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60 V:NCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES',
DONALDSONVILLE, Id.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

This Institution located in the above NAMED health
full little village situated the junction of the h5-
sssppi and the bayou Laour he 1t Is accessible
at ali seAsoDs he year both by railway and water
Parents will find for their daughters in This imsti;
tn all faC'litiea for Christian and Tehneu
ed ucation the of instruction being the same as
that pure ued Josepb's Academy, Elm Dmettsbnrg
Maryland Of which u tis braHch. The buildings and
grounds FpaCtous and cOunrnodions go.
In consideration Of the charged concition OF tne
price. -. 49,. -t,. -
Ave NOM hs each the st commencing September lst
al d the second February let.
TFRMS-Payable In Aovanco
Board and Tuition including washing, mendinR, 80
BED and bedding, per session. '.---'S - wv
Or per 10, ~
Tnpestry, Painting. etc extra charges.
Mus c. Piano, 1t PTofessoris price.
Books and Stationery at current prices. Je3O IN
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ST JOSEPH'S ACADEMY
~
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
NEAR EMMITsBURG. FREDERICK COUNTY
MARYLAND.

This Institution situated in healthy and
picturesdu part of Frederick county hAryAnd half
1niIe from I'm uItsburR and mos from Mount St
Marys College. 1t was commenced in 1903 ana moor.
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland IN Ieio Ahe
building convenient and sp&ooun
TERMS
The academic yOAr is divided into two sessions OF I'VE
Hoard and Tuition per academic year including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, MsndinE and .
DOctO lee
l. 2. for each session lAS "
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVAHCE-
The Academic year divided into two Sessions Of Eve
ronfhE each respectively the nrbt Monday
Of 6eptsm Der and the Frat Of EobruAry.
Letters Of inquiry directed % the -o-
nOli II ~ 81 JOssph'S Academy. Eumits6urE Nd.
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EDUCATIONAL.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
CP
HOLY GROSS.
NEw IBERIA, ATTAKAPAs l..

This Institution uudor the speciA patronage OF Ella
Grace, the Meat Rev Al chbishop OF New Orleans Is
delightfully."- situated the banks of the Bayou
OF the moSt healthy and picturesque localities
the State In A,dition to the benefits OF Christian
education, 1t promises thorough instruction in the
different btanches OF commerce.
TERMsI
Board and Tuition per annun n..-----.--t9uD ~
Entrance Fee first wear only. %
For further Information apply at tho Morning star
Office, address the President tho College ~
ST. MARYS ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED By THE SISTERS OF LoRErTo
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Board and Tuition, per session. u
Apply for Circular. asly
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, ID. C.
Classical Department opens september 5th ddres
the President.
Medical School, Septem ber I'd. Address FraI CT. A
Ashford, M d. lean 1880 New York Av"pu"
Washington, ID. q. -s
Law School, OctGber 81 Address William II. ID mas
Esq Once OF Register of w nls, Washington, -. q.
au4 ct P. F. HEALEY. s. j., Pre- sident
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This long established Institution favorably knoEH
to the people OF the South, will enter its Forty
eighth Scholastic year
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Situated On the Mississippi River, Sixty Mlos Abov
Nov OT.eaAs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31


Spring would be but gloomy weather IT. We
had nothing else but spring. Washington is a
delightful city, but its pleasures turn to gall
and NORWOOD whom those who have expe-
lieneeeaa them know that they can never step
beyond lis limits. Such is the unhappy con-
ditiou Of Senator Patterson. He is sick and
weary, coust quent upon the hafrassiug anxiety
concerning the retribution that justly awaits
him for bis crimes agaiost tho people OF South
Carolina, and desires to visit Pennsylvania,
where, Notwithstanding bis bad reputation, he
still has friends, and where another judge could
be fouod who would disregard requisitiou tor
bis arrest, 10 order that be may recruit his
shattered health, but the sleuth hounds OF
outraged justice have run him to cover, and as
soon % he breaks from it. 10 order to reach his
haven of rest. whether it be through the State
of Virginia, Maryland or Delaware, they will
be upon him. lie now probably realizes the
truth of the pf3verb that honesty is tho best
poIicy, and 10 doubtless convinced, by sad
personal experience, that notoricty acquired
by a seat 10 the U. s. Senate, even if backed
with fraudulently obtained money, don't pay a
mao for The loss of his liberty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

the hall to the cubstone, to which canopy sIso
extended overhead, so that those slightng lr5m
carriages were we'll protected. From the om,.
side the csstle.ike house looked ablaze with
light, Inside the decorations of flowers we,o
lavish, and every room was lighted like noon.
day. The pillars Of the arches separating H.,
rooms were entwined with green foliage tbs,
lent an air of freshness, quite spring like. Ever.
green was in full dress. 1t is superluous to soy
that the ore who was every where at the prom.
moment, who said the most charming things r.
everybody ard made each and all feel we!comn
and ccngenial was Mrs. Shoemaker, the molbs.
ofthe bride and hospits BILE hostess of the even.
ing. During the evening about five hundred
dies and gentlemen called and paid Their re-.
poets to the brids and groom All were in IuI
dress. Dancing was engaged in after 10 O coc;
The President and party returned to Washing.
ton at $3.50 p. M At late hour the bride std
groom, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Barnett, started FIR
y short bridal tour eastward. Lieutenant B,,
nett is in charge of the Mitsry Academy s.
Chester Pa, and after an interval Of few
| weeks will return there with his bride to Icnsr
The bride is handsome blond, with resuls:
features, q full form, and hiss withsl somcthEs
| OF stately air.
The wedding altogether was an occasion t. b,
long remem bered by all who were there, uni
| served to bring together such notable assent
lage of dlstin guished men and beautiful womc,
as even Baltimore is seldom gtsced with.-Ea.:
A7neric1n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31
Exchange Of Compliments.

Mr.. Chandler furnishes the following t4le-
graphic correspondence between himself and
Maj or E. A. Burke:
| To Hon. YIN, E. Chandler, Washington, d. c.:
| Before considering the subject matter CT a toll
egram received this day, purportog to be sign.
| ed by w. e. Chandler / desire to ask if the
author is the Chandler who, as Assistant Sccre-
tsry Of tho Treasury, travelling through the
South in 1865, corruptly participated in the spoil
gagged in robbihg their Government and in de-
| frauding The distressed people Of this and sdjs-
cent States? Is it the Chandler who, IS Secreta-
ry OF the Republican National Committee, with
certain Republicans from Louisiana, at o con.
feren ce or conferences at the fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, New York, concerning Louisiana affairs,
about October, 1872 secretly and corruptly con-
spired to take advantage OF the absence from
Louisiana of the Governor thereof, to assemble
! secretly the Legislature, impesch the Governor,
seize tho government, and use its machinery to
carry the election Of 1872? Is it the Chandler
who earned and received fec from Kellogg of
$4,000 in 1873 and the encomium, you bad
done more for him than any ono, except Attor-
ney General Williams, in maintaining his foul
and infamous usurpation of the Office OF Govern
or Of this State? Is 1t the Chandler who on
couraged, sbetted and conspired with Infamous
allies in this city to rob twelve thousand citizens
of New Orleans Of the franchise and drag them
before the Federal courts on or about the day of
Inc late eectlon-Who IN November, 1910, Dy
telegraph, guaranteed Kellogg thai the whole
power Of the Government would sustain the Re-
turning Board in counting the vote of Louisiana
for the Republican candidates, and then hasten'
ed to Florida to manipulate the frauds OF that
State count? Ia it the Chandler who has Of late
been vainly seeking to stir up the hell BROTH
Of sectional hate, and foul his political nest, to
the disgust of decent citizens North and South
If yea, permit me to say that the inquisitorisl
powers of political tramps terminated in March
last. Such persons are subjects Of inquisition.
If nay, the impertnent telegram shall have such
consideration as it deserves.
(Signed) Z. a. BURKE.
Mr.. Chandler replied as follows:
WASHINGTON, Jsn'y. 3d. 1873.
To Major E. Il. Burke, Neas Orleans, La:
Your violent language and false charges
against me leave no doubt about your iaenti-
ty, and I. therefore. repeat my inquiry about
the Wormly Hotel conferences. Were you
present. was memorandum made, and will you
make it public?
(Signed) w. z. CHANDLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31
China and japan.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 3l.-Tnc steamship,
Gallo which arrived last night from China and
Japan brings Hong Kong dates to January I,
Shanghai to the 9Th and Yokohama to the IAN.
A Canadian missionary named Mackey had
been attacked by mobs ia Tamsin Eormosa ari
threatened with death if he remained on tie
island. He refused to Withdraw though The
Chinese officials declared they could cot protect
him. The result OF his persiscncy is no: yet
known. 1t was reported in Shanghai that til"
former u. S. Consul General, Mr.. Meyers
would DO Immediately rcinstated. If this b"
true it will be regarded az severe blow to u.
s. Minister Seward. e. Wiley Wells had been
appointed inspector of c5usulates, &C., ADD @l'
about To commence course of general lnyesI
CATION. The conflict continues between Coy
error Pope Hennessy and the Hoog Kong COM
NUDITY. the Governor insisting upon absolute
reforms in the treatment of the Chinese lnha'
itants. which is said to have been hitherto
snandalnus
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

The House of Representatives Committee
% The District of Columbia have agreed to re-
port 10 favor of so per cent. as the Govern
ment's portion of the taxation of that District;
that the three District commissioners be appoint.
ed respectively by the Senate, House and Presi-
dent, the latters sppointee to bo detailed
from the army, aud that associated with them
10 the government Of the District shall be a
council of twenty four TO be elected by the
people. As the proceedings of the last elective
governing body of the District of Columbia were
sufficient to have disguised the most ardent
admirer of popular suffrage. We suppose this
last clause will not DO acceptable to those most
interested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31
A Body Snatcher's KuSc.

TOLEDO, ONO, Jan. 3l.-About ter days
ago man, calling himself Dr. Charles .. Nor
ton. was arrested in the city, together With twJ
conlederates, for the crime Of body snatchios
aud the proof against them was said 10 be con
elusive. Two bodies-one Of lady aged eighty
three, the other of boy aged thirteen years
were cxhumed and sent to il medical college at
Ann Arbor, Mich, but were recovered by Oil
GERS and sent to the friends CT thc deceased u
this city. Soon alter Nlo;ion's ares! he com
planned of illness. H;s body was found to b;
covered with cruptlons and several physicians
declared that his disease was smallpox
Upon written order from the Board CT hea!to'
Morton wal cent to the Pest House, where J. >
coon became convaescent and IT was a dispute
question among the doctors whether no Wa
playing ruse in order to effect his escape som
persons asserting that he had ps oduce! lh'
eruptions on his body by the appicsM IN OF Gre.
ton oil, and the excitement became iD!, 'nse la,
night when it wac discovered that Morto.1 h"i
escaped while the hospital guardians We. o b;
supper The police were immediately not,.e'
and officers have secured the city in search o.
the alleged roDber OF graves but he has M. =:
been found
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

10 The House of Representatives yesterday,
MIR. fuckers bill extending the time for the
withdrawal of distilled whiskey from bond till
July, 1878. occupied the whole session. In its
progress through the committee it was amend
cd OF motion of MIR. Butler, providing that the
tax on spirits Withdrawn from bond shall be
collected at the rate rtquired by law al the time
of its eutry into bond. Mr.. Fosters substitute
for the original proposition, declaring it mex
pedient to reduce the tax on wbiskey, was then
adopted by vote Of 1874 to IS. The commit.
tee then rose and the House adopted the sub.
stitute-yeas LAG. nays ll2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

Even the trade dollar, which contains seven
and half moro grains than that of the Bland
bill, is worth 50 much less than tho greenbaok
that holders arc shipping them from California
to eastern cities, aud are realizing 90 large a
profit by the transaction that the government
has decided to resume the coinage of that piece
at the Philadelphia mint. If Mr.. Christiaucy' s
amendment, making the silver dollar contain
434 grains or as much silver as gold dollar will
buy. 90 one will object, for then silver dollar
will buy as much bread and meat as one made
of gold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31
YirniniA News.

Among The acts passed by the Legislature
that have became laws arc the following 10
amend and re enact secs. ! and OF au act Tor
the protection OF sheep in the counties OF
Clarke, Frederick, aud Charlotte; approved
March 6, 1874; to amend an act cntltlcd az act
to amend and re enact sec. 25 OF an act tor
working the roads OF L3udoun couoty, approx
Cd March Is. 1877; for the relief OF the Con
Grrcucc OF St. Mary OF the Society of ST. Vic.
cent of Paul. 10 the city OF Alexandria. &c.
aol for lie relief of Gidcan w. Jones, Of War.
re0 county.
Amoug tho appointments of superintendent
OF schools, made by the Board of Education,
arc The following r. L. Carnc, for the city
nj Alexandria ; A. L. Bggers, for the city Of
LyDchbnrg r. i. Page, for the city of Nor.
folk; j. 4. Croker, for the city of Portsmouth;
J. H. GrabiIl, for the county Of Shenandoah;
T. u. Ilardaway, for the city of Peters burg;
Joho r. West, for the county OF Norfolk; d..
NJ. Chichester, Fairfax county; Thomas 4.
Drew. Caroline county.
The Richmond Dispatch says Dir. Bccock has
received q telegram from MIR. Mccormick which
leaves no doubt that he Mccormick telescope
is intended for the University Of Virginia; for
no other Virginia institution. Mr.. Mccormick
seems to be impatient OF the delay 10 the ac'
ceptaucc of bis offer, which includes an obllga-
ton on the part OF the State to build aa OBJ
sarvstory at cost of about $50, 600. The cost
Of the telescope is $50 900 10 golc.
The Richmond State says The religious
revival COW being conducted by The Rev. W..
S. Rainsford continues to grow in lOtcrcst. The
services, both Doon and eight, are attended by
members of all the Protestant churches. There
has not been such religious excitement 10 The
city for many aday.
Among the commissioners appointed By the
President to test the gold and silver coinage
for the year 1877 is Rev. j. i. NJ. Curry. Of
Virginia.
The Governor has &c appointed DR.. j. W.
Harris State Vaccine Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

James Richardson, colored, was stabbed by
an unknown colored man in Baltimore yester.
day evening. The men had been drinking and
got into aauarrel,wben Richardson was stabbed
in the left breast. Richardson pursued his as
sailant for several squares and then fell dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

Sir. Wells, ofthe Louisiana Returning Board,
seems to be as hard to fiud as MIR. and Mrs.
Lord. Yesterday he was reported to be 10
Alabama, and Petersburg, aud as on his way
to Washington to brow beat the President. as
he urquestiouab!y did the democratic members
of the Congressional investigating committee
one year ago. Mr.. Hayes is reported to have
seized by the shoulder and thrust from bis
presence 40 Objectionable applicant for Office
dsy or two since, aud Mr. Wells would deserve
worse treatment were he to attempt the eXecu-
ton of any such plan as that referred to. The
supremacy of civil over military government 10
Louisiana as manifested by the arrest and trial
Of MIR. Wells colleagues in New Orleans,
should make him aware that if the days OF po'
litica effroDtery and bravado are over 10 the
capital Of a southern State, exhibitions OF such
scalawag propensities will certainly be unavail
ing iu the rational capital, and that in bis case
discretion would be the better part of valcr.--
lie should return to New Orleans. If he ever
left that city, aud deliver himself up to the au
thorties for trial for the part he took in the
great election fraud, and submit with becoming
grace to such punishment as may be Inflicted
upon him Mr. Hayes is President now, and
will Be until the end Of his term, unless he shall,
by some act to b. committed hereafter, render bis
deposition necessary by impeachment. That he
was not fairly elected everybody already kuows.
and none of Mr.. Wells positive knowledge on
that sulj ct that he may, out Of revenge, choose
to disclose now eau possibly add to the strength
of that established belief; and what is more, 20
one is better aware of the prevalence of this be-
lief than Mr.. Hayes. SO that an attempt to
sc,re him by threat Of disclosures must be
futile, as such disclosures if made, would be
without effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

THE GENTLEMANLY TURK.-Tho Turk
answers very we'll the curront idea OF gentle
man. He is brave he detests Irsde he is lndlt'
ferent to comfort or luxury, he can be temperate
and even abstemious, ho has repose of manner,
he does not lose his temper with things inevita-
be, nor rail in tho presence of actual facts. Gen.
d Cesnola, who was lately American Consul at
Cyprus, has many illustrations of the gentle.
manly Turkish character in his interesting &C.
count Of Cyprisn researches. Turkish gov
ernor ofthe old school arrived on one occasion
j Cst too late to prevent the General from remoV-
Ing ssrcophsgus which he had discovered.
Finding that the tire to interfere was passed,
the old Turk did not fly into passion, as O Eu-
ropean might have none, but spologlzed TOR the
latsncEs of his visit, smoked the friendly c'g'
arctic, and retired with many compliments, but
without single allusion 10 the sarcophsgus
This calm sort Of resignation, this superiority
to annoyances, is certainly one OF the best SIDES
Of the gentlemarly character. II Is the strait OF
a dominant race which cultivates lofty dsre.
gard of petty affairs and perhaps it is aided by
The fstslism of Islam. Even after stripping the
gentlemanly character Of its moral and ideal at
tributes, we find that this naughty superiority
does not disappear Most aristocracies come of
conquering races, or arc descended, II we trace
them far enough back, from the ancient clans,
or gentles, and these again lose themselves IN the
mists of prehistoric times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

The proceedings Of Congress indicate that
The tax on whiskey will not be reduced, and
also. and what is of far more consequences to
Virginis. that it is by no means certain the tax
"a tobacco will be reduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI.WEsKLY'B
EDGAR SNOW DIEM.
EVENING, JANUARY 81
10 the u. S. Senate too day, the eousidera

10 the u. S. Senate to. day, the eonsidera-
ton of tho Silver Bill vas, after some discus
sion, at the instance Of Mr.. Bayard, postponed
till Monday nexl; then passed resolution Of
thanks to Stanley for bis African explorations,
and having nothing else before it, adjourned till
Monday.
The House of Representatives had under
consideration the West Pout appropriation
bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31
The Silver Bill.

SAN Francisco, Jan. Sl.-The modlca!'o"
in the views of the Silver men tending to l"'
substitution Of trade dollars as a compeoml;o
coin, instead of 4l21 grainS, led to consids:seG'.
eastern inquiry in the market yesterday '''
trnde dollars and bar silver. .&.:s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-31

We all have our preferences, but no one pr,
icrs to hear crying baby when the fact is :; -
we'll known that DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup Won"
at Onoe quiet it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

the Citizens Association; but when this or
ganisatOn went to extremes dangerous to the
Democratic party, we gave 1t the best fight
we could. But In the name Of the Democratic
party we refuse to accept or indorse the
Pienyuue's bull Of accommodation Of Dem
ocrats Of as long standing rs ourselves, and
who have done as much or more for the par
ty and the State
We rebuke. reprobate and repudlate the
Picuuunes utterances toward the gentleman
of the Citizens Association First: Because
it is narrow and proscrptive In Its nature
and would ALLEVIATE from the party many
Of its truest and most useful members
Secondly: Because IL the proscrptive rule
of our able neighbor be accepted as party
doctrine 1t would rule out Of the party our
esteemed contemporary itself. thus deprvlng
the Democracy OF the services of u supple
tool, and at the same time forever suuelch
the Pcdg1,e's prospect Of getting tho public
printing contract from Democratic admin
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
by THE GOVERNOR,
Raising the Quarantine.

NECuTIvE DEPA RTNtENT |
State of Louisiana, I
In accordance with the official request Of the
Board of Health, l. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana. do hereby
revoke the proclamation heretofore issued by
me on the third day Of May, 1878, imposing
quarantine restrictions on vessels arriving at
the port of New Orleans from the following
ports. to wit: All West India D. rts all ports
along the coast Of the Gulf of Mexico. south of
Texas. except the Bay Island, Util1a, Ruaan
and Bonaca: all ports along the main land Dor
dering on tho Caribbean 500: all ports along the
Atlantic coast Of South America. as far aa tho
city of Buenos Ayres.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
NY signature and caused the seal OF the State OF
Louisiana TO be hereunto attached, at the city Of
New Orleans this sixth day of November, In the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventyeigh and of the one hundred and
third year Of the Independence of tho United
States Of America.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
BY the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assistant Secretary of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07
EfOlpLEY BROTHERS

Have the most complete stock of Cane Wagons
three and four mule Game CARTS. OK CARTS Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons, Bagasse Carts, Farm
CARTS, Rice CARTS. Small CARTS Of every size -four
end )! si 7 seat Family Wagons Spring Wagons
Hounds. Wagon Material Axle Grease Cnrt
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
Boxes and extra ironing OF al our CARTS and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories at
wheeling, W. Va, from the best material and by
guarantee meet any competition and supply
the largest demand.
Bpep0t-a97 and LEO Common street.
feg 1y 2dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-07

them fifty'years ago, the white man is ami
hilated. Where the white man predominates
the negro survives, but as an inferior. This
Is the law Of Nature and Of God; and Mr.
Blaine, with the whole Radical party ct his
back, can neither change 1t nor ALLEVIATE tho
sympathles Of the Northern white man from
his Southern brother,