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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-04-12
FOUNTAIN RESTAURANT LND BOARDING HOUSE
MANUFACTURING JeweIerI


N of1Oo.
TEYHE UNDERSIGNED, FOBUEBLY WITH
u M Eckarf, begs b iniorm elzens o. Honolulu and
public generally that taken the Port
street Opposite Odd Fellows Hal. formeriy occupie1 By
Tho8 Tannst Ehere he viii give special attention The
manufacturing aud repairiug Of an kinds Of leuelry.
Particular attention given 70 shell and Kukui Work.
- WI guarantee s1ti1facficn IN al his work. N
tcT an VA. y. VIENNA
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Eor Rent.

EE.:f THE HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED
mi By Mr. s. ". Carter, situated the Of Palace
A@ walk and PunchDowl SIS Possession given imme-
: 81 sm MARsHADs oFFIcE
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lNTEREsTINe TO ALABAMA CLAIMANTS We IN
dersiand that His Ex. H. A. Peirce, the U. S. MiDis
ter, is engaged by the U. S Government to repre-
sent that Government before commissioners in all
Alabama claims presented from here, and both jus
tees Harris aud Judd are appointed such commits
tioners. A. S. Hartwell Esq, acts attorney for
the claimants, and the evidence, we learn, Is TO be
prepared without delay.
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"a Bark D. c. Murray had fine passage over,
arriving Al San Francisco the Slst of last month
IA dHvs out
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10 LED,

- THE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY OC.
- CUPIED by the subscriber, situated IN Beretania
Gb5t- This house Is in first repair, and htted
with all the conveniences OF first class house
Inquire Of $40 B0LLEs & co
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Creditors Notice.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate OF Young sheong late Of King Ho-
nolun Merchant deaeased whether secured BY mortgage
otherwise requested 70 present the same duly
ifhentcated the undergned the Of Mess
Along & Achuck, Nuuanu Street, Honolulu within six
months frum the date Of the rst publication OF this
they viii be forever barred And all persons indebted
the said estate required pay the amounts owing By
hem 70 my solicitor, ar Z 7 O'Haioran u 81 Fort
Street, Honolulu YOUNG HE
Executor Of the VIII q Young shsonE deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of March, ls76. $50 4t
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For Sale or For lease.

- A HANDSOME COTTAGE. PLEASANT
m: ~ located with garden &c, containing parior, three
d8bedr0ouls two ciosetsy dining room, kitchen and
pantry bathroom, servants house, carriage house and
stable all very convenient and In perfect order Apply
Isl q HUGO srANGEN WALD. y. D.
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pesjrabIe House Lofe Tor eaIe.

A NUMBER orIlOTS on the KCLAOzAHUA
n PLAINS, favorably situated for building purposes,
or sale at reasonable prices For and other parcu
r.. enquire Of 1871 AMI s. B. DOLE
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- s- ur.c- -ur an 1tnrF Belle Roberts April s.
.-rr. &C - Tsy. 10 lalss rulu, 2hxs curiOs,
tuan taranns
70 Hs-si-uE - An tsir J A F.Ikiabure Arr loth-
rlr $50 zrrf g1t aE uue. 90 huuiH hazHuas II bbis
- = lsa-s r'rlu-
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To Let.
Postage Stamps,

XNANTED To BUY AND EXCHANGE ALI.
w kinds Of Foreign Stamps The highest cash or
exchange price paid for Sandwich and FIJI Island stamps
Sheets OF stamps sent on approval.
Address TO GEO. Z. wASHBURN,
$50 Sm" P. o. Box IS, San Francisco Cal
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Notice to CYeditoYs,

IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIsTS AGAINST
N the Estate OF WILLIAM HALL, late Of Beretania
street Honolulu deceased requested to forward the
with the proper vouchers TO the Undersigned at his
once, 20 Fort Street, Honolulu, within calendar
months the date OF the first publication Of this
they will be forever barred And all In
debted to the said William Hall required pay the
amounts owing by them forthwith.
EDWARD PRESTON,
Administrator OF the Estate Of the said VIM. Hall
Dated this 7th day Of March, 1876. $50 4t'.
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Admins tFator's Notice.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN
II DULY appointed Administrator OF the estate Of
MANUEL GOsfAs Of Mol al, Kauai, deceased, by the
Honorable McBryde Circuit Judge, 9Th Judicial
Circuit persons Indebted hereby
quested make immediate payment, and all having
claims against the estate present the saue with
proper vouchers within months from hereof
they VII be forever barred. z SETA, Administrator
Hanaiei, Kauai. Nov. -, 1875. 5sI 80
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AsSTGNEES' NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND or PER CENT. WILL BE
n paid at cfce, n Hno, 70 The creditors Of ne
estate Of L Hnpai 4 Son, On 18th OF April next
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PoEr OF IIONOLULU.


ass E-sal- rrluu- HszE. tru-n kcaa and kaz-
rEHlaaEah- Ciart fnr1n Hsn2
EIauuErvui Esla~ais- fraun NavlhNiiL
a.-4rarr nrual lerualdis trusl kahAluL
ei.f llatz Eznl from Moaaa.
Easlaila. kf1liuE. truu kolla aud AaimeA-
larus Ea-s- trun NaElaeA-
T-n- fuaa. Ahuiilsia truui HalalsL
an 81 "a rEulla budi1u. irou q cruise
an - - lasrtlua. L1uC. from uiio-
E-a- aranr tlfs FrEncisoo, NAddeii days Il
tar-s Ean frzuci-ca
"a Na la auarf Harugs, uiokmuth frosn a cruise
Naa- aa-uisl, : Dul. from hulQsat-
--llr 1giis Ea1riE kHm1uur. traaa Aaaoksi-
A1usrrz- sards from sea-
SAILED
-. -t-r fs-l c.ussr Rotiusl-. f1r Port Gamble.
z-llr rlsr on Lambert Co.. kuiua aua NaimeA-
sa-- 1zEt Na-1is. Enuisnuu- f- MolneAi
nusah- Euuus. T,lileg, 81 a cruise
Hu "a l1rsru JOHNSON. iora cruise
T-kr 81 ~ Nurfr-7r Liett. Smith, Scr Arctic
An a. riauan1a Sauas- tug neirorAnski-
z.a.- eaftir kIesr7l Nrzns. far IzhAua-
lsruata1L Clarss, Scr Hama
E-Eafr rrfurr llruE. ier koua and kau.
Satr Kxraa Icrnaaas, ilr kahului
E.- Rells EsA.arEs orzy f1r Szn frrncisco
r.-S1us- Ellnuaa- llE-chAut flr MiudgArd Ports
So --tiarra -la-a. f.r ksshslA-
Srtr Eanal -. kit.iuE, 81 kolas ano NalmeA-
scr Narrssauui Kimn Or NEwiisiA.
sl- Esuuu AElsaalE far Ha1sloi
asn1- slItr FrAncsur. Naddel. Tor sydney
Avn ~ cInlii.. Ludlcs, fur Arclie ooeEn
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To Let.

THNHAT VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING AND
u Premises, No $50 NuuAnu Avenue, containing par
Iors dining room, bedroom dressing rVom-Chlna, and
clothes closets first hoor-basement under all three
rooms second floor kitchen and pantry connected
with basement and Mushroom, carriags
house, stable, fowl house, &C, Ia order, Apply 70
Aug l0,-552 IN WOOD.
ALSO the cottage and premises adjoining, with sx
stable, and carriage house
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no Rent.

- THE FIRE PROOF STORE ON QUEEN
- STREET, lately occupied by {. s. Barlow Esq, as
- Auction Room. Possession given Immediately.
Apply 70 $50 2ml w c. PAhKE
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Coon FEIDAr-i4th Of April.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE ONE VALU

n FOR SALE ONE VALUABLE HORSE.
S47 very and perfectly safe for lady. He has
NNs been broken into the carriage though mostly
as saddle horse. For particulars apply
5s7 H. NJ WHITNEY'S bookstore.
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At as Loo Rates as caa be Obtained
IN HOnOIIlu.
in. Boards,
T. & G. Boards Ike,
lxS Battens.
Ix4 Battens,
14xS Battens,
Ike Boards,
9xS Scantling,
2x4 Scantling,
2x6 Scantling,
sx4 Scantling,
sxs Scantling,
Axe scantIing,
sxs Clear Scantling,
AKA Clear Scantling,
5x5 Clear Scantling,
exc Scantling,
6xS Scantling,
sxlO Timber,
Sxl9 Timber,
sxs Timber,
SxlO Timber,
sxl2 Timber,
lOxlO Timber,
1Oxl2 Timber,
9xl2 Plank,
4 in. Plank,
3 in. Plank
Q in. Plank,
l! in. Plank,
II in. Plank,
Laths.
ss4 sms ALLEN & ROBINSON.
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ra1sst rl ne EBuz iof ~ EOuth o. April 1875
r1lraElr t- 1ar-- rarlri srrzr. HsHroESAErEr
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ALLEN & ROBINSON.
Notice.
French and German,

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER INTENDs
n to open afternoon French aud German class
Parents desiring their children 10 study either both
OF the aforesaid languages requested 10 communicates
by letter A. H. Mr. whitney's Book (5s3 q
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AIOCIDO
a ON REASONABLE TERMS A CONvEY
f5 lent Family residence.
ALSO
Several Building Lots.
For particulars apply to
SIS Sm JAMES s. LEMON.
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Per CeylOn. Direct from Boston,

UTHALEMENs OARS, PROM 10 FEET To
w % feet long, Of the besrquality.
For sale BY 1858 BoLLEs e co.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-04

A HEARTH RoKEN ARTIST "A painful incident
has again called attention to the Royal Academy
in London at the very moment of the opening
of it's annual exhibition. On the evening be-
fore the grand banquet, which precedes the
opening (May 1) an artist of much ability died
of broken heart, the result being brought
to recognize his work. This artist was Thomas
Earl, sculptor. pupil of Cbautrey's, the ex-
cellence of whose work was recognized every
where but among the Academicans. During
the last three years he had devoted himself to
work pronounced by good judges to be of un-
usual merit, Alexander the Great" and on
receiving notification that this was rejected,
he lay down and died without q word.-Cincin-
| natl Commercial.
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The French people are signalling our
Centennial in sandry ways calculated to
increase the friendship of the two countries.
In the fir.t place, the statue of Lafayette, a
gift of the French Government, will be
erected in Central Park New York this
year. In the second place, Bartholdi's i'm
mense statue of Liberty, gift from
Frenchmen in honor of American Inde-
Dendence, is to be erected in New York
harbor after it's completion. In the third
place contributions are being taken up in
France to send large delegations of work
ingmen to the Exhibition at Philadelphia
All these things are tributes of respect
from the French people, but we see no
thing like them from the British nation
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OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS.
Of Pittsburg, Penn.
1have carefully looked over the oopy Of Mi.chers
NeT nterIeSase @ GsoSSphy THSS you left with me-
From Very Req. Joseph Keller. j. Provincial Of the
Province or Adryla'td.
have looked over Mitchells New intermediate
Geography, and fnd it worthy OF the patronage Of
OA'H0n0 ''n'0i' ANU '''eo Jos E. KELLER. g. j.
From Req Brother Parict PTorineidl Christian BToters
Manhattan College, N. Y. Jan. I. 1870
We have adopted Mitchalis New Sc, les ", OF Geogra
consider them the best and most reliable text books
on the subject with ~hiss BsofaEs ek
Prov. Christian Brothers.
From the Redenptorists Of Chicago, H.
St. MichaeIs Church, April 20, 1877
Mitchelrs Biographies have been in use in all our
the last four and We are satisfied with
'-'"- IL PETER zIAIMER, c. S. R.
From the Sisters Of Charity
School of the Holy Name, Chicago.
number of years. and consider them superior to any
From. Rev. Geo F. Raskns Founder and Rector Of the
House Of the Angel Guardian
House Angel Guardian, Boston.
Ny preference, ard that of all my teachers, 10 for
Mitchells Biographies.
From Hs Grace, e Most Rev. Areh6ishop Of Toronto
revised by H. K Keegan, Esq and earnestly recon-.
mend 'n''F use IN 0F! FJoaS SEM JOSEPH Lynch.
| Archbishop OF Toronto.
Given at St. Michaels Palace Toronto. April 5, 1877
From HS Grace, he Most ReV. ATehbishoP Of Ne0 York.
| New York July H. 1874
| We cheerfullv concur In the excellent recommends
tIons ALREADY given by many in favor OF MltchelIs
Biographies revised and corrected By NJ X keegAn
| Of Chicago JOHN McCLOSKBY,
| Archbishop Of Now York.
From His Grace the Most REQ ArchbShoP Of OSeHnGa
| Cincinnati, Ohio July a. 1871.
As Mtchsll's Biographies are 90 highly approved o.
by tho eminent Catholic educators OF the country
and have been ceansed every thing Offensive n
Catholic children by N. R. KoeRan, OF Chicago, VI
recon their in all our schools In preference
| "O~"' John b. PURCELL,
| Archbishop Of Cincinnati.
For terms Of introduction addross most convent
ent the Publishers, or -
| lST Twelfth Street, Chicago, nls.
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EDUcA. oNAI.
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
ACULATE CONCEP TION,
Corner Of Common and Bar sonns stEeets.
NEW ORLEANG.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State Of
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees 10
Quoted Fathers Of the Society Of The build
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes. A
entirely of from the street. b reserved fol
reerestion that from the arrival Of tho pupila 81 e
A till their departure at they oonssnnt ty
secluded and superintended.
The Course of Instruction II threeold Preparatory
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course s for those students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Crock
The Classical Course for those who desire to have
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three courses.
stadents not admitted unless they know how 10
read and write.
The and religious training of the studentsn ths
lead. ng object of the Instructors.
Every month Q report sent TO parents stating
duct, progress, rank in olass and attendance.
The aesdemicAl year begns on the frst Of October
and closes towards the end of July.
TERMSi
Entrance Fee, g.,
Collegiate Course payable in advance and In United
States currency, two months, $50.
myi4. ~ REV. r. aAUTRELET President
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SL1c CH4RACrERs AT WASHINGTON.
SENATOR GORDON, OF GEORGIA.

enator Gordon, of Georgia, was one of
first Confederate leaders, to get back
% power under the Federal Government,
q he has borne his honors with great
bd sense and discretion. Forbearance
self control are not as natural to him
to Lamar, but he has learned to practice
ese virtues through the bitter lessons of
perience and whatever there was fiery and
olerant in his character seems now 30
Fed and chastened into wisdom. He has
the political insight of the Mississippian,
his clear and uDpretentious eloquence,
he is fully as honest in his purposes,
ls a far more pleasing speaker.
enator Gordon is now forty -four years of
p and looks, it may be, few years old
de Is of middle size and very neatly
compactly built, and the first thing
elcn strikes the observer is the hard,
Ather- beaten expression of his face.
OF this grimness, but not all of 1t, ie
20 the scar of an old wound in the left
eks The lingering shadow of sternness
suherlng on the cOuntensnce is not un-
coming when We remember that Gordon
~ into the rebel service as q captain of in
IN 1861 commanded one of the wings
~ my that surrendered at AppomattO1
~ Hna was wounded eight times IL
-. ioet may have served to deepen the
6na..s AE oy such experiences that he wal
y 81 GUT OF bis election as Governor O
ae state in 1868, when fbSs Smazin,
eoundrelp BullOck, now a fn"itiva IN Can
'Oa; was put Ia charge Of ne gsate. m
L
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Wednesday, October 6, 1875.

8fth Sohoisstic year
Wednesday, October 6, 1875.
With the old advantages Of q sound Classical and
Commercial Education, tho Directors Of the College
taees Of frstclass building entirely new and much
superior the former College in point Of ventilation
The Professors being members Of Society which
for three hundred years has devoted ftself to the
vantage of long traditional experience The Education
they profess veis based upon Religion and Morality
pupils with useful knowledge but also to nstn into
their hearts the esteem Of virtue and practical love
The Plan Of instruction consists Of three principal
the Preparatory, the Classical and the Com
is intended TO prepare younger higher
claas either in the Classical Commercial oOurBe-
braoSs aS ali the bra6cSsS Of thorough coseiats ana
University Education AZ the end Of the sixth ycAE
those who give grocka Of the IN ths
cienoy In Mental and Natural Philosophy, ChsmistFy
and the higher branches Of Mathematics are entitled
The Degree Of Master OF ArtS a. M is aE1rdsd q
those who devote second to the Study Of Rhioso
years in the practice Of q learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL Course Lasts THEEE years anS
CoeEos The third year Of this corrospoads =
the hth and Sxth yeara Of the Classical SourSS -
ChsmStry With the Nom berB Of Graduatlng class
| Tbe agS OF ndmiGaion from nine 70 hftesn yeAE1
and 70 30 admitted must prevtouAly know now y
| read and WritO.
| TERMS PER aEssfoN MONTHS.
Entranos Fee, hFst year only ID v
BoSrd Tuition and Washing, payable haSyeaEiyt -. :,
and in advance -S""--""" -
BED and Bedding IL
Cirenlsrs b obtainSd HE adSrSqv2E yT ~
| Near Mcbils, Ala.
| THE JESUIT EATHERp
| Corner BaTonus and Ccmmon atEeees, New OFiSsoa,
| y. POUR8EHE, Co1legs Ageat
] ssiR7SIy lt0 aFngies stEssA HsW oEisa'ls'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-04

A-Wisconsin editor illustrates the prevailing
extravaganCe of the people Of the present DAY
by calling attention to the costly baby car
Eisges In use noWs while, when he was baby
they hauled him round By the hair of the head.
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wEsTERN pRoDUcE. LIQUORS. Erc
NEUTRAL SPIRITS.
TT T. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSIeN MERCHANT

n L. LAWLEh,
GENERAL COMMISSIoN MERCHANT
IS IT, 81 and 81 Peters street data New Leveej
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, CORNMEAT,
POTATOES ONIONS BEANS,
DRIED FRUITS ETC, ETC
Cash Advanced An Consignments mot perishable).
Shipments Advanced On Must Be Insured in My Open
Policy.
Personal Attention Devoted to All Business Entrusted
to My Care.
PROMPT IN ALL THINGS.
In the execution OF your commands, in the acknow.
ledgment of receipt and advice of sale of oonsgn
ments and in remittlng net proceeds accompanied
with account sales.
All orders for Western Southern Produce filled
promptly ut the lowest market rates. Satisfaction
always guaranteed no commission charged for exeou
ting orders for goods which may have on hand full
commission charged for selling all consignments.
Consignments and Orders are respectfully solicited.
nol4 rs If
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. AARYS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

(ST AARYS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated the Mississippi River Sixty Mles Abcs,
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment, incor
porated by law of the Legislature, and empowered D.
grant diplomas and degrees, will open TUES
DAY, October 5th 1875. It In under tho direction
Of the Aarist Fathers who form o society specially de-
voted education College Point and Convent Landing
and regular places for steamboat
going to and returning from New Oroans.
TERMS,
Payable In q. 8. currency half yearly In advance,
Board tution, washing and stationery. per term OF
Docsor's and medicine, In ordinary of H.
ness (for alll, per annum ~
Washing, 30
Entrance fec TO be paid only 10
Extra Charges
German or SPaniah. 70
Drawing
Use Of Philosophical Apparatus and Chemicals;.. 10
Violin or Piano. with use Of inssrument per month .
Use Of instrument and music lessons tErass Bandb
School Books. Stamps, and other school neoessarios
Bedding. when provided by the College. per annum IL
N. BAH music lessons to be paid for monthly
In advance.
His Grace, the Most Rev Arohbishop Of Now Orleans
The Rev. Clergy of Algiers.
For further detais, apply to the Rev. President ~
~ MR.. p. PoURSINE,
oc27 rs ly No. 40 GrAvier street.Nsw Orleana-
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
Thirty Ninth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

This Institution conducted by Religious oi a.
Good Shepherd has for its objects the training 81
young grls habits of piety and induntry nk3i,
at tho name time q sOlid knglish education. HEI7E-
Terms for Board and Tuition, including WashanGan
Bedding, per amman, $3.50.
Music Gold Emb mbrodery and Artificial FIowe FrnahsAa
form charger For further pply 70
rs ~ THE SUPERIORE6D,
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INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JoSEPE
L Corner st. Philip and Galves streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, on the Sea Shore.

The government throughout this establishments 10
their nstructresses Recreation. table, ,dorntores
the all. In short, everything tends to pro-
afectionate union between the Sistera and the
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
instruction is thorough and solid and in harmon
with the urements of society The comprRos
I'm Eng glish and French) al tho branches Of know
ledge cultivated the present day Each Language ie
taught by natives of respective Countries to In
sure correct pronunciation.
The aoademicai year cioses with public exhibition
and distribution of prem ums to which parents are in
vited.
s bere the object of special attention and
solicitude. Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suAaon alone, the Sisters of st. Joseph
to inculcate principles of solid piety, require
strict Observance of polite and amiahle and
nsti feelings of and affection towards parents
Pupils Of all denominations are admitted:
School is moved by So Louis where the Sisters
Of st. Joseph have hour1shing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as followsI
Boarding, per three months .--.So4 w
MeshinR, -, a, AZ ~ ~
Music Lessons and use OF Instrument. - GO
Drawing Lessons w
Pastel oil painting. according 30 the number Of pups.
Needle-work in all Is varieties, golden embroidery,
artificial flowers IL taught to the boarers without ex1s
For further particulars address, 'uperioreas Of the
Academy the Sisters of St. Joseph Boz I5ll New Or
i'AnS' 'r' H''f0 '0"' ''"'' fH6aAs LAYTON,
dee6 rs @. d. ELDER. Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HERMEr1cALLY SEALED
CORSED BEEF.

We have comments to mako In reference to our
Corned Beet call tho attention OF the trade
the fac. that Fourteen Pound Cans
perfect. and comparatively cheaper than the old
style package. The popular way of handling thta
article 10 fr tbs Retail Dealer to the Can and cut
the meat in Quantities to suit his customers
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T JOHNSON,
Undertaker,

r JOHNSON,
Undertaken,
Dos and 207 80. Magazine Street .-..2 205 and 90
New OElezns.
An kinds Of Metallic Cases and CaSkots Rosewood
Mohognny s1d P1nin C0hlRs
Fins Carriages for hire at all tnos. oei07Sly
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ST. vINcENrs HOME FOR BOYS.
No. s7t Bicnvilie Street.

The Rev. Fathers Of Holy Cross. In charge ~ -
Home. having completed exssnsion OF the buiaAn1.
few boys, having parents or guardians able 70 paE
small for their board ana education. vinee
osived. Those under twelve years Of age win hefes
ut school at the Home. and those over twelve yea
win be sent TO Holy Cross Model Farm. whezo tfs
will be employed half the day tho arm and tAacghs
half At school.
Apply to d. p. SCANLAN, Presidene
mhIs aaI Commou S1rosA
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ST. sTAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLHGD
BAT sT. LOUIS, NIsslssrPrI

This institution, chartered BY the State LeGialHsn
and conducted by the Brothers Of the ssored HoaFN
been in successful operation aimee lS55 Beauaif5
situated the shcres Of the Bay, AnduR "A ezo
ave view Of the Gulf and ah0rdtng all the 6GVantARo
Of the breese and bathing in the summer tn sSn
dld location In great inoitement to heaitbfni eEA
comprises all the brGnches of good EnRah odaoaAR1D
TERNDf IS
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yeAElR
edyAnco
Bedding per session, foptionAD- - 90
Vocation, II spent at the %
EXTRA cHABaEsi
Plane and Violin, per month, elch.. -
Use Of Piano. per month -
-
Brass Instrument, per month. 60
bpAniOh and German Ian RuaRes per month"; oAoAs .
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
my9%6 Director the CoEasNA
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-06-04

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(Eear Poydras1
Has always on hand the largest and best stock OF
COTTON DUCK,
PLAIN AND FANCY AWNING STRIPES
French, English and Amerlc an BUNTING for FLAGS,
etc., etc., etc.
He in stock, and will make to orker every descrp
ton of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN AND FANCY FLAGS,
TENTS, TARPAUL1Ns. WAGON COVERS, ETC.
He will manufacture
AWNINGS, WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES,
GALLERY CURTAINS. ETC
COFFEE RICE, GRAIN AND OTHER SA CKS
All in the best style Of kmsDshp aud at the lowest
mhe6 3m possible prices.