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EDUCATIONAL.
Spring HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JoeRfH'o,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long ostAblshed Institution. fAvotaby known
10 the people OF the south, win entor upon its Forty
seventh Scholastic year
OCTOBER 3, 1877.
The Plan Of Instruction consists of three principal
Courses the Preparatory tho Classical and the Com
merciAl. The Preparatory course asts ONE year and
intended the students for higher
clAss either in the Classical OF Commercial oourse.
The CLASSICAL Course lAata years. and
braceo all the branches Of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. At the end of the sxth year
those give proofs of tho requisite knowledge In the
Greek and Latin Languages and chow eudicient prod
cheney In Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and the higher branches Of Mathematical entitled
70 the degree of A. Il. (Baohelor of Artsl.
The Degree OF Master OF Arts "a. M 10 awarded TO
thoss who second year TO the study OF Philos
ply and Science in the College, who have passed two
years In the practice of a Learned profession
Tho COMMERCIAL Course lasts THREE years and
embraces all tho branches usually taught In Commercial
the tth and sixth years OF the Classical course. The
Students attend lecturea Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry with the mehers of the Graduating oiAss
the age OF aannainn IL from nine to fifteen yenrs
and TO be admitted must previously know how TT
read and WRITE
TRRAs PkR SESSION MONTHS.
Entrance Fee, hrst year only ny----.-.-.----.e Is 90
Board, Tuition and Washing, payable halfyearly,
| ana IN AOVADOe SuO "
Bed ana bedding--- IL "
PRESIDENT OF SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS.
| Corner Baronne and Common streets, New Orleans
| p. POURsINE, College Agent,
| seiS.7 iv l<n Gravier atreet. New OrleAnh.
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COLLEGE
MMACULATE CONC PTIoN,
Corner of Common and Baronne streets.
NEw ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees, is
Quoted by the Fathers Of Society jesus The build
ings are well adapted for educational purpoRos A
courtyard entirely cut off the street is toy
receaton that from the arrival of the pupils st H3s
A. till their departure at NJ, they constantly
secluded and superintended.
The Course Of instruction Is threefod Preparatory,
Commercial and Classical
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course is for those aLudents who d.
not wish to learn Latin and Crock.
The Classical Course ia for those who desire to have
complete education.
French ia :&uEba ~ the three c"UreeH.
Staccnts lot admitted, Gnsss they know how 10
read and write.
The moral rsrRoa. trnrrE Of the studentsls tha
leRd.ng object of tie Instructors.
Every month report - sent 10 par"ht' stating COZ
dlct, progress, rank in clSss rud alton tEnCs
The Rcadem,c2i year he2ims cn tho t'rst Monday
of Ootobor and oioSes towards tho end Of July.
TERMS
Tuition. payable in ad vaRoS. Rnc United StStes
currency, every two months .-...........--l2 90
myeO77ly REV. 3. GAUTRELET, P-otl+,-t.
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DREssMAKING BY a card which we publish
on our fifth page it will be that Mrs. Jane Bell
the popuar dress maker will OF en- estatlishment
at 81 Canal street. near Levos Jamison's, on the
18th inst. Nrs Bell Qormeily Miss McAuleyJ is well
known to our citzsns' of the most shitnl and
painstaking OF dressmakers and bor rooms formerly
at street and subsequently at the corner OF
jackson and Magazine streets always centre of
attraction those ho wished to know hat he latest
STYLES were and to secure the fitting and making If
dresses etc. in the artistic aLd tasty manner.
Mrs Bell has but recently returned from the North
whittier she went TO fnd all that was going on IN
the fashion world of the great metropolis and this
knowledge Will utilize for the benefit OF her many
patrons
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE LoCQUET-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute,
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL,
2S0-- Camp Street. 2S1
Between CalliOpe and Poeyfarr

The seventh scholastic year OF this arst class and
we'll known 1nstitrte with complete and able oorpa
OF teaehers, will opeu on MONDAY, Sd Of septem bsr
1877. The entire Courss OF embraces brs nches
Of soltd instruction, Rnglish and French.
fartcular attention Ia paid 10 the instruction OF
Christian Doctrine, under the direction of Priest
dssEnated by the Nest Rev rchbshop OF New Orleans
most oan soien uous
A KINDERGA GARTEN tFroebel sJstsm) 10 added to
the other departments OF the Institute where
OF both ee1eA from to years received.
For catalogues OF the Institute and descriptive oircu-
office. aus6 IL ly
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns of st. Dominic.

The duties of this Institution win DO resumed the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History Geo
graphy the EnGsh and Fronch Languages and Literf~
ture, Rhetoric Mathematics, Book Keeping, Natural
Philosophy Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epistolary
auG Com position also to Tapestry, Kn nsroda9y. Plain
snd Crramant tai Eecclework-
Lessons in Painting aid Wa work form extra
charges.
Les4cas in Vocal ard Instrumental Music by /"
Professor. Au27 u
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GOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND LIT
~ ERARY INSTITUTE. New orlsans

~ ERARY INSTITUTE. New Orlsans
This Iuatitution comprises the following SCHOOLS on
the elective system; Practical Business College all
Eclectic English Institute FOR boys - years and up
ward aRd al Object feeeAisg seAesl feF toya IA
years. There are also departments fof the Higher
Mathematics, Languages and Natural Sciences.
There are Day and Evening Sessions, Daily Lectures
and Gymnasium exercise Special caro- is given to
Students free to the College Literary and Debating
Society it is non sectarian has full faculty, large
wellventuated etudy rooms, lecture hnls and all
necessary apPAratns GEO. EOULE, President.
N. B.-Sonles Philosophical Commercial aud Ex.
change Calculator the Great ArithmercAl work of the
soule's introductory Philosophic arithmetic and
soules CSntractons in Numbers, for sale ut the
College Office. se23 SIN
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. MARYSD
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LA,


sltpats, on the Aiaqs,ippi River Sixty Miles AboV
New Orlesns.
This ancient and magnificent establishment incof'
por aed by Aw OF the Legislature, and empowered 10
grant diplomas and degrees. will open on TUEs-
DAY October I'd ls7G. 1t 10 under the direction
Of the NArst Fathers who form Socisty specially ce-
voted TO education College Point and Convent Landing
are con and regular places for steamboat
going to and returning from New Orleans.
TERAs
Payable In U. s. currency haifyeArly In advances
Board tuition vAahnR and stationery per term o.
months
Doc fees and medicine in ordinary cases OF III -
ness (for alb, RnnuIn- ao
Washing, per EDnum. n
Entrance feo to DO paid only once. ~
Extra Charges -
Spaniph
Drawing
Uss OF cal pparatus and ChsEtcAs.;-. 10
Violin or Piano. with OF Instrument per month
Use of Instrument and music lessons tBr~Ss hAnO a.
..
School Books Stamps and other Sohooi
Bedding, when provided by the College per Annum u
N B-Au music lessons 70 bO paid for monthly
In advance.
His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop OF New OFbeAn
The Rev. Clergy Of AlEieru. ,,s.,. =,
For further details, apply 70 the hESV' -
tho College, or 70 ,~D pouRsTNE
ooeS 7GI No.I%o GrSvisr "tr"oaHeW 0rloAnS
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
PROSPECTUS.
PROSPECTUS.
ST. VINCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Under the Direction of the Sisters of Charity
DoNL JACKSONVILLE, LA.
Academic car, divided into two Sessions, oommenoIn
Ist OF septembcr and lat of February.
rgRMs. rAYABLg IN ADVANCE

TERMS PAYABLE IN ADvANcEi
Board Tuition. Washing, Bed and Bedding. por
Or, per fHa"I n. 10
French Ib''tnn, mouth
hus:r n. Pr bfnE go price.
TApeUry raIr, nX. etc, extra charges.
PArs wishing tbe Institution to furnish clothing
or'stat requested TO deposit sufcient
In the hAnds OF the Direotress or Treasurer.
Articles Of Clothing required arc Is followsi
Six chemisos drawers, dresses for everyday wear
of extra Material. OF white ateria, white under
skirts. coOred bRlmorAls. flannel underakirts. /
pal stOckugs pocket handkerchiefs nightgowns
face towels table nspkins and ring foot towels
swiss muslin veil straw hat and VEIL pars shoes
pair rubber overshoes table service of knife, fork,
large small silver spoon glass silver goblet,
tooth brush soap dish and hne and coarse comb
comb box needless throAd and work box moaq uito
net or - 81; wAsnstAnd and pitcher 81 25 All
tic!ea Of clothng with name fully marked iyl5G
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY sr. LOUIS, MIssBsIPPI.

This institution chartered by the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Ssored Hears
has been successful operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated on the shores Of the Bay commanding exten
Gye view Of the Gulf and afordinR all the advantages
OF the sea and bathing in the summer its speB
dld location Is great indictment to heAthfui s1Sroe
comprises all the branches Of good Engnsh edunaEoS
TERMS:
o,rd and Tuition per aessioa payable half eeTlY In
"dSance ......--.-...--.----.-G2jO ESQ 10
uroshJn1 Der ssaaion ..........--...---..-- Is 20
po55ing Nv asssion Iontion O.......--- go 90
11ootarc &. ' ---.-.........--- 500
yocst,oD ~ snent At the sinstitutioa 80 20
EXTRA CHAE3Es; r.,
11.a ta~ ~ of D. %. W 80 r1n,rtb ...-... so
49, 80 ,Ooftb I'll --..-....--..-- 400
~. 49,, yt,r,an+ pc LU nsr month -- 90
SpADish and German languages, per month eaof w
Eor further particulars apply t"
BRO. GABRIEL
mI2O ~ n'rent"r ot tb" GoeSo.--
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches AiS' o
sppi viii boys ana girls as boArders for II
charge OF $40 per month always paid in advance.
This will paw for board lodging wAShinE and tuitor
the gls must extra Atty cents per month for IN
use Of the uniform.
Tho boArders will hav the SAme fare and treatment
tho orphans
This arrangement is made for the especA' sooonnno
dation OF Catholic families with limited means that
wish to give their children plain Catholic eduoN''oa
A. little expense least TO give them fe" Tnontnt
os partcular preparation for their First Communion
and Oonhrmntion.
Children, however, who not Catholics Will aho
be reoeived
Apply to the Brother Director Of DEvereux hA
Orphan Asyuni to the Slater Servant OF d. hArS
orphan Asylum, Matches, Mississippi. js1'
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ST JOSEPH'5 ACADEMY
FOE YOUNG LADIES,
UonGrotcc by the Sisters of Charity,
Mar Enmjtsburg Frederick County, Maryland.


Loncrotcd by tire Sisters of Charity
Near Emni;sburg. Frederick County, Maryland
This Institution situated In heAthy and
uioturesdue part Frederick county, Maryland mall
mile from Enmitsburg IN and two miles from hcunt oI
Mary's College. 1t commenced in leUS, ano moor
poratel by the Legislature of Maryland in lste Inc
building gs are venie mt and spacious
The academic year Ia divided into two sessions OF nVe
BOARD and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing Mendlng ana .o.o Al.
Doctors fee ------ ~
l. !" ''' ALL PSYGBLK IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided into two Sessions OF
mon this each, beginning respectively on tne nFs1
of Septem ber and the first of February
Letters of inquiry directed TO the v.,,on
nos 7s lv II. Jnssrh's Academy. EmmitshnIg 30
TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. JOHN BAPTIST
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
The most healthy and delightful situation in the
soutb. with extensive grounds. excellent water ETC.
Thorough course OF instruction. Terms moderate
For further particulars apply to
au5u THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE
Corner st. Charles and Broadw way Streets,
New Orleans.

This Academy. under the charge of the Nuns of St.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site near New Orleans
The plan of instruction unites advantage which
can contribute to education at once solid and
fined.
Board and Tuition, per AMMAN. 5000 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the Let of September
For further particulars address
oc29 76ly MOTHER PRIORESS.
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Situated on the Miasssppi River, Sixty Miles Aho'
New Orlesns.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

VIRGINIA invites immigration and is
seeking to encourage 1t. A committee
of the Virginia Improvement and Emi.
grafton Society, headed by U. S. Sena.
tor Johnstone, have been addressing
meetings throughout Pennsylvania
with the object Of inducing emigration
to the Old Dominion. The committee
intend to come 10 the city and hold o
meeting for the same purpose. AZ
proof OF the rapid growth ofthe State
they cite tho fact that Danville ten
years ago had a population Of only q
600 while now It has 1900; and Rich.
mond has increased from $1,000 inhab-
itants In 1860 10 $4,000 this year.
Land is declared 10 be cheap anG the
profits crops large, owing to the State
lying upon the seaboard. The rate OF
taxation Is also lower than in Northern
States.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
The Chairman of the County Execu.

The Chairman OF the County Execu-
tive Committee this morning calls on
our candidates u attend all the meet
ings of voters that will be held be.
tween now and the day OF the election.
We hope that all Of the nominees that
can possibly attend, will 10 so. Tie
opposition speakers are relying solely
on the effect they can make on the col.
ored voters, and we may be sure that
they present q very selfish, one.sided
view of the case. This can easily be
Offset by our own candidates II
they will go TO work with 0
will. We have a very full ticket
and those who are not speakers car
converse with the negroes and present
to them the true objects and purposes
Of our party and of the opposition. II
this way the candidates for Magis
trates and Constables can do fully a
much service as those for the other po
sltions. What we want now, is a lon
pull, o strong pull, and pull altogeth
er until after the election is over.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

GENERAL CAssIUs NJ. CLAY has a
pretty little estate OF 1900 acres in
Kentucky, in the centre of which stands
a stately mansion. He has q splendid
library and many excellent paintings,
In this home, General Clay Is spend.
ing his old age with his adopted con-
an intelligent young Russian, for his
companion. This old Abolitionist now
holds the most gloomy opinions as 10
the condition aud the prospects OF The
colored race. lie says that Of those
freed by him many years ago none
turned out well. He adds that the
colored people are rapidly decreasing
in number, and must finally become
extinct.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
ATrue sentIment.
New Orleans PIcayurel

New orleans flcayute
The Boston Globe reports the SUBJ
stance Of an address delivered at Fan.
euil Hall on the l7tb, By Gov. Steven
son, of Kentucky. The report contains
the following significant passage;
The Republicans themselves feel that the
party has failedin it's duty, and hope no
one will get angry with me for saying that
the highest duty and the highest call the
Democratic party has ever been called
upon 10 perform and 10 answer, will be 10
form as bulwark around Mr.. Hayes to
protect him from the iavellns OF his own
party. Applause. / pray to God that
you will do 1t like men. Never ask when
the constitution is being protected, and
the Government is being hon silly admin
istered, who Is doing It? Help wherever
you can and support any man who is sup.
posed 10 be honest and upright and ad-
heres to The strict Interpretation 0f the
constitution.
The address was made 10 Democrats
assembled 10 ratify the nominations
made at the Worcester State Conven-
ton, but many passages were as well
fitted for intelligent Republicans as for
liberal Democrats. The passage quoted
conveys q sentiment worthy Of any
occasion, and II may be taken as repre-
sentiDg the feeling toward the Presi.
dent which is.en,ertained not only
among Kentuckians but among the
white people Of the South In general
who have reflected on the subject,
Without forgetting the crooked ways
which resulted in the installation oi
Mr.. Hayes, they find him upholding
their constitutional rights, and they
will, therefore, give him their moral
support. In hIs recognition of the
true State Governments Of Louisiana
and South Carolina, and In his early
withdrawal oftroops from the capitols
accompanied by emphatic and eloquent
declarations of pacific and friendly
purposes for the future, the people o
the South recognize a broad, libera
and truly American manllness which
merits and must continue 10 receive
their respect and approval.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

IT /, sad ana weary life that 9. X.
R1ss Is leading In search Of bis lost
cnild. The history of mankind shows
nothing that will compare with the
unhappy coalition OF this sad affair.
Time comes aad goes, but in the ever.
cAan sing tide OF time no trace of the
To-, boy is visible. Now and then ru-
mors Of discovery of the where
abouts of Charley reach the fathers
ears, and with never.lailing devotion
to his child he hurriedly seeks the place
only to meet with grief aud disap-
poln,ment. AT one time voice comes
from the East telling him that his boy
is found, but investigation fails 10 iden-
tify him. Then report will come
frsn. the West that his boy Is saved,
and he repairs thither only TO find the
story q myth. Thus from month to
month he meets with disappointment,
but 1t never dampens his ardor in the
search. He has spent 100000, his en-.
tire fortune, and Is now q travelling
salesman for an eastern house. lie has
made three hundred journeys In
search Of his lost boy, and says he
shall persevere until the child is found
or he dies himself.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

ANY foreigner or Am ericau who
wishes to study the physical and social
growth of this country, will find q
curious series OF stereoscopic views to
aid him, In Mrs. Fremont's papers,
now being published in Harper's
Monthly. Here we have the streets Of
ST. Louis, "filled with the French in
their bright-colored peasant dresses,
long files Of Indians, hunters, and trap.
perp." Kansas, ian untracked prairie
with Indians and wolves for figures"
The calm repose of the feudal life in
the great Virginia houses, and the first
emigration TO California. The slow
polling OF the passengers In dug-0uts
up the Chagres River, when to sleep on
shore q single night was to forfeit life
insurance the climbing over the noun.
tains on mules; the life in Panama,
with its walls and old Cathedral, the
roof inlaid with mother-of.pearl, its
professions Of priests, and yelled Span
ish women looking down from bal
comics. And all this only thirty years
ago! The change Of Philemon's old
hut into 8 temple was not more swift
or magical than the transmigratioI
through which this country has passed
In that time.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

A THEOLOGICAL STUDENT, who ven.
tured out from an Ohio college recen:-
ly to preach In little village near
Cleveland, learned while there that
countrymen are sppreciative Of liter
ary art. He preached a sermon on The
mystical importance of the number g.
three kinds Of life, mineral, vegetable
and animal; Noah had three sons ;
faith, repentance and baptism, the
three things necessary to salvation,
etc. After the service, an aged
deacon approached him and said
" Really your discourse was one Of the
most ingenious l ever listened to. ]
was sorry that you did not carry your
illustrations in regard to that wonder
ful number just a little further. Fo
instance, there are three aisles runninl
through this house; there are thre
lamps in the chandelier hanging yon
der; three books lie upon the pulpit
there arc three ink.spots on this table
and, better than all, noticed three col
ored men In the gallery"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

s. A SPECIAL TO the New Orleans Pic.
ayune says that Mr.. Randall has kept
his counsel very we'll as to his commit.
tees. Prominent Congressman who
have his confidence predict the follow.
ing chairmsuships Fernando Wood,of
New York, Ways and Means Atkins,
of Tennessee, Appropriations; Ban
ming, of Ohio, Military Affairs; John
HoOde, of Virginia, Naval Affairs
Bann, of Maryland, Foreign Affairs
Backner, of Missouri, Banking and
Currency; Gibson Of Louisiana, fol
Levees; John Il. Reagan, Of Texas, fol
Commerce and House, Of Tennessee
or Stephens, Of Georgia, for the Pacif,
Railroad.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Hxpulsion Of . Noted Jesuit.

LONDON, Oct. 25-several dispatches
from Rome assert that the General OF the
from the Society, Father Crucls, Editor OF
the Clvitta Cathollca, and both as o..
cred orator and writer heretofore regarded
as one Of the brightest ornaments Of, the
Jesuit Order and Of the Roman Church.
Father Lrucls's 0nense was maintaining
that temporal power is not necessary %
the well-being Of the Church. II ls said
he intends to publish an account Of his
dl1iculty with the Vatican, dating from
1871,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The BANKRUPT LAW ILLUsTRATED.-
The Albany Law Journal gives the
following illustration Of the working
Of the bankrupt law: I" A Maori chief
Karaitiana Takamoana, was good
enough, some years ago, to expound
the principle Of bankruptcy. Said he
4 90 10 o storekeeper and buy five
pounds worth Of things and don't pay,
Some time after / 60 to Q judge and
cay, "I owe this man 1--WE pounds and
only got one" Then he says to me
'you give him the pound !" and he sayI
to the stOrekeeper, "You give back
receipt for Eve pounds." Then tnC
Judge says to me, "Al right; now yoT
20 and do It again."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The breech.loading gun and earth.
works have only been appreciated at
their true value In warfare, during the
present war between Turkey and Rus.
sla. General Skobelef made the fol.
lowing good comment upon them in
conversation with some English officers
recently: England will reason from
the emergencies before Plevna 10 Q
most important conclusion, namely:
That on the basis of redoubts and
feld.works, like those around Plevna,
she will be able, with her militia, to
wage war against the great Continental
powers"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

IT is duo to the retiring Postmaster
at this place, Mr.. E. D. Fisher, TO say
that he has made a most competent
and faithful officer, to whom We will
take this occasion 10 tender our grateful
acknowledgment for nunerous cour-
.esies. For the young gentlemen
Messrs. VIM. s. and Emmett Parker,
natives Of our town, who have been
employed and trained by him in the
duties Of the Office, and who have been
unexceptionably attentive and polite,
there is but one feeling Of good will
and sympathy in the community and
OF desire that their services may be
retained.-[ Jackson Clarion.