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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

NEW YORK. December 29.-MoSET-
Loaned a. high H per cent, and closed
at 3(d3l per cent; prime merchantile
paper jIG5 per cent. Sterling steady
st 49,! 4s5i for sixty days, and 4yO'a
iyOtEor sight. Customs receipts sl37 go
Produce exports for the week s., 256, AZ.
GoLD-OPened at llli, and closed al
lllE. with sales in the interim a, Ill.
Carrying rates 2ra4 per cent and fat
Treasurer disbursements 81 ,2jl 900. Clear.
ings S34,OO0,OcO. SPccie engagement:
for to-morrow's steamers $4,000.
STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
RAILROAD BOSDs-Firm.
GOYEENMESIs-Firm
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KALAKAUA will go from New York to
New Bedford, Massachusetts, the home
Of hi. great grandfather, where he will
-. r,r.iyed with much courtesy and
ceremony. He will also participate there
in lsying the corner stone of new high
school building. So it seems that after
.II much Divinity doth hedge a King,
ay.n if he is "cullud gemman.'
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Philadelphia Mark ct.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-Flour
Weak; superfne So 7jmi 90. Wheat
Dull; red 81 20Ctl %; white 81 @Ota
| 40. Ryc-sl 90. COrn-Quict and
weak; new yellow S0tdy yS3c; western mixed
83Ca SIC. Oats-Weak; white G4Ca G5c
Provisions-Dcclining. Pork-$20 Oon
20 80. Lard-Steady and in moderate
demand at l3i@l4ic. Whisky--Sl o.
Petroleum. Refined ll4mllsc; crude
sic. Clover Secd-QuIct at Sa lOc
Butter-Quict; prime western 32Cd3ic;
choice rolls 3OCa,32c. Cheesc-Quiet and
unchanged. Eggs-Easy at 2S(a,2
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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Deccmbcr N.-WOOI
Heavy, weak and steady, but not
higher; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia double extra and above 5ja
5Gc; extra 54Cd 55c; medium 55ta5Gc;
coarse J0c; Michigan, Indiana and West
crn fine 4StdyJOc; medium 55ci coars"
jOc; combing washed GOA 6jc; combng
unwashed 43G45c; fine unwashed 3jc;
coarse and medium washed 40Ga42tc;
tub washed 65ld G0c; extra and m"rino
pulled 45 (d4Sc; No. and superhne
pulled 4i(d46c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30

GREAT many members of the pres
in noticing SHERIDAN's trip to New Or
Iesns and his anticipated supercedure of
General Emory in command there, do SO
.,rdrr the heading of Poor Louisiana,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30

FROM our reports this morning the
,-,bsbili,ies are that the weather to-day
will be partly cloudy, with variable
winds, and low temperature.
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New Orleans Market,

NEW OsLEAss, December D.-OAts
Dull and lower at 72fg72c. Lard
Dull and depressed at l2c; refined l4(a
litc; keg l4jc; others unchanged. Gold
-illI. Sterling-54Ii sight per cent
dis~oslnt
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, December 29.-Whest
and Oats-UnchsDged. Corn-Wesk
at 7l6T2c. Petroleum-Prm; standard
white &c; Ohio state test l0c; small lots
lG2c higher.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30
The Alabama Congressional Commit.

MONTGOMERY, Ala December %
4 special TO the Adrertis,r says that the
Congressional Committee reached Ope-
lika on Monday, and has been in session
since then at that place. The first days
examination was entirely Of Repubi-
cans as to the alleged violations Of the
enforcement acts. Amongst other things
the Wacooshe valley affair, mentioned in
the Hsys-Hawley letter was up. I be negro
whose incendiary talk caused the dis
turbance was before the committee To
day several Democrats were examined.
The committee will hot reach here until
Monday next
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VOL. IL.
At'heeling Register.

Gold slsssd in New Ysrk yesterday
81 llls.
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PROBABILITIES.

PhOhAbILlIlkS.
For the New England and Middle
States and Lower Lake region, partly
cloudy and colder weather will prevail,
with brisk north or west winds and ris-
ing barometer. For Tennessee and Ohio
Valley. clear or clearing snd decidedly
cold weather with variable winds and
rising barometer during the night. For
the Upper Lake region and Northwest,
generally clear and very cold weather,
with westerly or southerly winds and
high barometer, falling in the northwest
during Wednesday. The Ohio and Cum
J"rland rivers and the rivers in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania will continue
To rise during the night, and dangerous
floods will occur in the Ohio and its
Tributaries above Louisville. CautiOnary
signals continue At Cape May, Norfolk,
Baltimore. Cape Henry, Peck's Beach,
Atlantic City, Bsrvegst, Squswbeach,
Long Branch, Sandy Hook and New
York.
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Ben. Buffers Cheap Traniportation.

n. 1. WOrlus washington Letter.
Facing the South front of the Capitol
on New Jersey Avenue, a dwelling
house of solid granite is building. Its
position and structure are remarkable
enough, even were it not the property
and design of General Butler. 1t is II
copy, l believe, of his Lowell house. The
stone is from his Cape Ann quarries, and
he got it here in characteristic way
according to report. When the pedes-
tai for the Scott monument was shipped
to Washington, Butler said he
would give the ballast ii al
lowed to select it. He was, and accord
ingly ballasted the ship with his granite,
and thus practically solved the question
of cheap transportation. Before his CUB
ernatoral campaign in 73, which was
the finest field he ever had for display
of his peculiar humor, gentleman told
him authoritively that if he would keep
quiet there and wait till the next year he
could be Governor of Massachusetts with
out any fuss.
"My friend;' said Butler, promptly,
"I'm much obliged to you, but don't
want anything l can get without fuss
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The parties met, as by agreement, and
took carriages and drove until they were
over the line in Mississippi. As it was
agreed upon for noon as the time, there
was no choice as to positions The dis
tance was measured of, the antagonists
placed, and the dread question asked,
"Gentlemen are you ready? fire! one,
two, three" At the word one, a sharp
report was heard. Tardy's pistol fell
from his hand, he clasped his breast
convulsively, and fell-a corpse. DR.
Lay returned to the city Immediately,
and was met on Government street by a
gentlemen, who, not knowing the duel
had taken place, jokingly asked the doc
tor whom he was going to shoot. Burst
ing into tears he exclaimed, "My God!
don't ask me anything about it"
The street was Immediately alive with
rumcrs-some Of them extravagant. As
the meeting was anticipated, DR.. Lay,
about half-past seven, gave himself up to
the sheriff, and was placed in Jail. The
body Of Col. Tardy came in on the New
Orleans train that arrived ut 1850 clock
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Arrested for Murder.

Albeit Nciswander, aged IA years, ar
rested on suspicion of being connected
with the supposed murder and cremation
of his father, was released to-day. An
elder brother is still held. No new facts
have been developed in the case.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30

The Wool market has had rather a
larger business this week than WAS AN
ticipated would occur so close to the end
of the year. The sales have been of tho
general miscellaneous character which
seems TO have characterized buyers
wants for the past six weeks.
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Mullett's Successor.
Ohio Legislature.

Columns, o., December 29.-Both
houses of the General Assembly met ut
o'clock this afternoon. In the House II
bill was introduced to prohibit the truS-
tees of penal pnd benevolent institutions
from appointing their relatives to posi-
tions
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OVYICER,
WAsHINGToS, December %, SP.M.
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Secretary Bristow FaSors Specie
Pay ymenta-

CISCISSATI, December 2.-Hon. b.
II. Bris,ow, Secretary Of the Treasury,
who is making brief visit here on his
wav TO Washington, visited the Chamber
of Commerce to-day, and was or nslly re-
ceived BY the President Captain Ho!-
lowsy. Secretary BristOw made brief
speech to the members, tsvoring a return
10 specie basis a the true foundation Of
Spspcisl nrnSDarity
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-30

Archbishop Of Cologne has again been
fined 10000 thslcrs, and will probably
be- imprisoned again.
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Robbers Convicted.

LITTLE Rock. December 29.-The two
men captured in Pulaski county t,. few
weeks ago for the robbery of a store-h"s'
IN Yell County, and who shot and wound
"a IA ,ha sheriff in his attempt TO capture
,bsm in this county, were trieu in the
Circuit Court to-day, convicted, ana
sent 10 the penitentisry for four years'
These men telong TO y gang of iour
who we're supposed to be- the Cad Hill
robbers.
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Preedmen's Aid Society VI. f.. Church

ST. LOUIS. December 29.-The State
Teachers Association met at Jefferson
City this evening, with about two hun
dred teachers in attendance. Judge
Arnold Krockell, Of the United States
district court. welcomed the association
and delivered An address IN which he re-
viewed the growth of education since
the reformation, and its effect upon hu-
manty. He also especially referred
to the school system Of Missouri, and
pointed out many Of its advantages to
the people.
Hon. John Monteith. State Superin-
tendent OF Public Schools, also made an
address on the general subject Of educa-
ton. and the work done and TO b" done
bv the teacher of the State. He said the
full returns of the school officer. were not
in. but from those received i; might b.
stated approximately that there are 81
90 in the State "f school age. 500
schools. 10000 teachers, and $4,000 en-
rolled scholars
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Order for a Bill OF Particulars Re
fused.

SEw YoRK. December 26.-The gen
oral term of the city court of Brooklyn,
Judges Nelson and Reynolds on the
bench, have given their decision this
morn;nc. reversing the order Of Judge
WcCue which required Theodore Til;"n
to furnish Henry Ward Beecher bill o'
particulars in the suit of the former
against the latter.
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Custom House Employees Dis
charged.

BosroN, December 29.-Some thirty
inspectors. wcighers, gangcrs, &c., IN the
Custom House have been removed and
the offices abolished. The office of one
deputy collector was also discontinued
4 reduction in the clerical force takes
place in the spring.
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Liberal Donations.
Omaha Items.

OMAHA, Ncb.. December 29.--Thc
train from the west which is due here to-
morrow. left Green River sixteen hours
behind time. The detention WAS caused
by the burning of bridg" over Black
Fork, which was fired by an engine.
The weather has been intensely cold
for the past two days, the thermometer
registering two degree, below zero this
morning. To-day i tn" ""ldrst of the
season.
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The RyerIy Homicide.
Failure Of n Pittsburgh Iron Firm

PlTTsRURGm. December 29.-Wharton
Bros. Il Co, iron manufacturers, to-day
filed petition in bankruptcy. The
assets of the firm are given as 1898, ,5i7,
and their liabilities aggregate S2l9.5@l
Tn" low price Of manufactured iron, the
dulnc,s in trade, and the backwardness
Of customers in paying up, are assigned
n the causes for this step.
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Bold Robbery.

TOLEDO. U, December "a bold
robbery was committed about two O'Clock
this morning. in an auction room on the
corner Of Summit and Adams streets.
The proprietor, A Williams, was alone
in the store, when three men entered,
knocked him down, gagged and bound
him, took $40 from his pocket and de-
csmped. Williams Was soon after found
and released but the thieves have not
vet been apprehended-
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A Serious Joke.

,,a wartmsn who signed the letter 10 Z,
ths % French Archbishop offering TO HI. kil.
1n NC Bismarck for $l2,O 900, asserts tha'
the alleged conspiracy was on ;hs Arch.
He saws he signed the letter TO the ~
h;sbon while intoxicated.
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Diyidend Declared.

Alta meeting of the Lake Shore dire'-
tors today, in the office Of Commodore
Vanderbilt, dividend Of St per cent
was declared, payable on the lst OF Feb
rnsrx The floating debt Of the company
is now entirely paid OF.
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Utah News.
f,y. h.y..,.g

SALT LAKE CITY. December @.-Thc
estimated shipments Of bullion from this
Territory for the past year is s7,OoO,OOO,
The killing of the Costra family and
Others, between Phoebe and Panam"nt, l.,
reported false.
Two companies of infantry from Bca-
ver Utah. have gone after the reported
Indian murlcrrrs in Nevada
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AnOtherCharlie Ross.

MILWAUKEE, December 29.-On the
18th inst, child about four years old
was left at a house in Black River Falls
in this State, by mysterious woman
who refused to raise her veil. and it has
since been observed that the child CORES
ponds exactly with the description of the
picture of Charlie Ross. 4 photograph
has been sent to Philadelphia for idcnli-
tication.
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ST. LOUIS, December 29.-At Lamar,
Boston county, Missouri, night before
last, an unknown man rode up to the
county Jail, and, through one of its win
dows, shot and killed Hyronimu', the
murderer of Colonel Norris, and fatally
wounded his accomplice, Dixon, and then
escaped.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

THE NEED OF CATHOLIC PAPERs.-Is
there a Catholic parent who is not daily
exposed to such Questions from bis child
"a these: "Fsther. the Herald says Pope
Plus il an expelled FrremssOn. The Times
says that Irish and G~rman Catholics are
ignorant, and slaves tn the pr'esthoOd, who
in turn support corrupt politicians. The
Nation aayR that Cardinal Cnileu Taught, in
a paper edited by him in Rome. that the
earth atands still. The Tri6une's c"rres.
pondeut makes finn of tire Irish Bishops
who reply to Tyndall and Huxley. The
Evening Post intimates that priests are, or
have been, NO better than they ought To bs,
some other papers cay the came of the
Sisters. Are thPar statements true, and if
they are not, what am I to say to the boys
on the street who repeat them to me- We
fear that the Catholic parent who dOes rot
take Catholic paper, will q hundred tinfes
a week find himself unable to answer such
questions aud reproaches as these address,
ed to him by HE children an acqHaintaneSs
Catholic RerieU.
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COLLEGE
INN ACULATE CON NCEPTTON
Corner of Common and Barouno streets
NEW DKLEANS.

This Literary Iastitutio Incorporated by the Statso
L.ouisiana and empowered confer dogreoO II
Quoted the Fathers of the society of jesus. The build
ings arc well adapted for educational purpooes- A
courty ard entirely the street. for
recreaton that from the arrival Of the papis at
NJ. till their departure they constantly
secluded and suPerintended.
The Course Of Instruction threefold. Preparatory
commercial and Classical
Tho Preparatory Course is for beginners:
The Course 10 for those studen u who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Glass, cal Coarse who desire have
complete education.
French is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted, unless they know how 70
read and WRITE
moral and religious training Of the studentis the
load. ng objects of the inst,HctOrs.
Every month a report is sent to parents stating
duct progress rank in class and attendance.
Tho academical year begins on the frst Of October
and closes towards tho end OF July.
TERMS.
CnllaOiata DayAble In ADVANCE and In United
staces currency, two months, see.
Sps4 74iy REV r. GAUrRELET. President
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1874-12-27

ENCoURAGEMENT.-Th will always he
enough in the events which btfall to
relax the aprinG of our resolutions, and to
moderate our best aims. Why should We
enervate one another by silence when we
should sIeak, by dfsparagement when we
should praise, by shaking of the head when
we should he pattirg on the shoulder, by
gloomy vaccinations when We should in
cite to enterprise, by platitudinizing about
the vanity Of all things human when
noble mOtivesf There is not too great an
exuberance of life in any of us albeit
where there is most, it may be ill-regnlated
or unwieely directed-and the influence
which systematically lowers the action Of
life can only be mischievOus. Brightness
10 health giving as we'll as pleasant; and
whatever imparts an impulse to the cur
rent of hope and gladness in our souls tends
to make them more like, or more likely to
become, what they should be.
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EDUCATIONAL.
TNsrrTUTIoN OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
Now Orleans.
And Bay St Louis, the Sea Shore

The government throughout this establishmcos 4.
mild and parentai. The pupils separated ffsg
their instructrcsses Recreation table Ar
the same for ALL In abort everything tends to prrs
mote shectionate union between the Sistera and fbe
Young ladies intrusted TO their motherly care.
The instruction Ia thorough and holid In hnrmon
with the qurements Of society The course oompriss
n both English and French an the branches Of know
ledge at the day Each Language ia
taught by natives of respective oountres 10 in
sure correct pronunciation.
The academical year closeo with public exhibition
vited ~ "
Education the object special attention sne
sootudo Governing thosa placed under their charge
by moral suasion alone tho Ssters Of st. Joseph ene
to inouloAte principles of solid pety require the
strict of polite and amabls deportment and
Pupils of all denominations admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season the BOARDING.
School s moved 10 the Bay & Louis where the Sisterr
OF ST. Joseph have fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows:
Hoarding, per three months. .s54 90
asnhN, a. a, -----.--.-----.-- 10 10
lO %
Music Lessons and use of Instrument 90
DfSW wing lessons 90
Pastel oil painting, according the number pupa
Needle-work in all is varieties, golden embroidery
artificial flowers 10 taught the bosrders without
charge.
For further PARTICULARS address ''snperioress
Academy OF the Ssters of ST. Joseph Box 1911 New
leansi" or, II more convenient, apply to-
THOMAS LAYTON,
deso '4iy or G. d. ELDER, Agent.
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PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.

The next Session Of this Institution will commence
on TUESDAY. October 6th. The most ample accom-
modations are afforded young men dcsIroua Of Pnr
suing . thorough Classical, Scientific or Commercial
course Of studies.
Special attention given to the French and German
languages.
For Prospectus, giving terms, otc address
oca6 1JIy BRO. STEPHEN. President.
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CH1LDRENs SCHOOL.

Mn. L. Z. THOMPSON respectfully informs her
friends that she has removed TO No. I3I SECOND
STREET. between Laurel aud AnHuneiatiOn Strsets
where shs viii ooutiune ber Select seheo foE Aisses
and Yoaths. Private 1 sSons IN Mnsie and French
Tsrme moderate. Rczo Ia
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Wednesday, October 2, 1874.

This established Institution fsvorably known
the people of the South, will enter its Forty
ffth Scholastic year on
Wednesday, October z, 1874.
with the old advantages Of sound Classical and
Commercial Education, the Directors Of the College
tan sR.0 sS o SnS snry and
superior to tho former College In point OF ventilation
Tho Professors being members Of q Society which
for three hundred years has devoted ttself 70 tho
vantage Of long traditional expsrieneo The Eauoason
they based upon Religon and Morality
pupils with useful knowledge but also to netil Into
their hearts the esteem Of virtue aud practical love
The Plan Of INSTRUCTION consists Of three principal
oourses the Preparatory the Classical and the Com
Cias" either in the Cisssoii OF commorOiai oourse
sraces all the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. AZ the end q the sixth y.aS
Greek and Essin languages and ssov suaiolsHt PROD
oiency In Mental and Natural Philosophy. Chsmissry
to the degree Of a. B. bachelor Of Arts).
The Deg.ee Of Master Of Arts a. ND % ewssdSd 70
ply and sceaoo in the College who have passed two
S On i
embraces all the branches uauay taught in CommsrciA
tSs S and 1h Of
Students attend lectures In Natural Philosophy and
The age Of admission 10 from nine to fifteen years
and to 30 admitted one must previousy know no" 20
read and write
TERMs FER SESSION TEH MONTHS.
Entrance Fec hrst year only Is w
Board, Tuition and WaahnG, payable hAlEyoarly. am ~
and In advance ~ ~ ~
Bed and Bedding. -----.-----.--------.---. IL w
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF sP2IAG HILL COLLEGE
THE JESUIT FATHERs
VIVIAN r. POURsINE College Agent,
aua3Aly 40 Gravier street, New OrleanS.
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GIANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPR GlRARDEAU, MIssouH

This Institution conducted by the Priests the Cen
gregation Of the Mission st. Vincent Of Paul ID
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty
above Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below st.
Louis.
The College buildings large, commodious and we'll
ventilated. The grounds beautiful extensive and
well adapted for healthful exercise.
The College is of easy Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardoau.
The scholastic year begins the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS
Board and Tuition, per scholastc year.
Washing and mendiDg of articles washed Is
Physican's Fee and Medicines IC
Instrumental Music. ~
For further information apply to
Rev. A. VERINA, O. NJ,
President Of the College
Or to Rev. THOS. j. SMITH, @. NJ,
St.Josephs Church, New Orleans.
MI JOSEPH mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutual
National Bank No. l06 Canal street, New Orleans ia
hereby authorized receive and give receipt any
moneys which may be paid to him for account Of the
above Institution
A. vERINA, CT NJ President.
New Orleans, Aunust 3. 1S72- se27 IA 1y
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ST. JoSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, Maryand
This institution is pleasantly situated healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county. Maryland half
mile from Enmitsburg. and two miles from Mount St
Marys College. 1t commenced in lSO0, and incor
porated by the Legislature of Maryland in The
buildings are convenient and spacious.
The academic is divided into sessions of ve
months each.
Board ana Tuition per academic year. including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
l. E. for each session. l25 OI
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
The Academic year divided into Sessions Ave
months eaoh beginning respectively the frat Monday
Of September and the hrst of February.
Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
nos n 1y u JaaAnhA Academy, EmmitAhuIR Md.