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Seminary Hospital sdsorsstown.)-Eysry
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General Hospital, Judiciary sqsars. .)-nou.
day and Thursday, between and O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital, q street Baptist ohurch
and the Unitarian shuroh.)-kvsfy day, from
Trinity Hospital, (oornsr Of Third and @
strests.j..Every day HON 70 . O'Clock.
Houri for visitors At Ascension General Hos.
pitai, b street, between Ninth and Tenth, all
1rnory squ.r. Hospital. tou Seventh street.
between the Canal and b street, Island. Livery
6iiaburns Hospital = fas.days, Saturday.,
and Sundays, between the hourS Of and .
visitors will bs admitted to Carver hospital
only between and O'Clock D. .. daily.
Mount Pleasant General Hospital-4cndays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays Of saeh week, b.
Any addition 70. Or sitsrasicns n, he above
table will bs chssrfully Aads.
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The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and ssliias gold and
siiysr-shs legal tender notes being The stand
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Demand notes. liza 1S6
Banks Of issue in Washington and 0sorgstown:
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Bank Of Metropolis. Yarmsrs' anA xsohs
Bank Of ofWashington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank q Commerce.
Ysrm's B ksrch's. B'nk.
Ths Harmers' and xerohant1s Bank and The
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of ths dsn00ina.
ton Of one dollar and upwards.
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Boylsn, DrA
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Beall, Hamilton
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CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY HALL
Louisiaas Ay..ss, = ar stxsh A.rssss
IN rear Of shs sss,ensi Hessi.
wDED HOUSES.
TIT EsnHSss ~ cEs!s1Gs L. Il As
A QUESTION TO the PuBLIc:
there noe In sxisteros, has T. ere ever been 10 en-
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Marx the List Of Stars and make Note on 4.
LAST WEEK OF The BEAUTIFUL
MARIETTA, J. !. RAVEL.
TIC HT PE,.
WITHOUT USE OF BALANCE POLE.
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CONTINUED SUCCESS or MISS
AGnOO 0out1a0rlAn a,
me scottish n ightinyaie,
IN H.w SONGS
THE coUiT o. BEAUTY,
BRAUTIFUL LADIDa
IN SEw " SSsscEsr
Miss AMELIA WELLA
Ths Yankee sopg'trss'.
BOB HART,
Ths Tsisatsd Etti"pIsn Come iisn, viii sppsaf n
New Act. Tonight
LEW MN o Ms,
Ths Champion Bapjoi.t and Z hiopisu Artist, h Q
New BInJo soo and Sorg
BOB BUTLER, WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
MAS rER JOHNNY, WILLS EN- n EksOS,
And ths Immense Company IN IN entire new Pro
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TO.NIHHT,
HART AND SIMMONS
In Nsv hopian Face, btitsd
Do9OoNI'9 BOY.
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ROSE OF SH.aRROF.
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THIRD GRAND MATINEE.
FOB LADIES AND CHILDKEN.
0ATURDAY AFTekNOUa, SEPT. S7th,
o, which % ,ssi n the
MAMMOTH COMPANY WILL APPEAR.
Ad~tsss~-L dice ., oeaS; ohii,reu, 10 cents
Doom opsn st2 O'Clock; performance ct X oeisok.
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Ahsrn, Danl
Alexander, Ell
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George
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Alexander, Geo
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Addison, Hy
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Biddle, Saml
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J,ennnett. Thos I
bellows. Thos
Buroh, Timothy
Baker, Thos
Butler, Thos
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N istern, Mra
Norton, N, lila
Ostep, Miss

Palmer. Mary L
Pal,s, Mrs D p
Pearce, Mar u
Psirte, Car II
Pool, Lucy A
Pain, Ida
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Button, Warner
Bailey, VIM
Brown W eeley
Bard, VIM
Bisbse, WIN II
Butler, VIM
Bowdoin, Jr, WIN
Blits, WIN
Bronaugn, WIN A
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Ayrey, ELsibs,h Andrews, JansRAvery, Ida
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Admission ss and SO csnts.
L,isiana Avenue and Tenth Street.
Saturday Afternoon and .NYShe.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

FROM MISSOURI Sedalia Mo-, January g.
Three men arrived here to-day from johnson
county, who report that Jennison was at Rose Hill
Johnson county, day or two since, which place
they report he had burned. They are reported te
be on the way to this place. If it is true that he
is on his way here, it is TO be hoped that he will
capture the notorious Methodist preacher an6
brigand, Ward Cockerel, who is reported en-
eamped, with about five hundred men, near Co
lumbus. in the northwest part of the county
Many of the most substantial and respectable cit
zens of johnson county arrive here nearly every
day, being driven from their houses by this noted
bushwhacker and his gang.
The report that Secesh is "squelched y in John.
son county is all bosh. They are, if anything
worse than they have ever been.
The son of Mrs. Heath, postmaster at Warsaw
coming home from Kansas, the other day, fell into
the hands Of Cockerel, and was nearly stripped Of
his clothing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

lady dressed in black, Of splendid proportions :
coantenance fall Of sweetness and beauty. fall.
700, Of womanly intelligence, attracts yonr eve.
1a and makes You envy the classmate Of Mcclellan,
ahh nt q f@f greater man than he, the peer Of our
ablest conmanders-Gen. G. VI Smith. Lastly.
you ars iffeslsibly drawn 10 4 tadv wfnse hesgi
and pFofi.e seem e have been modelled after lie
Wtes eansos @ O. h Italy and the richness
bright NEE, in her aspect ard her eyes 3 make her
q perfect type Of the brunette. The wife Of fha
accompifshed superintendent N the and r. Il. p
r., is certaiBlyone Of tile pretsiess as 3l d ofa
the best, women in all the world ss =
There ere gentlemen here who are ift to pay
court to such ladies'. .None but the brave deserve
the 1air,,, and here we have the brave-y yonng
been wounded fellows fullof nettIe, Of desot,oF,
70 thelr country, and Of truly manly presence. II
does tne Heart good to look upon their open inge-
, nu9us couafsnances illuminated now with ardent
gaiianfry and intense enjoyment OF the socialS
pleasures voachsafed them daring the, brief fur-a
loHgh.r Statesmen are here, st0o-me1 whose
names viii live in history Barnett, the sturdy
representative Of Kentucky; Pryor, q Colonel and
aGongressman, " srrior and orator, able anywhere
seddon, the unbendiDg champion OF the Southefn'
cause in the: Peace Congress land many mora.s,
whose names there is not space at the close Of this
long letter to enumerate. -
Take It all in all, hop At the spottswood dnrinR
the war winter Is something to remember mi, d
young men and maidens, who join IN the DANCE, .
M have pretty hing te tel about these hops
not sagn gpsha t cmIaren nntin @ Even The historian
tempt at Jenkinisn, which cannot fatigue youY
readers more than it has me, may give d cl1s to-
the social life in the metropolis which the antjo1a
copy u the Crescent may be gad e obtain. hi
eorle-the delieions chocolate; tie cakes apnles
and nuts have been handed around, tie dance !.
DeGins again i is now after y, the young people
go to bed. Msnnr. - y 9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
The Bowling Green Courier has the following:

The Yankees are chuckling over the way they
got out of the difficulty with England. Like
hardened criminal and outlaw they are rejoiced to
escape the gallows, by being placed the pillory
AItis singular fact that Kentnckiansin the South
ern army fight better than those in the Lincoln
army. OF the same race, born Of the same mar
bosom, the better soldier seems instnctiyely to
find his way to the ri barred flag of the Confeder-
ate States. Is it that the stars fight against the ty
rant +? or, is it that conscience doth make cow
attraction with which right aud justice draw to
them the inyilGible in heart?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

FEDERAL ArrREHENsIoNs.-A Washington dis
patch Of the ID inst. says: .s..'.r r i. .r- .gn,
The tone of the English press upon the Presi-
DENTS message, and especially its strong denun-
pressing effect in Administration circles Appre.
tensions are felt that demands may still be made,
which will test the national spirit, quite as often
sively as the requisiton for Mason and Sdell, and
the more MIR. Stward's letter is examined the less
likely it appears to be a final settlement Of that
affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
DEER CREEK. VA. Dec. 49, 1861.
Il L AM AUTHORIZED BY THE SECKE

UEER CREEk,. Va. Dec. rs, ISbI
L AM AUTHORIZED BY THE SECKE-
ID War to offer reward Of tuy dollars each for the
nj following deseIers from my Company:
ILL Sergeant JOHN Il. JAMES, description, about six Feet
Inch in height light complexion, blue eyes, light brown
2. Sergeant TBOS. II. DULL about six feet inch in
height flo id complexion blue eyes, light hair said TO
have been born in Maryland
= Private THos FIELDS, about five feet four inches in
The eergeants and Private raid obtained
fran fulent discharges III Richmond ..
T. CoFporal ". H. DEMO, five feet three inches in
height hord complexon blue Zone blured Drown
nsir !; born in Pennsvly
S Private BENJAMIN DEGROAT, about feet In
ches in height light complexion eyes g brown hair
said to have been born IN New York Stae ",
g. Private E. l.. JACOBS, about five feet eight inches in
Insight light complexion, blue eyes brown hair born in Eng
land
T. Private RICHD LOWERY, abont five feet sig
inches in height light csmprxion aze red hair born
in Canada occupation, horse jockey: ..,. - .
Captain Commanding Perrft Guards.
IA 7taw1Ut y II Co, 5th Req, La, VOL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

ALBERT PIkE-The Charleston Courier says:
= Gen. Albert Pike, the able and faithful Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs and Relations, who lately
visited this city on business, has achieved great
success. Through his efforts and reports Con
federate appropriation las been made for the sup
port of Catholic schools among the Indians
schools which have fourished for some years, but
never received any aid from the United States.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

We hear of distressing affair which took place
on last Monday night. Two members of Compare
E were sent from Page Point in charge Of three
prisoners, who had been taken by oar piekets. on
guards was diverted for a moment from the pris-
oners, who rushed on them. A fierce melee en-
sued, which resulted in the captiyes making good
their escape, after inficting severe injuries upon
privates Smith and Bradley both from Lancaster.
Smith has since died, and his companion is seri-
ously but not mortaly wounded. ~ -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

RICHMOND, Janusry 4, 1862.
Il TO JOHN G. DUAL-THos. FIELD, THos. H;
"A DULL and j. R. JAMES have heen legally discharged
HI from the service of the Confederate States.
VI JSO. II. WINUER, Brig Reral.
The above dispatch received in reply
ence 10 he preceding OF Capt A. Connor Perrt
Guards, 5th Regiment La. Volunteers. JAG 2taw9*
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
HEADQUARTERS Ed. BurLER AyEsGERs

5s HEADQUARTERS Ed. BUTLER AVENGERS, Z
- . rgt- Plauuemine Parish Of iber vile.
TEN DOLLARS ROUNTY-RECRUITS ARR
r. want for this Company which will be- in all repects
LII nshed Immediately is desired Inst this Company be
ready leave with Battalion Of the Planters life Guard Re
giment which expects to be off abont the middle Of January
bounty Of ten dollars will be paid to ali require 1t Ave
dollars ioni 6, and the balance mastering in. Ample
provision will be made for the families of those who Join this
Company. None but brave and true need apply. -
Applications made at Reg,menta H aduuarers, Planters
Life Guard Regiment s. Union street, where
be inspected, or TO Company Quarters as above.
ia2 Inn j G MaEREY. CRptniu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
RUPTURES
a. RUPTUREs 1GN%
"a RADICAL CUREDi o @
Letter from DR.. W. T. Mills the Editor of the vicksburg
Daily Sun
EsguRG, Miss NAV g 1860

n RAD1cALhy CURED, o G
Letter from Dr. W. T. Mills she Editor the veksburs
Daily Sun.
vtcksBrRe, Miss, May g, 1860.
Hernia can be Cured without Needle Knife
nd painful disease make foloSing statement uegrs
s ben Ts'5
h hopeless, was dersnee
opinion abou, the mode Of suggesting the use
New T a sa
MIXTURE hse moh 'es ess
stored and is now perfectly we'll This in the fall Of sc
Ing ali the work Of hand rolling bags etc. without tht
sss who have 'NS s'sssSs and my p
Extract from Letter Written Three Previous to the
-.N Above, in reference to the boy.
lssAeusNA Co., Miss, May 2, 1857.
Dear srThe boy George perfectly cured of the rupture
be the finest looking men on Deer Greet and can d9as
Letter from Dr. Thos j. Harper, the Ph,
Dr. shernan-Dear Sir send the boy Ben bs 10 vow
sfed with my skill to do him justice sed your plan
THos. J. dARPER Nd.
~This letter wasin reference slave boy about IA year.
old ruptured both Sides WAS subsequently
returned sound The following explains ITSELF
YlcKsBuKG, MISS, May 7, 1885,
Dr. Shermsn New @rleaGsr
Dear Sit-1 seai James 10 apply him suitable
Truss e has only been rPtured ashort time We
drug Trusses. In them, however but lit.
tie conhdence but having confidence your III such mat
ters, send my son to you.
THos. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
DR., BELDEN's OPINION. r.
... new ORLEANS, Jan. g. 1859
Samuel Davis, Esq.; ~
Dear S is true that DR.. Shernans Truss applied BY
him, will give relief eectualy than any other. have
seen tried TO entire satisfaction know raj cured
by the use of it and the mixture. You get one
but be sure Dr. Sherman himself applies IT much depends
upon the lifting. R. BELDEN, NJ. D.
H~DR. SHERMAN respectfully informs rApnred personH
or those having upred slaves that the city
and be found his Office, No. 20 ST STREET
Orleans prepared 10 relieve and all cases of ruptur
oy the application Of his PATENT SILVER TRUSS and CUR
ALIVE MIXTURE my6 lyGW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

AFRAID oF INFERSAL MACHNEs.-We learn from
the ST Louis Republican of the 7th that the Cairo
ties had received important intelligence from below
sunk in tile river betCeen Columbus and Memphis
1t our Whilom friends are correct in their state
ment as to the location of these Internal ma
chimes, we would suggest to the officers of the
splendid line. of packets now plying between this
city and Columbus, that they avoid any contact
with the implements which have frightened the
enemy! memphis Appeal. ~. ~ - :,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

ENGLISH DISLIKE TO Mr.. SEwARD.-Strong, ac.
tive and subtle Influences have been at work here
to render our Secretary of State obnoxious to the
GoVernment, its press and people. And these
influences have been so successful that he is every
where regarded, not only an enemy of England,
but as one who, from personal hostility or political
consideration, really desires collision between
the two nations. In support of these opinions the
Duke Of New Castle is quoted. cannot gather,
from the numerous versions ahoat, the precise Ian
guage used by the Duke, but am sure that either
the language, or the import of what Gov. Seward
said, was Inexperienced, for it is an impeach-
ment OF the commonest sense to suppose that he
seriously apprised the Duke of an intention to
provoke war with England sand that at a mo-
ment when our whole country was manifesting, in
unmistakable enthusiasm, its admiration for the
Queen and its regard for England, in ovations to
her son and its heir apparent
= perceive in the London correspondence of the
New York Times, alluson to another " malignin.
huence,' potent in some quarters here, against
Gov, Seward. That influence, largely responsible
for the war already upon our hands, might, one
would suppose, be content to wait till that war is
ever before seeking to embarrass the country
abroad [Thurlow Weeds Correspondence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
II aM0s' eOuNDKY, NEW ORLEANS

And Manufacturers Of Vsrtcsl nnd Eozonn sIas. Eneres
Boilers Sugar Mills Facann Pans, Sugar k-us G!aritsIt,
Fter5 and Eorss Power Draining Mschineu Saw as
a Gearing Columns and Fronts EndinHs Fnrrrcs
ua Gsa.s Bars osc anS sli Aaghinsrs requsa Tor the
s S51ih. ~ :, ,Esxe :tt,.s " .I n
I ETiLLMAHta YkTHEF EA1A$SH FTRNECR.
4 uGs d&RLy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17
rAf PRIZE BOAT BUILDER
OF THE SOUTH <

.,t j. MAEIONY, Algiers, In.
Willunsh the shortest notice. approve,
MODELS Pleasure and Race Yachts Club Skeleton Row
Boats, Ship Schooner and Yawa sks and Row
Boats Of all descriptions built at the shortest
Also hand
Oars spars Blocks and everything appertaning to Yach
fitting, hand and for sale the lowest prices.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-17

4 ~oaz% FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY H. 1862 - yas
LATEST TELEGRApHECy fNTELLIGENCE.

DISPATCHED TO THE view ORLEANS CRESCENT
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spartitalar Autnes.

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~ Mg. Numerous Counterfeit Kaflroad and
Omnibus tick being IN crcuaton III order protect
selves against receiving thT well to better enable to
detect counteeers, will and nfter Monday The 10th
instant receive ony tickets for fare In respective
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r ESCAPE OF THREE YANKEE PRrsosERs, The
Charleston Mercury, of the 10TH has the follow
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NtiIitarp Aotites.

TO THE PUBLIC-BEiEG INFORMED THAT
& after depart from city, Adjuant VIM. FLoTO
vi VII open class for military instructions hereby cheer
LII fully recommend him to my friends accomplished
officer fully copeent to ll he position which places
himself before the public. 'g;,
= .ys OSCAR PIATosz.
New Orleans, Jan lG, a1kC2, ~ jalT
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TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
New Orleans, Jan. "A, 1882.
Ms- Notfce-The pure hasers of the h1cDOh-
cg propsry f the city OF New orleans, will ud te notes
deposited Tor collection in the Citizena Bank.
jaf5 In ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer Med S. F,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-12-04
TOW -ANDA:
Thursday Morning, December a, 1862
A WORD TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The recent unprecedented rise in the price
Of printing paper, and other materials used in
printing, has made it necessary for the pub
fishers of papers to seek some means by which
they can save themselves from loss and ruin.
Without going into particulars it is only nee
essary to say to our subscribers that at the
rate which we now pay for paper-always a
cash article--the white sheet upon which the
REPORTER is printed costs nearly the amount
paid by the subscriber to say nothing of the
labor bestowed upon it.
We observe that our neighbor of the Argus
has raised the price of bis paper to one dollar
and ffiy cents year We are 10th to make
such change, but it may become necessary
We must do this, or in some other way save
the hundreds of dollars which the increased
price of paper will cost US per year. We shall
hrSt how ever, try to retrench by sending the
REPORTER only to those who have paid for it,
We have great many subscribers, who have,
through their inadvertance and our proverbi
good nature, received the paper for years
without paying anything. To crafty them
longer is pecuniary ruin. Self preservation
being the first law of nature, we shall strike
from our subscription list on the first day of
January, the name of every subscriber in
arrears. At the present high price of paper
they have become too expensive luxury for
printer to enjoy. We trust they will "see
the point" and save their own credit and ours,
by paying arrears We do not say that we
shall increase the price Of our paper on the
lst of January-but up to that time We will
receive subscriptions at present rates.
Those knowing themselves indebted are
requested to settle-and save US the mOrtii-
cation of publishing dun-a thing We have
not done for years.