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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District OF
.'irgnia
In the matter OF James T. Gouldin, bank
upt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this l4th day of F+bruary,
1879.
10 whom 1T MAY CONCERN:
ease take notice, that petition has been
resented to the Hon. John y. Underwood
fudge of said District Court, In bankruptcy, by
Jacob Cohn, assignee of the estate of said
bankrupt, TO sell the real estate belonging said
D,nkrlpt, free from all liens and encun.
FRANCES thereon.
THIS is To give motto to all persons interested
hat In The terms of said petition, IN order has
'een Issued by the Judge aforesaid. for all per
uns who may be interested in sad estate, u az.
ear before Register W. W Forbes, ut his uftic.
the said city of kichmo- d. on the 25th day ots
February. 1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and show
'ause, if any you have. why such order should
not be granted.
JACOB COIN,
fe 17-m2w AssignPpe.
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VARIETY IRON WORKS

ESTABLISHED ls62.
JAMES ID. BROWNE, MANUFACTURER OF
IRON AMI WIRE RAILING,
GRATING, vERANDAHS FIRE-PROOT
VAULT DOORS,
FLOWER VASES AND STANDS, Settles
Together with every description OF iron worb
FOR BUILDING and ORNAMENTAL purposes
sO6 AND sO7 BANK STREET
fe 7-d&wly RICHMOND VA
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-09
Listen.

yon wish to do something towards
&ing your home happy De you desire
! your brothers and sisters should be
to have you with them, and that you
uld always be a welcome companion Z
you want to have your society coveted
lrywhere, and to feel, the while, that you
doing good as we'll as giving pleasure 7
Suld you like to help pople think well,
4 to have them save their best
nights for youR Would it please you to
all the good you can out of the people
! know7
so, learn to listen.
ut first learn what listening is-for it is
Enerely the exercise of the sense of
IFing. The stupidest of all can keep ears
n and mouth shut. To listen properly
eps to make other. people talk prop
y. That is a social definition, if it Is
a Webste{ an op@. The good listener
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TIE MORNING MEssENER SUNDAY

Ia the cause Of talkiDg.in others, aud by 9
proper exercise of this valuable and toe
scarce gift, makes the diH3dent say what
they think, and the verbase think what
caref1! when they find that they have a
good listener. They know that they may
not often be SO fortunate, and they talk
their best. The adept in listening may
sometimes hear more pressing than be likes,
but if he be skil!ful this will not often hap
pen. When it is impossible to get any
thing interesting or useful out of man, he
need be listened to no longer. Every one
Of sense will agree to that. But it 10 as
tonishing how many good tbings some very
nDpromising persons will say, il they be
properly and conscientiously listened to.
To be sure, it is very hard for some per-
ing, and they like to exercise it. But these
are the very persona who should do great
deal Of listening. They know what q lux
ury it 10 to talk, and they should give their
families aud friends q chance to learn the
art: Besides, like farmers, they will often
md much advantage in rotation of crops.
a season Of listening is often most excel
lent preparative for q season of talk.
1t is often supposed that if a man has q
good thing to ssy, he will say it, but this is
not necessarily the case. Very often he
never says it. because no one will give him
a chance. He don't want to waste his
Speocn ou IooiSs anu the smart 1oIks want
him to content himself with hearing what
they have to say. This happensSnot in
connection with very good things, perhaps,
but with things that might lead to very good
things-every day and every hour, in
thousands of families, all over the land
to say nothing of society.
10 be sure, we should not fail to become
good takers, if we can; but, do what we
may, we can only make one talker of our
selves, whereas by proper listening, we may
make dozen takers of other people,
Scribner's. for January.
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Be patient with the little ones. Let
neither their GLOW understanding nor their
occasional pertness offend you, or provoke
the shsrp reproof Remember the world
rs new to them, and they have NO slight
task to grasp with their unripened intel
iects, the macs of facts and truths that crowd
upon their attention. You are grown to
maturity and strength, through years of
experience and it Ill becomes you to fret
at the little child that fails to keep pace
with yoar thought. Teach him patience,
cept upon precept !; here little, and there
little" Cheer him on in this conflict
with misd In after years, his ripe, rich
thought will rise up and call you blessed.
bide patiently the endless questioning of
your children. Do not roughly crush the
springing spirit of free inquiry with an i'm
patient word or frowp, nor attempt, on the
contrary, long and instructive reply to
every slight and casual question. Seek
rather to deepen their curiosity. Convert,
II possible, the careless question into a
profound and earnest inquiry and aim
rather to direct and aid than to .answer
the inquiry. Let yopr reply send the little
qusstioner forth, not SO much proud of
wbst he learned, as anxious to know more.
Happy you, If in giving syour child the
fragrance of truth he asks for. you can
whet bis curiosity with q glimpse of the
mountain Of truth lying beyond 80 will
you send forth philosopher, and not a |
silly pedant into the world. Bear patient |
~ the childish humors of the little ones.
They are but the ultutored pleadings Of
the young spirit for care and cultivation.
irritated into strength, and hardened into |
habits, they will haunt the whole life like
fiends of despair, and make your little ones
curse the day they were born but correct
ed kindly and patiently, they become the
elements of happiness and usefulness.
Passions are but fires, that may either
scorch us with uncontrolled fury, or may
yield Us genial and needful warmth.
Bless your little ones with patient care
OF their childhood, and they will certainly
consecrate the glory and grace of their man
hood to your service. Sow in their hearts
the seeds of perennial bessedness the
ripened frnit will afford you o perpetual
Friend
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EDUCATIONAL.
NsfiTCuIlOS - THE SISTERS or ST. JoSE1E
N"rner d. Philip and Calves ssrects

mia "a vsn%s1s shronsheut this sstsA,shms.s 4.
IRE san,s s "a Racrestaon table dosniscris.
Oso snSsStionate union between the hissrrs 20
Thss Los nnusted 20 their motherly care ~& -
LEX ~. 1sloo 70 thorough and s0iid and IN h.,-.
I'm hosh ~ OF society The coprss co.an-S
10 ~ ,,.n&.sn and French) an the branchs. "a
1870 r.. ss the present day Eaoh is,..
snrc OF respective countrieo M :: ~ n.
al S,.ssnoa year closes with uubi,c .xh.ss..-
vited f,ons' 70 which pasents are D.
Mduoetion 10 hero the sbjsct Of specia, .s,...,
ScassIc Governing those placed under tSss ~ a.9
sIaoion alone, the Sisters Of 81 Je.snh oss9e
20 ncuIcsse principles Of cold pictv rrcs,
SetiSS observance of polite and amiabio -
sSo.s e o. respect and Affection tovnr". 80
N NeRns q Al denominations are admitsoj S~"e
acLUSSss.--OuInG the bathing season tia uca,.,-~
- - nOvea 70 the Bay st. Lolin whsrs ~. SssSSS3
" o. Sessfn heys aeurshins academy, " ''s1s
E1AAAS-To be paid In ADVANCE - Soilo~..
ISo!Shng' per three months esI "a
Eauonce. ----''.'---'....-...-. le g
~ assse Lesssns and use INSTRUMENTS. ~
IlrsSSr1r. 4 a
Ns~Ao ps,o GnR according . the number az nunais
.r4iScs.i SSr1 ~ Al ts yerteties Reldeu enkrS-
noweEs u taught 70 the bcerders wtthors stss
Eor furthsr particulars addrsas .sup.r,op.. =. A.,
een o. me Sisters Of st. Joseph BOX i5ii NcT ~
Or II more convenient sRPly e $3.50
noas My or c q! - EIn LEAAxToM
A CADEMY
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| ~ L. ID a Il ID r Z s ON COLL
| PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.
Situated on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment fncor
porated by law Of the Legislature and empowered to
grant diplomas and degrees opened ON the ID Of
October II 10 under tho direction of the Msrist
Fathers who form society specially to edncs
saon. College Point and Conveas Landing gro convs-
nion and regular landing places for steamboats going
to and returning from New Orleans n
TERMS:
Psyable in o. 8. currency half yearly in advance,
DooOrs lee; and medioao in ordinary cas:s Of '''0
E2tr1nos @ 8 Ia only onsS 10
in advance. -"- "'AS
His Grace. the Most Rev Arohbishop Of New or,,an.
For further 5 dsss Rev 6 Clergy 2 q Asisr4
at the College. -''
oo,sa,v No ,.o a Mr. P: ,roUEs1NE
SAINT vINcENTs COLLEGE,
CARE GIRARDEAu. Missouri.
0r this III Ito conducted the Priests Con
on e Il 81 KaesTs Of Paul z
above hundred and Kg moS bsio R's s.
The College building. Large. connections and well
Ts 6 SsssRs and
od Cosge y Of easy acceSs Regular daily packets
The echofastic year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first Of JulV
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year. ease
washing, and mending OF articles waahed -...... =
PhySician's Fee and Medicines ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS n
$t
For further information apply to
Rev. A. VERINA G. n,
President Of the College
Or to Rev. THos. !. SMITH. c. N.
sci rally st. Josephs Charch New Or,aana
Mr.. JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier OF the Mutual
National Bank, No IOs Canal street, New Orleang
hereby authorized to receive and rcceipt FOR
above InStitution. s-0
A. vERINA, G, N, President.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

. This long established Institution go f.vorably known
e ,se RsSp,e Of the South, will upon il Forty
OCTOBER .22, 1872.
6: s ssasa and
aSes 81 oss e. sa1ir the
coissso 'n poins 81 and SSh
arrange ment and accommodation. =, -
tSres Sana. Years has OF
Education Of youth their favor To sress a.
ssson n and
and has for its ann mot only to the minds OF thsi
. love
%srea The coSrso asss one y sas c Snd
@ higher
braass al ~ Course lasss Elk and
thos. Edusssien A. the end sixth year
ss anu .sn
Ell in h Mental phoscphy
Se II are entitled
Tho Degree of Master OF Arts "a. Nj 10 awarded to
College Who saSs o. o
Ths e 6hs RAgsHsGe q Learned
all the branches Usually taught in
Colleges The third year of this course corresponds to
Chemistry With the members Of the Graduating class.
The age Of admission is from nine to fifteen years
read and write. AA'" Low W
TERMS PER SESSION Ten MoNrHs
Entrance Fee, first year only. X On
Board. Tuition uud W ashiuE puyabie hnff: yearly,
nnd n advance -.-..-......-....-....... 800 90
Bed and Bedding. Northumberland. - 90
crisEaEs SaS Be eStsnsa 5y addressing the
Gown .. n,-.. THE yHsU Ef. EH &TfIls "a
corner ans PoTRs sssses ss Nss Orleans
sol p ly 14o Graver street Now Orleans
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On his death bed distinguished hGmor-
list requested that no one might be invited
to his funeral, " because" sUbbed out the
dying man, it is civility L can never
repay"
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

This unrivaled Medicine is warranted not to contain
single particle of Mercury or any Injurious minera
substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE
For FORTY YEARS 1t has proved its great value in
al diseases of the LIVER, BOWELS and KIDNEYS
Thousands Of the good and great in ali parts of
country vouch for its wonderful and peculiar
purifying the blood stimulating the torpid Liver aud
Bowels and imparting Life and vgoi the whole
system. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is &C
knowledged to have no equal asa
LIVER MEDICINE.
1t contains four medical elements united in the
same happy proportion ia any other preparation, viz
agentle Cathartic wonderful Tonic, unexceptfon.
able and certain Correct all impurities
OF the body Such signal has attended
that 1t Is now regarded as the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for LIVER COMPLAINT and the nainful offspring
thereof to-wit: DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaun.
dice Bilious Attacks SICK HEADACHE. Collie, De-
precision OF Spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heart Burn etc.
Regulate the Liver. and prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR ia manu- factured
only by
j. H. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price 81 90 per package sent bv all postage paid
for u 49, Prepared ready for in bottles, 81 So
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
EP@Bewaro of all Counterfeits and limitations II
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literary Iastitution incorporated by tho tss. -
dts IA an9 empowered 20 confer degreea h CO..
o enSa aTs .S sSpssa fes
recreei9n 30 that from the arrival Of the nuiin ~ -
secluded and superin tended, s ~Ae CONSTANTLY
n Of is threeod Preparatory
Inc rreparatory Courae 10 for beginners.
me commercial Course 10 for those studente vho L.
not wfsh to learn Latin and Greek VIM -
The Ciass'ca Course 10 those who deair, IN h.
complete education. " e''ie 70 nave Q
French IN taught In the three couraea
read and write. sAoS Ano" now
load ne objects Of the instructorp 49, '~eo"se !" eAS
Every month report Ia sent to pareata atst,,, .,
ou ny, progseesl rank In class and attendance.
Ihe acadomical year begins on the arst of ocsaA.-
and closes towards tho end Of July. VI "0'"'~
TERMS,
O0uegiate Course payable advance and in vJ,,A.S
states currency, tive monthns e2o.
preparatory Course. SO.
apal 72iy Rev r. 9AUTRELET. Pree,dsrA.
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CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAILMA ERS,
COTTON DUCK Agent, Manufacturers Of Everv m.
scrlPtiOn OF TENTS, TAkPAUAINS, AwNINiJS
etc, etc Dealers In all Stss3 and OuaIIttea 81
MANILA aud TARRED ROPE PUR.
CHASE BLOCKS, ali sizos.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Bunting for FIa1,
all colors and qnaliiIos. " '-r''
times. - ~ - " 7N - 40
We pay especial attention to getting M In anv
desired styte or nntsh hn0 SILK FLAGS BAREHES-
Our iScltes and long experience in bnsnesS iusthss
Us IN oneTing servIcoe ali requiring thing In
oor line, and our work shau Be First Kate ard our
prices quite moderate. \
CASSIDY & MILLER,
lo7......-..... Pos dras IOT
aP7.siy BetWeeu Camp ard Nag tEine-
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Truisms are SO dull that many do not see
that they are truths.
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form young ladies to virtue ornament their ,ninda
with useful and agreeable knowledge accnstom them
in them those qualities which Iener virtue both anal
ass ana not only in the family circle but
for o al fh shall be the object of the
The site Academy is BeSntfai and healthy and
the limits assigned the pupils allow them during The
always the csso os their Tho
ments Of education in Enesh and r. ench comprises
Geomstrj BookEseping afsnmar EnEsS co& sssra
sna Mod ss aesss
thocSv Bs,a PHS%s Sppy sioeaPhy
PIsmi9ms awardei ss the end OF the year to tho
Ss shS hsyo seeS
fso For sSs ssss 81
order al the pupils are required general
Subject 70 eEamlnaton The ssboias,o year Consists
ssSss @ sA'
charged only from the time they enter van ~
=. TERMS:
Board / and Tuition. pOr session 90
Entrance tonos paid for Boardora SOS
LAY Scholar lsesinners), per session 30 90
Pen, Paper and Ink ....... 90
EXTRA cHARGks.
Piano Guitar Harmonium, each, per months 800
Washing, per session. -.-................. 90 on
shs seEan IS to be sd h1
for fSssnes Of lsss than %GPh
pied by the House, ut store prices.
The pupils are required on Sundays and particular
occasions TO dress in uniform Wis in winter Q mazarn
9iue dress straw or black velvet hat trimmed with
pine black siik apron and black cloak In sumsr
pink lawn or chints 1.-TWO pink dresses requiredJ;
straw hat trimmed with white black silk apron and
white snnbonnet Is also necessary for each younq
lady to have two white dresses white veil and one
Common sunbonnet.
They are required to bring with them the ordinary
tape furnitnre consisting Of two knives and fork
toaP; brushes combs pitcher, bowl looking. glass
small bucket, mosquito bar, q sufficient Quantity Of
sheets towels, blankets. everyday clothes
All letters to be addressed prepaid, to the
SUPERIoRESS OF THE URSULTNRS,
Opelousas, Parish Of st. Landry La
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This Institution situated In very delightful ,oo.ss
In Pennsyvana ia under tho direction OF N. s...,
Of the 1mmaculate Heart OF Mary The si.,er. h.v,.
sc'ntly purchased the large and eommodous b.,a,,.
belonging to the late Anthony Bolmsr. or. ,ow NJ.
pared 10 afford their pupils greater ssvsnta..s TIA,
heretofore.
The sodola'tie Year 10 divided into two s...,o,. ..
nre months each, commencing September LIST and y.s
ruary list.
TERMS.
"oara and Tuition per annum, payable hsaf yoar,v IN
~~'@n'o 80 Asno
Languages, Music, etc, form extra ebarpe.
For further particulars apply to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chestor. Pa.
ornt OFFICE OF MORNING STAR.
700 . y - iS4 Carondelet street. NJ O.
COLLEGE
THE
III NJ A c U LATE CONCEPTION
Corner of Common and Baronne stroot..
NEW ORLEANS
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me Glasses commence about the frat of September
h, TX the end Of juno, by examination and
Eel: ETC. may be procured at tho institution ..
Pupils are received any time during the year. and
on II maze from the date Of entrance only.
For turthsr particulars apply the Mother Superior
academy Of the Holy Angela sci r. W.
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ct. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE.
BAY ST.. LOUIS, MIssusrPP1.

This institution chartered by the State Lepfslakra
and conducted by tho BrOthers Of the Sacred Hearf
has been IN successful operation since 1855 Reautifu
situated ON tho shores Of this Bay Commanding an exte
sive view Of the Gulf and Aording the syanfa0ca
Of the ses breeze and bathing In tho Summer s spl a
did location " great ncitenut beautiful exercae
and amusehent for the pupils The Commercial CourSe
comprises all the branches of good EnRlsh education
TER1B:
Board and Tuition per session payable halfvsarl IN
-. e2J0 90
nihB VI SsIon,- 10 90
Eeuulng PSr Session. toptaonal) 10 10
DocLot PSeo.-.- 90
HsoAnon Ii spent at the institution 5000
EXTRA cHARoEs:
P1ano and Violin, per month each. ..-...-..... 20
VI EAeAho uaI 20
49, 49, Wv Ate 90
braSs instrumsn t, per month 20
spanish enc 0eTnan language, per month, each. 60
For urther particulars, apply to
BRO. FLoRIMOND,
uih24 7Siy Director Of the College.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Z YoUNG LADIES ACADEMY,
. UNDER b. e.
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULINEs,
Two Miles below New Orleans

Rav. %
Se a'1 pas &c Psssss
sdacstion BY the T1toressss Of hi. SsteSsS
Aeras Eduosse~-Ths object constantly kent =. Vie,
the dsds. /, the pupil. nsas ni
aceason shs% to Of ,s their 70 yrs
well IS e hablis industry order and sss.nsss
e. ne
sSss The or morals and the was
psss q a 3.
upon the score q Su. for the saHs q orass
are sa%s required 70 assist with propsy ct tie
tf;Aysies' health of the pupis i. an
hsas y hss L
as'.s their r.:
sdr S sa ass t whs1 .es
4 p Il II imsdste and moy Scos
Mio. sys.on u isssrnosoa ON brace. tn. fol-.
PISi objects: The EnEliss .nd French iaasaass
Re Pc HsoS sns
NsS s1a and ss ss
PP,s;tfy are taught in the higher Drawing
FessT. . pso aS I'd
SeediO"ssk' etc. Particular paid to Music
TERMS.
and fs sad: e:
Board IA ps, .s..es .s.s payable in
an sas se 90
Day Scholars per session, sIss payable in advance
Entrance 70. the Boardsrs. q 90
deduction is made for accidental absences: mo-. f o
those who are withdrawn before the end Of term or
%n9 RrGong vacation time beyond appointed day
s.. EXTRA CHARGES.
stationery and the Use Of Maps and Globes per
Mnsio per month. :. &C
For The Use Of Musical Instruments DER month 80
1rtisGiS including Paper and Pencils, month 90
for the Bathing Season. DECENTRALIZATION. SS
for ss sPsns sIs.,.. %
establishment at bookseller prices - UNIV
and 5sausss
s ss sss %'S
changes Of linen twelve pocket swsivs
sas sssH
Of
aeen. Two smaller bonnet cambria
as Also the rules worm "ith the
dnt uniform must DO made according tho odrf
Toned articles marked with indeiiblo ink s silver
spoon ana ioi knife and silver lumber mattress
feet idn saa T ons a
oitcher sma %h six pillow cases bowl and
,na Key; little chair and small workb also with
=, ooservatcns. Visits are limited to suudavs and
~ abs and only be made pupils
the psrors aes
pa.t s Zen the morning until noon and from
In fnH os
e,icacies at the parlor There yearly vacation
nds the Sd Of November Parents are reansst ad
SH 70 proiong that time IN order that the young
tner absence I. ever allowed except of sickness
he Estabiisment I Ehso nrsf communion in
oc27 u tjpl 70 q
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ST. JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADrr0
~ condacted by the sistsrs Of Charity,

OOnuucse0 0y tho Slsters Of Charity,
Near &mnitsbufG. Frederick County, Marylana.
nsseatien Il Pleasantly situated in healthy aza
MIA 1o " q rEedeStck county Maryland kaf
LIo1 Emp1teeurg. and two mies from NrunT -
aarye College. II was Commenced in 1902 and i1eS~ss
~ tno Leeisasturo Of Maryland "A Ieio ~
ound'ngs arc Convenient and spaGioSa.
TERMs;
DoAro ana Toitton per academic year fueludipv
Sed and Bedding, Washing, NendinE and
e for esch .e::,s - .eeeo o.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. ''' "
InS Academic year Is divided two Sessions of Avs
nonsne each beginning respectively on enc stA oP A.
guet and the o6th of Jauuorv ~ ~ ~SsAa " -A1-
Letters Of inquiry directed to the
u,s, AoTHER SUPERIOR.
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ToUGHs-CoLDs-AsTaMA.

Remember, that for all affec.
tons Of the Throat and Lungs,
LAPLACE'S INDIAN TURN1P
PICTORIAL EALN is the sole
remedy, combining efficiency of
action with q most palatable fla
vor. Give 1t Q 61ial. Price 81.
Sold at all wen assorted drug
storea, and by tho proprietor. %
and IS Eiysian Fields street.
For sale Wholesale ut Z. J.
HART 81 CO., and all wholesale
druggists. deS 2m
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EDUCATIONAL.
YouNG LADIES' ACADrMY
YouNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction Of tho Sisters Masanites Of Ho,,
- Croas.
Corner Of Rampant aud Conareas strsot. Third re,.
HE HOLY ANGELS.

Of Rampant aud Congress streots Third pssros
New Orleans, LouisianA
sns mnGnidosnt 1nssituticn chartered Fsbruaxy
loo. situatco In quiet and healthy locality n
h ne suHurGs OF the city and At short distance
~ veI. 1S very oommodious thoroughly venti sted
anu ano,ds AL those advantages which contrsbuts 20
snS ncnstn srS security Of its inmates.
Fupts OF AL Determinations are sdmttrd I'm for ths
q order and regularity ali arc Obliged 70 a.
tS ne exercses and conform the rules Of
TUITION:
1Se sysse1 OF education embraces tho French ana
EnEtsh languages, via, Reading, Penmanshp FrenSb
sno eEngiisn Grammar. Arithmetic Ancient and Mod
SSc@pSHaSns History Ancient and Modern saorsd ana
Rraa.' Garonoiosy. French and Engnsh LtsraturA
Masio pays.i BSt-PPy , BOoi d.tSsn.es 81
oework. Tapestry. Embroidery Artiaciai Fiowers eso
TO BE MADE QUARTERLY.
IN ADVANCE:
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deSirous Of pursuing thorough Commercial Scientific
or Classical Course of Studies.
Vacation commences the frst of August.
Terms. per annum, $500.
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