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NEW ORLEANS MARKET
For the Week Ending Friday, April IA.

MoRNMo STAR OFFICE.
Saturday Morning. April is, 1874.
CoTToM-We left the market At the time last TO
n%dan nnS e g sG SsS for III to S fSs
tho demand has inprSved and price. have shoyn
sad sss
and
:ss;
:slss esnaned to $50 bales previous sats:
sss n.:s e. ss &
other grades ne aae. enbrscns BALE. Tbufsdsy
Y
Is *; :ssss
pef Id. The total sale. the week sum up $3.50
T. isiy is ssIs. ei.siasd u
r'spnsa 80 to sSS golden q syrIp 500 70 "a,
.,sSi: to . PEI 81 81 for ssoss;
y.s1 .aS q g. IL Per su'hs mixed and
IS 'ss u 81 60 to. 70.
tssss.ss %. SS y 20 ", pe' %. '''.' ana
ssa :. cleo s
AxD-Telces IL to las and key. at ,sa to ls,e
DRY SALT MEAr-Shoulders quoted at u to 7lc
clear rib sides lOcs clear sidss IO3o per lib.
BREAkEAsT BAcoN-Wostern commands IS to tS&c Dor
lb. and Northern l6c.
BEEFWe quote Texas choice extra In barrels At
II 90 s. sse to 81
good do Ito prime to good do. e1c, choice per h.
CoFFEEWe quote Isl to 1870 per Id (gold duty pad)
for prime Ia to Is tor good l43 to M fair. ordinary
too.
ByTTERWe quote choice Western ut o to 25c. choice
per lb.
CnEEsE-Choice factory quoted At IS to lsc per H.
western reserve at l3l 4c and English dairy l1c
POULTRY AND Eaes Chickens selling the Land.
ing At s6 to 90 dog according size Turkeys sa7
to $50. Eggs - to leo per dog.
WaIsxr@We quote CSC to o. 90 per gallon for choice
81 IS; and pure 81 50 to IS gallon, in quality.
SALrWe quote Liverpool cosrse at 81 10 to o. IS fine
ibis SIC Z
Money Market.
Gold ll0s to l0b half dollars 1851 to 1851
Mexican dollars X to 1874.
Sterling exchange 1909 to l2I3, francs 477a to475
Domestic exchange. to 5-16 per cont premium.
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HALEY's News DEpoTs.-Tbese famous es-
News London Graphic, London Times, London De.
Illustrated Weekly. Banner Of tho South Liyerpool
Companion saturday Might wiks' Spirit, Turf Field
Farm. n Y. Clipper, Day Book, Freeman's Journal.
Of the Monthly Magazines for April have been re-
the World Of Fashion French Bon Ton Albumof
Catholic World. Atlantic, Overland London Society,
Journal Also he is in daily receipt of the N Y
aid, World, Tribune and Times, we'll the Chicago
Times and Tribune, Cincinnati Enquirer and CONNER
cia St Louis Kegubsan and De%ocrat Louisville Cou
daes AL the latest novels and literary publications
received. full line of school.books constantly on
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Many persons look back upon early youth
with longing regrets and wish from their inmost souls
that they could be just fifteen or just sixteen again.
What boy has experienced unutterabie bliss upon
the occason of his first donning pair of boots! What
girl has not felt thrill ndeacbabe when tho Adde'S
cent short aside and the breathings
Of love the maiden earl But as the cannot
sprits by experimenting the coveted feeling nearly
a. possible. How By going to Gtynn & Wintzs 8,
VAL rouse into active life emotions that thOught
poetry Of the thing, people will realise the substan
tial advantage which invariably follows patronzing
such establishments as that At i67 Canal street.
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The pith and point of lady's letter is said
to be always found in the pOstsoriP Now ladies
show anything equal the letters of Madame dc SevIg
ny. Lady Mary Wortley Montague Hanna More -
Popes and Swifta to be pared to them And
talking Of ladies and their postscrptshave you read
1t reads like rhetorical composition and thoee of
Poetscripte-they resemble the peroration of Greek
GRAFTON Every thing eliminates in the aat aentence
Since the above We have received great novelty in
neck ties Oh how strong the ties which bind the
gaSine street, Nv ~
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BITTERs.-The Wanata Guaca Bitters are
highly only who labor,ng
under positive disease but to those in health keep
lodged and they have been found TO be highly ecaci
in the prevention and of dyspepsia chronic
and all diseases proceeding from the liver stomach or
Dumaine and Charsres streets. See else
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

LEEDS FoUNDRY.-This is one of the most
complete and efficient foundry establishnents in the
gone porfecting its machinery. until its
ces arc equal to tho most unlimited demand from the
finest and most minute article mp tho most ponder
GUS machinery. Situated at the corner of Deord and
Foucher Streets citzens proud and delight
in its celebrity.
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At o meeting of Branch No. 6, Hibernian B.
aad NJ A. Assoc,ation held on the nth mat the fol
year President, John II. Hesln Vice President Deu.
Financial Secretary N s. Pendergast Treasurer Marx
r. Gillin
into a vigorous tree,
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The officers and members of the Hiberuiau
b. and n. A Association, Branch No. 3 will meet In
aheir balI to-day Sunday at half TO partci-
pate OF laying the stone Of tn
schoOlho OF the Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Third Diatrict,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE NEW ORLEANS
Antiseptic Alright Wood Burial Case
Company.

This Company; s:tablished upon the model Of the
Paris will take charge Of burias in the same way as
private Of this city But in order be
real service to the and enable the public
judge of the difference between the old and the
one adopted AZ Paris this Company has bought
vantages:
II. OF buryiDg and exhumng bodies without Infection
by means Of patent antiseptic coffns which. though
simply made of wood advantsgeously replace the
talic coffin and have their superiority
moet conclusive certificates the Board Of Health
aud Medical Faculty of this city.
2 OF transporting q body to any part of the world
without the least danger.
B. or embalmng without any resulting change 4
feature or natural color. by pIoceas entirely
Tho Company will also contract for the construction
sale Of Kind of tomb in any cemetery Whatever
and will arrange with asylums, convents and large
establishments societies of any kind price fixed
In advance for the funerals Of their members:
tariff Of prices for different classes of ir terments
person This list Is publicly exposed the Office Of
the Company,
oce3 6m NO. 81 BARONNE STREET.
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The College of the immaculate Conception,
corner Of Common and Baronne streets ia too we'll
known La this community to require any euogy
hands The circumstance that It 10 tho manage
ent Of the Fathers Of the Society Of will
Accnt for all who value the highest
ability. Those who doairo for SOM or words
tho best religious and mental training will find in the
Jeeuits College all that they seek accomplish SEE
adyerfinaruent
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All young men favorable to the formation of
young men'a Aibernian Mutual Aid and benevolent
Associataon are requested to ia Criondelet
street. on Thursday evening" April 20 half past 4
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW INSTRUCTION BOOK.
. SYSTEM FOR BEGINNERS
In the Art OF Playing upon the
PIANO FORTE
By WILLIAM MASON and z. S. BoADLEY.
wonderfully wellarranged and interesting book
with abundance Of Reereations Illustrative Pictures
Duets for Teacher aod Pupil pleasing Accent Exercises
are very plain and practical; and the fne musicians
And thorough teachers who compiled the work are
worthy of all confidence.
Price, 90. Sent by mail poet paid receipt price
OLIVER DfTSON 6. Co,
277 Washington street. Boston.
CHAS n. DITSON & CO.,
se25 70fy iii Broadway New York
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Caylat & Flynn are gallant and chivalric
readily e their hands. While their dsmoanor is
70 advantage they viii and by calling at SIS
Magazine street. where striped aud figured piquos
selling at extremely low prices.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

JOS. Miller, Jr., 607 Magazine street, has
something novel for his customers. The handsomeat
thing out-or A. eshsr.is the beautiful lenos with
ity Of an outlay. Ladies' should the on.
portunty of getting this elegant and economical article
of dress goods.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

Persons wishing photographs colored will
nd competent artist Seebods i9O Canal atrcot AZ
he moderate charge Of IS cents each. " ~
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All persons favorable to the formation of q
Ihoernien MatuAl Insurance Company, are requested
20 eos ~ Is SArondelet on Wednesday evening, April
united. $40 V0A WA w
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A meeting of the Sixth District Branch of
the Hkbernan Benevolent and Mutual Aid Association
ncsday. April 18th nj hair ,,aat aeyen o'ciocf P N A
full Atte1dance Ia reaueuted
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

B. McKenna has made vast improvem ents
in his confectionery establishment No. 62o Magazine
street, having r.bult and completely renovated tho
nAme Hin great experience and genuine good taste
things In his line
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striking instance Of the instability fortune was
Witnessed at Dover recently. While the ex.Empress
Eugene and her in that town awaiting the
rival of Napoleon from the Continent, the Duo dc
ouru, Princess Marguerite and Princess Blanche of
Orleans passed through tho town their way to
Franco Barely ten months have elapsed aimee Or.
family sought permission ex.Emperor to
return to France. Their request refused, and NJ
Ovier defended the refusal considerable length in
the Corps LegisatiE
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
Few oRLEANs, SUNDAY, lAfRn 10. 1871.
immortality In Public Schools.


immortality In Public Schools.
We have from time to time heard rumors
OF condition of things in our own public
schools similar to that described below.
We dislike to allnde to these things, for
reasons which will readily suggest them
selves. Besides, as Catholics are opposed
to sending their children to these institu-
tions, their opinions are supposed to be
biased and unduly colored. In comment
Catholic truly says, that when Catholic
journal implores parents to give attention
to the morals their children learn in schools
where religion is excluded by law, it is
sneered at for its pains. People who are not
in the schools, and who do not see the prac-
tices existing there, are incredulous because
they are 80 unwilling to be convinced of a
truth 90 painful and 30 unclean. We quote
the following from the Advance, an able
Protestant weekly published in Chicago:
"There is great impurity among tho children
in private aud in public schools. Parents gcn-
orally do not suspectit it. Nearly all the scholars
and some Of the teachers know it. The evil
il corroborated by the circumstances Of the
case. Given, few corrupt children in either
sex, with the opportunities of social converse
afforded at school, and it 10 easy to sec that
tho contagion will spread. Those unacquainted
with the facts have little idea of the extent of
tho evil, OF of tho secretiveness of children
with respect to it. Teachers and scholars in
tho public schools testify to most disgraceful
facts. Quite recently q vile book was circu-
lated among the boys in the High School of
quiries Of the girls. We hear, from time to
time of astounding revelations which come
upon previously unsuspecting teachers in the
lower schools. Many of them know facts
about which they are naturally reticent."
1t requires some courage in q newspaper
not CATHOLIC to permit such statements as
those. If a minister uttered them in the
pulpit, his successor would be selected
within week. What remedy does the
Advance propose for the evil?
"The first imperative measure is the appoint
1nent of q permanent committee of ladies, to
visit and examine the schools, and to report
regularly to the proper board upon all points
which in their Judgment require attention"
A committee of ladies! A committee of
ladies to hang round the school fence cor
ners; to Turk about outbuildings; to con-
ceal themselves beneath the desks of boys
and girls to watch the writing of lecher-
GUS notes, the reading and bordering upon
foul books; the impure glance, the lascivi-
Gus motion, and the thoughts never uttered
save in a solitary companions ear! The
visiting committee of ladies will do all this,
and then spread it out before a public
meeting Of the Board of Education! O.
poor 4drance!
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seas '70fy
NEW ORLEANS HYDRo-CARBoN GAS LIGHT
COMPANY


1s7l.-The New Orleans Hydro-Carbon Gas Light Com.
pany organized under the general laws State of
Louisiana have purchased the patent gas apparatu6
Mr. b. Sloper for producing Hydro Gas and are
now prepared to furniah machines for dwellings,
theatres 'hurches, halls, sugar. houses etc,
This IL The cheapest Portable Gas Apparatus in the
world, combining the advantages of Brancy Simpli.
city and Efficiency producing pure Carbonated Hydro
gen Gaze OF five times the illuminating power and at
much less cost than coal gas.
NO IRE retorts or machinery used to generate this
gas the apparatus being automatic the gas only
as 1t consumed consequently there be danger
ne hlng OF the apparatus requires but ordinary
tegence and may be safely attended to by any dones
TIC ~ can be placed In the yard and connected with
the ordinary gas pipes aud 10 ready for use.
The apparatus can be made of capacity reouired
by any copper or tinsmith from light up 10 tho
capacity OF lighting whole town. and any orinarv
residence s about the size Of barrel. -
Orders received at the Company Office No 30 Cafon
aeet street. where the apparatus seen in
iul operations also at the Branch Cigar Store of ME-
6esant i42 Canal street; sao at Mr.. Hugo Roderios
cotton Bon saloon. Common ST. New Orleans. fea6 Il
I BoNTEMPS, DYER AND SCoURER Is0 povdr,.
O street between Carondelet and Baronne StreeTS To-
merry OF Bourbon street for great number az yesr
MI bontemps informs his friends and the nubIic IN
general that he has reestabished himself In ths vefn
securing and Cleaning business the above piacS All
cEner1 WI be attended to with care and dispafcb
tsor attached to the establishment who VIM attend
" IePGarinR ana nendinR Of clothing Specially for
mourning. orders from the country promptly attended
no27 om
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'Ireiand is my difficulty" said the late Sir Robert
Peel when prime minister about thirty years ago.
Ireland is still difficulty with the English Government
few weeks ago. the London Universe ministers said
through the Queens speech that what Ireland needed
was repoae. Having got disestabshment act and q
land act she to rest and be thankful aud perhaps
more blessings would be most gracously vouch.
safed to her next year. This distinct breach
tho solemn promise made that the very important cub
ject of education in ireland would be brought
during the session. Every Iishman entertain.
cd tho nope that the present sham NATIONAL system
would be for in harmony with the
quirements of Catholic nation. This hope dashed
down and BOW, instead of tho "amending hand" or
even . do nothing policy, find the English ministry
rushing brndy down the old road that leads to moro
Ireland asked for bread and the English
Ternment gives her q stoue
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WESTERN PRODUCE. LIQUORS, ETC.

WESTERN PRODUCE, LIQUORS, ETC.
PACIFIc WINE COMPANY,
Organized for the sale Of
Pure California Wine and Brandy.
Vineyards in Eldorado County, California.
CHARLES B. PETIT, Treasurer and Business Agent.
Office and Salesroom, No. 90 Camp street. New Or.
leans.
This company is composed Of the vineyards
in the best grape distrcts Of California who have
formed association for the purpose of selling their
own Wines and Brandy.
Tho following list comprises of their products
now ready for the market
WHITE WINE, ANGELICA,
RED WINE. MUsCAT,
'CLARET, CATAwBA,
HOOK, ISABELLA,
OLD MISSION, SPARKLING,
SHERRY, WINE B1TTERs,
TOKAY, GRAPE BRANDY,
PORT, BRANDY BITTERS
ALL THEIR WINE AND BRANDY WARRANTED
STRICTLY PURE.
Arrangements perfected for weekly shp-
ments direct from the vineyards thus insuring full
and constant supply Of these PURE AND DELICIOUS
WINES.
Dealers physicians and families requested to
and examine in regard to quality and price.
All orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
No. 90 Camp street,
mh26 I'm New Orleans.
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Saturday. April %, at 5 r. n.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-13

TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT ITS UTILIrY.-No at
tempt has ever been made, or ever will be made,
to disguise the character OF PLANTATION BITTERs.
IT contains alcohol and Bitter that does not con-
tain alcohol is worth rush. Water viii neither
preserve the virtues Of tonic vegetables nor render
them active in the system This is chemical fact
which no one competent to deliver an opinion on
the subject win deny Water tonics turn sour on
the stomach If they are not sour to begin with
(which is frequently the case and produce and pro-
mote Indigestion, instead OF curing it. Let it there
fore be distinctly understood that PLANTATION BIT
TIERS is an alcohol restorative But mark this It s
strictly medicine, not beverage. 1t is to be taken
in limited quantities and at stated times, ike other
remedies and antdotes, and therefore its use is In
accordance with temperance law, as weR with that
s'higher law which renders 1t incumbent upon
every being gifted with to resort to the best
possible means OF accomplishing salutary end.
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s'DOu GIovRnnt'' by the German Troupe
The largest audience of the season was at
tracted last evening by the performance of
Mozarts great opera of Don GioUdnni,
work that never pals upon the taste,
and that is always well worth hearing
no matter how imperfectly it may be
rendered. The performance last evening, like
those previously given by the German troupe,
was distinguished by a general evenness of
merit rather than by any great qualities. There
were imperfections, especially in the concerted
passages, none of which were perfectly sung,
but, taking II as a whole, the opera was better
done than 1t frequently has been, while two of
the principal roles, donna Anna" and 'Le-
porello," we're sustained by thoroughly COM
pe'ent artists, Madame Lchtmay and Carl
Formes. The lady sang with admirable dra-
matte expression, and it is worthy of
note that she introduced the cele-
brated '1etter aria" which has been
omitted of late years on account of its difficult
ties by every prima donna except Madame
Parepa-R Rosa. Carl Formes has long been cele-
brated as one of the best representatives of
'Leporello' on the stage, and as he was in ex-
cellent voice last night, his performance was
greatly enjoyed. The part of "Zerlina" was
creditably represented by Mad'lle Haffner,
although che is far from being equal either as an
actress or singer to many of the artists who
have appeared in it, The weakest performance
was that of Donna Elvira" by Mad'lle Roemer,
whose vocal abilities were scarcely equal to the
requ ements of the role. The other parts were
creditably sustained, Mr.. Bernard appearing as
N'Don Octavio," Mr.. Vierling as "Don Giovanni"
and Mr.. Franosch as the Commander"
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vho UItv Auusemeurs.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music Wagner's ro-
mantle opera of I'annhduseT will be performed
elizabeth, Mime Lichtmay; "Venus, Mad'lle
Roemer; shepherd" Madle Hafner; Tam
hauser." Mr.. Bernard; wolfram" Mr.. Vierling;
walter" Mr.. Habelmann; and "Biterolf," Mr..
Formes.
A matinee will be given to morrow, when
Martha will be performed, with Mime Lichtmay,
Miss Clara Pearl, and Messrs. Habelmann and
Carl Formes in the leading roles.
The season will close tomorrow evening with
weber's romantic opera of Der Freischutz.
AT THE CHEsNUT Mr.. and Mrs. Florence
will have farewell benefit this evening, when
they will appear in Handy ANDY, Mischieoous
Arnie and The Returned VOlunteer.
Tomorrow evening The Lady of Lyons will
be given, with Mr. Charles B. Thorne Jr., and
Miss Phllis Glover ia the leading roles.
AT THE WALNUT the drama of The Great
CITY will be represented this evening
matinee Tomorrow.
Ar THE ARCH the comedy of Coquettes will
be performed for the last times this evening and
tomorrow.
teenth street, above Chestnut, Mr.. Rufus Adams
will appear this evening as ''Shylock," in The
Merchant of Venice. The performance will
conclude with the farce of The Loan of a LoUer.
will be given this evening" the programme for
which has been arranged to suit the tastes of a
family audience.
A family matinee tomorrow.
al The OlhCOS, lcutu anu CHliOWulll btTetLS,
D'Atalie, ''the man with the iron jaw" Madlle
Angela, "the female Samson" Pedanto, ''the
man-fy," and other talented performers will
appear this evening.
A matinee will be given tomorrow.
AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM Ninth and Arch
streets, the extravaganza of Puss in Boots and
AUS Not Gold That Glitters will be performed
this evening. A matinee tomorrow.
Ar THE ARCH STREET OPERA HOUSE
a variety of attractive features Will be presented
this evening.
AT DuPREz e. BENEDIcT's OPERA HOUSE
Mr.. Sam Ryan will appear this evening in the
dramas of Rip Van WiYakIe and The Irish Out
ldao.
Mr.. CARL WoLFsoHN will give his third
matinee to-day at the Foyer of the Academy
of Music. The performance will commence at
4P. Nj. 4Aa
RoTHERMELs PAINTING of the Battle of SECT
tysburg" may be seen at No. 1908 Chestnut
str let. l3tth4 J4 sF. aHTI
e wBlARsTADT's picture of ''The Emerald Poop' is
on exhibition at Earles' Galleries, No. S16 Ches-
nut street. @ l
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The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
parents No. 2OO4 Walnut street, on Monday, Jauu-
airy 10th, at 2 O'Clock p. M. ."
CAMPBELL-On Wednesday morning, the 1ith
Instant Mr.. JOSEPH A. CAMPBELL (member elect to
the House OF Representatives for the Seventeenth
Legislative district Of Pennsylvania, in the seth
year of his age. - - = .e.- ~. ".
Members OF the Senate aud House OF Representa-
tves OF Pennsylvana, Frankford Lodge, NO 2e3, A.
Star Encampment, NO 3, /. o. CT o. f., Wingohock-
ing Tribe, No. 33, l. o. OF r. M, and his relatives
and friends, are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, Sunday next, the 10Th instant at O'Clock
p. NJ from his late residence, No 142 sellers street.
Frankford :"