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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE 168 Poudras street

AT INV NHW IV1NN S.O1AE, TOO 1UYUIdS sueeE
DRINTED Muslins fast coors and;beauul patterns,
l5to 29c Scotch Ginghams l2hc cases sws. Muslins
D. Tice q. Ss Per "a a. w. USUALLY 500 a. ooc french pa
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf style at - so
Musquito Netting, at &c., quality be bought for
less than loo in the city Irish Linens by the large
2Oc per yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen at
5c, good as be bought for SOC. Buyers test the
truth of the abo sertons. by comparing samples Also
fuRriety of newest and richest styles of Fancy and
StaptDRY GOODS, equally low: The sub Gerber would
few leading articles very cheap. with view of obtaining
exobitant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving goods from North the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
times-a saving diem of from fifteen twenty dollars
in and expenses-he afford to sell cheap Heavy
expenses must be met by enormous profits New Workers
especially invited to call they will be reminded Of the
cheap establishments in Grand and Catherine Streets
mhI2 r. BROWN 1863 Poy dras ST,
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$4,000 REWARD.
0EEICE R0ARD OE IINDER RlI EkS,

New ORLEANS April 9TH ls4s.
WHEREAS, it is known to members OF TINS ooaio inat
w frequent cases of Incendarsm have occurred In this
city during the rast month and whereas the tncendla
continue undiscovered the most destructive consequen
ces to prone NAV be apprehended be it therefore
Resoved That this Boa1d hereby autho11e rs eeretsy
for The Of any free of mature TWO
HUNDRED DOLLA RS for the conviction OF any slave
who have been concerned either principal
sory in setting fire any building buildings within the
State of Louisiana.
true extract from the Minutes:
ane IL. GEO. C. LAWRASON, Secretary.
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LII persons wishing to procure PIANO FORTES
IA in the New Orleans market, either with
without the Eolian Attachment, H. Tsdgss~@
formed that VIM. +. MAYO, No. S CampyY Ia "
street. is our duly authorized Agent for thau x
city, and is fully authorized sell Boston prices with
only freight and insurance added and TO receive orders fer
any description of instruments manufactured by leaving
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold above by and to be exchanged with
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
@ we have e Oe p
eight AID 81 he Spy %s1pfcgs,s in Boston of the
ture the Seven Octave Grand PLANO FORTES. with and
without the EOian Attachment.
T. GILBERT e. CO., 400 WASHINGTON street.
Boston OctOhsr "a 1913 anil I'm
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Dry Goods by the Package
N. BRANDER SMITH,


N. BRANDER SMITH.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No SO Gravier Street,
Offers for sale, entitled to Debenture-
SHAWLS-Colored damask Canton Grape;
Plain white do do.
SCARFS-(oored daInask Canton 4nspe;
Scarlet do
Do embroidered in scY4et, crimson, cherry, pink
gotl &c.
SHAWLS~Rich embroidered white Canton Grape
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
Rich embroidered in blue purple, green and cherry;
Super 3d. and quality very fine embd
White Barge; Satin PLAID Barge;
Assorted d. embroidered fringe;
Printed De Lame;
Printed Cashmere.
SlLK-Toie de lInde;
Toils de Nord a
Snchews, fine article;
Black Serge;
Fouard and Pongee Handkerche large assortment of
and beautiful styles
Black Grapes Fancy Battiste Cravas;
Fancy Plaid Cravats; Black Levantne Cravats.
PRINTS-Light and dark fancy and Furniture;
English do do
ALSO
"a Brown Sheetings Denms, Columbian Piads, Grandrlas
Cotton Hose assorted scarlet and white Flannel Blue Cloth
sinner and Merino Undershirs and Pants, &c. mh27 I'm
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CLOTHING,

MIGRANTS TO Stt43 fi HIMG .ho,,a ,.m.u,.,
- that the NEXT thing in importance to that Of having
sood supply Of Provisions for the inaer to have
que regard to the wants of the outer man. We distinctly
STATE that we not selling cost but low prices q
ny Cshsr hons. IN the oy Those in want of CLOTHING
sssS !. S ss any Other senEs." sn respectfully
I ~ " y ~ a.; 6 rs. IA:
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List of Vessels in Port Not CleareX
Corrected every morning, especially J

Note-In the First municipality designated in the following
table by "ml u the Nos Railroad
In the Second m2 the Nus above the Steamboat Land
ing No. being Flatboat Landing In the Third m3b the Nos
commence the Railroad and down. No being Ferry wha
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY CouNcrL-Txssdev Esssisx,
Apn 1.-THE Council met last evening. pursuant n Cd
Jounment This Teasurers Report received and 10
follows:
heee.ved since. .15ll5 t0-1l650s %
Dsou'eo' lsNls q
Balance on hand....... s4AS ~
After reading the minutes Of the last meeting petition
received from the members of Andrew jackson Fin
COMPANY NO. Is praying that the Council would sppro-,
The petition referred The Comniisss On
A petition was received from B. F. Harrison epss-eusue
s una, critical bss By the vei a Dee
Gil that it presents The appearance of firm surface ovss
which persons are tempted to walk The petitioner IN lis
Referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Claims p'-''
The De, ii Of Trad Ferry Ffs e No. T. for .pp
in q, opposition to the sH,snsio. of Ps!sdo :
one favor Of said extension to the same COMMUTE
petition from John Duffy the owner Of cab. 10 and
resd to he on Gains Clam 70 ~''
Mr. Petss from the Finance Committee. reported rso
Mr. Rsnshsw. from the Comhittss on srssss and Lard.
as with as e OF Market II
syS Of
favor with Fo ass e. sssss RoSs
sf S s'1 4
WIFE for
ment in TehGupoass street. also in fsvo, Of having two
favor of advertising notice of the opening Of Psrddo
street Resolutions in accordance with the above were
passed that the resolution in favor Of contracting of
epavng Tcboupitoulas street, laid one week
The Committee Claims reported against granting tbs
petition of Thomas Wood and othen ass in favor Of
hitting s42 to Capt Sullivan, of the ship Southemer.
resolution permitting sundy to emsncipats their
slaves passed.
The Council then into an election of COmmissares
when the following gentlemen elected:
First lard ........................W J. Ahen.
Second w ard. j. FrOelcher.
Third Ward. ...........................J Morice.
Fourth Wa r. Turner
Fifth Ward G.. billiard.
Sixth Ward ...........................F Youpg.
Seventh Ward ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o. BIen
Messr Stanton and Lawrsson then Commits
sioneis of the General Sinking Fund. Adjourned.
BREACH THE PEACE.-Patrick Mullen, Sam. Levy,
George Clark and Thos Clark yesterday arFssted By
the Second Mnncpait police for q breach Of the peace
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS !:
LATITUDE, ~ 81 80 N.-LoNeITUDE 80 Win Time. 6h.
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday:
ssIe aasiSo R%S9 Nss york. Rssay Sts GO
Bark john Murray. Lul Boston. G. w Hynson
b. bark Ocean Queen, Pennington Liverpool. D. Kennedy
Brig Susan sople. Rogers, New York, Leland s Mason
Schr Henry Pantasens. Caro-, Pensacola. w Bgnnel!
Steamer Illinois, Ststtinus, st. Louis, d. r. Carroll
Arrived yesterday:
Ship Rochester Weeks. Is days from New York in ballast
Fr. .hp Jacques LATTE Casper from Havre. via Cowss.
Shin Ahsn H.Sns g d.ys % from LIVERPOOL to
Bark Wsss IesSt from ssal, 9th inst in ballast. to
Bark Kspsr Pearson 81 days fom Rio de Janeo, Rice
Hatbaway-2d my
b. bark Express Anderson As days from the Clyde to
scbr. Sarah, - from Atakapas to master-lst my.
Californ.. Reynolds, from Noble NcS1'
ab HaS S,son GOsy fo% bales cotton
Olivia, Goodrich. from Baize.
Elisha, Landry from Baton Rouge.
ssa ksy d% Ss, ssss cotton
Constitution, Rasten, from st. Louis.
Chancellor, Bacon, from Louisville.
ooen
Towboat Annawan, Davis from the Passes.
Towboat Belle, Duncan. from the Passes
Tewaoat Mary Kingsland, Whann. from the Passes.
Memoranda:
Towboa Belle towed down and to the 10th inst,
sbips Kalamazoo, and Charlotte.
fowboat Mary Kiugsland owed down and sea, the
llth inst. ships Delaware. and Florence.
Passengers:
PEI bark Kepisr, from Rio de Janeiro-Mess Hugh Hut
ton, and Fred Welhuish.
Per ship Ashland, from I.iverpool-ls3 storage.
Per ship Jacques Lahte. from HaXFe-l50 steerage.
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AccDENT..Bon Sweeney was yesterday wounded in the
face by ball from ps oil accidentally discharged while in
the hands of named Conn Duncan. 1t at first
thought the shot intentionally fired but as its acciden
nature made evident Recorder Genois only fined
Duncan $40 for carving concealed weapons.
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WEEKLY PACKET LINE-From New Basin.
eHs FOR MONTGOMERY WE. ~ =
RMEkEA TUMPKA, SELMA, and all 644SaA9kt
landings the Alabama River

s.asdGA landings the Alabama River. $500
Leayes .Neu Orleans EVERY THURSDAY. at 4 P. M
The hight draught steamship A. OIDEN N. CAPTAIN
Kercheva and the new. lght-draught steamboat BEA;
CON, Captain Leonard will regular WEEKLY
PACKETS between New Orleans and Montgomery, We
tumpka and all landings Alabama River-eaving each
port EVERY. THURSDAY, at 4 o clock. P. M. One Of
boats will be ready to receive freight at the New Basln
'fOOt of Julia street, MORNING Shippers
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight passage apply
on board at the New Basin,
HYDE & OGLESBY IL POydras ST.
N. "A Letterbag is at the Office Of the Agents. where
letters NAV he left mig If
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NEW ORLEANS:
MORNING, APRIL IS, 1919.

The MysTEK1oUs MuRDER-The four women whose
n Mary %ynde and Bridget Brought 10 be-
." he "a
inst; Thpaiculan of the far as they are known.
subject The evidence Of the prosecutor John Kennedy,
engaged to be married Mary Lynch and that he Ken-
ne had done all il h to " r.. the on
his affidavit against the parties that they knew something
ant the detention Of the prisoners they discharged
nina At hsif-psst O'clock, as Ms Murea wife Of VIM
ship residing in Ass was ss.1 IN her her
infant crying and ran INTO the house to see leaving her
lie SON about two and half years old, in the kitchen In
screaming, and looking through the fence The child
is Of pas s 1at had
geed in the greatest agony until half past o'clock
Monday last, when death terminated Its sufferlngs
FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-The trial Of Thomas Fret
trict Court The Offences for which the accused was in
dcred were collecting $1,000 from Fecie Leeve 5000 from
was found guilty on both counts. Tom Hoods advice
Here comes Mr.. Winter, collector of taxes,
advise you 10 give him whatever he axes
might have been very good but think Mr. Frewell will
fetU in prison for personatng character not his own
PICKING PocKET.-On Monday night man named
John WY FL hf coach Se Of L0u Bss
Of sonuoence G. AmbOise thinking good opportunity.
took the occasion to rob the sleeper $50 He the
of making off with his booty when officer who had
the action arrested INN and carried him to the
calabooae.
BRUTAL AssAULr-A nsOn Smith yeterday brought
before Recorder GenOs for bruay assaung his wife
with Ratchet. Mrs Smith refused to prosecute. but the
Recorder of the aggravated of the offence
committed the husband for ten days.
AcCIDENT.-Bon Sweeney yesterday wounded in the
face by ball from pis oil accidentally discharged while in
the hands of named Con rad Duncan. 1t at first
thought the shot intentionally fired but its accden
tal made evident Recorder Genois only fined
Duncan $40 for carrying concealed weapons.
BREACH OF TRUST Bernard Banowson yesterday
made affidavit before Recorder GeDos that the I'd inst he
ntrusied jules Simon four penes of linen for sale
commission The linen has since been sold. and SIMON
fuses to settle for it. issued for his arrest
SPURIOUS MOKEY.-Margaret Conway arrested yes
erday in the Vegetable Market for endea goring
spurious money Margaret did succeed very well in her
financial operation she could make her false pass
for current among the vegetables.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-Jule, f. W. c., ested on
Monday night b. the Third Municipality police for
and attempting to rob the premises OF G. Chreten She
had previously broken the door of the house with
STEALING CLoJHING.-Thomas Barry. for stealing a
bundle of clothes from the Shamr OK Coffee house the
Levee was yesterday arrested in the Second Municipality
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady 81 ChartreS street.

" STREET an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of FANCY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We prepared offer fu l and varied assortment
in all the different departments of our business
The Stock embraces every manufactare in LINE
WOOLLEN, SILK and COTTON GOODS, the whole
of which has been selected with unusual order
establish that confidence which hope win from all
those who may favor with their custom.
One thing we wish to impress upon our patrOns-nte
,ohoe of Stock throughout is marked Plain Figures
at the Lowest Selling Price.
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uNIoN row.RoAroFFIoE.

UNION TOW-BOATOFFICE.
NM have hand, and for sale. number OF seq IND.
w ANDROlLERS and quantity Of 3 rap iron
mhM I'm JUNIUS BEEBE, MANAGER
COPARTNERsHIP.
SAMUEL TOBY has this day as; ocIafed with him in
y business his nephew, SIMEON TOBY, Jr The bgsI-
ness will be conducted under the firm of SA MUEL
TOBY & NEPHEW. SAMUnEIL m uOOBT,,
M I'm, ~
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DrrrEp $40 kegs choice Goshen Butter;
DUI lGh- 40 do prime Western do.
HAMS ~ tierces Shay Extra sugar cured Hams
hAMo~2 3 casks plan do
cp.CKrps Is bbIs. Boston & Soda Crackers fresh;
ChAchEn0- rs do Butter and Water do. do.
FLOUR-40 bis fresh st. Louis and Illinois Flour.
olAheh- { "a half do Colgate's Pearl Starch.
CupFSE SIS boxes English Dairy Cheese;
ohHEoE~ 10 do. Pineapple do.
RAISINS-15O whole. half and quarter boxes.
SOAP-50 boxes No. Extra Family Soap.
TEA-l00 packages fine Green and Black Teas :.
For sale low and delivered free of charge in part OF
the city. by lapl3l CHAS. STOUGHTON, 81 Campst
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BRUTAL AssAULT-Anson Smith was y es terday brought
MP before Recorder Genois for butay assaung his wife
with Ratchet Mrs. Smith refused prosecute, but the
Recorder of the aggravated of the offence.
committed the husband for ten days.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
OUININE, GALOMEL. BLUE MASS, IPE "a
vi GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash
as can be procured esewhere-Call and
m iHdgs;ssDr. E. J. COxE's PREPARA- u
O0C SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An unequalied
remedy for Coughs, Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAiVA, SARsAPARILLA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure superior to
the Capsules o any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA. TAR, LIVERWORT,
ec-For the relief and Of and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINI-
MENT.
Especial attention paid o the treatment of Rheumas
tism Bronchitis and Consumption.
EV Office corner Magazine and Poydras n23 1y3dp
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ALhxANDER HILL & co.-s4o Z cH fIssRErSfsS; S,
500 900 G. ID. PERCUSSION CAPS Inst R.O.;v.J

COUNTRY Dealers and the City Trade are invited tn
~ examine our stock and prices. Shell Ivory and Bnalo
Combs Gold and Silver Ornamental Goods Steel Cold
and Silver Beads Steel Bags: Purse. rich and new Cloh
Hair Tooth and Nail Brushes sooo si!ks Bag Purse
Flutnas vioins and Violin Strinss Backgammon boards
pre,.ing Boxes; Zinc Minors; Toilet Glasses; Fishing
Chess Men German Toy Clocks; Matches. etc.. etc Our
sp,oItpsnsof Staple Good: is complete ThEads Needles
Canes Whalebones-al Of which offer at low prices for
ap16 81 A. HILL & CO. 46 Chsrtres st.
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BREACH OF TRUST Bernard Barowson yesterday
made affidavit before Recorder Genos that the I'd inst he
nirusred Jues Simon four piees of linen for sale
commission. The linen has since been sold. and Simon
fuses settle for it. issued for his
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CREscEEr OrrIc5,. 10

CREsCkNr OYFICE,
Wednesday Morning. April 49, 1919.
COTTON.-The Niagara's letter.. which were received
by mail yesterday produced no effect upon market
a they merely confirm the advices which reached week
since by telegraph The sales yesterday amounted 1000
bales, at unchanged prices.
NEw.ORLEAHs CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ....... .4zf0514 Mdding Fair. .634l07
MiddIine .........6 06x Good Fair ..........8 G19
Good Mdding $4,000 Good and Fine. .9aID-
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SPURIOUS MOKEY-Margaret Conway arrested yes.
erday in the Vegetable Market for endeasoring to
spurious money Margaret did succeed well in her
financial operation she could mt make her false coin pass
for current among the vegetables
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Picking A PocKET.-On Monday night man named
John Lowry fell aeep in the coach house of Louis Bach
man, the Third Municipality. While he was in state
occasion rob the sleeper Of $50 He in the
of making off with his booty, when officer who had
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CHARLES STOUGHTON,
Family Grocer No. 81 CAMP Street,
cred free of chsrge apis
JUST ARRIVED.
On CASES Palmleaf HATS, Boys and Mems sizes,
GU common and fine article, from 81 per dozen up -.
IN to SIS, only at wholesale, by f.Sf
Xl JOHN DURBESpGE, Ia
- apl7 1T % CustomhouseA2 stairs ~
SUMMER STYLE
An CASES fine fashionable Dreo Beaver HATS. Just
~ field, and for sale by
John DURBRIDGE. Wholesale Halter, kV
SapH lA % Customhouse st. up stairs. y
NEW MUSIC.
HE Celebrated Drum Polka. by Juen-lo0 900 copies of
= tns rolka were sold in London within one ElVN
week Give me my Arrows and give my eHE8
i hGw Nv an Indian Superstition Of the Manitog
= Dream Of the Ocean Waltz" performed at the Grand
m BAL given at Washington in Honor Of Gen.
1ay,or Sung Band Variations the Air, 4" On the
Banks Of The Guadalquiyer BY james Sloman For sale
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STEALING CLoJHISG.- Thomas Barry: for stealing a
bundle of clothes from the Shamr ok Coffee house the
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Clothing. Clothing. :. Clothing!
M. BARNETT-No 10 @ amp street,
LAS hand and is con,tantly receiving. a large
Z and magni fcent assortment of FINE READY
MADE CLOTHING-all of which being his manu-.
acture enables him to sell cheap any other establish
ment of the kind in the Southern country Gentlemen
respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves the
following articles
Super black cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
Fine and medium do do. all coloH.
Black, brown and olive Monterey do and Sacs.
Black and fancy Dap d. Etc Sacs and ID OBay Goats.
Extra fine French Menn0 Sacs and Paetots
Super fancy Linen Goats, of every description
Black and coored Spring Cashmere Pants
Superior French Merino Pants.
White and Fancy Linen Drill Pants.
Spring Tweed and French Cottonade Pants.
India Nahkeen and Silk warp do.
Super white Marseilles and Linen Vests.
BLACK Satin. Nerno, Cashmere, Bombazine, and
Fancy Vests of every quality and style.
mill 3m M BARNETT. IL Campst
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FOR MOBILE-D.HIIY u 5. MILL LIVE.
r., The splendid low. pressure 49,
Ea4!AAz.ri< Packet Steamers ORE ss.AlAAsmN
sszszEzs2xazs6 ON, Caps. R. A. Hiern, asEz.s<1a
CALIFORNIA, Capt. c. L. Reynolds, and JAMES L.
DAY Capt VIM. T. Giberson having been built expressly
Ladies' Cabins all in State rooms One Of the above steam
will leave the PontchartIan Railroad DAILY during
the week the arrival the Lake of the ha past
Train of Cars, and of the O'Clock p NJ cars on SUN
iaN J. 4 r. GEDDES. Agents. 10 Bank Place.
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BREACH OF THE PEACE:-Patrick Mullen, Sam. Lazy.
George Clark and Thos CLARK yesterday arrested By
the Second Municipality police for breach Of the tsacs
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MAHOGANY PL AK. BOARTls, VENEERs.
wi SCANTLING, TURNED NEWELLS and BAL
LISTERS. Oak, Ash, Cherry. Black Walnut, Maple.
Beach, Hickory. Clear White Pine, Cypress, Poplar and
Yellow Pine assorted sizes. and well seasoned
LIME, SAND, English and American FRIEDRICH,
Fire Clay III Fire Fl, Tile CEM M Pai;,eI etc
CEDAR, JUNIPER. WHITE-OAK TIMBER and
KNEES. For sale in lots to suit, by
PRAGUE & SHERMAN, Arcade Mills
ap13 I'm IA. Ii and IS St. Joseph ST.
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JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
GEO. w. HARBY, PRIN OPAL.
.Naiades street. betaocen 1haiia and Metp0mene-
RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson Governor of the State of Louisiana.
Trasimon Landry. Lieutenant Governor
Charles Gayafre. Secretary of State.
Alexander Dimitry, Sup. General of Pub. Education
George Eustis Chief Justice Supreme Court.
A. NJ Buchanan, Judge District Court.
Geo. Y Fright, Justice of the Peace.
J. D; DeBow Professor University of Louisiana
nj. NJ Cohen, Admir-.
A. d. Gross man, Mayor Of the City
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. One.
Joshua Baldwin, No. Two.
p. SeuZeneau, :. =, No. Three.
TERMS.
For Day Pupils from 81 to $40 per Mopl
Boarding Pupils from SIS to $40 per Mogeh. apl2 3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
IRELAND.
state of the Country.

The approaching Summer likely boz one " greater
horror and misery dian have yet seen. Disease l.
cutting away the population ~ rate nor easily estimated
people under the pressure OF their "fetcheunrs
are fs-f degenerauug into brutality The poor are buried
hv stealth uncofnei. and at night Parents bury their
children in gardens ard bypaces, 90 hide the TACT ol
their DEATH n order that their miserable piftance oi
mea might not be stopped The dogs are turning into
beasts vi prev and heard a few days since oi "a
dog horrfyIug parcel of men assembled AZ smith
forge bv rushing among them wlth the head OF child 10
is mouth which doubt, 10 had scraped ont ~ - shall
ir,, it.fv grave Kerry Post. 7ih
We nave been unable 90 read through some of the par
a-r,rt. published under fhe heading ">fIfe ~ briild
The r.i item on fhe Let isgc ca. scarcely write 1.-The
carton food should rather say fle car0n poison-Oi
horse. thar ed OF fever beng deguurcd tF hungry crca-
lures n the madness of iamue-deIruu o COURSE they
died Then Gomez ca-e. though Jess revolving, more
h.a rfrendinr TIE brother leaves home Tor CONN o
recover the remains o has dead brother on h- ly BACK
r three nal e.. distance be iainf. under ns bufi ana
expires Tie brothers were buried together Com
rr down nr. fl. catalogue meet 'le henmafr ira
gv In that instance Kindred and srcafs persons
lad been lately discharged from the wofShOlse ~ oi
them persisted the public roads on he way homeN ara
There . no need 20 dwell these awful facts These
isolated walls 0i death that reach tie pubic ear are pAl
Ire exceptions the general rule. Ia ne remote villages
among the mountains where the poor had made iAri
homes-hOV many hundreds perish. hose DEAN asoe-
uo eve that 81 Heaven -erswn nose iaie te Itcohs
angel alone writes 10 the Judgment book ~ The AmeAy
fFreeman's Journal I'm