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Ladies' Wtsaiug 90 rurcnass a Hrh,
iunning and Simple Sewing Machine, would
40 well to call at No. 7l8 Market street, viii
minston. Dc! and Zee QUE oi the nicsst Fami-
VS lg Machines 10 the world It has NO
material if lesired without change OF needles
Our hobby is simplicity. durability, Iight
tpnnin4. and no threading-up required; self
threading shuttle and self-seiting needle
discount OF for cash. Ladies dou'tbuy q
heavy and complicated machine, but get the
light running New American
!ls Market St. Wilmington, Del.
iy7dAwlv ]. ii PkTMR6SE Aoaa,
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THE WHIPPING CAsE.-In the case
of the whipping of servant girl which
was tried before Esquire Frazer and
published in the GAZETTE yesterday,
it was Artemus Wilhelm who prefer
red the charge and John 8. Pnrnell
who committed the offence, and not
gsce persa, as We accidentally inserted
1t yesterday. The case win be heard
by Judge Wales, Friday afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS. n
SsEVESTH STREET VARIETIES.
- Seventh St., below Walnl

SSEVESTH STREET VARIETIES.
- Seventh St., below Walnut.
JOHN G.. CLARKE. MANAGER.
THOS LEYBuRS. S."......... -. Musical Director.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
THIS TUESDAY, JANUARY 26TH, 1875
The most powerful Company of Variety
Artists this side of New York.
Miss SALLIE HERMAN, MISS ALIDA WHITE
MISS ALICE SHEPPARD, MISS GRACE HAR-
VEY.
Messrs. Emerson and Clarke, Morreste and
Schrode, Searles and Beggs, Frank HUI, Mas
ter ROuch, j. c. Clarke, &c.
PRICES OF ADMISSION. ........... % to Is CENTS.
Doors open at 7.l5; to commence at pre-.
cisely.
Look out for new attractions Saturday night
jan96.ltt
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Four Eyils.-Whoever habitnally uses
will be likely TO suffer from fOur evils, viz: an
overplIs OF feod In the stomach, impaired
ability to digest 1t, the pangs of dyspepsia,
and doctors bill. DIR. WALKERS VEGE.
Restorative of the age, without over-stimu.
lating the palate or irritating the stomach,
imparts healthful appetite, promotes diges-
tion, regulates tho liver and bowels, puriles
evils, confers four inestimable beneflts, 27.iW
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AccIDENTs. John KINNEY, Sexton at
st. Paufs NJ. E.'Chnrch. fell on the ice
at Eighth and Market streets, yesterday
afternoon, and severely injured his hip.
WIN. Shields;an employee OF the Har-
Ian 4 Hollingsworth Company, slipped
on the ice yesterday morning, and dislo-
Gated his shoulder. He was removed to
railroad, where Drs. Maui and Draper
attended to his ihinry. ----.- -
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Toilet Mirrors.

assortment of all sizes, including
lagnifying, &c.
F. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
orner of Sixth and Market streets.
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CATTLE MARKET.

MoSDAY, Jan, ?j,--i, T.. NJ.
hL,t tor Beef Cattle was duh this
/ pricrs were rather lower; sales nc
lew extra brought 1kasc. Re
IJ head.
brre quiet hut steady; salds at i,a
reipt-, 10000 head.
Errr dnll; sales of corn-fcli a, asa
b lO1 ponnd1 net, Receipts, 400
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Miss Mary A. Jones, daughter of Capt
J: 7. Jones. Of Elk Neck, Cecil county
Md died on Saturday week from inju
ries received by falling on the ice while
going home from school, few days pre-
viously. The fall caused Inflammation
of the stomach. from which she died.
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Ol 6 o.

STEVENSON. On the oath inst, Harriet N.
wife of Alfred +. Stevenson, in the 29th year
OF her age.
The funeral will leave the residence of
her father-in.law VIM. Stevenson, No. 425
East Fifth street, ON Wednesday, eth inst,
at O'Clock. Service at the Second Baptist
Church, at $50. Interment at Riveryiew
Corpse to be seen at the house only
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To Aggrayate Dyspepsia. introduce
the digestive fluid OF its solvent power.
Saturate piece of bread and meat with gas.
tric juice and 1t will dissolve. This is diges-
tion. Add to such MIXTURE little alcohol
and it will NOT dissolve. This illustrates iudi-
gestiOn. Beware, then, ye dyspeptics, of
tnctures, infusions or decoctions, containing
spirituous liquors. Shun all such rum erouics
and rely solely on DIR. WALKER's VINEGAR
BfrTERs, the finest herbal invigorant known,
and free from the fiery curse OF Alcohol.
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MEETING OF OFFICERS AND CRKDIToRs.
There will be a meeting Of the officers
and creditors OF the Oxford Cooperative
Car Company, at. the. Girard House.
Philadelphia, ON Thursday next, Jan. 20.
meeting is not made public, but it is
probable that some satisfactory compro.
mise will be effected. -,
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Food tor the Babies.

rd fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive
! and healthy, and become little mod
ithtul strength and childish beauty.
dpm
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FavOring Extracts

u, Lemon, Orange, Rose, Bitter Al
niger, Mace, Celery, etc, etc, made
Wholesale and retail by
r. BRlNGHURST n CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets.
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mptiOn of Npecie Payment.

Babcock Il Co., 2lS Market street,
'eiow Fourth, Will take siirer in eX.
oT Boots and shoes to limited ex
ey don't want too much OF it how
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IS miraculous Cure for COrns,

iSh remedy of great popularity, for
: corns without pain.
h. BRINGHURST u CO., ....
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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SALES OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Franklin Loan As
sociation, last evening, money sold as
follows: S400 at 25k per cent. premium;
5000 at 264 $4,000 at %; $500 at 25!;
$1,000 at 20.
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Tape Worm
No. n59.

Y removed with purely vegetable
, passing from the system alive. No
The head passes. Come and refer
Is treated. DIR. +. +. kUNKLE, No.
NTH street, Philadelphia. Advice
ii, Pin and Stomach Worms also re-
dec23-d&W I'm
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No Suspension

le OF Boots, Shoes II Caters at 3lS
tTeet, 4 doors below Fourth.
WM. Ill. BABCOCh Il co.
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Fine Nail Scissors

anu straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Nall Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
+. BRlNGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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Shall or shall we not? is the question asked
by many in regard to buying ticket In the
Texas Gift Concert Association. We would
answer: Should you? Should you not your
neighbor might buy the discarded ticket and
thus be placed on the road to an easy fortune.
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NOTICE.
WAT'ER DEPABTMENT,

~ WATER DEPAB1MENT,
Wilmington, DEL, Jan. 23, 1875.
During February there will positively be
nye per cent. added to all water bulls for 1878
accommodation of the public the Registrar,s !
onice, 1000 market street. will be open dur.
ing the remainder OF this month from 8 A, M.
to 6P. NJ. Also during the evenings of the
2'tn, 18th and 2sth, from $50 to $50 p. NJ.
. CHAs. BURTON, JR,
lahao'ot Registrar.
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NYOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
~ Notice is hereby given that all persons
indebted for County, State and Poor Tax for
the year 1874, for the Second or Northern Dis
trict OF Wilmington Hundred, must call and
settle the same. Tue Collector will be found
at his Office, corner OF Eighth and Shipley
streets, or IN the evenings at his residence,
sos, West Fourth stseet.
DUTY OF COLrECrOR.-If any person fail
or neglect to pay their Tax within ten days
after this notice, the Collector may levy and
II the owner of any Real Estate shall not
reside IN the Hundred, or is o minor, 1t shall
be the duty of the Collector to levy and col
lect the same of the personal property of the
tenant thereof.-ETfract from the lou.
LEWIS MCCALL,
Jan. 4th, 1874.u Collector.
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NOTICES.

NoTlCE.-I hereby give notice that it is
~ my intention to apply.to the Legislature
at Its present session for divorce from nv
husband, William H. Pelham.
)an2oeodlm MINNIE y. PELHAM.
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la the FIeId Agnim

finest specimens OF Boots, Shoes aud
'et o1ered in Wilmington, at moderl
WIN. ii. BABCOCK II CO.,
rt street, 1 doors below Fourth,
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NJOTICE.-I herewith give notice that
IN intend to prefer petition to the Gen-
yorce from my wife Mary L. Maxwell.
decl6. .2tawlm BENJAMIN ID. MAXWELL.
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r'insst Salad Oh
FER EUMNiINS,

FER CUMMINs, aI
ATTORNEY AT LAW H. It
SOLICITOR IN GHANCERY
WILMINGTON, DEL.
s-5l2 King Street next, door to Post
dec20-ly
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Prime Vanilla Beans

'olrsale and retail by
r.. BRINGHURST Il CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
eEo WALTON, Druggist, No. 235 Mar
Fel' respectfully informs his friends
pubic in general, that he keeps on
descriptions OF medicines, and that
E.eat person is at all times ready to
r. ior such sick AZ call at that store,
\ no charge Is made except the regu-
NM the medicines, the same price as
pun pay anywhere else; but that no
''llet at their residences.
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NUriCE.-A special meeting OF the stock.
~ holders Of the Union Loan Ass0ciation
wlil be held WEDNESDAY,, the 26th inst, ai
. o'clock, Z A., TO act on proposed amend
jan22-5t NJ. J.. LICHTENsTEIN, sec,y.
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OTICE.-A quarterly meeting OF the Trus-
~ tees of tho Poor of New Castle County,
VIII be held at the Aims House, on WEDNES.
DAY, the 27th of January, 1875, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ. Those having bills against the lnstitu.
ton will please place them in the hands of
the Trustees of their Hundred.
lan1ltm JOHN w. EVANS, Clerk.
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For the Hath.

~ ,,hhf.lahes, Bath Towels, Bath Spongcs
~ soaps in extensive variety. Also,
II,OSrs. straps, Brushes, etc, OF horse
D'y friction Gloves, and many other
im the same class at
n J.. BRlSGHURST n CO.,
'arner Sixth and Market streets.
|, r'tnsst Salad On
Z, by .4.
1 E. BRINGnURST \ CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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WLAiSGt0S. Del Jan 20. 1875.
|Dn. Al the bra0dywine Mills Tor
,tr.,n Corrected Daily
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Middietown Agricultural SOciety.

Annual Meeti'tg-FEnancial Statement
Election Of 96sce,y Postponed
At Middletown Saturday afternoon,
the first annual meeting of the PENN.
sulsr Agricultural and PomoIogical
Association was held, the President
Charles Beasteu, Esq. of Odessa, pre-
siding.
The annual report of the Executive
Committee was presented aud read, as
follows+
Amount OF capital stock paid
up. ........... ......... S4,265 rs
Bills payable le....................... 352 SO
Front and loss oss.............,....... $3.50
S5.5l7.14
BY amount of costs Of
buildings ............. 5,3l9.28
BY bills due the asso-
cation. ................ l1843
By balance in Trea-
sury ry-.,,..,....-.......... 79.43
$5,5l7l4
Report OF the Executive Committee,
showing receipts and expenditures
RECEIPTS,
Received from stock subscrip-
tions ............................ .. s4,265,7 rs
sale OF grass and
clover seed ............... ......... $3.50
Receivedfrom entry fees OF track
horses. ............ col. .25
Received from sale OF tickets 1897 80
rents OF saloons. 1000
advertisements. 1900
sale Of silverware 500
s9,252 80
EXPENDITURES.
Paid for buildings pumps
fences, &c. 4,953l4
Expenses OF exhibition l,3S7.30
Awards to exhibitors .l,7ll,G4
General expenses. salaries
books, DC. c...-....,............1,l2 ,l20.79
Cash In hand, ...... ........... 7943
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Al OTICE.-All owners OF Real Estate In the
~ city disposing Of the same will please
notify the undersigned. and Oblige
EDWARD FARMER,
EDMUND PROVOST,
dec30tf Assessors.
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NJ OTICE.-I hereby give notice that shall
~ apply to the next Session of the Legis.
ature Of the State of Delawaref for divorce
from my husband Joseph NJ. Todd.
jan7-lm ELIZABETH IDA TODD.
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ENTERPRISE COAL-Persons who have
la been cheated in laying in their winters
ton or two of the Enterprise. as many have
already done. This wills help through the
cold weather. Good fires add very much to
tho comforts OF home ONCE, Railroad and
Orange streets. janT15tf
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NJ OTICE.-I hereby give notice that shall
~ apply to the General Assembly of the
State OF Delaware for divorce from my hus-
band Thatcher Chase.
jan7-lmt MARY G. CHASE.
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- FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 4th, 1874.
The Board OF Dire ctOrs have this day de-
clared o Dividend OF five per cent. for the
past six months, clear OF tax, and payable on
demand. GEO. d. ARMSTRONG,
jan4tf Cashier.
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WANTS.

"ANTED.-Ag girl as cook. Apply at 1lOi
w Market street. jane8tf.
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.t,L AND C0m % sKsT.l.

wuLulsGroS. Del. Jan. ~ 1875.
ook quotations furnished by Mer-
on 4 Co., 8. y. Cor. 9Th and Mnr-
Wilmington. Del. at J p. N. to-
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very slowly and sOlemniy-"I want you to
cay that may cut the pillar, the white
marble that stands nearest to Our Blessed
Lady o AFFAIR."
Father Pietro looked surprised at fret,
then tears came to his eyes. Finally after
. few nom nt's silence he said laying his
hand on Tsddeo's head: "I will tell yon
to morrow morning after my Mass." Then
turning. TO Julius "Be sure to bring Tad
dec to my Macs will see him directly
after in the sacristy.
The Mass was ended, Taddeo was taken
to the sacristy, and Father Pietro, before
laying OF bis vestments. said: You shall
carve the pillar, my son."
Taddeo could not kneel, bat he bent his
head towards the hand ofthe good priest for
blessing and then kissed it /; while one tear
dropped from his cheek on the hand of Fa-
Their Pietro. Then Julius took him and
carried him in his arms to the Church, and
up the high scafioldipg, and brought all
the toolasto him, and then went quickly to
his ownpillar within sight Of Taddeo.
Every morning after this, Taddeo was
carried in his fathers strong arms to the
scaffolding of his pillar. Every morning
too, Taddeo's head was bowed in prayer,
before stroke was made with his chisel.
Every night Julius took him again in
his arms and carried him home to his
The workmen no longer sat up among
the arches, but were coming lower and
lower every day, and Taddeo among them.
Now he comes down to the very basis of
the pillar, and every one stops to look at
the tall white columns of pure white lilies
The capital is made up of lilies and buds.
and the whole shaft buds and blooms with
| this same "piant and 40 Wer Of light"
| Yet, on the whole capital and shaft You
cannot find two lilies exactly alike. Each
one has its six open or closed petals each
one has it's thread like stamens, aud six
large anthers (; yet each one is unlike all
the others, and the base is ono mass OF
leaves from which spring the tall shaft of
the capital. Taddeo is seated on the floor
Of the great cathedral, and is carving a
name in la'ge fair letters which are also
made of lilies among the leaves of the
base. The name is finished. Beside him
stand Julins and Father Pietro. AS he
lays down his chisel he turns to Father
Pfetro and bends his head for a blessing
then leans forward until he rest against
| the pillar. Julius waite minute, for be is
accustomed to see Taddeo lose himself II
q moments prayer. Then he stoops dowr
to take up the boy in his strong srms, bu
Taddeo is dead He died with his heas
resting on the name which he had carved
among the iilies-the name of Mary
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Knowing Too Much.

During the administration of President
jackson, there was q singular young man
employed in the public post Office at
Washington. His name was G !; he was
from Tennessee, the son of widow, a
neighbour of the President, on which &C
count the old hero had kind feeling for
him, and Al ways got him out of his difa
cultes with some of the higher officials,
TO whom his singular interference was dis
tasteful.
Among other thipgs,it is said of him
that while he was employ ed in the general
post Office, on one occasion ne had to copy
letter for Major h, high official, in an
swer to an application made by an old gen.
tleman in Virginia, or Pennsylvania, for
the establishment of new post office.
The writer of the letter said the spplica-
! ton could not be granted, in consequence
office. When the letter came into G's
hands to copy, being great stickler for
plainness, lie altered ''proximity" TO smear
ness to-" Major II. observed it, and asked
G.. Why he had altered his letter.
"Why," replied g., "because I don't
think the man would understand what you
meant by proximity"
"Well,r said Major H., "try him; put
in the proximity sgain."
In q few days letter WAS received from
the applicant, IN which he very Indignantly
said, "That his father had fought for lib
and he should like to have the name of the
scOundrel who brought the charge Of prox-
unity, OF anything else wrong against
him.n
"There" said g, "did not say 90 ."
G.. carried his improvements 30 far,
that Mr.. Berry, the Postmaster General,
said to him, "I don't want you here any
longer-you know too much"
Poor G.. went out, but his old friend, the
General, got him another place. This time
G.'s ideas underwent change. He was
one day very busy writing, when strang
or called in and asked him where the patent
Office was.
az don't know" said G..
"Can you tell me where the Treasury
Department is 2" said the stranger.
"NO," said G..
"Nor the Presidents hOuseS
'.No."
The stranger finally asked him if he
knew where the capitol was.
"No," replied G..
"Do you live in Washington. cir 2" said
the stranger.
eyes, air." said G.
Good Lord and don't know where the
patent Office, treasury, President's house
and capitol are3"
"Stranger," said g., 81 was turned ont
of the post Office for knowing too much.
don't mean to offend in that way again.
I am paid for keeping this book. 1 believe
do know that much, but IL you find me
knowing anything more, you may take "y
head"
"Good morning" said tho stranger.
"GoOd morning." said g., and went on
with his writing.
|
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CAN ANY ONE Tell f-Can any one tell
why men who cannot pay small bills, can
always fiDd money to buy liquor aud treat
when happening among their friendsf
Can Anyone tell how young men who
dodge their washerwOmen, and are Away
behind with their board bill, can play bil-
lizards night and day. aud are arway ready
at game of cards 7
Can anyone tel. how men live and cup
port their families, who have no income
and do no work, while others who are To-
dustriOus and constantly employed are hall
starved
Can anyone tell bow nine tenths OF the
mothers are go ready to sew for the distant
heather, when their children at home are
ragged and dirty
Can anyone tell why four. ffths Of the
young women prefer brainless foP under
q plug hat, to an industrious, hard working
young man with some braipsf
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OF THE
NJ NJ ULATE NCEPTION,
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louistana and empowered TO confer degrees 10 con-
Quoted by the Fathers Of Society The build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes a
entirely cut on from the street. for
rocreatiSn that from the arrival Of pups st 1s
secluded and superintended.
The Course Of Instruction is threeod, Preparatory
Commercial and Clasaical
The Preparatory Coar SO Is for beginnera.
The Commercial Course 10 for those students who dc
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Case cal Course Is for those who desire have
complete education.
French Is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted, unless they know how 10
read and write
The moral and gous training Of the studentsis the
lead ny object of the instructors.
Every month report ID sent parents stating con
duct, progress, rank in GLASS and attendance.
The aoademical gear begins on the first Of October
and CLOSES towards the end OF July.
TERMS,
Collegiate Course, payable in advance aAd in Uni3st
States currency, two months, $40.
Preparatory Course. sI6.
myO75W REV. v. eAUTRELET. Pressdsn.
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Sr. vlNCENrs INSTITUTE,
DoNALDsoNv1LLE, LOUISIANA.

The public are Informed that the Sisters Of Charity
will open Boarding School the let Of Septem ber
1875 in the above nam ed heat hfui little village.
They who may object to send their children to
northern latitude will hnd in this institution all
facilities for Christian and refined educstton the
course Of instruction being the that purnued
At St. Josephs Academy, Emmsttshurg, Md, Of which
1t Is q hranon.
The healthy atmosphere Of this beautiful spot, atu
ated at the junction of the Mssissipp river
Bayou Lafourche and the sdnsss with whioh 10
be reaohed both by railway and water render IL very
Desirable The buildings and grounds arc spaoions
and commodious well suited to institution or this
kind.
The Sisters in consideration Of the changed condition
of the South. have reduced ths terms PRIon
The scholastic 10 divided into two sessions OF
i've month each, the rst commencing September Ist
| the secona February lat
TRRss--PArABLE IN ADVANCE.
Board and Tuition Including washing, mending bed
aud bedding per session. rs w
Eer apnum $50 %
bench Ian Ruage, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 10
Tapestry, Pat. ting, etc, extra charges.
| Music ut Professors priora,
| Books and stationery furnished at current prices.
"A term commenced will be con slider ed term com
pleted, NO deduction being made for absence.
For further Information reference be made In
person TO the different Institutions of New Orleans
by letter TO the Sisters OF the Institution at Donaldson
vile. myYt ooI
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THE
STATE LINE,
sailing from New York to Glas-
gov, via Belfast, every alternate
Wednesday.
WHITE STAR LINE,

calling from New York for Liverpool via Queenstown
evrrv Saturday.
I8M4N LINE sailing from New York for Liverpool
VIA q -. "a q ~ u, every Saturday.
ROTTERDAM LINE sailing from New York for
RED ST4R LINZ sailing from New York and
RhilAd-l rhin. alI-ruat. ly, eve Wednesd y.
AMERICAN LINE railing from Philadelphia for
Liverpool via Queenstown every Thursday.
Through tickets New Orleans 70 any point in
Prepaid toilets from any point in Europe to any
point in the United SEates
Excursion tickets, good for twelve months at great
reduction
Drafss issued. from ~ up. at current rate Of TX
change.
All rates are as low can be had in Ee~ YOrk:
Every facility and information given Berthe secured
A. K. MILLER & CO., Agents,
- CArOndelet street., New ortsa1s-
p o Drawer 5R5.
B-Tbe STATE LINE viii dispateh their nagnt-
AeenE Passenger stesp-hiP STATE or AtABAMA
aieot from New efiFaBs % LtvOTp ol On the Ath 81
JtRT 10 secure good bOrths, book early. mySoSm
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RLADoN SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

This fsmous Watering Place opened for the Season
June LIST 1879. - --..,,.,-.x-
SATURDAY. EVENING, st o'clOck, arriving at
Bladon next morning A.. A., -.
Board-per day; % so per week: u5i pcr month $50
Children and coIoFed servauts halfprioe -
ISAACSON, SEIXASs 4 CO. Grgpera. - and SO
Canal and Common streets sgesse for the sale OF
the SBadon Water in bArrels and are authorized 10
make arrangements with families for the o. ason, and
will furnish further information
RjN1l I'm j. CONkoR & Ctb, ProprlotOrs,