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Court. boiug allotted to this Circuit, prepared
tho t'cci*ionB during his tlay and published thom
In six Volumes, whr!. boar lls lame. His,eo Ills
death, III ls6l, notif1'g had tcon dono toward
preserving tho deeisiom IN II permanent form
until Atr. 1,IBEoll's appointment, although there
lad boon much important litigation aud those
volumes show tint innny Of tho questions do
cdcd woro Of groat lnletcHt, not merely to laT-
yoiH, but to tho hnsine4n cum1nudity.
Tic Btylo Of the hook III ayvclouk,--fnr napt-
rlor to moHt of tho 1nwboois published by either
EnaLorn Of Wcetern l4ollsen; an1 tleta ara tona
Of those book-1narDg dovicca Tor making llltia
60 Y great Waya which llavo caused no much dis
satisfaction among many Ut t!iu members OF tlc
Bar.
One noticeable feature of tho book is tho n,,-
morouH rciorencos by tho 1'spostcr to cases In
other COURTS Oh similar QuostlOua.-a faaturo
Which can but DO Of great vallto and convenience
to tho practieing las1yor. Tlioro nro uitcl III
these two vt,lll1Nos about 5000 oaso1.--bciug
molo, wo beliovo, than n my roportu llorotoforo
published, mud al lnn,iy ~ appear oven III tho
moro elaborate textbooks.
Tho pAb!isl,nrn as,t,onnco TINT thin sorles will
oisuna OF general interest sud yallto within tho
Circuit. Tlley hnvo certainly spared no palus or
expofuo in tho preparation or printing OF tlls
work aud tho Bur Is certainly to 10 Gongratlt-
lated In tho fact tat the decisions of their Court
| oail be 10 fIandBoMely presented III books which
arc entirely Of Chicago productions. Among tho
lator decisions VIC notice q 1lumEor OIL bank
JoslYi,, IN ro KahleY, IN re Enighf, Campbell,
Assignce, and Itatt'rs' National Dank-layt
| already become loading casea in tho courts. We
nlso notice two interesting copyright cAncs, witt
inll citations Of n,lthoriLies, aud several Oh Tie
! rights and liabllisles OF common carrlera.
, 1873-12-07

THE POEMS or CHARLES Fl3NNO HOFFMAN.
Collected snd euitc.l ly l1iA Nepluw, EDWARD FEN
M uorrMAH. piladolphia porlcr Coates.
Chicago: ". u. Keen, Ouoke l. Gu.
Our literary readers neud not DO told that
Hoffman has iaacribed his name Among the beat
Of Americas poets. Els nephew has done d
good work in giving us 10 beautiful IN edition
Of his works. His Monterey" 1sosal'o
Clare" aud Sparkling and Bright arc known
in almost every household in tho lnrd. And
wherc con you find moro beautiful poem
than tho ssDob-O- -Linkuul," mud a dozen oth-
ess that might bo named? VILLA Cullen
Myant coneratulatos tile editor on the compile
ton of his work, nnd mentions Hoffman a. hay-
ing beon anlol,G h:s boat aud most aprreciatise
friends. Surely poetry tint Mr.. DrYan approves
nocds no words Of favorable criticism from us.
, 1873-12-07

THE OAa1p1Na-OUT SERIES: ON THE AMAZON;
on, TIE CnuIsx oF rI1K kAMuLEn.' illustrated:
Dy c. l.. SrsrliENA. l,oRton !: 1n1nea r. OsGool Il
Co. Chicago: ". j. Kscn, Cooke Co.
This work is specially adapted to our young
people. Tho author desoribos trip up tho A,n-
azon River, embracing skotches Of tho country
and it's prodncIionn Of tho people and their
mannora and customs, and thousand things IN
tho FREQ aud easy style 10 plenae tho boys and
girls. III 1t They will lnt q great amount OF
knowledge Of tho valley. OF tLe largest aud
glandost river In tho world.
, 1873-12-07

THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON: lrs HnaortA-
TON EXECUTION, AND DISCUSSIONS EslAIlNu
Ter l. Brothers. Chicago: JGuson, Meulngg Co.
Tho Treaty OF Washington, tho Eottlorlont OF
all qucatlons under it, and tho payment of tho
award by Great Britain, mark Que OF tho most
important oyontH in tho AlBtory OF tho world. 1t
is one Of tho granJest results OF tho powor OF
our Christian civilization. 1t Ehows that, where
tlat powor can work out its legitimate results,
1t can keep tho peace between tho nations.
It will 10 ranked With Magma Charsa
and tho Declaration Of Independence. II moved
forward largely tho index Of progrosa on tho
dial-plase Of Time.
Such being tho estimate which History will
uuquostionably mako Of tue Treaty Of Washing
ton, every fact iu relation to it should DO care-
fully recorded. Caleb Cushing has, therefore,
douo most important service to his country
aud to mankind In preparing tho
work before us. From Its inception
lso was perfectly conyorsant Til ono Of the coun.
principles which outerod into tho yroaty and
The results roachod ut Geneyn; and tho NC
count ho las given us pcoma to
embrace 4 concise statement OF about MI that
tho world neoda TO know IN regard to thih gfca:,,
ost triumph Of Hia teaohinEa who proclaimed
Tho Troaty itself, and tho award, are published
IL full. CommoatH OH oacl. section, ahd u
synopsis OF tho arguments oil either sldc, aro
giYen; and tho forn'u by Which q roncillatoi'
was roAuhed, 4 hrlof sketch Ut tho hvoB of stle
nemllcrs WHO negotiated tho Iroasy, and OF tho
work assigned them, forms very interesting
cllaptor Ut tho volume. lilo work w:ll find 4
place iu every eenllomau's, aud certainly IL
eysry Htatosmans, library.
, 1873-12-07

THE GLOBE EDITION OF THE WORKS or 11o1s-
ACE: nEsnxnEp 1Hro t;ya11su rno+E: with In
PRODUCTION. AHalyns. Nottr, ETC., Ete. by Prof.
JAMES LoNapALg, 01fur,l md Kng'a College, LON
dor, anil SAMUEL LEE, 1acturur, Esc., ChriHt's
College, Cambridge. Now York and London: Mae-
in!llan l. Co. Gnicago: Jausoa, altulnrg I; Go.
No uocd hardly say to our non-c!asslcal readers
that Horace was confesHod!y ono Of the greatest
poets TINT ovor lived. Indeed. in his special
department. oaos. 5atircs, and Epistlcs, Ao
raills first in Roman literature and, in the
judgment of many, ho has no superior, and it is
claimed, oven, that he has no oaual, in any ngo
or country. DO tlnu rs 1t may, English rsadurH
MIL give this translation 4 cordial welcome.
e1a"t meaning as near az may 10, Tho wl,0lo il
rendered into clear. beautiful English. Hence.
tlluso unacquaintcd with Latin can now enjoy
tho wit. tho rarcasm, md tho noble patriotic
, 1873-12-07

H.. 49, Il t1,s ia
vIe.o. has y, , n1w T9rk on 'Ihe Struggle ios Nh
t9dl aea'Gn tbat ono of Emoraon nopnotta
has sqd to The sxtont OF 10000 sopes %,,a ,na
II. II: StouaaEe tAo ros', nes teslaea hnn
hroash1 dqwn 10 tno piosent t'a III i ',,
to'nala loeta oi Avsel, Mn,en Wia po pun
S5o co., clasease i r's'tes I'D u vu%s 4 the
poems O. up 1stet, u9Gn M ~ - a;sat !"
preparation g TUG Time o. 1s i"e"s acc1uant.
Mr. tfosanghIapmts ~ lo han, olov M tnonuo,; nsnai
rar9er.. gu When ne nas peen @ =; ooasls ousase5a ~
tle publishers (oasood). nna may bo expected
bo!oto tho middle q g, q tho wintar. =, ~ . Nov
Mr. Jamos i. Fields uew lestus" 10 on " NOV.
esta and Fiction. iro.n nasai,! ana a,1 1o af lGd
ao@ 10Y now Az, Wc fap,1 rnt so thou works S Of cton
ana, though eomo or Inc oia Mt!te5' "ose v Uoies
others were good. lofty ana grand. elr "sltei
Scott 10 eaa !oieHcupo' llssosnutv, w, T.
kaosaose9po ~ "a onu ~ uut n"smoI "r.o oot ~
demnation. ,-.:,. ,.. ,,,o n..n,,,, c,n
French lnnorists 1fom tno a"Gntn so',t,, Lux,
tnry ny ". bosaht ase nsencn soo.ety ilu.a
tho Eroudo TO tIe ls2solu'l' a'o a ntt'onls.ua na
Lifo," 10 be ssuod gy tlo Apr!ottons t nn.' iho j,
llstotS OF hIoncn Atota'" as oaa aa,,,,1,ro 1a.u @
plncotts, we sl,a!l be ao'e 10 Aho" apil'sa''s
ABOUT @ tnat ooulty, d;t,on =, T strart Nina
Inc oaly nlalsoiu Su'ttot @ ~ ist ~, ~ a,,ano
n'lbcolla' eous woFEn is tint 1.s1 pat nso nhaIo
Autopl9eraphy: snls ,onao pJ"s't ;a Nv 1 on,:s
aud rights ol otuess " ,,,,,,;as'.r ts Doo.n vi
rum tho VARIOUS A'nosS1n ~ s' 'v.S Pnr v,,,,n,na H
sae'"T " D,ror4a,ons n a s"i pseaesio1s ths Two
Of te "E.sniust;on Of sir w'!'!nn, ilam.'1o h,a
PHILOSOPHY, and tho ono on Con,ltos TO- l. Ios1'
TIVE phl'oaophy Gtsgay msra ts ns " y" ron. ~
someer na ~ ,t1ea naprosansatiYo Goyornment s
, 1873-12-07

THE COMPARATIVE ANATOMY OF D0MEsTr-
GATED ANIMALS. DyA. Ci1AuvgAu, Professor In
tlia Lyons Veterinary 5>loul-TsansMtsd and Edited
by uEonaE FLEM1xa, yntrrinary Surgeon of tho
loyAI E,lxiucurs. With $50 Illustrations. New York
u. Appleton l. Go. Chicago: ". Il. Kesn, cooke
|: eJ.
Wo layo looked over this volume with great
interest, and, to our unprolcsslonal Dyes, there
aecmn nothing more to DO desired in work on
tho subject Of which 1t troats. Tho descriptions
a1o SO plaiu and tho Illustrations arc 80
numerous aud good, thut any ono
Of ordinary intelligence con undorataud
any Of tho organs of animals. bfan, Of courso.
comes III for u comparison; aud though, os
corso, tho work is not iDtoudoa to suporsode
BOOTS specially devoted to him. ono can lenri.
that 1--WE aro tearfully and wonderfully made y
flom this roluno. Specially docs it show us our
wo,k iA Of standard valuo OF, this subject.
, 1873-12-07
Lpxttl.

DlssELI's REPORTS: CAMS An1uHD AND DET1R-
MINED IN THE QIA0u&r ANn DISTRICT CouEfs nf
THE uJlTEu SrArEu FnH vIsg HEyEagtI JUDICIAL
U1nou1r. ny JONAH Il. EtsIELL, " llls Custnso
yulI,
Iha eoricB, OF wlich two volumos arc already
published, and Tho thirI nov IN proaa, eomprInou
The important dcoistona of the United 6tnscs
Courts for tho 6ates OF 1liAo,s, indiana, and
Wisconsin. Tho Hon. John AIcI4oa,l, wllilc ono
Of tho Juatloes OF tho United Htasos buprome
, 1873-12-07

A womnn Win EEnn nIAintninod ST.
Icncc for Etsc Xeurp.
Cate tftN.
We were ovart&kon by darknean last evening,
while still distant from our stopping place. Wo
wore foylunnto, however, in uding q refuge ut
a farmhouse, whore thore was ample scconlno-
dation, and where wo found a." sensation"
Tho family consisted Of tho husband, wife, aud
several cIdldsos,, aud description oy tho father
faulty, but there wa: something iu tho appear
apco OF tho wife which strongly attracted tu.
Sho moved quickly about preparing tho evening
meal, md / noticed that while the children
by q look, or scarcely porceptiblo yes
turo. no word passed hot~oou them, wl!'lo
tLoy talked freely with QUO another. Wo Won
derel whether Hho wuB deaf and dumb: But no,
that could not ba Tho cane, FOR WHOM her little,
rubber bahy. and told her 'slt lad boon having a
hundred aud FREQ teef, aud slx croups. mud a
couple of foyers, and had a bad cold mud llo WAS
afraid 1t was going to be elck," observe!
faint wintry ar'ilo dawn upon hor face, Ss alle
strokcd tho 1iLtio fellows sunny ourlA. 80, OF
course, alta could hear.
Wo wero entertained with great kindness, aud
depastcd this n0ruiuG a1 1luch puzzled as oSur
regarding ourquct hostesR. Bat as no drove away
We wore oveTlakcn by ono of their neighbors,
| WHO gave us this explanation
Solnc five yours ago tho good woman had lost
two children by scarlot fover, aud ahe Crieyed
! sorelv, aud would not bo cosnforted. Whilo tn
| this dospairiug state she was persuaded to at-
! tsntl protrnctel meeting. Tho effect upon lIeI
| mind Vas distressing. She felt that stio hsd
| committed tho unpardonable sin; that the
| words OF hor n,o,lth had not boeu
acceptable in Ills eis,llt," and 80 nhe TO-
| cortlod vow that she ncser aga"
| would uttor syllable, and allo never Las
For moro than five yoars sho has maintained
unbrokcn silence, md tho two younger children
hnye navoy hoard tAeir mother'a voice. Neigls.
bora aud friends have sought to convlnco lie!
uiud VIVA not binling Upon her, but their Of
fosls vore truitleHs md sho goes OIL hor quio
way, leaving no duty uudone, but showing hel
lnye and Bynpathy by looks aud ao.s, but never
by word. Her hasbaud troatA hor with tht
tontlca sat consideration, and evidently loves aua
| rcbpects hcr.
, 1873-12-07

JF-tE51slS4 GSE<
vI.Spi,tyr1NN. XCvrvryn. |
frtIn,tcuTan llnnx 1,n.u.H sEr,Tnirs |
1,orNs 1iv tr.Icua II II Ifn,Ihcr,, f,hiruvn'
nntnu,hcr. 1e7i, "
cti 49,, .,,
aonpuo'y l1"uaoa I'LL 'li's soilno-lulso
formidable a!fair-witll request that we notice |
it !; Int wo fear tho loss Llat is said about tho
loo1, thu halter for lin nnh);ahnra. Wt,oovor
11,,t,,,, ,n,, In H. x,1I ia ,,or ,Lo, - ~a,,.,
o'44e' =, 4l'"s ~ no "'4t w wy nAo'5 ~ lam
nlasei. ~! htons tns large cass ~ n"Fsnia la "no
tHe noitu a'alS ta'la - nppIeciaIo' 1n"c "s IL
bpcElmehl OIL rane ~, tile opcHlnE nheh OF
" Tho JudgMcnt-lar,' III TalY BOlouln subject,
surely;
n,.a rrou ttr,o NJ i, o,,,, ,,,1,7,trh,,. c,r.
vas bo:ho gu s~3iest wings 70 she styfa1i Shote.
Mas IL uFeah7 DM my Aout a9ar lo3a Aolt Wot7
fsrenaace NY spflH sestu1o u1a ~ thas poaFne
Taito nnntI,er aneci,nen firm, stf1o,rtinp Enpa
nj f"n~
W ,,.
yon', r, nv I ssrt r. W., u d,,,t ,y at,, "'s'
WlA kite u,,ti Mud. nuI l,osc to toy.-
Yo sey NY llcart hnw 't,s l,eaving nI,."
"Oll, janet" aaid john, ynn Jealous girl,
Iloye theo i1ta and lows lies early; .
Tnet, nJ neast M ~ M ). arp % or thousand atsngs
Isl f.A, :o'e iof tao' II s'oss'
After taxing nfeatl, "o quo1e hs iollo"a from
, 1873-12-07

THE RUNAWAY: 4 6rnnv THE YonHa. ny
the aahor Of Mrs. Jcru,nqlnnl'a Journal" Lon-
don and Nsw York Macmillan Co. Chicago:
Jan1eu, McCiurg i ca.
story Of au adventurous young Indy who ran
AWAY and was Becretcd by nnotlier. Tho author
has managed to tell ra.l'or c1rio'la and sone-
rhat improbable story u very fascinating style.
, 1873-12-07

MISC T0NESrER: A Novel. by Afrs. EDWARDS.
Now York: H,.oilon l. Co. Chicago: ". u. Keen,
Cuucn a. Ga.
We hayo not hal time to exatnino this book
suficIontly to pass upon lts morIts. II seema
to b. wall written, and tho vfitar lRa csrsAiuly
, 1873-12-07

TIE WATEll-WlTC1T; on. THE SriNMEn or THE
SEAS; Tale. Dy j. FES1MoHE CourKR. New
York: D. Appleton + co. Chicago ". u. Keop,
Euoko h Co.
Quo OF the author'H best-known aea-taloa. 1t
only ncod be addcl lint tile publishers havt
issued tho work In beautiful ntyfn, to form 1
part Of now cdlton OF Coopor'H works,
, 1873-12-07

TIE VOICE, AND HOW TO USE IT. BY ". n.
DANIEL. Uostnn: James Il. Osgood Il Co. CHI
caso: W. u. KDet, Cooko Co.
4 li.tlo work Which We commend to those who
study music. Tho instruction is thrown Into tho
shape OF tlia1oguo betwoeu teacher AMI puuil,
and honeo objections nro anawosed, aud
knowledge Ia in1partol iu aIl attractive fornl.
, 1873-12-07

TROTTY's WEDDtNG-rOilR AND sTOnY-3OoK.
By EItzAnErsf GruAnT PHELPS. Dnatun: L.Hlea
H. Otgoad & Co. Chicago: ". D. Kscn, Cuoks Il
to.
Tho author Of "0ntea Aiar" oceupen an On.
viablo place in American literature Tile book
before us Is full Of charming storics for children,
written In Miss phelnH' bnst style. tia Just tho
thing for IL holiday glf. TO tho iittio ones.
, 1873-12-07

TIE BONG SERVICE FOR ALL TIE PEOPLE. ~
II. T. MEHrtt1, Orsanist IF tho Firht NJ. T.
Church. Chicago: Hitchcock h Walden.
4 very neat litslo lools, containing collection
OF our most popular chnrch~rnuaio for tts family
circle and the confereuco-rao,n. Tha l,ytuh are
well selected, antl will suit all classas Of Chris
tfAuD.
, 1873-12-07

hkTtEAs
FIVE WEEKS IN 4 BALLOON; nn, IounHrYs AND
DISCOVERIES IN Africa uY TtnEE KNuLlsfIMsN.
1ly Ju1Ea VERNE. Translated by W1t1.1AM IAoE-
LARD. with 81 illustrations. 16,tun: James Il.
Usgool |. 60. Chicago: All tho Houkaullers.
The publtslors hare Hont liz atvanco-gleota
Of this curious and interesting hook. It Ia In
ao,ne rcspectn satiro on tho different reports
Of African discovery. Tho Incidents aro, Of
courac, purely imaginary, hut they arc, noyer-
ttoless, true to naL,ro thai is, tho tosoripions
Of anir,alg aro truo to ihar nnluro. and tlor at-
tncls aul contests arc doscribod just III they
would net u,,tlor nmi1ar ciroumstnncca. Tho
author shows bmsolf perfectly familiar with all
Tint Is known OF Africa, aud, reaching all parts Of
the continent, an ho nalea lila travo'ors
do, by balloon, llo was at liborty to Introduce
at1ch Hcnncry a,ld such facts na n,ltod Ills pnr.
roso. 1t should be said, also, that tho modoH Of
llI!ing ant managing tho balloon arc such US
aoronauts emptny III their porilous journeys
80 that readers can go& mucll information Of tho
atmosphere. and Of tho continent Of Africa. Ito
climate, topography, vegetable aud ansnanl pro-
ducsions., froa, .his book. It il written IN the
snino Htylo ~ tl.e othor works Of Mr.. Veruo !:
Untlor tho Sea-, +" F" Tho Contro Of TIM EARTH" !"
Search for Tho Castavnys." and several others,
all Of which arc enjoying fnl!nouuo popularity
among our younger reaAe.s.
, 1873-12-07

Anirlt ponce. Wo cnn think Of 10 more apnro-
priato girt soa friond wl,ose soni Ia torn with
anguish FOR tln tlcpartod, ,-ror ihoao that llavo
"gono beYoru." It will i'p fund n inlnh,sorlng
aMgo!, gently innpiriuy m,bmissian to Tho will OF
Him "whn doet!l a!l things we'll"
, 1873-12-07

The publishers Of Ltttelrs Lining Aao (Littel1
Il Gay, BOSTON,, in their announcement for 1874,
make tho following statements:
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EVERY LADY SHOULD HAZE III,
PETEnSON'S MAGAZINE.
Prospectus for lS73.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST.

Petcrson's Magazine has the best original
stories Of any Of the lady's hooks. the hest
colored fashion plates. the hest receipts, tho
best steel eAgravisgs. etc. etc. Every FAM
lily ought to take it. Ii gives moxe for the
money than any in tho world. 1t sill com
tain, this year, in its twelve n,lmlA,Es-
One Thousand Pages, e.
Fourteen Splendid Steel Plates.
Twelve Coiared Berlin Patterns.
Twelve Mammoth cnlored Fashions!
Nine Hundred Wood Cuts!
Twenty-four Pages of Music.
1t will also give Five Original Copyright
Novelets, by Mrs. Ann $. stephens. Frank
Lee Benedict. and others Of the best authors
ofAme1ra. Also, nearly hundred shorter
stories, all original. Its superb
Mammoth Colored. E ashton Plates
ahead of all others These plates are en-
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Terms always in Adyance) - Year
Great Reductions to Clubs.
Peoples for 90 5o( With a copy Of the su-
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- Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem to tho
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4 copies for So 50) With an extra copy of
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the person getting up the club.
8 copies for Sl2 003 With both an extra
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best club in the New River and Man
chac regions. They have scored two
signal victories Of late, and are inn
proving rapidly in their playing.
We are indebted to H., d. Minor,
ESQ.,, for the following score Of a game
played by the Red Stocking and Pei
lean clubs upon the: grounds of the
latter, at Hope Villa, Bayou Manchac,
last Satnsday. 1t is contended by
the Pelicass that their first nine pro-
per could not be &ot togsther upon
the day Of the match, hsnce they were
forced to aaaw upon the second nine
for several players, and do not con-
slider the game a fair test IF their
strength. Tae Red. Stockings played
an excellent game. Appended is the
score: aa5.*
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-30
41,6OO,OOO,
LIST OF GIFTS.

Total, I2.UUW Gifts, all Cash,
Tho distribution will he positive, whether
all the tickets are sold or not. and the Il. 600
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets sold
all unsold tickets being DESTROYED, as at
the First and Second Concerts and not rep
resented in the drawing.
Price Of Tickets:
Whole tickets. $50; Halves. S2l: Tcnths.
or each coupon, s. IL who.es for $500,
%! Tickets for 81 900; 1l3 Whole Tick. is
for 5000; 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000.
No discounts on less than $500 worth OF
Tickets at time.
The unparalleled success Of the Third
Gift Concert, as well as the satisfaction given
by the First and Second, makes it only nee
essary to announce the Fourth to insure the
prompt sale Of every Ticket. The Fourth
Gift Concert will be conducted in all its de-
tails like the Third. and full particulars may
be learned from circulars, which will be
sent free from this Office to all who apply for
them.
Tickets now ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filled.
Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
again.
Tf1OS F. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Ky. and Manager
Gift Concert, Public Library Building I.o.lis-
vile. Nv.
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Attention is called to the change IN
the advertisement Of the finance con-
mittee of the Police jury wAich Vail
h.reaft..r hold its sessions at the Of
flee Of the Parish Treasurer, corner OF
Crescent Place .aud houmas street,
the court room being at present occu-
pied by the Parish Court. Persons
having claims against the parish will
make note Of this change.
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'oaE a few days remain in which to
takeadvaatage Of the extremely low
procession dry goods, furnishing goods,
hass'aad caps, boots and shoes, sad
diery, harness trimmings, groceries,
etc, ;'etc-, at Marx Israel's large estab-
lislMsnt corner Of Mississippi and
L'essara streets. The large winter
seeck'd goods purchased by Mr.. Is
raeh~Al SHORTLY arrive, and those who
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL

'''Tis education that forms the eomnon.mind,
just rs the twig is bent, the trees inclined"
M. kEATING, lately q professor at St.
Mary Jefferson College, Parish Of St. James,
is now established Mt DonaldsonviIlc, La.
where, on the LIST OF September, de opens an
Educational Establishment under the aus.
p,c.;s and direction Of the Rev. Parish Priest.
The course Of instruction will be graduated
to suit the wants Of all classes.
F1Rsr-tA HIGH SCHOOL for such as
are prepared to pursue course Of Ara.lemi-
cal Instruction.
SECoSr4.r.-A PARCacIlIAL SCHOOL
for children ranging fr"n1 six years upwards
In this, the element;.ny principles Of u sound
education will be Impaired by competent
assistants
TulRDLN-A COMMERCIAL COURSE,
in which Book keeping by Double Entry,
Commercial Calculations. and PcnmansIip
will receive special attention.
Young gentlemen in search of profession,
can receive thorough instruction III Drawing
and Painting. Typographical Engineering
and l.a23 Surveying.
Provision is made tpE select few las Board
ers. These cav either fs<s'M the Asadcmical
Course i'll the School, Or. at their option, re-
cciyc private instruction in the Professors
house.
Terms, payable monthly Ina Adj
vance:
High School. $500 per month.
Parochial School. $500 i"
Boardcrs, whether instructed in the High
School, or as private pupils, $500 per
month.
To accommodate young gcntlelhen engaged
in business during tho day, an Evening
School will be established.
Terms for admittance to tliis, and al fur
ther information may be obtained by apply
ing to Prot. Heating at the Parochial School
near the Catholic Church Donaldsonyille.