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PLEASANT HOMES.

Parents, strive to make your homes plea
SAINT and attractive! If you would have
your children grow up pure, heaithy' ana
beautiful, attempt not to destroy their love
for beautiful things and healthy recreatlGe' e
Do not labor with such cold, rigid, self
denying economy to hoard up money to
beetow upon them at your death; rather
devote q portion of your surplus income to
embellisbing and beautify ing yonr dwelling,
and furnishing your boys and girls with the
means Of home enjoyment. Introduce lnto
your family circle Innocent amusemonts
and, above all, yourselves join and assist
the young in their recreations and plans for
social diversion.
Many parents will crush with frown
every attempt at hilarity on the part OF
their children they will Danish all amuse-
ment and gsyety from tho family circle,
and cause a eh ade of gloom to settle over
their homes. What is the course of the
children, of such parents To escape from
the oppressive atmosphere of home be
comes the governing motive OF All theif
actions. When away from the Immediate
care of their parents they secretly go to
places which they have been forbidden to
| visit, aud mingle with children with whom
| they been told not to associate; then they
| will Immediately become more bold and
hardened, and plunge deeper and deeper
into the sea of forbidden pleasures, and re-
eort to falsehood to ehie'd themselves from
| dete cton.
Are not such parents, in measure, res
ponsible for the sins of their childrenf The
young will have enjoyment; and it they
cannot find it at home they will seek II
elsewhere, in doubtful places and in doubt
fnl company. They are full of vitality ane
gayety they have a natural and ungovern
able deaire for social Intercourse, and tha
desire must be gratfsd legitimasely, or l
may be illegitim ately. Attempt to sup
press it. and you will ruin your children
direct it in the proper channel, and yo'
will canse them to grow up happy and con
tented into the best and noblest of men ant
women.
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Wednesday, October 4, 1876.
with the old advantages of sound Classical and
Commercial Education, the Directors Of tho College
now offer to their patrons the additional advAn'
superior to the former College In point of ventSton
arrangement and accommodation.
for three hundred years has devoted itself to the
Education Of youth, have their favor the great Ad
they profess give based upon Religion and Morality
and ts only to Adorn the minds of thor
pupils with useful knowledge but also to n:til into
their heArs the esteem OF virtue and practical love
the duties they will have TO discharge In after
The Plan of Instruction consiata Of three principal
Courses: the Preparatory tho Classical and the Com
merciHl. Tho Preparatory course lasts year and
is the younger students for higher
The CLASSICAL Course iSsts years and
braces all tho branches Of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. AZ the end OF the sixth year
of the eIusite kno wledHe in the
Crock and Latin lAngUaGes and show sufficient proi
cheney in Mental aud N-rurAl Philosophy, Ghemlsty
and tho higher branches Of MathemstcA are entitled
to the degree Of A. Il. tBachelor OF Arts.
The Degree Of Muster of Arts "A. NJ is awarded 70
ply ScieLoe in the College who have passed two
yeHrs the practice OF learned pr0tession.
The COMMEta;IAL NJ Course lssta THHEE years hnc
embraces all tho branches uHuy taught in ComTnercis
Colleges The third of this course corresponds TO
the Nth and iIth years Of the Classical course Tbs
Students attend lecIwes IN Natural Philosophy 6n0
Chsnstry with ers of the Graduating "'EBS.
The az. of Admission IL from nine to hfteen yesrS
and 10 be admitted one uusI previously know now 70
road nn! write.
TERNs sEssIoN MONTH";
Entrance Foo, nrsJ yoAT UnIy ---.-.---.-S 10 "
Board, Tuition and Wac hing payable halfyeAry, .
and in advAnCe..---- 0G1 W "
Bed and Bedding. IL W
Circulars can be obtained by addressing tho
N-' oD % '1A@' Near nobiio Ala.
THE JESUIT FATHERS.
P. POUKSINE, Collage Agent,
seIQr6iv I+n Gravier Atreet Nov Orleans.
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE ., -u,
NACULATE CONCE PTION
Corner Of Common and BAronne streets.
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution by the State OF
IouIaInnn and empoWered confer deRrees, In o0n
duotod Fathers OF Society Of Jesus The Su9
OFF from the stree iS reserved tor
reoreSon that from the arrival Of tho pupils 81 7
A. NJ. till their departure nt p NJ, they are constantly
oecluded and superintended.
The OF Instruction Is threefodI preparatory
Commercial and Classical.
Tho Preparatory Course 10 for beEinners.
The Commercial Course 10 for those studenta who do
not vish 20 learn Latin and Crock.
The Course Ii for those who dosire TO have
complete education.
French IL taught in the three courses.
Students not admitted, unloSS they know how 70
read and Write.
and training Of thO BtudentSi 10 the
lead nR object Of the instructors.
Evory month . report is sent to parents stating con-
duct, progress rank in olAAs and attendance.
The acadenicAl year beRiRs on the First Monday
of October and olOSos towards the end OF July.
Entrance Fec, %.
Collegiate COurpe payable In advance, and In Unooa
StAtos currency two months, eSO
myi4TSiy R1v. +. GAUTRKLET President
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ct VINCENT'S BOARDING School
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT DONAL LDsONVILLB. Ia
cnNnuCTED by THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

This Institution s located in the above nAmed health
full ht-le village situated at The junction Of the MAaa
sIpp, river and the BAvou LHrOnrch" 1t is a"ccSnmr
at All ,easnna Of wear both bv ra'lwA and water
Parente will hrd for their dsughtera In this 1nsttn
ton all faculties for Chratian aud refined oduca
ton tbo of inRtruCton being the as that
nurrued at st Joseph's y csdemy. Emmettsburg AHEy
land. of VtiCh IL is a braI CHI The buildings And
pronp ds are sp 4cious and oommndous.
In consideration OF tho changed condition OF the
Souh the tsrms have nearly half price
Tho year divided into se-siops OF dVe
months each the hrst commencing SePtem Der lBt And
the Soc md February lst.
TERhS-PAyAble in Advance:
Board and Tuition including washing meDdinX -
bed aud bedding, p-r session. .-----------SE y "
n, ---'
French language ~ w
Tapestry, PaintinR eto extra chaERSs
Music Piano. at PTofeEsor's price.
Books and Stationery, At current prieoS
For further particulars, References can be made In
porson different Institutions of Now Orleans o.
By IoCtsr to the Sisters Mt Donadsonville JyS IN
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WHAT IS SAID OF THE YOUNG CArAoLIo'g

ILLUSTRATED READBRs":
The Catholic Publication Society has Just reoeivSd
tho following approval Of Its School Series fron the
venerable Archbishop of Oregon:
PORTLAND, OREGON Aug n. 1875.
L. Kehoe, Esq
Catholic Publication Society rendering Holy
ss % R
only equal to of like character but also. In mat
S paS
and recommend the Serfes to parents. teaohers and
Yours truly. IF, N, BLANCHET.
Ps-Your series is in use in Oregon since last year
| ST. IGNA11us CoLLKGE 4I3 w. I3Ta ST., Z
L Kehee. Esq New York,
Dear sir-PeAse accept tho thanks OF theIFAoulty
fGT the t6Frs soS Sogmss entitled
SoSH for The nae T,c Of SGh9cs and my wish s "a the: shsg
'A HA'''' very JOHN 5cigS'tiF G. FENNExAM, B. j., SEQ
O.. A1oYsys' AcADaMV, "a
Frankfort, KY. May n 1875. 81
Dear sr-The sixth, Fifth Fourth and hird Readers
are reoeiVed with many thanks Assure you that I
as this Series The Subiects tho reading saA
into shs ASaG"%y "nd win avse ohsrs 70 do he
Z. PLAv1AM
Prom the Boston PhotI
Tho Third Reader - certainly Of tho best reader
have II Ia admirably arranged, th
solrcttonr are interesting and tho cravings give LIZ
| and beauty TO tho books.
From Bro wnsOns RevisV.l
they the h v have examined. and We Dc
not to for long time BE- PeferrSsIhO
theA.
From tho Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph
We safely sAy hat they decidedly thetkO
Catholic Readers published in this country.
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ST. vINCBNTs HOME FOR BOYS,
No. 81 Bienville Street.

Tho Rev. Fathers Of Holy CrOSs, in charge Of the
Home having completed extension Of the buildnR''
. few boys having Paronts or guardians able t" pay
small Sum for their board and education. Willie re-
os1vod Those under twelve years Of age viii bs ket
At school a. the Home and those over twelve yearS
win bo Sont to Holy Cross Model FArG. Whole they
win employed half the day the farm and thS Other
half ~ school.
Apply 70 d. P. BOAALAh, Fro6eSAN
n1da 1i CSRm0n StrOSS,
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan ASylums At Matches, H1S0S-
Sppi will receive boys and GIrls boarderA for the
charge Of $40 per month, always paid In HdvAnoa
This will pay board, lodging washing and suitOs
The girls must pay extra fifty cent? Per month for tn
use of the uniform.
The boarderS will hAv the same fare and trOAtmoE
ns the orphAnS.
This arrangement is mndo fer the espeoiA aOoOmRs-
dAtion of Catholic families with limited means, that
wish 70 give their children plain Catholic education
ntttIo expense or at least to give them Eow months
Of particular preparation for their First CommuniOS
and Confirmation.
Children, however, who not Catholics will AhO
| be received.
Apply to the Brother Director Of D'Evoroux HA
Orphan AsyIum or to the Slater Servant Of st. NAEy
Orphan Asylum, Matches Mississippi JA3o 70 ly
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EDUCA. ONAL.
INSTITUTION
TIERS OF ST. JOS E p Ii
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, on the Sea Shore.

Tho government throughout this establishments 10
mild and parental Tho pups sepNrAted IRON
their Recreation table dorm
the for all. In short, everything tends TO
mote union between the Sisters and the
Young lAdieS intrusted to their motherly caro-
The 10 thorough and solid and in harmony
With the society. Tho comprises
i'm both and Frenoh) all tho branches OF know
lodge cultivated the present day Each language 10
taught by of respective countries - to In
correct pronunciation. go ,,,.
Tho academical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution premiums to which parents arc in
vited ,.-. --,-, ..--., -
solicitude. Governing those placed under their ohA
by moral aston alone, the Sisters of ST Joseph
vor to nc ulcate principles of solid Piety, require
of polite and amiahe department and
and Affect tow ards parents
PUPILS of all denomin atone are admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the Boarding
School is the Bay 81. Louis whore the Sisters
of st. Joseph have hourshinH academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows a..
Boarding, per three months. .-------'SSa ~
Washing " -.1------..-------- ~ ~ %o w
Entrance, - ~ ~ ~
Music Lessons and use OF fIustrument---.--.s - oo
Drawing Lessons-
Pastel oil painting according the amber OF pupa
| Needlework in all 10 var!"tios golden mbroidery
artificial Is taught tho boarders thout e1srn
| charge. 80, =. 49,.
FOR further partoulars address, Snperorese OF tne
Acndeny of the Sisters of ST. Joseph, Box i5 New Or
' THOMAS LAYTON,
| de2476ly OF q. d. ELDER, Agent.
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
or. RARTS)
PARISu OF AMR2 LA

IEtFEhSON COAAAGcy
or. RARTs)
PARISH OF ST. JANIS, LA,
Situated on the Mssissippi River, Sixty Miles ASoN
Row Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment tnoor
porated by = law Of tho Legislature. and empowered
grant diplomas and degrees, will opeA on TUES
DAY October Id 1878. II Is under the Director
Of tho Aarst Fathers who form society specially DO
voted to education College Point and Convent Landing
are and regular places for stoam boat
going to and returning from Now Oreans.
TKRas
PAYABLE in U s. currency half yearly In advance;
Board tuition washing and stationery, per term OF
Doc sors feos ard medicine ordinary Of ILL.,
| for AiD, per annun ~ Nv
Entrance fee to be paid only yonoe.---.-----.--- 10
| - Extra Charges
| German or Spanish 20 70
| ~
| Use of Philosophical Apparatus and ChsmcAa. W
vain or Piano With uae Of us.r meat per month
Use of instrum and music Lessons brass BAnd)
|
School Books Stamps, and other hool neoeaaaries
| current prices
Bedding when provided by the College, per annum "a
| NB.-An music lessons to be paid for monthly
In advance.
His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New Orleans
| The Rev. Clergy OF Algiers.
For further details, apply to tho Rev Presldent' ~
tho College, or to . ,>o,,r,,-
ocf9 78 ly No. i40 GrAvler street, Now OrleAnn
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ct. MARY'S ACADEMY,
pRYADEs STREET,
Conducted by the Nuns Of st. Dominic.

The duties OF thts Institution win be resumed the
First Monday in September
The system OF education smbracos History, Geo
graphy the English and French Languages and Ltera-
ture Rhetoric, Mathematics, Book Keeping, Natural
Philosophy Logic, Metaphyscs
Special attention given RpstolAry Correspondence
and Composision also to TApes:ry Embroidery Plain
and Orr anu atal Heedlework.
Lessons in Painting and Wax work form extra
charGee
Lessons in vncA and Instrumental Music by
Professor Aus' 81
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OTHER SCHOOL hooks READY

Full Catechsm of the Catholic Religion,
proceeded by Short History OF Religion from
Creation Of the World TO the Present Time.
With Questions for Examination. TrAnalAted
from the German OF IsoV. J. DehRTbe, s j., by
Rev. John Faudsr. 4. J. FirBt American edi.
tiOn. Vol l6mo. ..-..--.---------..-.V =
Formby's Bible and Church History. Illus
trAted School Edition, with questions at the
end OF the book ! y
Fleury's Catechism, from the Creation of
Adam and Eve to the Present Time In 9uo0-
tions and Answers. By ReV. H FOrmby
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SCRIPTURE WITH MODERN HEADINGS -
During the continuation of the Moody and
Ssnkey revival in Boston ono of the newsPA-
pers in that city is publishing extracts from
the Bible, The young man who makes up the
headlines of the paper came out strong the
other day on "a Terrible, HesrtreudinG Disas-
ter-An Awful Flood, end Whole CGuGtry
from t6e Scene of the Disaster" Glancing
further down the column the reader was
staItIed with an account Of Noah and the M
flood. A young man who has bs en- bf91got uE
| in a Rtbls class now makes up tAe headlines.
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sAvED-2O PER CKST.-By calling on DE- l..
A. Thurbsr, corner Common and DeTStgny SNS0'"' pOL
all deatil operations.
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MIGHT SCHOOL
st. AIphonsus' Convent of Mercy.
Hours-sP N. to Il P.M.'
Teras made known at the Convent
SCHOOL.

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
Hours-s A. to P.
Iaasons in Music Vocal and Instru m eHtAl), Cold
Em bro.dery, wA1 Work Flowers, Dress Making, eta
Riven in private or in GLASS.
Particular attention Eiven 70 BOOKKEEPING Il
the Boys Department, )AS9
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosRPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.
Wednesday, October 4, 1876.

This established Institution favorably known
to the people OF tho South, will enter ts Forty
hfth SoholEstic year
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EDUCATIONAL.

ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Hear Emmitaburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution Is situated in healthy aad
picturesau part of Frederick county Maryland half
mile Fl ON Emmitsburg, and two miles from Acsnt ~
Mary College. II commenced in 1909, and inooE
porated by tao Legislature of Maryland in IsIe The
buildings convenient and spacious.
The academic il divided into two sessions Of ve
months each.
BED and Bedding, Washing, AendnK and ~ -.
Doctor fee - 80 -
l. 0' AL PAYABLK IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is vdsd into two Sessions Of ev
each beginpiag respectively the hrst MondA'
Of Septen ber and the frst of February.
Letters of inquiry directed TO the
nos 7s Iy It LoeeDh'e AcAismv EmInibseurp Nd
ST. MARY'S DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
GREENvILLE,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New Orleans
Dominic ooo upies beautiful site New Orleans
can contribute to an education solid and re
Aned.
Board and Tuition, per aunum. 500 Oh
Music. Drawing and Painting form extra charges
Scholastic duties resumed the ist Of September
| For further particulars address
| ocsS S7sly MOTHER PRIORRSS.
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WIN. H. SHEPARD
MANUFACTURERS AGENT
WHOLESALE DEALER
TEAS AND SPICES,
58... -Customhouse Street.
nHw oRLKAup A.
DIR. PRICES
CREAM BAKING POWDERS.
STEELE & PRICES
RELIABLE BAKING POWDERS.
SHEPARD's
IMPROVED HOP YEAST.
DIR. PRICES
LEMON sUGAE
DIR. PRICES
ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER.
DIR. PRIOE'S
SPECIAL FLAvoRING E1rRAcTA
DIR. PRICES
AMERICAN PERFUMES.
la VINA'S
EXQUISITE FLOWER ODOR9.
TOWNSBND'S
COUGH TRoCHEs.
BIXBI'S
MUC1LAGE, SCHOOL INK, DRY AMI
LIQUID BLUE. STOVE POLISH. sHoH
DRESSING, BEST SHOE BLEACHING, ETC
CORKS.
VIAL, WINE, FLASK, SODA. JAR CAR,
BOY, BUNGs, ETC.
Common and Xxx qualities.
IEAS.
ooLoNGa. ENGLISH BREAKFASTS, GUE
POWDERS 1MPERIALs, YOUNG HYsoEs
JAPANs TwANKAYs, BTC.
| All kinds and grades
GROUND SPICES.
BLACK PEPPER, WHITE PEPPER, ALL
. SPICE, JAMAICA GINGER, AFR1CAl
-G1NaER. CLOVES, CINNAMON, MACE,
In quarter pound cans and in bulk.
a All Of the above ROodS in store and for sale by
. VIM. II. SHEPARD,
q aoaa, So Customhouse Street.
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SCHOOL BOOKS IN PREPARATION

SCHOOL BOOKS IN PREPARATTOM
The Young Catholics Illustrated Bible end
Church HiStory. In one volume.
The Young CatholiC'S History Of the United
The Young Catholics GrammAr-sohOOl sPOlle
and Dehnor.
As we'll a. several otnor works - be AnnOuSoed here
after.
tits tho intention Of Catholic Pubeat0n soo.stV
70 isauo from tmo time all the books needed In
well regulated Catholic School.
Samples OF all sent. free.
Special t.rms for Introduction. Address the
CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY.
LAWRENCE KEHoE. GonorAl-AgeRt
swarreo street, New YOEk-
| Or CHAS D. IDER Southern Agent
I2s Camp street New Orleans
| In LouisIanA and AiAAiSsiPpi the Young CAthoA
Series Of Books swifty sprung into fAvar WttA
tho leading Catholic SohoOlS being alrendy used bg
the Sacred Heart and UrSulino Nuns rbe Metre Dane
| and Mount Carmel sisters the PN'UchAl Schools oA
ST. Thorosa's and S. JosopbS PATisses and numoEOao
other Catholic sehoOlS SoaterSa
! Of Kew Orleans and HAtahaE
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Tho Catholic Publication Society has prepared
New Series of School Books known by the above title
which ls copyrighted
The following books ready for dolverys
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The Young Catholics Illustrated Primer 80 70
The Young Catholics q Speller.-- 2S
The Young Catholics {" 1st Reader 25
The Young Catholics " I'd Reader Is
The Young Catholics " Sd Reader 60
The Young Catholics 4th Reader 7S
The Young Catholics 5th Reader 46
The Young Catholics 81 9Th Reader Is
The Young Ladies' Reader----1 so
The Young Catholics illustrated Table Book
and First Lessons in Numbers %
These Readers compiled by competent hAnda, anA
the proof have been carefully read and revised
by Rev. j. l.. SpAding, o T L. No labor or expense
has spared in getting up this Series Of Readers
Tho lllustrAtions made to
ILLUSTRATE THE TEXT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-19

WASHINGTON, January Is Ellis III.
Spear, OF Maine. has been nominated
commissioner OF pensions.
House; The concurrent report OF
the committee on counting the electo-
raj votes was then read and recommit.
ted. Mr.. Payne, of Ohio, chairman,
stating the report was signed by the
seven members OF the House commit.
tee, and by six OF the seven members
of the Senate committee, and also
stating he would soon move to have
the bill made special order 50 that
it might become law in good time,
as the day for the proceedings OF the
joint convention ia two weeks from
to-day, 1t being two weeks earlier
than the day fixed 10y the law.
The resolution reported 10y the Sc
lect committee on privileges OF the
House, ofwhich Knott, of Kentucky,
ia chairman, and which asserts that
the President of the Senate, has not
the right to count the electoral vote,
was debated but 1t would not take.
Adjourned.
In the Senate, Mr.. Edmunds, chair
man Of the jointlcommittee, said; ~
am directed, Mr.. President, by the Sc
lect committee raised under the revi-
sion of the Senate, Oh the subject of
the counting OF the electoral vote, to
submit report in writing with the
accompanying bill. The report is
signed, l am happy to see. by all the
members of both committees, II being
report in form, joint and several, Of
the two houses, with one exception,
and all that wish to say on this oc.
casion, after stating that We will de-
sire to take 1t up ut the earliest posi-
BILE day, as time is running fast, as
possibly, and hope indeed, on Satur-
day, day after tomorrow, but certainly
on Monday, TO press II 10 u ieterni-
nation, In some rm, stead
lily from that time forth
only wish to say,i in addition, that the
committee are Of the opinion that the
measure we recommend Is not what is
called compromise in any sense of
the term, but is y measure of justice in
aid OF the existencs Of n constitutional
government, and that In no sense OF
the term will any one have II just right
to say that anybody's opinions OF
views have teen surrendered. In nc
substantial respect is 1t new feature
of policy or of contrivance, but a
measure of constitutional justice for
the preservation of the peace aud or
| der Of the govern ment.
The report was ordered printed, read
the second time, and placed on the
calendar.
Adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-01-19
The Electoral Hill.

A Bill 10 provide for and regulate the count
ing OF the votes for President and Vice
President, and the decision Of questions
arising thereon, for the term commencing
S'arch 4, A. ID. 1877.
BE IL enacted, etc., That the Senate
and House Of Representatives shall
meet In the hall of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, at the hour OF one O'Clock
.. m. OF the first Thursday of Feb
ruary, 1877, aud the President of the
Senate shall be their presiding officer.
Two telers shall be previously appoint
ed Oh the part of the Senate and two
on the part Of the House of Represen-
tatives, to whom shall be handed, So
they are opened by the President OF
the Senate, all the certificates of the
electoral votes, which certificates and
papers shall be opened, presented and
acted upon in alphabetical order of the
States, beginning with the letter "a"
and said tellers having read the same
In the presence and hearing Of the
two houses, shall make list of the
votes as they shall appear from the
said certificates. The votes having
been ascertained and counted, as In
this act provided, the result of the
same shall be delivered to the Presi-
dent OF the Senate, who shall there
upon announce the result Of the vote
and the names Of the persons elected,
which announcement shall be deemed
sufficient declaration Of the persons
elected President and Vice President
of the United States, and, together
with list Of the votes,
shall be entered In the journals
of the two houses. Upon suoh read
ing of any such certificate or paper
when there shall be only one return
from a State. the President OF the Sen
ate shall call for objections. Ii any
objections, they shall be made In writ
lug, and shall state clearly and con-
cisely, aud without argument the
groul de thereof, and shall be signed
by at least one senator and one mem
Der OF the House Of Representatives
before they shall be received. When
all the objections 30 made to any vote
of proper form, from State, shall
have be ELI received and read, the Sen
ate shall there upon withdraw, and
such objections shall be submitted tt
the Senate for It's decision, and thu
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiyes shall In like manner submit sucf
objections to the House OF Representa-
tiyes for its decision, and no electora
vote or votes from any State from
which one return has been received
shall be regarded except by the afiir'