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81. Mirhael'S Convent,
FOUNDED IN 1926.
Under tho Direction of the Religious OF
the Society Of the Sacred Heart.
ST. JAMES PARISH. LA.
FOUNDED IN 1926.

7NHlS Institution i. pleasantly situated
] or the Mississippi River, about GO
miles above New Orleans. The buildings
are spacious and we'll ventilated. The
aim of til" Religious conducting il, is to
secure to their pupils thorough and ac-
complishea education. Simplicity Of
dress is enforced by TIC rules. Their
health is the object Of un,iring solicitu'ic:
and, in sickness, they arc. ailcctionatcl>
and constantly attended to. !, E..
The scholastic year, which is divided
into two sessions Of five months each,
commences on the first Wednesday of
October and terminates in the last week
of the following July.
Terms for the Scholastic Year,
Payable in current funds, and always in
Advance.
Entrance Fee, (hut once) IS
Board, with tuition in English and
French $50
| Washing 80
Books and Stationery IL
Doctors Fee 6
Summer Baths .
Music 80
Use Of Piano or Harp X
Drawing 80
Vacation charge, (fof August and
;,cptembcD a
! Pupils are admitted ut any time, and
charged only from the date Of entrance.
No deduction is made for IL pupil who
may be withdrawn before the expiration
Of the Session, unless it be Oh account
OF sickness.
No particular dress is required, en-
ccpt on Sundays AMI Thursdays, when
blue Merimo is worn in winter, and in
summer, pink lawn. and occasionally
white Jaconet or EainSook.
Each pupil should 10 provided with a
blue. white and !: pink dress white
plain Bobbinet veil, two and half or
three yards long, according to the size Of
the Young lady; a black plain l'0bbinet
'eil, twelve changes Of under garments,
twelve pairs Of Eosc, a dozen and a half
or two dozen pocket handkerch;c!s, eight
large napkins, eight towels, twelve col
lars, six ,ilght-gOwns four pairs OF shoes {;
a foot tub. toilet box, work box, goblet,
table knife; fork and spoon; two pairs
Of blankets, three pairs of sheets, three
and half yards long, two and half
wide: Il mnsquitd.bar Of white netting.
four yards long, the top to be five feet
long, two and 4 bali wide. All TO be
tlstiMly marked with the number as
signed:
Parents wishing their children to be-
: furnished with clothing, etc, are ex-
pcctcd to deposit with the Treasurer
funds for the purpose.
Pupils of every denomination are re.
quired to assist at the public exercises Of
religion-n0 further influence is ever ex.
ercised over their convictions on this
grave point.
. Visits are confined, when practicable
to Sundays aud Thursdays, and are tt
be made only By parents, guardians and
near relatives, unless when authorized
{ by such as have power to do 80;
| Epist"lary correspondence is subject I,
inspection.
For circulars and further particulars
apply to or address the MOTHER 81
PERlOR, St. Michael's Convent.
: MR.. P. POURslNE, 40 Gmvier Street
| New Orleans. or
: MIR. NJ. II. CARVER, Natc!.itcclles, L.
!. Agents. May2O-tt.
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NAYG61YOcaGS
HIGH SCHOOL,
THE building is completed and will he
opelied for the reception Of pupils, on
MONDAY, Sd day of ArRIL next.
Glasses to lie Of three grades.
lst Elementary Spelling, Reading, Wri-
ting and first rules Of Arithmetic.
End Same continued, with History, &C.
ograpl.y, Oral Arithmetic, use Of
Globes, English Grammar, Rhct 'ric,
Exercises in Elocution and Compost
ton
Bird Higher or University Arithmetic,
advanced Mathematics, Natural and
Moral Philosophy, aud tho Ancient
Languages. Latin and Grcek.)
TERMS:
Tuition, for First Glass, PER mo,ttfi $500
Second /" 400
Third 500
Payable monthly
Board can be had in tlie city with
private families, from $1V to sl2 per
month. :.
W. c. JACK,
March 25-tf: Principal.
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DRY GOODS, GRocERIEs, HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, &c.
And . full sud complete stock of genera
Meechandise suited to the wants Of the
country trade.
C0nsignments Of cotton and merchan
aiae for shipment solicited au.l psompt-
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July 15-tf.
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Tie MISSION OF THE DEMOCRAT

Is the redemption of Louisiana from the
thaldom Of Ralicalism, and the rcstora-
ton III its borders OF honest Government
the supremacy Of the
CIVILIZATION OF THE NINETEEN CENTURY.
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The New Orleans Weekly Democrat is
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EDITORIALS AND SELECTED ARTICLES
As AFAMILY PAPER

1t has no superior in the South-itS Ii
tera,y Department embracing poetry.
romance, religion, sentiment and humor.
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20 put y 6GOp 10 tu0 pIOuSssO "oso VI
public lands and their diversion from ac-
tual settlers BY the party in power. which
has squandered two hundred millions OF
acres upon railroads. alone, and out OF
more than thrice that aggregate has dis
posed Of less than . sixth directly to til.
iers of the soil. heform il necessary to
correct the omissions Of Republican Con
gress, and tho errors Of our treaties, and
our diplomacy which have stripped our
fellow citizens Of foreign birth and kin.
dred race recrossing the Atlantic Of the
shield Of American citizenship; and have
exposed or brethren Of the Pacific slope
to tho incursiohs Of . race, not sprung
from the Same great paTent-steck, in fact
now denied BY hw cttissnsbip, through
naturalization; ~ being neither accns-
toned to the traditions Of y progressive
civilization or exefcised in liberty under
equal laws, We denounee the policy
which thus discards
THEL.BERTY LOVING GERMAN
and tolerates the revival of tho CoOlie
trade in NoDgolian w0ni6n' imported fos
immoral purposes, and Aohgolian mel
hired to perform serrile labor contracts
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-30

SOUND SLEEp.-Sound sleep is essen
tial to good health. It is impossible to
restore and recuperate the system, ex-
hausted by labor and activity, without
this perfect repose. Sleep has great
deal to do with the disposition and tenn
per. A sound sleeper is seldom dis
turbed by trifes; while wakeful, rest
less person is apt to be irritable. A
great deal has been written about cur
failing the hours of repose, and of sleep
ing but little. We are inclined to think
that there is room for doubt whether
these benefits of limiting the time given
to rest have not been exaggerated. Ac-
tive persons, of nervous temperament,
can hardly get too much sleep. We
know very well that the saving OF two
or three hours day from slumber is,
in one sense, equivalent to consider
able prolongation of human life, and
we are no advocates of Incidence; but
the fact still remains that sleep may be
SO much abridged as to leave the system
incapable of as much effective work in
two hours as may be performed in a
better condition in one.
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REPUBLICAN OPINION.
WHY MIR. pARkE GOODWIN DESIRED THE NoMI-
NATION OF GOVERNOR TILDEN.

NATION OF GOVERNOR TILDEN.
The Cincinnati Commercial printed
recently letter from Mr.. Parke
Goodwin, known SO long and so we'll as
the editor of the New York Ercni,g
Post, to friend in Cincinnati The let
ter was written May Z, 1876, Ion. be-
fore either of the National Conventions
was held, and is as follows:
Gas to politics I would like to see
the Republicans nominate Bristow, but
my preferences are most decidedly for
Tilden. I have known him al my life,
and I know him to be honest to the
core, singularly conscientious in all he
does, of great disinterestedness, and as
Il Statesman head and shoulders before
any man now prominent. He Is the
most profound, sound and clear in his
political economy of any man I know
completely grounded in principles, sure
of his every step, extremely judicious,
and without conceits, perjudices or
weaknesses. If he were President at
this moment, in less than three months
we should see our finances on their
best feet, taxation reduced half and
the currency in sure way to recover,
by gentle and almost imperceptible
means.
What is more, we should see the
tides of Northern capital flowing into
the South to turn its natural resources
into unexampled prosperity.
"Tilden inspires all classes with.c
fidence-saving the rogues. Abuse of
him does not effect him at all. He has,
in fact, no personal resentment, which
his enemies say is profound policy, but
which know is the make of the man.
He is so deeply absorbed in his princi-
pies that he pays no heed to PERSONAL
ties. You might assail him for years
and at the end of that time, if you were
worthy, he would be the first to acknow-
ledge it. When consider the condi-
ton of the country, and his peculiar
aptitude to meet the emergencies on all
sides, he really seems to me more of a
providential man than we have had for
a long while. I do not believe the
Democratic party will be so blind as to
reject him. No Democratic name can
carry this State, which is all important,
except Tilden; and he would carry it
easy, because all the Independent Re-
publicans would 60 for him."
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CURE For Vicious HoRsE.-A horse,
no matter how vicious and obstinate he
may be when attempts are made to shoe
him, can be rendered quiet and manag-
able by making him inspire, during the
operation, few grains of the ethereal
oil of parsley dropped on handker-
chief. A large number of trials of this
substance have been made with the
most troublesome and violent animals,
and in every case with perfect success.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-30

CHINESE AND REpUBL1cANs.-We learn
from San Francisco exchange, of IN
doubted integrity, that "the six Chinese
companies have agreed to give S., 900
each toward the radical campaign ex.
penses in California this fall From
this little item it is very apparent that
the shrewd Monaghan merchants, with
a thorough consciousness of the side of
the bread on which the butter for them
is spread are supporters of the radical
party. The equivocal plank in the Re-
publican platform on this Chinese ques-
ton has been interpreted by some Del
ph;c oracle in the radical ranks to mean
which is perhaps it's truest translate 4
that Hayes and Wheeler are favor.
able to the importation of Coolie labor,
and the enemies Of the Irish and Ger
man laborers. We Lear that in this
very city the Chinese merchants are the
heaviest subscribers to all radical cleo
ton funds, being previously promised
that no prejudicial legislation shall be
the work of their beneticiaries or of the
party they represent. With such facts
staring our laboring men in the face,
can they longer hesitate under which
political banner to serve? It is plain
question whether our men will support
the digity of labor, by voting the Dem
ocratic ticket, or cut their own Threats
by voting for the continuance of the
present Coolie system.--Portland Stand
ard.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-30

81 A simple remedy for neuralgia is
horseradish. Crate and mix it in vine
gar, the same as for table purposes, and
apply to the temple when the face or
head is affected, or the wrist when the
pain is in the arm or shoulder.
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WASH For FRUIT TREEs.-The Pra,

WASH For FRUIT TREEs.-The Rac-
teal Farmer, speaking of wash for the
bodies of fruit trees, recommends the
following: One ounce of copperas to
eight or ten gallons of water forms a
good wash, and is advised for trial as a
preventive against blight. One pound
of bleachers' soda and one gallon of
water forms wash that cleans off all
insects and leaves the trees with fresh,
young-looking, healthy bark.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-30

RED ANrs.-Buy five cents worth of
calomel and put it on a plate with
syrup, where the ants trouble you; they
will disappear; or cayenne pepper is
said to be a good cure for ants, as we'll
as mice and other vermin.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-09-30

Sc In sudden attacks OF diarrh9a o
large cup of strong, hot tea, with sugar
and milk, will frequently bring tho sys-
tom 70 = healthy state.