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New-York tribune., 1872-04-09
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citn ncal G5iate for Gale.

Gitn neal Gstate for Sale.
A SPLENDID 4-st0ry. high-stoop, stone-frOnt
"A HOCsg Z1r8 lot ~ FAye opposite Genital PaIE
For sALE at bargain
wM. II RAYNoR, 81 Pnes:
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars OF 2,0OO
"A CITY OUr and BUILDING LOTS for SALE and to Lb con-
''nns ' map 81 Estate fiS % AaeiloDei Bossi. II Pas
EOR SALF-A first-class 4-story, high-sto op,
4 brown-s'one n HOUSE IN Ie,Fs Fits nm a.d
teal; all the 'Gen mProvemeu viii e Oh ov and on TeY
easy terms Apply the ht house Eom AAtlonA7e or at H.
WALKERS 50 BeekDan-st
EOR SALE-Above Forty -sixth-st. and adjoin-
ing FaVe Win SIDE ElnoNs overlooking H. IrstelsAs VI -
PeTiesi srlet throughout l. L. LoDLDT, 10 [tn .
TOR SALE - Medium-sized brown stone
HOUSE No l27 East sevnty-ari, on LcnoE HI w1tn few
pre- oEi very le cash reauircd Inquire on promises
EOR SALE or to RENT-A four-story, Z. b.,
a BROW ysrONB HOUSE, on soaih as IIilaTY-PCURTH-Sf
BIT BhoAD"A Al and snHafy PS APBS 90 R,,e,,
EOR SALE at a BARGAIN-The Elegant
HOUSE No. 10 East FoHihs'. Ffh-ave
25scI0i easy possession EDDY CO. No fark-pae
HOT AIR and VENTILAIING REGIS IERS
sre requeted to examine them. or send fr calosue.
w. C. CRGANER soy, y P.aii.st, =. 7.
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FoR SALE
THREE LOTS north SIDE Of oNEHUNDRED-AND-sIX
TLENTsT each 25rO) located 100 feet el Of NII fIAYR.
grade street 100 feet vide. Apply
wM sIycLAIE, lt. Finest.
902 WEST FIFTY-NINTH-ST, opposite
WI. TRsT BAILEY. Aaeiionecr
0y Y K. STEVENSON sOs) vii sell by lgtHon on WkDN
some aal FURNITURE and EFFECTS
residence. Catlga's at TIE house or iaricnrers oer' u t1ae
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Gteamboats ano Railroads..


PASSENGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
CORD a,'N Il M4EcassTEa S4sagA H Lo%ELL GET4Fs
ElsBoR y H, PLYMouTH n. H. and all points from WHITE
'A'-'' an WITn6fF CHANGE OF CARS
BETWEEN GosS0R1 \ Il Az ASp sPdlI PhE BoAF BoAtTrA
"a NILES RliL IisfAScE. SAVED AVE- PROM koRRld dd;oor,
L@si B. E5%'Sg9l% S5es aPs K Fo"s % cdon r. H11 s%d
k.. gSsq9 Clinton IN S1a ssS.1s &c ~ S ~ & i1d he eIesni
s.sr. saSsn Bristol H and PRoy6EScs orns direct
.. '''eS SSseSR 6qt TowR II is ASD FALL RIVER
The steamers o t' LPs ~, %.se ss a. 19e Teps Of s jersey c
E Aes Boat Of is Line leave SeTYorL arriving
& RTeI Passengers G pe.: 1eyna % , .S R1 bs s Boat
so.i for Lowell fesas points koIa wh e's fn m MsS
= :.sg . 5 s:a r. !. iaes a c6reoTs s' io n FhSas
sMoSq ns4sgIs % s.i Dirss;S cS"s1Sa n s : Co.
joHS WIYsLoW. sgpi Nashua and Lowell R. r. o.u,...,
a a Z z swGsEY SS sSpt Il Tsauoo Branch r r
b66Gk 56Skls1 sa r.. b. c. % an I'M sad SnV White
DEOPLE" LINE FOR ALBANY.
The .' end 6 %9s n% s5 gs5 ps RcnHoSD '0'
w leave Pier Ne a. Ncth hysr ever
= eesssc. SiI rIrosd .rsIs SOIt and ka,t
r,D , ,ss sSS ws af sos ssS ss
la onss s on the Ts. psst.s. at .5sstss DS1s
= Freight received mil the hour Of departure
NORTH RIVER and NEW-YORK STEAM
ss.fo S.ly at and so for SaIsusyile sn'
em. Yonas Hssn ISSS F s0 s' s t is re-
Ss aea RseE Ferry TO connect With d.
y x trains
ALBANY AND TROY LINE STAMERS,
"A i.ndss at C4TsKILL, IRON Pier ~ r. DAILY ssturdys
yy;yss tf's "a e cskcuf si hfc sSaSsss 5 iss Il
ss-siobs viii leave above ~ m fght al
sseaecd Iaish = y. na--&2-,. = a4
EOR TROY DIRECT. -, uoov
ID CITIZENS STEAMBOAT co. OF Troy. .
sesner. suENYsDK THOMAS POWELL DAILY tss'arday
sresptedl Pier 49, foot Of Spring st. az M
baggage hera safsios An Lg As
Ns n r. gOss-Kh COEHL--- sup
EOR NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
IL 81 Pecksip EewHavea al 33 and IL
. o. connecting with the railroad
L,OR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on House.
IL touie and Esugstack Railroads Pare 81 Steamer leave
Csihedne siD Y Boo1 tS1ndays eIceptedL
LALL RIVER LINE,
il FOR BOSTON via NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, OLD cOL0Hf,
Can't A. &. SIMhON& Capt Is. h. sIhhOhs.
Prom Cbarnbersst ct m For tickets aud state
nd third e.
kssSssas, Coartst. BIootlTs OF at the Pier
~ y BihOSs Managing Director
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Marb!e am Jlate MGntsls.


A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. IzSG WORKS, IA and D ka Eghteenthst Marble and
Mareized Mane Thing Marble Counters Monuments at prices Lat
defy competition. Marble arning for TIE trade
MARBLE, MARBLEIZED MANTELS, MON
w UMENrs HeadstOnes workmanship ats KLABER
Broadway and Sthaye Designs pLcaon
CTEWART's Slate Mantels.-Largest assOrt-
- lowest prices designs b. sTEWART Co. COS 6thsE
TTHE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
Il Unon~qulre Pouhsve. and Seven
offering Of hANTELS CRATES
comprising elegant aad designs az prices challenging
competition
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SELL, SELL, SELL, positively, absolutely,
- without everg LOT offer such the nstrle
ons OF the owners splendid LOTS JOHN BERGEN
ESTATE sold by JERR JOHNSON IT, at u o'clock TIL DAY,
Exchange sarOo Terms Title Of the best In the world
Be and atteu
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COLLEGE
~ OF THE
I'M M ULATE INCEPTION
Corner OF Common and Baronne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by tho
Louisiana anu empowered to confer degrees IL COZ.
Quoted BY the Fathers Of Society Of Jes1 The build
tngs arc well adapted for educational purposes. A
reoreaiGn that from the arrival Of the pupils At 1880
secluded and superintendent.
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course 10 for those students who do
not wi sh to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course is for those who desire have
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three courses.
Students arc mot admitted unless they know how 20
road and write ~
The moral and religious training Of s.udents s the
lead ng objects Of the instructors
Every month report 10 sent parents, stating COZ.
duct. progress, rank in class and attendance.
Tho ACCIDENTAL year begins the first of October
and closes towards the end of July.
TERMS.
Collegiate Course, payable in advance and In Unnsd
States currency, two months. $40.
Preparatory Course. el6.
ep2i 72ly REV. +. GAUTRELET. President
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Two PIcrUREs.-Pictures themselves
I've sometimes a curious history. The
|6ky of the two pictures at Florence is old,
re not worn out. An artist at Rome saw
playing in the street near his window,
hid of exquisite beauty, with golden
~ and ckerub face. Struck with the
S6liness of the boy, he painted B picture
/ him and hung it up in the studio. In
r eaddest hours that sweet. gentle face
|9ked down upon him like an angel of
Islt. Its presence filed the soul with
|aaness and longings for heaven, which
parity symbolized. eff ever I find"
|sa he, ia perfect contrast to this beau
9Ras face, will paint that also, and hang
ia che opposite wall, and the one shall
heaven and the other he'll" Years
eed. AT length, in another part of Italy,
= prison he visited, looking in through
rated door of cell, he cav the most
as object that ever met his sight-a
A haggard fiend, with glazing eyes and
|esSs deeply marked with the lines of
Re and crime. The artist remembered
E promise he had made himself, and
1aediately painted q picture of this
fhsOme culprit, to hang over against
portrait of the lovely boy. The
htrast was perfect two poles of the
[eal universe were before him. Then
3myst cry of the human soul gained
bther illustration. He had two pictures,
they we're Gkenesses of one and the
lefperson. To his great surprise, on in
Big into the history of this horrid
Ste6, he learned that he wac no other
sAithe sweet child with golden ringlets,
m he once knew so we'll and saw 80
p playing in the streets of Rome,
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ST. LOUIS
U NV E r s 1T Z.
ESTABLISHED IN Is4a

ESTABLISHED IN Ie39
by menbers Of the Society Of Jesus ana tneoTDoRn&a
by act Of the State Legislature In 1s32 has ox
peTienced uUintsrupted and ntfnues 20 oI
the Student every facility fog acquiring Thorough
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION
Every candidate for admission rot personally &C.
QUALIFIED with sIme member 81 the Faoafty must pro.
duce proper testimonials OF COED moral hsrActeF
Bulletins are sent tafce tmes year PARENTS
guardians of the etodents, 10 Inform them Of the
duct health and improvement Of their wArds
An experienced Physcian daily visits the Institution
and the greatest care and attention wed on the
sick.
TERMS,
Board and tuition per session Of ten months SeSo
The next sessioR begins on September "a 18TH
Payments must be ade quSrtsly or a1mi-snn uauy
In advance. Catalogues cOBtafnIBg In trneteoDs 70
parents and fall aftculArs viii be cent fee on APpl
cation TO -
REV. J. q. ZEALAND J.,
President st. Louis UniyorSity
Jy9t 3m g. L0aii, He.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

to the people Of tho South will sntor upon is Forty
OCTOBER 90, 1872. T.
Commercial Education The Dires.ors Of the College
can now oaer TO their patrons the additional advan
arlanesmsnt and socommodssion. ''"'''-"'"'
EduessoD Of youth have IN their favor tho srss. ad
they Profss. 70 give basod upon Mossty
and nas tSr ts aim not only to sdorn tho minds q
tbsi, hearts the Of virtue aud prsosical love
for tho p ao,' 81 thy s have
Tss issss oss y sss saa
or
The ChA ,s Cour.s i.:,s ak years aad en-:
University Education AT tho end Of the sisth year
thosS who gys proof. Of the requisite tho
and Natural Phiiosophy GSs Rssn
The Deg,ee Of Master Of Arts "a. Nj IL awarded To
ply and Science the College or Wbs have pas.ed
years AR. i1 The Irsatiee Of learned profession.
embraces all the branches usually taught in Commercial
Colleges The third Of this spends to
students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members Of the Graduating class
aud to be admitted one must previously know Row 10
read and write. " "
TERMS PER SESSION TEN MONTHS.
anS Sssi Hiny
and In advance. 800 90
Me- Msd and RsSding O.
PRESIDENT OF sfai Il i' Hill COLLEGE,
THE JESUIT EfA FA arfils 1l''
Corner Baronpe and Common streets Now Orleans.
PP0URsINE, College Agent
sci ~ " 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
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Why is a baby like a sheaf of wheat
Because it is first graded, and then
thrashed, and finally becomes becomes the
flower of the family.
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! - .. " EDUCATIONAL.
You've LADIES' ACADNMY
= uRsULINEs, 81,
: ,oPELoUsAs. PARISH OF ST. LANDRY. Ia.

With useful .xessSe lnassdso sss ssS
e saas: sna e s sS.
aiso in socssy,Ss: net e only n ths family croe
In oes s 0se !.
q ~ ri
SoDrs az to the pupils thsm during The
PTps are slways under the scisnt caro- u their in
The course of instruction, commanding vii, ~.
@ehss ., SdGca.ion in Esesh and french
Geomstrs. Eoo HSessanS Writing, AIhmesie. Algebra
aSu ne Of Globe. Stored Tsosns
thSlssy Botany. AND Sse az
sn,is aSn Of tho year to tho
who have the%ssyes S eSee na
sre admitted IMP the Of isysfy religious
regulations Of exterior worship. - '' -
ss year s:
tho ~ the I'd
SSarassd anr the Of the seson will DO
TERMS,
board and Tuition, per session sI5O 90
Entrance tonoe paid for Boarder. .:.... g CO
For tho more advanced ~ % on
Pen. Paper and Ink 3 on
EXTRA CHARGES.
1Isn GSultar marmonium, each per months %
- ~>"oAoAa--'' " w
Al charges are to DO paid half yearly in advance A
begun charged In full No deduction made
tor absences OF less than month Books Materials
LOT orodery Medicines will he charged when sup.
pi tsS. by ;Sr the House At store prices
4ne pupils are required on Sundays and particular
occasions to dress in uniform in winter mazarin
Sine dress straw or black velvet hat trimmed With
oiue oiaok silk apron and black cloak. In summer
pink Lawn OF chints 1.-TWO pink dresses required;
stnw nat trimmed with white. black silk apron and
lady to have two white dresses white veiI and one
They arc required to bring with them the ordinary
tsSis anranure consisting Of two knives and fork.
table and teaspoon tumbler and napkns case
soap; brushes, combs, pitcher bowl, looking. gIass
smai oucket mosquito bar q sufficient quantity OF
sheets, towels, blankets, everyday clothes.
All letters to DO addressed, prepaid, to the
SUPERIOREsS OF THE URsULISEs
Opelousas, Parish Of st. Landry La
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HiscELLA NEpUs ApVERTisEnRNTs.
METROPOLITAN RECORD.
DEVOTED 10, NEWS POLITICS. LITERATURE
SCIENCE AND ART.
ONE OF THE LARGEST DEMOCRATIC ORGANS
IN THE COUNTRY.

FULL OF VARIED. ENTERTAINING AND IN
srhoCTIvE READING FOR THE FAMILY
CIRCLE, AND CONTAINING THE
BEST STORIES, POETRY Ann
GENERAL MISCELLANY.
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IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY.
WEST CHESTER,
rEsssrLvASlA-.

This institution situated In very deiishtsal ,ossas
In Pennsyivanis La under the direction of tho st.,
Of tho Immaculate Heart of Mary Tho Sisters h.v,,.
recently purchased the largo aud oomuaodoas So,,.
belonging 70 the late Anthony Bolmsr, arc now pre
pared 70 afford their pupils greater advantages than
heretofore.
Tho Scholastic Year 10 divided Into two ses.Iops
hve months each. commencing September lot and nh.
ruiry Ist
TERMS.
Board and Tuition Pes annum, payable half yearly
su'anee
Languages, Musc, etc. form extra eharsss
For further particulars apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chester, Pa.
Or" OFFICE OF MORNING STAR,
sos " ~ iat caFondeies street, n. O.
MOUNT ST. MARYS COLLEGE,
NEAR 8AfMITsBURa,
Frederick County, Maryland.
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Jealous men are ever displaying to you
the strength of their belief, while iudicions
men are showing you the grounds Of 1t.
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FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS,
Editorial Department.

we need only refer to the manag sment of this depart
ment OF the paper in the past the best Of
its course in the future Suffice it say that 1t will be
bold, outspoken Independent fearless.
Special attention will also be given our Literary
ana Art Reviews to new books paintings etc.
The METROPOLITAN RECORD will DO surnlied
to subscribers the following terms-cash inyar.bv
in advance;
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IL Is the aim Of the Editor and Proprietor to make
the RECORD something than q political organ.
dc Is determined that it shall ever continue to he
WELCOME VISITOR TO THE FAMILY CIRCLE
earnestly looked for and eagerly read by evory member
Of the household, young and old.
OF the
FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS.
large proportion will be devoted to
LIGHT AND ENTERTAINING Pr.n,nc
STORIES, POETRY, ANECDOTES
As to the
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ct. sTANIsLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
e BAT 81. LOUIS Alnsnsnr1


This institution chartered by the State Leglslature
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Scored Heart
has been In successfu operation since 1885,
situated the shores OF the Bay commanding oTte
sive view Of the Gulf and aording all adyantaren
of the breezo and bathing In the Summer s sprn.
did location 10 great Indictment to heaithu exercise
comprises all the branches of good Englsh education
Board and Tuition per session payable half yearly in
adyanee $50 90
WaahinR, per oeseion.
Bodding, Per 0esaon, (optfona1S 10 90
Doctors + ees- ---.-.-..;....-...-.. 8 90
Vacation, II spent ut the insttution.. 80 90
EXTRA CHAH1EB:
Piano and Violin, Per month, ooch. 90
use OF floEo Der nlontn j 10
aluto per m'Atn 60
Brass Instrument por month. .--.....--.- I 90
Span.ss and German languages, Per month each. 90
Fort urther particulars apply to
BRO. FLoREMOND,
mh2I '72Iy Director of tho College
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Galvcz streota
New Orleans

The government throughout this establlshnasnt n
mild and parental The pupils separntcd fa
their insfructressee Recreation table ne0
the sams for ALL In snort evenythine tenda 10 DIS.
mote anectionate union between the bstcra ana ~
young ladies Entrusted 90 their ncther'y care.
The instruction 10 thorough and soa and a harro1v
with che requfrements Of society The course
Jn both English and Franch) All the branches on EnC
ledge cptioatod 1t the day Each ianRlnre n
taught by natives of respective countrAs 40 - 10 n
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical year closea with public exhshitsou
vitDd.
Edaoetion here the object o. special attention ana
eociude Governi1g those placed under shetr oAarRo
by moral suasion alone the Ssters Of Sc Joseph aas
vor 70 tncuIcsts prnoiples o. solid piesy reire he
stic. ob.srvaae sef petite and amiabls dsperaS Al
Pupils Of - A0sPinstions admitted.
School Y he Bay Q. Loais where she sstsaS
Of st. Joseph have q fouFishing aoa1emy
,TEkES.To be paid In advance, a. followpi
vE.1nk, :. ., ..-..-e-s-.---..-.-.-..i 70 g
Musie Lessons and use Instrumont .... n g
Pastel oil painting according TO tho number Of p1p
Needio-work In ell 10 varisties, golden nbroidarY
artificial flowers u Taught to the boarders
charge.
For further particulars address sepsrersss Of to
Academy Of tho Sisters Of st. JOSEPH Boz New o.
i'an'i' or II more convenient sgPly e e. ,.v,or
nola ~ Y OF @. ID. ELDE& Aren't
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY OF THE
VISITATION B. v. NJ,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.

ess s of
sas ssS
Sa%SsI Of pupil. 5s.Idsn;i il shs Issd:ay IL
Of ave months each Pupils entsrSg after the
e ssS tss
piratop of the session, unless in of sick ness
bsd Bsddas 5os aes WEs Fee s9a
caTrsns eh.rges are paid semi ANNUALLY in sdvsne g.
Ausie. Painting and Drawing with the French Latin
sSs;ss fsosved & any time during the
oesson, Of any denomination. sol Gun
CT. JOSEpHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
= Conducted BY the Sisters Of Charity,
Near EmmitsburG. Frederick County, Maryland.
Th. Il s,tassoS n healthy
nile Ennitssurs. and tive niiss from Mount 81
y Gsriand In i iSie 'n fSs
buildings are convenient and spacions.
Bea.s nd a.. T' ssssR per Rslaaa
| DOC or . e2SO o
for & 1aah i PA%aBLE IN ADVANCE. lao o.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions Of five
months each Beginning respectively the asth Of Au
Letters Of inquiry directed 70 the .-
vs7,,v =, ,o,,,, M ncada.as sHDr .ss
SETON HALL COLLEGE,
SOUTH ORANGE, n.
The First Term begins September 4th.
This College ofers the advantages Of superior edu
cation with the comforts and reanements OF homo.
The DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT and INFIRMARY
being under the care Of the Sisters Of Charity.
N. A. CoRRIGAN d. d.,
su4 3m President
PROBES. I0NAL CARDS.
nR. MALoNEY..--. 800 ST. ANDREW STREET
Gives special attention saving the natural testh
Artificial Teeth inserted with without extracting the
roots. Prices within the reach Of all.
Teeth extracted without pain. ocI37aIy
C. J. FsIEDRIcHs.
DENTAL SURGEON,
.155-..--..st. Charles Street. |
apps - Iy Corner Girod.
WIN W. HANDL1N.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office, No. 16o Common Street,
Under the St. Charles Hotel,
apis g Iyeow Now Orleans L..
w. 3. LANCASTER,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
3o.---.. .....cGmp Street. s....s-...3
nO@ MY Kew Orleans.
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GIANT VINCENTS COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARpEAU, MISSOURI.

GIANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE
CAFE GIRARpEAU. MISSOURI.
This conducted by tho Priests OF the Con
gregaton Of tho Mission OF St. Vincent OF Paul, Il
beautifully located the Mssissippi river forty mea
above Cairo and one hundred and Asty miles below 81
The College buildings large odous and well
ventlsted The grounds are beautiful extensive and
well adapted for heaithful exeruise. -.
Tho College e Of easy aeoess Regular daily paoksts
The schoastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and onds about the nrst Of July
TERMS. .-.-
Board and Tuition, Per scholastic year ESQ
Washing and mond}ng Of articles wAshed. q
Phyeioaro Fec snd Medicines 10
90
Eor further information apply 70
Rev. A. VERINA. G, n.
President Of the Collage
Or to Rev. THOs. ,. SMITH, C.N
sci T2ly st. Jooeph's Church. New Orieans.
Mr.. JOSEPH Mitchell Csshier of tho Nutuni
National Bank, No I06 Canal street, New OTleapsr
hereby authorised to give recent Tor eny
oneys which may be paid to him for account OF the
above Institution.
New Orleans. August ,. 1877.
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EDUCATIONAL.
T. AARY-JEyTERsoN COLL1o7

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated On tho Mssissippi River, Sixty 1iss s>sv~
New Orleans.
his ancient and magnificent sssab,IshmeaS i,sur.
po's.ea BY law Of the Legislature. ana epewsrsa -
aP'ona: and degrees. will DO opened ON Tho "a Of
oe.ooer 1t IL under the diFsotior Of ths lSsrs.S
sA'nors who form society specially assssea - saus.
lon. College Point aad convsas Landing sr. o.avs.
ana regular landing psces for ssssnssas. ss.se
70 and r0tarning from Now Orleans.
rKaMs, 'Ftst -
f.ysSis In u currency half yearly In savansss ls
ave %mSn washing and stationssy psr sssn o.
poc:ors fec; and eaicias in s9disary ca;c. az in
Entrance fec 70 be paid only onca '''.-''--....
In ADVANCE ~ - b~au tor montAY
REHERExces, -
S Hrsco' the Moss Rev. Archbishop Of New Orlssnx,
Inc Kev. Clergy Of Alsisrs
ut tho College. " mo 's'S "ov. fresadsnss
o.,, MR.. p. rouRsrNT.
80 :" " NO. go Grevier strset. New Orieaas =
A CADEMY
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MOUNT ST. MARY,s COLLEGE,
NEAR EMMITsBURo.
Frederick County, MARYLAND.

Septemb Der and the lst Of February,
. Ihe terma per annum 1JO0-L O. for eaoh aoesson
Sts1, payable IN savsnOe Physlcans los. sts. and
must DO paid for In advance
All the students instructed In thu doexr.rea ana
trained TO the practice Of the Catholic religion
Applicants for admission who have etudied In osser
colegSs and academies, must produce certacasSa az
good standing and character.
Youths not qualified on the sau,sn
are admitted 70 the Preparatory Department
Inc best route to the College Il by the westsrn
Maryland Railroad. from Baltimore to iostown
burg. ~
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed To tho
President Of Mount 81. Mary o COLLEGE
orto CHAS d. ELDER. Lo1isaspe Asent
anll 3m l2f Camp streot, New OrlaanaL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27

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cheapest a. well 40 Of tho largest OF tho Demo-
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tho country Each number contains . sufficient amount
matter to AL an octave volume OF nearly two
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the names and addresses Of their friends in their
and other States and II they will also aid M in dIsr
butng specimens, we shall forward as many o. they
desire.
9 1t will be seen that although we furnish the
paper at very Low rate. considering its size and tho
great amount Of reading matter given its columns
that We allow extra copies for clubs.
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METROPOLITAN RECORD should be sent In tho
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We shall not be responsible for any money sent BY
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be plainly written with the address in full giving the
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METROPOLITAN RECORD,
Box 1874, Post-ofice. New York.
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lvI ON Editor and Proprietor.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27

Ihe classes commence about the first of ssptsmber
ana coae ~ tho end OF juno. by examination and
Book etc. may DO procured at tho Institution .,
Pupils are received any time during the year and
charges made from tho date OF entrance only
TOT Iurther particulars apply to the Mother Superior
Aeaaenly OF tne rory Angels sef IL Ign