tAosseaA
sLAssICAL AND coxHKRc1AL xpuuArrox
Every candidate for sdmisson not. psrsouaIIy -
qusstod with member Of the Faculty. musS nso-
dros prepss tsstAnoaiala u good neral ehsraetee.
are can't three tse year 70 the parents O.
Guardane 81 she etudenta 10 tnf61m them a ehe en-
dnet hsa.th ard iMPssys.sas of thsir seas vaeas
and thu greatest Attsa0A bsstswsd On te
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TERMS.
Board sad tnition pef ssasiou Of tsn moatAs eesa
Tho next cessation begins On 0optDnbor 3D. lSjA
Payments mast be made QuafteSy oomi Lonn uaIav
In advsnoe: Gat.loEaes oontslniss iastsposIoas 4
psrents and full Particular VIII b 6sS "a aopi.
1 REV. J. @. ZEALAND T.
a. President 6t Louis University,
3S2i I'M &c. Lonis. Me-
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-08-25

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Tie Fins Tern begiHs September ,Ash. "a
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easies with the comfort. and rsansneats Of hens.
The DoMEsTIc DEPARTMENT. and rxr1nAxARY
s'ing under the care sf The sistsrs Of CAas,,y.
II. A. coRRIGAN. u. D..
nuS nn President
YoUNa LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction Of the slstsr MAranitss of Ho,
Croes.
Corner Of Rampant and Streets Third District
New Orleans, Louisiana.