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DLAIN and Ornamental Penmanship Grecian Land

DLAIN and Ornamental Penmanship, Grecian Land
j. scapc Painting, &c-The undersigned proposes to
teach these branches i'm schools and families, and open
for the reception of pupils, il encouraged He is
ready, at the time, the demands for
the occasion of any of the departments a penman for
fine writing ordinary copiest for the immediate
sion.
He has in his possession large number of certificates
and encomums from persons and presses &c. but thinks
it only necessary refer to
Those wishing his services respectfully requested
address him, and leave it the book store on the
corner of Pennsy vana and 18th street
CHARLES QUINN
References.--Hon. R. NJ. JOHNSON,
Hon. ]. J. CRIrrENpEN,
Judge MANLY,
Governor SWAIN
June 1-3t
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May 24-dts

New Music.
ID ECEIVED this day, at the od-esta bi shed sore
II door to Fulers HOTEL the following new music foui
cents page being third less than the regular price
VIM FISCHER.
The four Questions; by E. l.. Mason
The spot where were born by Linley
We have dearly loved for the guitar
The world in its GOODNESS is sleepng for the guitar
The dark eye has left US by DemPster
Soft is the morning dew by Wardel
The Angel visitant by Woodbury..
Weep for those by t. Moore.
cannot bear to die by Turner.
Thou art in the grave; by Curtiss
Candle-stick waltz by Virginius.
The Amesburg waltz Duet; by Mason
Cascade waltz by Thayer
Friendship waltz by Byran.
Fagg's quickstep; by Richardson
French republican march; by White
The battle of Resaca de la Palma
June 1875
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RATIFICATION MEETING BRooKLYN-A meeting
was held at the City Hotel late Military Garden, Brook
ming last The evening was extremely hot, and the
a close one, but large meeting attended. Although
some disturbance created by two three factoniss
meeting was ably and eloquently addressed by Messrs
McNuray, Shepard and Sckes and the response to the
nomination of Cass and Butler strong and decided
The proceedings of the meeting to send delegate U
ca in Brooklyn will show that the boilers have sup
porters in Brooklyn-N Y. True Sun
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b. b. FRENCH
AIR-Ihs Hunters Of Kentucky.
The noblemen OF Nature
The hardy working classes,
The tilers of the yielding soil,
The 6louses and the
The stawart farmer drives his team,
And while he turns the sod, sir
He sings his song OF happiness,
And puts his trust in God, sir
Oh, the Farmer the Independent Farmer
Oh, the Farmer, the independent Farmer
He TO the soil commits the seed,
The fruits spring forth and thrive, sir;
He gathers in the harvest, and
He keeps the world alive, sir
Then bless the Farmer in your prayers,
And neither thwart nor hout him;
Be grateful 10 him always, for
You cannot live without him
oh, the Farmer. &c.
The Blacksmith-now beneath his sedge
The sounding anvils ring sir
Amid the lying sparks he stands
More sovereign than a king, sir;
The heated mass assumes a shape
Beneath his swinging blow, sir
The coulter, and the scythe, and spade,
Within his furnace glow, sir.
Oh, the hammer, the anvil and the hammer
Oh, the hammer, the anvil and the hammer
Blacksmiths men-"aye, every nch"-
Their sinewy arms behold, sir;
They, solid ms their anvils
OF Natures purest mould, sir.
The Blacksmith takes the precedence
OF trades il is the trade, sir
The haft is worthless till il holds
The keen and glittering blade, sir
Oh, the hammer, &c.
Next in the scale of workingmen
The hardy Tanner see, sir,
Delvng amid his hides and bark,
AS busy as d bee, sir:
His art converts the unseemly hide
Into the polished leather
Which sparkles in the may dance
Or brushes through the heather
Oh, the Tanner, the busy busting Tanner
Oh, the Tanner, the busy busting Tanner
Should enemies invade our soil,
Their force we would repeI, sir,
BY calling all our Tanners out,
To tan the rascals well, sir;
They'd stripe them off, and star them DER,
And curry them, no doubt, sir
So that "their anxious marms would guess
Their children had been out" sir
Oh, the Tanner, &c.
A niche for good Saint Crspin's sons,
OF quiet life and manner;
The world were b00fiess but for them
They second well the Tanner;
Well are they styled "the gentle craft
O'er Beauty's foot they bow, sir;
And oft, ween, they steal kiss
From Beauty's placid brow, sir
Oh, Saint Crispin-the gentle sons OF Crispin!
oh, Saint Crispin-the gentle sons of Crispin'
But, should we each working class
In this our working song, sir,
Perchance it never would be sung,
For il would be too long, sir;
Then here's to all who use the plane
The axe, the saw, the crow, sir
The soldering iron, the turning lathe,
The shovel, spade, or hoe sir
Oh, the masses--the Independent masses
Oh, the masses-the Independent masses!
The days of monarchy are DER
All men are monarchs now, sir;
The people rule and monarchs may
Before their soveregns bow, sir!
The jeweled crown, the purple robe,
Man far away shall fling, sir;
And sceptres shall be working tools
The printing press the King, sir!
Oh, the people-the independent people
Oh, the people-the independent people
May, 1913.
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SHORT HAND

VXTOODHOUSE'S Practical Stcnography VOL, London
w Short Hints on Short Hand, by an Old Reporter
pocket vol, London
Meats Standard Of Short Hand ! vol London
Hnton's Easy and Practical System Of Short Hand
VOL, London
Just imported direct from London, by
F. TAYLOR.
Also, Bigelow's eftaught Stenographer
Toundrow's Guide to Short Hand
Goud's Art of Short Handwriting.
June IL, lS4S
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U. 5; SENAToRs.-The governor of Michigan has ap.
pointed Thomas Fitzgerald, dem u s. senator, in place
of Gen Cass-Bditimore Sun
The Detroit Free Press" says, that the "appoint-
men OF Mr. Fitzgerald is unexcepionabe. Col F. has
occupied many prominent places in our State, having
been active member of the State senate candidate
for lieutenant governor, &c He will do credit to the
State and the station to which he has been appointed
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THE MAN OF THE PEopLE.-The reception of General
Cass at Rochester and Buffalo, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. was enthusiastic beyond description. The demo-
cratic presses of both cities pronounce the welcome which
he received unparalleled, well with reference the
numbers who focked to meet him, the warmth and
cordially which characterized his reception.
TN Y True Sun
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- EAI Estate In Washington Wanted.--I desire to
purchase real estate in Washington for residence,
and VIII give in exchange stocks and other good property
Tue to be clear and unquestonable and be
given Immediately. Address through the city post
TToP:p99ssage paid E. M. g., with full particulars
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Grand InstrumentnI Concert

THE SPLENDID BAND OF THE BALTIMORE
i SHARP-SHOOTERS, under the direction of Professor
valandt, will give Grand instrumental Concert at
Caruss Saloon, Monday evening" July B. S4S. On this
OCCASION they will present programme OF selections from
the most celebrated composers.
Strangers and citizens respectfully solicited to attend
Tickets 80 cents For particulars, see bills of the day
Iune lG--tdF
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purposes, taken of the Committee OF the Whole
the state of the Unon ordered be engrossed read
third time, and passed.
And then the House adjourned
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400 LABoRERs WANTED.

WANTED on the Rappahannock Canal three hundred
w Irish German aborers. Liberal wages given
The country perfectly healthy.
Jlne I3-3taw6w
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r OUIs BLANCs History Of the French Revelation
IL of 1889 Life of Oliver Cromwell, by j. T. Headlcy.
Knapps Chemistry, applied to the arts and maauacufes
The Seven Imputed Dramas of Shakespeare. Memoirs Of
Josephine. The Gar his Court, and People, by John
Maxwell Tuckeuman's Italian Sketch Book Mason's
Farrier and Stud Book, edited by Skinner -
June r. JAfLOh-
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OsT.-A Gold Bracelet with three topaz sets, with
IL small ocket attached.
The finder by wing it at this office, addressing WIN
B. R. through the post office win be handsomely rewarded
June l6-dlw
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For the Union.


Written the request of and dedicated to, that true
friend all mankind, the Hon Zadock Pratt by his friend,
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A Card to CuStomers.-We will render all our
"A customers their the LIST of July, and would
earnestly request of them early settlement Any of them
wishing their before that time get them by
calling at the store. D. CLAGETT ~ co.
June lI-tlstJulyif
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EDWARD HARTE,
.qftOrneN at LaC and .9dUOcnfe for Claimants,

WASHINGTON, d. c.
Office Pennsylvania avenue, four doors above the
publication office of the Union.
Bounty lands treasury scrip and pensions procured for
discharged soldiers and others entitled them Also all
claims before Congress and the executive departments Of
government attended to with promptitude.
June I4--lm
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Ii. IT sELMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Princeton, Dallas county, .4ris0nsGs,
permanently located and will puncualy attend to any
business inrusted his in Dallas the adacen
counties. May 16-3m.
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THIRD MUNIcIPALITY COUNCIL. - This body
met last evening, all the members present. In the
absence of Recorder SeuZeneau, AID Bernard was
called to the chair. The reading of the Journal
was dispensed with, and the Council proceeded to
business
message was received from the Mayor, trans
hitting a copy of the General Councils resolution,
fixing the payment pro rata OF the account OF John
L. Lewis, amounting to over 81, 100 1t was refer
red to the Finance Committee
A communication was received from the Comp
troller of the Second Municipality, calling the at
tenton of the Council to claim of the Second, on
the Third Municipality, of over $500, for an ex-
cess of wharfage. The communication was refer
red to the Finance Committee:
The chairman of the Finance Committee then
presented vouminous statement OF the affairs OF
the Municipality. The committee recommend re-
trenchment in all cases, when it can be done, and
also recommend that no new contracts ior pubilc
improvements be entered into, until the present ones
are completed The committee fixed the tax Tor
the year 1913, on real estate, at ten dollars per
$1,000 on its assessed value, and Oh real estate
known rural propertya at SO per $1,000, and s. 90
per head on slaves. The report and several reso-
iutIons which accompanied it, were made the
special order of the day for the next meeting.
Mr. Soloman offered a resolution providing that
on and after the LIST day of June next, it shall not
be legal for the Treasurer of the Municipality to
issue due bills in payment of claims for current ex
penses, but that all such obligations issued before
that time, shall be received in payment of taxes
etc, port and market dues excepted.
Another resolution makes it unlawful after the
PRONUNCIATION of the resolutions, for any officer en-
gagged in the fiscal department of the Municipality
TO speculate in the obligations of the Municipalty
The resolutions Were adopted.
The special committee to whom the matter was
referred reported in favor of granting the exclusive
use for five wears of Wharves Nos. Is and II TO j
p Whitney & Co.. who are about establishing a
line of steamships between this city and New lork
The Municipality is to receive tor the use OF SAID
wharyes, the first wear $1,000. second year $3.50
third year $500 fourth year $3.50, and fifth year
$1,000 The report and resolutions, in accordance
with the spirit Of if, Were adopted.
The Municipality Superintendent of Public
Schools resigned his Office and The schools are now
the opinion of the Council. The Council soon
after adjourned.
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Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph.
Including the .Neto Orleans Line, through the .Hissis

Including the NeO Orleans Line, through the yHiSsis-
sippi VGLtey.)
As have now extended the Atlantic, Lake and Mis-
sQpP Telegraph" from the Atlantic Seaboard to the
Mississippi at ST. Louis, including the Great Lakes and
have nearly completed the line to Neo Orleans that the
Whole Geographic range from the Canadian frontier the
6aho Mexico will be in operation lines constructed
Der my arrangements db6nt the close Of June-making
Total oil about four thousand miles of Teegraph-(with ar
hgemen for extending those lines aggregate OF
a0uSaRd miles before December, connecting by light
hhg, nearly every important point all the inland
fn OF the United States)-THIS NOTICE is GIVEN
aa any where along the whole range of lines thus
"uced Or in progress by associates and myself de-
Haad whatever has been inadvertently left unsettled by any
on employed in the construction of those extended lines
@h demand may be forwarded me- for settlement by my
ssns at New Orleans, st. Louis Indianapolis Vincennes
wheeling, Nashville, Memphis, Natchez, Tuscumbia
Louisville Cincinnati, Pittsburg Chicago Galena, De-
vol Buffalo, Philadelphia, Albany or New York
ohef opportunities will be taken to express my sense of
ae confidence and friendship with which have been sus-
IO oy my ielcwcitizens and by the newspaper press
s'neay while engaged thus extensively in carrying out
r%eC' IN which embarked before mile of Telegraph was
instructed by individual enterprise in America and in
nl nave had to contend not only with all the difficult
o new enterprise but with extraordinary troubles that
4T 1eady too familiar to the public.
Mo- HENRY O'RE1LLY.
"s@ orleans, .4prH u, 1S4S
M VOL CHARLES DOANE, at New Orleans. will
@ 10 any business connected with the above mentioned
apl4 If
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nun IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
III subscriber offers for

TErFt IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Fs su'cPer offers Tor sale the following improved Real
,ad h LOT OF GROUND at the corner of Graviersa3
us streets occupied Grocery, &c, in the -
rnes Lhuen by Graver Baronne Caondelet and Union
6Nt ~ eet front Gravier street. by depth and
4, F II nc T let on BaTonne street
=. 'r w., IfWo-STORY BUILDINGS and LOTS on
G Gllod street, between TchovpifonIas and Commerce
u saes psis the Nos q % 2j 81 and % Grod street
den ol ha'ns "A feet front God street. by So feet
1.-Two TWo-sTORY BRICK STORES. Nos. Stand
e IL, street between Lafayette and Girod streets
hdeS g u feet font on Commerce street. by 80 feet
as s6 Il,i}E LOTS OF GROUND covered with Build
nearly new. IN the city OF Lafayette on the north side of
All Slice between Tchoupitouis and Rousseau streets
tph o. ieet front Third street, by IO feet in
~ W II. ST. JOHN, Lafayette street.
,cU'oS,L.ANGERs, FAMILIES AND MERCHANTS.
JS on Ely i4th co, 50 POlDR.4S STRTET have
% og. p tg 10 loving enuine Medicines which every
Pies ebs, MiNLSr warranted 10 any of the
.5 5hT D., D1AylO's Or HEBREw PLASTER where it is
eAsPGs Of thG genuine Soc per boy q,
R6Yf NH ley da1, $ GREAT. WESTERN INDIAN REM
tSsness iy Sy case OF Asthma Dyspepsia, DarrhGa,
fS al bo KdGF-for those ladies about becoming
oypo mfSToC 4, EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA-
Sro MER SP esE Ro SEMERD SF veil
VAST APIS 0I Dln0uS. w Ill you try IL
BARTInii' az : p lA5I.sAM OF WILD CHERRY and DR..
Rup-to, EoradIE" : ESPECTORANT PINK sly
aChets d Iugs Cods Pain in the Breast and Side and
FUGENI,GoSe W v9SK's and KOLMsTOCK's VERMI-
ASae Of liz oFs IN children. This Remedy for Worms
fHE' r " ! nos nos extraordinary ever used
Aba kG o. SdlN IAN HAIR DIE will color the Hair
NEWS II'1Wl an warranted not stain the skin
Govt Con,sw warranted rne any case of Rheumatism or
Ram IEaIn Kill fr I'd, and n Nus Is.
making the ' H. w. IN NE BALM of COLUMBIA-for
hg o ar4 ow on bald heads PFC venting the han from
DAlLgy's "a Den AMI BLESSING OF THE AGE ="
viii pIoys S ~ CoNNFLL's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
Mghnms5 oes'ing 10 all those who it, 1t is a Soye.
I UooS 95 d BUNS, Sore Eyes, Fe onS Ulcers Bruises
egnS ami EtN speas, aud all complaints which need an
Meine By lis Use determinations are removed
sp ,sfaaoR-Athe above named articles sold only by
CoMsTOCk y CO., 50 Poydras st,
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF A CHILD.--The Wor-
cster Mass Journal, in late number, states how
the Rev. Erastus Hopkins, of Northampton, lost a
fne little boy, about three years old, under the fol-
owing circumstances. Previous to putting him to
he'd, the girl having charge of the nursery put a
Quantity of boiling water in the bathing tub, pre-
antory to the accustomed abluton of the children.
and left the room without qualifying its tempera-
tus The little naked boy, supposing the. water
nsdy for his use, Jumped into The tab and loas i'm
mrsd IN the scalding pater' He died on Sunday
mrnnr
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PRosPEcTUs--oUR COUNTRY.

A TRI- WEEKLY PAPER, in English and Spanish, de-
~ voted to politics literature and general IntelgenGe y,
having associated with them Dr. Mahewson, formerly ed
ito of the Vera Cruz Genius of Liberty will enlarge theT
paper to the size of medium daily papers of this city and
publish tr.weeky for the present in English aad spanish
as soon as sufficient number OF subscribers be obtained
TO Justify them in making the change.
This papes has already extensive circulation IN Mexico
Central America and the West India islands and as our
social political and commercial intercourse win thoe ace
becoming daily OF and Importance the adFan
taFe that NAV accrue from the contemplated change need
no comment for they cannot fail to be at once recognized
and appreciated. ~ :, .,
which may be had gratis from the publishers at No 81 Ex
change Alley at the bookstores o. essTs Steel No
Morgan No Exchange Place, where lists open
and subscriptions respectfully solicited
~ Terms-slO a year raid quarterly in advance. "a.
New Orleans, Apr 8, 1919. al0-U
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iNoUEsT.-An inquest was yesterday held upon
the body of man whose name was not known,
who was found drowned in the Mississippi river be-
low McCarty's plantation, in the Third Municipal
ty The body, according to the report, was per-
tecily naked, but the deceased had on pair of
coarse brogans, by which he may possibly be iden-
titled. verdict was rendered in accordance with
the above facts
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FIRST DISTRICT CoURT.-The trial of Hippo
lite Lahon for killing J. Serre, took place yester.
day. The public are well acquainted with the cir
cumstances of the case, and, therefore, we need
not enter into particulars. Several witnesses were
sworn; five bills of exceptions were taken and
signed, and two were rendered and not signed
The jury then retired, and came in Court with a
verdict of ''not guilty. The jury was composed
of the following gentlemen: P. S. Wilt, foreman
G. Jaquet, A. Courtain, A. Huart, NJ. Patterson
Thomas Fallon, G. Scuderio, A. .Abadie, A Da-
quin, Charles Scheneck, J.sBenard, and William
R. Wilder.
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YEsTERDAY.-Yesterda was a beautiful day
If diamonds breathe, their lungs could not have
inhaled a purer air than that Of yesterday. The
clear blue sky above--the happy earth beneath,
and the thought that while far across the ocean,
blood was being shed, and all the elements of peace
destroyed for the moment, made every one thank
heaven that this was " the land of the free, and
the home of the brave %
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RoppyRY oyA MISSOURI STEAMER.-A German
-aasnger on the steamer Wyandotte, from the Mis-
,,1 river. was robbed on thes night of the 14th
nd Of al 300 in gold, mostly sovereigns five
eN1 notes of the Bank of Missouri; check for
s1oon the same bank and about 800 in Indiana
,Od Missouri bills. The money was in a belt.
rbicb was fastened around his waist, and was sto-
Ln while he was asleep in his berth. A reward of
sqslis offered for the recovery of the money.
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MNNHANM SAAEsa
RY PIERSOM 8, RONNENAI

BY P1ERSON u BONNEVAL.
THURSDAY, April 27-Wiil be sold, at the St Louis
Board of Directors of the BOYS Milne Asylum
A LOT OF GROUND situated Mneburg being half
of the Lot designated by No II of square No l.
50 feet front the Railroad by l2O feet deep together with
Gunnel.
CoNDITIoNs-On fourth cash; balance 6, u and IS
months credit embossed notes. and secured by mortgage.
Immediately A fter, Will Be Sold
1st The half part undivided of TWO LOTS OF
GROUND situated in the New Faubourg Mangny. com
psing the Nos land Y square No ST. measuring French
measure to wit No g. 20 feet front St Antonio street,
By 20 feet deep and front Genius street. and No T. 60
feet front s. ANTONIO street by 10 G tses dee leg
situated Faubourg Mangny, and designated as follows
Lot No. s. in square No 49, measuring 10 feet front
Frenchman street by 145 feet inches deep Lot No T. of
irregular form Lots Nos and II. Of the square No
1.-THE first 60 feet front Union street by ~
feet Deep and the other 60 feet front Bagatee street by
2o feet deeand the Lots Nos Il and b. OF the ~
all French measure.
CoNDIroNs.-One third cash. balance at and II months
credit IN notes satisfactorily endorsed and secured by mort
gage
Acts of sale before Antoine Doriocourt Notary Public at
THREE LOTS OF GROUND situated in Washington
the square No. Is by No IL OF the square No Is Lots
and adjoining, and "a feet each front on
Piey street by 1l8 feet inches lines Deep and Lot No IL
measures "a feet inches III lines front Pety street by 10
TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated on GENTLY Road
being formerly portion of Bemudez's Plantation and
measuring eachan arpen in front by about arpents
part of which high ground and the remaining timber
wood.
CoND1T1oNs.-One fourth cash; balance G. r. IS and "A
months endorsed notes, aud secured by mortgage.
Acts of sale for the above three Lots and Lots GENTLY
Road before j. Agasse, Notary Public, at the expense Of
purchasers ap22
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NEW ORLEA N S:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1913

ABOUT TO BE CAUGHT.-Some two weeks ago il
was found out that C. D. Van Allen, who kept a
produce store near the corner of Tchoupitoulas and
Lafayette streets, had left for parts unknown.
Shortly after his disappearance, it was presumed
that he had swnded many Of those who entrusted
him with their confidence, out of from Sl6.C0O to
$4,000. He escaped and left the city, but Captain
Winters of the Second Municipality Police has dis
covered his whereabouts, and yesterday sent an
officer up TO Lake Providence to arrest him. Some
rich developments may be expected. If he is
caught at ALL it will be before this article is read by
readers