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THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE, S'
No. 140 Poydras Street, New Orleans.
This Estabshmet is now fully prepared to exesuto al T
kinds of JOB WOBRK such as I. I
CIRCULARS, CARDS. oor
ELO~WB DEEDS. P
CONTrACTS, INVOICES, t
O__oRTGAGES, HEADINGS,
CATALOGUES, AUCTION BILLS Soh
BAND BILLS, BnsL HEADS, wi
PROoGRAMMES.r B.LLS OF WARE, P
BANR K CHECS, DRUOGISTS' LABELS, chi
DRAY RECEP'TS, BILLS OF LADING in
pROMISSORY NOTES, ETC., ETC., Et ape
ON THE MOST ACCOMIbDATING TERMS.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES REYNOLDS,
Noe. 160 AND 162 POYDRAS STREET,
Near St. Charles, New Orleans.
xANIFACTURUE OF
MARBLE MANTELS, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, AND
TOMB STONES.
Cabinet, Pier and Plumber Slab.s e to order. th
N. II.-Marble and Brick Tombs built after the latest
desiguns, and executed in a workmanlike nrmnltr and as E
cheap, if not cheaper, than by any other Marbluo8iit
lhment in the city. -f3 mv
JAMES J. JONES.
PAVER, FLAGGER, AND GRATE SETTER,
ays partilcular attention to Edging and Concreting
Garten Wals. o
eardienou-Corner St. Andrew and-Laurel streets. P
Orders left at the office of the MORrai~t STrS Awill bo
pro.nlmtly attended to. Imyla ly
INDOW GLASS, AINTS, WALL PAPEI'E,
WINDOW SIHAD.ES,,.TC. if
A largo and well selected stock of the above goods a'
always. i lhand and for sale at greatly reduced prioesat TI
the paint store o M. oTELAIIA
frelV No. 10 Canal street vi
SLOAT'S ELLIPTIC SEWVNG MACHINE.
TRIUMPHANTAT THE LOUISIANASTATE FAEI
I am selling them now at the very low price of FIFTY of
DOLLARS. aud with each will throw in one of McCall's a
Royal Chats for Fittia$ l.amttes' Dresses, at the Great at
So,..ru Maclhine. ad aniRet'y DStore. in
mnil1 111 It.n S.IIED)RtK. 87 Canl street. ce
NATT'lIEW AIDI), FUISNITUiE AND BAG.- E
al {'o g aveZIna No.371 mlt.llp, iret asret New Orleans. Il
FuPoturaimrii dnlown and pit up, and piansroemoved to
carefully, en immot reasonable tir,,ms.
Orders muny he lift at ile Music Store of Messrs. Zorn Ill
& iBremier, ho. 9t Camp street.
The Car stands at the corner of Camp and Poydrasee o
streets. mnh
PEET, WILLIAMSON & BOWLING,P
(Formerly Peet, Simms & Co.)
IMi'OlIRTS AND WIIOLE L5 es- La.I-CY o n
DRY GOODS. D
No. 23 and 21 Magazine street Orleas
te23 ly Nw Orleans.
STAINED GLASS.
HENRY E.. SE ARP, t
os. 147 and 149 EAST TWENTY Si D STREET,
Between Third and Lexington Avenues.
ape Ny New York.
CITY TMONEY AT A PIREM-U-M.
I. o. BnERY. BERRY & ALBT r AT.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
-- FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES -
No. 71 Camp street, New Orleans. 1
Country orders promptly attended to.
N. B.-Gooda delivered to any part of the city, free of
drayage.
City Money received at a Premium of Five Per Cent
over the current rates. mt5 nht
CISM & IBOYD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers In
Bagging, Rope and Twine: Iron Ties, Hay. Corn, and
No. 82 Poydraa, Street, New Orleans.
-DEANEA SS.NCOE OL L CLNSE
SDR. W. L. DAVIS, who has for many years been en
gaged in the pratice of Acoustic Medicine, as is well
known, trustasle may, witholt impropriety, assert that
the reputation he bhas securedI by oipenug the earwof the
deaf shall be nmaintained. .
DRL DAVIS cae be consnltdl dlaily at his office, No;lill
Canal street. on all Diseases of the Ear, embracing .Deat
eS tndi kinderod atfiictionm. ll tf
RjIUS. DR. SAMUEL REYNOLDS,
No. 124 Washington street, corner Constance.
New Orleans,
Offers hit serviies to the-public for tile Cure of Cancers,
Ulcers, Bltoe Felon. CatltatTrh, Carbuncles; White Swell.
ings. Scald l Heads, and DrolYps. -l6 tf i
TO ILANTEIiS AND MERCHANTS!
pPREMIUM'COOPERAGE,
No. 1:1 Conti street, New Orleans.
Constantlt on Ianld, foir sale, a large stoek of Molasses
Barrels ... 'l lalf-larrce. .also Hoop Poles for Hogsheada
and Barrels, deliveretd at lowest market prices, b.y
Nh8 t6m BI. J. BEIIKERY.
ONLY GOLD MEDAL 1868
GUSTAVE VOM HOFE.
Manufacturer of UPRIGHT PIANOS, 6017 Magazine
street, New Orleans.
E evry new Piano sold, is warranted for five years.
JOHN HENDERSON,
DRALUS IN
WINES AND LIQUORS.
fel No. 88 Tehonpitonulas streete Orleans
BAKERIES AND CONFCTIONERIES.
IREAD )~i-'-CK ERlS BAKER.
No. 16 New Ievee, neamaPoydras street, New Orleans.
Rects etustuetly on hand a large asortntemi of lBread,
Cream Iliauitis. aitd Crackers of every d·acril,tiitnt all
(Al IA I. & ct 1,' IE T
'A('KSIiN (tc)lON 1I11L \ND 1.EI l' I
NEW OIILE.\NS,
S( no. O CI. . :u , I t ,Iur. Pstt· tiO. Oil ('tie, PRock
|t~rIth ',*.t I,| (~1' ~(i'It .h i. tre \,.t, itl ottgI. , L~t\ i ts,
AIrlleritt. ,| tt·t r ittlh, Fancy Caoiand Cooestti
ci tu in'r ,,t Scii, ! ':tl¥ 'oV il h u
(Nreo.ml" .ii 'ill' Almonit s, "E'i roc ChndyF . J
Jiti.,u ,t Loutis and Cttiti tt,,to. .New Orleans, L
mu,, lyth
EDUCATIONWAL.
ST. PETERr ' SCHOOL, ST
SECOND. AND THIRD DISTECOT. TH
Under the Direton of the .Rev. C. MOTIAw.
This Scbool'wUl be opened en TUESDAY, September
I, 1888, under the above .direction, assisted by a l T
corpsof-tesh ebest
-Promotions will then take.place in all the classes, and T
at the same time a graduating-css will be formed. a the
In addition to the branches hitherto taught in this
School, Prench and Music-Vocal and Instrumenu -
will be added.
Parents and guardians would do well-to have their
children and wards present at the opening of the sobbol,
in orer that they may retain their positions in their re
spective classes throughout the scholastic year. Direr
Payments are to be made invariably in advance.
M. JOVIAN, Superintendent.
The Creseent Night School, attached to the above es" Pa
tabllshment, for young ladies and gentlemen. will open Av_
e time. auSO sal
T. MARY JEFFERSON-COLLEGE.
ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA. as w
THE NEXT SESSION W ILL COMMENCE ON THE maIl
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868. Ti
The Marist Fathers, who have charge of the Institu- tie t
tion, are provided with all the facilities for Imparting a all
thorough English, French, Classical and Mathematical l
Education.
Ti.uxs-Payable in advance, $00 in gold, or its equi- Pre
valent, for the half-seesion of five months. Into
For further particulars, apply to the President, or to 1up.
MESSRSPOURSINE & CO.,
anTi tf No. 36 Natchez street, Noew Orleans Inst
Gen
PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRISTIAN, bra
SMiss. Incorporated October, 186t4 by an act ofthe
Legislature ofthe State of Mississippi. lreeted by the sore
Christian Brothers. -- stud
Having long felt the many inconveniences attending a
boarding school in thecity, the Christian Brothers have
been untiring n tlhelr eilbrts to procure an eligible site
for one in the country, and they have now the etis'ac Aril
tion of informing their patrons and the public that sutesAt
Ia pace has been selected, combining many advantages
which could scarcely be foued all together in any other.
The bulldingat 'Pass Christian, hitherto known as Inthe
"l'assT :ristian lintel," has been pnr~lied with this Gra
view, nod is fitted upin a style which cannot fail to ren tor
der it a favorite result to studlents and their parents, as1 i
once It was to the summer excursionis obt.
The spacious buildings of the hotel, now adapted to
1 educational purposes, the ample and well-shaded play P"
grounds a nt-sa ronding groves, te sanitary influence e
f orthe widle.sprea i pin orests in the rear, with the
Sportumnities for sea bathing a nbrded in the Gulf imme.
t ately in irot, and the delightful sea brei, all concur Nat
in mnakinlg Pass Christian College whatever its directors Gee
cohld claim for it, or any of their patronadesire. sic
That nothing mnight be wanting to the institution. a
Scompltete gymnasium has bee.n Corn:truct dC an extensive -
library' select works established, and a charter ob.
d tained from the State Legislature, by which it is empow.
ered to grant diplomas, confer degrees,. and bestow all ar
n literary honors. sb
The class rooms, study halls. dormitory, and refectory at e
a are on a scale equal to any in the country,. at
With greater facilities than those which have already r
won fur the Chrilastian Brothers the coitdence of the can
public, they will now be better able to promote the pby- sta
sical, moral, and iltelk R entof theetuoents are
committed to their care. The system of government is
Id and parental, yet firm n lenforcing the observance
of established discipline. No student will be retaine DI
whose manners andmoral ar not satisfactory; students to
of all denominations are rmited, and their relgious t
opinions are unrestricted. A
The ac:ulemic year commences on the first of October.
and ends at the beginning of August.
N. B.--Classes will be kept open duritg vacation for
those who may desire to avail themselves of the oppor- dEe
tunity. - - TERMS: d
Slany ments-Term of five months, nvariably in advance
Board, washing, tuition, and doctor's fee, per term o
of live months ........... ... ............ an'
Entrance fee, tobe paid onceouly ........... ...... oca
Vacation at Colle ............. -60 g'h
EXTRA CHXARIGES.
Music-Piano, per term of five months ............ th
' Violin, (strings furnished), per term of five
months ....................... .................... 6
Music-Flute, or any other wind instrument, per C
--term of five moths ........................0... m.
Drawing, per term of five months.................. 24
Use of instruments, in the study of natural philoso to
phy and chemistry per session.................... n
BRO. ISAIAH, President.
of Agent in New Orleans-Charles D. Elder, No. 140 eoy.
dras-stredet- o i's addresa. Box 034. fee
mt CT. STANISLAUS ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS at,
Mise.-.Tllhis institution conducted by the Brothers
Sof the Sacred Heart, has been in sunceessfldroperatlon Is
TS since 1835. It is beautifully sItuated on the shores of the m
Bay, commanding an extsnsive view of the Gulf, and m
affirding all the advantages of the sea breeze. d
The spacious recreation grounds, well shaded by ever v
tad greens: the hooliday walkst. the eighboria e aed und oi
sea-bathing in summer, are for the pupils great incite. o
ments to healthful amusement.II
'The delightful situatlonof Bay'St. Louis and the facili e
ty-if access to the place, at all seasons of the year, are so l
well known that only a passing notice of these advan
lag is necessary. t4
en. The system of government in this institution is strictly a
rell mild and paternal, infeactions of the established rules a
t being prevented by a constant watching over the eon. u
e duct of the pupils.
The religions and moral instroction'of the pupils and T
21 their;domestic comfort are attended to with the utmost o
at. solicitudLe, and constant attention is given to the forms- t.
If tion of character by inculcating principles of virtue, and T
- habits of politeness, order, neatness, and industry.
The scholastic year commences on the 15th of Januanry, I
and ends on the last Thursday of Novemuer, thus the
annual vacation lasts about six weeks. '
Pupils are received at any time of the year. The age
r, of admission is from seven to sixteen years. 'I
ell. The cou:lrse of edlucation rcomprises all that is taught in -
if commercial institutions, namely: Heading, Penmanship, I
- English'andl French Grammar, Composition, Arithmetic,
Book-kecping, AlgcbraEtieRm W, etc.
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yearly in
alvace ..... . ............ . - 5 00
sses Washing 'per sessnionf..... ).................... 10 00
s eds dlitig. 1,r session, (optional)................... 10 00
Doctor's e'.s............................_........ 5
V. Vacation, if spelt at the institution............. 50 00
EXTRA CHARGES: -
Piano and Violin, per month, each................ 6 00
Use of Piano, per mouth.......................... 10
Flute, per month ................................. 4 00
ine Bras Instrument, per month.................. . 1 00
Spanish and German languages, per month, each. 5 00
Each boarder should e provided with twelve shirts,
twelve pocket handkerchiefs, twelve pair stockings, six
cravats, four pair of drawers, six towels, astablen
kins. four summer frock coats, six pair en
loons, two winter coats, two pair winter pan eons
three pair shoes, one cap, one matros, (5 feet long and.
broad,) one double woolen blanket, one pillow, eour 1.
low oases, three pair sheets; one mosquIto bar, o
brushes, etc., all marked with th6 dime in ful.
No advances are made by the institution for clothing
_ traveling, pocket money, etc., unles. a sum of money be
deIt to cover these expenses.
The number of pupils is limited. Painia dus u
dians will find it advantageous to enter their sons or
wards in the beginning of the session.
flY) For further particudars, apply by letter to Brother
Oden, Director of the Academy, addrosed to Bay St.
Louis, (Shi,'ldisboro',) Mis.
IEFeaI.pg ---Mr. Thlomas Layton, President of the
Cs. Southlrn Bank, New Orleans; rev. Father Jourdon,
rcnd, Soul'rior of the .Jclita' College. New Orleans. 11e.
l, atihr I),rier, Pastor of the Anknnnciation Church,
all I 'hirdi l)istrict, .New Orleans; Brothler Atbanaslus. cur
le I,,er o:f lwnwceco an,:l Mnleeaehlluectts streets, Mobile;
"-i Vrv I1, v. Prllicer, at tile Catlin~iraI, Mobile; 11ev. Fatller
_ =° DRO.%PF.TI'S OF 1'ItE, COI,.I,.cig OF TIIE II
T'ies L.ilrarv lnstitultionL icclrlopcat.d by tooe State
[,,,,lici:,lna, nui el,,,Wt,'redl to r,,,,fr de,-grees, is con.
onck ''lie ilihiig ar,' vwe'1 ll:lal,'rl fIc. ite pnlrpDoe. A
co,,,rtardl , entire -lx-cL ,If firnl th,, street, is rts'rvedl for
r: recr,'ati.'tn :o tif:t, l'rnl tllh arrival of 11the pupils, at 7:3n
A . i.. tll their ,ic~rtnre at 4 1'. M., they are constantly
sa.ln;durl ;,u'l nap,;.:rintr,.ntde.l.
ILde' Tihe cou'ee ,f instrc'tion emlraces Greek, Latin
English, Y I:.h l'Potry, ltl't,,ric, llisty,rv, Gheogphy
cinea 3L1ttheI,,atl.s, Ar,,nl.t.',,,, s. Ntural anld 5S,,ntai Philoso
wt thal,'tiee oil"ookkepiog and the usual i
-'AI Stuhotris are not admlittead, unless they know how
dleit. readlsnd write.
,tl be The moral end religions treinin g of the studentsis fh
o-,ancy 'lti,, gr rank In clasnt atb'ndaneO.
is,La Slatesrtccr,,cy. Iw months, 60.
Prelpaature Curse, 916, feS
ST. LOUIS rlYRRr.IT.
THE THXRTYNiTH ANNUAL USSSON Off 0r
the St. Louis Univerdly will open on - - -
MONDAY, SEPTMMB 7, 1M.:,
This Inetitution is the oldest seat of- riGs in ti E
West, haviag been establIshed in 1896. -
The coarse of studies ofers every fsalltybr aeiug d
a thorough Classical andCommeredal e alm. . toe
For aetalogue, etc., apply to Ro.v.. H. STUNTE Path
BECK, . President of the University, t Messmre
YOpf PHU.. BROS.. A ni. New Oresa. npes
ST. VINC fT'S ACADEMY. OS
-JEFFERSON CITY, LOUISIANA. elv
Directed by the Brothers of the Christian Schools. tO
The Annual- Session will re-open on the 31at of August. ri
Paoepmrus.-This Institution, situatea on Napoleon
Avenue between magsine and Camp streets, is unsur
Spassed yany.other n the vicinity or it healthy and h
lubrior loa*tion. Posessed of aa
planted with line trees, it offers all t nl a
sto tht ysiEctdevelopmentf thestudens,
as well as for imparting a refined and solld education. Ti
- Thesystem ofgovernment, though firn and unyielding, the
is kind and persuasive; every pupti bein required to tiol
maintain the bearing and the manners oZs gentleman. Bo
The best means are employed to excite a laudable
emulation among the pupils. trict attention i paid to TI
the reigi.os instruction of Catholi ehildren. PoUs of who
all denominutlons are admitted, -and their religions
opinions are unrestricted. Special attention is paid to
the commercial department
TERMS--INVARIABLY IN LADVANCE: ha;
Preparatory Class, per month................. . 0 sero 0
Intermediate Class .. ............ ......... 00 nut
S uperior Class .. ...................... .o ao
EXTRA- CHARGES: der
Instrumental Music, permonth .................... 6 00 hold
German ....................30 pro
drawing e .....................
The services of a Drawing Teacher will be T
e secured when a sufficient numbllie7f pupils will desire - T
study that branch. sari
r COURSE OF STUDIES: ma
rlEPAIItATORY. IMP
S Speling, Reading-En lish and French; Writing
Arithmetical Tables and Cyphering; Geography d
Sacred Hisatory.
INTERIMEIDIATE.- a
In addition to the above, United -States History, Boa
Grammar-English and French; Fasquelle's Introduc- rep
tort Corse; Arithnmetic--Intellectual and Practical; the
a Dcelanatiun; Music--Vocal and Instrumental.
Sr U EnIllot AoD'COSIMERICIAL. tB
y Penmanahip-Eptetolary Style; hook-keeping; Com
osi tlon-English and lp ...te. : Fasqoelle s S;,perinr '
ac; Elocution, Itrhetoric, Gcograplhy, the use of the But
i. Globes; Asrrun-omy; lHistory-Anclent and MoLdern; le
;r Natural Ihilosophy, etc.; Algebra; Mensuration;
s Geometry; Tri onometry; Surveying; Drawing Mu- q
sic--Vocal and Instrumeuntal. the
ItEGULATIONS:
S The class rooms on school days are opened at 8 pri
So'clock in the morning. From 8 to S&. tlhe pupils who an
are in attondance-ro-iew the lessons for the day; at 8tj, tI
school begins; at 10, recess in the yard, fifteen nminutes;
at il, recess till 121; at 1t, reoess of fifteen minutes;
at 36, the pupils are dismissed.M
Ly Pupils who may be detained after tln hour, for any otl
e cause whatever, will get a note from their teacherI,
stating the time when they were dismised; the parents ate
i are requested to sign that note, and to send it back next Tb
o absence from school without permission from the b
D-Director will be tolerated. When uunavoidable asence
t occurs the pupil, at his next attendance, will be required°
us toprodue a note from his parents.
Thursday is the regular holiday of the week-if
Sanother occurs, it replaces it. i
No pupil is allowed to leave school on any day without do
or a task to combmit to memory, and an exercise to write, wi
r- each according to his -proficiency and talents; these th
duties are to be performed at home, uas there Is no time 5k
e allotted for them in school.G
Parents are expected to insist upon the due perform- th
1surne of these duties; and they are also invited to call in
Soccasionally at the academy, to Inquire about the dill- t
-6 gence and conduct of their children.
Parents of limited means, and yet desirous to have
Stheir children well Instructied htL ~iC hristian Brothers, or
will have a fair opportunity b1y sending them to the.new I
9 and spacious parochial school, erected at the corner of
Chestnut -and Jena streets, whore arrangements can be
o made with facility.
y N B--No pupil is re-admitted wholeavesthe academy
to try another scool, or whoprotracts an absence without
sufficient reasons. c
aug 30 BIOTHER AUSTIN, Director.i
y SQT. MARY'S COLLEQ-ODIRECTED BY/THE v,
- Christian Brothers-Corner of PoyefarreandyFonber
IS streets, New Orleans. La. .
ars This Institution, incorported by an acte-of the Legis .
Ion lature of the- year 1858, and empoweret7lto grnt Dip o b
the mas, confer Degrees, andbestow allllteta1r7h Orso ors f er f
and many advantages for thephyslcal, moral, and intellectual o
development of Students. It is- commodious and well tl
rer ventilated; situated in a qneu and heathy part of the -
and city. - Its sucessful eareer iwrarked by the hig egr
a. of public confidence it hready gained. andthe annual
increase of the nnmberorStudente. 'Thisy-m of gov- b
lli. ernment is mild and-laentl, yet-rmln-i entocing the a
e 0 observance of estaialied discipline. No pupil will be t
ran- received from another College without unexceptionable
testimonials; ad none willbe retained whose manners
ctly and morals are not satiEsfactory. I'upils of all denomi- t
nlea nations nr6 admitted, and their religious opinionus are I
on- unrestrlicted. TERMS:
Payments to be made-quarterly inadvance, as follrows.
and The irt, on the first Monday in September; the second,
most on November 15th; the third, on kebruary let; and the
ma- fourth, on April 15th.
and Tuitiuu--(Colleginte and Commercial Courses)- n
per quarterof 21 months ........................"8 00s
cTuition-Second and FirstPreparatory Clusses, per
Tuition-Third Preparatory Cl.ss .per quarter of
age 2) m oith s ........................... . . . . . .... 12 50
Tuitionu-Fourth Preparatory Class, per quarter of t
it in o- i u .nths ............ ..................... 10 00
iip, Half Boarders......... ..................... 27 0i
otic, EXTRA CIIAtGOES.I
Music-Piano, per quarter. ...................15 00 1
y Violin, (strings fnrnihed, )perqnarter.... 13 00 1
o Flute, or any other Wind instrument, per
l01quarter ................................ 10 00
SDrawing .......................................... 00 t
S Students entering after the beginning of a quarter,
will pay the quarter in full; but properdeduetlon for the
time elapsed, if a week or more from the beginning o r
Sthe said quartertothe time of entering, will be made on
1 0 the bill for the ensuing qarter.
4 Books and Stationery furnished at current prices.
1 0 No deduction for absence, except in case ot protraoted
illness or dismissal; in which latter ase, however, it is
r, respectfu Iugggesited tn trentsoand grd bear .
s in mind that wLn a dlent leaves the Instittion I
si without permisslion, or does not satisfactorily countfor
n t absen, when ho repeatedly tranagresses the
ionsa s of the College in maters of Importance and after
pd roper admonition, incurs. according to the President's
r U. n eat, the penalt of expulsion, the Directors do not
i aund to aefnd anyef the mnesy paid
in No Student received for a shorter period tha ms
iy e Quarter. No deduction msade-when withdrawn during
the Quarter, no matter howshort a tlm hemayhavsbe"
-the College.
I- og COURSE OF STUDIES.
ASt ncient and Moderni ugluooutton, Meiphysiethta,
Chemistry- Algebra, lgher; Geometry, Pisne Slid,
-don, An siaGoosery iinland ntetral
Rev. Atronomy Natu alhilosophy" French rsmmaran
arch, Composition; Latin and Greek.
-or COXVRC3L.
e(ah Arithmetic, look-Keeplug.. History, French
lParti33ct tarttention paid to penmanship. "
ate Jnnior C;ass-S-pelli;ng, Itesiling, Writing, Arithme
Iltermsnoij;to ('lanrs,---ln addlution to the shove.
s. A C.-ographl;¥, Englimb )I,-n,,,n,;lr, Aritlbnoeic, iotellc;-tusai
a1 for n td-pr:ct;ca:l; bocr:-d hlistory, --Composition,.H-nuiL~L f
t7-3;; Alge'rc, ;h, m,.ntnary Frel, Music. vocal and inustr
ammly menta, 3333 Loltin ,Grasmar.
OI'TIO!AI. sTUh,;IEo-FUtCn, 3)IU3AWfO, MLtcC.
Uain Special attentlt:n is gtven to the Musical )cp-rtmneut,
; oIty bothvocal sol id atrunental. Two brass Ibndls, the
uleonbers of whh'hb are chosen among the stuente of the
usual C e:h1-ge r-, nhcearse daily under the guldanco of a compe
ow The Commercal Department is expressly designed for
young men who inteud to devote thenmeelves to -the ac
ts ,fo- contaet5s profession.
There is an examination held each quarter, when the
eon studlents are promote·d, thlough the" may be promoted
iaoytt*cr in caM ofremarkable profciency. At toe end of
close of'whieh premiums are distributetd scording to
merit. Vacations commence about the 3d of July, and
Tu~ end on the fst Moolnv in Septemnbor.
Ag:-,:t in N,-w Orlh-a·'-Charlet, D. EIldcr. No. 14o Poy
fr, dlr.la.tlt,.t. l'ost-oflceaddrcs, Bex ttli. I9
CH1 R-TER I
Pariah ef ls ahs, City of -ew Oreams.
BI4 IT-YNOWFI.TMAT 1OW THIS SIXT U -CeI
dafter nameand ei tisaw far.La eas and a W
e vteuodet a nd ofter oad hofewli> or
with the consnt of the ee d edeea .
bionsamed sand thrwl oma Gn se ao a-t he
Mard the rw teviee med and
a eo Efnc that, v.7i f the
ofpr uee t he ndose a ompanu v s the ania on
snow is t orm onm
hpecided obmjects and un y followingt r atipn ,
to-witowmle: b b Con
hre of T we ny lla Ca onhthe a oaeCoan of mni
SThe bn esrnd legal domiciletr of tiorpration shall she
be inthe City of New Orleans Oaujecttorsmovalone, bMa
a vote of tre fourth of the bona ide tock holdea he
with the consentof te President. a
ArnTCL . Il
Th leet rthiect ompany i topbl iaha rnewspaperin to
the City of Ne Orleans and makes other e
tonas ase may afterward be deemed adotrea the
Board ofD rectilK
ARTICLE Iv.
The Vice President of the Company is the officer on
whom, asuch, citations may be served, and in who
name stitl willbe broueghte
The Capial Stock of the Corporation is i xed at One
Hundred Thoesanda (ioo,o ,).Dolla. in Five Thousand
Shares of Twenty Dollars each. one half of each esub
criptionto e paid at the time of s ignen , and the r- not
I mainder whenevercalled in by ththe Board ofllirectors, at
I any time after sixty days ahall have elapsed from theslat p d i
ong Theof the wt f orporation ira ormd shemain- be t
te M tye pr t an time, onn the
Sholder, o ithod atny call of the Board, entitling him toa
Sproportional dividend.a v t
SSATICLE VI. tr
This Coiroration shall commence operation aa soon aa
Two ruindrel Shares ofd the oCapital Stock is sub- LI(
scribed, and cimmediately thereafter the Stockholders
may meet and electa oBoard of to
Directors meat best ey stohac ofstrockc
subscribed shall be entity u ore. Stockholdera per
ARTICLforr
In case it should become necessary toplace this corn o
ration in liquidation there shall be appointed by t
represent them, and whose signature shall be binding on ate
the Company, in such capacity. . L.e
o stockholder wnill be held responsiblefor anyy liabl. the
ty of the Company byond the amrunt of hia stu an. Fot
ARTICLE Ix.
r Thereshall be no sale of stock without consent of th
e Board, and no transfer of stock will be coized n. di
less approved by the Board.e
ARiTICLR X.
L The First Presidient of the oard of Directors hall be th
the Most Roev. Jean Marie Odin. o e
The Board of Directors shall consist of besides the Al
a President: First, four members who snall be Clergymen.
and who shall he named lby the President. and serond,
three other members to be eloeted by the stckholdere. Re
AnTICLE I. 8IIm
" The Directors of the first clnsa shall be appointed and Sl
removed by the President, and their places filled .wit the
y others appointed by him, au frequently as he shall m fit,
r withoetany responsibility in anywise, on his part to-the
i stockholders, or any other subjection to their oervilon.
It Theobject of thi article isto o securein the handse of the
iPresident, the complete control of the newspaper and of'
i thegenoralybusiness of the corporation whenever heeey -
ARTICLE Xyn.
The three Directors of the econd cclass haybe elected
bf the stckholderst an election to be held annually in
tthe month o Diecrbe (after the first e i nedoq on such th
a be appointed by the ofrdoDireo
duwhereofue notice shall be given the newspaper of - c
Sthe company. At this elecboeach share of stock es
shall be cnttled to one vote id the majority of votes
cast shall elect. In we of vacancy of dnrrng dur n Ing
lac the yatheplashall filled by vote of the remain B
8 tin . iretors ofthis c The ice President to do- Se
Sciyein case ofate _TIC v. olf
V This annual a on of Three Directors shall be the m
sy only mode in ch stockholders, as such, may claim any p
inineaew iwthe control of the paper er the atire ot the s
be h r s n I ot. F"
ve-bemher of the Board of Director shal reeive any
n e pay for his services, nor shall he hold any other ofice or B
Temployment in the paper for which he will receive any be
Scompentsation. o
ARTICLE XvL
- The President shall held his office until his death or B
v voluntary resignation.
sTer Atar cImEnt. ri
Upon a vacancy in the office of President occurring in p
Io either of thea. two modea, his successor shall be elected r
by the Directors of the first class, or many of them s u
s mathen beinoffie. During any nabsence or incapacity b
nof te President his place ashall be filled by such one t i
rell the three Directors of the first clasa as he shall appoint
eVicPresident. er . C
ni The Board of Directors iall have entire trol of the
v* bsiasesa-ef the Company. They shall appoint editors j
the and Graey eao eteeo ithenewspaper anfi theirs corn
tioth This , size, nam,
hIs c sand time of publication oft L er . TIey isl
mi. toh conduct of buiness such as contemplated in Art.
are I-IL They may convoke meetings of the stockholders
whenever desirable, and declare dividends of profit, iif
an y . I
the This act maybe amendel by avote of the stockholder.
To effect this there must be cast in favor of said ameni
ment htwo-thirds of all the votesa entitled to be cast, each
s00 hare representing one vote. Said amendment must t
have been prenosed by the Board oi Directors and eg
Sprovred by the Prettdent
1 [0 The term for which this Corporation is formed shall be
twenty-five years. T
ARTCL ined . U
L00 Should any stockholderrefuseor negllect to pay pun
toally his or her instalment as the same fells due, interest
i 00 at the rate of eight per cent, per annum shall be added.
00 thereto from maturity until payment, and if any stock
holder refuses, or neglects to pay his or her instalment
i 00 within thirty days after the specified time of payment,
S00 the Board of irectors shall hasve the right of cluaingany
tor, share or shares upon which any Instalment maye de,
thes to besold at uction or otherwiso, a the Board maydeem
g oi advisable.
son United States Inuternal Revenue stamps to the amount
of twenty rents are affixed hereto, duly canceled at the
execution hereof.
oted
its Thns done and passed in mye office at New Orleans,
ear aforesaid, the day. month and year first above written,
tiea in the presences of laurence M eCormak and John A.
ifor Gilmore, competent writnesses, domicillated in this city.
the who hereunto sin theirnamee. together withsaid narties
titer and me, the said Notary, after due reading of these
not W. M. ODIN THOMAS J. SMITH. C. M.,
aid Hn . J. PERCkE JOHN B. DIYNFY C5.
PETER HOLTONJOHN FLANAGiK
use JAPES O'DOWD. THOMAS J. KENNY.
ring W. J. CASTELL. W. B. LANCASTER
bean D. P. BCANLAN LAIIENCH McCORMACK,
JOH T A. GILMORtH.
ic9 folly ohipped. Corringee to hire. mhlb ly
GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS.
MIEDTET(GRE AD BLAC) $1t fLneet,
blnest iou perr fineet Irprial nd Younn
Engishi Breasc and Japa,. 61 Per , .· o
our Tee ia t that to meot your camera.
J. W. PLATT A CO., Tea Deaer and _sroese
As Inm No. 10! Camp street, corner Poydras.
W.3. Kil. JOiwN W. STANS. DMOND Kll.
SH. XEBR & CO.,
BRCII VING, FORWARDING, , [41
GENERAL OMMISsxION MEHC.HANTS,. "'4:
,LAVACA AND VYITORIA, TEXAS.
At Vitola we makernoaearctharg ferrechilgaund
forwarding, msl willpa N4lrel. PrJight and chageh"
on all ounsgmenta to us for ale or is ent* Jan tf
GROCE BTORE ..............ROCRn STORE.
Corner St. Andrew and Magnolla streets, CKeler's Row
The undersigned would respeetfhlly inform hisfieuds
andthe public -toihe has removed his Grocery Store
from the corner f Liayetesad ]Drtidee tothecorner of
Magnolia and St. Andrew streets, Keller's Row, where
he will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of
Family Groceries, which he will sell as cheap, if not
cheaper, than any other Grocer in the city.
R. GANNON,
Corner St. Andrew and Magnolia streets,
jy1s sm Keller's Row.
TO THE CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE NEW ORLEANS wORNING STAR.
For several years it has been a matter of astonisabment
not to ay of humilation, that in the metropolis of the
South, with a Cathonlc community lie ours, numerous,
intelligent, and truly religious, there was not a single
Catholo paper in English. Admitting that uch a aper
is in our city a desideratnm,-we intend, with the ap.
proval of the Ecclesiastical Authority of this Diocese to
start Weekly English paper, mainly devoted to the in.
terests of the Catholic hrch, we g will be called the
` N'EV ORLEANS MORNING ST AND CATHO
LIC MESSENGER."
or the itellectual and material de ents we have
chosen -men of faith and talent, able ditors, and eo.
perieneed managers, thoroughly devoted the Catholic
The "MOItNLG STAR" will be print in quarto
form of eigh.t pages.
Terns--Four dollars per annum, In advanee.
To prevent all failure, and to guarantee th perma
nency of the undertaking, it will be based on join
stock company, administered according to the la sli
Louisiana.
The joint stock company will be composed of ptock o
the amount of One Hundred Thot an.' Dollars, i
Five Thousand Shares of Twenty Do)llCzi.r share
one-half of each to be paid cash.
The patronage of the Rev. Clergy of-'til , ghb.oring
dioceses Is earnestly solicited.
The whole management-wll-h o ner t eer supervislon
of a committee comnosed of fourm Prieste :' .ttted .
the Most Rev. A rebb shop an ~n4bee la~rr .to he elected
by the stockholder.
° APPROVAL OF TIE MOST REV. G- "UIBISHOP
We approve of the aforesaid undertL. n and con,
mend it to the lfatolLe of our diocese %7.a appoint
SRev. N. J. Peytlre as President, and Ro t- hatomas F,
d Smith and - Flanagan as eoelesiastlal members ot
h the com e.
hU1. M., Archbishop of New Orleans.
oNi'Orleans December1O , 156lF
pectus to tneiar respective congrea.nesl o oos.
, N. 0c k r . . fERCI1e V. G.
President ot the Committee
CATHOLIC DIRECTORY.
SBelow we give the location and name of our Churches,
the Pastors and Curates, the nbors of Mass, Sermons,
Instructions, Vespers, and Benediction. The location of
our Free Schools, with the number of children attending ,
Seaceh, the names of Principals. etc.:
SImaaeutate Cneeption Church, Baronos, beitees Cam.
Snmot and Cano streea.-tv. A. Jourdan S J President -
n Rev. F. Gautrelet, S. J., Vice President, and Prefect o
-- Studies; Rev. J.Cambiso. J. J Treasurer, Professor
of Natural Philomophy and Matihematics; ev. W. S.
Murphy, S. 3., Chaplin. Rev. D. Huobert S. J., Pres" i
hse of the lest Collegiste Course' Rev. . lkolaind, S.",.,
1J Profaessoer of the3d Collegiate (omuree; Rev. J. Downe.
S.J., Professor of the 4th Collegiate Coourse; ev
olMey, a. J. Professor of the etollegiate Course; Rev.
A. Simon, ii.; Rev. R.J. Graves; Rev. P. P. doe Cariere;
y Rev. J. Dutfo. Week day Masm at 51, 0, 1, 7 and 81.
or Sunday at 1, . -. , 8and 10. Sermon at 10 o'clock, in
y English. Benediction at 6, and Sermon, in French, at7 7
Car'olftte-Rev. F. Ceuppens, Pastor. Mams at 8 and
or High Mam at t. Vespers at 4 o'clck, P. . .
ht. enhens Napolesn Avenue Bouh.gn-r.ev. A. Ver.
ring, C. M., ltstor; Rev. A.- manne, . ., vev. C. J.
In Beecher, C. M., Rev. F. Guedry, C. M., AssAmistants,
ad at 6 and 10 o'clock. French Sermon at 8 o'clock' ug
em ish s'ermon at 10 o'clock. Veapera ate o'clock, followed
Ity -by -Instructions and OlBenedicti-onee Sundayl in Eng -e
ibh, one in French.
nt st. Hmenry, Boigny JOerna)l-Rev. C. . Beecher ý"
C.M., Pastor. Maamansidermonat i0o'clock. Vesperaand -
Benedictlonat 3 o'clock.
he e. Atphonsus, Constanse street, betweeniSt. Andrew and
ore Joepistrs-ts-Rev. J. B. Duffy, C. 58.1., Rector.. Rev.
SFather Alexander, C. S.., Rev. Win. V. Meredith
01 S. R., Rev:.ames Sheeran, C. SS. R., Assistants Week t
days Mases, I6SandI o'clock; Sunda.ys 6, Sand 1Oo'clock.
SSermon t l1o'clek. Vesmerat3 o'cloek. Evening do'
.r. votion and Sermon at 7 o'cock. r
am ,Asumption, (German,) Josephine stree, ,between
i a stanc end Laure--Rev. F. Jranstatter, C.S8.R/, Rev.
BenedictNeithart. C. S58 .Mases and devotion same
as St. Alphonsua
e. N'otre Dame de Ban Recrs, (Frenh.) Jaetson street, be/
nit twent Laurel and Costance streets,-ltv. S. (iu4.n, C.SS.
ich R., Rev. Father Delamn, C. SS. RL Week day Mass at 5
nat o'clock. On Sundays: First Mass at 7 o'cloc.k, and igh
AP t10 o'clock. Sermon at 10 o'clock. Evening sermon at
Si o'clock in summer, and 5 in winter.
St. Mary Arehbishop's Church -in Chartres stret, bet'een -
be Ursuine and lospital tstreta--Very IRev. G. atymond,
Pastor. Rev. Father Perrin. Week days at 6 o clock;
Sunday, 6, 7 and 10. Sermon at 10. Vespers at 5 o'clock.
me Old frutdine Church, UrsuiLne street, betseten ChMrtre
eat end Old Levee-Rev. Father Coete, Pastor. Week day
ded Mass, 7; Sunday, 5, 81. Sermon at 8. Vespers at 4.
ck t -t. Teresa't. corner Erato end Csmp street-lteov. Thns.
ant . Keonney, Pastor. Rev. P. F. Allen, Curate. Mass,
t, Sundays, 6, 71 and 10 o'clock. Sermon at10 o'clock. Ves
sy prrs an Benediction at 4 P. M.
Ins. st. John the Baptist Church, Dryades, betweeni Calliope
aem and C(to street.-Rev. Father Moynihan. i'astor. Rev.
Father Simon. Week day Mass at7 o'lock. Sunday at
ot 7, 1 and 10. Sermon atl 10. Vespersat 4 o'clock.
tthe Loa Cathedral, Oharrtre street, between 8t. Ann and
L Peter street--Rev. Father Chalon, Pastor. Rev. Fa
ther '. Tholomler, Rev. Father Far Rev. Father Millet.
ins, Week day Ma at O and 7 o'clock. .undays, 7, and
ten, 10. Sermon, in rench, at 10 o'clock. weepers aunddBen
A ediotion at o'clock.
Iy. . Pbt'rie siilh, Camipswt, betweemn Girodad dJ.il
tie streets-Rev. Father Flannapgan Pastor. Rev. Father
ieee Sheehan, Rev. FatherHolton. Week day ~amat ,1nd
w o'clock. Sunday at ,l7 and 10. Sermon at 10 o'cl k.
Vepers at4 o'clock.
seets-Rev. T. J. Smith, C. M., Superior. Rev. - . Ro"i,
C. ., Rev. C. Bogltli C . .Rev. Win. Kelly C. .
Rev. James Duncan, b. M.Mass, week days, ijs nad 7
CE, o'clock. Sunday Mass, 7f1,8 band 10. Sermon at dand
10 o'clock. Vespers and Benediction at4 o'lock P.M a.
Road--Ro. Father Jsubert. Pastor. tre. Father Suhi
Slean, ]r. Father brias. Week day Masm at o'clock.
p Sundayat7, Sand 10. Sermon at i0o'clock. Veaperssi
ore- ELAnn's Churh, St. Phiip stret, bmetwen Roman and
tion Prieur--Rev. Fatter Tumoine, Pastor. Week da' Sroas
the at7 o'clock. sunday, 7 and 91. Sermon at 01. Veospers
at 3| o'clock.
et. ratnean antid Caocalee streets-Rev. Father Sekerl,
Pastor. 11ev. Father Leonard, Rev. FatherTrovls. W eek
dcc Masgs at 7 o'clock. Sunday at 7 and 10. Sermon t,.
l 10o'chzk. V'espers at 3 o'clock.
St. Vincent dte Pal, Oreatn"l. between 1cntegt anni
at 7 o,'.lock. Sundy at 7 and 10. brcumoa; i It 10chi,'-k
Uuie S;unday i,, French and one Sunday in English. Yc
t 'p- at 41" cilick.l
Aii'. An,t,,ueiaotiol ('hnrsB. enrssr )f 2fardevillc and Jorrlr d
- st,-eEta-ltV Fatlhe't'r A. fIts. - l'uatour. Wc,'k dny I lua N
7o1hwk. Stundly atl and9. Sorunulat 'Jo'clock. Yea
RS. . peter's Cchurch Pu on C'r's 5r7et. ','f,'een MaYrig and
JlandcltieatrctP--lte"- YFat terC. MlOtyihan. 11ev. F ither
FItagibbons. Week day iMat at iij 'clck. Sunday
at 7. ii sut 10..SreenO at I0 o'clock. Vespmer at 4.
NS Brooad sreet--ReV. Father F. Mlittlbronn. Wehk sdta
Mass at 7 o'k. Sunday at ;i and-in. Sermon at It
o'clock. veI!s at 4 o'clihwk.
F Rev. . 3J. Pere, Chaplain. lbse on Sunday at6 ua
- 8 o'clock.
st. Josesh'a Church. G. ' .-On Sundays. at I a'elOC.
Low Mass; at III o'clock. High mlsle, and Se.rm.ssm In
r English and German on every altreate SnaiF; at 3
italic o'clock, Vespers and lletlon.. . ..
re. reet, Thirdst obi .-t'- Patether Cou on, Shortis. and
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