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GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. c.

Classical Depar tment opens september 5th. Address
the President.
Medical School, September I'd. Address FrRuCis a &.
Ashford nj. D. Dean 1880 New York Avenue
Warrington ID. G.
Law School October 81. Address William II. ID nnis,
Eco Office of Register of wills Washington, ID. Z.
u4st P. F. HEALEY. 8. j, President
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE LoCQUET-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate Institute
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL
$50. Camp Street. ..- 239
BstWe Calliope and Poeyfarro

The eighth scholastic yoar OF this hrstolaas Gpr
we'll known Institute with complete aud Ablo cops
OF sachers will epon MONDAY. iGth OF seq tise
ISIS The entire OF study embraces all bran ebs
OF solid instruction, Englsh and French.
Particular attention 10 paid to tho instructnr OF
Chrstian- Doctrine, under tho direction Of PriSak
desgnSted by the Most Rev Archbishop OF Now OrleA
Children prepared for First Communion with ths
most conscientious care
The SECOND session OF the RINDEBGARTEN viii
oIen on MONDAY. September 3pth, whero children o.
both sexes are admitted.
Ternis moderate for b th departments.
For catalogues Of tho Institute and orCulArA OF tAH
Kindergarten apply To o Camp street to the principal
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IT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NoTEE DAME, INDIANA,

Under the Direction of the sissers Of Holy Cross
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Corner of Dryades and Clio Streets,
NEW oRLEANg, LA.

Through the kindness OF Rev. t. ]. Kenny, the
Christian Brothers have been enabled to establish
themselves perm anenty in the above location.
The building is large and commodious has been
recently repaired and improved very extensively. 1t
contains every facility necessary for the education
Of young for the various duties and employ
ments of business life whether clerks accountants
merchants bankers profession in any other
calling where knowledge of the special branches
taught may be made available.
TERMS.
Tuition in SeIior Department, per quarter Of .!
months pay able in advance Sl5 90
Intermediate Department ..---- .---------.- IL W
Preparatory Department, for young boys-.---. 3 co
Books and Stationery furn shed the Students at
rent rates.
The Session begins the First Monday in Octo
Der, and cosos about the first of July following.
au4tf BRO. OLIVER, Director.
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ct. MARYs ACADEMY,

st. MARY'S ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF LoRETro
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Board and Tuition per session &So 10
Apply for q Circular. s.sIy
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This lon g.estabshed Institution, favoraby known
the people of the South, will enter it's Forty
ei Chth Scholastic year
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
Country nonses in Irclnnd.

NO one can 70 into society ms lCpre.
scented III the country houses Of Ireland
(says London paper without being
struck hy the singular absence Of
veneer which he will find there. We
90 not mean those country houses in
habitcd 10y people who spend their
season regularly in London. and who
differ i'll no way from the magnntts
with their houses in Yorkshire or Sus-
sex, bat the bona tie Irish country
houses, whose owners look upon Dublin
rs thcir metropolis and great shopping
town, and consideran occasional month
in London ~ an event 10 he elassed
with the ramblc in Switzerland or the
tour in Italy The visitor to one of
these houses will find no sham there
is no deception" His arrival will
cause no furry; lac will not be kept
waiting IN the drawing room while the
lady Of the house and the girls put
finishing touches 10 their beauty II is
ten 70 one that before lie has succeeded
III cyoklnE \ sound from the bell
probably broken ono Of the young
ladies will herself open the door, and,
with welcome bcaming from her honest
Irish gray eyes, III once insist on his
feeling himself n home. There will
be no false pride, no attempt To hide
defects, or To make up brag for poverty
Rather viii fun be extracted from the
very deficiencies, and the stranger will
ut once see that there If no danger Of
putting his hosts to confusion by de-
mandlng what ~ not 10 be had. II
there is but one man-scrvant, the host
will not complain Of the illness or tenn
porary absence Of mythical footman,
if the one man-scrvant is tipsy IN not
uncommon thing in the land Of John
Jamicson,) the hostess will not be the
least ashamed Of being detected assist
ing the maid 70 lay the cloth and arrange
the dinncr-tablc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15

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mi'nilS % 'eVe Nats anu II.ereum' VIII
lshS 70 grant me selnpie'e inaen"n-
ucISc ~ holihaha ana 0etvla' lhe 'rte
passage ~ 'lo slfat's !" tae hlShn
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y WAS JuS' 81 'hls pelt' ','al the NUS
stal's were Tue mest tisa' lheS ieit
W 'he o'hvf questions iot aiterior alS-
Eusslo ION apparently feeesnlfea the iaet
,''a' WI ih'Se quesueHs s sr Eo'
Inpc anu ho' haSS9a ana ,afkeN alone
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
An Interesting Find.

An account has lately been published
of the discovery iii Novai Icmai Of the
house built by Willcm Barcnts eele-
bratcd Dutch Arctic navigator III the
autumn Of 1896 The story Of the so
journ Of the party there was told by
Gcrrit de Vccr, The house has lately
been discovered. and there WAS found IN
II the entire outfit Of the party, in per
feet preservation. Around the house
were puncheons and heaps Of reindeer,
bear and walrus bones. Inside were
scamOn's chests, Il clock on the wall,
halbcrds and guns, and various ancient
articles for navigation Of unknown use.
A flute still gave ont feeble notes, and
there was copper dial 10 work on M
astrolabc. a quill pen may be still
written with, and candles, after 80
years, nrc Fill i'll good condition. An
Amsterdam flag MAS found, tire first
European color that passed winter IN
THO Arctic regions There il also LIS
torical scroll signed TN Barontf, and
hung up Nv him il tile chimney when
hc leit thei-land. The relics have been
\ presented hy the English gentlemen
who found or purchased them % tic
j Dutch Government.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
The Problem Of Life.

This bit Of worldly philosophy comes
To NJ from the golden CALIFORNIA;:
+" Have you no friends2' we asked Of
Mr.. Summer, the wealthy old wire
merchant, the other day No, sir,
replied that solid citizen, with fcrvor
that made his double chin wggle and
lis vest shake like mountain Of jelly,
]" ! have no friends. The last friend
had borrowed twenty dollars Of me il
1856, and never know him afterwards,
but I've solved the problem 81 life since
then, and If my enemies are numerous
my bank account ii plcthoric; and if
you are fond ~ extra dry Mumm, and
will consider me as foe, come and
dine with inc tonight at Fix o'clock. I
We accepted thchostilc invitation, have
followed his example shaken our friends.
and deposited four dollars and half il
dime savings bank.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15

having arrived, the court was opened
again If l040 7. ", and tn, n1rv
brought down and called. About FORTY
persons were present. Judge Whitaker
asked the foreman the usual questions,
when the verdict was given Il the plerk
General Anderson WINS deathlv pale,
twisting ncrvHSly the head If his cane
between his fingers, Then tho verdict
WAS read, rs follows
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. :. 1873.
We tiul Thomas G. Anderson guilty.
and recommend him to the mercy ol
the court.
Signed W, T. Co>NeRSR,
Foreman of the Jury
The defense asked for the polling Of
the jury. Each Juror after his
name being called, was asked
." is this Your verdict. guilty aud
recommended 10 the mercy OF the
court ." They all answered IN the at.
tirmativc. The jury WAS then dis.
charged, and the prisoner rcmanled 10
await sentence by law 4 few friends
81 Anderson Il once surrounded him.
and saw him oil g Jail
1HE lNrE's suurSsoR,
\ Rome dispatch under date of
Fch, nh says the conclave will is.
srmhlc immediately AZ the vatican.
The pope lef Instructions which will hc
unscalcd to-day and read 70 MI the car.
dnals now here, Probably the hail Of
conSlStory Will be chosen for holding the
ballot for n new pope Prince Ghije,
marshal of the couclaNe, has assumed
his functions and given orders for the
customary walling up of doors Of com
municauou. and removal Of persons
now living on the same floor
ON which the eoncayc assemblies,
The cardinals have already been IN
formed OF the meeting of the eoncaNc.
The French cardinals are expected Ia
arrive tomorrow. and the Austrian and
Spanish cardinals Sunday and Monday
Nothing has vet been decided. The IL.
MAINS are lying IN state Cardinal
Nicar'S announcement Of the death al
the pope SAYS his funeral will 10 ,cle-
DRAFTED al 81 Peters cathedral, and or
dcrs prayers for the deceased, The
congregation Of cardinals to-day heard
the late popc's last wishes relative 10
the conclavc and his funeral Cardinals
Bchopreci and hi Pictro will govern, the
church pending the election OF a pom.
till. All church bells in Rome are toll
ing,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
GERMANY INDIFFERENT.

\ Eerliu dispatch says it is safe to
say that Gernmys policy towards the
conelave will be one Of absolute non
interference, if not Indifference.
\ Berlin special says the occupation
of Constantinoplc is regarded here As
accomplished, for the reason that Turk
ISL and Russian diplomatic courts deny
the news n Incompatible with the
terms ofarmi-tice.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
FUNERAL SERVICES

will he held in all churches, hut the
requiem in st. Peters is expected To be
very imposing The remains are To be
temporarily deposited in the choir
chapel of St Peters and finally be
placed in thc crypt. The eonclave will
decide whether the funeral shall be
public or private. The pope's last act
was To provide for the continuance If
his servants salaries and the pcnrions
of their widows.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
FREE COMMERCE.

A st. Petersburg dispatch Of the
9TH inst. says a dispatch was re-
cciyed to-day from the Grand Duke
Nicholas, announcing that, in accord
ancc with the understanding betweea
the Russian and Turkish plcnipotcn-
tiaries, free commercial intercourse by
land and sea is to be Immediately cs-
tablished between Turkey and Russia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
THE DELAY.

Constantlnople advices of the 1th
state that the delay in signing the peace
preliminaries is thus accounted for.
The negotiations began ut kcanlik
The Grand Duke Nicholas and Ncldoh
had no power 10 discuss the conditions,
They simply
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15
GETTING EXC1TEn.

The popular feeling is intensity hos
tile to Russia. The windows of Glad
stones town-house and of the Daiio
Necs office were broken tonight by ex-
cited crowds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-02-15

II is rumored III the lobby Of
the house Of commons that later
telegram received from l.ayard,
confirms the report that the Russians
have occupied Chaticihctida and are
advancing on Chekiniieh.
The press association has reason to
believe although Fosters amendment
has been withdrawn, the radicals will
divide ON the question when it goes
into the committee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-07

TIE IDAHO WAR.-Another Indian
war has broken out in earnest in Idaho.
The Bannocks, Piutes and Umatillas
are the tribes in hostility, aud Big
Camas Prairie the disputed ground.
Two men have been murdered there,
and numbers Of horses have been stolen
elsewhere. Gen. Howard seems re-
solved to act with promptness and de-
cision. The Standard says: A." Genera!
Howard has determined to crush the
hostiles at the very start, anl has
issued orders accordingly. Troops
from Camp Harvey and Walla Walla
have been ordered Immediately TO
the front, and are under march ere this.
All the companies of the post ut Van
couver will be sent to the front, and
several companies will leave this morn
ing. The General himself, with his
personal staff will start on Friday
morning and by pushing through will
arrive 1t Fort Boise before the troops"
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Official Press Of King Count
Friday, June z. 1878.


1t il pretty we'll settled that the plan
of resumption ss contemplated BY the
administration means blessing to the
country without alloy Is soon a. con
summsted. Secretary Sherman has
avowed his belief In the constitutional
power of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury to issue new series of legal ten
der notes as fast as the old ones are re-
deemed, to the amount of $500, 900, 00C
This view 10 reiterated and affirmed by
Senator Matthews in his speech of the
10Th of May, who may be held to rep.
resent the conservative wing of the
Republican party and the popular sen.
timent of the mass Of the American
people on the subject.
Taking this view of the matter, al
there will be of resumption is the stead
ying and bsllasting down of the paper
currency Of the nation by giving it 9
specie basis-or in other words, bring
Jog about its convertibility and re.
demptibility. The result will be infla'
ton of the currency instead of contrac'
ton and destruction. and it means tina.
good times are at hand in the near fu.
ture For just as fast as greenbacks
are offered for redemption. they can be
reissued by the government. and in the
meanwhile the gold or silver will have
been put out in exchange for the old
one redeemed, and thus in effect the
currency in circulation will be doubled.
We look for an unexampled degree of
prosperity throughout the nation next
year. after the resumption act goes into
effect this Winter.
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by man that the body of murdered
man and articles of woman's clothing
were found near Owyhee early Satur-
day morning. Col. Demands command
reached Big Camas Prairie Sunday and
entered the Indinns' stronghold. the
hostiles decamping i'll haste about
there. One hundred Indians still re-
main in the lava beds. Scouts are
watching them while the command is
marching toward Munday's Ferry to
intercept those Indians dislodged SUM-
day last
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Erciustseiv 10 fhe
DAILY IETELLIGE.SV
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco. June 5--Justice and
Crown Point have each levied assess.
ments Of one dollar per SHARE.
The commencement exercises Of the
University of California were celebrat-
ed at Berkeley to-day. Professor John
i.ecou,e addressed the graduating class
and presented the diplomas. S. Clinton
Hastings. founder of the Hastings Law
College, through donation of $lO0, 600
for that purpose, was introduced and
made q formal transfer of the college
to the university.
At Sacramento to-day there was a
running race, mile heats. for $40o, be.
tween Glen Rudley. Lena Dunbar and
Ecliptic. Dudley Wa. the favorits.
Lena run two straight heats. in i:44a
and l:46si; Dudley I'd.
Col. Demands scouts were informed
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PoNERoy.-A correspondent Of the
Astorian from Pomeroy, Columbia Co.,

PoNERoy.-A correspondent Of the
Astorian from Pomeroy, Columbia Co.,
says:
We have here. think the best wheat
tnnntry on the globe. There is one
field Of 1000 acres being plowed and
fenced this Summer on the head of the
Alpows, ahoat twenty-five miles from
here. Ii is said that one firm in Day
ton has sold since last Christmas $50
plows and other farm machinery in
proportion. Pomeroy is Aourishius
little town. When / got here, two
weeks ago. there was hotel, grist mill
blacksmith shop. and dry goods aud
grocery store. Since then there has
been one saloon. ono hardware store
aud six dwellings built. and four or
five foundations laid that are waiting
tor lumber. II man gets any lumber
he has TO 60 to the mill and wait until
IT Is sawed and put on his wagon. II
he don't some other man will. Lumber
is worth $25 for clear. Wheat is worth
to-day. sixty cents per bushel. Give
us a way to get our wheat to market at
= fair price, and We can feed the world.
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What a Contrast.

There is a man who We regret TO say
is church member in good standing
who never drank a glass OF whiskey,
smoked a pipe or courted woman
He is fifty years old, ard lives alone.
Exchange poor fellow What sad
dull time he's had of it to be sure
Our man has done all three. He did
them all the other evening. and even
added his fourth happiness in life, which
consists in eating strawberries and
cream at Charley Kiers. at the
Saddle Rock On Commercial street. in
company with the lady he's counting
Best restaurant in the city.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-07

BALTIMORE. June 5-The eighteenth
annual convention of the United States
Brewers Association assembled to. day.
The President of the National A.socia-
ton read bis annual address. 1t treats
of the internal revenue tax system on
malt liquors in the United States, a
system wholly confined to this country,
the only country which by means Of
stamps taxes the finished product.
WARRINGTON, June s. The bill
passed by the House to-day directs the
Secretary of the Treasury to establish a
life. saving station at Bolinas Bay. in
place Of that hitherto authorized for
Point Reyes.
WAsHINGToN. June "a bill intro
duced by Senator Patterson to-day pro-
poses to annex to Wyoming Territory
all that portion of Dakota lying west
Of longitude 102 degrees and 80 min,
aud south of the 45th parallel.
The army appropriation bill, as re-
ported from the Senate Committee to-
day, retains the amendment, sppro :
priating 100000 for the construction
of military post, for protection FROM
the Sioux, at or near a point where
Milk river crosses the Canada bound
ary.
The subject of Indian troubles is .
source of great attention at the war de-
partment. The Secretary Of War and
General of the Army have been in con-
sultation to-day with reference thereto,
aud iu brief Cabinet council this af-
ternoon. McCrsry indicated his views
and that of military commanders re-
porting to the Secretary of War re-
garding the seriousness of the situation.
Army officers are convinced there is
trouble ahead. 1t is the opinion of the
war department that the army force is
Gar from sufficient to accomplish all
necessary means to prevent outbreaks.
but reliance is placed upon the support
troops will receive from frontiersmen.
Troubles on the Rio Grande just re-
ported do not cause as much apprehen-
sion as the western Indian outbreak.
NEW YORK, June 5-The Worlds
Washington special says: The Judi
cisry Committee of the House to-day
took important action on the resolutions
of the Maryland Legislature. and the
accompanying bill introduced by Kim
mel to invslidate the Presidents title,
and decided adversely on each, on the
ground substantially. that the decision
of the Electoral Commission, made in
accordance with the law. and ratified
by Congress. could not be disturbed
except through a constitutional course
of impeachment.
The House Committee investigating
the alleged frauds in Louisiana and
Florida in connection with the last
Presidential election met to-day. Re-
turns of the Electoral College of Louis
lana, having been received from the
Secretary of the Senate. were submitted
for examination. After the returns
were read, several members Of the
committee expressed . desire to DO in
the House to vote on the Wood tariff
bill, and q recess was taken.
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Latest kilograms.

If the ANGLo-RUssIAN War hangs
fire much longer the PEOPLE of SEAT
TIE will get so tired out waiting that
there will be an OVERWHELMING rush
to the CENTENNIAL SALOON, and WAR
DECLARED against the fine BRANDS of
BEER, WINES, LIQUORS and Cigars con-
stsntly kept on hand at this noted and
pOpular place of resort.
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w W. y u INV
Wharf street, Victoria. B. c.

CALL ON J. A. MCPHEE for Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the city and sells AT
The cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied at either wholesale or retail.
Stand in S. Kenny's merchant tailoring
blishment, Commercial street. Sc
attic, w. T. my17 diff
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany, Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle, w. T.
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MASON DoREE RESTAURANT, Front
street. ne1t to the Arcade" Every
thing first -class. Open day and night
New furnished rooms1p stairs for trav-
cling guests.
d. H. WEBSTER, Proprietor.
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EUROPE.

LONDON. June 5-The German Am
bassador this evening received dis.
patch from the Crown Prince Of Ger.
many as follows:
have just seen the Emperor. lie
has no fever and no pain. HIS left arm
is much swollen His other wounds
are healing.
BERLIN, June - The exeitcmen,
throughout Germany does not abate
Every organized body in every town or
newspaper in Germany. and iu very
many other parts of Europe. have
given public and strong expression OF
horror at the deed. The Social Demo.
cratic Workmen's institution has been
visited and searched by the police. and
all papers and letters seized.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-07

SrRAwBERRRIEs AND CRRAM-Call
in at the Maison Doree Restaurant.
The strawberries and cream speak for
themselves. and the coffee can't be
equaled. ID. H. WEBSTER.
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Buy your groceries at I. Lyle's. the
cheapest house in the city. Quick sales
and small profits is my motto.