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son. charged with the hurds2 Of 81.
has been concluded. and D6rphy tsn-
mitted to Jail to svsblos sctioa q he
Grand Jury. rhSt$inony bsioss the
committing MseistaAs In de matter in
doubt whether Murphy or Best hrsd the
shot which killed Sloan. but an The t'sii-
mony tsndsd to sAow thsss eouspirscy
bad bssa entsrsd into b. them 10 slay
Sscsn.
rns trade dollar t.eshiss stfl con-
tinue. The other day the saloon keep
sn all tsFosshogA ssn fpsHps 1tuei
up notices in their saloons; .Ttsds
Dollau only received for Ninety eepta."
and nszi day 4 vss oncialiy stated that
the discount shouli only be four ahdA
half per cent. The conssqasaee vas
that everybody vsnA thiraylsDr twenty
fous hsass snd ~ srsat .sztdsg.l y,
HA.sr, MinxsiA CHIEF sediios q ths
Canon Appeal. has gone % wsshingtou.
He will take . pscp ~ tbs cssssnnial
and probably attend Tie National Re-
pabicsn Coavsaton. Deacon PaskfnI
son Of he Canoa 1t2sas. viAhsa
Mishals AplsssAns tip ssds soedIi ns.
and s1pressss he kops thas hs win b
sent - . niaias 70 cone foreign
country.
TEE Tennessee Jubilee Singers seem
70 b doing ven on this eosst bat NE
sathosfdss % Lexington, xsntneiy.
deny Ut tAsy afssivius entertainments
for the bsosat Of IL eolorsd sehools Of
that plsss-, ANYHOW shsir concerts are
plsasing suossA V Attract upon thsir
own nssisss
T.r Carson TtsssnA ~ ~ Pp&
Frank 1tsySt eontFsu !, hts osn e.
peciadohA'l sd trprsssed vial, l. sloviy
rsoovsristtfen his sssios} iinsss. He
10 'psvsbss - IL Sr n IA take his
regular hash and sssus al his visitors
OF. e e~so,s.s.,... .isATA'ra.jis
Tnz envious residents Of Lee Angeles
are fond Of terming santa Monies. the
ppv>sSu6si III ~ teiehkus
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OYFIcE INfIRH hILL AND niNIlo
US z l:':!I.li: a! a:ss: 3 is! ' ss::s !
Ills IA, ! OH biyldsnd VS. Sscisrsi. psy.
aba on HunpAY. The I'M instant yih uisns
:.oet ffsAshf Ssots siOss . tsr'sr s,fsS
sp,x,.h :. .,.,.x.k pslx, sssrl.zr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

'rnsosAL--J.- A. Htsdsn,, Grssa
ssehsn. and Thes. H.ASeAoen.. Grsaa
Junior 6sganors Of The Inprsssd Osaer
OF Red Men Of this State. viii leave for
Elkos vhsss they 70 to sisis ths Red
Msas Thbs Of thai Pic. by this even.
ins.a sf.es % Ne railosd- During thsir
shoft stsy h Austin thsss esntlemsn
hare mads many friends saoaa eur pso-
PIE md sxpssss tAernssivss q strongly
iisprssssd By The eoustssiss and hospi-
ts1use ehoS1 hen durine thsiiaojousa.
n. r. Rsvslns. AprV u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

rkn. aas q. 900 vor0 q sAes
peog nads ysariy In tAs ,Unitsa oAstsa,
ncee q theu IN Nassaehusst1st rSquir.
ho1oQooo enhis fssas uAiHs 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

Tns Rssss River RpsSsltsusjof q
crowd Of schooibow in kusfin vho In.
dulsed in the pleasant little recreation
Of sseninga stray Chlssmsa; mnassn,
msrcifally. knocking in his teeth and
battsring his ribs aud skull ill be bad
to take refuge in . private dwelling.
The Town Marshal iavssags.,d 10 no
purpose. OF course. no: being able 10
ind any boys who did II. ecnst 9uentiy
the poor hsathsn'' must have stoned
himself Ths Sunday srhss, tsssh<,
and ministers who take up collections
Tor The poor hsathsn" should see TO
this. ... .IsunUeN WfrI
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CARRoLI-Nsx the Ks~ieksreosksr nine.
Gold Hiii. April II. hichssl Carroll. . native
Of Ireland. sgsi 70 yssrs.
April Is, bryan Deriis. I hslivs Of c6unly
Wicklow. ireland. aged IS yesrs.
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VIEW TO-DAY.
~

DEMArNTNa IN rnR GOLD NIL rosTI
II once April ~. 1874. 10 net called fsf
within vps monih they vii BE- sent 70 The Dad
Ietter Once. Xashin9ton -
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MARRIED.

'1R5 H. Sss;il; :tss:ss,rpFss'as' -
: -LoG dIo.p,lD. TIaaTs lIIn
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NEv Yoax. April 13.--Ths funeral
sssvicss Of the late A. 7. Stewart were
solemnized this morning at his house
and At 30. Marks Church. Bihop POI
tss ofaeiating. assisted b. . number Of
slsEgymsn. Ths lorL decorations In
sash Place were magnificent and the
crowd In hon4 dlGhs horss aAd church
and along the streets was very great.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

LounvirLx, April ia savers rain
and wind-storm-Aowins almost . hur'
icans-pased over this city between sil
ap1 ssssn O'Clock this ovsAina. destroy.
ing considerable, franc property, In
he suburb OF Germantown the storm
caussd . great deal Of damage and The
death Of Two menr-Michael and John
Ms5ort-who were crushed BY the FALL
ing walls OF . house. on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-14

Fonr LAnAxrn. April IA nj by
the name OF Rowsec. who used 10 be-
long to the Fourteenth Infantry. arrived
hare yesterday and reports that no and
bic party Of Ave men vcre attacked by
Indiana Just south Of the Cheyenne
River. on the tn instant when return.
Ing iron Costar City. One Of the party
naDed Norman stoorns, from Iowa,
va shot through the body and killed.
and Rowzss va shot through the shoul-
der. bot mot aerioysy Wounded The
indiana An teS tumeroas b thAtlrec-
ton. A great deal Of stock has been
ran OF.
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. .ksaGNa lslasd Navy Yard In
vsssiGasiSa.

PmLADEIPHIA. April l3.-Ths COM
mitsss investigating the alleged irrsgu.
l~Aritics In the League Island Navy Yard
v.s IN s-ession te-dAya The Witnesses
we're Reynolds, agent for Seifslt, Nc
Means 4 Co; =, g. Co,seu, Captain
Wells. Naval C~onstructor Hart and
Inginssrs Newell and Duncan. Cot
rsif. 70 81 mid, vas examined corcsrn-
Ing The New YORK contracts. His exam.
inaion we not concluded and he will
70 en- ~ sand again to-uorrow. No
Kay has written The committee G'lstter
giving The nance Of witnesses 20 be sx-
amined 10 answer 70 tho public charge
against him. ...aL.an ..I-m.I III .l.l
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Az extension Of railway postal ser.
vice hes ben erdsrsd trsm Palisds 10
Eusska. On Dc Earska ahd PAlisads
Rsairosd. al ~ ~ b,,um4A "a.
II b Good Friday to-day IN Gold Hill
and the balance Of ohis.sndon- VI,
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Raseai Escapes
Heavy nains ~ shs 1sssh saA wsss
-Inmenss Damage Dose.

CnIcAoo. April 13.-Dispatches report
hsaxy rpin.ta ths North and wsssisst
night. At McGreeor. Iowa. the cellars
and love- stodss Of .bouses we're inln-
dated and &65O,OOO worth Of property
destroyed In les than two hours. The
water on Main street was two feet desp
and the sewers sntirely inadequate TO
CARY u away. Al. 10 Claire, Isya, the
residence Of Mrs. Williams was struck
BY lighhinG. which instxntly killed her
grandson and severely Injured her son.
James willisns. a Davenport dispatch
sAys that reports from tbs surrounding
country estimate tho damage at over
S2Q.0oV. ~ uorfLr It d.
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Dos. Bsssox Ass 5000 up Ne stage
line from Carson TO Glsnbsook. His
arst stage vsnt up on Wednesday. and
aneAhsr vi 70 - to-Ay.-@
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d BOTTONLESS AND MYSTERIOUS HOLE
IN TIE GROUND
Bowling Green tKy } Pantagrapl }

'0O"AANS ShOou Nhy'l fantagraph)
:. Nearly fourteen miles on almost q direct
line southeast from this place there is a
singular and mysterious ably small Dit in the
groond that possesses features strange and
marvellous. We have stood often uDOn its
brink and wondered where it could end or
what secrets it's bottom, if bottom it has.
cOnCeals IN darkness forever from human
view. 1t is situated on high bluff in a
wild, hInty locality, tangled with vipe
ramole, briers, bushes, trees and shrpb
berry, Cn the waters of d rake's Creek below
the mouth oftramme. The aperture is a dark
gaping hole, cleft through the stony crsgs
as though the bluff had at some time crack
ed andsplit aEd groaned, in agony as though
convulsion was going on far below. The
opening is some ten feet long and four wide
at the widest part, it's rocky, yawning lips
being spread something in the shape of a
horse collar, the apex, so to speak, point
ing westward. By come of the people in
that regien it is known as "Hell Hole"
while others call it " Indian Pit" One
remarkable feature Of the abyss is that
there Issues from its deep depths, ceaseless
as the rounds of the seasons, a volume of
misty vapOr, which, especially on crisp,
frosty mOrnings, can be seen ascending
above the tree tops and floating of on the
air, whitened with rays of the rising Gun.
Flint, boulder shaped stones, and others
worn by the friction of time to perfect
rOundness, are scattered prOfusely ali about
the place, as though thrown by some .un-
known upheavel and showered back like
Tattling hail-stones of all sizes and dimen-
sions. In the fall and winter this fog
volume is warmer than the cutting blasts
that sweep along the deep gorge through
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-17
PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan ASyIums at Matches, A1ss.s-
sippi will receive boys and girls boardera for tie
charge Of 9IO per month, always paid In advance.
This will pay for board lodging washing and tuitios
The girls pay atty per month for sh
use of the uniform.
the orphans
This arrangement is made for the espeoiR aooOmmo.
dAtion Of Catholic families with limited meana that
81 little expenses At least to give them Eew months
of particular preparation for their First COmmunios
and Confirmation.
Children, however, who not Catholics viii abO
De received.
Apply 70 the Brother Director Of DEYorsux Bs
Orphan Asylum the Sister Servant Of st. 1EaEy
Orphan Asylum, Matches, Mississippi. jaSO O7sSy
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Wednesday, October 4, 1876.

ia EartNy-
fifth Scholastic year
Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
With the old advantages Of a sound Cla0sionl and
Commercial Education, the Directors of tho Collsg.
can now otter TO their patrons the additional advsT.
taEes OF hretclass building, entirely new and much
superior to the former College point of yentann
arIangement aud accommodation.
Tho Professors being members Of n SocIety which
Tor three hundred years has devoted itsoIf to the
Education OF yoath, have their favor the great All
vantage OF long traditional eNperience. The Education
they profess give basod upon Religion and Morality
and has for its aim not only to aor Of tsr
pupils with useful knowledge, but also into
their hearts the of virtue and practloai
for the duties they will have discharge In
The Plan of instruction consists of three principal
Courses the Preparatory. the Classical and The Com
mercial The Preparatory course lasts ONE wear and
class either in the Classical or
The CLASSICAL Course Lasts years, ahd em.
university Education. At the end Of the sixth year
those who give proofs of the requisite knowledge
ana RsS
and the higher branches Of Mathematcs. entitled
The Degree Of Master Of Arts "a NJ is awarded to
those who devote second the Philoeo-
ply and Science in the College have passed % two
The COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years and
embraces all the branches usually taught in Commercial
the fifth and xth years of the Classical course. The
Students attend lectures in Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the members of the Graduating class
The age of admisson is from nine fifteen years
and to be admitted ono must previously know how to
read and write.
TERMS PER SESSION MONTHS
Entrauoe Fee, fret year only nly....-........S IS 90
Board Tuition and Washing, payable halfyeRrly,
NJ. ana IN advance.--- ------.-.---.------ 800 90
Bod and Bedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL %
Circulars can be obtained by addressing tho
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,,
THE JESUIT II FATHERS atTGIis IiA
LOrner Barorne and Comm struets, New OrleanA
P. PouRsINE, College A gent,
Seiaf6 iv 4nGraver street New OrleaDs
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The government Throughout this ostablishment 4,
mild and parental The pupils never from
their Recreation table dormtores are
the same for ALL In short, everything tends pro-
mote afectiOnato union between the SBters and thn
young ladies' intrustsd to their mOthcrly care.
The instruction is thorough and solid and in harmony
with the quiremens of society. The
(n both English and Frenoh all the branches of know.
ledge cultivated at the present day Each language 10
taught by natives of respecJ tive tries
sure correct pronunciation.
The aCademical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution OF premuus to which parents
vtted.
Education Is here the object Of sec attention and
soliCitude Governing those placed under their cha
by moral suasion alone, the slsJerg of St. Joseph
vor to inculcat5 princiCles OF spiid pety regulro
strict observance polite and ansble and
Pupils of all demo- ations are admitted.
NOTA.-During the bathing season, tho Boarding
School s moved to the Bay St Louis whore Ssteb
OF St. Joseph have iouFisbing academy.
TERhS-To be paid Ia advance, as follOwBg
ihIAR per IHIeo mon InH S0H w
" EsIllhR' =. ---..-------.---.----- ~ W
kzhhbnCo, ~ w
Music Lessons and Of ofInstrument..-..-----.A "a 90
SInRlnR LeeSons. @ 90
DISWlnR Lessons Ul
Pastel oil painting according to the mber of pupls
Needle.Work In all Is varieties golden en- broideTy
howerH tS taught 10 the boarderS without extra
For further particulars Address superioress Of the
Academy of the Sisters of St. Joseph Box 1911 New Or
leansI" or, If more convenient, apply to
de26 IS Iy or @. d. ELDER. Agent
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which for ages the stream far below has
roiied onward to blend with deeper currents
In their flow to the ocean. In GUNNER the
mist is cooler and nothing like so.aense.
Ihe pit widens from the top in it's down
ward course, and woe be to any living thing
once swallowed through its dark mouth.
Throw boulder or stone iuto it and not
the faintest echo ever reaches the ear as to
whittier 1t went. Some seasons since a
party of persona assembled at the pit,
determined to fathom it's hidden bottom.
They were provided with q strong cord
over QUO feet long. Co which was attached
stilliard weight They dropped the weights
into the hole and paid OF the line. Down,
DOWN and down went the weight till not a
foot OF cord was left, while uot a sound
came to tell the tale of its subterranean
passage.
No bottom was reached and the weight
was withdrawn damp and unsoiled as
though it touched nothing but mist and
darkness on it's soundings. When the bluff
first gaped aud opened wide that speech
iess, tooth'ess, but dark and monstrous
mouth, no man knows or can know. 1t is
an unwritten mystery which no human eve
can ever penetrate. Whether its final bot.
tom be the abode of Cyclopean fends,
whether it leans TO rushing rivers away
down below us, or whether it branches off
to fiery veins of molten matter, conrsipa
earth's hot recesses, we know not. What
ever 1t may be, and whatever it's causes,
dark, deep, myeterious and profound, il
has been there for ages, breathing upward
TO the sun lts misty volume of incense and
is, as 1t will forever remain to man, a "mar-
vel and secret"
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de26 rs Iy
Sr. vINcENrs HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienviile Street.

The Rsv. Fathers of Holy Cross In charge Of the
Home having completed extension Of the buildnES,
q few boys having parents guardians, able to pay
small for their board and education, win be
ceived Those under twelve yesrS OF ago viii be kept
at school st the Home, and those twelve years
win be sent to Holy Gross Model Farm, WheIo they
will be employed half the day the and the other
half at school.
Apply to D. P. sCANLAH, ProsIdent
mhl9 2oI Conmpn EtEogS
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COLLEGE 81, r,,,
INN A C ULATE CON NCEPTION
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Enstitution Incorporated State OF
Louisiana and empowered confer degrees, 10 con
ncted by the Fathers of the Society The build
AnRs are we'll adapted for educational purposes A
courtyard entirely cut off from the street. 70 for
recreation; that from the arrival OF tho pupils So
A till their departure 4 they are CONSTANTLY
secluded and superintended
The Course of instruction throefo Praparatorv
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course is for begnners
The Commercial Course Is for those students who do
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course 10 for those desire to have
complete education.
French is Taught IN the three COURSES.
Students arS not admitted unleAs they know how to
read and write.
The moral and religious training studentsis the
lead NJ object of the instructors.
Every month report is sent to parents stating
duCt, progress rank in class and attendance.
Tho academical year begins the Firat Monday
of Uo1OOoT and oloses towards the end of July.
l TERMS:
Entrance Fee. G2.
Collegiate Course, payable In advance and n United
Ststes currency, two months. $50.
Preparatory Course. 4I6.
myl476Iy REV. r 9AUTRELET PresidonA
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ST. VINCENTS BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
AT DoNALDSoNVILLE, L.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHAR1r7

This In-titutOn ia l'cated in the above named health
full little age situated Mt the junction of the MissE
sppl river and tho Bav LafoDrche 1t 10 accessible
at all of the year both by railway and water.
Parene will find for their daughters In this 1nstitu.
tion ali the facilities for Christian and refined
ton the of instruction being the that
purSued at St Joseph's Academy, EmmettsburR Mary.
land, of Etich IL IL branch. The buildings and
grounds spacious and mmndious
In consideration OF the changed condition Of the
South the been inced nearly half
The academic year is divided into sions OF 6ve
the trs+ commencing Septem Der lat and
the second February lat.
TERMS-Payable in Advance:
Board and Tuition intending washing monding.
bed and bedding, per se-sOn.- IS 0N
French language 10 %
Tapestry, Psinting, etc, extra charges
Music, Piano, at Professors price.
Books and Stationery, at current prices
For further particulars references can be ~ sde In
person the different Institutions Of New Orleans
by letter to the Sisters at Donaldsonville iy2 Gm
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADES STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of St. Dominic,

The duties of this Institution will be resumed on the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History, Geo
graphy the English and French Languages and Ltera-
ture, Rhetoric, Mathematics, Book Keeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Bpstolary Correspondence
and Composition; also to Tapestry, Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework
Lessons in Painting and Wax.work form extra
charges.
Lessons in Vocal and instrumental Music by n
Professor. ano7 r.
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OTHER SCHOOL BOOKS READ4

A Full Cstechism of the Catholic RELIGION,
preceded by a Short History OF Religion from
the Creation Of the World o the Present Time
With Questions for Examination. Translated
from the German OF Rev. j. DehArbe s j. bv
Rev. John FRnder, q. j. First American edl
ton. Vol, limo. ..-...-.---..-.......e n
Formby's Bible and Church History. Illus
tratsd School Edition, with questions at the
end OF the book. .............-..-...-...G 4 %
Fleury's Catechism. from the Creation of
Adam and Eve to the Present Time. In Ouas.
tions aud Answers. BY Rev. II. Fsrmby.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-17

ILLUSTRATED READERS"

WHAT Is SAID OF THE YOUNG CATAOLIC.B
ILLUSTRATED READERS.
The Catholic Publication Society has Just recevoA
the following approval of Its School Series from tAo
| ven cradle Archbishop of Oregon,
, PORTLAND. OREGON, Aug. 81, Is71. Il
Dear ssdAimonG the many sOrvIoos which "Ths
books entitled " Ths Young CATHOLICS School ssrsss
well S the s.. sSSs
only equal TO any OF like charactor but also In ~
Catholic pubic Aa SaaS e apDrSS any yCs
AND recommend tho Snries to pIronts tsschsra and
Yours truly. tF.. N, BLANoHEr.
p. P.s-Your Series use in Oregon since Iast vsar
ST.. IaNAuus CoLLEaE 4ta w. 18TH sr.. >
L KohOo, Esq New York 'D'' So ''':
Dear slrPlease to accept the thanks OF tho Faculty
Illustrated School Series Primer Ffest Reader.
o Rd rm;1 y Wish na % .sss thS ss S
be into every Catholic school In tGtss
JOHN G. VENNEMAS, s. J.. SEQ.
ST. ALoYsrUs ACADEMY NJ
Frankfort, KY, May ", is7s.
Dear sir-The Sixth Fifth; Fourth and Third Readers
Are rSGSTSd soDS with many thanks that
as this Series The subjects the reading essSns are
Of the best In every respect have introduced then
INV thio Ahu VIII AuVlse others 70 do the
same Yours respectfully.
y. FLAvIAM.
From the Boston Pilot
The Third Reader certainly of the best rsadera
We have ever seen. 1t is admirably arranged ne
selections are In teresng and the enGravinEs give NE
and beauty to the books.
From BrOwnson's ReviswI
they the best We have examined, and Uo9a
not expect to for long time TO bs prsferrd @
them. E@S0fs
From tho Cincinnati Catholic TsIeRrspIA
We safely that they are decidedly ths kg-l
CSahoc Readers pubished in this country. =.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-17

FoUND-MoNEY.-By having your frst-class
dental work done by Dr. L. A. THU ber Com mon
and Derbigny streets
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EDUCATIONAL.
MIGHT SCHOOL
st. AIphonsus' Convent of Mercy.
HOurs-6P P. N. tosRP.M.'
Terms made known al. the Convent.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.

HourS-s A. n. to Pm.
Lessons in Music Vocal and Instrumental oolC
Embroidery, Wax Work. Fl0Wers Dress Making. otc
given in private or in class.
Particular attention gtvon to B0OK-KEEPIN0 IA
the Boys Department, taa0
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-17

7 INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and GalveE streets.
New Orleans.
And Bay St. Louis, the Sea Shore.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-17
SCHOOL BOOKS IN PREP1RATT0M

SCHOOL hooks IN PREPlR1TTOM
The Young Catholics Illustrated Bible and
Church HistoTy. In volume
The Young Catholics History OF the United
States.
The Young Catholics Grammar School spelIer
and Dshner.
As we'll several other works be announced here
after.
tits the intention OF the Catholic Publication Society
to asue from time to time all the books needed IN
well regulated Catholic School.
sAmpleS Of all sent free
Special terms for introduction. Address the
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY,
LAWRENCE KEHoE. General Agent,
Owarrop street. New YoEk.
Or CHAs. d. ELDER, Southern Agent,
I9a Camp street. New Orleans.
In LOusihRs and AIasisSIPpl the Young CathOlls
Series Of BekS have swiftly sprung into fsvar with
the leading Catholic Schools being Alrondy used BY
the Sacred Heart and UrsulIne Nuns the Notre Dame
and Mount Carmel slstors, the PsrOchal Schools G1
81. Tbsrooas and st. Josopbs Parishes and numerous
other Catholic Schools scattered through the Dsocs
81 New Orleans and Natoboa-