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New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
sES1Fh sEsnE hGiT ;. THoYr }Er'en'or.
Nsw.York April g. 1868 No. 10 Sonhst, y Y.

DOR SALE - At Southport, Conn, n finely
located DWELLING HOUSE siis three scre, Of oqnd barn
boat house bathing house Choice fruits stf onaeatal trees
the premises The situation elevated COMMANDING an iiee we"
Island Sound and the surrounding iSr dfsctoas
Five minutes the n Y and y H. r. depot Churches,
schoolhouse Sc Few pses attractive BE- found Apply 20 X
j. ALvORD Southport, CT CHARLES DlMON No l5l Pearl
New York
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

EOR SALE Mt Spuyten Duyvil on the Hudson,
srstrate HOUSE 1e~y furnished IN complete order and repair
trsy will be made liberal Apply TO r. o. sIASS No
N BToadNaY.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
nor SALE or TO LET-in Astoria, o LOTS

of0RoUED With good HOUSE Iorio feet with IS Rooms aud
Closets and other eouverienc The place are
vines and shade le healthy ih pleasant surround
Nonkc LakcAr~ not iar from
Railroad depot Honss nearly stories VIII bsseneut ftd s
pAzyss - fIracr kc Carragrhonss stable
srANheires gooseherres
hackbees grapes pears obs &C. shades Of forest tres shi
falling water uqnre No % Es Eghisenh vest " Broadway,
fror clock TGeslaJ ThuiiAy, and SATURDAY oi ~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

CLAREMONI, n. IA c0mmodOus HOU 81,
~ 25I3 French roof y stories high with extension " story
1aEa piazza in ifon Toundop windows Al mmed in Style house
kitchen Easements dumb walter In dining
Nb hard and 10 kchen marble mbni
heater cellars cabes plenty Of shade and fruit hne poultry
house children; churches BY
good eghborhood minutes walk depot tbe view unsupassd
VIII be sold cheap Apply to MALLORY BLACKWELL Co, No
st
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
Country Btal 6statt for Salt.

DR0PERTG for SALE in Jersey City, with all
m"defn mprovemena- brick HOUSES on Jeseyave each
$1,000 Also corner Jerseyaye 5000 Frame Cottage on
Fst gas and wser ~ 600 Frame Cottage Secondst SlOo
brick - on s. Thrd zach $500 brick b. Fhhst,
each sBWo payng Tenement brick With S22W0
frame House 2I3i lot 2jrOO rooms all modern Improvements
1880 Also, LOTS South Bergen Hudson and lafayette
easy terms j. s. TAYLOR, Real Estate Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09
A PINE FARM of 14O acres on Raritan River.

~ House Buy few lots JOHNSON MiLLBRS GREAT
bic building association. Obtain loan Build homestead
earnings snl in few the amount that
paving will render comfortable and independent Maps for
the greats sAen now ready q. No rs EASsaBst
New-York tribune., 1868-04-09

~ uuvaton brick House containing
furnace; all modern through house;
house hneghp eagehou henbe se one of,he best built and
commodous country the Hudson River Land handsomely
laid out with great varieties Of fruit and forest ouy cfa mile
from depot Will be sold reasonably. Apply
MALLORY BLACKWELL 4 Go. No erty.St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

COFFEE--Wc md quiet market to-day, but as gen.
800 bags CeylOn, lone and Lord Nelson at c gold,
CANDLES are unchanged; Adamantine are in mod
request at from a2ic Sperm are quoted at 4'@
l8c., and Patent at IS G5Sc.
EGGS quiet and lower; sales have been made at al
G22c. for Western to-day. ,y.....u -.
state Flour is quite active, and the low grades lNo
sIperne Flour Extras better; the medium and bet
ter gradesSare salabe and steader the sales are
$500 bbs at s. sOas9 for Superne State % $50 rs
for Extra do go 309sl rs for Fancy DO eoSt % f9r
Choice Spring Wheat Extras $40 35a,2 rs for Minnesota
Extras o oSsso % for Shipping one nG ~, Sss nhs IS
Winter Wheat Extra Michigan and Indiana, tl2ass 70
for single Extra White Wheat do do s2Ssli Tor single
Extra do. California Flour Is firm, and in good DC
mand; sales OF 1850 bags at So 4O9hi 2S. Southern
bbs at So 7SasO 10 for Ordinary Good Extra Balti
more and Country $40 7oas4 80 for Extra and Family
iIy Maryisnd and Delaware Rye Flour is irregular
Common firm but the better grades are heavy sales OF
800 bbls at 6Oa$e CO. Corn Meal Is frm sales Oh INV
bbls. Brandy wine at % 2O9te as
FEATHERS are quiet; small sales OF western ana Ton
nessee at from rs Q0Oc. for prime.
GRAIN-There has been hrmer feeling In the market
for Wheat to-day and prices show an advance though
vankee the extreme for cholce y ~ for No Milwaukee
White California afost and s. 80 for white Kentucky,
barley very firmly held but the business Is only mod.
note sales q .s Ssri bSsh 9" g. Barley Malt
=, s SoOn ana firm for choice qualities; sales
state ana 80 for Canada West oats better aud In
lar REQUEST sales Of $4,000 bush Western at s6Sscc
yana at u 90 Corn better but owing TO the storm,
the trahsacuohs are limited the inquiry is chiefly for
nSme consumption; the sales ECO bush. Unsound,
kn DIled AT - ie New Western Mixed at 81 1901 22i
Ine ht.cT In.o iv sa ots OF colee Old do st u a. In
store; Western white at 81 1891 49, Jersey Yellow ut
y 25i1N 20 southern White at Oil lsasi 40; Southern
| ct o. iTatl IL.
GpNNIEs are quiet at iOlc. for Bags and asc fol-
HIDES-Tie demand has been very frm and prices
steady at the late declines sales 1000 Dry Montevideo
2Oc gold; 1900 Dry California, I'll ~ ut Ioic cold; 26O{
Dry Buenos Ayres 81 and Is n, at 42Ic gold: City
Slaughter OK, 70 n, iic currency, aud 1000 Texas
| private teTLRa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
LIFE INSURANCE.

10 A. Eaissr Of TIE TSibVne
SIR Having long been an admirer of yourself
and the course pursued by THE TRIBUNE, and having
always placed every reliance in s statements, not
little surprised this morning In reading editorial on
Life Insurance 10 nd IL so full Of to facts that
feel compelled 70 trouble you with the opposite side Of
the question. First The Knickerbocker Is not purely
mutual SECOND I does restrict travel. THIRD The d.
vision OF tho surplus Is not advantageous 10 policy
holders as that OF other companies. Fourth The nom
forfeiture plan Of that Company more Of sdd0D than
q s,lbstabee aud does not contemplate anything like the
beraty OF other companies. FIN The Kuickerbocker
has been Ia court 0ftener ana resisted elaims
than any other Life Company. Stxh The expenses Of
Jpansgeinent have been enormously heavy. compared
t tine OF other companies OF is age and
eyen younger Scpe Tho ratio OF expenses given
in The rnbllshed tabie false Eghh admit that the
comDany did largo Dnsiness last year, but knowing the
faacknefy put operation TO obtain that business and
fbe prfce paid fOf IT, must regard the business as neither
hesifhy nor profitable the insurers To conendc II
Yo wish the Official ngnres 70 prove the above, please
command your obedent servant,
0O'''''" A. KAUFMAN, No. 2is Broadway.
New TOrik, April 10. 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
THE MONEY MARKET.

FRIDAY, April 1o-P. NJ
Gold opened at 1884, sold up to 1891 and 1885, and
closed at 1888 6ISSI.
The day being Good Friday has been very quiet
With small transactions in New-York Central Erie
and Pacific Mail for the balance of the list there has
been no demand. and no trustworthy quotations
could be given. Now-York Central opened at l2O!,
sold at 19O and closed at 12OlG12Os Erie opened at
ia sold at Tot closing at 7OI bid. There were sales
Of Pacific Mail at SO, closing SS3GSSs The transac-
lions of the day were all made in drinking saloons
near the Stock Exchange, and were not made by the
most reputable members OF the fraternity of brokers'
For Atlantic Mail so was bid and no stock offered The
rnors in regard to losses by parties loaning on this
stock are much exaggerated The Savings Bank
alluded to being involved is officially stated TO be
fully secured by other coaterals should Atlantic
Mail DO wholly unsuitable
C...arrInent stncls rar.ai allu fallar.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
TIE DATIS-HAHCOCK OVATION IN NEW-
ORLEANS
To n. sa,,,r Of T7a Trls,ln..

To sfs tftor or jhs Jrtb1Hs
sur: The Now-Oreans papers. excepting those IN
favor OF loyal reconstruction have all pronounced
inAdiSpatches concerning the Davis HANCOCK ovation
OIL tho Rebel fire companies on the Attn INST IaSe,
ana alleging that they were WITHOUT any other ot b
late New-Hampshro election and the bare fact mat
yeH. Davis then IN the city. MIR. HollbrOok,
President of the Associated Press of this city, and
editor Of The PoaWns, telegaphed this version OF
the case 70 the North, and the pages of The Zee,
The Timo, The Crescent and other sheets oil theiI
kindred have proclaimed the same view as that
given by Mr. Hollbrook.
concerning that ovation, by extensive quotations.
from the Rebel newspapers themselves. and IN each
OF which. on the day after the ovation occurred the
Inain facts were given, though in such mild FORM
as to conceal the truth. as far as possible rom lno
Northern eye But lest there may be some peiIsons
deny The correctness - those dispatches, 1 am
authorized 10 publish the following from some 0, se
most respectable of the thousands OF citl1ehs VIM
NEw.O ORLEANS, March 90 1858;
Since tide ftb of certain DISPATCHES concerning the
ovation OF ire companies JEFF. Davis ana Cen nan
cock. March has been questioned by some anu en
and other RoDe editors OF this ely tue S ON
iscns OF Nc~Oreans Ia COMPANY WIN uP"ao of tSsf
others certify that they were personal witnesses Oh '"
ovation: .,
v r.. Mccarthy, X. L. ShlLLhhs
zNeIrS a McKAH k E29TsIr sFG 2nST1itp
The following persons Nere witnesses OF the cheers
for Je. Davis and the playing of the Bonnie Blue
Flag and Dixie in his honor, III front of the st.
Charles Hotel, before the companies visited Gen.
Hancock and have signed their names to paper
certifying to these facts: M A. Southworth, A. T..
Seloytr ". i. Kellogg and family. The Rebels OF
this city might well attempt TO deny that the sun
shines to attempt denial of the facts concerning
that ovation. They made the same effort TO deny
the important facts concerning the massacre of July
90 1866.
ineose herewith an editorial from to-day's Ores
rent showing the tone and manner an which tins
matter is handled in Il is CITY, IL should be borne IN
MIN hat Ina D.
soriptOn of tho ovation more closely resembling my
dispatches than that given by any other Rebel paper
in the city. The Republican, on tho same day, gave
the only full account Of the dsgacefu scenes OF that
ovation which the country has had.
THOMAS w. CONWAY.
ac,p- Orleans, April $. 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
Family MARKETS
OR LIVING EXPENSES il sEw.YoRK

Ut v ~ I'M ~ TT
FRIDAY. April 10. tBs
with the single exception OF eggs. the markets have
lean aspect 80 fresh fish at time when most
wanted that cod have been selling at Base to-day,
with other fish In proportion yrnuresOme shad s now
and then taken In the North River. but they mostly
waiting for weather. Meats are scarce and
pork mutton aud veal have advanced Beefs already
high as customers will submit 20 during Lent The Sam
tary Police seized lot OF spng lambs this morning on
account Of extra plating Of fat but finally resored them
again Some very poor mutton and small ye3 In selling,
tho scarcity OF meat making o market for almost any
thing Eggs Offering all the way from 2jc 10 3oc v
Dozen the price being about III for 25c Receipts
have been enormously large OF hate. New butter
dropped TO 55 but has again gone up 70 Coc very little
coming market for two or three days past Poultry
game though flight pigeons in larger
numbers. The vegetable markets have scany look.
buslel Of green peas from mountaineering tiOOoked
out Of place in storm. New potatoes from Ber
muda are Offering freely, 100 bbs arriving few
days ago Spinach lettuce radshes rhubarb, &C. grow
slowly this cold weather, hence ate not cheap Celery ~
nearly Of market and what IL left IL poor Cabbages
are pcarcesoe large heads have been sold NJ Oc each
Maple sugar Offering freely at lower rates; both aud
the syrup likely to be plenty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
THE MARKETS.

FRIDAY, April 10. 1868.
AsIES-The market Ia quiet for Pots at IS u.s. but Arm
Pearls nominal.
BEEsWAX-There has been q moderate business; hold.
ere arc firm t5i04Gc for Yellow Western and Southern;
sales OF 1900 10.
BRIsTLEs are steady Mt from 9Sc os rs for small sales
OF American Gray and White.
BRICKS arc IN moderate demand but pricos are I'M
changed.
COTTON-The demand has been very good, chiefly
speculatiye and prices have improved, closing quite
steadily on better grades In particular sales OF sO35
bales Of which ESQ go snners $40 to exporters, aud
7T65 to SPECTATORS. We quote:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE BoSDs or THE CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY bearing per cent interest
and principal payable in gold for sale at par and &C
crued interest in currency Descriptive pamphlets fur
nished. FISK * HATCH
Bankers snd Financial Agents G. 7. r. r.,
No. NassaI-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

April lO.-4s4O bbs Flour. IS bbls whisky. 100 bbls
Corn Meal, 1895 sacks Corn Meal 5675 bush. Wheat
49, 800 bush Corn 800 bush Oats bush Rye 200 bush
Seeds i0ls bb Pork % pkgs Cut Meats 40 kegs Lard
$50 bbs Petroleum SIS pkgs Butter lSSo pigs Cheese
400 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

Daniel Kline, brick manufactures Of Read
ing. Penn. cut hs throat on Tuesday with common
San angel within him that was ehdeayofDg TO convert
kIl INTO devil"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

A.
Lees waler... zee 900 % RhOa Mano'...' 900 90
Bagcus Kel! Co... $500 o. HOsdy BnO Co 100 %
R Ws: P. MSss' Co. Co.. s So Total sii II
Sterling Exchange is dull. and the nominal quota
tons are: London, 60 days, 100. a1o9I do sight,
11O!01lO! Paris. long. 515Q512l do, short, 5.lei
951ls; Antwerp, 5.17i9516i; Swiss, 5.17sG5.16s !;
Hamburg 3Gd3Gs Amsterdam, 4l@4i; Frankfort
1904; Bremen 79.079i; Berlin, 7l3072.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant
Treasurer were: Receipts for Customs, $4,000 re-
cepts for Gold Notes, $4,000; total receipts s2S7
O3S 96 total payments, s22O7lG0 81; balance, $lOl
S1S,459 Sc.
Freights-To Liverpool by steamer. 1000 bbls
Rosin at S. per $50 b. 1900 bales Cotton at s9id $50
tcs Beef at $751; 400 bbls Pork at S. 3D. and 20 tuns
Heavy Goods at SOaS5s. To Glasgow by steamer,
1900 bush Corn at Gid. After Change, 1900 bush.
Wheat to Liverpool, by sail, at i'd.
The statement Of the National Life Insurance, in
our advertising columns shows an increase in OK
penses of only 500 last year, while its receipts
Increased nearly $4,000.
The Toledo Blade says as to the crop prospects OF
the West:
There every indication that the harvest Of 1888 will
lie an immense In Wisconsin the Winter wheat IL
Winter killed and from the Northwestern States the
e state las eHeT besn Sed nd no
equally hopeful Indiana will have plenty and 70 spare.
Along fine OF the Toledo, Wabash and Great Western
Railroad, wheat looked better, aud much larger
breadth has been sown than ever before From ali pss
OF Ohio the good reports coming II the weeyi
will let tho crop alone shall have enough wheat this
year to feed the world aid the good time 80 long coming
will be here.
At the monthly meeting of the President aud Board
of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
held this week. 1t agreed 10 Issue g. 900 worth
of stock This Is done to aid in completing the Pitts
burgh and Connellsville Railroad and also to assist
other enterprises. such as steamship lines.
seniannua dividend of per cent on the main STEM
and per cent dividend on the Washington branch
was declared.
The New York imports Of foreign dry goods COM
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

DOR SALE ...... ,,,... ,,,,-O.,,
II ROcRRsTRR CITY sByBN PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY BONDS. WHICH ARR PlRsr-
CLASS SECURITY UsDoUBTED PoR INVESTMENTS, WITH
A SINKING FUND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION DUE
1891 SEVEN PBR CENT INTEREST COUPONS, JANUARY AND
JULY AND PRINCIPAL. PAID At THE CITY TRBASuREHS
oPFrCg or THB CITY or ROCHESTER,
1T Is A wBLIrKNowH PACT THAT ALL SECURITIES
ISSUED FOR wArER PURPOSES IN LARGE CITIES HaSk
PROVED TO Dr. THE SAFEST AND MOST PROFITABLE POk
PERMANENT iEVESTMBNfs - - . -
LnrTRD AMOUNT or THR BONDS ARE OFFERED FOR
SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. AT A REDUCTION
BELOW PAR FOR THE PRESENT ONLY. by
ALBEIT n. NICOLAY.
Stock Broker and Auetoueer. No ~ Priest. s.w.Yotf
CT. LOUIS and IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL
- ROAD COMPANYSeyen per Bonds February aud August
Tie 90. The Lu ard Iron Moanisn Railroad having bsn con
the Legislature and the bonds declared valid
The wof Of road viii piy forward Is niles Of
part will Be running next August ard The balance during
that continuous viii be opeae
IN Mobile ad Hs Orleans Tho old part Of the road
1911 all the nere, the oo mortgage
dbs @ sal proceed. q , s,1s beng expended os tss sI.ess
OF he Compan TIE bosi. viii e sod uu the h Apu a The OS
prloe Of "a H. g. hARQUAND. Yieel~sdeBt No. q Waist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
sUEDRTEg.

Beans, dry quart as Kerosene %gsl. ~ 3
Coal hard, $bncket 12dI5 Honey, Clover 80 63
Coal stove tun t625as IS SoutherrP pit botteso 9s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11

public cauoled gaas adg for toe and the above
Nai f,d M The i ihe aud ite arcs! Of she thsL
Apply NJ dORGANS sONS.o ~ WlAmst Newlok or CH.
KNOXVILLE, Cashier Canal Bank, Nes-OTeans.
New rlesns arch D. 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-04-11
,yernment stocks we're nominally as follows:

In money little was done of Importance few
loans were called but the parties reported as calling
were upon the days transactions, lenders of money
In Government stocks there was nothing done, but
quotations are we'll supported
The increase In the ub-Treasury balance Is again
the subject of remark by borrowers of money. The
increase is probably the result of the peculiar book
keeping of the establishment. which conceals instead
Of showing the true balance. Congress should take
time enough to instruct the Treasury to show its
daily balances in New-York in com and currency,
specifying the amount of each daily, and to forbid
any officer from counting anything cash which is
not actual circulating money OF coin. The statement
as made is deceptive.
The Ocean Queen arrived yesterday with passen
gers and treasure from San Francisco and Aspnwall
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A GENTS WANTED!
"A Por the Ls Pablo ssTyIes, ,sd MIisry cs:ef Of

A GENTS WANTEDI
"A Por the Iife Public Services ssd Military Csrsef OF
u, y GRANT, GRNBRALlHCiIkF u a. A
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Tie distinguished Historian Of Washington and bis Geuesb Nspse
and Bis Mar.hals sscfed hounas Ge In oae Asge voAs
handsomely Illustrated
details regarding The early life 9th General are o. Ore nn -
accurate having aud the seeen$
III. Military career sith that s and power vbee s1s
bremost position AsaercA hs
writer's The battles IN which Gen Grant wsse Eazed ron eat -
mont 10 the described IA dst -
With graphic power which Pressn the dhrsrs ~e AZ
printing and MD TIE ke sta
Tie eTsoriinsry popularity Of M HeAdy prsssus
works this lie Gen Grant VII have ~ss %
tended ale an Of an other biography
C Ageas and toe pablo win please notice chat ths scf es
Hon r. HRADLEf Notice ths initials and luy 20 other
Ia connection with Agents take orders Tor s cess
standard snther all shish fully describes ns
Arenp, Ou6t Tor ri. WORK Experienced Agents TAcfn ST.
s and should secure a. once an AsssV
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KID. SHE'LL. Erc.

lOysters, Common Stew,
Frying, y lO0.....s1 Oo@s1
Saddle Rock, ~ 60d3 50
Picked. " 100. "a Oo04 %
Salmon, Smoked, Fio. as d30
Picked, y in.........20a 25
Sturgeon, sm'k'd. y 10 2Oo25
Herring-, Sm'kd, v n. .i50ls
Smoked, y bunch. ..i6G2j
Per bOx"..........GOa15
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y fsAb AM y ~ ~ n y III
ElnIa
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Parsneps, each. ....... 90
Peas, SKID. q Ut. ..... l5G2O
Per 2 N can. $3.50. AtOd-
Green. y ! peck .el @9-
Potatoes, q peek. -. .95 go
Per bushsl. 81 O06n 20
Per barrel. 49,. 80 5O6s6 %
Sweet, rtpk..-.....e0915
New Bermuda,v ipktl o.
Rhubarb, v bunch. 30 625
Satisfy, per bunch. .lbgls
Sage d Thyme,F b'nch 50 .
shallots, New. y bunohl29i5
spinach. y 4 peck. ....35 40
Squashes. Marrow,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14
faced from, their minds. And thus ter
minated q first communion ceremony which
the people Of the Third District win long
remember with pride and satisfaction.
The Picnic Association.

We were quite sure that the introduction
of manly games and contests at our public
gatherings would elicit hearty interest In
this community, as they have always done
elsewhere, if conducted with every neces-
sary guarantee of good order and decorum.
Our readers will find a practical proof of the
correctness of this hypothesis, by referring
to correspondence published in another
column, ON the picnic subject. 1t appears
that the ladies' Of jefferson City and the
Fourth District, have taken such an interest
in the projected enterprise Of st. Joseph's
Picnic Association, that they offered prize
testants at their Fourth Of July games.
This is delicate, graceful and appropriate
way of evincing interest in this laudable
undertaking, and we hope will be followed
by the ladies of other parishes.
These games and contests, our readersar
aware, will take place at the Oakland
grounds, the 4th and 5th proximo. The
occasion is appropriate, being the anniver-
sary of the assertion of American manhood,
and the auspices are such as to render any
fear of improperly inadmissible.
So far as we can judge, the most exciting
portion of the programme will be the foot
ball games. Great preparations are being
made for them, and lively times are antici-
pated. If no better destination is yet made,
we would suggest the appropriation to these
games of the prize above referred to. 1t is
to be hoped that the gentlemen who have
inaugurated the movement with such public
spirit, will persevere until they accomplish
the development of a system producing all
the good legitimately resulting from public
games.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

ST. MARY'S IoLLEGE-The people of New
Orleans familiar with the high educational
standard of this College. From year to year
its reputation has Increased until it is conceded
it has few equals in the course which it i'm
parts. It's examinations annually looked
forward to with great interest, and that which
takes place the 22d and 23d of this month,
at the National Theatre, corner of Baronne and
Perdido streets, will be sure to attract an i'm
mense audience.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

CAND1p.-The Bishop of Ripon acknowl-
edged, at recent meeting of the Protestant
Reformation Society, that the Society was
needed for I" Professionals, for it was lament
able to see how many of the latter actually
knew little or nothing of the real principles
of their own faith, and the distinctive doc
trines of their own Church"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-06-14

DRY GOODS STORE, CORNER JACKSON AND
TcHoUPTToULAs sTREETs.-J. Miller, Jr., pro-
prietor of the well-known Fourth District Dry
Goods Store, has opened another lot Of goods,
the prices annexed to some of which will be
seen by reading his advertisement in another
column. We do not recommend his store to
those who once visited it-but to those who
have not had that pleasure, we would say give
him a call, e.amine his goods and prices, and
there will be no further need to urge ladies to
consult their .wn interest.