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FRENCH STRATEGY.-When the French
were in Mexico the stage robberies in the
vicinity of Monterey became almost as fire.
quent as they are getting to DO between
here and KiDgbury. With the practical
common sense for which the French are dis
unguished when they go about killing PEG
pie, the French general at Monterey de-
IViseo a plan that worked like charm. He
picked out half a dozen of his smallest q 4u-
aVes and dressed them up as females, and
put them in the stage. Each unprotected
lemaIe had short breech- loading carbine
concealed under his petticoats, and they
covered their demure faces by wells. OF
course the robbers surrounded the stage,
~ Che ladies, with an excess of feminine
S aT climbed out of the vehicle and
Sn IN line with the rest of the passengers,
Smo OF a sudden an epidemic broke out
aSEng those Mexican patriots, for each
Of hon on an average, destroyed about three
femsIe and the rest lost all taste for
The Io society and went away Disguised.
bnt fo ~uIes returned to town in high glee,
tertoinai long time the Mexican bandits en-
gentln 60 snch o lofty generation for the
tisDIooseX that an old bonnet and q shawl
it ip,syed conepfcuOusly in a stage secured
Mo HneIIy from in Interruption. San Anto
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When the Mormon leader, Smith, first
went to Utah, the lapd was a bowling will
derness. With splendid comprehension
and great patience, the strange polygamis-
tic people sunk deep wells and dug trenches
throughout the waste. They turned the
course of distant hiil-streams toward the
settlement; and in a few years the face of
the country was rich in verdure and fruit.
In 1858, French engineer began boring
the first deep well in the desert of Sahara |;
and since that time over SD artesian wells
have been sunk in the desert. The change
has been almost magical. Each we'll yields
about 900 gallons minute. The wilder
ness Is losing its old features, and in few
more years will have forgotten it's former
misery. In 1872, two new villages had
sprung up in the midst of the former soli-
tude, and 10000 palm trees had been
planted in more than 900 new gardens.
So we may justly make special notice of
the sinking of an artesiau well. In St
Louis, Louisville, Philadelphia, and
Charleston there are remarkably deep and
generous wells. In Iroquois county, Ill,
there are 200 artesian wells within a radins
of twenty miles, and though their average
depth is only seventy feet, their daily yield
is estimated at SO 40O, 600 gallons of pure
water. In Pennsylvania the artesian wells
are sunk for petroleum and the world is
beautifully supplied with new and valu-
able material.
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PToQreSS.-The Prueslon Government hal
taken step in advance on It's chosen road
q 1t has ordered the closing of the Catholic
4 Association in Berlin, and declared that al
discussions concerning ecclesiastical and
Religious affairs belongs to the domain
of politics, and is consequently subject
to the Supervision of the police. This
decision 2, at any rate, logical. A
1.-THE ministGs of religion, no matter in
what rauktzkre all only officials of the
State, liablg to be dismissed by the civil
Authority aGne, cannot look on religion as
anything elA than an affair of police.
Duelling -Apropos of the duels which
have been lately fought in Austria between
officers, letter has been published written
over century ago by the Emperor Joseph
H., to the celebrated Marshal Lacy, in
which he denounces duelling as a harbarous
practice, "tit only for the age of Tamerlane
and Bajazet," which he determines to sup
press even at the cost of losing half the of
fcers of his army. "There must be men, ;" the
Emperor saya, Who can unite the cbarac
ter of a good subject with q reputation for
bravery but this can be done only by one
who knows how to obey the lave. hold
the man who fights a duel as no better than
a Roman gladiator " This letter has been re-
produced in the Berlin Post, paper which
is devoted to the Prussian army. This has
given rise to much comment, inasmuch as
German army. 1t is, indeed, SO formally
recognized and organized that the refusal OF
challenge may very easily entail on an
officer the loss of his Commission-and
4 this in country where &" the majesty of
the law" is so strenuously upheld, that a
CHRISTIAN bishop will be driven from HE
see for daring to disobey an unrighteous
law" Hitherto it has been the practice
to attribute any denunciation of duelling
to spirit of 90 hostility to the Empire"
Population.-The Imperial Government
has published the summary results of the
census which vas taken on December 1st
ls75. The entire population of the German
Empire amounted at that date to AZ 757,
Pl2; on December lst 1871, the populatl N
was Al ,05S. 792 thus there has been an in
crease within the four years of sos. O2O.
The annual average Increase for the four
y ears 1915. was OIL, while for the pre-
ceding four years 1867 II, it was only o So
IL was only in Alsace Lorraine that there
was any dimunition of the population The
decrease there amounted to IS, $50, or 80 OF
population.
The Ursulines.-The Superior of the Ur-
suline convent at Liebenthal (Silesia), has
received Instructions from the Governor of
the province that elementary instruction
lis to ba 9iscontinued in the schools as soon
las possibs aud the boarding school is to
|bp closed ~ Easter. 1877"
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The government throughout this establishment 4,
mild and parental The pupils from
their instructresses Recreation table, ars
the same FOR ali. In short, everything tends to pro
mote ahectionRts union between the Ssterh and ths
young ladies' intrusted To their motherly care.
The instruction is thorough and solid and In harmon
with the req nremens Of society The comprises
I'm both English and Frenoh al the chez of know
ledge cultivated the present day Language IA
taught by natives of respective To in
sure correct pronun ciatiOn.
The scademical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution of premiums to which parents In
vited.
Education is here the object of special ton and
soHcitude Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suasioD alone the Sisters Of St. Joseph en-
vor to tnculcste principles of solid pety require
strict observance of polite and amAbe
inst feelings Of respect and affection parent
Pupils of all depomina tions admitted.
GoTA.-During the bathing season, the Boarding
School 70 moved to the Bay 81 LOu whore Sistors
OF st. Joseph have o houriahing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance az follows,
D1ArolnB por tnrce months .e51 90
" .sninR, a, =, ---....-.---.---.-..-.. 10 o.
Music Lessons and use OF Instrument. 81 90
LesSons- %
Pastel oil painting, according the number Of pupfs
Needle work In all IL varieties, golden ombroidoPy
charge
For further particulars address, '6uperorosO Of the
Academy of tho SBters of st. Joseph New Or
'''' w. - NUT '0A''Hi'n' F fR6 LAYTON,
dO26 10 " or o. d. ELDER Agent.
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ANOTHER ExILED BIsRoR. Mgr. Jose
JelestOrO Paul, s. j., Bishop of Panama, South
lutionsry authorities of that country, to leave
his See, has received from the great majority
of the population, and especially from the most
respectable portion, testimonials of the iveliest
sympathy. Addresses signed by long list of
names have been sent to the Bishop, Mgr.
Paul was boru at Bogota, on the 5th OF
January, 1881, and appointed Bishop of
Panama September 18th, 1s75.-Freemda'S
Journal
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A certain parson, rho is also a school-teach-
or. banded problEm to his class in mathema-
tics the other day, The first boy took it,
boy took it aud said, turn it down." The
third boy stared at it awhile and drawled out,
" can't make it," Very good boys" said the
parson. -" We viii cut for q new deal" And the
switch danced like lightning over the should
ers of those depraved Young mathematioians.
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TT T. LAWLER,

Lie
GENERAL COMMISSION MERORA Mt
IT, IT, TO- Peters street date New Levee, near
Poydras, New Orleans,
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE
A Good Supply of the following articles always on
hand;
PORK, BACON. LARD FLOUR
CORN, OATS. BRAN. HAY, CoRNMEAL,
POTATOES ONIONS BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC, ETC :.
Cash Advanced on All Consignments (not perishable)
Shipments Advanced On. Must Be Insured in NV Omen
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted All Brsiness Entrusted
TO My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS
In the execution Of your commands in the acknow.
ledgment receipt and advice of sale of your
ments, and IN RENTING net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
All orders for Western Southern Produce filed
promptly at the lowest market rates. HAtiBfactlon
always guaranteed, commission charged for eKecu
ting orders for goods which may have hand full
commission charged for selling ali consignmenta.
Consignments and Orders respectfully solicited.
mold rs If
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SUGAR CURED HAM.

To meet demand from the trade which We have had
Tor over . year. We are now packing SUG AR-CURED
COb-SMOkEO HI M packed in the style as our
other goods Successful as may have with our
Cooked Corn Beef We have doubt Of having more
marked success with this article The psckage 10
slightly. and the MEAT Is SIMPLY PERFECTION
We guar sntse perfect sASfAstion aud ou not fail
to handle this article proftaby.
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MISCELLANY oUS.
WILSON PACKING COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
THEORETICALLY SEALED
co O K ED M EA rs
THEORETICALLY SEALED
CORNED BEEF.
OHIO AGO

We have no oommonta to mako In reference to our
Corned Bsef exoept tH call the attention trade
TO aos that our Fourteen Pound Cans
perfect aud are comparatively cheaper than the old.
style psokage. Tue popular way OF handling Shis
article b r the Retail Dealer TO the Can
tho meat In Quantities to suit his customers.
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MITcHELHs
NEW SERIES OF GEOGRAPHIES.
PuBLIsHBD
J. H. BUTLER & CO.,
1923 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penn.

OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.
Of Piasburg, Penn,
Baltimore LoyolN College, Sept g. 1869
sas Of s
and find it TO be a excellent work. WV '-'
From Very Rev. JoSeph Keller J.. Provincial Of he
Province If AGrylGnd.
have looked Mitchell's New intermediate
Geography, and find it worthy of the patronage Of
JOS. E KELLER, g. J.
From Req Brother Patrick Provincial Ohristan Brothers.
Manhattan College. \. T, Jan. 7; 1870.
pbss IL our schools In preorenes to all
We them the best and most reliable text books
Oh with Whi Bso II ffS PFaTR OK
Prov. Christian Brothers.
From The RedemptoTists Of Chicago III.
st. Mchaels Church, April 90 1877
ell t log @ have been In use in al our
PETER ZIMMER. c. IS. R.
From The Sisters Of Charity.
We have used Ntcboils Geographical Series for
number of years, and consider them superior any
From Rev Geo p. Raskins Founder and Rector Of he
HOtLSc Of the Angel Guardian.
House Angel Guardian, Boston.
Mitohell's Biographies.
From" HE Grace, tie MSst Be0. AreA's'Aop Of Toronto
We hereby approve Of Mitohell's Biographies. IS
revised by M Il. ReeRan, Esq., and earnestly recon-
''''N w ~ FJoHS JOSEPH LYNCH,
Given at St. Michaes Palace Toronto. April s. 1874.
From His Grace tie Most Rev. Arch6iSheY Of Ns0 York.
New York. July IL 1874.
We cheerfully concur in the exceonS rGo0mmenda
tIoas air ady given By many in favor of MItchslrs
Biographies, As revised and corrected by NJ Recgan
of Chicago. JOHN MCCLOSKEY,
Archbishop Of New York.
From HIS Grace the Mott ReU ATeh6Ahop Of Cincinnati o.
Cincinnati, Ohio July a. 1871
As Mitchelfs Biographies are highly approved Of
by most eminent educators Of the country
and have been ceauBed from every thing offensive TO
Catholic children by N r. KeeRan, OF Chicago We
their in all schools In preference
10 any other text books the subject.
John y. PURCELL,
Archbishop Of Cincinnatl.
For terms Of introduction, address most convent
emit the Publishers,
n. r. KEE9AN
+57 Twelfth Street, Chicago Ills.
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Professor Henry A. Wsrd, of Rochester,
~. K, who has been select by an "un
Known friend" of the University of Virgil
MIA to procure for it the best possible col :
lection of Datural-history specimens, has
mad very adventurous career. Many
years ago he was employed by a wealthy
Frenchman as tutor to his son, and on leav
ng that service he found himself the
pWner of just 800. With this sum he de-
termined to see everything that Europe
possessed of interest to naturalist. He
remained abroad seven years, learned the
1Iench and German languages, aud sup
ported as well as instructed himself by col
tectlng and selling specimens to individuals
end museums. Extending his wanderings
INTO Central Africa, he was reduced by sick
|Eess to his last dollar, but succeeded by
Reaching English to some French officers in
requiring an amount of money that re-
sleved his immediate necessities. He re-
'umed collecting, aud in all subsequent ex
fremities he held on to certain lots, which.
|pelng increased through exchanges with
pther collectors and new gatherings in the
West Indies, formed the basis of the re-
markable cabinet for which the University
|Of Rochester paid him $4,000. He is now
IN easy circumstance, and, although en-
gagged in the most congenial work, has
agreed to make another journey around the
world to secure materials for q cabinet that
9hail excel anything of its kind in the
United States.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. kARTS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La.

(ST. kARTS)
PARISH OF sr. JAMES, La,
Situated the Mississippi River, Sixty Mies nh,v
New OrleAns
This ancient and magnificent establishment moor
porated by law of the Legislature. empow cred
grant dipomns and degress. will open on TUES
DAY, October 5th 1875. It Is under tho direoto,
OF the Marst Fathers, who form society specially de-
voted to education. College Point and Convent LAndnE
are convenient and landing places
going to and returning from New Orleans.
TERMs
Payable In U. s. currency half early In advance,
Board tuition, washing and stationery, per term Of
uVe uOhthS .eiS0
Doosors fees and medicine. in ordinary Gases Of III
meas uor AID, per annum 10
washing. per annum ....-..-.... .............. 40
Entrance feo. to be paid only once............ 10
- Extra Charges
herman or spanish IS
IL ~ =, so
noce1 music At Professor charges
Violin or Piano. with of instrument per month
Use OF instrument and music lessons (BrAss Band)
School hooks Stamps and other neoss..rsS 10
Bedding. when provided by the College, per annum Il
, N. R-An music lessons to be paid for monthly
In advance.
REFERENcKst
Ills Grace the Most Rev: Arohbishop of New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy OF Algisrs.
For further Details apply the Rev. Pres1dont nj
the College, or to
MR. P. PoURsINE,
ocE1 70 ~ No 40 fSravier streat. New Orleans
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95-.---. CAMP OF
(Near Poydras)
Has always on hand the largest and best stock OF
COTTON DUCK,
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES
Ere nch, English and Americ an BUNTING for FLAGS
etc.. etc. etc.
he has in stock and will make orker cvory descrip-
ton of
AMERICAN FOREIGN AND FANCY FLAGS
TENTS, TARPAULIES. WAGON COVERS ETC.
He will manufacture
AWNINGS, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES
GALLERY CURTAINS ETC.
ALDO
COFFEE. RICE, GRAIN AND OTHER SA0KS
All in the best style Of workmanship and ct the lowest
mh25 3m possible prices
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BEEF TONGUE. ,

We take special pride IN o,ring this article to the
Trade: 1t Is the Creme dc Ia Creme Of alt goods
Nothing or the kind has been offered Trade
That can compare with At in Hence. 1t Ia
and IA entire free from the ROOT OF tn f
TONGUE. which Is really nothing but Corned Beef
Try ease and recommend IL in the hi he's
your Trade. The goods warrant IL.
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WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, gre
NEUTRAL SPIRITS.

NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
am Reotifying and intend keeping on hand . very
pure article, entirely devoid of svor.
Besides the Choicest and Medium qualities OF
French and Domestic BrandIes,
have on hand very choice IRISH WHISKY also
the choicest OF SCOTCH WHISKY, pure old Bourbon
and Rye Whistles with all the medium qualities of
Whisky FAMILY BIrTERS on draught equal If
not superior of the bottled and than half
the price. Holland Gin schnapps on draught, better
than the bottled; Jamaica Rum, KruR Cham aRue
COrdlals and every kind OF goods in my line ct the
very lowest prices. 1t would be well to call before
buying tlsewhere. EOW. BURKE,
Iny7 6m 1874, Is6 and 1919 Tchoupitoulas street.
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General Harry Heth has accepted the COM
maud of the Southern division of the CeDte
NAL legion, which was resigned by General
Fitzhugh Lee.
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Waste Of wealth is sometimes retrieved !;
waste of health seldom waste of time
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MoruIng Star and Catholic messenger.
TrW JEEEANs, SUNDAY, JUNE rs. is76
GERMANY.

The Polish Language. The Prussian
4 narman Language the exclusive medium of
III official co1r unications. The Polish
Seputies resisted the passing of this Law /,
Tbich is irreconciliabe with the rights
rnarapteed to the people of Prussian Poland;
md finding their resistance useless, they
recorded their protest against it. The
Following table compiled from the official
.tbe Polish speaking people bear to the en-
4ire population of the Eastern provinces
but also shows that this proportion is not
but increasing. This is quite
suite ient evidence of the hardship OF the
new law.
Proportion Of Polish speaking. Persons to
-the Entire PopuLQtion.- sNA
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I INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay St. Louis, the Sea Shore
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FRESH BEEF.

This article is excellent for Pot Pies stews Mtno
Pies and sand wiohes, and 10 delicacy Lunches
the Tea Table.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsr. JosEPH'sI
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution fsvoraby
| fifth Scholastic year on
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F. JOHNSON,

F. JOHNSON,
Undertaken
2O5 and DOT go. Magazine Street ---- POS and 90
New Orleans.
All kinds of Metallic CAsss and Caskets, Rosewood
Mahogany and Plain CoGins
Fine Carriages for hire ut all times. OoI0 IS ~
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I INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
OF
THE IAMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thirty-Ninth and Pine streets.
WEST PHILADELPHIA,

This Institution conducted by the Religious n, m.
Good shepherd has for ito objects tho Training Of
young girls In habits Of piety aud ,ndustry ImnaziS
a. the sAne time sOid English educstion.
Tor y ard and Tuition, Including Waahia ana
Music, Gold meFodery and rtaoiai Flovermn k1p1
form extra ohArEes For further particulars snpv -
aus IS THE hUPERJSBRsS
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Aayluns at NAsohss lE,sais
sipp wii receive bO,s and girls a. boarders for d
charge Of eio per month aiways paid In advance.
This will pay for board lodging washing and ta.tsa
The Eirl' muss extra hfty per meath Cor d
| use Of the uniform.
The boarders will hav she name fars and t,na.,,~r
| as the orphans.
This arrangement 10 made for the sspecla aeoeu.ue
| dalton OF Catholic families with limited uassus ths
wish to give their chdren plain Catholic oducasisa
at little expenses at least to give thom 6s month";
Of particulsr preparation for their First Oommuniav
and Combination.
Children. however who arc not Catholic. will s1s
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director OF D'Rvereux Ra
Orphan Asylum TO tho Slater Servant of st. Mary
Orphan Asslum, Natche. Misassippi taso 70 iy
NIGHT SCHOOL
st. Alphonsus' Convent of Mercy.
Hours-SP NJ. to sir
Terms made known at tho Convent.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours-s A. n. to SIN.
Ls,sSSs In M:-is Vocal aud Cola
the Pfs sS. ssssa.sn given to BOOK
ST. JosEPH's ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LApTT1
Conducted by the sisters of Charity.
Near Emmtsburg. Frederick County, Naryis.,a
This institution In hea,tlsys
mile from Enmitsburg and two miles from MoEo6 ~,
MARY College 1t was commenced IN 1902 and Ir,eST
Porated by the Legislature Of Maryland in isir Is
ouhdsnGs are convenient and spacious.
TEKAEB
The academic SeAr IL divided into two sessious cscu
months each. -S>
Board Tuition Per academic wear tpcIud,p1
Bedding. II
To- .ooL o.
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided esaions OF Eve
months oach beginning respectively thu
OF September and the first OF February.
Letters of inquiry directed to tho
MOTHER SUPERIOR
NOS 70 " = '"~@nh's Academy Emmitshurg Md.
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broad way Streets,
New Orleans

This Academy under the charge Of the Nuns Of St.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site near New Orleans
The plan Of instruction uDtes every advantage which
can contribute to education at solid and re-
fined.
Board and Tuition. per $500 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the OF September.
For further particulars address
oC24 IS Iy MOTHER PRIORESS.