Tho clus* room*. study hall*. dormitory, ami refectory aieou h -calii equal to any in t In* country.With greater facilities than those \\ Inch Lave already won for tin? Christian Brothcn»* the confidence of the public, they will now lie better able to promote the physical. moral, and intellectual development of the students Committed to their care. The system of government is mild ami pare nth I. -jet tirm in enforcing the observance of established discipline. No student ill be retained whose mail lie m aud morals are not sat briar tory; students of all denora i nations am admitted, and their religious opinions urt* unrestricted.The arndeiuic }*«-nr cMnmcnrM on ibo flixt Monday liScpteinher. and cuds at the Ix-giuuing-nf July.ST. B.—fl:H*es will Ik* kept open during vacationthose who may desire to avail tlxcui»clves’oI the opportunity.TERMS; 'Payments for term of live months, invariably in advance. »Board, washing, tuition, and doctor's fee, l»er termof five month* ................................. $163Entrance fee, to l»o paid one©only.................. 1UVacation at College................................ 60EXTRA CHARGES.Music—Piano, per term of five months.............. fW•* Violin, (xtiiugs furnished), per term of fivemonths......... 26Munlq -KlnU, or any other wind iunlruim ut, perterm of Hvo months.............................. 20Drawing, per term ox live nnmtlm.................. *21TTaoof iiiHtramcatH. in the study of natural philosophy and cbemiitry per session..................... _ _ BKO. ISAIAII, President.Agentin New Orleans—Charles I. Elder. No. HU Poy-dra*street. -Rost olP.o address, Bux 2034. feOgT. CHARLES COLLEGE.Too session p t St. Charles College (Grand Cotoau, la.) will commenco *n the 24th of October, to end, aa usual about the 20th of August.TKRMH:Board. Tuition, Washing. Stationery, and Medical Fees, $2UO in gold, or the equivalent in public currencv. Entrance fee, tllt;.Books and Medicines form extra charges:Mnalc, at the option of the pareuts, per month.The article* of Bedding, If furnished by tho College. $10 per annum.The terms are to bo paid by half session, in advance: the brat instalment being duo tho 24th of October, tho second being dne the antn of March.No advance* for clothing, traveling, or similar expenses will be made by thn Institution exceeding tho sum of money deposited by the parents for these purposes.The age of admission Is from ten to fifteen yearm^.ItIs required that the pupils know previously how to readSAUSSE, 8.and write. K. BENAUSSE, 8- J.For further lnformaUon^agp|^toP. FOURSINE lt;fc CO.. Agents, fe® 36 Nat-hex street. Now Orleans.Prospectus of tile coluue of tilemacnlato Conception. New Orleans.This Literary Institution. Incorporated^ the State of %, and empowered to confer degrees, is 00n-Louisiana, _ .. ______ducted by tho FaUxics of the Society of Jesus.The buildings are well adapted for the purpose. A courtyard, entirely cut off from the street, is reserved for recreation; so that, from the arrival of the pupils, nt 7:30 A. M.. till their departnre at 4 P. M., they aro constantly secluded and superintended.Tho coarse of instruction embraces Gicek, Latin, English, French Poetry, Rhetoric. History, Geography, Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural aud Mcntdl Philosophy, with the addition of bwkkccpiug aui tlio uoual Commercial Branches.Students are not admitted, unices they know how t* read and write.The moral and religious training of tho students is tho leading objects of the instructors.Every month s report is sent to parents, stating conduct, progress. rank in class and attendance.The academical year begins on the first Monday of October, aud ends about tiielllst of July.TERMS:Collegiate Coui*f*rT»*yHuI«j in advaneo. and in United States currency, two month*. $21).Preparatory Course, $16. fe£»CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.fUTY MONEY AT I*AII.Clothing. Shirts. Famishing Good*. Shawls. Trnnka, etc.. at reducedprices. Wo are determined to redace our stock. Welritve again reduced our price*. We aro taking nil denominat ion* of city money at par. Call aud