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NOn-Kesidenl Taxes.
Ia the town of Franklin. County of Haaeocs
H.. lkxza

la the town of Franklin. County of Haaeoes g.
the year 1876. Fxe9 'o'
Tie following list of taxes on real estate Of ~
resident owners la the town of Franklin a., N
year lsI6 in bills committed 10 VIM W. Brag',u sae
Collector of said town, bon the IS day of NAV IsT'
have been returned to me. as REMAINING ,o
paid on the 2th day of May, 1871, bS IN bu
certificate of that date aud now remain un,.ps ~
and notice is hereby given, that II The said tsxes
interest and charges, are not paid into the rras
ury of said town within eighteen months from, -
date OF commitment oi the said bills so mneh ne
the real estate taxed will be sufficient Ia NJ VI
the amount due therefor, including interest sn1,
charges, wilt without further nodce. be solJ y.
public auction. on Saturday, the Gath day of M
vcmber next at : O'Clock, r. NJ. at the ofies y,
the Seleetmen in said town.
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In the matter Of GIDEON :. COOK. bankrupt
IN BANKRUPTCY
Nui!ro IL sven that the Rad anil 81 Meeting of
orcfiturs In The estate Of Gideon = Cook 81 T. I..
" IN, " ~ be held al the Custom Hou+c III Ellis
worth, september ajlh Isl at 10 o clock \ VI.
before Mr., Register HAmlIn for the purposes
sp-ctled Ia sections 5uri amt 5d:.} Revised Stat.
ui"s OF the taited states tide nAnkruptry.
y. \ JOY. Assignee rt
GIDEON >. COOK. bankrupt
Aug 18th ls17. IND
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Didn't Horace Davis really express
the whole object OF his meeting, when he
silenced an opposing voice by declaring
"n was only for fuDS" 1t was funny
meeting. Ii fun was its object, IL was
success.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

hereby give psblic notice to all concerned
that Sewell W. Candage OF Bluehill on the 18th
gay 81 september, ls7a by his deed Of that date,
Vol ld2, Page IS. Inortgaged IL me a certain lot
u lana and buildings thereon, situated on Blue
mn Neck so called. and bounded follows -
I'm We North by land OF Stiiiman Candage; on the
East oy Biuehi Ray and land of Mark &. Morse;
ON the South hy land of Marx Z. Morse and heirs
oi Oiiyer Eaton, and n the West by the SaA
Pond. So called, with the buildings on the sssSe
The condition OF said mortgage is braxea by
reason thereof give this notice for the purpose
OF foTeclosGg the same.
ANGUS HENDERSON,
by his Attorney. Jos p. Thomas
Sedgwiek, August Ia, 1871. 3v3&s
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This d. 10 gave notice tuat petition has been
prr-cnte, To the Court This ssth day Of July I--.
~ Albert III. >ITrts, Ut klsW orth a Ia krupt
praying that he may be- iecrer,i have a futf irs
charge from all his debts. proyablr under the
bankrupt act, and upon re adthg said petition now
on this 18th d4y OF August a. -. 1911
IL i ordered hy the Court that hearing Be had
upon the sane. on the first Monday Of December.
A. u ISL. before tbs Court IN Portland In SAID
District, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ AMI that notie-
thereof &c publ shed IN the Bangor DAILY WAX
fuTicr, AMI the Ellsworth American. new :.
papers printed IN said District. uArc = week iar
three successive weeks, and once IN the weekly
Bangor courier, The last publication 70 De thirty
daY- Al lcast before the tAy Of hearing. ami that
all creditors who have prUyci their debts amt
other persons Ia interest may appear said time
and place. and show cause, II any they have, wEy
the prayer Of sa4I petition shou II not Uc granted
3w5 WM. +. FREBLE.
Clerk Of District Court, Tor said District.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the subscriber. on note
or account overdue co days. are requested to ca !.
and adjust the same forthwith Otherwise tucy
VIII be len with an Attorney for collection. Save
yourself cost
GEO. ". ALLEN
surry, Aug. I7th l~7T JwS.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

whereas George W. Goding aud L. A StsnCiish
dfi, on the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1851 mortgage
so u an lhelF machines tools, lathes patterns
hasa, STOCK and castings, and Ca stings used in
uc ltNh fonfsiery, 10 VII: Three engtEe la5bcs
ONE iron planer and Two drilling machines one
WOOD lathe one chuck lathe. all patterns mill
Vessel anu other nasks, stock and sand, Iron
ness, TO the valnc OF twenty ave hundred dollars
70 secure the payment oi twenty five hundred dol.
lars, and whereas the condition of said mortgage
Is broken, notice Is therefore hereby given OF our
intention 10 oreclose the said morg gage Tor breach
OF condition.
}. T. G. H.GRANT,
by WizWelI Z wisweIl their Attlys
Dated this Goth day OF Aug A. n III 9ss4
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Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of Ellsworth are inyised
20 meet al Hancock Hall. on Thursday the 9Th last
ST O'Clock Z. NJ, 70 nominate = candidate foE
Representative 10 the Legislature
PER oKDEE OF CI-T COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth. September ith, ls1I.
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Our friends will confer favor by
sending retarns to this Office as early as
possible.
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a CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss of manhood, &c, VIII SEND recipe
that will cure you, FRFE OF CHARGE. This
reat remedy was discovered by missionary IN
South America. Send selfaddressed envelope
to the REV. JOSEPH Il. IsMAs. Station ID, Bible
Heuse, New York City. Al mos
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

The saturday meeting OF Horace Da-
Wis was the most unanimous meeting Of
Horace Davis ever held.
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\ PREPARATION WHICH MEETS want
never before furnished to the invalid i,
HUNTS REMEDY. Kidney, Bladder and
Urinary Disease, Dialects, Dropsy. Gravel.
Excuses and Intemperance and Mental and
Physical Debility. are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. All Disease OF the Kidneys, Blad-
der and Urinary Organs, are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY.
CLARKE's TOOTH ACHH DROPS cnre fnstnntL,l
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Examine your ballots carefully, and
see that the name of Hutson b. lSaun-
ders, for Clerk of Courts, is upon them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

THE NEW SHIBBoLETH.-There Is no
Horace Davis but Horace Davis, and Chas.
II DAVIS is his son.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-06

The Belfast Journal says. that George
W. Buckmore Esq. who has had stroke
of paralysis, is now slowly recovering.
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Democratic motto for September.
'eTickle my elbow, and I'll scratch your
greeuback.
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Republican Nominations.
FoR GOVERNOR
sScldcn COnnOr.
OF AUGUSTA.



Seuators-William GrIndie. Peuobscot,
William ". Rragdon. Franklin.
Clerk of Courts-Hudson Il. SAUNDERS, Ells-
worth.
SheIin-Augus tus L. Dcvercuz, Ellsworth.
Register Il Dcels- VIM. h. Campbell, Els
worth.
Treas urer-Luther Lord, Surry.
Commissioner-Ml lam l.. Cupid, Con .deboTo.
Representatives,
Ous-Charies Otis.
Surry-T. ,. Bachelder.
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UNDERTAKES NOTICE.

iiayIng procured new Hear.e occr nav ser
wees a. Unicrtakcr, to all who de sire to employ
one VINO has hat forty years experience In The
business. orders left AZ my residence on Pine
St. opposite ia. sawyer house, will BE- promptly
and faithfully attended -.
August 10th, I-s7.
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ANOTHER TURKISH VICTORY.
sHiPkA PASS.

London. Sept. 2-The Standards CORES
pondent with the Turks at Shipks Pass tel
egraphs Friday: Large reinforcements
aud several mortars have arrived and a
decisive action against the last Russian POI
sutton will be taken shortly. Other tele-
grams state tina, the Russians also have
just been reinforced.
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NOn-fscsident Taxes

AMOS ;, PkAkS.
Treasurer ni the Town ~ ,,.,lits
ibCdham, ANY SKA. t~.-. d., 4
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Name and
description


Heirs OFF. y ~wazev. &
T.. & " J Dodge, lots
ON Orland line.
Heirs Of J. y ~waEcy, &
r ( " J Dodge. pas
turc on Orland line.
Allison Franklin, part Of
30 acre lot,
Highway lei. tor ISIS.
Edward Moore. Ia Dyer
tract mIie strip No. ;.
West Range.
w II Moore. south Of
kccsi'- Pond, formerly
e. Is. SWEET.
\. T.. Moore. ia Dyer
tract HHilv strip No. o..
tt-t Range,
A + & W II Moore.
tract mile -iIIp No :.
East Range
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IT IHt I'I7IIGI n MIMIC.
Ia The maiiero Of ALBERT II. NORRIS, Eans
rant
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THURSDAY, sEFTENsEz 6, Is-7

State Election.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
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~ Extra Fine Mixed Cards with name
~ cts, postpaid. L. JONES &CO, Va
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four days and nights together, with might
ana main, to extricate five of their mates
rom the horrors of death by starvation.
From the Queen dowEwards every body, day
after day, watched with breathless anxiety
ior news OF the result of their splendid ex
ertions. These obscure labourers were
not, IKE the soldier, seeking; in the immi-
nent deadly breech or in the cannon's
mouth the bubble reputation. They were
WORKING In the bowels of the earth, in
CRIME and darkness, hewing their way
with pick and drill through yards upon
yards OF solid coal to get at their accident
| liy-entomb bed companions. When wsrned,
aG .. tne last, from perseverpg in their efforts,
tnat 1t was all bat certain death to them
serves, by reason of the blasts of the pent. up
air their last bio ows upon the thipned barrier
would would release with roar like that of ar
uiiefy-oDe of them, after the first momen.
tary hesltatioD, stepped to the front with |
tne quiet remark, "Well, III go in, if 'eis |
Sdeatb," six Others in rapid succession fol- |
lowing his glorious example. And they |
went in-and, as ali England knows full |
wen, they conquered. If ever men earned |
a paoge OF honour those seven men earned |
1t. IT ever the gold medal of the Royal
Humape Society was merited those seven
Welch colliers have, beyond all question,
merlted its bestowai upon them, one and
all. For. the five miners they rescued
were distinctly saved by them from the
nazaFa OF drowning, and of drowning as
as so many rats caught in trap
OF or In drain pipe. And the heroism of
these men is by no possibility traceable to
any 1gDoble Wotire. 1t sprang from the
purest dictates of humanity. Acts of
nerolsm there, no doubt, will be in the
course of the terrible war now immediately
beginning in Eastern Europe, but no nobler
. Instances OF 1t, in its purest and loftiest
Iorm, can by any chance come to light than
'hose which, during these last few DAYS,
nave by sympathy swelled the hearts of
III England in watching the desperate, but
y iast triumphant, struggle of these hum
re and iliiterate descen dants of the ancient
'rtons IN rescuing their fellow workers
rom destruction. !
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE
MMACULATE INCEPTION,
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets
NEW ORLEANe.

NEW ORLKAN0

This Literary Institution Incorporated by stats
1ouistana, and empowered to confer degrees con
Quoted BY the Fa:hors Society Of Jesus The build
ings are we'll adapted for educational purposes,
entrely ont OF from street. Reserved tnl
90 that from the arrival Of pupis al T
A. H., Till their departure P M thar Are con IN
secluded and superintended. ~
The Course OF destruction 10 threefold Prsparatorv
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course 10 for beginners.
Tho Commercial Course IL for thoso studept ta Who ec
not wish to learn Latin and Greek,
complete education. " s
French IL taught in the three courses.
Etudents not admitted, unless they know how 10
read and write. ~
The moral and religious training studsnts 10 thu
lead nR object of the instructors.
10y month report is sent TO parents, stating
Hnct, progress, rank In olass and attendance.
The academical year begins on the First Mondav
OF OotopeI and closes ards ne end Of July
TERMS;
Entrance Fee, ss
Collegiate Course, payable advance and ~ Un,,sa
States currency, two months, $40,
Preparatory Course SI6.
myaO77lv REV. r. GAUTRELET President
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THE AGE or dERoISM NOT PASSED.
CLondon Register }

Heroism has, happily, not died ont
deteriOrated. Within a fortnight of each
other two noble hearted Paris doctors
have sacrificed their lives in the interests
not merely OF science, but of humanity.
DR.. Cintrat was the first to perish through
blood poisoning, couple of weeks ago,
when saving the life of patient by suck
recently, DR.. Carriere, at the age of 81, hae
succumbed through inhaling from the
windpipo of little girl who was suffering
frightfully from a spasmodic attack of
Group. It was only the other day, again,
that the heart of all England was stirred
profoundly by che glorious self sacrifice Of
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roWfuiiy. "Ob, I'd like to come yer,
much," she sobbed, "but I couldn't leave
Jimmy, ma'am he'd be very lonesome
without bis little sister,"
The lady rose and left the room. nI am
gong to send some one else to talk with
you, Pearl,' she said, as che closed the
Soon there came a step outside TO which
Gne cniid listened eargerly. "That's my
Jimmy" she whispered to herself: but NO.
the door opened, and little boy came in
enat she had never seen, and looked at her
She gazed at him eagerly, and asked
won't you tell me your name %
,. then he smiled, aud the smile was
Jimmy's very own. She twined her we'll
arm around his neck and cried, "Oh,
Jimmy, have we got home nowf 2" He
nodded, half ashamed of the tears which
were filling his eyes.
You're Jimmy, and you amt Jimmy"
she said, looking at him with delight.
explained, "only them old cloes made me
look like somebody else. tell ye, Sissy. I
was gadder than anything when saw 'em
burn up."
Burn upf" she questioned wonder
ingly:
:" Yes all burnt up, an yours too. But.
on, my! you oughter to see the grand
thlngs that You al going to have. Dresses
tnat's got the regular swish ! swish in 'em, |
and such shoes as you never did see and. !
Sissy, were alters going to live here now,
cause tbls is to be home, and next week |
m gong to school. Amt it oil like one |
tell us 2"
The little white face among the pillows
fairly shone with joy, and this was how
Jimmy Jones' sister found home.
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Wednesday. October 4 lszs

wednesday, October A, 1876.
Commercial Education the Dtreotors ~ ssioS A. AND
can nov oner to their patrons the additIons, Hees
snneror 20 ~ building. entirely new ane mnoh
@ 70 sne former College In point of vent
6rT5anRement and accommodation. 'eusAiSsaon'
sor tI Ioiessors 6eing members Of o 6ooetv vhsoh
Education Of youth have in their SSyo- ss t 70 ehs
ysntage Of long traditional experience The "a
and has for its aim mot only 10 adopn tSs
PuPs with useful knowledge but also 10 snst tacr s
for the duties they viii have to disohsr1 love
Inc Plan Of Instruction consists Of thrse nrinni.,
msrcjsi sne me %f5eparaory the Classical the COR
sS higher
braces all the branches Of thorough Coii.Gis.e e.a
niverSity Education. At the end OF the Sxth vn S
Ts VINO ye proofs Of the requisite kno Wedge Ia fbe
cheney In Mental and Natural Philosopbv TSesfrS1- frS1-
20 db n ngneE branches Of Mathematics are cntita4
W rne GSGree OF a. b. Bachelor of Artsl, 9S i
A. The Dogtee of Master Of Arts "a Nj IN nu.ra.a a.
nh snS Si second year TO the study OF Philos
year, In the practice Of learned profession s"0
., NE Coy MEHCIAL l. Course lasts TREBE yeAra ARA
npraces All the brancheH usually taught "a onnnnci-I
oleges The third year this course oorresnondS -
ne httn and sixth of tho Classical oouTse -S
attend lectures In Natural Philosophy ana
Win tho neHb bers Of the GrAdu atfn1 ofaSo
"a ne age OF admiSsion iB from 10 nftoen wear
'ead and write ~ """ 10
TERMS PER SESSION OF ZEN MONTH";
SShtfsnSe Fec, fret ......S liz oss
oOALa, tuition and Washing, payable half yearly
- N uuhH''----- .-----.--s- Il 90
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
EnHolDEN oF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,,
THE JESUIT FATMERs
a.Io,e, r POURSfNE, College Agent
." Sp6rSVter street Now Orleans.
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ST. VINCENTs HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

The Rev. Fathers Of Holy CrOss in ohareesos n.
Home having completed extsuaiOn Of ths,buiIaIg-
few boys having parents guardians able a oav .
oo,ai sum for their board and eduoation Wlnbo ~
eeiVed Those undsE twelve ysaFs Of ags win bskso
e school ~ the Home and thoao ever tvelves 49,,
S4n be sent toHoiy croas 1EsdsI Fasui SrhsEs shev
ili Be- snPIsyed half no ~ e. ne f ~ - 49,
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EDUCA. oNAL.
I INSTITUTION
| NsTrTuT1oN
OF
L X s OF ST. JOSEF
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets.
New Orleans
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea 6hora

The government throughout this os.ahl,.h,.... a.
md snd parental The pppils hsver sopsrnSsS -
sneir insuctreeses. Racrsaton, table dornaitoris
tne same TOR ALL In short, everything touds -
moto nncctionAte union between the kstern .~a ~
yvunR ta1les tntrusted 70 their mothsrly oAro e-~
Inc tnstruoton IL thorough and solid and IN ha-v,,~
WIN tne ercquirements OF The couraa
1 oosn hnglish and Frenchl al the hrauohea az -
Iooge cultivated at the present day Eaoh Ian~u.- a
tAoxnt oy nattvee of respective countriea a ~ - -
sure correct pronun oiation. - - " ~
Inc academica yoar closes with Q public exhiA,s.
vited. W. "-'eu Ps.ents arc In
Education 10 here the object Of special sttent,., 40
sohoitade Governing those placed undor their nhs
py moral euasion alone, the Sisters Of st. Joseuh a.
voI 70 inouoate principles of sold piety roeuira
strioS obeorvAnce of polite and amiable dsportans s
Of respect and Affection tovards nsress
sSnpis Of all denominations sAmIstea
NSoT;A.-Durtng the bathing season, .hs r1szs..-
% t moved 70 the Bag s. Louis whore the sists1
ei 81 SSSeph have aourlshing soademy.
,IEhMS.To be paid In advance a. follovs,
ws.ba PeT tnree months lSa CO
EntrancH =. A.. 10 %
lessons ana use OF Instrument "a %
$3.50 isoe,onn o co
f9Stel Oil painting, according the number OF nuna
aie-work In all is varieties golden embreidePy
charge. " e~~Nuefs "theuseknA
For further particulars address, 'iSuperiorsna NJ s
Aeademy Of the Sisters of St. Joseph Bog 1911 NSv o.
THOMAS LAYTON
ue-s 10 ~ or o. ID. ELDER, Agent
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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 Litera
ture Rhetoric, Matthew atcs, Book. Keeping Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given to EpstoAry dence
and Compositions also to Tapestry Embroidery, Plain
and Ornamental Needlewor
Lessons in Painting and wax.work form extra
charges
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music bv a
Fro'ehsos aug7 II
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan ASyluDS at Matches, M!sss-
siPpi, will receive boys and girls as bOsrders for u
charge of $40 per month always paid In advance.
This will pay for board lodging washing and tuition,
The girls must pay extra atty per month for tn
use Of the uniform.
The bOarders will hAv the same fare and trsatno.t
the orphans
This arrangement is made for the ospecia, nooommo.
dAtion Of Catholic families with Invited maans th,A
wish to give their children plain Catholic education
little expenses or At least to give them few months
Of particular preparation for their First comr,nrto"
and Confirmation.
Children however, who not Catholics will al,o
be received. " -'
Apply 70 the Brother Director OF D'Evereu1 u,
orphan Asylum or TO the Sister Servant Of St. Man,
Orphan Asylum, Natchaz, Mississippi ,oao
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

w, F. CLARK,
l34 and 1856. ---- Rampant Street .l34 and l3s
Between Toulouse and st. Peter,
NEW ORLEANS
-Manufacturer OF all kinds Of
Carriages, Barouches, Buqqies,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic sprios
Wagons,
SEWING MACHINE WAGONS ETC
agent for Jas. Cunninghsm & Sons celebrated Car
rages and Hearses.
Country orders promptly attended to. area iTly
JOSEPH SCHWARTZ,
IMPORTER AND eRAIERIs
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
Springs, A1les, Bolts, Ready-Mads Wheels, Buggy
Bodies, Wood Work. Trimmings,
PAINTS AND vARNISHES
SARVEN PATENT WHEEL,
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer.
- salesrooms and Factory
Nos. 43, 45 and AZ Perdido Street,
Opposite Carroll Street
DELI 76 1y NEW ORLEANS
!. THOMSON 81 BROS,
Carriage and Spring Wagon Makers,
So and 7O------ Rampant Street. 68 and 70
between Common and Graver
Highest Preiums at State Fairs 1871 1873
1873 and 1876 for best Family Pheton Victoria Open
and Top Buggtes, Beer Wagon, Grocer's
Wagon, Express Wagon, etc.
, Being practical workmen, and employing none but
Or repair Carriages Buggies Spring wagons eto Can
refer to many business CITY using vehicles Of
BUR manufaOture. All work guaranteed. fea577Iy
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ST. VINCENr's BOARDING SCHOOL,.
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT DONALDSoNVILLE, Ia
CoNDUOTED BY TnE s1srERs or nn.nrn

his Institution s located in the above nauea bsaI,h
iul te ylage stusted at The junction OF tho NISSIS
T Ivef and the Bayou Lafourcbe. It s accessibIo
~ 81 OF Ihe yesr both by railway and water
Arehtg VIII Ind for their daughters In thIs Instit
lion All the facilities for Christian and reHned edacS
tse course OF instruction being Hapoc AZ thSt
RS RIsued at st JosePh'S Academy Enmetts5urg Mary.
aHn1, o It nhleh II 10 branch The buildings AUD
Rrounds are spacious and commodouS.
o. IN consideration OF the changed condition Of tho
O0nb tbe terms have been reduced early
rue academic year is divided into sssSionS q ac
tho second February Ist. 1 "AS
TERMS-Payable In Advanoei
board and Tuition, including washing moadinz
~ - Hnd osoolnR' per 1900.
80 I5OfOl
TaneSfyv psin,Tn,, 80 =. 1000
Music, Piaro at Professors price
0ooaS ana stationery, At current prices.
FOR Iufther particulars, references can be aSa In
peTson 70 ire nnerent Institutions Of Orleans %
1y letter 70 the Sisters at DOpRldsonville. jyS
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosEPHs,)
MEAN MOBILE, ALA.

long Gotta ablished Institution 90 favorable
AM I"SP.e OF the South, will enter upon IL EoSt
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ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CoTEAU, PARISH OF ST LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.
his College, Incorporated bS the State OF Louisiana
Wn the privilege OF conferTpg Academic DeRreea Ia
oo919ucted by the Fathers OF the Society of Jesus.
Ine plan OF Instruction braces ordinArv raea
are taught In other Jesuit Colleges - O'
Inc next session will open October Cd.
Board Tuition, Washing and Stationery per year sosa
ntTahcS II Fee (for the first year only 10
Eees
BED and Bedding, whom furnished by the College 10
Payments must be made lEyearly in advance
For further particulars apply to
nul376iy 40 Gravier street' NeT az orIsan.