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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23
Jew ORLEAN s:
RsDAY MoRNLNa. NoYEMBER ..

REcrIoS.-In our report Of the proceedings of lbe
j Municipality Council, yesterday it was inadyeF-
stated that Ludlow Smith, Of the ST. Charles Thea
q petitioned for the removal Of Dan Rcs's Circus.
he the Theatre on st. Charles street. The petition did
Ike mention of Crcus it prayed the Council to sup
be music. as a nuisance, and presented the wooden
being erected in confravention Of the ordinances
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

CHARGE WITHDRAWN James Noble, accused by M L.
Martin Of drawing pistol with the intention to shoot him.
ID the office of Jas NJ Wolfe St. Ann street. the 18th
Instant was yesterday discharged by Recorder Geno Mr.
Martin Withdrawing the charge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

hoHARGED.-Pathck Kelly and Barney McQuade were
tday examined before Recorder Seuzeneau, charge
ang three cases Of shoes from board the steamship
Bent City and were discharged. Nicholas Kaufman,
ed Of receiving the shoes knowing them to be stolen,
also examined and discharged.
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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Lehgh Young. LIVERPOOL II Ashbsidge
Ship Jacques Lsfue. CT DaveFeHx. Have. l.. II. Gale
ship Wiscasset Logan, Havfe and Bareaona.
]. w Andrews Co
Ba4k AIvaTado Healey. Genoa, J. Alexander
Brig gavadoFa. Evals Havana. GuaaTas " Go
Sehr John Bell. Mclaughlin, SEal, j. !. Fernandez
Sem Panama Porter, Brazos st. JagO, y Wiekham
Arrived Yesterday:
Bark Mary Een Hsrre 50 days from Rio deJaneiIo to
Bark Ann Hood Bartow 50 days from Rio de JaneO, to
j. l.. Phipps 4 Cod my
Brig Prince de JOinvle GaIdnerl days Oh haFaha 70
Jno. Alexander-lst my.
STEAMBOATS,;
Alex Scott, Sturgeon, fin Louisville.
Chancellor Bacon, I'm Louisvile--9O bales cotton
Ellen II Snapp, FIN Aexandna-3l9 bales cotton.
Luna, Fairchd, FIN Bayou Sara-z99 bales cotton
Belle Creole ChampOmier i'm Bayou Saa-IZO baes eoLton
Orine st. John, Meacher FIN Louisville.
Tagioni, Coles, I'm Cincinnati.
Jas L Day Wood, FIN Mobile
Duroc, Daniels FIN Baize.
+. nj. Streck, Streck, I'm Donaldsonvlle.
TOwboat Phoenix, CTowel, FIN the Passes.
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inform those persons who DESTROYS of learning either
DRAWING or PAINTING, that she is prepared to give
private lessons young Ladies in either of those beautiful
accomplishments upon the most reasonable terms. Apply
at this Office aplS
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ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Fins, appearance ol NJ. caIpPENDALE. a

d First appearance Of M. UHIFFENDALE. II
gV1HIs EVENING, Thursday Nov. %, lslSThe Comedy Of
4 THE SCHOOL FOR sCANDAL-Sir Peter Teaze Mr. Chip
pendale; Charles Surface, Mr. Ludlow Joseph surface MI
Morton Lady Teaze Mary Stuart To conclude with
new Farce called BOX COX-Box and Cox, Messrs Fuller
andR Russell. -
w Doors open hafpas and Overture commences az ocR
S Tickets places had application to Mr. j. F.
BAILY between the hours 10 and O'Clock, every day.
t7g- The SALOONS. ETC., will be RENTED At AUCTION,
THIS DAY. at 70 O'Clock. ms
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

BREACH OF TRUsT.- Phianda Dearan, accused Of
bach trust in refusing give up 500 entrusted to her
safe keeping on the Goth September last by Bridget
sugas yesterday sent before the First District Court
Reoordar Gapois
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Memoranda,

Towboat Phoenix towed down and to sea on the 1871
inst banks Tubo and Thames and brig Mary Ellen anC
to the bar, ship Palestine. -,
The steamer Alexander Scott left Louisville on the lot
inst and reports the Ohio river rising from Psburg down
In port louisville for New Orleans the steamers Moha~l
and pepfnna
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

EARLY LEvEE OF MISIsrEs.-M Mr.. Duiaure,
Minister of the Interior, gives audience, says the
Constitutional at two in the morning. and still the
applicants for place are not The less eager or less
numerous
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VIRGINIA.

Returns from 119 counties Indicate that Cass ha
carried the State by from 1000 to 1900 majority.
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oRLHANs THHATRE.

THURSDAY EVENING Nov. 49, lSi5Will be presented for
the first time season, the splendid Grand Opera, IN hye
acts by Halevy THE QUEEN OF CYPRUS Performers:
Messrs Duluc, and Corradi, and Madame Fieury-Joly
" Performance to commence halEpast O'Clock.
W Book The Queen Of CypTuS for sais at the Box
Office. Price, Is cents nzz
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Mr.. L. s. HoUGHTON, of Vicksburg. and Mr.. R. w.
WORTHINGTON, OF Rodney are duly authorized agents
oeceve subscriptions and receipt for all account
of the - CRESCENT"
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FASHIONABLE
CI.OTHING ESTARLISHMEN


NO. % lE4G.AZIJVE STREET.
~ FABRE s. co have the pleasure OF informing theI
IL friends and the public that they in the receipt
of choice stock of articles their line, selected with the
greatest from the French and gish in pOtatons
Much pains having been taken in the selection and manu.
facture of garment they can offer WIN great con-
fdeuce as being of superior style, fit and quality
We therefore invite the attention of purchasers to the io
lowing named articles, comprising portion OF our large
Super Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS.
Brown BlOS and Olive French Cloth ,,.ucna
= SURTOUTS.
Cashmere =
Black. Brown and Olive Cloth s Cs
- DTab
Tweeds
Brown and Olive Cloth Business COATS.
Black Cloth CLOAhS.
Black and Fancy Cashmere VESTS. -,
silk and Satin VESTS,
FTch Cassim PANTALOONS.
silk and Satin S sc Yrs
silk and Linen Cambria Pocket HDKFs.
Linen aud Cotton SHIRTS.
SIX UNDERSHIRTS.
meriRo :.
MeIino. silk and Cotton DRAWERS.
Merino and Cotton HALF HOSE.
Black White and Colored HOskin GLOVES.
Buckskin and Cashmere
Russia RIDING BELTS.
SHOULDER BRACES.
Cashmere ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
SILK and Cotton UMBRELLAS.
RzYs superior assortment OF TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
VALIsEs and CARPET BAGs... All OF which VIII be sQd
on the most moderate terms NJ I'm JAW
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isCHARGED-Matthew Kelly. accused of stealing sum
nbney alleged to have been taken from Thomas Sher-
in the cofise-house at the corner Of CaTondeet and
Streets on the night of the 18th nst yesterday dis
led by Recorder Baldwn-the evidence failing to sup
lie charge
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RIO THOSE ArELl nqqEfo Urn vi

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VTiNEREAI DIS
EASES.The reputation Of the writer well esfab-
shed that all that 70 say to hose WIN have been
uniounse have contracted any oftoes dread
fu diseases known and called Secret Diseases any part Of
their various FORMS that the writer after most success.
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood (hayng treated and
Ieved maay reds who were East al hope many Of
whom had been under the Treatment Of cinent physicians
withou, receiving any ueit euabled 70 offer yon posi-
tivey safe certain ard speedy Should any d the
unfortunately afflicted this han advertisement, they
woad do wei t>eall Al Ne SO CgsToMHcusE STREET,
before applying eeHh here and avail themselves % The bene
fits Of the subscriber long and sucessi a expensnee
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INTERESTING TO MEcHAMcs.-A case was brought up
before Recorder Baldwin yesterday, in which decision on
she law Of en interesting to mechanics was given by him.
Geo b. Bewers IT, took a wagon TO p Gordon. black
smith, Julia stee Tchonpitouias. to have repaired
The wagon was repaired and Bowers called for H. Gordon
was absent, and his foreman VIM Casey had dispute
with Bowers nqsaton to pay for the repairs Refusing 10
pay the price asked he oed bis 70 harness his horses
10 the wagon and they drove far as Commerce street,
when Casey seized the rein and stopped the wagon An
alteration ensued in which assaults made on both
sides Finally the horses released and the wagon was
allowed to 20 Bowers brought charge of assault ard
battery against Gordon who upshoy after the horses
were seized and against Casey and Geo Kahn workman
in the shop Il commended for the defence that the law
of lien gave Gordon his representative the right to hold
the wagon until the repairs paid for The Recorder in
giving his decision said the accused had the right long
te property remained in their possession hold it BY force
until the labor paid for; but when they allowed to
ont of their possession that right forfeited He
Therefore OF opinion that Casey in the wrong. but
nothing bat assault proved and N consideration Of the
peculiar circumstances under Whqa u was coMitte, Ne
discharged ell the aocpted,
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MoRcAN,s LITERARY DEPOT,

EXCHANGE PLACE, adjoining the Post-offee.
lust PUBIISHED-RURAL BEAUTlESi by Miss
ID Pardoe, author of - Louis XIV"
WARNING 10 WIVES; BY the author of = The Jit."
MYSTERIES OF RUSSIA: from the French
OAK OPENINGS or the Bee Hunter; by Cooper.
KATE MAIsSINGH An; by Miss Pickering
MYSTERIES AND NllSEklES OF REW-tOhki by
AMELTs Or Young Lady vicisstudes; by Miss Leslie
TENANT OF WiLDFELL HALL; BY the author of
Jane Eyre
LENA CAMERON; by Mrs. Grey
ISABEL DEN lSON, or the Discipline OF Life.
THREE FORTUNES; by G. IL. Lewis
HAROLD, the Last Of the Saxon Kings; bv BuweT.
ADVENTURES OF A MEDICAL STUDENT; by
RoLeft Douglass. Surgeon Royal Navy.
A WHIM AND ITS CONSTITUENCIES; by James.
STRAY SUBJECTS, Arrested and Bound Over, with en-
HOME INFLUENCE. a Tale for Mothers and Daughters;
BIZ Grace Aguilan.
THE WHITE WOLF, or the Secret Broherhood.
The latest Magazines and Newspapers always be found
at the above establishment. J. 9. MORGAN,
n22 Gid Ivy Exchange Place.
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SETTLING" Do you know thatyour account is
still unsettled % said a creditor 10 ongwinded
debtor. +" know it, my dear boy. and so am
unsettled: but neghbor Of mine threatens to settle
me very soon and then guess, it will be all right
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0s- We heard philosophc friend Yesterday ex-
pressing his delight that he was robbed, about
month ago. Of two hundred dollars Because,
said he & would have lost every cent Of it on the
election. had it not been stolen." CoaaniercL
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

ms Il is stated in the Montreal papers that the
Iachne railroad has been sold to Sir George SimP-
son, for tie sum Of $4,000. It is said 10 lave
cost $500 eco.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cians-Please the advertisement Of Rustic g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page headed above myie
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

OILSi...OILSH
~ BARRELS No. l. Winter Strained, from Manufac-
SxDtories Of Thos Emery and Rice Mitchell s. Co. Fifty
bbs IINSEED OIL, Cincinnati City Mills in stoEe-FoI
sale By SIURGE5 " WRIGHT
u93tf S6TchoupitOnas ST,
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% Certain French papers, in predicting the uti-
mate success of the republic speak of the probable
ity of the French nation first trying another Potl-
cal experiment under the guidance Of Louis Napo-
leon, as e Punch the First
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SLAVE ID EP or.


J, bUUDY.
~ Slave Yard and Boarding House, 159 Gravier
street, second door from Carondelet.
TTOUsE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
all times. Slaves will be received board or sold
on favorable terms The building large, story BRICK
house. and very Odious Slave Depot Pafticuler
attention viii be paid the health and cleanliness Of all
slaves placed in this Yard. n4u
JOHN e. HOLLAND, Notary Public,
HAS REMOVED his office 10 the corner OF CUSTOM
No d m st1irs ~ - o30 I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

81 v. B. Palmer is Agent for the Cities of Phila
| delphia, NewYork, Boston and Baltimore.
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600 sheets Brazers' COPPER 5x60 in, 10 II and u
800 sheets do assorted from - to 100
In store aud for sale By SAMUEL LQCkE,
Nos s and Front Levee between CustOmhouse
MS and Bienvle Streets
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

A Heavy HAuL.-0n Monday night some men stole
the key of Mr. J. Hooks iewelTy store on South Market
street. near ST. MaTy Market, from bis pocket; unlocked
the store and stole tweny-eght watches. Yesterday man
named A Peo;owsky was arrested BY the Second Munich
paiy police with seven Of the watches in his possession
and was sent to prison to await examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

COMMITTED FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Danie
DriseOl brouaht before Recorder Baldwin yesterday
charged with beating James Drummond, and wounding
him severely in the hand with cotton hook, and sent
before the First District Court
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r. important to Health.-No family should neglect

k% 81. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. -The
original and only genuine always has the written signature
the proprietor DALEY The wrappers Of each box.
Southern Depot, Isl Charres street. New Orleans Az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

FORGERY AND PERJURY.-An affidavit was made few
days since before Recorder Geno by Theodore Bore who
accused Jean Lscaze of forgery and J. p Saubran of
abeng the forgery and Of perjury The facts Of the case
as stated by the complainant these Borie instituted
suit against Lacaze before Judge Derbes the 18th August
last During the trial Of rule taken by Lacaze the latter
introduced evidence receipt for $50 dated the Both Sept
1912 purpong to be given and signed by Bore with the
signature aested by T. Mendilon and acknowledging the
payment of that for Judgment obtained before Judge
Prevail On the trial Saubran the signature of Men.
dillon (who died Nov 1s43 the receipt in atestaticn
Of Borie's mark genuine, and he alleged 70 have
known him intimately Boe pronounces the receipt for
gerry and hence his charges against Lscaze Of forgery and
against Saubiran Of abetting t. and psurng himself in
swearing the signature Of Mendion genuine Lacaze
was arrested yesterday. saubirau is stll at large.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

t. Strangers in the City, and other persons standing
advice and referred to the Gard
PARMELEE, another column Of this paper Office, No.
Il 81 Hevia n2O
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fY See advertisement on the first page of this paper,
headed "a TO PLANTERS AND FdMILIES,'' Of Comsock
g. Co.'S celebrated Magical Pain Extractor Depot No.
50 Poyras street. where all that is sold is warranted GENUINE and
PIIRE lei en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

FATAL AooIDENr-A colored bick-layer, employed on
the new Municipal Hail. in the Second Municipality, fell
from the top of the building last evening the sidewalk
and snstany killed. A piece Of the comce which fol-
lowed him in bis fall crushed his body in horrible manner
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-23

A MARMI0N has removed his Office to No 152 CANT
~ sTRRKT, opposite Lafsyesss sosale, nv
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DRY Goods, hats, Boots. Shoes. &c.


ENHE subscriber has removed from No g Gaver street to
i No. 10 EXCHANGE ALLEY, near ST. Louis street,
$50 ]. A. BONNEVAL. Auctoneer
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
cleared Yesterday

ATTITUDE @ 81 30 N--LoNaIrupE. 80 We Time. 6h.
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] ira. 81 saaiinas. shs P1sstlss II ~. oaR
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~ TO IeaUe FRIDAY, Nov. "a, ats PM, pos.
NOR PITTSBURG, (diTect,) Cincinnati and LOUIS
H. vile. z: s, JM4IL.-Ihe new and ffST d
splendid fastrunnng steamer TA2L1ONl,
Coles. master, is receiving freight and &a So.
will leave above For ire passage having excellent
accommodations, apply board al Poydfas street WhaTIs
or TO HYDE & OGIESBY u PoydEas 1t.
~ The Tagioni is very light dgaueht, and will meet
with no delay. n8
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80 n, Ieare THURSDAY, Nov. %, at P.
NOR PiTTSBU RIG and Wheeling, drect.-t Us. MIL
L The new, superior. lightdraught Passen- fEsa n
IS receiving fTeight and viii leave as above ssssss
For freghtor passage, having superior recommendations
apply on board al Poydms street wharf or %
HYDE & OGLESBr, u PoydIas 81, r
N. b.. The saranak. being Of very hight draught, WI
meet with no delay. hYa
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TFrom the New York Evening Post ]

9 JENNY LIND HAIR GLoss.-We would refer cur read.
ers TO an advertisement in another column Of celebrated
preparation for beautfyDg the hair called the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss II is certainly splendid article keeps the
tifu It chemical preparation, and unsurpassed by
any article used in the cOsmete ant and must meet the
probation of connoisseurs and all Others interested in beau
tifu head OF hair"
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS

NEW GOODS.
MADAM BANISTER would announce TO the ladies
lEA that sbeis now receiving her FALL STOCK, ~
per ships Windsor Castle and Jacques Latitte, from
= - Havre consisting of a rich assortment Of
ss@s3a1 Paris BONNETS and CApOTTES, 1~-S~rN
~ with varsty of Mantles Mantllas Visites SeaTfs,
@1z@ Shawls etc Also an elegant collection OF Fans,
Parasos Gloves Cosets and other French Goods comprs-
ing Emboideres and Laees Ladies' and Chidrens Robes
Capes, Collars Chemizettes and Sleeves
nj Inn NO. SO ROYAL STREET.
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The following is from the London Examiner.

THE German gloss for the HAIR, known the Jenny Lind
Hair Gloss on the Continent and the wonder OF the age
delightng every body, has TO London 70 show is
charms We not little amused to its beauties dis
played by Jenny Lind gOe at the Royal Opera last
ing and especially that Count Onay had previous
10 listening to the nghtingae's song Amounted his head
ting IL -
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JENNY LIND HAIR GLOSS win be constantly or sas,
wholesale and retail.
~ Only Agents in New Orleans. J. WRIGHT 4 co,
15l Chanres street. NJ tlatJ3dp
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Rsy- T0ieape THURSDAY, Nov. 49, att P. n.
NOR PITTSBURG, Cincinnati, Louisville. ete.-Ihe
IL new and splendid passenger steamboat IT, q,
PHENIX Capt. Fowler. IS receiving
freighf and will leave as above. For freight oTMs
passage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply on
OO''u' a. 'ui'' HYDE s. OGLESBY, IL Poydras st.
e The Phoenix being light dTaught wl meet WIN 20
delay. n11
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-20
Wheeling, Va, June 10Th, lS4S.
To THE BOARD or HEALTH OF THE CITY OF
WHEEEING.

To THE BOARD or HEALTH OF THE CITY OF
Wheeling.
Genllemen-In compliance with a desire
expressed By some members OF your Boaid,
respectfully submit TO you a reportof the con-
dition of the patients now under my care,
who are lobofing under the Small Pox.
The Hospital building, which the city, in
It's literal ty. caused to be erected Tor The ac-
commodation or those who were so unic rtu-
nate as to contract the disease, is very pleas
antly situated in d cool and shaded place. 1t
is located 10 the North and outside OF the city
limits. 1t is in a retired spot, and complete
cut off. by its situation, from all communi-
cation with the city aud the citizens. The
situation seems TO be the best possible one
that could have been selected 10 remove the
contagion from our midst and to arrest the
spread OF The disease. The rooms OF the build
l1g ore well ventilated. They appear To be
well calculated IN every respect 10 lavor the
recovery OF those who may occupy them
The attendant, MIR. Carpenter, is attentive TO
the wants OF patients, and discharges his du-
ties well. lie is now assisted by another per-
son, aud the two are amply competent TO lul-
fill all the necessary duties OF the Hospital.
Mir. Swearingen has promptly furnished all
tie provisions that were required Tor the com
fort and necessity OF the sick. On the whole,
] tirnuh tire putfeuJs are as pieasaaty and sale
iy situated as is consistent with then disease.
There is. in all, Tour inyalids in the Hospital
at the present time-two OF these are conva-
descent from Small Pox--one is laborlng un-
der The disease-and a tourth one is sick with
Measles. Mr.. Reed and Mr.. Wright, the
two persons who were removed from tue Ci-
IL Hotel and were the first occupants OF the
Hospital, have now entirely recovered. | do
not consider them capable of communicating
the disease, and | recommend their discharge.
Theiudividual now laborlng under the DIS
ease, is san Irishman by the name OF Peter 10
gers. He was admitted thee days since IN
the %eruptive slage OF disease. The disease is
OF the continent form, aud is now progressing
in the supperative Stage. Rogers is quite i'll,
bat | entertain good hopes of his reco.ery.--
The subject Of the measles is aGefman, nam
ed Philip Duncer. | told him that he was
very improperly situated in The Hospital, and
advised him to take his departure. This
suppose, he has done.
Ii is. perhaps, proper that ! should report
an additional case not IN the Hospital. A
colofed mau has been Ill with the Small Fox,
and is now confined in MIR. Goshorn's house
up Main street, He has passed through the
difficult Stages OF the diseas Sc and Is now IN "a
fair way to recover.
Since making my last report no additional
case OF Small Pox OF N~arlalold has come
under my observation, and | do not think
The disease is likely to spread itself 10 any
extent among us.
Very Reso'ct. your obi Servant.
4. II. CUMMlNS, M ID