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To the Taxpayers Of the Fifth and Four
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-13

PAssING.-As the trials of life thicken,
and the dreams of other days fade into the
deem vista of disappointed hope, the heart
grows weary of the struggle, and we begin
to realize our insignificance. Those who
have climbed to the pinnacle of fame, or
revel in luxury of wealth, go to the grave
at last with the poor mendicant who begs
by tue wayside and, like him, are coon for
feIt ga active in life as we are now. They
passed away as vapor, while nature wore the
same aspect of beauty as when the Creator
commanded her to be. Aud so shall &c %
wien we are gone. The heavens will be as
| bright over Onr heads az they are no"
ar"uud our paths; the world VIII "aV we ' 'r1
er,, she has now for our children.
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and don't hinder my boys and girls from

and don't hinder my boys and girIs from
working"
Lasyiegs whimpered little. but nobody
paid any attention, as he wiped his eyes
with his wings, and went up in the farm
house, to see what the big grass hopper
under the currant bushes would say to
him.
az am redAay afraid. ut this rate, 1 shall
have to work for q living, like the com
monest bee in the swarm" thought he.
"Hallo! here's something quite extraor-
dinary!"
It was q gilded cage, hanging out on the
parlor window, with cups of seed, and cups
Of water, and oh delight! great lump
Of sparkling white sugar pushed in between
the wires; while on q wooden perch in the
centre of the cage, fat mocking-bird sat
with his head under his wing, fast asleep.
"This is famous" chuckled Lazylegs.
"Who wants to go sticking their nose into
honeysuckle bells aud hollyhocks when
there's such fat living as this to be had, for
no trouble at all. Here goes for a fine sup
tue swarm never tasted before"
But Lazylegs in his incaatious haste,
buzzed 90 loudly, and attacked the crystal
line Jumps so greedily, that the brown
| mocking-bird walked up from his afternoon
"Hallo!" thought the mockiug- bird,
there is uninvited company, but I'll soon
settle this business"
And before LaEylegs knew what he was
about, the mocking-b had darted from
the perch, and swallowed him, wings, legs
yellow belt and all.
That was the end of Lazylegs, and poor
little Mrs. Buzz never knew what had be-
come Of her graceless son.
"rm afraid lie gone to Australia" salt
the little mother.
"Just as WE'LL" said the queen bee, "H
never would have come to any good here.
The mocking-bird knew all about it Q
course-but he kept his own counsel.
, elf any of the rest come to inquire ate
? him, I'll serve them just the same !" sal
the warlike-bird.
But no one came for Lazylegs. Like a
indolent people he had very few friend
: and 80 the mocking-b bird had no more be
n suppers.
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COLLEGE ~ ,.x
INN CULATE CON CE PT1ON
Corner efsCoumon and BaIonne streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution incorporated by the State OF
Quoted by the Society The build
ings arc well adapted for edTeational RuIposss a.
recreation, 90 that o the arrival Of the pupils ct 1
4. NJ tin their departure at ~ H., tncy are eonstansy
The Course Of Intersection threefold: Preparatory.
Commercial aud Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners =.
Tho Commercial Course IL for those stuaenes VINO oo
not wiah to learn Latin and Greek.
complete education. .
French 10 taught in the three courses.
Studrnts arc not admitted unless thoy know how 70
road and write. ~.
The moral and religious training Of the stadsntsn the
leading objects Of the Instructors
dnet pSoQrcss rank in class and attendance.
sThe aosdemIcai wear begins tho hrst OF October
and closes towards the end Of July.
TERMS;
Coyegate Coures payable in advance. ana Ia on''so
States currency two months go.
OBJ 1sIE REV. f. GAUTRELET. President.
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7 INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip and Calves strsets,
Now Orlenna

The government throughout this establishments 10
mild parental The puple mover aspsrstoA fem
their Rcreeton table dormtorioa are
;he same all. In snort everything tends 70 pro-
mote afIecticnaae between the bsesee and the
Young ladies' !ntrusted 10 their motheTly care
Ths instruction thorough aud solid and in harmony
With the REQ urementa OF society The comprises
On both Englsh and FEenchI all the branches Of know
ledge cultivated 1t the prcsent day Each language
taught by natives Of respective countriea TO In
correct pronunciation 49, ...,
Tho academical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution OF premiums TO which parepts arc An
vited. -,
solicude Governing those placed under their charge
by suasion alone tho SsteTs OF &C. Joseph ondee
yor principles Of selid pety require the
strict iof polite and smabls deportssnt and
nHti feeiii o. Sspcct and Affection to.arcs parents
Pupils Of easD ninntsons arc admitted:
School 10 moyeo = Bay st. Louis whore tho Sistera
of Ct Joseph have q Hourishing academy
TERMS-To be paid In advance, rs feliows 49,
washing, - -.-...----...-...------ ~ W ~
Emf
Muslc Lessons and use Instrument. ~ ~
n,a IN q
Pastel Oil paInting according the number Of pupfls
Needle work in all 10 varieties, golden embroidery
artificial flowers taught to the boarders without extra
For further particulars address, Superiorsss Of the
Academy Sisters Of ST. Joseph Box 1911, New Or.
| leans - or, II more con vsnient, apply to
| 27IIy or G. ID. ELDER. Agent
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
q r y L \ E s,
opELoUsAs. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY, La.

T form as: e sss % s.n
ss'is habits and and
in thon, thoee qualities which render virtue both anal
only sa' :Ts
general Tits shall be the oeot Of the constant ef
The site Of the Hoaas1S i. aud healthy and
hours u rseTsasioo ample for
pupils are alwa,s unrer .cisnt VI their In
The oourss Of Instruction commencing with the rudi
s kssSa ~ H %asias ana sssr
Gs0msFs keeping G-%% ,n. Ess,s
s aar, 'ssss
Ss;.ps .as
work. tapestry. Emb.oidery, Flowers.
tho
1sss to tho
ia sss;:s fsp:
charged only from the time they enter.
TERMS,
Board and Tuition per session 80 % %
Entr.nce tonOs paid, for Boarders; sc. SS
P Pog sss %ors per
PEN Paper and Ink q" w
EXTRA cHAReks.
Piano. Guitar, Harmoniun,, each. per month. o.
Washing, per session. W "
quarter begun cha, ged In full No deduction made
for Embroidery. Medicines will be charged. whom sup
| Piled by the House. ut store prtcoA
occasions dress uniform viz: In winter, mazarit
blue Dress o straw black velvet hat trimmed VIII
blue black silk apron and black cloak In summer,
pink lawn chntz 1.-TWO pink dresses arc requiredli
white sunbonnet II IL also necessary for each youni
lady to have two white dresses, white veh' and ont
| common sunbonnet
They required to bring with them the ordnaI!
table furniture consisting Of Two knves ana . ior :
table and teaspoon tumbler and napkus
toap: brushes, combs, pitcher. bowl LOOKING gas,
small bucket, mosquito bar . sufficient quantity
shects, towels, BLANKETS, everyday clothes.
, All letters to be addressed prepaid to the
SUPERIOREsS OF TIE URSULINES.
. Opelousas Parish Of st. Landry. La.
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HILL COLLEGE.

This long established Institution so fAyo,abiy known
,ss e, sss WI" enter ''
OCTOBER a2, 1872.
h HdueasiSn Tie Directors
~ ess sse,s ss
superior to tho former College In point of ventilation
Ths Plois..ass being aspSsr: Of Society sh iSa
sss By
vantage OF long traditional experience The Eauca,on
is only
s IL s: TO
she duties they win have 70 In after life
saa Fl
lasrois Tho Preparatory course las.s oxs ys.r and
n aSss Eduestien the tic s.tS ~.
to The Sssrss q 4 ). !s.eseloE q xrs:'; :,
e 81 E
embraces al The branches nsusy taught 10
ah and .s!h q The cas;Gs, Soa..s The The
MsS The s o.
The age Of sdmi:.ion /. from mine e alsesn year,
| read and vrite.
- TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee. 6rst year only. Is "
Board Tuition and Washing payable halfyeary, - a..
and In ADVANCE "V4 ~
Bed and Bedding. ~ w
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
| PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE;
| THE JESUIT FATHERS
BAr'nn' and
sci laIy I4o Grsvier street New Orleana.
CANT vfNCENTs COLLEGE.
CAPE GIRARpEAu, MISSOURI
This nstitution conducted by the Priests Of the Con
| oreoation OF tho Mission st. Vincent of Paul, II
Beautifully located on tho Mississippi river forty niile
Louis
The College buildings large, commodious and vel
ventilated The grounds beautiful, extensive, ant
| we'll adapted for 6eaithful exercise. ,
The College 10 Of easy access hegulaf daily packeu
| The scholastIc year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about tho FIRST OF j uly
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per scholastic year s25
WaahinR and mendng of articles washed. 2:
Physicians Fec and Medicines
Instrumental Music. "
Aof 'N''' Rev. 4. vERrNA, C.M,
| President Of tho College
Or TO Rev. TH0S. J. SMITH, c. NJ,
| sel7eiy ST. Joseph's Church. New Orieans
| Mr. JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutua
National Bank, No. IO6 Canal street, New Orleans.
hereby authorised receive and give receipt for
money which may be paid to him for account OF tn
Ao''' A. vERINA, C. N, President
New Orleaus. August 3. 1874
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Editorial Department.

need only refer to tho Of this depart
Of the paper In the past the best of
in the future. Suffice to say that 1t will DO
bold, outspoken. independent fearless.
Special attention will also be given in our Literary
and Art Reviews to new books paintings, etc.
The METROPOLITAN RECORD win be supplied
to subscribers the following termscash invariably
ID
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ST. srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BAY ST. LorIs, MISSISSIPPI

bs fnsttution chartered by tho State Legislature,
and conducted by tho Brothers Of the Sacred Heart
haa beeu in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
on the shores Bay commanding extern
sive view Of the Gulf and aordnG All tho advantages
Of the sea breeze and bathing In tho summer s cpl
did location is great Indictment 20 healthul exercise
and amusement for the pupils. The Commercial Course
Committee ali the branches of good Epglish education
D1Sanne Observation-Disclosures. 1250 Oh
49, nov .s.sion 10 90
~ 3 ns r. r. .ass;on OO
1Sata-ss r., Observation-Disclosures. co
vacation IL spent at the insttution SO Oo
EXTRA cHARoRB;
Piano and Violin, per month, each, --.-.--.. go
Dse VI iaao. IN ~ '--........... 90
1LusS ~. .NS S 80 rnonfh ....... 90
Grsss ISL a ngnages ner month each. 90
Torf urther particulars, apply to oy,,rorD
ho. ,-oIv Director Of the College.
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ST. LOUIS
UNIVE RSITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1883
Nv members the Society of Jesus and insorperato
by az act Of the Legislature in lass, 10 has
perisnood and contaass 70 offer
the student every facility for acquiring thorough
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION
Every candidate for admi.sion not, ysrsenAny &C.
uuaiuted with momber Of tho Faculty, must pro-
dace proper testimonials Of good moral character.
Bulletins three times "a the pareots
guardians tho students 10 inform them Of the
duct health and improvement OF their sons or wards
An experienced physician daily Visits the Institution,
the and attention besto wed the
sick
TERMS.
Board and tuition per session OF ton monthA. ESQ.,
The next session eegins September ID, iet4.s
PAYMENTS must DO made quarterly scmi an ually,
In advance. Catalogues containing Pm tructions 70
parents full particulars, will be sent free appii
REV j. G. ZEALAND s j..
President st. Louis Universty
jy2l I'm st. Louis Mo.
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Young LADIES ACADEMY OF THE
~ VISITATION B. v. NJ,
rprDrprcv ryTy MARYLAND,


This Institution is located in healthy and pe.u:;
hoss sHS
hsas
enisIsed ample for tie s ss.ss
asie year on 6ss Monday September
and ends the rs. Of July H. ensSe aer the
OF session viii be charged only fS e
such PorGn Of as may Re MidSn befors the ex
pration I the session. unless in cas-" Of sickness.
m
Meadins Bed. Beading. Doctors Fec aud 100 90
currsns Charge; are paid in
Gsrm. i:ais spanish form nal
charges. Pupiis are received st any 'no All Sro
CT. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
, Conducted by the Sisters OF Charity
Near EmmitsburR Frederick County. Maryland.
This Institution Ia plea.anty situated in healthy and
picturesque part Of frederick county Maryland bali
H aaey IU College Il wy: in sos and tnser
Porased by The Legislature Or MARYLAND in 1915 The
baili are convenient and spacious
TEgMs;
Board ss " ssssSs %shs %saSss
Doc or's fee ................-:......s2e o
l. E'-'0F s afh i p1TaBIE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions Of Eve
months each, beginning respectively on the 'h Oh A''
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
my572ly ''--"r Acsh"'r Sn'pt~""'P
SETON HALL COLLEGE,
SOUTH ORANGE, ".
The First Term begins September 4th.
This College offers the advantages of superior edu'
cation with the comforts and refaements OF home.
The DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT and VETERINARY
80 arsty
NJ A. CoRRIGAN, D: D.,
r..n President
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DIssoLuT1oN. ZNn
The copartnership heretofore existing between the
undprt igned, under tho style Of FlNNEY & BYRNES
10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
affairs of tho late trm will be Hquidated by r L.
FINNEY, s5 Poydras street. -
THOS BYRNES,
w. II. BYRNES.
New Orleans, September SO, 1874
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MOUNT ST. MARY's COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMIrsBuRG.
Frederick County, Maryland

The scholastic year 10 divided into two sessionso
aye months oach beginning respectively tho ist
September and the lat Of February.
$780, payable In advance PhysiclAn's fes etc., and
pocket money for each session % sach which, bsedes
clothing books and stationery supplied By The Collage
must DO paid for In advance.
Ali the students instructed In the doctrines and
trained to the practice Of tho Catholic religion.
Applicants for edmission who hayo studied In other
colleges and academies must produce certificates OF
good standing and character.
Youths not qualified to ontsr the Collegiate oourso
are admitted 70 tho Preparatory Department.
Tho best route 70 tho Coiicsc II By the Wesse
near the College. Tickets sold through 70 Emmlts
Letters Of inquiry sGouid be addressed 70 sAs
- President Of Mount 81. Msry's College.
orto CHAs d. ELDER, Louisana Agent
auii I'm la Camp street. New Orioans-
ST MARYs COLLEGE,
MARION COUNTY. ky.
ISL Maiy Station Lebanon Branch Of Louisville an
Nashville Railway
Session begins FIRST TUESDAY in septsuabsr.
Bedding. washing and ordinary mending. g GO
French and German nee TO those not studying tn
Classlas Ausic, extra Books and Stationery,
current prices.
For further particulars apply 70
REV. L. ELNA, CIR. Ii. D..
iy2s 2m Presideat
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EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY

YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction Of tho sisers Maranises Of Holy
Cross.
co'ner of Rampsss and Third District
Th.: mssaiseen. In..i.utlen chartered February
hs subures OF the city and At abort dlstance IRON
tho health and security srS 1 q IL innass..
The systsm Of sducation embraces the French AnS
snssSs s.a xnossss pa Ma
s
P,oisnsl Chreeo,og. frsneh md xnsl,.a L,s.rs.9re
As:ssasay ss essss, 500
Ms:ic pr.ins r..sns ria ssa Me- s
TKRAas-PAYMRNrs TO BE MADE oUARTKRLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition In French and Kngtsh, pst
month mar ousri:r 60 &C
Entrance Fec for the arst year only. 10 20
EXTRA CHARGES:
German ~
Iu.e e the Pi.ae. per quarter 5. g
sssssonory y'' :: :.....::.::::.::.: : g
WAahins =. -......-.......... - 90
T.Pss:s,y nd Ensros'ry.. .......-........ 3 g
Drawing :. .-................n'
Baths for the Summer Season ................. %
F:s
e. may DO procured at the 1n'''a'on 81
4. q sssa ss
s ot a HSS sSp to the
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nj ETRoPoLIrAN RECORD.

DEVOTED TO NEWS POLITICS. LITERATURE
SCIENCE AND ART.
ONE OF THE LARGEST DEMOCRATIC ORG ANS
IN THE COUNTRY.
FULL OF VARIED. ENTERTAINING AND IN
sTRUCTIvE READING FOR THE FAMILY
CIRCLE, AND CONTAINING THE
BEST STORIES. POETRY AND
GENERAL MISCELLANY.
1t Is the aim Of the Editor and Proprietor to make
the RECORD something moro than q political organ.
He 10 determined that It shall continue to boa
WELCOME VISITOR 10 THE FAMILY CIRCLE
looked for and eagerly read by every member
of the household. young and old.
OF tho
FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS,
| q large proportion will be devoted to
LIGHT AND ENTERTAINING READING.
| STORIES POETRY. ANECDOTES
I
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CorARrSEEsH1P:
The undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
under the and style of BYRNES g. BIO, for the
purpose of conducting a general WESTERN PRODUCE
AND PROVISION BUSINESS at No. e5 Poydras st.
: TROS. BYkNES,
W. H. BYRNES.
1New Orleans October l. 1872 oc6tf
THE PATENT ROOFING TILE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Are prepared fill orders for the various articles
manufactured by them, viz:
ROOFING TILES,
SEWER, DRAIN and CHIMNEY PIPES,
FIRE and BUILDING BRICKS -
KETTLE TILES,
PAVING TILES,
Etc, Etc. Etc.
The great superiority Of the TILES for Fire.Proof
Roofing been fully established, and the COSTS much
lower than slate metal. Address,
B j. WEST, President,
ll9 to l29 Magazine street,
Or s ELDER, Secretary and Treasurer
ses I'm % Commercial Place.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY,
WEST CHESTER,
This Institution situated In very deli ghtfai locality
In Pennsylvania 10 under tho direction Of The Sisters
OF the Immaculate Heart Of Mary. The Sisters having
recently purchased the large aud commoous buildng
belonging 70 the late Anthony Bo,msr. now pre-
pared 70 afford their pupils greater advantages than
heretofore
The Scholastic Year Il divided into two Ssssons
ruary lot.
Board and Tuition. per snnum. payable half yearly
advance -
Language. Music. ETC.. form extra chsress
For further particulars apply 70 the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West chsstsr Pa
oxa. OFFICE OF MORNING STAR.
esnly 1874 carondslst street. n. O.
MOUNT ST. MARYs COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMITsBuRG.
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CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAILM A X E R S,
COTTON DUCK Agent. Manufacturers Of Every De
scrptiop OF TENTS, TAkPAUL INS, AWNINGS,
etc, etc Dealere in all Sizes and Qualities of
MANILA and TARRED ROPE PUR.
CHASE BLOCKS, all sizes.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bunting for Flags,
all colors and qualities. ,
times.
we nav especial attention to getting mp In any
desired style or finish fine SILK FLAGS BANNERS.
Our facilities long experience in business ustifes
ma in Offering our services all requiring thing in
our lneyehd our work shau be First Rate and our
pricest4uite moderate.
CASSIDY & MILLER,
Observation-Disclosures. Poy dras street..
ap772ly Between Camp and Magazine
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-13

This long established Institution fAyo,ably known
the people OF the South, will enter upon It's Forty
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