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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A SaAHD AlLIrAkY FESTIVAL,
FIRST GERMAN RiFLE REGIMENT,
for the benefit Of tho IA riiies of regiment
On FRIDAY EVbNINo, May IL, l8ol.
GRAND MILITARY co sCERf,
VOCAL ANO TNSTRUMESTAB.
TIE following eminent Artists have most hndy gopneeJed
their able services:
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
SI0NOR BRlGN0LI,
sIGNoR MUZfO
TIE GRAND ORCHESTRA OF THE ACADEMY Os
MUSIC
THE CHORUS AND BAND OF TUE REGIMENT,
The Grand Concert win be opened With . ...,...
THE FIRST GFRM4N RIFLE REGIMENT MARCH
(Which has been adopted a. Regiments MsFch),
Expressly composed and dcdicaiedtO
cot. SLENKER,
By Charles FradeL After witch
PRESENTATION OF COLOrS
COMMITTEE or LADIES'.
GRAND PARADE OF THE ENTIRE REGIMENT.
WITH MILITARY BAND.
Admission 80 cents. Reserved seats el.
II sale Ttcso;s ihs Doniny 81 the Box ofce
Of the Acsdemy a. Beungs, No. 70i Brosdysy and az
Sibers, No. II Wal.st.
Doors open % Z; to commence at B.
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JOSEPH HRGENAS, Auctioneer.
4 L the CENTRAL SALESROOMS,
~ Coruer Of Willoughby and Pearlsts
FRIDAY, May II,
Al Q! o'clock m prsei sav.
Large sale Of SECONDHAND FURNl VIRE comprising
general OF Rosewood Mahogany Walnut aod OK
Paror ohambr Library Dnagroon oud fsl Famare, with
and without Marble Tops; Reps and Lace Window Curtains
rd0w Shades Oval Mirrors two Of Gas txsgYes Sew
iug Machines with d yaety Of miscellaneous goods.
At ? o'clock p.
One new Rosewood Piano seven-ocaye by Gilbert
One new ioreF ood Piano seyen-Octave by ChickeTinE
one pea key Rosewood Pino, ssgen'ocaye by Carnan
Eancisf.
Three Mahogany Pianos.
small Rosewood Piano.
One small Ok Alexander Organ.
81 ms OF PARLOB FURNITURE.
One Rosew Ood. seven pecrs ia .ims0n BrccacLe
Ono Rosewood. twelve pieces, in Doqlei
One Rosewood eight pieces. iu Crimson Reps
One Rosewood, tesen pieces IN A4-loon Push
One Oak, IN Green Reps.
At o'clock ?. m. go
Velvet Brussels, ThIeepy and Ingram CAsPet@ aha vi
Cloths. .,
M1s this Furniture is in exceen. order Everything sod
ait s without reserve and without IegGd 70 we-he fur'
chise may nine the goods on IhuIdaJ afternoon A"d e'
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Articles that every soldier Needs Needs

Articles that every soldier Needs crJP.
noct ~ ~ * NJ fO1hfr DBi MI ~ c1ai.h
The ni,s,y will hnd there aniec lod, ,dsp,ed TO the
.,S o,cr drg caupa.u, snd e.peciai,S 10 m in krap-
- Ss; a . arIauesd, a. occupy but m'9 ~, SALE Ar
sack A plend.d a.soIi m eni q, 81 ~ ~ t sYO'
PRICES IS9fSdihbnRF 40 4 BOGERT 10. q johpst, y J.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIFORM oTe m ety ros be pe,.
81 ,S sb"r,ss possible notice and o. tne in I'm. ey Can
CONTRACTS taseu lower than aly O'"''
turn out GuD uufon Day ~ L,-cTON.S No oe8 Boyery
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Alililarn NoIlrc5.

CRNERAL HfD QUABrEVs. SrATg oF NEW-i orb
ApJuyA NrGESFg,Es OFrcE, {
ALBANy, May H. ini'
Special Orders. No lt3l 49,. &C.. "A ,lis div
IN on oil .io Boald Nfsae Oi5ceFs pss y
sutivuty D. .iven % Commanders 81 Hesi yL.b
,. sesc st-a iuo The State se'yi % NJ o. gaus
nay ocsnr among the Company Officers oi uleii H'e'
white fhsy remain iu tho State. 49,,
nv o''" o. N' q NFREDITH READ, JH"
Adiuant General.
nFror or NcEuSTYHHs,(
Nyv.Yark CrY Nay lJ 1871.
a, orders No lGi. are huTeby promulgated irr
a., and a,vrrnneut Of The nuAndiats 81 hest-
..1. .tr.. .t,aS to- .~vf-
which have been acfrtt, ihsO H1 ''''e ''''
by order Bis Genera. cu,s ,.,rrs
Commanding y. \. Depot
Y..s A,teoeE 4 e
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CEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD;
- acams Oiers Of tho Seventh Regiment Na'loHa' o
for the Regulation and the Regiment In He fi9a
or in QuaeIs A. DURYEE Colonel New Edition. req cio'D
20 cents.
Sen, free by Mil on recsp. ofPr,e,
This day published By
D. VAN NosTRAND,
10. l92 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

HsrRpins-Straw Bonnct Bargnins for The MIL
liob.-Rbbous and Flp~eTs, IrayeiiR Bounes ana ht,
10 .evs5i Hats. ChidIeu's Bmnets Hiding ha, ioI sli
No. 5Gl Broadway, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
NO. GOT sANsoM.sf, fHILADELPhlA.

VINPRECE.DENTED SALE of BOOKS,
Tor 4 limited perod It tie AVERAGE RITE Of Lk.J
TGAN ONE-IALf THE USUAL RETAIL PRICES.
~. ". EVANS g. Co.,
No 81 BROADWAY, ttN YORK,
In view Of the epeso Of iade, oEe Tor &c.
" WJTHOU i TIE sLIQuTEsT OBSERVATION, ,
THEIR ENTIRE sock or MISCELLANEOUS bOohS'
One OF the very largest 10 tfo l liie slsies'
The stock above ohe DIS not c0nIrdt 70 me p1i.sous o
hnv one holss consists O. tne eorinet o. ~ o bst
,ooss ned i tie United States, IA cgety style 81 bnanT
frorI de p,airc-f tie most ecral ALi iNf lslrh
COPIES, and WARRANTED PLkfECI IN EVERY he
A. EVERY BOOK m our r reduced IN price Il g.
necessary 10 rrfcu,ze any. Il s SUR ant that ANY
md FtFiN BOOK be procured Of usN reduced fae
We have pnbIshed cs;sosue 81 Books Wih ne reduced
1rieeF g Mich cav be had application. CALL AND GET
bSE u ~. EVANS Z Co..
" No. ca BROADWAY, EEN-YORk.
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Guerldi Nollrcs.


sixteenth Ward.
Tho Ien Of the Si,,euh Wad arc earnestly rcqnest'i''
l meeting TO be- hed at the District Court Oom corner OF
.h.ay. aud 22dst., on
THURSDAY EVENING, May l6
A. o'clock TO take 7u,h action proprr 70 sustain isAAC
DAYTON esq their Alderman, IN his Efforts to expose inc
comI OF parties enysscd in the alleged lrd in obtaining zoe
sx st-rt contract from The Common Council OF this city
WA \ uAyFNFYFR 4. DENN An
,vAS9iNt t'roN slitTn HENRY MORRISON,
tnWaR tnX THOMAS CuRSTN,
,,tlYEi y n VANCE CHARLES =. JOHNSON
JARED gibson. ANnOn w LLLn1,.oopv
JOHN r. HENRY tpbihl ~ AA.'',' - UNI
1S%tD n NO0EHETg DAVID SAMSON,
DtNiFI GRANY J. W. RANNEY,
G.OHGF ROSS n HENRY TAYLOR,
DOS AIOsLO CI SIIMAN. WILLIAM GOOD,
ard many other.
ScXCntecuth ward Republican, Association.--
Tfr r.sulgr monthly meeting O this SO 'n VAL p, nu
THiS FTgir day) INENlN Lincoln Hal, No it9 fa'I
., i',o' q, 49,. d. S,,,cts,r President
Atyerisnn Institute Poi,trchnic Association "'l
s AZ iis ko1ls ia Cooper ul'I baidng ms t"ll
dsy) ElENlN6, May 10, % . oclocS Snigeo'' TO- 'N
'i' 'H'u " ''''' HENRY MEIGS, Secretary
7 q school JCachers.-7'nc oirer. - thr krel
scon 10 leave ior ts desire od SLpOLS o ~ "
Ioy, a. Gi hero they may board iho.e peaest tnes
srreeri VIII any p,tsi1.is 1teheIs take t1ese cldien
al cduced ratrsl have ap1 non Tor tti. enc ~
suseay rcspor.c Addle-s tH" E"'. g. ~. \ bILhLHl
CLsun Excelsior Regiment Boa no - fo't Juce y =
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

UCTION SALE-Superb HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE, THIS DAY (Inursdayi, a lOt clock, a.
No y Nes, Gthst, 9th consisting o roe"ood mn
hozny end bak walnut Parlo Chamber, aud DinGghoom
Furniture; China Glass. Svtr.Wae Table Cuery, &C. As0I
Basement and Kitchen Utengs, Sc
A. M. GRIFFIN & Co, Aucioneers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

uARDEE's TACTlCS-TWENTY-Fl
NEWTON 20. scot 0y NIL On Tc,elvt Of P.ee
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Mem publications.

NCW IJNuliluliuHS.
rVHE GEN OF THE CAMPAIGN.
j TdE NEW UNION PIN. READY THIS DAY.
The design is shield which Is represented In Iei7 me
American Eagle resi- the globe, with "Uuon' over ~
the whole surrounded by the Stars and Ses II h decidedly
the preties, dsra Of the Union c.mPlg Millions Of them
will be sold. Price only Is cents. Sent Postpaia
Also. FIVE OTHER NEW STYLES UNION PINS AND
ENBLEMs READY THIS DAY.
The Trade tnd Agents sgPPcd with oil kinds OF Union oood'
By dozen gross ezebcA terms Send Tor desenP
tive ca.slogue Of nion Goods.
Address }. 6. WELLS. cor. Park.fow and Beekmsn-s'
Hea5luarte-s for Union Goods
TTNION NOW AND FOREVER.
u NEW STYLES UNION GOODS LIVERY DAY
IUnIOE BiEA5rPiNS.
UNION SCARt-PiNS,
UNION COAT-PlNS,
UNION BADGES.
UNION COCKhDES,
UNION ENVELOPES,
UNION NOTE PAPER.
ULlON LETTER PAPER
ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
The trade Supplied low for cash . ,,-.,,,
Corner paIk-row and beekman-st, " }.
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ARMY COOKING SfONLs % CooE ior 80 Men CAMP
KErr Us MSS CANS are CANFEENs, ali Amy pssrE.
ALFRED BLISS & Co.,
No go Pes5..s,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

Tents for the United states Army U.sds to ORDER
a Shot Nooe. st gILEkS No - B9Gess. eoIrer ~
Ss1ttons
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

TTENTlON NEWS AGENTS r. j.. HOPE
N having i1., e.laoiahei ore Of he is,ges' NEWS
AGENCff. in New no lOJ NASSAt-Sl l., he is row
."J a. rceivc m County Orders large end snsl hayius
ius his ei' I ne aeencY o 81 ae be9ss
c, end Mgeaxres published In Tire JiIed states ana u-
rone ees u % supply al demands u TIE oFef pnces
the irsoe AGENTS ttToo hou TIE Unre ses and
srsis wo disappointed by s fen'nfu en- orders
rrgne are invited 10 give hn cal Al cris pania-t e'
tended 20 and Forwarded the fhort noc ies cash ec-
cons.yig al orders Or IN Trade Last tont by
,,'.ii' -. 's,,',i;e,,fnn r. j.. HOPE, News Ageut.
~ Ff No iaq kaszsrti., Sew-fOrf.
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Eir.t Reelmcnt Constitntion Guard.

AN claims aaius this RegiDeo must be presented 20 "a
s1ntrDa fo adjustment and all cont scs for the Regimen
.Ost made with hin Head No ~ oroad"ay
TAOS w. ECAN, Quartermaster.
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H'HE SENSATION is ABSOLUTE.
THE LEADING ORGANS IN THE METROPOLIS
EMPH1uC
with Tsglrdto
THE ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURE!
iBour WHICH EVERYONE IS rALKrsG,
au which ia creating zach intense excitement throughout every
circle, seeial and Poh i'al
The Repu5Bssti of
BEVERLY TUcKEEs GRtAT POLITICAL TREASON
Emitted
TIE PARTISAN LEADER,
l. attracting more attention. and provk1s aazerep ,Rd
asto',cut lh,p ny ~ors ever before pnolhed within '
period cf Unied s.a,cs history.
THE TREASON AyD rREAeHERY
e1pSfS pSfIKE K - ThE READER WIN BEWlLDERMENr
ASp srAGGER BELMr.
soe,ra,aipary the natr. Of thl. wo, !at
EDITORIALS on :; mI2oTanse2 BY " OUR fRoNlNLNr
TEEMING III THE GREAT DnLiES.
TIE DAILY TINES has printed over threo columns Of
sl,a comment.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE bas printed one column.
THE DAILY HERALD has printed column.
THE WORLD has one or two columns.
THE DAILY EXPRESS has over column.
THE COURIER AND ESoUIREE nearly column.
THE EVENING POsT moro than column.
ha,e'nt been heard from.
Neither " m tboy IN a PROBABILITY s,h,y have oher feb 10
fry .ltt nIW shan csp1se the II,kASON AKA hr-ANi
ERi Of the ics Dr,4orne Who have 80 ios hren pot
ting the overthrow Of ho United State. OO'efnmeD'
Copous extracts from above leading naiies vii shortly 5e
printed.
Every honestly interested ~ the welfare o ne
state II aIerica sui Who wold scqaaut himself with tie
blscsett Poiiical Tfetson shOald cad
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

ARTISANS BASE, May l5 1871
4 I meeting of the Board OF Directors OF this
~ BerI held 10 cay CHARLES T.. FROST, esq vas IMAM
iousy elected Pr.,iden and Mr. HENRY C. TANNER was
appointed Cashier.
D. B. HOWELL, Secretary Of the Board pro tenn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

Published Til. Day: -
UNACTICS FOR THE RANK AND FILE.
ALIENS CONIPENDIUM
or
HARDEE'S TACTICS,
ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION
SCHOOLS
SOLDIER COMPANY, AND BATTALION,
WITH MANUAL OF ARMS,
CorIi'eJ bv H. H. ALLEN. 40,
UARDFES TACTICS by far tue best Dok Tor the use OF ite
Troops now dnirg, be mskes many noseinrlt. pm
DOUBLE QUICK TINE. AND WITHOUT hALlINo
BETWEEN TAO &c &c, &c. . . o.,
putpd paper large clear type, pound ~ eflns
cloth 2t0 pages, the VERY LOW fRlCE OF fIFii
CENTS.
Guns SUPPLIED At WHoLYeALE PRICEs.
AGgNTs eau a25 70 80 week by seliDg TINS
book as il T. le only complete Malasl IN The market
NJ DOoLADY No 20 Wslker-si., New.York.
Sent by msl (postase paid) on receip, Of 80 eents.
~ uUMPHREY's JOURNAL"-Deyoted to
L Phmosraphy and allied Are -
CONTENTS OF No 2-VOL XII.
siereogru5hs Glass BY Coleman SelIers
Pratical lusirucious on Colorios Photographic
Applied Photography.
Hslltion: IT, true Cause and Remedy.
Photography In Paris.
on Photogrsp phic Printing By Maxwell Lyte.
n Husseiis Isnuin Process
On VI. Claudets Discoveries in Photography.
Mounting fruts.
Look after your CameTas. - -, .
EdltoFs Tabe-Beware Of Impo,ioni PyroIylpei Wess'
Photography , o.,
~ I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

EiEhtcenth Ward.-RELiEF OF FAMILIES OF sOL-
Dzs. Irving han nsyus been tctde1od by ne Popsto.s'
te Committee Of s Nzld chosen by the Uai0n Deieuse Com
ee Will regularly a, the office @, The above h1 cor
Irving Place and 5ns every Tuesday, 1huEday end SAur
dss foG p. Applications so be made diy non
- 20 ios 10 A. s HLW t1T, No. Lex'Dasouay - TO-
% 20 JAMES KELLY Nc. II Irving Piece, q to y u i !"
-iAsL q. Nj. PLATT No. lGt East l9thst
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The Bannockburn Bnitalioo.-Specisl, Order NJ

The BannOckburn ButtaliOo.-Spe oIder' 10. =.
Tn. members this Eat4lun hereby notified at esey
N on ssve OF sbsence required 20 report nmsei tho
tasmsDds a. HeadguarteTs Montgomery hsl No toffmSe
THIS DAY, between the hOnrs oi N the morning et
oeE H. the Tho members ol the B1Gdon oelng
y attached quafcred in barracks those ilue 10 report
v5onpptiy will De ssTuck from the rolls. BY order
Capt JOHN MASON Commsndait.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

First Regiment, Constitution Unhrus-AnLL-
BODIED MIN WANIED 80 complete the remaining comps
.-1 Of tbs Ee giiuent r,.n
KSue highly respectable persons need sppy TINS es
se1t will be uulorm as isi ci the S1h heseS]
A'''1'1Io ''-'' Il. IL SHANNON Acting Colonel.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

IA arge Flag 3ix52 inches sma assorted DE. Gu
oue sheet musn colo b.h Mated postage free for my
cents j. C. HASEY PRIMER, No. l05 Nsssaust New-foTk-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

IL Establishment, Works stpen Isshd No 80 DuAne-st,
,ate No. IS John.st J, New-iuTk BraDeh Ohees,
No 10 Broadway, Nex-York, and
No l35 Penepontst, Brooklyn.
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Cnnn liauipmenis.

- VI al dusr ptiOrs, ~
DOUGLAS a SHERWOOD,
Nos. "a and IS MiJ.stt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

EOR SALE SHELVING, with and without
Glass Slshes Drawers &c &c, will be disposed oil lee
than half thoi. worth. Apply to - -
Nos. IA aud l56 Peari.st.. Ney-YodL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16

Hr.pquARTERs oF rHg y. Y. MgDlCAL AssociA1IoS,)
FeI ans supply Of Lint. bapdascs, Ac. 20 ihe Army
SPIvGtr INSTITUTE BUILDING UNION SOUS RE-
In IN article in yesterdays tssue Nero The "oios
Rave prepared uT ten Year,
ws" y Auh1y n y. Mtdcsl Association am tbl-
eous contradict te above tie supply of those Itee A.
- 1' NV T. :. HOFFMAN. NJ D.,
Chairman Printing COmmilgee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
Later from EEexleo.
kRRfvA / oF raa STEAMSHIP rE.;Ness

| III i IL
By the steamship Tennessee, which arrived ves.
terday from Vera Cruz, We have file Of % Pro,
gresotofhe 2tstinst, butfnd little news Of interest
Although all organized resistance to the govern.
ment has ceased some parts OF the country are
still infested by guerrilla bands, composed chiefly
of desperate men who formerly belonged to the
defeated party, and who associate together for
purposes of pEunder aud murder. Such force,
designated as ReaGtionists, was attacked and
defeated on the 9th nit, near San Miguel del Mex
quital, mostof them being killed and taken prison.
ers. Among them were several Spaniards. 1t
has been ordered that ell persons thus taken in
arms against the government shall be SHOT,,
1t is stated that two brothers Of Miramon have
been apprehended in their place of conccament,
but no mention is made of the disposition that will
probably be made Of them.
On the 10th inst. a quantity of money and sacred
vessels from a church were found concealed in
house in the capital, where, E ProgeSo says, they
had been hidden by the clergy.
A conducta from Querearo had arrived from the
capital, with $500, goo.
a law has been promulgated lovying tax to
take effect on tho lst of May, for the purpose of
compromising the ezchequer for the less sustained
by suppressing certain other taxes.
In repairing the convent of San Diego, recently,
Inc worknen found under a wall six cofins con
tanning the bodies of young children, in such an
advanced stage of decomposition that the manner
of their deaths could not be ascertained by exami.
nation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

DESPERATE AFFRAY-Tc0 Men K5Hed.-A most
distressing ARRAY, ending in the death Of two men,
occurred on the Old Randolph road, about seven
Jesse Laws and James Peteat two int7g,ate friends
happened to meet on the road, when the converse,
ton turned upon the personal powers of each, and
especially as to who vas the best man. Words of
commenced, Peteat stabbiag Laws in the abdomen
six times, and once in the back, when Laws drew
pistol and shot Peteat in the right side just uuler
the ribs. Both fought uni, they fell from OK,
served, wetefed in each others blood. When
they were discovered, Laws was taken to the resi-
dence OF Mr.. BePins where he died vn Tuesday,
Peteat was taken to Mrs Jcno'9 hnuse, where lie
still Ringers, but is not expected to 1--we.
If- pt1ltyf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

Anott,oz, letter from ssa5or. An.,e,.so,.

,,.. FoHT SUMTER. S. C., Fol. 0, 1851.
y. r ChApln, commissioner Public Schools
Accept my thanks for your letter Of The 4th inst
ihcmaing the Interesting address on {! Manhood u
Dy ne isev Dr.. Swain. teelhigRly cOmplfmented
ny the iaEering Illusion he makes to me in it,
pray that God, who, trust and believe, guided
and guarded me in the execution ofthe act referred
and my little band The South CaToljnfaps anne,
70 me to be determined to bring on d collision
shalt continue by Gods blessing, TO do all i'm nv
power that honor will permit to prevent it. Per
maps wiser counsels may prevail at Montgomery
than have been pursued inthis State Government
4 SO, all may yet end well. God grant t.
am, sir, respectfully, your obtdieat servp,nt
-RDEERT 4 ANnEpnGnr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

cayations now in progress in the streets of Melton
for drainage, have exposed a section of The Re-.
man read, leading from Derventio to Eburacnm
SMalton to 1ork). The road has been traced a
three feet below the present snrface and ea close
nnpon the oolite rock. It does not appear to have
been paved, but seems more like the modern svs.
ten Of Macadam, and is formed of water.ronnie5
gravel Or shnGle Of the 6econdaryroeks apparent
small fragment resembling the samian ware, no
pottery hiss yet been found. at two feet below
the present surface an upper ard more recentroad
was also cut through. On this the soil was nearly
black, and some beds Of ashes were found and the
stones bore numerous traces Of fire. Ii is supposed
that this marks the level of tho street previous to
tile destruction Of tbe town by the Scots, in Arch
bishop Thurstau's time, when it was burnt down.
A. the excavations PROGRESS it is thought other
evidence OF the past may be met with.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

REMEDIEs.-Measrs. J. Wright & Co., Nos. 81 and
7l ChRe8 street. advertise umbt Of vau nc remedies for
the ills that flesh is heir TO- Ia lcy's arogc Pain froc
pr Davis Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry ad Tar for tho
cure of coughs and colds among the number See their a
Yertiseiucals
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

DISEASES or THE Throat AND LUNGS. 49, The
treatment Of these diseases by inhalation Of eIcctroce,n cal
and medical Yapors now become the most npnrovrd nd
of eecng That the lungs or throat could he eured Inv
Ang the stomach with drugs ,rhics destroy ali tho
digestion always appeared unreasonable although e
never pretended to medical knowledge The inhalation of va
Pors attacks the disease at rs seat and like the application f
balm IN external wound gives speedy and permanent rsf
Dc o. r Crane who of the orgna or of this system
o practice the ppbie hrogb columns taf be has
o9eoea perm neni Office No 5 Joseph street formerly
No. lac, seehis card.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

10 TIE AFFLIcTED-Dr. j. White, No. Gl Com
mon street. eau be consulted h by arc s
eFnS from the effects OF many discusses incident ma
ture glance at the ADVERTISEMENT in another column will
present full resume of The pFnetice of DR.. White
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

FREE PArERS i:osr.- Washington Thornsberrv
has lost his free papers and avcrjses reward for them
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
MIssINa.--In Dc Natc4ez ConrIer va fnd tbn

55HIs5IN7'---II EH9 I70EVIG1 OOuFIaF we lind the
following:
A young lad, about fifteen years Of age, named
Francis Henry Fowler son of Mr. F. F. Fowler, Of
this city, has been missing since the 9th inst. Re
was last seen n company with another boy (Henry
ilndan) on the morning Of that day, near the
Natchez Landing, and it il supposed they NAV have
gone on board the Inflated Gharmer, which was
burnt on her down trip the next night.
faung Fowler was of small stature, with black
haIr and eyes had ona black sack 0yercoat steel
and a linen bosom shirt 1'''''
We need scarcely say that his parents are in
great distress at his continued absence. Should
aaay ~ Of the officers, engineers etc. of the Charmer
have been subsequently seen bp any one thev VII
y oa,er ,F favor by commupica in the information
80 M Mr. Fowler, or TO this Office. - 'l i,4'' 0n
obe Iae aeW Y, Orleans and Memphis papers would
o0llge 0s " an edltorial notice Of the above.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

~. eAsr. IRON PtrE AND CHAIN CABLEs.--By refer
slns 70 the advertisement oC Mess John H. b, 4 ons
a @,,'n appear n our TaseF th morning. it win be SEN INT a
are oferedf FOR sale ''S' s'' received ana
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

CHILD LosT.--Seo the advertisement to this
effect.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT by the Mobile Mail Line
afe referred to ile advertisement appoa,lng else here
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

=, ENFORCING THE lAw.--We learn that our worthy
District Attorney, Col. Adophus Olivier Is NY MY
haTas she pfGglsons Of the State Law making
one white person over the age If 6 wears @
thirty negroes on the plantation strictly eaforceSg
IN this Judicial District No less than eiobt ~ ten ts
complaints have already been lodged before t6a t6
proper anthqrites This right and correct; i we
h letter, Or repeal them Immediately Owners of
tllls species Of property would do well to comply
With the reqni4itions Of the law, or they will! be
made 70 suffer the consequences.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25
mo. 5lS9. 1.

Easrg, That The Street Commissioner he ,li h" is her2l,
instructed to have gas lamps placed and FEvd ugAy on the
east Side Of ndUtCt rect duie s., ,ese suet
tSjEnedl LEA 7. BANEUEfd.
President Board al AsSI Aldermen.
tSlgGcdI S, p. nrLABARRE,
President pro ten. Board ct Aldermen.
Approved February %, 1861.
E.2j LSgn-d1 JOHN r. MONROE Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-02-25

I8HHeHI ,IEN =. GAIEWTTT,
PGe9dent Eoagd Of 4 ietHrt {IIir. ,,,p
iai9Heal s. ?. NLt.ABAEltE
-,, tre-iicEt pro lem. Beard uf Adr.a,n
ArNr0Tei February p, ISL - '~'''
fa25 II I$t-ugd! John T. MONROE tr,-,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-13
Constipation or Coativanaan.

no one Of the tmAnS Iu that asSli s heir tor Is SO
PFerHlent 50 little understood SO neglected.
As Sostirenc<S Omen originating M cafeletE ijtus or
habits; 1t b regarded a blight fil,rler
o. 100 uttie consequences to excite anxiety, while In
reality Il ts the precursor and companion 81 MANY
me most fatal and dangerous diIrases, and unless
etaacatud u will bring Tht sufferer to an un-
timely grave. Among the lighter sVls oSs,SbTrS
NSneas Is the usual attendant m, lIeaCaChc
NSie, itheunatatn Fonl Breath Piles and Others or
snch a. Malignant ReVeFS, AbscesssS Dyaentefy Di-
afrLiasa 1ySpepsta, Apop0xy. Epilepsy, paF, ySis
IiyHterta Hypochondrflss, AislaticholVand inS1ity
first indicate their presence In the systSui
alarming symptom. Not unflpquentir tho dISenseS
named ORIGINATE In Constipation, but take on m I'm,
dependent existence unless the cnus b Cradle ti IL
an carry stage From all these considerations Il fol-
lows that the disorder should receive immediate
tentton whenever Il occurs and no terson sIi0,I5
neglect "a box OF CephaiIe Pfii on tI6 hISf mn
PeHrSnSe OF the complaint, their timely use win
this dangerous foe TO human life. = f7sSFfT