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Spring HILL COLLEGE.
(sr. JosErH'B.)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA

This long Instiution so favorAhIy kr
To tho people OF the south, will upon 'ta EsstY
eighth Schol astio year
CTOBER B. 1873
The Plan OF instruction Consists Of three princspa
mnrciAl The Preparatory course lasts year
Is intended to prepare tho Younger sudeus hiEho4
class. either in the Classical O Comm brci course
The CLASSICAL. Course lasta DIX years and
braces all the branchea Of thorough Collegiate and
University Education. AT the oud OF tho HlXth year
those who give proofs OF the regulate In the
Crock aud nSuARna pEea-
and the higher branches of Mathems:os entitled
to tho degree OF A. Il. (nRChclOr of Arta
The Degree of Master OF Artr "A. NJ Is awarded tn
those Who devote second tho study of Phiicao
ply and ScrLce In the c0ieR" who have pASsod two
years in the practice OF a learned prufcaa.nG.
The COMMERCIAL l. tuUrso ttats = ..IlU years And
mbraces all the uranchea usually tauEh! tu Commercial
the ftth and siI tn years Of the Casso. The
Students attend lecture iu Natural Philosophy aud
ChCmEtry with the tuOmhvTa Of the Graduating ciAaS-
Tho age OF admission is from nine 10 hIosn yoArsI
and 10 bs admitted one must previously know how %
road and write.
TERms PsH sEEsIOS MONTH";.
Entrance Fee hTst year only is ~
Board. Tuition Gud Washing, ray AOso half yearly, - -
ana III ~ ~
Medical lt W
Bed and BoddiuG.--- IL W
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
PRESIDENT OF SPRING Hill. CpLl-EJL
Near Mobile All
THE JESUIT FATHERS,
Corner Baronne Snl Common streets, Now OrieAua,
T.. POuRSINE. Coilr % Agent,
st227s ~ 40 Grnvier street, New prloau1
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COLLEGE o. III,
MMACULATE PTIoN,
Corner of Common and Baronne stroetS
NEW ORLEANS.
TOLLEGE

This Literary Institution incorporated by the State
Louisiana and empowered to confer degrees, IL
Quoted by Fathers Society Of The bnc
nps are well adapted for educational purposes. a
entirely cut of from the street Is reserved oI
that from the arrival OF the pupils ct 1880
I'M till their departure at P. they are constaE sy
aecuded and supeTintendsd
The Course Of Instruction Is threefod, Preparatory
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory COurse 10 for bsginners.
The COMMERCIAL Course is for those students who d.
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classic Course is for those who desre to have
complete education. .
French 10 taught in the three courSes.
Students are admitted unless they know SoW "
road and write. 80
The moral and glous training Of the studenAa ths
IeadinR q object of the Instructors.
Every Month report Is sent to psrents, stating cor
duot progreas rank in class an attendance.
The academical year begins on Tho First Monday
of October and closes towards tho nd OF July.
TERMS
OD
Tuition payable in Ad vAnoe. and In United StAtes
currency, every two months. W
my26 7sly RRv. GAUTRELET' President
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IMMATURE LIVES OF THE SAINTS.
November 25.
ST, LEONARD OF PORT MAURICE.

ST, LEONARD OF PORT MAURICE.
St, Leonard was born at Port Maurice,
A. d, 1915. He had an uncle at Rome,
who, hearing of his nephew's promise, cent
for him and educated him in the Holy
City. There Leonard became brother of
the Little Oratory, and used to speak,
when an old man, of the blessings he had
he was engaged in study and works OF
mercy, God called him into religion /; and
after great deliberation he entered the
franciscan Order. For five years his
health failed him !; but he YVES restored by
the special intervention of our Lady and
he vowed to her in gratitude to give him
self to the conversion of sinners. His first
act on leaving his room was to perform the
Way of the Croes and thenceforward he
went throughout Italy preaching penance;;
"Either pepance OF hell" He gave 3l6
missions and in ZIG different places he
established the perpetual alteration of the
Most Holy Sacrament. He lived always
on alme, and went from town to town
barefoot. He used to ecourge himself in
the pulpit, and often tainted from exhaus-
tion. 81 wish not for rest on EARTH" he
would say, 'but in paradise" When
urged to omit the Holy Sacrifice he an
swered, "One Mass is worth all the treas
ures of the world" Between the missions
he used to give emissions to himself" He
died in l75l, on his way to preach in Rome,
at the age of seventy-fve.
In the last year of his life, st. Leonard
thought nothing would SO much lead men
to persevere, after the Jubilee of 1850 in
Rome, as the regular practice Of the Way
of the Cross. Accordingly he erected the
Stations in the Coliseum, and with the
approval of the Sovereign Pontiff, the
Confrate rnity of the Lovers of Jesus and
Mary undertook to visit them in process
sion, and to bring as many as possible to
join in this holy exercise. This was the
Saints last work for Rome, and it endured
till the present evil daye. How often do
we, who have still the power, make the
Way of the Cross?
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FUNERALS, MARRIAGEs, ETC.-Attention is
called the card of Coroner j. G. Roche, which We
publish in advertising columns Ho will take
charge funerals and the embaming OF bodies Having
been raised in the business and having studied it
thoroughly the Coroner fails to give perfect sat
isfaction He has carriages in ali to
in the land, hnd employs mono but experienced and
polite drivers. His charges invariably totO Call on
him at 25O and 252 Magazine street.
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November 80.
ST. ANDREW, APOSTLE.

ST ANDREW, APOSTLE.
ST, Andrew is named by the Greeks the
Protoclete, as it was his privilege to be
the "first.called" of the Apostlee- He was
one of the fishermen of Bethsaida, and
brother perhaps elder brother, of st. Peter,
and became a disciple of st. John the
Baptist. He stands quite in the back
ground of the Gospel narrative, yet the
few traits recorded of him suggest vatu-
able lesson. He seems always eager to
bring others into notice wnen calleo MIN
self by Christ on the banks of the Jordan,
his fret thought was to go in search of his
brother, and he said, "We have found the
Messias," and he brought bin to Jesus.
When some Greeks at Jerusalem desired
to see Jesus it was Andrew who, with
Philip, spoke for them and introduced them
to our Lord. It was he again who, when
Christ wished to feed the five Thousand in
the desert, pointed ont the little lad with
the five loaves and fiehess Hence Nenera-
BILE Bede calls him the "introducer to
Christi and we learn that an essential
ouality for an apostle is to be forgetful of
self and thoughtful for othere.
forth upon his mission to plant the faith in
Scythia and Greece, and at the end OF
wears of toll to win martyrs crown.
After suffering q cruel scouTging at Patr@
in Achaia he was left, bound by cords, to
die upon a cross,
When st. Andrew first caught sight OF
the pibbet ON which he was to die, he
erected ore the precious wood with JOY: 40
GOOD cross" he cried, "made beautiful by
tbe limbs Of Christ, 30 long desired, now
so baopiIy found! Receive me into thy
arms. ar and present me to my Master, that
He who redeemed me through thee may
now accept me from thee" Two WnGie
cross alive, preaching with Outstretched
orms from this chair of truth TO all who
came near, and entreating them not to
hinder his passion.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.

Parents in quest of a frst.cass school for their
daughters will do well to Investigate the claims of this
celebrated Academy. For thoroughness in every de-
partment of femae education Mount de Chantal
preeminenty high Great attention given to perfect
the pupils in writing and speaking Frenchwith fuency.
For those sufficiently advanced, it is the language of
their alton hours. The purity of accent aed
of pronunciation acquired in this Institu ton
have been subject of surprise to the native Parsiau
The rsnown for the superiority of music is wide
spread to have made the Academy amost a national
One feature, III particular that should recon-
mend Mount de Chantal TO the sensible parent Is the
inf exercised 10 form the pupils to views and hab
OF economy, and 10 render The really practical and
useful women CT society in after years Simplicity in
dress 10 enforced by rule.
These facts united by the exceedingly moderate ra
of board and tntion tS2 per anuum) will, We trust
to this school large and desirable
il the future as it has OF joyed in the past
For further particulars apply for prospectus to the
Drectress of Mount de Chan tai cademy OF the Vista.
tion Wheeling, West Virginia. aull 3m
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ST. VINCENT's BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
DONALDSONVILLE, Id.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

This Institution Is located in the abovenamed health
fu little village situated at the junction OF the Mis-
sssppi and the Bayou Laourche 1t is Rccess bic
al ali seasons the year both by railway and water
Parents will find for their daughters, in this Inatl
tut{on all the facilities for Christian ana refined
ducaton the of Instruction being tho same a.
that puraued at st. Josephs Academy EmmettsburR
MARYLAND OF which IL is branch. The buildings and
grounds are Ppacious and com modious.
In consideration of the changed condition Of the
South the terms have been reduced to nearly half
= he academic year Is divided into two sessons Of
Ave mont hs each first commencing Septem6er lBt
and the second February lst-
TERRS-PayAble In Advance;
B,atd aad Tuition including wasbin 2, IN ending 49,.
bed and bedding per session -----....--...t IS 60
~ "
Tapestry Painting. etc extra charges.
Mos c, Plano. ct Profess ore price.
Books and Stationery, at current prices. le5J 4n
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Corner of Dryades and Clio Streets,
sKw oRLEAKF, LA

Tbrough the kindness of Rev. T. j. Kenny. the
Ch1isriAu Brothers have been enabled to establish
themselves perm Arently in the above location.
The bnII'ing is large and oommodious, has been
recently repaired and improved very extensively. 1t
contains every facility tcesssry for the education
OF young for the various duties and employ,
ments of business life whether clerks accountants
merchants bankers profes ,iona in any other
calling where a knowledge of the specal bran ches
taught may be made available.
TERMS.
Tuition in Senior Department, per quarter OF p
months, pay able in RdvRLCe fl5 90
Intermediate Department ..-.---. ...---.-.-. - ~
Preparatory Department, for young boys-..-- 10
Books and Stationery furnished the Students at cur
rent rates.
The Session begins the First Monday in Octo
ber and closes about the first Of July following.
au4tf BRO. OLIVER, Director.
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The Insttut ion is situated on the heiRhts surFonni
ing the city of Macon at an elevation of nearly coo
above the level of the The surroundings are
beautiful and picturesque. Being below the snow
line, the climate is exceeding mild and FREQ from al
malaria it is especially recommended for students OF
delicate constitutions who may wish TO enjoy all the
advantages Of Florida without Its distance and incon
veniepces. Macon is2)0 miles northwest Of Savannah
direct railroad and elegraphic communication
with all paIts of tho country. The various branches
o complete college education are thoroughly impart
ed by a competent staff of Professo ors and Tutors
The domestic department Is urder the care of the
Sisters of Mercy.
Board and Tuition in all the College branches
VIM. H, GROSS, d. D.,
Bishop OF Savannah President
N. B-CAtalogues, with full particulars forwarded
upon application. my26 Am
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ST. sTANIsLAUs
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAT sT. LOUIS, MIsstssGPPI.

This Institution. chartered by the state LeE'lstuIo
and conducted by tho Brothers of the SAored Heart
b.S been in successful operation since 1855 Beautifully
tnSted on the Of the Bay an erica
80 yiaI of the Gulf and AhordinR all the AdvAn tAgSs
OF the sea breoze and bathing in the summer s sRsE
S6 IocatIon h great Indictment to heathfui oxeroise
d An usement {or the pupils The Comm eroiA Course
oonpriEeS Ali the breaches Of good EnEliSh oducAasn
~OA1N-N TREhB;
BOARD and Tuition per session payable haIi IN
eovShoo -. .::tnr ,..-....-...--... IS 90
WhRhlhk, Pof .oIaS Iontion 90
BeoolhR, RoI 'O"'iO' w. --.........-.-..--- 5 90
Vacation Il sIen the institution So "
'"N-' KITRA cHAEGEs:
Piano and Violin per month, sEoh 1850 y
USs Of Piano. per month y y
llute PtI , niOti ,cr - nntb -. 1 %
spHpi5h And German languages, per month, each "
For further particulars, apply TO
BRO. FLORImOHD.
my25 '7s!T Dire5tor OF 'ae |o'ieEe'
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. SIMEON'S SELECT SCHOOL,
No. 13l Anuunciation Street,
Between ThslIa and Melpomepo Streets.

This Institution conducted by tho Sisters OF Char.
tyl VIII reopen Oh Move mher tth, l-5s.
1hs Sisters consider themselves eolont tiouI ly
bound respond to the reposod in them
parents and guardians, by giving 10 their pupils u
Christian ard vrtunus education strictly attending to
their Intellectual Improvement and cuttvAting that
refinement of manners whch will tt them for society
The course of instruction tbnsed upon that pursued
at ST Josephs Emmetsburg.I embraess Osthogra ply,
Reading Grammar Rhetoric, Compositop. Plain and
Ornamental Whiting rraciical and Rational Arith.
meIic Book keeping Prime p'os Of Algebra aud Geo.
metry. Ancient aud Modern Geography with the Of
Maps and Gloeos), Astronomy. Sacred and rtnfaus
History Biography and Mythology. Natural lntellt =.
uai aud Moral Philosophy, Logic. Botany and Chens.
try, French, Music.
TEkMS rER MONTH rAYAuLE IN ADVANCE.
Englsh Clh ses, Ia IN TO $40
EntraI e - pa''i nut once
Music. Drawing form extra charges
General observations \ month commenced will
be considered month compile ed, deduction be Z
made for absence 3 Rocks and stationery furni
by the INSTITUTION at current prices Visitors
earnestly requested TO call ouly saturdays between
the hours OF H. and o'clock TO prevent the interruP
tion CT schole site exercises.
ALSO
ST VINCENTS SCHOOL, in conr &C ton with the
above, will open the day. ocS7 7stf
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THE LOCQUET-LEROY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute
DAY AND EOARDING SCHOOL,
Camp Street 2Sn
Betw CAlliope and Poeytarre.
DA Z AND 90

Tho eighth scholasio year OF this hrS,olssA Vuo
wel1known fnstitute with c"mptet" and able eorps
achera will open MONDAY, ibth oi SeEtom bef
The entire course OF study embraces all tran ohos
OF y solid instruction English and FrenCh,
Particular attention Ia paid to ths tnatrrctior OF
ChristiAu Doctrine, under tho direction Of a PreSt
desgnated by the Most Rev Archhishop Nc" Orleans
most conscientious care
I he second session Of the KlNDEBG AK ZEN, VIII
open Monday. September 3lth, where children OF
both sexes admitted.
Terms moderate 10. u 9TH departments.
catalogues of tho Institute and cIrcuArs OF bS
Kindergarten apply TO g0 Camp street to the PTtneEs
Bookstores, add ;ess Box lIJJ, POStothce NeS ur
leans Au2576 "
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Tccember l.

Eigius, goldsmith at Paris. was 60 com j. =,
.br@ne. With the gold and precious stones
civen him he made two. Struck By his
rare honesty, the king gave him an aP-
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST JOSEPH's ACADEMY
FOB YOUNG LADIES,
% CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
NEAR EMMITsBURG, FREDERICK COUNTY,
MARYLAND.

This institution pleassn situated in healthy
pcturesqu part Frederick county, Maryland half
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount st.
Marys College. It was commenced in 1909, and moor
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland in lele The
buIldings are convenient and spacious
-TERhs
The academic year is divided into two sessions Of Eve
Board and Tuition per academic year including
Bed and Bedding, WaShing, Aending and 49,. ~
Doctor o Zee --S1OSo
I. E-for each session lzS W
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year s divided into two Sessions Of
each the frat Nor day
of Septem Der and the Arst of February.
Letters OF inquiry directed to the -.
noIo7s 1y st Joseph's Academy EmmitsburE, Nd.
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST. .ARTS.)
PARISH or ST. JAaEs Ia

~NA>A''AA ~ o. 80 an bsA.,
Situated on the MissSsipp River Sixty Bilss sSoyO
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent ostAbl' 'EhmeuG IRsar
porSted by law OF tho LegslAturo empowered 10
grant dplomAS and degrees, opots on tho FIRST
TUESDAY of October every year. II Is under the
objection OF the MArlst .FAthcrs who form = society
specially 'evoted TO education. College Point Coo
vent LArdnG are convenient and regular PLACES
for steam bt at" going to and returning from New
OrloAns
Payable in u. 5. curronoy half yearly in advance,
Board tniuon, "AsntnE and stationery per Of
Doctor fees and medicine ordinary caHoa of M
nees tfor AID, per nnnum Observation-Disclosures. le
per 10
Entrance fac. to be paid onir o.......-.--. 10
- Extra Charges
German or spanish. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q
Drawing
Iso OF philosophical Apparatus and ChsmicRls.--. 10
NJ Professor q charges
Violin or Piano. with use of instrument per iaonth
-
School Books, StampS, and other school neoesAAriss
at current prtoes
Bedding whom provided by the College per Annun SlS
N. B.-All music leSsons be paid for monthly
In advance.
| ktb Grkoo, the MoHt Rev. of
Ih" Rev. Clergy OF AlGiers.
For further details, apply tho Rev. Prea ldent
the College or to
MIR. p. PoURsINE
| h-d 'e ~ NO 100 GrH~ter atreet, Now prieans.
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TRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. .JOHNBAPTIsr,
TUSCALOOSA ALA.

The most healthy and delightful situation in tho
South with extensive grounds excellent water. etc.
Thorough course of instruction Terms modsrSto.
For further particulars apply to
Ault - ~ THE MOTHER SUfEhloh.
SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
~ Literary InHtiuts DAY and evening seAstons the
entire year ocCtivs syst, y branches OF study
daily lectures, gymnasium tI Tcisrj special care
given native capacity dl ppeitOn, fnAnBeTB. healt
and morals nOEsertariAn srudents FREQ to college,
and debating society full faculty. ladIeo &c
Gel yed the Commercial ard scsntFfc DspATtments
by the essive d!scsrn nR and rotip
has actual counting rooms. banking shipping
business offices with AL the books OF ~ count coz
Cial sttuments, papers etc lecture and study It
are la 20 well yeutAtad and The most beausif II :
fnrnishOi In the country has all necs1ary Ct t5sB
teaching ard pm losuphCt spDarau- spscta ella - sB
In particular sJudieB, at from q TO T. per month.
GEO, SOCLE PrustdaEs
N b Revolution in mum berH-iuvO TestiunOnial3.
"SOULE'S SERIES or PHlLOSOPklC Ak1fH,
METICS" This seris1 present the rAreBt OF taS
SricrC r., Of Eumb. They teach that truth In
batter old aud that facts and reason
batter than f4llACOus theories however ancient or
nU.ned SyIloEtstic auAlogiCal and EHinmAtc reAsou
Ing instsad abtrhr rules il u-rd throughout this
series OF books Teachers supplied atp Tor cent dia
count Address Geo Souie. Pres don't of hOulo's Con-
msrcal aud Literary College. New Orleans La
'r1
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CoTEAU, PARISH OF ST LANDRY


This College inoorpor by the State Of Louisi
with the privilege Of couferring Academic Degrees
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society Of Jesus.
The plan of inHtru ton en- the ord
OF Science, Literature and they
are taught in otb er Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October lat
Board, Tuition Washing per year .......... ee5o
Entrance Fee flor the first onl ly)......-.. 10
Medical Fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bed and Bedding. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Payments must be made half yearly in advance.
For further particulars apply to
+. POURSlNE & CO., Agents
au1s IS iy 40 Gravier street New orleana
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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
HOLY GROSS.
NEW IBERIA, ATTAKAPAS, L.

This Institution, under the special patronage of His
Grace, the Most Rev Archbishop of New Orleans, Ia
delightfully."- situated the banks of the bayou
OF tho most healthy and picturesque localities
the State. In addition to the bens ts OF Christian
education, 1t promises thorough instruction In the
different branch OF commerce
TEHMs,
Board and Tuition. per Rnnum- e2OO Oe
w ashirR per ~ w
Entrance Fee, first only OC
Doctors Fees medicines comprsedl 10 G
For further information apply at the Morning Star
Office address tho President at tho College. ~
st. MARY'S ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BIZ THE SISTERS OF LCRETTo,
MONTG OMERT, ALA.
Board and Tuition, per session 600 ce
Apply for a Circular. "eIy
PIO MONO COLLEGE,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Session Opens Tuesday September 24th, 1878.
FULL CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND COMMKR
CIAL COURSE.
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This long established Institution kavorabIy
to tho people OF the South, will cntor upon e. stY
ei Ehth Scholastic year on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-03

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
Whereas, GEORGE Fl. BRAUGHN. of the city
of New Orleans, has applied to me for the can
collation. of his official bond. drawn and sub
scribed by him on the twenty-ninth day of
June, 1876, as principal, for the sum of 100000,
with Andrew Hero, Jr.. and G. G. Haley. as sure
ties, each for the sum of $4,000, conditioned for
the faithful performance of the duties OF said
George Fl. Braugbn as Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral of the State Of Louisiana,
Therefore. J. FRANCIS T. NICHOLS. Gov
ernor Of the State of Louisiana, do hereby give
public notice to all persons therein concerned
and interested to show cause in writing, at the
office of the Secretary of State, in the city OF
New Orleans within ninety days from and after
the last publication hereof, why the afore de
scribed bond and the mortgage resulting there
from should not be Cancelled and annulled and
the above named securities should not be dis,
charged from any further responsibilities In
the premises.
Given under my signature and the seal OF the
State of Louisiana, at the city Of New Orleans
this tenth day of July. in the year Of our LORD
one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight
FRANCIS T. NICHOLS.
By the Governor:
WIhL A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State Jyl1 30E
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TRUSTEES,
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR.. W. BILLIE, Specialist for all Chronic Dis
eases, Private Diseases and Female Diseases
has Just returned from Europe Office, 1856 Canal
street, between Dryades and Rampant streets
caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS cured In q
short time. Private Diseases treated after new
sure and quick method. Female Diseases treated
with greatest SUCCESS.
Dr. Bille's reputation az skilled and success.
ful physician Is already years ago established
In New Orleans s and yenlfg ana hag gped
had failed to benefit, which is we'll known to the
public. DR.. Bile Is graduate from one of the
best colleges In Europe, and was for years as
gistant physician to Prof. Rleord. Paris. Con.
situations and correspondence strictly conf.
Dental. Charges moderate. 1876 Canal street
Oh, W. BILLIE gas Canal street. de8 R