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ESSEX COUNTY

Frenchman at work for George
Danforth on th e 10th, while cutting wood,
threw stick of wood on pile on which
there was an axe, striking the handle, the
axe few over and struck him IN the neck
cutting large VEN. He bled fast but Mr.
Dantortn succeeded in stopping 1t so that he
uyed until night when he died.
Henry Before, a young Frenchman who
used to work for the Fairbankses 10 ST.
Johnsbury but who lately worked on the r
L O. R. R. beyond West Concord, w's accl-
1,n,aiIy shot through the body last week. lie
was trying pistol and was hit near the PIT
of the stomach. He was not expected to
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The Organ at Home

n Onecti0M Of Organ n U sic. entitled
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DAUcHY & Cos ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Oae of the boys living GA DR.. Smith s
farm IN Stowe, Tell down stairs and broke
his arm.
Curtis Brown of Belvidere, the veteran
=. b.ar-exterminator," trapped and Killed
300 pound specimen lately, MAKING ms
tnirty-second victim, and at last accounts
was IN pursuit of another which haa escapeo
with a trap attached To his foos.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-21

Saws the London Tablet of the 23rd ult The
will of Charles, Duke of Brunswick, who dled
at Geneva on the 18th of August, has been
opened. The duke directs that hts body shall
be examined by Eve medical men in order that
they may ascertain whether his death mas
heen due to poison or not. After the post NOR
tenn examination the body is to be etnbalnIed or
petrified. The funeral is to be conducted with
princely hon ors, and the remains are to be de-
pnosit.d in a mauseleum modelled after the
SealIperi tomb at Verona. The mausolenm
will CONTAIN au equestrian statue of the duke,
With statues of his father and grandfather, in
bronzo and marble. All the dukes landed and
personal property, inolud'ng his jewels and and
the property retained at Bcunswick since 1880
are bedueathed to the city of Geneva. Mr.
Smith, an Euglishmau, is nominsted admins,
rator.generaI, and receives brquest %, Q,
G40O 900. The value of the real proPsGG6IX 1et'
| nv the duke is estimated at El,0OO,O 900. A
oS co resi- Of the Morning Post states that
some years ago the dGks made tue Prince I'm IN
on the fall of the Empire he revoked his for
mer will.
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EDUCATIONAL.
GIANT vINCENTS COLLEGE,,
CAPB GmARpRAu. MISSOURI.

This Institution conducted by the Priests Of the Con-
gregation Of the Mission OF ST. vnoent Of Paul, u
located tho MAsissppl oity miles
above Cairo and one hundred And hfsy mhos below o.
Louis.
The College buildings arc large ,odou. and wan
vontlNtod. The grounds arc beautiful extensive and
well adapted for beautiful exercise.
The College Is Of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau. =
The ashoiastic year Lagins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and onds about the first Of July.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition. per scholastic year:
Washing aul merdiug of articles waohod -
PhysiciRns Foe and Medicines Observation-Disclosures 10
Instrumental Music. %
For further informa alton apply to
Rev. A. VERINA. G. H.,
President of the College
Or to Row THoS. J. SMITH, G. NJ
st. 5osephs Church, Nov Orleans.
Mr. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of tho Mutusa
National Bank. No. 100 Canal street new Orleans 10
hereby horiaed TO receive and give pt Tor any
moneys which DO paid to him for account Of ths
above Institution.
A. vERrNA, q. NJ. President.
New Orleans, Au rust J. ls72 eel u IL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-21

fourti, Scholastic year on
OCTOBER I, 1878.
With the old advantages OF a sound Classical and
Commercial Education the Directors Of the college
tsEes OF aIsroass building en,ifoly now, and much
superior to the former College ~ point of ventilation
Tn. Professors being membcrs of . Society which
for three hundred years has devoted Itself TO ths
vantage of long traditional experience The Education
they based upon Religion aud Morality
pupils with useful knowledge but also to instil
their healts the esteem Of virtue aud practical love
The Plan of Instruction consista three principal
Couis the Preparatory, the Classical and the Com
in to sSe
Glass; either in tho CtasscAi or Commercial course
,s SIX sa sm
University Education. At the end Of the sixth year
those who give proofs Of the requisite in tho
oionoy in Mental and Natural Philosophy Chemistry
and tho higher branchea of Mathematics entitled
The Degree of Master of Arts "a. M, Is awarded to
those who devote second to the study of Pn"so
years in the practice Of . iearned professop.
The COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years. and
embraces all the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges The third year of this correspond to
the firth sixth years OF the Classical course The
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members the Graduating class.
The age OF admission is from nine to fifteen years
and to be admitted must previously know how to
| read and write.
| TERMs PER SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee frat year only .--.......---e Is 0t
Board, Tuition and Washing, payable halfyearly, .
| in advance. 300 On
Bed and bedding. IL o.
| Circulars can be obtaineh by addressing tho
| PRESIDENT OF SPRING hill COLLEGE,,
TIE JESUIT F1ImErs.
r PoUKs1NE, college AGENT,
auIO731y 1870 GraNisr street. Now Orleans.
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NAZARETH ACADEMY,
pARDsrowN. KENTUCKY.

Nazareth has been boarding school FOR young ladies
for the last sixty years during which limo has
ceivoi snsive patronage froni tho Middle Woss-
and Southern States.
is open Tor thor pton OF rnpils at ANY time VI
the year.
Tie daily from LouiJviilo to DArdstown,
stopping at Nazareth Station.
Tho scholastic year idcd Sess ons. the
iitsV commencing the Ftrst Monday In September
the second commencing February list.
TERMs:
Board and Tuition, Bod and Bedding. Washing,
DOCTORS Eco ahd tho Higher Branches. per .
SoSsIon- VIE W
Lower Br anGhss, including hoard and ruttiou
BED aud Bedding, ws"hing Doctors Fec. por - -
Session iui W
Music, tho Langoages Drawing and Painting. forI2
extra charges
For catalogue apply to the -
anal an Nazareth near Bardstown, ksn'uoky.
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COLLEGE,
l NJ NJ ULATE CON CEPTION,
Corner OF CoS.non and Baron ssreets,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution ineorporatsd by the ssatse q
due by Soccty Of Jesas. Tho build
lingo we'll adapted for educational purposos. a
court ward tir.y of the IN reaeryed for
recroaon that from the arrival Of the pupils at7o
A. tn their departure 1t r. NJ, they are Constantly
Tho Courso oi Inst uction hroofold: Preparatory
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course Ia for beginners.
The Commercial Course is Tor those students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek
Tho Classical FOR those who desire to have
complete education.
French 10 t,nght in tho three courses.
Studon taare admitted, unloSs they know how 70
read and write.
The moral and rel ious training Of TIE studentsis The
head, ng objects OF the instructors.
Every NOR tb u report 20 parentb stating cen
duct progress rank n Glass and Attendance
The acadsmtcal yeXi beginr on the first OF Ootobee
and closes towards tho oad Of inly.s
Collegiate Course payable In advance. aud ia United
States currency, two months. $40.
| apa7T3Iy REv r. GAUTRELET President
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VILLANOVA COLLEGE,
DELAWARE COUNTY
PENNSYLVANIA.
Under tho Direction of the Fathers of the order of ST.
Augustine.

This Institution. chartered in 1898 University,
offers superior advantages to students who wish to
acquire thorough education to qualify tn mseves
for Scientific or Commercial pursuits.
It IL pleasantly 81; uated the line OF the Pennsy
vania Central Railroad about ton miles from Phiiade
phia- "VitlaRova College station is the premises.
Extensive College buildings with modern improve.
ments are in process OF completion.
of September and terminates the Last Monday OF
June.
Tuition Board and Washing per session Of i've
mouths w
Music Drawing aud the Modern Languages form extra
- charges
For full particulars, send for q catalogue.
vERY REV. L. GALDERRY, O Sc,
iy20 73ly President.
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, D. C.
The Collegiate Exercises win be resumed the
SECOND OF SEPTEMBER.
| -TeRMS-
| s325-Payable Half Yearly in Advance.
| i,ao2m PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE
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Ttis estimated that a single flower bios
ann. when uermittcd to mature and go to
seed, exhauats the plant more than the
growth of a dozen buds. Unless, therefore,
The seed ia needed for preservation. roses
and all other flowers should be cut before
thew are at full bloom. Out of which
fact q wholesome moral might be drawn
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The government throuS bout this establishment
mild parental The pupils are never separated from
their IN Recreation table are
the same for all. In snort everything tends to pro
mote afectionate union between the Sisters and the
voun q ladies intrusted to their motherly care
The instruction ia thorough and solid and in harmony
With the requirements Of society The course comprises
I'm both English and French) all the branches OF know
led cultivated at the present day. Each language
taupht by natives of respective countries as 70 In
sure correct pronunciation. ,,,,.,
The academical year closes with public eKhioitoe
and distribution of premiums to which parents are ID
vitsd. - -. IL, ...,.. ga
solictude Governing those placed under their chargt
moral suason alone tie Sisters OF st. Joseph enoeA
vor to incucate principles of solid PetJ, require tns
strict observance polite and amiable ano
insti feelings Of respect and affection TOWARDS PaFenN
Pupils of all denoInin nations are admitted; ,,.
School Bay st. Louis where the SlseEs
of ST. Joseph have n hourisbing academy.
TER MS-To be paid in advance, as follows. h., ~
Washing, 90 --.-.-----.---'------ ~ ~ m
Farr
Musio Lessons and use Instrument - "
Drawing Lessons -, IA
Pastel oil painting according to the DnD1 Der Of Pus
Npede.worlS in Rl is varieties golden en- orV.He,
artificial flowers Is taught to the boarders
F11 further particulars address, 'upero Of tnt
Academy of the Sisters of st. Joseph, Box l0l Nc" vi
leans; ;" or, II moro cony enient: apply to x-,rou
no24 72Iy OF c. D. ELDER Agent.
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Adversely exaspcIates fools, defects cowardH'
dre wa ont the faculties of the wise, puts the
timid to the necessity of trying their skill. awes
the opulent and uakes the Idle industrious;
Much may be said in favor of Adversely, but
the worst of it is that it has no friends.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1879,

ESTABLISHED IN 1929,
by members of the Society," of Jesus and Incorporated
by an act the State Legislature In 1882 it has eI
uninterrupted and continues to offer
the student every facility for acquiring thorough
CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL EDUCATION
Every candidate for admission mot personally &C.
ouapted with some member OF the Faculty, must pro
duoe proper testimon of good moral character.
Bulletins three times to tho bal ents or
Guardians OF the students inform them OF the con-
duct health and i'm provement of their sons or wards
An expoi ysician daily visits the institution,
and The greatest and attention on
sick.
Board and tuition per session, tten months) ssso.
The mex session begins September LIST, 1878. =,
Payments must be ado quarterly, emf annually
In advance Catalogues copttinin2 struc tions 20
parents and full particulars, will be sent free on app
REV J. G. ZEALAND, Sd,
President ST. Louis University,
i,sau st. Louis. Mo.
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1T. MARy'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE, LOUISIANA.

This Instution oFsrs peculiar advantages 70 youpg
ladies who wish receive solid and useful education
1t situsted about Ave miles from Now Orleans
tie Carroltou Road, in Of the most no althy
tons of the State.
The Academic Year commences the First Monday
in September ana terminates the last dav OF June
IL ipoindes Two Sessions of Ave month each.
Pupils entered daring Session will be cnar god only
for such portion OF roma in. No redu, ton
will DO male for those who may be withdrawn before
the expiration OF the Session. unless In OF sick
Address for particulars. Superioress st. Marys Do
mnioan Convent Pastor Of st. j ohm tho E"ptlst
Church. aa2iI
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LONE FoR EMIGRANTs.

JJoME FOR EMIGRANTa.
E6R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
PERTY--i3N erpentS of hDs high PrSrte Lar eiRht
nIlos weAt Of New Tb.rla. La And Two mleS Inu
Orelons4s IsailrOad Excellent netRbbot no"d In7
ZEN Eonars poE ArpeDs Easy TERMS Apply :. u''
Office.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CONVENT,
GALVESTON. TEXAS.

This In.titution which the nhAbtants Of Texas haye
Indy wsa tSs for the last S
t.odaosd TO public nc, notice i. will thsreors suffice to
ladies' Of this establishment:
MORAL EDUCATION.
Tbs object constantly kepS p view by the UIsulines.
and the training Of their hearts virtue The pupils
polite tanners They are never permitted to 20 be.
yond the reach OF watohful bns maternal superin;
orHs and the wiling Of TN TISasS
the as Of . are
they present testimonials of good behavior. No
assist. with respect at the exercises of Dis Inc Wor
f' PHYSICAL TRAINING.
The health Of the pupils is matter Of the greatest
SANITY attended by one of the Sisters, and ,aey no
is ss Of % lss
s,oisn of their own choice to visit their children
pup ssa
Is rs sc
neither the mind nor the body of tho pnps suffers from
| TUITION
Tho course Of instruction embraces tho English Ger
man ANA French languages Each language taught
correct prenunciasion. Plain and ons Pennan
and M.oS se q
Logic Rhstoric Prose Comp ositions Mythology Chro
syf ~
Dawng Painsng Plan and Fancy Nssdig work
The Scholastic Year uencoS the drst OF Septeni
ber and ends the last Tours lay in Tune by oAam
| nation and exhibition to which parents are invited.
| TERMS, IN LID:
| To be Paid IN Advance
Beard and Tuition per Session Of Five Mnntbs. $50 o.
Wasulng, per Session. IL ~
Entrance Fee for the first year only OF
| EXTRA CHARGES:
Music Lessons per Session. o.
| Use of Instrument, per Session 10 IN
| Use Of Philosophical Apparatus .............slO O
! Vocal Masc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 o.
| Drawing Observation-Disclosures. 10 o.
| Painting IIsscc 10 u
Ar, 'n,aI 10 o.
| Attn Les ous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is o
Stationery per ssion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o
Medical attendance paid according to the Physician
! visits
A sufficient must BIO deposited in the hands o
the Treasurer purchase School Books and material
for Fancy Work. ausi - II
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NorRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Conducted by the School Sisters of Notre Dame!
q Miles North OF Ealti more.

This Institution is locate in tho IN oa desirable part
of Baltimore ooInty at tho intersection or Charles
street AMI Homeland av"pue aDJuG three miles norah
of the Washington Monument OF Bl.more city This
grounds we'll shaded, hand-umoly d"sig aed with
fne walks carriage roads, and extenaveiy planned
for exercise And reCrc1tion
The building is constr uctcd and fnrni.hed With every
accessory and appointment for c"tofort oonyenenee
aud safety. II thoroushy tiiated we'll heated
by hot water Lighted by gas, and each story Is pro-
vided with excellent spr!rg water, speaking tubes.
electric bells and clocks As security against dire there
are plugs in each story, with hose atf-Lched To
call assistance at any m"ment of danger M e'octrie
alarm has been PLACID in the tower ARRANGEMENTS
have been made To accommodate Parlor Bosfders, or
Young Ladies' who wish to give attention to special
and desire 10 enjoy tho comiurta of private
| apartments The sYstom at education Affords every
GO for the acquisition OF refined and solid
education Special attention Will bo given To the Gee
| man and French languages.
ANSUH
| Board and Tuition including tho French and Ger
| man language, Plain Needle~ork, the elements
Of Drawing and Vocal Music. eSte
IrTeg uais Pal Tor E0afderr sHs
Music Painting, Spanish ETC.. form extra charges.
| For special Information. address 1917.
| DIREC1RESS HOTRE Dh NE OF AARfLAHD'
Govanstown PostoiHce. Baltimore county, Nd.
aui7 I'm
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DAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
MLsslGsIPPI.
The Halls OF this Institution are open 70 yoong ne0
,..rou, Of purralng thorough Commercial, Seiaauao
or Classical CsurSe Of Studies
Next seasion begips October lHt' 1873
Terms. yer annria, eS'"
oc21 T9Iy BRO. LEOHADAA-A' f'
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Corner Rampant and Congress Streets Third DISTRICT
New Orfesnsi Louisiana
This magnificent Institution was chartered February
1866 1t situated in quiet and healthy locality in
the suburbs ot the city and at short distance from
the river worry thoroughly venti ated,
and affords all those advantages which contribute to
the ealth and security of its inmates.
promotion of order and regularity all obliged TO a.
tend public exercises and conform to the ruoa OF
the Institution.
TUITION:
The systom Of education embraces tho French and
English Ian guaRes, viz: Reading PNnmanship, ErenJb
and En9itsh Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Mol
srn Geography of tho Globes Prose and Poetioa
Compositions History Ancient and Modern Saci cd aao
Proflie) Chronology. French and Enelish Literature
Astronomy, Botany, Book keeping, Mathematics etc
Music Drawing, Painting Plain and Ornamental Nee
de work Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers to
rRRMs-PAYMRNTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English, per
=. perquarter ~ N
Entrance Fee for the fret yea only.----...-. 10 II
EXTRA CHARGES:
German VIZ W W
Music ON tho Piano, per quarter 30 "
| Use OF Piano W
Stationery ------.------- = w w
| waAhinR IL W
Tapestry and Embroiry- ..-----.-- 3 y
| Artificial FloWors --.----.------. y =
Drawing .----.----.---.--- ~ =,
| Painting 10 N
Pofha fort
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CT. MARY-J RSoG COLLIE @ Z
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA.

II ARY-J Z F Z IL D y N " Il Il n ~ =
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA.
Situated On tho Ksslssppi River, Sixty Miles above
Now Orleans
This ancient and magnificent establishment incor'
poruted by law OF Legislature. and empowered t"
grant diplomas degrees will be opened on tho I'd OF
october. 1t 10 under the direction OF the hATst
Fathers who form society specially devoted to educA
ton College Point and Convent Lap ling arc conVs
nent and landing places for steam ooats going
to and returning rom New Orleans.
TERMS:
Jaylblo in u S. currency kAlEyeATly in advances
ard tuition washing and stationery. per term Of AN
Ave months .SlSo
Doc fees and medicine, in ordinary easeS Of Ill
Rntr.pc. fec to he paid only ~
n B.-All music LESSONS are TO DO paid for monthly
in advance. -
FIjs Craze tho Most Rev Archbishop OF New Orleans
" The Rev. Clorgy Of 4 ieTs -
For cher details apply to the Very Rev. President
at me College MR. p. PoURsINE.
oci372ly No. 90 Gravier street. New Or'eAnh
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TYPOGRAPHICAL
INK WORKS,
| COLLINS & JoURDAN.
w. oGr t, the trade of The Misssirpi Ssiisyii
! ou allty, At EOETHEIN PRICES.
Manufacturing Works, Tangpahoa' La
EusiSsss oVRIcE'
,r4-aIv Is5 GragiOr street, New Orleans
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
OCTOBER !, lS7:

This orgesabltshed Institution favor ably known
TO the people OF the SOUTH will ontcr its Forty
fourth Scholastic Yer