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1 snfu Scaeiaeft0 year Or r.. & ir.I1-
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snsy pSsisss 70 sssts based upon ana orsisy
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thoaS v BeSss q MsStsr Of Arts aysasd
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Rad and WRITE ~ LII. 80 -' A"'" ho" 70
% ~. TKaMs PER sEsNoN OF Tee uoSrua .s,s.- .
s5 payable IS
1rd nnd II sdvanoa 800 90
BED and Bedding.
fh & ssse ssaS Z afs e
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n' "nP Gs01lSs MESH s Nsw os!sabs
!. Sed 7a ~ IlO Grsvier street. New oFieana.
ST. MA RT-JBrFERSor coLLEGT
20 ,Ho PARISH OF ST. JAMES La, .a..~.
tA'sa On the sSs sp ,5 a!xer sixty Milo. above
aFer 80 =
This ancient and magnificent estab,,.hr,o,. &C.,
porated by law Of the Legislature ana empowero "a
grant diplomas and degrees win be opened ON the al ot
october. It Is under the direction OF the Marist
sathers who form society specially devoted to educa
ton College Point and Conveat Landing arc. convo.
Ianding places for steamboats, going
70 ana resur0ing from New Orleans.
Psyablo In U. D. currency half yearly In ADVANCE.
Board taiti9n, washing and Stationery per term Of
Doesors sess and modIcae in oidiaSTy case; Of $3.50
strancS Zee 70 Be- paid onjy o1c.
B-An music lessons srS TO Be paid for monthIV
' ting T hoi SsE sS AIch5'h9p Of New orsaas
=, tSs TnhsT details apply % the Very Rev Prcsdeut
oc,a4o, Nh; P. PoURsDx,
Vic y y NO. I1o Gravier street. New orlaans
SANT 7INCENTs COLLEGE,
cAEz GiHAHDEAU. MIssoUHr. f,-
Ihi' ,i1'tisgtiSn Soaaaossa y the Priests Of the
f98n!son Of che AaaatQR 81 YfncGnt 80 rsS-S -.
located the Iississippi riyer fo, 80,
AIT. AA% Sns AH"1red and hfty nasS below 81
IN SSSsgI SualnEs arc large eoOdieus sna wen
Hsl adapted for heaithful exercise. -sNA-'s M
guo ssqg q g sssZ accesS Regular daily packets
ERS 5s71lastse year begins the FIRST Eo1Vn Az
" SAF1AAAbk.as and OBds about The art ~ ~!
..~" TERMS
TSsS,n n1a 1Sition per scholastic sa5c
Asnng aaa mendtng Of articles washed -
,hyGcian'g Fee and Medicines -----.--'s =
ls@ enaentA Ausic- ----.-..-..-..-........ ~
For further information apply TO
Rev. A. VERINA, G. NJ
PRESIDENT Of the College
eel 72Iy St JoSSpbi. Syhnr ~ y. M
nj. JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of The HTn,n.I /
SsiSnai BSnk. NO IO6 Canal street. Now OrIeaas
eoSao[ized 70 receive and give receipt Tor anv
Which may be paid to him for acconnt Of ~
New Orleans, August D. 1874 - ~ ~ Nis'i'sh''
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MISCELLANEOUS.
7, OUIs GRUNEWALD,

IMPORTER
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, ETC
Publisher of Music, Sole Agent for the celebrated
Steinway. Knabe, Hanes. Pleyel and
Westermayer PIANOS. ..
Every Piano sold 10 fully warranted to give satisfaction
TRAYSER ORGANS, manufactured in Stuttgart
Germany. which, for durability and soncrity is unsur.
passed. Attention is also called to - =
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- SAASA E'oA|ui. 4 90
Sne classes commence about tho FIRST of Septsmber
SnS CLOSE ~ tho end Of June by examination and
SSS0ks ETC., nay DO procured ct the institution n
Pupils IRE resolved st aa time during ths vssr ana
onargcs made fron1 theaatS Of entrance oniy
Academy Of the Holy Angs6.,r -" soi 70 Nv. W.
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TILE HOLY ANGELS

~ - @o" ofieans, 4oulsiana. .-.,sN .-IIJ'
Tnts magniaeent Institution wss Chartered rebruar
teoo. 1 acunesd In quiet and healehy locality Il
th suCHrSs o. ne CITY, ard as shorE disfsnco foz
s sns aoras IL y ts
the hsath and security 81 Us fnmstes 'o"t1ouH %
fupils Of all denoninatons arc
So4Saon q order and regularity all are ehlie. n ~
the Institution. " ~~ I~A W sAs rusa -
- L. 'tIi gus TUITION: - ssas iaTeR--.tl
I5s systen Of eduoatipn embraces the French Ara
n iaShg4sgss vts' BEADING, Penmanship Tros1oS
e shs GShss Foesss
Profanel Chrcnoleg ench end EnrisS ~
tsnesoao, AyShology, Natural PhilossPhy Chemistry
music praW1nG Painting Plain and Ornamental Nee
Tapestry. Embroidery. Artifciai Fowers eto
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-08

Ansa'ud0n' situated In very Delightful fOcarIsx
"nSylVsnia, 10 pndar the droctIoa Of The sr.s.,.
Oh tne Immaculate Heart Of Mary The sts,e1 ha,.-
recently purchased the large and conmodIoae hnrs.
Se'enSing 70 the late Anthony BolmAr, are nav -
heretofore. SAA@SaS taan
The sooOlastie Year IL divided into tvo s...,,,.,
raary LIST. ai A'' ana rcd
a. TERMS.
N0Ara and Tuition, Per annun payable half yearly 10
language Aunis, ETC., form extra charges
For farther particulars apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
West Chester, Pa.
VI at OFFICE OF MORNING STAR
ses Y " I2t carondelot strsst, no.
PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
NssnSHPL
The Halls Of this Institution are open 70 vo,,, -.
desirous Of pursuing thorough Commercial ssIsnr
or ClASsieAl Course Of stndles
Vacation commences the arut of August.
Terms. Per annun, 600.
Oe2772Iy BRO. IzoNTnYAr p-..,,.-.
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+, HIBERNIA BANK OF NEW oRIEANs-N.v ~
asSn asmunder above this Bank
4HEEEIA NATIONAL BANK OF NEW SIsRo
In Ans Interest viii be allowed to dspositors on
deposits, as may be agreed. "F' ~ va 'PooisA
mhs 70 ly JAS J. TARLEToN Cashier. ],
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
f-a.r s.s4 vf- ,, ....4.
p 90 7s.f - =. .l'. . IT,. s4ss.E ls, r..
81, ~ THE HOLY ANGELS. h.. ~
Under the Direction of the Sisters MaranItss OF Ho,,
.t.... q. laf.4r. .rs.a - t.-- o.. g q,
Conner of Rampant and Consross ssresta Third p,.s.
NV 49,. New Orleans, Lousiana. - -
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YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
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Spring HILL COLLEGE.

Tbs iongeseblished Tnstitut,on 10 favofably known
sSd OF sno eouth will enter upon Fofty.
~ 'osVlAeh9 1eof OBJ y. 20 Ln..a - ~ 90
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

md two watckmen, one thousand four hundred and
fe.ty dollars; in ally nine thousand five handled and
Once q assistant treasurer atFB Baltimore For as
sstant treasurer. FIVE thousand dollars for cashier
Suas so f three ssrs
touF thousand two hundred dcalsEs for two clerks
ger night hundred and forty dollars for Eve youIf
watchmen. three thousand six hundred dollars; ALL
twenty three thousand nine hundred and forty dollars
Iosssnd sight hundred dollars for Or tS S c eIis
Hundred dollars for one messenger eight s fundd
and forty dollars for Waterman. seven hund ed
ana twenty dollars In ALL ten thousand and sixty dol
Office q SssEBositaEy at Cincinnati For aa.hsrtFq
hundred dollars for clerk one thousand five hSh-
drsd dollars; for two clerks two thousand dollars
one Il Seven HUNDRED and twenty doaf'
and one at two hundred and iorty dollars lin ALL eeS
Office Of depository at Louisville: For cashier two
thousand dollars for one clerk, one thousand five
reS d
twenty dollars IN all i've thousand four hundred and
Ofics Of depository at Pittsburgh For cashier one
thousand eight hundred dollars; one clerk one thou
sand four hundred dollars; one watehman seven hun
hundred and twenty dollars ID = ~ H'T fNi
Office Of depositary at Santa Fe: For deposiary in
oIs aS t% sssa
xatchnen., each seven hundred and twenty dollars
Office depositary at Tucson, Arizona: For deposi-
taFy in addition To- bis pay postmaster one thou
sand Eve hundred dollars, ~ sit35ll LfE1{ff us
For compensation to designated depositaries for re-
ceiving. keeping, and dsbursing public money, five
thousand dollars, . 80 AVii q. -ifdi'
Fer checks and check books for disbursing officers
and Others and certificates of dspests for the
urer assistant treasurer and designated depositarie
thirteen thousand dollars, ~"
For compensationto special agents to examine The
books, accounts, and money on hand at the several
sub;treasgries and depositaries including national
sixth of August eighteen hundred and forty SIX six
thobsand dollars. .l FrsT4 -, ,F,,.., \
Fercontingent expenses under the act of the sixth
of Auguct. eighteen hundred and forty six. for the
collection. safekeepipg transfers and disbursement of
public revenue, one hundred thousand dollars: Pro-
yided That Of said sum shall be expended for
clerical services. ,.ls1i lifl 9dJ 10 5I1 II q
For additional clerks under the act for the better or
ganizaon of the Ire sury at such rates the Secr
tary of the lnterisr may deem st and reasonable,
tiliud tg9r q ITO BE G0NTINUED.D uaiiliW (
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

80 = - - N'A0A -: n1OUA MAhiiS.
VIII ply between London and lockwood as 70 llows;s
Leave Logdon daily Sundays exceptedj att A NJ
making connection with U. s. mail packet Lucy
CS5eE ior all points below on Mondays and Thursdays
at N. and arrive at Loadon at Pin
For freight or passage apply on board, or at J. NJ
Jennings. ap20df WIN. ALLISON, Master & CPk:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

Makes Undertaking his special business. and keeps
Sr hlcamond, of every description. Burial Cases aud
sesie 91 ornament or emblem that can be obtained
s?in covered rosewood imitation rosewood, DC. ca
ces Ot Ie nnasrsod has extensive variety of
0erpse Preserver: Shop rights for the Casket and
nxses; proeures interments and Disbursements; will 81
e'eSraDh attended to at once Satisfaction v qanteed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27
TIL E DAHL Y CHRONICLE.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Third Session of the Forty
81 1isa.' Second Congress. g
PUBLISHED By AUTHORITY
GENERAL NATURE-No. S..

executive and judicial expenses of the government
for the year ending June thirtieth eighteen hundred
and seventy four. and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Represcn-
tatiyes of the United States of America in Congress
sembled That the following be- and the same are
hereby appropriated out of any money in the money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the
vice of the fiscal year ending June hr eith eighteen
hundred and seventy vc for the objects hereinafter
expressed, namely: ErF ftfa +.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

The Lowest Special Rates for Emigrants,
With more Advantages, Quicker Time, and Fever
Changes of Cars than any other route.
Tickets for Sale at all Principal Ticket Offices in tn
South. 1900 81 - 1900 =
~ = s.itI1 .JNO. w. THOMAS, GENT Supt.
vi W.LiDANBEY, Gent P. and T. Agent. III
can always, be found at the Depot on the arrival
ms. - mar4-H.--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

Ask for Tickets to Memphis, and the Southwest via
Chattanooga and Mckenzie, and to st. Louis and the
Northwe est via Nashville an tColumbus-all Rail or
Nashville and Hickman-Rail and River.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

he largest and finest q side Of Nashville
iskets metal and wood. plain or ornamented every
lywnere such as Catholic, Masonic 10. o. f.. *. p
OF nnsh including Stained. walnut velvet covered
suit any taste, ready for use; cannot be exceled
eTIsakers geods such as handles escltcheens Studs
OWNS the patent square wood casket and Taylors
reseryer for sale) Have No. Hearse; furnish car
bodies attend calls in city or country. Orders by
4 5ssaH = q -Ek48 ~ 81 novl3
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-27

More than 159 Miles Shorter to Sc. Louis
Than via Memphisor Louisville and from to Is hours
- quicker than via Corinth or Grand junction.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07

STRONG MEN.-strength of character con-
sists of two things-power of will and power
of self-restraint It requires two things,
therefore, for its existence-strong feelings
aud strong command over them. Now we all
very often mistake strong feelings for strong
character: man who bears all before him,
before whose frown donlestics tremble, and
whose bursts of fury make the children of the
household quake, because he has his own way
truth is he is q weak man it is his passions
that are strong; he, mastered by them, is weak.
You must measure the strength of the man by
the power of the feelings he subdues, not by
the power of those that subdue him. And
hence composure is often the highest result of
strength. Did we ever see a man receive q
aagrant injury, and then reply calmly: This
is q man spiritually strong. Or did we ever
see man in anguish stand as if carved ont of
a solid rock, mastering himselfi or one, bear
ing hopeless daily trial remain silent, and
never tell tho world what cankered his home
peace That is strength. He who, with strong
passions, remains cbaste; he who, keeny sem
stive, with manly powers of Indignation in
him, can be- provoked and yet restrain himself
aud forgive, those are tho strong men, the
spiritual heroes.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07

From observing the trains left by meteors
in their passage int and through the earth
atmosphere, Professor Newton: of Yale College,
reaches the conclusion that the upper atmos-
phere-that is, the atmosphere far above the
clouds-is affected by opposing currents, simi-
Lar to those which are found nearer the earth's
Professor Newton describes the entrance OF the
meteor into the earth's atmosphere, and the
subsequent changes in the form of the lum-
nous train as follows: : 1.-The meSeSrs enter
averaging about seventy miles, and they
miles and upward. They become luminous
which they are passing, with, perhaps, one
hundred times tho velocity of a cannon-ball.
or, more exactly, with an average velocity OF
twenty five miles per second. inat reslstance
prevents them, except in rare instances, from
reaching the ground as solid bodies. NOW,
one of these bodies sometimes leaves behind 1t
a train of luminous matter, which remains VS.
ible, often only q fraction OF second, but
sometimes for minutes, and, III rare cases, Tor
nearly or quite an hour This train IS CLOUD
in the day, but is luminous at night. At first
it is q straight limo along tho track that has
been passed over by the meteor, hut instantly
it broadens, and usually the ends fade out hrs..
In few seconds it is seen to become crooked,
and it assumes somewhat the shape OF letter
s, or its reversed figure. The helght OF these
trains of matter averages about fifty miles, rs
is known by direct observation from two or
| more distant stations. They are usually not
ing up of the trains is, almost without excep-
ton, to be seen where train remains more
than minute in sight. 1t is due, am con
vincod, to the fact that the two ends lie y ~
currents of air that are moving in different di.
rections." Although these conclusions are of
| little value in establishing the view of Pro-
fessor Wise regarding the existence OF con-
| stant eastern current above the cloud regions,
they furnish valuable suggestions to future
astronomical observers. Of a more directly
encouraging character are the results OF re-
different heights" which were laid before the
Belgian Academy of Sciences by NJ. Montigny.
| From these observations, made simultaneously
Antwerp Cathedral, the following law seems
to have been stablished-namely, " that Tie
acreage rezociy Of ere,y oina increases eiM o., the
f.ssor Wise to prove that the direction of these
upper winds is constant from W est to east.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07
T INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner St. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.

The government throughout this establishment L.
mild and parental The pupils separated
their nstructresses Recreation table dormitories arc
the for all. In snort, everything tends to pro
atectionate union between the Sisters and the
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
The instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
with the quirements of society The
both English and French) all the branches of know
ledge cultivated at the day Each language ie
taught by natives of respective countries,
sure correct pronunc iation.
The academical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to which parents In
vited
Education is here the object of special and
soictude Governing those placed under their charge
by moral suasion alone the Sisters of ST. Joseph ende
strict observance polite and amiabe department. and
insti of respect and affection towards parents
Pupils of all denomin atoms admitted
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the Boarding
School Is moved the Bay St. Louis where the Sister,
of st. Joseph have a fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in ADVANCE as follows:
Boarding per three months .$54 0O
Music Lessons and use ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a 90
SlnBlnR tLeSsons.- W
Drawing Lessons sW
Pastel oil painting according TO the number of pupa
Needie-work in all Is varietes, golden embroidery
flowers IL taught to the bosrders without
charge.
Academy of the Sisters of st. Joseph Boz 1871 New Or
ieanOi" or If more convenient. sgPly to 70 r,vrov
MOAB 70 ly G. D. ELDER. Agent.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07

The ways in which poor harmless wives are
deceived by marble-hearted husbands are
many and dreadful; among the most dreadful
relate. An Indiana wife, wearing only half
a-dozen pounds or so of somebody else's hair
upon her head, became convinced that life
wouldn't be worth having without the addi-
upon this conviction, she soon, by series of
conversations, persuaded her husband that his
life wouldn't be worth having unless the said
ing gracefully, he sent homo two "switches /"
from which the fair lady was to make her Sc
lection. But mark the wickedness of this
abandoned man! Before dispatching them he
carefully changed the tags upon which the
price was marked, putting the twenty-five
dollar tag upon the ten dollar switch, and rice
rersa. After strict and severe examination
all her feminine friends, the one marked
twenty-five dollars was naturally enough
chosen.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07
SPRING HILL COLLEGE.

This long. established Institution 40 favorable know,
to the people Of the South viii upon il Forty
fourth Scholastic year
OCTOBER z, 1879.
the Gd sdy'ansasss q sound Classical
tan nov osr to their patrons the additional
superior to the former College In point Of venslsiun
Arrangement and accommodation.
for three hundred years has devoted sse to the
Education Of youth have their favor the great al
upon Religion a%d Moras~
and has for Its aim only the minds Of their
their esteem Of Virtue and prsesa a nss
for the duties they will have discharge In afte1 iS
fh ass S. ca%
mereial The Preparatory course lasts ONE ssS- and
or sSn higher
| h, Inc CLASSICAL Course lasts years. and ON.
University Education At the end of the sixth yHar
ss s
cheney In Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemis;ry
sse Se Of xs are entitled
The neSee Of Master Of Arts "a. ny Is awarded to
ply College have PASSED
Colleges Tho third year of this course sponds e
IN sbo.ophy an
chsmistry with the members Of the Graduating class
and to 30 admitted must previously know how 10
read and write. Nv" W
| TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS.
| Entrance Fee first year only. .........a * M
Board, TUITION and Washing, payable half yearly
ana In advance. 900 o.
Bed and Bedding. q
fta ss es St K hfsh 0SoRfrer
c,.... THE JESUIT III f4 1ff3s a.
Corner Bar0nns and GnRs ssrsots New ossahs
| aulO73ly 40 Gravier street. Now Orleans
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07
YOUNG LADIES' AcADEMY
OF THE VISITATION.
MOBILE. ALABAMA.
.'''s' OK mi" Institution WIN ss ..sansa On
Third Wednesday Of September.
sos.ssS Sl.si0n' and Terms tho Same the prs..s,v
For Prospectus, apply to
HON q. II: PARKER, Agent.
~ North Water stroet M,Al,.
aust a. ~A~s SAos AELOM,
NoFkE DAME OF MARYLAND.
coLLKoIArE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LApr,a
Conducted by the School Sisters of Metre D.x.,
81 Miles North Of baltimore

The Institution Is located In the mo.. ds.,.h,. ...
., aah9se county. at tho intersection Of T,S.rss
Of sSs wa aesas miles nsrsS
grounds arc we'll shadod handsomaiv Ss.,nnyia Lno
t hne and carriage roads and veiS pssaS
TnsnT and Furnished with every
An and satety It 70 thoroughly ventilated veil hesseS
vdoa WI, s'er Lighted BY gas. and each story d pro-
electric bella and clocks As security asaiass DE ~
Ky Two piugs In each story, with hose attAohod r.
alarm ss Of any moment Of danger electric
have been mAde to accommodate Parlor Brards,s y.
honng ladies' who wsh TO give attention to special
orehes and desiro to enjoy tho com,rts OF privnts
aPartments The system OF education affords every
advantage Tor the acquisition OF q refined and aoliS
eaueat9n special attention will DO given to the Ger
TERMS PER ANNUM:
Board and Tuition, including tho French and Gar.
man languages, Plain Needlework, tho eIeruento
OF Drawing and Vocal Masic. .......,,..,,. e>>o
lrregulars or Parlor Boarders -
music fantipg, Spanish. etc.. form extra charges
For special information address
DlkECTRESS NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND,
Govanstown Postoflice baltimore county Ma
auf7 I'm =
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07

THE MARRIAGE TIE.-In Blackwood's Maga-
zine for July there appears an article entitled
"Frenoh Homo Life" Referring to French
morality, the reviewer says:
The marriage tie is vigorously felt in France;
husbands and wives cleave there to each other,
and do not now seek for Illicit joys, whatever
some of them may have done in days gone bv.
Indeed, they point to England at-this moment
as the country which produces palpably the
largest amount of conjugal irreghlarity, an d
quote in proof, with bitter justice, the shame
less details of the Divorce Court which are
given in our newspapers. We have grown &C
customed to this odious publicity; habit blinds
US to its dangers and its indecency; but if we
could hear foreigners talk about tiff we
knew the impression of disgust which it Gre
ates in France, where the rare cases of CO..
respoudency are treated criminally, and are
always pleaded with closed doors; where hns-
bands do not receive money damages for their
wife's dishonor-we should perhaps be led to
recognize that in this question we do not offer
q satisfying spectacle to Europe, and that we
have lost all right to throw stones at others.
We are unable to judge ourselves on such o
subject; we must submit to the verdict OF
lockers on, and very painful one it is for us
to support.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07
NAZARETH ACADEMY,
BARDsrowN. KENTUCKY.

Nazale eth has been boarding school for young ladies
for the aat sixty years. during which time it has
ceiyed extensive patronage from the Middle, West
ern and Southern States.
It open for the reception of pupils at any time of
the year.
stopping at Nazareth Station.
The scholastic year il divided into two Sessions; tho
first commen cling the First Monday in September,
tie second commencing February LIST.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, Bed and Bedding, Washing.
Doctors Fee and the Higher Branches. per -
Session .sIl2
Lower Branches including Board and Tuition,
Bed and Bedding, Washing Doctors Fec, per
Session IUI W
Music the Languages, Drawing and Painting form
extra charges.
For catalogue apply to the
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