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DIED.:

MULLETT-In this town. January
LIST, 1878, Thomas Mullett. born in ON
don. England, June 4th, 1877
The deceased was confined to his
room for many months during his last
illness. and was favored by the constant
and devoted care of his daughter, with
whom he resided here. For several
years past his life was devoted to the
service Of God, and his upright walk
and conduct during this period will long
serve as bright example to all who
knew him. His remains were followed
to their last resting place by large
concourse of our towAs-people, includ-
ing Lake Charles Council No. 81, Uni
ted Friends of Temperance. May he
rest in peace. A FRIEND.
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Final bleau.


Suite If Louisimaa-Parish Of Calcdsieu.
Parish Comt-Cterk's office.
SUCCESSION OF RosAMoND ARcENAUx,
TIE STATE of LOUISIANA,
To all whom il may concern, Greeting
NTHEREAS Pierre A. Hebert, Ad-
w ministraltor of said succession IT
Rosamond Areenaux, deceased, has filed
in said Parish Court of Calcasleu Par
ish, La, his Final Tableau and account
of administration and distribution
thereof, with his petition praying for
the homologation thereof
Now therefore. the creditors of said
succession, and all other persons inter
ested therein, are hereby cited to APP
pear before said court, and to show
cause. by written opposition, to be filed
in the office of the undersigned Clerk
of Court, at the Courthouse, in the town
Of Lake Charles. in said parish, within
ten days from this Doth day OF Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1877, why said prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
And public notice is hereby given
that in case no such opposition thereto
is filed as aforesaid, within said delay,
the said final tableau and account will
be approved and homologated.
Witness the Honorab e DayidJ. Reid.
Judge of said Court, December 20, 1877.
ASA RYAN, Clerk.
Dec 20, 1877.
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immigration.
New Orleans Picavune. |

LNSW oTleahS flcayune.
Mr.. Mccormick. Immigration
Agent from Indianapolis, has ia
vored us with a call. He speaks
encouragingly about immigration
from Indiana to Louisiana and
Mississippi. He thinks that all
our people have to do is to hold
out re asonable inducements, and
farmers and laborers will pour into
these States from the West in tens
and hundreds of thousands. Since
Gov. Nichols has obtained the
helm of our ship of State, and Mis-
sissippi is 10 the hands of Missis-
sippians, the Western people do
not appear to be afraid to come
and settle here. MI. Mccormick
rays we must give the Western
people plenty OF facts about our
State, showing what immigrants
can do here, and how they can Sc
cure homes by honest industry and
frugality. He says this is an un-
COMMONLY favorable time to push
the interests of immigration 10 the
South. The times are terribly
hard in the West. and the enigra-
ton fever is rapidly rising, and the
eyes of the emigrants turn South
ward. Isotlernal lines are fading
away. Most OF the Western emf
grants now move by lines of longi-
tude instead of latitude.
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The State Of Louisiana.
PARISH OF CALCAsIEU.

PARISH OF CALoAsIEU.
H., a.. She,iff or anv Constable of said
~ ,o w Graet;ng.
p $3.50 o.aoa. s,n
voo are hereby coau :. ~ !" sun a;-a
i mons, Ny puDiica.iou ~ enis c.sa ~
sloh ,of touf yeeAs e. S ss ~ ~ ans
Law dlreScs, Hya'. y osewaf. ~ We suu
personally appear oe1oio ~ ulp 81.
SlSueu, vuss'oG " 'o - 80 ~
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Estima ate Of Expenditures for
1877.

By virtue of an Ordinance of the
Hon. Police Jury of the parish of Calca-
sieu. La, of date Nov. 9th, 1877, sub
init for publication, the following esti-
mate of the expenditures of said parish.
for the year 1877, also estimate of pro-
bable Indebtedness OF the parish at
close of the year 1877.
ID. H. Lyons, balance sher-
ifs costs forservice of 1876 50, FOG IS
A. l.. Reid, sheriff, summon
ing Grand and Petit Jurors
March and Sept. terms,
1877 $50 90
Sheriff's costs, District and
Parish Courts, including
per diem, feeding prison
ers, etc. .......... 1880 80
Clerks fees ia GRIM cases. :. 800 90
Dist. Atty conviction fees. l25 90
Maintaining Jules Guidry in
Jail in New Orleans. -. se5 80
Pay of Assessor. ......-... ESQ SO
Collectors commissions ON
Taxes and Licenses. $4,000
District Attorney pro tem... $50 90
Pay of witnesses in Grim. pros l ,79l 80
of Jurors. ........ 924 08
" of paupers. ......... 1913 90
Coroners fees Jury of In
quest, ETC.. SO 90
Sheritf's fees from st. Landry
and Rapides, GOO
Cash expenses of Registrar
and Clerks for election,
1876, 1873 GO
Pay of Justices and CoBsta-
bles in criminal cases, so 90
Jail guard, 70 90
Repairs on iaii, 1870
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THE PARKER Gun.

Jan. 3, lS7S-6m

State Of Louisiana.
w n. Kirkman VS.. Alex Fuseiier. No.
Parish Court. Parish Of Calcasieu.
No. PA.
PURSUANT to an order from the
Honorable Parish Court, in the
above numbered and entitled suit, dated
December Sd, 1877, and to me directed
/ will proceed to sell, at the Courthouse
door. for cash, on SATURDAY, the
5th day Of january, 1878, the following
described property, to-wlt
-Four COWS and calves, one COW and
vearling. one OK one two year old beef,
one yearling heifer, two three year old
heifers. 80
Sheriff's Office, Lake Charles, Dec.
goth, 1877. mar, a, .s
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Postotfiee at Lake
Charles, and nncalled for, Dec. 81.
1877. If not called for4ou or before
January 3lst 1878, they will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office. at Washington,
ID. G..
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T. W. BRYAN. y. H, CLEMEs
BRYAN & CLEMENT,


BRYAN & CLEMENT,
Have for sale on the corner of Ryar
street and Public Square, which is thu
old stand of j. w. I'ryan's, established
in 1869,
AMERICAN and ENG LIsH CALlcOs,
BROWN aud BLEACHED DOMESTICs,
DRILLIfGs and TICKING,
sHEETINGS, CHECKS,
OSNABURGS, CHEVIOTS,
JEANS, TWEEDs,
FLAENELs, Etc,
KNIT SACKS, NUBIAs,
LADIES' 4 GEiJTLEMEN's
SCARFs, LADIES'
VESTS, BALMORALs
CHEMIsETTEs,
COLARETTES,
CUFFS and COLLARS,
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS,
GLOVES, HANDKERGHTEFS,
C0RsETs, BELTS, JAC0NET and
LACE EMBROIDERY,
RIBBONS, Etc, REPS,
FIG RED and PLAID
P0PLINS, DEBEGE,
PLAID CAMLETS,
CANTON PONGEE.
OPERA FLANNRLS,
JAC0NETE,
NAINSOOK,
SWISS, BISHOP 4 VICTORIA LAWNS,
HATS 4 CAP FURNISHING GOODS,
yALIsES, CARPET BAGS,
sADpLE POCKETS,
BUGGY WHIEs.
A full Stock of
Boots and Shoes.
Our family grocery department is
now complete, and we intend to keep
on hand full stock of
BACON, HAMS, LARD, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SYRUPS,
VINEGAR, KEROSENE OIL,
SALT, COFFEE, FLOUR,
CORN, MEAL,
GRITS, RICE, Etc,
Canned goods of all kinds,
CURRANTS, DATES,
RAISINS, Etc, etc.
All ct prices to suit the times.
Jan lS
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HOMESTEAD PATENTS.

r am now prepared rs usnal to make
j final proof Of Homestead Entries.
and procure patents for same, also to
procure patents for entiie made pre-
yi0ns TO the late war
Homestead and State Land entries
attended to with pupctuality and dis
patch.
THAD. MAYO.
Lake Charles, Juns7, lS75-Iy
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II. s. MAIL STAGE ROUTE.
Lake Charles and New Orlea ms.
OF ARRIVALS AND DErA HruREs.

SCHEDULE or ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE.
Leaves New Iberia Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 A. NJ; arrives
at Lake Charles next days at ST.. n.
Leaves Lake Charles Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays ut 6 a. NJ;
arrives at New Iberia next days at 8
r, M. -
New. light and comfortable, mail
coaches, will carry passengers at the
following rates:
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Justices of the Peace needing a
COPY of the Louisiana Magistrate,
can be supplied by calling on Bryan
& Clement.
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The Parish School Board meets
Saturday, January 9th. 1873. Ev-
gy member is expected to be pres
ent.
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Thomas Scslly wanted to enjoy
the holidays, aud as bis term OF
imprisonment in Jail Tapped Christ
onas week he went out for bucket
of water, ard has not returned with
tb.t hpcKet vet.
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With the first number of the
new year, the EcEo tenders its
thanks and best wishes to its pa
irons,
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chat bucket vet.

EMIGRATION CONVENTION. - LII
view Of the State Emigration Con-
wentiou which is to meet in New
Orleans ON tie 14th inst, We sng-
est the propriety of Parish Con-
vention to meet at the courthouse
ut Lake Charles on Saturday the
9Th inst, for the purpose OF send
ing d delegate to said convention.
Hon. G. W. Richardson is in New
Orleans attending the Legislature,
be would be suitable person to
represent Rs.
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And the same rates from New Iberia
to Lake Charles, 30 tbs baggage al
lowed to each seat, 20 per cent. dedue-
ton on round trip to either point.
STAGE OFFICE at Lake Charles, at J.
W. Bryan's store, corner Courthouse
Square.
July Is, l876--y
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JOHNSON'S
Commercial College.
80 s. 2l2 N. Third Street,
Ist building South OF the Post Ofass.
ST. LOUIS.

All OF the branches OF Business
Education taught.
Independent Department for the
English branches.
Higher Mathematics. German, and
Elocution.
Photography taught personally or
per mail.
For full course of Double Entry
Bookkeeping in all it's forms
with Commercial correspond
ence. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
For full Commercial Course,
embracing all the branches of
Practical Business Educa-
ton, Life Schorlalship. ..... $50 90
Reference made to thousands of stu
dents who have completed under our in
struction.
For circulars giving full information
concerning time to complete board,
course of instruction, etc.
Address
j, W. JOHNSON, Prest.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEME EMIT OUT.
June FL, 1877
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The Christmas holidays passed
off quietly aud very pleasantly at
Lake Charles. The weather, fop
wonder, WAS charming, and con-
tributed materially to the enjoy
neut of the Masonic festivities OF
st. Johns day. The toy, confec-
tionery and fireworks dealers, did
u thriving business, and Young
America had glorious time gen
orally. Altogether it Was the mos
enjoyable ChHstmas season ever
experienced at Lake Charles.
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A considerable number Of immi-
grants will soon arrive in the Teche
country from Iowa. A number Of
irnmigrants have arrived 10 Web
ster parish from Alabama. Sun
day Delta.
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VICK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY
MAGAzINE.--We have received the
first number january, 1881 o.
this new horal and agricultural
monthly. a'he well known pub
Usher, James Wick, has for mahA
Years published Yick's Floral
Guide, at FIRST semi-annualls, and
Afterwards quarterly, besides hiS
semi-annual illustrated catalogue
of flowers and vegetables; bat now
comes to the front with hand
somely illustrated monthly naga-
zine Of 80 pages, vt the low price
OF $l.25 per annua. Each num-
Der will contain a brilliantly col
ored plate of some flower or group
OF flowers, drawn from nature, be-
sides a host of beautiful wood en-
cravings, thus making a handsome
yearly volume Of nearly four hun
eeed pages, crowded with illustra-
tons and replete with valuable in
sa,uctios. MI. Wick, bis publica-
tions, and bis seeds, are eminenuy
deserving ofpublic confidence, and
what is better, really enjoy it. Ad-
dress James Wick, Rochester. New
York.
The opinion is becoming general
that the negroes in the South are
dying almost at the rate OF four to
one as compared with the whites.
Tie causes are uncleanliness, lack
of proper food, clothing, shelter
and cooking, sensual excuses of
ali kinds, drunkenness, neglect OF
tie sick, the preference Of ICON
jurors" to physicians, and absence
Of proper precautions against con-
tagious discusses.
A considerable number OF immi-
grants will soon arrive in the Teche
country from Iowa. A number Of
Immigrants have arrived 10 Web
ster parish from Alabama. Sun
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IRONS.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rv j4reen az Wise
II OTOCsI % W IbO
| Roal ESiata a paDia md Aunfiopoorc

keal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
uMMlSSlONEKS' SALE OF NALU
~ ABLE PROPERTY,-By virtue of :. dc.
cree of the Corporation Court, Tor the city OF Al.
exandfa, Va, rendered at its May term, 1878,
IN tho chsacery cause of Whittlesey vs.. Whit
;eaey. the undersigned commissioners therein
naued. will offer for sslo, by public suction. on
EATUKDAY, the 18th day Of September. 1915,
at ~ o'clock m, in front OF tho entrance to the
Court room, on Fari#x street. in tho city cf Al
aaandria, Va, tho following property, to wit
The LOT OF GROUND with the Id e
MENTS thereon, known as No. 50 situated on tho
north side of Prince St. beginning st g point 20
leot 10 inches moro OF less, east OF Fairfax 81 ;
thence east on Prince stroot q feet moro or less;
thsnca north Gi feet y inches moro or less
thonco west - feet nore or less; thence south
parallel to Fairfax street 10 tho beginning.
Terms Of Snls-Une-fourth Of tho purchase
money in cash, and the residue in equal install
monts in six. twelve and eighteen months from
day Of sslH. with interest; the do(erred payments
to be secured by the bonds Of tho purchaser,
with good security, and the title to tho property
IT, ba retained ua.l tho purchase price Is !ully
paid.
:. FEKGUsVN BEACIl, } Of sSe.
'p-i,
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aIEsb7SsN:AE.. :
aGEse7s'ENAE..
" T G II r I II Il
PURIFIE>; TIE BLOOD AND GIVES
STRENGTH.
H.; GnOir. I'LL. ! q

Du QUoir, ILL.,, jan ;. u, -.
Mr. H. L. !SicycnS:
Dear s5;r-Your "VcgotiGo" he's boon dong
wonders for NO. Eave boon having tho chtLIs
and jtre1, contracted in the swamps OF the
South, nothing giving me relief until l began
tho use of your Vegctino, it giving me lmmcdl-
ata relief toniuG W my systonl, purifying my
blood giging strength; whereas al othor medi"
clnos weakened me- and filed my system with
posioa and ! am satisfied that if families inst
live in the asuo districts Of the South and West
would take Vcgctne two or three times G week,
they would not bo troubled with the 'chitIs' or
malignant jeTarS that prevail e. certain times OF
the year, save doctors bills. and live to e good
old age Rrspoctfully yours,
j. =. MITCHELL,
Agent Hen(i3rson's Looms, st. Louis, no.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.--lf
Vegetino will relieve pain, cleanse, purify and
cure suah diseases, restoring the patient TO per
feet health, sltor trying different. physicians
many remedies. suffering for years, is 1t not con.
elusive proof, if your arc 8 sufferer, you can DC
cured? Why is this medicine performing such
great cures II works in tho blood, IN tho CIR.
cuating fluid. 1t can truly be called the Grcat
Blood Purifier. Tho great source Of disease orl-
ginA.es in The blood aud no medicine that does
not act directly upon it. to purify and ronoVatc,
has Gny lust claim upon public attention.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A KI,INGTON INSTITUTE.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG


A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
N. e. corner Of Washington and Duke Streets
Alexsndris, Va
The noxt annual session will commence on
| THU RSDAY, September 10Th.
| Terms per half session-Tuition III Engii.h
and French $32; board and tuition i'll English
French aud Music $3.50.
| Circulars can bo obtained from French's too'
-''' " ~ Miss KEBECCA c, POWELL.
! aug 22-eotOl Principal.
KENMOKE UNIVERSITY FL IG Ii
~ SCHOOL, near Amherst, y. H., va
II. A. STROBE (Math: Medalist U. Va,)
| Principal and Instructor in Mathematics. IL: u.
! BROCK, b. Lit U. Va, (recently Asst. lns;
Latin u. Va, Associate Instructor. This School
IS strictly preparatory to tho University OF Vlr-
| ginia, and embraces in Its course every Drahch
taught in the High Schools Of the State.
For testimonials ss to its general character,
and particularly as to its discipline, its high
moral tone, and the success Of its students. soc
the Catalogues.
Terms for halt session. board and tuition
S126
This charge may be reduced in many casos to
$50, by boarding in private families near the
School. Seventh session begins SEPTENBER
TESTIMONIAL
Tho success which the kENMOkE HIGH
SCHOOL has achieved under the energetic and
conscientious administration of the Principal and
and his able Assistant and the preparation and
training of iLs pupils, VINO have enterod the
University Of Virginia, have fully justified the
Recommendations of this excellent school to tho
public At its beginning. regard it a. very
successful educational foundation, and trust it
will continue for may years to do its good work
for our State and country.
CS. VENABLE.
jy U.eo2m Prof Msth., u. Va.
KINDERHARTEN NORMA AL INSTI-
IN TUTM AND NATIONAL KINDER
GAETmN FOR YOUNGEST AND AID
VANCEn GLASSES.
Mrs. Loulss sd roAhooN Principals.
Miss SUSIE POLLOCK,
Regular eight months course for teachers
commences October 7lh Terms-SlOO, in two
payments. Summer (partiaD course, from July
10Th t. September 10Th, $50.
AS it is only question of timu rs TO 1ohen this
syatcm will bn adopted in our public schools.
young ladies will do well to be hrst in the teld
and gain an oxperionco in q profession leas over
stocked than any other.
For particulars apply 10 tho Principals, o2o
9Th ST., y. O. corner of X at, Washington. ID. g.
Washington, ID. g.. iy 2-eo3m
EsuCKAANDs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
Az Sandy Spring. Maryland.
This institution will bo opened SEPTEM BER
IS, 1873. 1t will be conducted on the same
principles and with the same assistants es the
Stanmore School, which my sister, Caroline H.
Nj ier, has concluded to relinquish. A full
course Of instruction, with lectures, will be given
For circulars with terms and other particulars
address
HENRY G. HAlLOWELL, A. NJ
" l.so3n Principal.
DELLE HAVEN lNSTIT
- (FOR YOUNG LADIES'
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Tho next session Of this Institution will open
ON MONDAY, the 10th Of September, 1878.
For Catalogue, containing full particulars,
i,less:o address either of tho undersigned.
&. A. PENICK, Associate
CARTER PAGE, Principals
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i;v +. Il. korhy, Aucti0neGr.

BY f. Il. korhy, Auctoneer.
(No it Iii ing street, AloxAnirls Va
.sf VIETUE OF DhCkhES OF Tile
as Circuit Court Of the city OF AloXAndrla,
Vlrginia, rendered q: the Nogcmher tcrin, 1873,
and The May term, 1915 in tho ciancary SUIT
Of Fairfax against Thornton and others. lac
andnrsipue.l, commissioners hy said dotroo
lhornto authorized, will proceed, Oh SAEU ~
DAY, tho 18th day of September, 1918. at Il
o'clock III, t. sell by public sutton ia front of ING
Market Building, OH Royal street. IN the sMid
city Of Alnxandria, Vn., y TRACE OF LAM,
IN Fairfax county, Virginia, containing SIX
thousand &ns on hundred and htLy-iour Q"''ol}
acres, in the bill aad proceedings n9n'"AGd'
boing tho residue OF the original purchase hy
Thornton from tairtsx remaining unsoIt!. Inc
Washington and Ohio Railroad Is located
through tho tract A. plat ct the property "i!l
bo exhibited al tho tilnc md placo vt sai", and
tho ssmo offered in lot' or rs Whole, IS nl"y
provo to the interest OF All parties concerned
forms Of Salo--run Thousand dollars CASH.
And tho residue of tho purchase money 10 D9
payable in equal iGs:Slmcnts ct one, two and
lilree years, respectively, with Interest l.6m the
day OF sa!a, to be evidenced and secured by tho
bonds Of the purchaser with good rersOnst So
Iurity; tho commissioners to retain the title to
SAID land until the purchaser shall hsvo palA all
.,l tho purchase money. Gonvoyancing st the
cost ot tho purCh laser.
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
FRANCIS l.. GMlIii, lr.,
~ i5-.awts Comm rs Of Sale.
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Special contracts will bo nlada With yearly aa'
vor.sor:.
Marriage and Doath Notices fifty cents. Ooitu"
aries will be charged AZ advertisement rates.
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ICE CREAM, SODA WATER, dc.
ICE CREA M.

My leo Cream Manutactory, ono OF tho iarg
est in Virginia, still continues to supply private
customers Sunday schools. excursions, picnics,
fairs, festivals and associations, as well as the
lrado, with that SUPERIOR CREAM that has
made name in this community and is known
everywhere as BRENGLE'S ICE CREAM. l
could easily reduce its pricc by lowering its quail
Ingredients, cannot be furnished at y less price
than l servo it. OF course, could grade my
cream by Tho price," but my cream would loso
the good nsGle that years of fair dealing have
won for it. l ssk tnat persons abroad ordering
"Brenslo's Cream" from third parties will as
suro themselves thst the cream sent is certainly
from my establishment I warrant my cream,
and Go not wish thai inferior cream. sent out as
,uinc, may injure its reputation. 1t is my aim
20 furnish the BEST CREAM IN AMERICA,
and my customers sro satisfied that do so.
ia 3-tr HENRY BkENGLE.
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EseTGAE7GN.ss..

rr1uE SIXTH Annual SESSION OF
MISS THBBS SCHOOL, i23 Queen st.,
will commence SEPT. lG. 1873. Torms--Tui-
tion in knelish branches per quarter. in ad-
vance, $G, SIS and SO; German and French,
per quarter each 81 co SPIT
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EuHENlE--I DUNG NAPOLEON'S MARRIAGE.
The 4cjourn of Inc cx Empress Of the French
at Vienna occupies very much the attention OF
| the political world. They do not seem to I'M
putcit entirely to q wish 10y pleasure but rather
| to some secret Intentions on the part of the wi
| dow Of NAPOLEON H. The belief which scoms
to gain crcdcncc 10 the court circles is that she
| mas gone there to mako soundlnra rs TO tho
possibility OF good marriage for her sou. AS
all ls thought now to bc 1t al end between him
and the Princess Thyra, tho mother would
j rather he would marry with . Catholic. and
| locks for it in Austria. The Emperor and the
Ecclduke Albert, and other high pcrsOnagcs.
have EXTENDED toward her the greatest courtr
fy. StllI, no one wishes to understand ncrtalh
aIusious said to be made by her. Others
think that all this refers simply to marriage
with the daughter OF Count Andraasy. The
cy Emnres,' dctcuoD 10 all these reports Ii that
it Was her intention 20 visit Nlenua lncognilO
inasmueh G3 el:u thought herself forgotten In
the world; Chat politics have no attractions ior
her. ard that she has no other desire than to
remain quiet the remainder OF her lie. As re,
| cards her sou ever bclnE on tho throne nt
France, she says his destiny, as we'll rs tbs vii!
! Of the natiCn, Is in the hands Of God, who
| knows what il 10 reserve for him; that she ls
too muoh overwhelmed with unhappincsa to
OCCUPY herself with political projects. Onc
canGOt read tho scntlmcuta she cXprGSatb with
! out understanding the irillcHn2 this womsn
| exercised Whrn she wa5 om :hc throne OF
Erapcc by her kind hcai! hHr charms ard her
| tcaU:".