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POLICE COURT NOTES.

On Sunday evening Juan Zumbado, Of No. los Tenth
street, Brooklyn, while passing along Broadway was
josted by several newsboys and Immediately aferward
he missed S. from his vest pocket He calico
oaicer SHILLING, OF the First precinct, who arrested
John DAILY, aged fifteen, residing in the Newsboys'
Lodging House, In Chambers street. He brought
before Justice Wandcll, at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday afternoon and committed Tor tral in default
OF $500 BAIL
Thomas Hastings, a car driver, Of No % Greenwich
street. arraigned before Justice Wandcll In the
Tombs Police Court, yesterday, charged with feion
ously sssautng Edward Kelly OF No. 155 Cedar street,
whom he stabbed in tho chin with knife. He was
held for trial In default OF 81, 900 bail Kelly sent
to the House of Detention In default of $500 for his
appearance at the trial.
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WILL OF HOUSE, THE DIVORCE
LAWYER

Letters of administration the estate Of Orson H.
House, the deceased divorce lawyer were applied
for Saturday last before Surrogate CALVIN. Yester
day parties representing Irene c. House, now in Gus
tody chargc Of shooting deceased. presented thcm
selves the surrogae's Office and gave notice that
House lett will OF his wife Irene, at the
time producing certificate of marriagc as between
the deceased the claimant under the alleged Will
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ST. MARY's HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN.

The Infant Asylum attached TO the above admirable
institution Of great xety to the good Sis.
ters OF Charity who in charge lie supported by
voluntary contributions which have dwndled down by
reason OF tue times and the absence OF largo
proportion OF tho wealthy classes until they
to nothing As the SISTERS by their rule not al
lowed solicit charity personally s hoped that those
Interested In charity OF high order will como TO their
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FOUND DROWNED.

The body u Frederick Holman, aged forty-one. whe
was drowned at the loot OF seventh street sundsv
night was recovered yesterday afternoon and delivered
10 his friends by order OF Coroner wolsmsn.
Henry Leintroph, aged nfty, private watchman on
schooner fell overheard on sunday night and va
drowned. His body recovered and The Corones
notified
in the water yesterday morning ~ ptcr No NsSsh
River.
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JEALOUSY AND BATTERY.

Matthew Curran, No. 1888 East Thireth street,
charged John Fogarty, No. $50 First avenue. with
violently assaulting him with a stone Curran had been
too attentive TO Mrs. Fogarty, and this TACT in
famed Fogarty that he was led 10 commit the assault
They madc counter complaints each other and
were each held 70 answer
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from the Singer Machine Company, and having heard
that Oscar Hsase agent for tho company, told
him to procure one Haase did this and paid $2a
Rings subsequently, found that Haase not author
ized receive any money behaf Of she company
and accordingly had, him arrested. Justice kasmre
committed him for examination.
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ALLEGED ARSON IN JERSEY.

The examination of william Johnson colored man,
on the charge OF arson setting hrs house Orc
Wayne street. Jersey City. took place before Justice
Reese In the First District Court, yesterday It was
proved that the was worth only $500 while II was
insured for s7OO johnson was seen TO jump from win
dow Of the house after the rc had broken out Justice
Keeso committed him for trial
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HORSE AND WAGON STOLEN.

Gottlieb Zimmerman of NJ. S06 First avenue, charged
Archibald Brown, Of No. 506 East Thirteenth street.
with stealing horse and Wagon from him. Brown,
who arrested by Detective McGowan OF tho Nine
teenth precinct denied the charge and was held TO
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WOODS ON FIRE.

The woods arc on hre in different parts OF Psssalo
county, consequence OF which tho air Is full OF
smoke. In Paterson the IL actoaliy obscured by
the smoke, and objects simply across the street
~ though through . blue vail
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A CASHIER IN TROUBLE.

John L. Henderson was arrested In Jersey CITY yes
terday on the charge Of embezzlement He had been
employed as cashier by Samuel w,ldo Co, No. ID
Dutch street and deficiency OF 800 found ID the
accounta he was committed for sxaminaton
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JERSEY JAIL BIRDS.

In the Court Of Special Sessions at Jersey City, yes.
terday Charles smith, wife beater, sentenced to
the state Prison for one year. Charles Taylor thief
to three months, and Edward Gross, lnrceny, three
mi
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHANBEas.

BY Judge Donohue.
Goodwin va Cobb Decree granted.
Smith va Meach; Same vs.. Same; Same VS. Same;
Ruckcr Same, and Same vs- Same-Orders granted
Smsth TraukhcId. Id.-Settled.
The Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Company
vs. Hayes, aud Armstrong VS. Leake. Motions denied.
Pratt Va Brooks and Bradford VS.. Brooks-Motions
granted.
LnIisnthal vs. Branch.-Motion denied, without
costs. time TO except not expired.
Heath Hcath.-Rcport OF referee confirmed and
judgment OF divorce granted TO plaintiff.
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS
BY Judge Goepp
Brink vs. Fay, the Ninth National Bank Saunders
Blk Company. y.-Moton granted
DunocE va Daly.-ordcr to satisfy part OF claim
granted.
Lercr W. ward.-Order requiring plaintin TO ale Sc
eufisy for costs granted
Lee vs.. Fisher Order granted.
Baliantine va Mahon, webel W.. Reming Orders
for judgment granted.
Tsrtlsr Vs. Goulden. Order disrnissing action
granted.
sharp Va Flushing and North Side Central Railroad
Company. y.-Hon Hamilton Fish, Jr. appointed ref
trce.
Moore VS. McCabe Compliant dismissed.
Grossman va Dcutsch--0rder 10 assess damages
granted.
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SEWING MACHINE SwINDLE.

Soma time ago julius Rings, OF No. 302 East Thirty
fourth street. desired 70 purchase sewing machine
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART L
Before Judge GildersIeeve.

NARY o'BRIKNs MYTHICAL LETTER.
Mary OBricn Is the name OF domestic employed in
Me family Of Mr. Thomas E. Goodin No. 23s East
rhirtydrst street, previous to June 20 on that day
me left the house. stating that she going 70 get
sttcr which awaited her somewhere Her stay was
prolonged 30 that suspicion awakened and .
search revealed tho fact that quantity OF jewcry and
ether property 10 the vauo Of s93 had disappeared
with her She was subsequently arregtcd with a por-
ZION oil the property In her possession Yesterday she
pleaded guilty and took hcr departure for two aud
ono years residence at Sing Sing under the
eel Of the Court
WICKED TASTE IN ART.
Detective James Sisvin. Of the Fifteenth precinct
was told some days ago to lnd tho person who, on
July broke into the premises of the National Chrome
Company, No. elS Broadway, and carried on some
any chromoe Robert Murray, who lived at No ei7,
adjoining the premises OF the company, arrested
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In response to inquiries to the facts In regard y
the prevalence Of yellow fever the Lower Bay IN
following satisfactory letter boen received:--
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injunction To Titus sums up ths tho decent conduct OF
Hfe the sound docr,ne 'that tho aged be sober,
grave temperate, sound In faith, in charity. in pa
cucc The aged women, hkowisc, that they be in be-
havor as becomsth holiness Teachers Of
good things; that they may teach the young women TO
be sober 10 love their husbands 70 love their children,
to be Discreet chass, Keepers home. good obedient
to their own husbands, that the word Of God DO not
blasphemed"
THIS much OF the past wha; OF the present. II
must be that Its mental spiritual gifts. though
duiled continued that ny OF exercise they
have become second nature and instinctvely we may
say, the guido OF action Az physical weakness grows
spacc, tho nsunic'ency OF the world is PLAN, as
the bright glow Of freshness and vernal radiance
which clohe the bcyday oil lIo does not the loyal soul
seek TO renew It's youth and perpe.uae its vigor IN
Him which "was and Is, and TO bc,' tho uncbaugcd
and unchauging Godt THIS old ago Of nature
but OF grace.
Though old age Is more ecf contained tsome may
indifferent, but they say II ialscly) Is only so truly
wnen centred Him who coniaineth all things
And then 10 tho caimncss OF the aged not the quiet OF
SLOW or dead, or calloussd heart. but thc serenity
which the allotted three and ten Tor inore,
has only tho ''irowning Providence" but tho
'smiling lace, and which amid all has fslt Great
and just are Thy says, Thou King Of saints THIS Is
that OF which II is written, Abd thine age shall be
clearer than the MONDAY thou shalt shine iorh thou
shalt be No the morning"
II is an age wiser than that OF solomon Tor n wavers
not; Tree from the sackncss Of Eli. and turns
to physicians like Asa IL ~ rather that oil SIM
and Anna oi whom the text Is said, and only asks
Lord, cttest thou Thy servant depart In peace,
for mine eyes have Thy saivaiion /"
Though sight be dm having aiIod speech stutterngy
slow, bones waxed old. though the moisture Of the
body be turned drought, the weight Of such age
Is departed and removed like a shepherds tent for u
seems to speak. II have been young and old
yet have ! not seen tho righteous forsakcn nor hrs
seed begging bread
not TO be denied that there s and hcav-
mess about age The saying OF Bsrziai the Gcaditc,
describes II In part :'i am this day iourscorc years
old and discern between good and eviIY Can thy
servant taste what cat what l drinkr Can hear
more the voice OF singing men or singing women ~
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"wednesday, October 4, 1916.

Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
With the old advantages of sound Classical and
Commercial Education the Directors OF the College
tages OF class building entirely new, and much
superior the former College In point OF ventilation
ari arrangement and accommodation.
The Professors being members Of a Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itself to the
FLucatou OF youth have in their favor the great hd
vantage long traditional experience. The Education
they based Religion and Morality
and has aim only adorn the minds Of their
their he arts of virtue aud practical love
for the duties they will have discharge in fo
Courses the Preparatory the Classical and the Com
mercial. The Preparatory lasts oSE year, and
ia intended TO prepare the younger students or
cIass either in the Classical or Commercial course
The CLASSICAL Course lasts SIX years, ard en-
braces all the branches of q thorough Collegiate and
University Education AT the end OF the sixth year
those give proofs of the requisite in the
Greek and Latin Languages, and show sumcIent prom
and the higher branches Of Mathematics are untitled
TO the degree Of A. B. bachelor Of ArtsJ.
The Degree of Master Of Arts "a, Nj 10 aE1fa9o 70
ply Science in the College or who have passed Two
years in the practice of 3 learned profession
brnces ALI the branches usually taught In COmnero
Colleges The third of this course e
StudsnIS Attend lectures Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the mem bers Of the GraduStlhE oLss
The age Of admission 10 from nine 70 ILUeon IN
and 70 Sc admitted one must preVlouAiy kho" no" 70
read and write.
TERMS PKR SESSION OF TIN hoNTHA
Entrance Fee art year only 10 "
and In adyhnoe--- ~ ~
Medical ~ "
Bed and Bedding IL W
Circulars be obtained BY addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SP3IhG HILL COLLEGE
Near Mobile, Ala
THE JESUIT FATHERS.
Corner BSronne and Common streets, New Orleans,
P. POURSIEE, College Agent,
ueI9TSly 100 GrayisT street New orlaanS-
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EDuCA. oNAL..
COLLEGE
COLLEGE
] NJ NJ A c ULAT E CON CE PTION.
Corner of Common and Baronne streets
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, aud empowered confer degrees IL COIL
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society OF Tho build
inSa are we'll adapted for educational purposas. A
courtyard entirely cut OF from the street rcservoa tor
recreaton that from the arrival of the pupils 73e
till their departure M, they constantly
secluded and superintended.
The Course OF Instruction ia threefod Preparatory
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Cour Sc Is for beginners.
The Commercial Course Ia for those students no do
not wish TO learn Latin and Crock.
The Classical Course 10 for those no desire TO have
complete education.
French Is taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted uu'esa they know Low -
read and write.
The moral aud OF the atudent 10 thV
lead * object nf tbe IL :ruCtors
ErerH r'"nth report 10 Hsnt PARENTS, stating con
ia prcPresa, rsnk III class aud attendance.
rS. HcRdNncA year begin. the First Monday
md c,NSra the end of July.
TSiHS
EntiapCs Fee e
Collegiate CUurs, able 10 advance. and IL Un<ed
States GurrrEcS. w., months. $50.
Preparatory ')orrs- .It
myi476iy SEv U. GAUTRELET. President.
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90 precious were books in the dark ages
wa! donations of them are recorded as acts
Oh slgnal generosity, deserving perpetual re-
hns mofance. In 600 the king of Northum
Oeriand gave 800 acres of land for one book
t tosn M history of the world. A couu-
Tn VI AnJou gave 200 sheep and a large
420 crowns were given for a single book Of
ancs IGo crowns of gold for Concord
caIIod "H ~ torty crowns for a satirical poem
400 Tue Romance of the Rose" In
timo la Latln Bible was valued at ESQ, at q
weTo hn; Ge Two Two arches Of London bridge
when thu thu g ior less money at a time, too,
pence a day, and when. of conroo III IT, wonid
nave cost such a man fifteen Years of laboI
70 9uy Bible, which, after ali. being liz
Latin he could not have read.
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ct. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CorEAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA

This College Incorporated by the State Of Louisiana
with the privilege OF comforting Academic Degrees il
conducted by the Fathers of the Society Of Jesus.
The braces the ordinary courses
of ScI-nce Literature and Com the same AS they
are taught In otr Jesuit Colleges
The next session will open October I'd.
Board Tuition Washing and Stationery per year $3.50
Entrance Fee flor the first year only)--.--.--. ~
Medical FeeB ~
Bed and Bedding when furnish ed by the College 10
Payments must be made hAlEy early in advance.
For further particulars apply to
r. POURSINE & CO., Agents,
auI396Iy $40 GrAvier street, New Orleans
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THE LOCQUET-LEROY
N. o. Female Collegiate Institute,

2SO------ Camp Street. .---- ECU
Between Calliope and Poeyfarre
The Sixth Scholastic Year of this Institute will com.
mence Monday Sc vtember 9Th, 1870 The course OF
study English and French, emb all the branches
OF solid instructlOn The price of tuition in both
month according to the classes for hoarders $50 per
month or per quarter payable Invariably in advance
EHpeUAl attention will be given pupils prepar1D
for First Communion. under the direction of priest
appointed by His of this Diocese
For further particulars apply to the PRINCIPAL Nine
s. B LOcquet Leroy, by letter, POstoce Box 1880.
I'm
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST MARYS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.

situateA the mississippi River, Sixty Miles sso,
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment moor
porated by law of the Legislature, and empowered +,
grant diplomas and degrees will open TUES
DAY. October Sd 1876. Il 10 under the direction
of the Marst Fathers who form q society specially
voted to education College Point and Convent Landing
and MAR landing pacee for steamboat
going to and returning from New Orleans.
Payable in o. 3. currency half yearly In ad vanoei
Board, tuition washing and stationery per term Of
Ave months .$iSe
mesa flor AID, per annum 10
Washing per annum 30
Entrance fee to be paid only 10
Extra Charges
German Spanish IS
Use OF Philosophical Apparatus and ChemioAls.- 10
Vocal NJ usio at Proessore charges
Violin Piano. with use of instrument, month b
Use of instrument and music lessons BRASS Band)
per annu IN ko
School Books. Stamps an other school necessares,
at current prices
Bedding when provided by the College, per annum Il
n. bail music lessons to be paid for monthly
| In advance.
REPERRNCEs:
His Grace Most Rev. Archbishop of New OrloAnA
The Rev. Clergy Of Algiers.
For further detAils apply to the Rev. President, al
| the College, or to -
| oc27 IS " No. 40 CIravier street, New OTleAub
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
OF
n ~ Q r Q s,
NEW IRERIA. ATTAKAPAS, La.

This In-titu:or under the special patronage of His
Craze the Most Rev Archbishop Perche, and conduct
BIZ the Clergy of the ArchdioceHe Ia delightfully."-
situated banks or the Bayou Teche. OF the
healthy and picturesque localities OF the state.
In addition the benefits OF Christian Education II
promi4"s u thorough instruction in the different
branches of Commerce..
Boa'd, Tuition, etc per annuru ...---------.-e2
Washing j.
Entrance Fee, first ear only Observation-Disclosures. ~
The Scholastic the 18th Of September
and end4 the 18Th of July.
For further information apply at the Morning Star
Office, address above au2 SIN
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EDUCATIONAL.
NOTICE TO PARENTS.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,,
ST. JAMES.

The Session OF 1876 n at the above Institution will
open TUESDAY, October 81. Students from the city
will leave in charge of o: the Marist Fathers on
oNDAY, October I'd, at p, NJ, board the steamer
Assumption.
se24 2t p POURSINE & Co Apenta
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ooNpucrED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY:

This Institution Ia located tho above named health
sppi river and tho IAfourche. 10 accessible
q seAsons of the year. both bv railway and water.
ton ali the facilities Christian and refined edaoa-
ton the of instruction being tho thse
pursued at 81 JosePh's academy. Emmettsburg No.
land. of which q n branch. buildinRn and
In confederation OF the changed condition Of the
South the been reduced 70 nearly hAEproa
each; tho first commencing September ist and
the second February lst-
TERMS-Payable in Advances
Board and Tuition. including washing mending
bed and bedding, per session -------.S " %
or, per annum 10y ~
Tapestry. Painting etc extra charges.
Music. Piaro, at Professora price
Books and Stationery, Mt current priceB.
For further particulars references can DO m ado in
person the different Institutions of New Orleans
by letter to the Sisters at D"ualdsonville jy9 6m
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIEs
Near Govanstown, Baltimore Co., Md.
Conducted by the School Sisters OF Notre Dame.
This Institution Ia desrably three milea
north of Baltimore and 10 provided with every scoos
sorry for health and comfort. The systom Of eduoAo@
pursued is designed to develop the mental moral and
| accomplished aud uaefm members of aocety.
In the regular course. which incudos the German
and French anguages the number OF pnpiis 10 limited
| to l40. Parlor BoarderB. young ladies' who dooir0
| private apartments. number limited to ~.
Young adiea whose health requires special privileges
be accommodated at frat class country reaidenoo
| cations made before the 25th of August.
| For particulars, send for Catalogue jysSm
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Spring HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosEPHs,I
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This ior esta Institution favorably known
people of the South, will enter upon its Forty
fifth Scholastic
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
TIE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thirty-Ninth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

This Instltution conducted by tire Religious the
Good Shopheri has Tor its ootects tue training Of
young g'ris In of poty aud industry, impArtRR
A. the same time a solid EngiSh education.
TIE rua for ard and Tuition, inCiudinG Washing naA
NusiG Gold IN Droidery and Artificial Flowermak1nR
form sItra charges: For further LculArs apply
ans II ~ THE sUPERIQRESS.
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CT. srAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLAGE
BAY s1. LouIs. MIssrssrPpI.

This institution chartered by the state LeEAssuEO,
and conducted by the Brothers Of the Saorod Heart
bas been in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
situated on the of the Bay 0Kbo1.
Eve yev of the Gulf and Adording all the SdvantAgsa
OF the sea and bathing in the summer ts spea
AID looRtoa great Indictment TO beautiful Ox6Eoao
md HTonsensnt for the pups The Commercial CouESo
oomnTiSoo Ali the branches Of good EnElish OduoAtoa
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yearly
advance "
asEion. 10 "
neddfnR per session (optional)- 30 90
Eeca . "
VSoStou II spent at tho 50 90
EXTRA CBAR9EBi
Plano and Violin per month oneh %
Use Of Piano per month. ~
month ~
T3rasn IN strumenG per month %
Spanish and German languages, Per month, eAoA 60
For further Particular apply 70
BRO GABRIEL
my9 rely Director Of the ConsEA
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1924 1t
INFANT SCHOOL.

Oh the First Monday OF October the Sisters OF Chris
tian Charity having charge Of ST. HBNRY'S PARO-
CH1AL SCHOOL, of Berlin and Live Oak
streets, Sixth District, will connection with their
school. open
INFANT SCHOOL
tKEDskGARTEN)
for children Of both sexes between the ages of three
and six years,
The Sisters will bestow motherly the
children oonhded TO their charge and impar to them
such knowledge children of that age capable Of
receiving.
For further particulars apply to the Sisters Convent
Terms moderate, within the reach Of the poor
est SELF I'm
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,
FoRDHAN. NEW YORK,
USDER DIRECTION OF THE JESUIT FATRERS
lie beautifully situStsd in n picturesque and
healthy part of New York County.
Tho College affords every facility for tho beat ClAsSoA
and Commercial Education
Studies ~ be resumed on Wednesday Sept O. 1916.
Board and Tuition. per year. ---.-.-.-.----..---.-@
For farther particulars apply to
REV. F. WV. GoCKELN. 81,
i,2l3In PreaidenA
ct. VINCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
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ST. ALoYslUs ACADEMY.

ST. ALOYSlUS ACADEMY.
DIRECTED
BROTHERS OF THE sACBED HEART.
Corner of Charities and Barracks Streets.
This Institution. favorably known it's numerous
patrons for thorough training and attention
the moral and Christian education of it's students will
open its next session MON DAY, October I'd, 1876.
The course Of studies the
and Commercial branches with German and French
School hours from . n. till 81 P. N.
For terms, apply above.
German forms extra. 1924 at
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INSTITUTION OF THE s;ISTERS ST. JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip I'D Galvez streetH,
New Criaans.
And Bay st. Louis the Sea Shore.
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NIGHT SCHOOL
st. AIphonsus Convent of Mercy.
Hours-6P N. 10 II I'm.
Terms sdo known 81 the Convent.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
HOURS a N. to p.
Lessons In Masio Vocal and instrumental 9oLa
Embroidery. Wax Work. Flowers Dress Making etc.
given in private or in class.
Particular attention given to BOOK KEEPING In
the Boys Department ta3o