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New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Le9al Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Supreme
onrt OF the state NewYork entered ip the Office of
be lert Of Inc Cy and County Of NcwYOrk the lOth
dsy of Nav 1879 hereby given to all the creditors
and persons having claims against
ROBERT J.. a. CLARKE
and
JONI CARMICHAEL,
lately doing business in The City ot orr uphe %
they are required 10 present their said claims MIN ING
duly verified, tn the subscriber at
M Mace of tsnsactfng business No Broadstreet, In
The CITY Of NcwNork. the state Of New-fork ON or
efore fine first dav August 1878, by virtue OF the ap
ponent Of the subscriber by decree OF the sad supreme
Tnrt of he state NewYOrk Trustee OF the assigned
estate OF the cOpartneisip him OF CIA NJ an
MICHAEL. In the place OF AHCHlBALD IhnnhhOh' ue
ceased. 10 whom lis lifetime the said ROBERT j. a;
CLARKE ana JOHN CARMICHAEL executed general
as,ignnent for the benefit Of their creditors.
O"'o' -" ~ '' FRANK SAUNDERS,
JOSEPH A. WEIGH. trustee
Attorney Trustee.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave New.Yok from foot Of Desbrosses and Court

landt-sts. ,,..,
800 m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati. Indianap
oils Chicago the West Richmond. Charleston ana ths
south Pullman cars from Baltimore 10 Newark, Oho ana
-.
iO1 n NJ for Washington aud the West. Pullman cars
from New.YO 10 Baltimore and Washington making close
connections for Ptsburg Cincinnati apOlis Louis
willie Through Pullman Baltimore 10 Clu
cnnati, ct Louis and Pittsburg. 80. -,
daily tor Washington, the south ana west. l
man seepers NewYork 10 Baltimore and Washington
making for Chicago Cincinnati lndanapO
s Louisville Louis Columbus. Pittsburg The south and
Southwest Through Pullman fOm Baltimore % Clncin
natl connects at Washington with trains for Lynchburs.
Florida New. orleans and the south
For brougn ticket, please call at COmpany's Office 3l5
Broadway NewYork and ticket offices foot Of Couruandt
and Desi,rossessis. and Depot Jersey City. . .,r,
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBhAShA
A'NN4'D
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y. SToCR EXCHANGE SALES
WEDNESDAY, NAY 81 1873
Asreported M the GOld ana Stock Telegraph w.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
M for Young LADIES and Gs4gsn s No "a East 22d wi"
NEADEMOISELLE DE JANON,
vi SUCCESSOR AND FORMER PABTNER OF THE
Respectfully informs friends and me public that he VIII
reopen her Boarding ana DAY So0 o nor ThTrsS.v Sept 25
Boys Glass and Kndergarten oct so ,orr. u, ..,c
es who have conbnted give the school It's eiheenSysnd
patronage generously bestowed in past years
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
W pupils painting anasSaD D aSTerS stu ~ ns is
anG Iof1eT ae9cTzqS 4IS ye az n0f S'u0
Out Out OF door sketching during May and June
Eeisrences Mr.. u. Huntington. Mr. VIM Hart MI James
NJ. Hart, Mr. A. F. Bellows.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
81 HOmelike Boarding School for Young
N Boys. f. HINDs. A M, Hampstead. Long Island
A HEALTHY HOME in the COUNTRY for
1aAptMY "a ifT GSys S wishing thorough instruction A'oo
A DAMS ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass.-Hon.
"A Charles Francis Adams Chairman OF err dG
IegSer TSys lr 1873 'o tuition ZOO year Board $3.50 Early
aG Gf
ROYs and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
COLLEGE Conditioned OF reeGisd @ efndd9ffs Gassed
FAMILY SCHOOL for Boys, English and
L Classical Uuonyille. \. Y S. :. MAXWELL. A.
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, Nj
m G9ys sdss t1oTqSFM M ppa fTGd kew lS RMBER e
HOME SCHOOL for BOYS-Brattleboro Vt.
Ii -ReOpens May j. ls7a.-schoO IN session during
The months. For circulars address Mrs EMMA
IVES. Principal
MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, L. l., for
w Bows English French German and Classics .0r $40.
NJ ORRISTOWN N.JD BOARDING SCHOOL
w ior boya ihe Rev. $ y. HOWELL M Principal
princeton College On. J.) Preparatory School.
Terms reiuood special send for circ
DEEKSKILL (N.Y) MILITARY ACADEMY.
L Send for illustrated circular for ls7s-79
CHORTLIDGE'S Summer School for Young
sw1thn c. shortldge GiGryard Univ a. M, Media Penn
CT. .PAUL'S SUMMER SCHOOL Of SCIENCE,
- Riysrdqls opens JUNE T. ~ d0 do closes
euIsons w be gwen TO various notable paSes 70 interest
OF birds animas plants fossils minerals
formed modern languages taught eonyersationay In
bathing fishing and all outdoor sports under careful ushers
conditioned pupils and others coached IN Latin Greek and
had on application 10 join IL HA1s NJ, u. euPL
rI'O FAMILIES of CULTURE, at home, or
going abroad-A professor Of high atIanmen,s and an
boys IL years OF aud deyOs himself exclusively
their training and edueaon FST PaTSqa; term terms & aqd
Berkeley Heights (near summiU, NewJ Jersey.
For Young Laaies-Country.
BRADFORD ACADEMY,
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The seventysevcnth year commences september 81 1873
For circulars apply 10 Miss ANNIE l.: JOHNSON,
bradford. Mass.
CROVE HALL, New-Haven, Conn.-Miss
W MONTFORTs SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
Opens 2Sd year sept IL Rev r. r. EGE A NJ President
MISS AIKEN'S SCHOOL for Young Ladies,
IA Stamford. Conn. formerly Gothic Hah.
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New ,lnblicatlons.
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
FOR JUNE.
NOW READY AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE

MON TESTAMENT. Epitre Chloe. An Unpublished
Poem BY Voltaire.
NATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS AND MISAPPRo
PRIATlONS. by General ]. A. Garfield
THE STAGNATION OF TRADE AND ITS CAUSE
BY Professor Bonamy Price
THE EDUCATION OF FREEDMEN. BY Harriet
Beecher Stowe.
SECRET MISSIONS TO SAN DOMINGO. by Admiral
ID. u. Porter.
SACRED BOOKS OF THE EAST. BY Professor Max
Miller.
EVOLUTION AND THEOLOGY. BY Professor Simon
NewcOmb.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD BY Henry V. Poor
CURRENT LITERATURE. By Mayo w. Hazctine.
WILL ENGLAND RETURN TO PROTECTION a
Letter the Editor by the Right Hon. John BnghL NJ l.
30 cents per copy 80 per year.
GEE the splendid June number of DEMO
- RESTS MONTHLY MAGAZINE. with artistic en-;
Cravings other attractions ipcu1ing splendid OH
I, 1nnr tltauf fle Il d. q
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3nsirnCllon.


For Boys and Young Men-City.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.
The final examination Of the classes for the year begin
at g:3O q. m. on MONDAY. MAY 10.
The examination candidates for admission viii begin on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, at $50 a IN.
SCHOOL OF MINES
The annual examination Of the classes VIII begin on
MONDAY, MAY 10, at 10 IN.
Candidates for admission any Of the five regular
courses viz Mining Engineering Civil Engineering Met
allurgy Geology and Paleontoogy Analytical and Applied
Chemistry will present themselves at $3.50 a. M
FRIDAY, JUNE 6.
COMaEN CEMENT AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC on
WEDNESDAY JUNE II. Al 10 A. NJ.
f. A. p. BARNARD, IL. D., President
49th-st, Madison and 4thayes.
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,FNrPAI. RAIIRnAn 0F NAV -JERSEY


" Ferry station in New.l ork, foot OF Libertyst
Ferry station IN brooklyn. foot OF Fnlt0n,st
Commencing Nov - 1873 Trains leave New-fork too Oh
LbeIty-st. follows;
$50 a. m. For EItm!ngtOn, EastOn. BelYldetc,
Chunk Tamaqua, WikosbarTe, Elmita, &c Connects AT
Junction 4" It'll d. J.. and W ~. r. .-,-
$50 m-For Hich Bridge Branch Schooleys Mountain
Budd's Lake aud Lake HOpatcOne East0n, halIl'Dilg
Manch Chunk Iamaqna Uazelton' WlkesbHre scranton
i0SOa a. m and 43O y. m-For Somorvile and Pennington
FlemugtOn Easton, Mauch chunk, IdHaIuh
wiltesbarre scranton Tunkhannock. Tamaqua Hazeltol
Reading Puffsylc Harusburgh. Sc
D. n.-FOr High Bridge Branch. SchOOleys NORMAN,
Iudd's Lake uOnatCOng fastpn BelVid,te AM
connects at junction win ID. L. aud w X ~
6:3O D. IN daily-F0r EasOn. Allentown and Harris0ur&
FOR trains 10 local points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS. Leave at a. M IL y. m. for Bolnl
Brook intermediate points and at 53O m Tor EaSon
Boais Or The BToo yn and Eno Annex" make connection
jersey Ciiy ,o%--- nm >ro,, D,,r,-rO,r
NEW -YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
Trns leave foI Ped Bank, Long Branch Grove,
&c g.lT ll:GI y. m. 3 5:l3 p m. - ,
EREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
= connections foot OF Lbery-st' for FrechOdat
S:l5 1l:l5 a. me- 4, 5:lj p III
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4 MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
"A. ~ East 7th-st. and 35 West l6thst
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For Young Ladies-City.

FA. p. BARNARD, LII. D., President
49thst Madison and 4th-ayes.
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1n9trnctlou.
For Young Ladies-Count

NTAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
vi Ladies Pittsied Mass.-spring term opens Aprh q
c. v. SPEA X aud X. J.. AVERY Principals
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NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

h ARRANGFMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 lS7g;-LcIyc dep5s foot o. Cortlandt and De5bri,,
100 d.. m. ElstOu, bethlehem, Allentown. ReeiiuE
Mauch Chunk HaZcltOn. MahauOy City Ashland Nlhes'
barre. Scranton aud TunkhaunOck. ,,.,, -.
G:3O p. M Night Express daily Tor EaStOh. bctul'
hUentOu, Mtuch Chunk. Wilkeshare. Elmlrat lliaJi,
Geneva Auburn. Rochester Buffalo Niagata rams ana te
Pullman sleeping coaches attached. 8. -, r,,..r
ROB'T SAYRE, Sup't. and Engr
General Eastern OGcc corner Church and COrt and sts
=
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TV'HE OLD RELIABLE STONlNGTON LINE
1 FOR BOSTON AN d ALL POINTS EAST
AT ! H. m from Pier 80 North River foot OF Jay-st)
Special limited tickets, GOOD ONLY on $40 a; m con
Meeting StOniugOn s1d via ts line from NeWh OTk
L..-tD I.I :
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave gewOod Coster Permont ami Nyaok
7. $50 s:l5 A. m. ., 4'i5 6;so $50 $50 li:SQp m m
Supdays a ana G:30 The ll;3O III. train Will
leave 20 minutes later Saturday nights.
Manuel spring Valley aud Monsey q Gio O. M l:sS p H.
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,UTOR-FRENCH PROTESTANT.

supplied to schools and families
i without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDCCA-
-. ) !. .L1lL .uLI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

For Both Sexes-Citv.
MISS BALIOW'S English and French School
WI for Young Ladies and children No "a East 22dstq Will
sdaVS Settembpr
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAI

: March ~ 1873. Leave Now.York. foot
ii;iais and Toms River sl5 l1f5 m; 400 D. IL
Vineland. BridgctOn and Atlantic City, lilo IL III.
WaretOwn. S.lJ q. IN: 400 p. IN.
Paruegar and TuckertOn. 400 y. m.
Phi adrlphia aud Mt Holly, ll;i0 a MI iOO p IN.
From pier 3 y. II. foot RectOr-sIl 900
NTI \ IN HNS fnr tgH amos Long Branch. $3.50 n. IA
l:OOp m. for Highlands, Long Branch ana Eat1ntown'
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2h no 19
- sss W. 10
St IOuis q EQu Er

Ohio & Miss
100. .Dc.. l6A
ONO & Miss Prf
100. ...Oc. 40
c c & | & Il
40 O.....bc. 6is
loo. 6A
Correction.
No Erie sold at 29
on the l1th inst
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WESLEYAN Female College, Wilmington. Del
w sst wear begins sept Buildings Just retted ana re-
furnished For catalogU address Rev. N nj ffes
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOnsatonic
10 and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer Bridgeport
leaves Catarnes slip day Csundays excepted at ll;3O H.,
and bridgeport at II D.
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FIRST CALL@1t
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

WI SUCCESSOR AND FORMER PARTNER OF THE
LATE MISS HAINES, -
Respectfully informs her friends and The Dn6nc that the VIII VIII
Children at 10 Gramcrcypars on Thursday sept 20
Bows Glass and kindergarten, oct J. ,
Nile de Janon assisted by the corps OF teach
have contributed to give the school It's eceney
value and she earnestly socts the continuance OF tne
patronage 80 generously bestowed in past years
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had fire arms within their reach
hurried to the river, where the deer
was swimming, closely followed by old
and young. BY this time the deer
had gained the middle of the river,
which is 200 yards wide, when Mr.. r..
B. Blanks fred six shots from q large
revolver, and instantly followed BY
Messrs. Henry Blanks, J. HI. Jackson
and Butler, with double barrel shot
guns. Just before the last shots, the
deer changed its course and commenced
swimming up stream very fast leaving
the dog considerably in the rear, show
ing that it had SO far escaped the
deadly misssels which had missed
their mark. At this instant Mr.. l..
Robinson and three stalwart colored
men jumped into skif at the ferry
and laid to the oars and pulled for
dear life to overtake the deer, which
was at least 800 yards ahead of them,
and by the utmost exertions overlook
it about 20 feet from land, when
Robinson shot it through the neck
with a revolver and thus finished the
chase and the end of deer's career. The
cOlored men then carried the trophy to
Mr.. Jackson's residence to be de.
vOured. -CbL,Inabiu Herald.
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DEDICATION.
FRANKLIN SUM-

FRANKLIN SUM-
The Catholic Church, Mt Delhi, La,
Was most solemnly dedicated to the
service of God, on last Sunday. Not
withstanding the inclemency of the
weather, the church was crowded.
Rev. Father Enaut, Of Monroe, assisted
by his able Choir, began the ceremony
of blessing the church Mt liz O'Clock
A. Nj. ROBBED in his long white Alb and
Stole, accompanied by an Acolyte, he
passed out of tho church, then walked
around it, pronouncing the prayer
prescribed by the Roman Ritual.
Having blessed tho walls on the out
side OF the church, he again entered
and for the first time bent his knee to
the God OF nations. He then COM
menced the holy sacrifice of the Mass.
After the Gospel, his reverence
preached most instructive sermon,
alluding to the beautiful ceremonies OF
tho Catholic Church. The altar was
most exquisitely decorated for the
occasion. Mrs. White, the able Or
ganist of Monroe, presided Mt tho organ.
Tho music and singing were indeed
grand. Divine service will again take
place on the End Sunday in March.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. f.. NJ. M.
Delhi, La, Jan. 10Th.
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The four "carpet-baggers" who retire
on March 4, namely: Spencer, of Ala
bama; Patterson, of South Carolina
Dorsey, of Arkansas, and Conover, OF
Florida, appear to take matters easy.
Their exit leaves only one scarpet-bag-
ger" In the Senate-Kellogg, of Louis
lana. He, with Bruce, the colored
Senator from Mississippi, will be the
only two Republicans left of the thirty
two Senators from the Southern States.
Patterson talks of settling in Northern
Texas with his two sons, now young
men. Spencer owns one-third of gold
minc in the Black hills, and is to man
age the mine on his retirement from
the Senate. He will not NEEDLE with
politics again, except to go to the next
Republican Convention as a delegate
to vote for Grant. Conover ran for the
House at the last election, says he was
elected but counted out, and is going
contest. Dorsey owns rancho in New
Mexico, stocked with 10000 head of
cattle, but will retain his residence in
Arkansas. Dorsey, Conover and Spen-
cor are all under forty, and their wives
are singularly beautiful women.
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succession SALE.
Parish Court, Parish OF Cuachita, State of
Louisiana.

Parish Court, Parish OF Cuachit2, State of
Louisiana.
Succession of Charles III. Morrison.
By virtue of judgment OF said Court
ordering that ali the proper ", real and
personal, belonging to said succc 'sion and
held in indivision with other parties, be
sold to pay the debts Of said Succession,
will offer for sale, either in person or by the
Sheriff or an Auctioneer, at the door OF the
Court House, between the houls of IL
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p. NJ, on
18th day of February, 1879,
The undivided half interest owned by the
Succession of Morrison in the followin g
land situated in the Parish Of Ouachita,
A certain tract of land in rear, or east, of
the City of Monroe, commencing at the
southwest corner of section seventy eight,
township eighteen north, range four east;
running thence, no1 I'll nine degrees east,
along the line of said section, twenty-nine
chains and ninetv-three link s, to the north
west corner of said section; running thence,
south eighty-one and quarter degrees
chains and eighty-two links; running
thence, south nIne degrees west, twenty
five chains and ninety-eight links; tanning
thence westwardly, five chains and seventy
ton fifty eight, in said township and ranges;
and running, thence, along the line of said
section fifty eight five chains and Fl ftv-tive
links, to the place OF beginning. Said tract
more or less.
This tract of land is commonly known as
the "Dreyfus tract" and is the same land
nov cultivated by Andrew Nicholas.
Terms of sale: On twelve months credit
to the highest bidder, for whatever the
property will bring, purchaser to execute
Twelve months bond, with solvent security
and mortgage, and vendors privilege
~ W. w. FARMER,
st Administrator.
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of delegates to be chosen Is 1874, the
same as. the representation In the two
houses of the General Assembly, and
the delegates will be chosen in the
same ratio. Ouachita will be entitled
to one delegate separately, and the
senatorial district composed of Ouachita,
Richland, Caldwell, Franklin and
Jackson will elect two. Thus, each
parish will vote for two or more
delegates, but none less than two
Ouachita will vote for three.
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REMOVE THAT STAIN

We copy elsewhere report, from
the Democrat, of o meeting of the
Board Of Supervisors of the State Uni
versity. We feel pleasure and regard
1t duty to aid this noble Institution
Of learning by the dissemination Of all
such facts concerning its progress as
will more thoroughly acquaint the peo-
pie with Its standing and the advance
ment it is making toward permanent
existence. From the report published
we gather much satisfaction. The
University will now have complete
possession of the splendid building
hitherto occupied in common by it's
students and by those of the Blind and
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, a change
which will materially aid Col. Boyd
In the accommodations he can afford.
1t is gratifying, at the same time, that
the unfortunate blind and mutes will
not go out homeless, but will have the
Heroman building and grounds fer a
home and possession where they can
much more pleasantly pursue the diff
ficult paths of knowledge, paths doubly
difficult for them.
We congratulate both Col. Boyd and
Mr.. Lane upon this severance of their
houses, knowing it will sever them
only as to the roof, and not in their
noble efforts to promote tho cause of
education, to which they have shown
In adversely they were friends in adj
versity. But much more warmly do
we commend to the people of the State
the cause of these institutions. Atten-
lively have we watched their trials
and the heroic struggles made to keep
them from a pitiful, sad non-existence.
1t is time, now, to give them what
merit and demonstration deserve-a
hearty, generous support. 1t speaks
we'll for no people to be Indifferent in
maintaining good schools. Shall this
longer be the reproach justly imposed
upon the parents and guardians of
Louisiana?
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EDUCATIONAL.
T OUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE,
BATON ROUGE, La,

DATON ROUGE, La,
Is now in successful operation, with good
session 9; begins, ' bs ls~' October and
Fac1itses for I'.t,uceiom-very good: an
experienced Faculty. now Of four Profess
creased; much philosophical and chemical
apparatus; good appliances for instruction
in La,I Engineering; large museums Of Natural
arms and artillery for military exercises.
ans" snd
secured.
literature and science; and parents will
select the studios which they may wish
tS as asaaes only
on the cadets who. are quartered In the
University building and optional! with
To become. Student" or cadet is option
al with the parent.
admission granted to young men and
who are proficient in the branches Of =
common English education. They can en-
dents may be residents Of other States. ~
be sSe ss
appropriation to pay their expenses.
Espenscs..Tuition and the use Of library
Rouge for about SIS month and those
who form Illnesses" can maintain them
| selves for $6 to IS u month.
Expenses for q Military Cadet.-Fixed ex-
penses per month-Board. lodging and ser
ing, - SO; fuel and lights, SO cents; medical
attendance, 81; total, sl6; or for the session
Of session. Payable monthly in advance.
Contingent expenses per session-estima-
| ted-uniforn clothing. S47; Textbooks and
! and contingencies, IS total, $72. Payable
S4s on entrance, balance ~ January l. In
| cadets will be charged only for the time OF
attendance, except that there win be no re-
mission OF fees for tho last two months OF
the session.
Location healthy, and desirable for deli
cate youths who may not be able to stand
a colder climate.
For further information, address
ID. +. BOYD, President.
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CUCCEsSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
Succession OF SERENE Roc ELS, deceased.
Whereas, Charles Johnson has filed in the
Office of the Clerl of the l4th Judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for said Parish of Qua
chita, his petition praying 10 be appointed
administrator of the succession OF Serene
Rogers, deceased.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be
hereof, the said Charles johnson will be
appointed administrator of said estate as
the law directs.
w. T. ATKINS, Deputy Clerk.
Monroe, La, January 81, 1879. ct
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
Sarah Barrett

Sarah Barrett
vs.. No. 500.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
BY vtrSue of a writ Of Fl. ia. issued from
the Hon. Parish Court. in the above entitled
suit, have seized and will offer for sale, at
the door of the Coul House, in the City of
Monroe, La, within the hours provided by
law, on
Saturday, February Is, 1879,
the following described property, to-wit:
Two walnut book cases, and the follow
'" Vols. i and S Of 1arranco, Historic de
Franco"
Vols. l and 2 of Deloinccur, Droit de
Vols. and OF l" vottel Droit de Cons"
Vol. Juris Romani Elemental
Vols. l, 2. 3, 4, 5, q, :, 8 and 9 ''Oeuorcs de
Vols. l, 2, ), 4 of /" Montesquie, Esprit DIES
Lois.'
Vols. l, 2. 4, $, 8, 8, 10, IL and II of" Toul-
Vols. 3, 4, s, Z, II, II, II, 10, 1G, II and IS
of "Oeuores De Fotheir."
Vols. 2, 3. 4, S. 6, Z, 6 and 8 Of "Oeuores
de j. Domat.''
70 Vols F., s. 60, s, 10, II, y, IS, Il, 10,
dence.'l
Vols: l, 2 and 3 of Delvinwart cours dc
Code Civil"
Vols: !, 2; ~; and of "N1erlin,
Seized as the pro .9erty of John Ray, and
will be sold according to law, to satisfy said
writ of fl. IA. and costs.
Terms of sale, cash with the benefit of APP
praisement. w. S. LOGAN, Sheriff.
st J. E. N1CGUIRE, Deputy.