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November lG.
ST. EDMUND OF CANTERBURY.

ST. EDMUND OF CANTERBURY.
twas said of st. Edmund that sin his
mouth was never aught save peace, purity,
and piety, and that in his heart was
naught save Christ alone. These graces
were due to the training of his ploos
mother, Mabel Rich, who instilled into his
young soul a mRrvellous love of purity
and of the Blessed Mother of God. He
left his home at Abingdon boy OF twelve
years old to study at Oxford, and there
protected himself against many grievons
temptations by VOW of chastity, and by
espousing himself to Mary for life. Wholly
given to the contemplation of divine
things, he was yet soon called to active
public life, and as treasurer of the diocese
of Salisbury showed such charity to the
poor that the dean said he was rather the
treasure than the treasurer of their church.
In 1884 he was raised 70 the see of Canter-
bury, where, Notwithstanding his gentle
and retiring deposition, he fearlessly de-
Tended the rights of Church and State
against the avarice and greed OF Henry III.
Finding himself, after fierce contest,
unable to force that monarch to rellnquleh
the livinGs which he kept vacant for the
benefit OF the royal Golfers, Edmund re-
tired into exile sooner than appear to con-
niye at 30 foul wrong. After two years
speut in solitude and prayer, he went
to his reward, and the miracles wrought
at his tomb at POntigny were SO numerous
that he was canonlzed In lao, Wltnln louE
years of his death.
St. Edmund wore night and day the
ring with which, as a boy, he had espoused
himself to Mary in her church at Oxford.
During his studies her image ever stood on
his table and when at the end OF his long
conflict be came to die, his love of Mary
shone out more brightly than ever: H"v-
ing received with great joy the last Sacrs-
ments, he asked that his crucihx, with the
figure of the Mother of Sorrows, might be
Brought to him. Ee Kissed them with
seIf laid on the floor, caused them to be 90
placed that his dying eyes might rest on
Jesus and Mary till his soul went to God
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INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION
SISTER OF ST. JOS PR,
Corner st. Philip And GAiveE streoss
New OrsAEH.
And Ray ~. Louis. tho Sea Shore.
Ard Hsr ". Louts. on tho

The government throughout tAis establishments II
mild and parental The pupils nsver separated from
their Recreation. table dornitOrea nra
tbe sAme for ALL In short, everything tendA to prC,
mote nffsCtonAte union between the Sstors and tho
yonn 2 ladies in trus ted to thsr mUtheTly care.
The 10 thorough and solid and In hAru0aY
with of society. The corprscl
I'm both and FTench All the bran Chez OF knew
iod cultivated the present day Each Language B
taught Atives of respective countries, In.
sure correct pronunciation.
The Rcndomical year closes with public ozhibitioa
and distribution Of premuInS to which parents A-o In
vited.
socitude Governing those placed under their charge
BY moral suasion alone Sisters of 81 Joseph onde-
ITiet Observance polite and department. ana
feeII1g "a Of respect and affection towards pAEan
PupIa of All den ON nations are admitted.
EoTA-DurinR the bathing season. the BoAHdtn
Bchool the Bay st. Louis where the Sisters
Of Ct Joseph have . nourtshtnR academy.
TERMS-To be paid In advance, Hs follows -.
Boarding p0r three months "
WnshjnS - ---...--..--.---..---s- 10 %
- - " -
Wuslo Lessons and use Of fInstrument...----.S y -
Singing Leasons.. '---ss ~
ORA wing LSaSonh "..-. ~
Pastel oil ting according TO the number OF RupBs
Needle-Work in All iS varieties, golden en- brodsEys
ARTIFICIAL flowers IL taught to theboArderS without 0xA
For further particulars address suPsriOross Of ths
Academy Of the Sisters Of ST. Joseph Box i5l, New VI
loAnSi" OF, If moro SORvenisntS aPBly 70 ,-rov-
doao TIy or O. D. ELDAR Assae
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COLLEGE D, ~.
IMMAC LATE CON NCEPTION,
Corner Of Common and Baronne streets
NEw ORLEANS.

Th!s Ltersry Instituton Incorporated by the StAto
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees, 10
Quoted by the Fathers Of the Society of Jesus The build
inRa well adapted for educational purposes \
trely cut of from The street ia reserved toI
recreation thnt from the arrival of the pupils ct Se
A. M till their departure at P. they oonssan y
aecludsd and superintsnded
The Of Instruction is threefold. Preparatory
CONNIE rCial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course is for beginners.
The Commercial Course Ia for those students who dJ
not wish to learn Latin and Greek.
The Classical Course is for those who desire to have
complete education.
French Is taught IN the three courses.
Btadents not admitted, unless they know IoS 70
read and write.
The and rel giouB training Of the stutents 10 tina
Leading object of the Instructors.
Every month report s sent TO parents stating cor
duct progress rank IN class and attendance.
Tho acRdemicSl year begins he First Monday
of October and closes towards the hd OF July.
TERhSI
Tuition. payable in dyEnce. and In United StRtes
currency, every two months hs.--.-..-...----l2 "
my2G7gIy REV. GAUTRELRT. President
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA,
Under .he Direction of the Sister, of Holy cros.

The course of sudtes is thorough in the Classical
a cademical and Preparatory Departments.
No extra charge for French or German, as those
guages enter into the regular course Of studies
The Musical Department Is conducted on the plan
of the best Conservatore of Europe. In the Art
department. the same principles which form the basis
for instruction in the Art Schools OF Europe
embodied in the of Painting and Drawing.
Pupils In the Schools OF Music and Painting may pur
cue a special course. Those who have passed credit.
ably through the Academic ard Classical course re.
Graduating old Medals awarded to the students
who have pursued special course in the Conservatory
of Music or in the Art Department.
Gold Medal for German, presented by Right Rev.
Bishop Dwonger, Fort Wayne.
Gold Medal for Domestic Economy. presented by
Right Rev. Bishop Gilmour, Cleveland. Ohio.
Gold Medal for French. presented by Very Rev: z.
Scrn Superior General of the Order c the Holy Cross
Gold Medal for Painting and Drawing, presented BY
Dr. Toner Washin gton, u. c.
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine. presented by
Mrs M NJ. Phelan, Lancaster, Ohio
Number of Teachors engaged in the Preparatory
Academical and Classical Departments, Ia Modern
Music, 10; Vocal Music . Dress making, plain ant
| faroy Needlework I.
Simplicity of drets enforced by rue.
For Catalogues, address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
St Mary's Academy, Notre Dame Postcfics.
au42m St Joseph's County, Indiana.
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The London agent of the Cork Examiner
sends that paper the following item:
A strange story was circulated here vester-
day. After the death of the late Judge Keogh,
when the announcement of the in ten ded re-
moval of the b ody from Bonn for intsrment in
Ireland reached Dublin, a notice was at once for
warded by telegraph, and letter warning the
relatives of deceased, that the remains would
never be permitted to rest in Irish soil. 1t is
added that several men were at once despatch
ed to watch and report il an attempt would be
made to transport the body to Ireland. The
latest rumor, however, of this story which fully
reached here is that the mains were secretly
conveyed to Ireland and inferred at Glasnevin.
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Corning Star and Catholic Nsssenger.
SIGNATURE LIVES OF THE SAINTS.
November IL.
ST. MARTIN OF TOURS.

When mere boy, Martin became a
Christian catechumen against his parents
,Siah and at fifteen was therefore seized
by his father, pagan soldier, and enrolled
in the army. One winter's day, when eta
t;oned at Amiene, he met q beggar almost
naked and frozen with cold. Having no
money, he cut his cloak in two and gave
him the half. That night he saw our Lord
clothed in the half cloak, and beard Him
say to the angels, "Martin, yet catechu-
men, hath wrapped Me in this garment"
This decided him to be baptized, and
shortly afterwards he left the army. He
succeeded in converting his mother but
being driven from his home by the Arians,
he took shelter with st. Hilary, aud found
ed near POitiers the fret monastery in
France. In 372 be was made Bishop of
Tours. His flock, though Christian in
name, was still pagan in heart. Unarmed,
and attended only by his monks, Martin
and completed by his preaching and mira
cles the conversion of the people, Thence
he ia known as the Apostle of Gaul. He
next came into conflict with the Emperor
Maximus, aud though be strenuousty de.
Tended the rights of the Church against
that sovereign, he condemned himself Sc
yerely for having once for the sake OF
peace yielded, as he thought, to an un-
worthy compromise. His last eleven years
were spent in humble toll to atone for his
fault, while God made manifest by miracles
the purity of his soul.
The Saint was bowed down by his eighty
wears when he started off to distant part
of his diocese to settle quarrel among his
clergy. On his homeward journey his
strength suddenly failed him, and he felt
his end approaching. He caused himself
to be laid ia -saekelesh and ashes with his
face towards heaven, that his spirit might,
as it were, be setting out on its journey.
Then the enemy, watchful to the last, ap !.
peared at his side. "Beast of blood" said
the Saint, "why staudest thou heref Dead
ly one, thou shalt find no part in me;
Abraham's bosom is receiving me )" with
these words he died.
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
OF THE VISITATION,
NEAR WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA..

Parents in quest OF frst.class school for their
daughters will do we'll to investigate the claims of this
celebrated Academy. For thoroughness in every de-
partment of female education Mount de ChantAl ranks
preeminenty high Great attention given to perfect
the pupils writing and speaking Frenchwith aueDcy
For those sufficiently advanced, 1t is the language of
their recreation hours. The purty of accent aed
rectness of pronunciation acquired in this Institution
have subject Of surprise to the native Partisan
The renown for the superiority of music is so wide
spread to have made the Academy almost national
one. Ono feature, in particular that should recon.
mend Mount de Chantal 10 the sensible parent is the
exercised to form the pupils to viewS and bab
it's of economy and TO render them really practical and
useful CT society in after years Simplicity In
dress is enforced by rule
These facts united by the exceedingly Moderate rates
of board and tuitOn (a2 per annum) will, we trust
secure to this school large and desirable patronage
IA the future as it has enjoyed in the past
For further particulars apply for prospectus TO the
Drectress Of ountde CbAntal Academy OF the Vista
tiOn, near Wheeling West Virginia aUll sm
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st. MARY'S ACADEMY,
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Conducted by the Sisters of the Holy Cross,
WILL REOPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1878.

Conducted BY the Sisters OF the Holy Cross,
WILL RF-oPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER . 1878.
This ipstituton Is situated in . high and tc ABsy
portion of tho "Hi' renowned capital Of Texas. Ete
OF instruction embrRceE every branch suissho
to the complete education of young ladies' with e*st
Attent on their moral and polite department Te0
German and French languages taught by nG4ves
of the respective countries and huenty spokoN y
TeAchors mot secular but the RoIigeuse) dlreg. -
departments of lnstrum en- tai and Vocal Music. Dfo1
ing Painting and every variety of Fancy Work, are
also taught As the art OF Domeatlo ECONOMY In all
its branches forms most important part of solid
and fnShed education tho pupils OF this satlblish
ment taught excel In the of tho needle and
sewing machine, and required tn spend portion
OF time each week In the laundry and kitchen acquir
iIg q practical knowledge OF the duties connected
with these I'm portnnt departments.
tho utmost Ia given to tho religious training OF
the children of Catholic paronts Influence is exer-
cised the religious opinions Of others.
Great expense is not feature of said Academy
owing the general business depression the above
advantages offered at low figure to parties OF
respectable standing and references.
For and full particulars write for Gil cuAr or
call at the Institution.
Address. SISTER SUPERIOR,
st. Marys Academy, Z. o Box las.
auI Austin, Texas.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. SIMEoN'S SELECT SCHOOL,
No. l3l Annunciatiou Street,
Between Th0lia and Mclpomeuo Streets.


1ht. Institution conducted by the ssters Of Chart
ty) will reopen November 9TH. ISIS.
The Sisters consider themselves console tonp ly
bound TO pond to the fdence reposod them by
parents and guardians. by giving 10 their pupils a
Chrtstisn and viruous education strict'y attending to
their intellectual improvement and cultivAtng that
refinement of manners which will H. thom for society
The course of instruction tbased upon that pursued
at ST Joseph's Emmetsburg.D embraces Orthography.
Reading Grammar Rhetoric, Composition. Plain and
Ornamental Writing Practical and Rational ATith.
metc, Book keeping Prime pies CT Algebra aud Cos.
metry Ancient and Modern Geography with tho Of
Maps and Globes,, Astronomy. Sacred ard Ptoiaus
History, Biography and Mythology. Natural Inelltc
tual aud Moral Philosophy, Logic. Botany and Chemi-,
try, French, Music.
TkRMs FER MONTH PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
EDglish Glasses fso IN ...--.----..-.-...t4t to siO
oh'u StsSr','
EntrAL paid but once..-----
Music Drawing, etc, form extra charges,
General ObSorv vations.-l. A month commenced will
be considered n north com pile; ed deduction be
made for Absencs. . Books and stationery furnished
by the institution at current prices Vistors
earnestly requested 10 call only Saturdays, between
the hours of H. and o'clock to prevent the interrup
tion OF schos stic exercises.
ST VINCENTS SCHOOL, In connection with the
above Will open the day. oc27TStf
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THE MOTHER SUPERIOR
CouLE,s COMMERCLAL CoLLE0E AND

COILE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
~ Literary Institute Day and evening sesFions tho
entire year; elective syBttm 3! branches Of etudy
daily lectures; gYmnasilm exercise; special care
gwen native capacity. deposition. manners. healt
morals non-seCtAriIn students frae - college,
literary and debating ".cetyi fun faculty. ladies' ga
pAtrouizcd by the progressive, discern nR and refr
has actual counting rooms, banking shipping
busineEH Offices. with all the books OF account
cal ustrumenis. papers. eto lecture and study
a-e largs well ventilated and tine beaut. : ?
furnished in the country has all necessary ot Il
teaching and phi lUsopnicA apparatus special oE S85S
in particular studeS, at from q To - psr month.
GEO, SOULE PTrsidapL,
B-ReVolution in pumberH-luuN TsstiEuouIhfy 20
"SOULES, SERIES OF PHILOSOPHIC ARIEHo
METIC5" This series present the rArost gems OF e5o
Science Of Sumb-rs They teach that new truth 10
than old and that facts and
better than fAAcious theories, however oncent or
noypeh SyllogBtC RnA'ORICal, and REiomatIc reason
instead Of atbtrars rules iS used t oughout this
asTiea of books supLIed a. 30 cent dis
count Address Gs1 Souls, Prestdont Of SOules Com
mercial aud Literary College, New Orleans, La
e
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November IT.
or urcu OF LINCOLN,

St.HuRh, born in Burgundy, was placed
at an early age under the care of some
Canons Regular, with whom he remained
till divine grace drew him to the Carthu.
slams at Grenoble. Later on he was sent
20 England 20 establisb monastery as
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A man who has lost portion of his
pro perty may be described as worth less
fellow.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST, CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CoTEAU, PARISH OF ST LANDRY
LOUISIANA.

This College. Incorporated by tho State OF Louisiana
with the privilege of ferrinR Academic Degrees, IL
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society OF Jesus.
The plan of instruction embraces the ordinary courses
OF Science, Literature and Com the they
are Taught in other Jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October lat.
Board, Tuition and Washing per year eS5o
Entrance Fee (for tho hrst year on ..-....- 10
Medical Fees
Bed and Bedding ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
Payments must be made half.y early in advance.
For further particulars Kpplv to
+. POURSlNE & CO. Agents,
auls 7siy i4O Gravier street. .New Oriears
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ST NCENT.s BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
DONALDSONVILLE, Id.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

Ths Institution is located in the above named health
full little village stuared at the junction of the Mis-.
eiaspp and the LafourChe II Is accessible
at ali of the year both by railway and water
will find, for their daughters, in this Instl
tuition all the facilities for Christian and refined
education the of instruction being the same as
that pursued at St. JOseph's Academy, EmmattsburR
MARYLAND of which il q branch. The buildings and
grounds are spacious and commodous.
In copAideration of the changed condition of the
South, the terms hava been reouced TO nearly half
price. -. , =,
five months each the commencing September lat,
and the second February lst.
TERMS-Payable in Advance
Board and Tuition including washing IN ending,
bed and bedding, per session on...---.---.S % ~
French language =" W
Tapestry, Painting, etc, extra charges
Music, Piano, 1t ProfesSor's price
Books and Stationery, at current prices. Je3O 4m
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ST. STANISLAUS
CONMEROLAL COLLEGE,
BAY 81. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI

his insttuton chartered by tho state Legislature,
and conducted by the Brothers OF the baored Heart
has been successful operation snoe IS9 beautifully
situated tho shores Of the Bay com an eIten.
Of the and bathing in the snnmer iS SplsE
AID location IL great Indictment TO heAltbfu exencso
and am seront for puplls The Comm eroi1 Course
oomprseS all the branches of good EuEiSh edHoatioA
TERhsi
BOARD Tuition, per session, payable bali yearly In
S5r.nce e2SO 90
vv..hJD1 mar session is 90
pa5dJnS pnT seSaop optional--.--...-.-.... % 90
1Socta-3S Roea ..'....--...--..--.--.-. 5 90
Vacation II spent a. the institution 80 %
EXTRA crIARSEBi
Piano an Violin, per month, each.----..----- g
Uso of Piano, per month
Uluto, month
Bras Instrument, per month "
8pnniah and German languages, per month, oaoA "
FoE further particulars, apply TO
BRO. FLORIMogD
r,vas r7sIy OlRsotoE Of the College.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
CST. M4RYS,)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES LA,

Situated on the Hussiss!ppi River, sIty Miles abo1
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment tpoci
porated by law Of the Legislature and empowered 70
grant diplomas and degrees, opens the FIRST
TUESDAY of October every year. 1t Is under the
direction OF he Marist Fathers, who form q society
specially devoted to education College Point
Landing convenient and regular landing places
for steamboats, going to and returning from New
Orleans.
TERkS:
Payable in U. 8. currency half yearly in advances
Board, tuition, waning and stationery per tern
five months 30
Doc sors fees and medicine, in ordinary of ~
(for al1) per amman. 20
Washing, per anEum u
Entrance fse to be paid only Observation-Disclosures. 10
Extra Charges
German or Spanish. x
Drawing "
Use of Philosophical Apparatus and Chemicals-- 10
Violin Piano with use of instrument. per month
Use of instrument and music lessons (Brass BAnd)
Rnnum- II
School Books, Stamps, and other school necessaries
at current prices
Bedding, when provided by the College, per Annum S|
N B.-All music lessons to be paid for monthly
in advance.
REFERENCES.
His Grace the Most Rev Archbishop OF New Orleans;
The Rev. Clergy OF AlGiera.
For further details, apply to the Rev Pres ident at
the College, or to
n'3 70 ly HO.I40 GrSvier street.NeT Orleans.
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aulI2 IN

The most healthy and delightful TtuatiOr in the
South with extensive grounds excellent water sto.
Thorous course Of instruction. Terms moderate.
For further pArticulArs apply to
auiI 7siy THE MOTHER SuPEXToK-
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November l2.
ST. MARTIN POPE.


st. Martin. who occupied the Roman See
from A. d. GAO to 655 incurred the enmity
of the Byzantine court by his energetic
oppositiOn to the NonotheliCe heTesy, which
had obtained strong hold in the East.
The Exarch Olympus went so far as to
endeavor to procure the assassination of
the Pope as he stood at the altar IN the
church of st. Mary Major bat the would
be murderer was miraculously struck
blind, and his master refused to lave any
further hand in the matter. His successor
had no such ecIuples; he secured the per:
son of Martin by y stratagem, and conveyed
him on board vessel bound for Constan-
tinople. After three months voyage the
island of Naxos WAS reached, where the
Pope was kept in confinement for a year,
and finally, in 654, brought in chains to
the imperial city. Stripped of his pontif-
cal garments, he was dragged naked
through the streets by an iron collar fas-
tened to his neck, an executioner preceding
him with drawn sword, to show that he
was condemned to die. No words of COM
plant escaped his lips. 81 hope.n he said,
"that God, when He shall have taken me
out of this world, will bring my persecu-
tors to repentance" His sentence was
commuted to banishment to the Tsuric
Chersonese, where he fingered on for four
month in sickness and starvation, It'll God
released him by death on the 18th Novem-
ber, 655.
The Emperor Constans Issued during the
Monothelite controversy au edict, known
as the Type, in which, for the sake of
peace, silence was imposed on both parties
and mention was forbidden of either one
or two operations of will in Christ. To this
document, the approval of the Holy See
was demanded, with the greater plausibil-
ity on this accoant-that the previous i'm
perial manifesto, the Ectbesis of Heraclius,
had distinctly asserted the heretical, doc
trine of the one Will. But st. Martin
would hear of no compromise. "The
Lord" he wrote, "has commanded US to
shun evil and do good, but not to reject
the good with the evil. We are not to deny
at the same time both truth and error"
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
Corner Of Dry ades and Clio Streets,
NEW oRLEANF LA.

Through the kindness of Rev. 7. j. Kenny, the
Christian Brothers have been enabled to establish
thems elves perm anently in the above location.
The building Is large and comm odious has been
recently repaired and imp roved extensively 1t
contains every facility necessary for the education
Of young men for the various duties and employ
of business life, whether as clerks accountants
bankers profe mon, in any other
calling where a knowledge of the special branches
taught may be made available.
TERMS
Tuition in Senior Department, per quarter of 81
months, pay able in advance els 90
Interme date department OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ 90
Preparatory DepAr tment, for young boys. 20
rent rates.
The Session begins the First Monday in Ccto
ber, and coees about the first Of July following
au4 If BRO. OLIVER Director.
CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. COLLEGE,
MEMPHIs, TENNESSEE
This Institution aff1rds ample means for a thorough
Classical. Scientific and Commercial Education.
TsRMs-PAYABLE QUARTERLY IN ADVANCE,
BOARD and Tuition per quarter Of q months sS57 so
Washing and MendinR 5 90
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charges.
Next Session will com mmencs Monday, Sept. ?, Ie75.
For further particulars apply to
s44 sm BRO MAURELIAN, President.
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ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,

ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
MARION COUNTY, KY.
CLASsIOAL ANO COMMERCIAL.
Glasses resumed on the First Monday in Sep
tamber.
TERMS:
Board aud Tuition bedding washing ETC. yearly, t225
PhysicEns foe. o
Payments half yearly in advance.
REV. DAVID FENNESSEY. c. r.. President
CHAS. d. ELDER, Agent in New orleans.
Ia Iy