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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-THE

IMPORTANT To FEMALEs---IHE
Celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote bis emit
time t. the treat OF all diseases incident to
female system. An experience Of twenty-thres
ears en- sbles him to guarantee speedy and perma-
nent relief in the cases Of SagY'sssio End a.
other Menstrual Der1Egensnts, from ieAaterer
All letters for advice must contain 81. ofice.
9 Endicott street, Boston.
NIB Board furnished 10 thoss who wish
remain under treatment.
Boston, June n. isss. c3tawiy
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MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP WITH p. T. SAB
NJ BITS Pure Concentrated Potash, OF Ready
Soap Maker. Double the strength cf common Pot
ash. and superior 10 any saponiher CT lye in the
market Put up in cans Of one, two, three. six, and
twelve pounds with directions in English AID Ger
man, for making Hard and Soft soap one pound
will make hiteen gallons Of Soft Soap. No lime II
required. Consumers will find this the cheapest
Potash in market Z. T. BABBiTr, O.. O. SO 81, 65
60, 10, = and a Washington st. y. Y.
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EsIeGI

In South Burnzton. June 2ith, Mrs. Sarah
Isham. wife ofs. X. I-ham. sged e cars.
Fuuenl OF Friday at ID o'ci5,k.
$Dcrial 90,rcs.
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EE ESE " NAN
FR fhG E0sG
Er. E1ODD'S .GERE'FN'E,
AND INVIGORATOR.

4re1g Nts.aH,.. t., .lr', Best F-isas
Ieu,errhes 10Y Whites. Amenorrh5a supp res
SION. Ameno-rlasa aoa-l-.. %. s1crorrhea pain
fuI usn.t-p-t.er1. Dyspepsia, --S Headache drag
s,l-l down .,-.a IONS I... af strength. mental le-
preston c.astp4tel bowls. sis,ul-ss1e- irritable
i,y. ami the lnuumes.it.e syuptoras 81 low vitsA
o. ami disturbed cTca.atioa-lre eu-rt By this eX-
tradinary medicine. one '.4r saHf-f in water is
worth more as on Ist.-arliiag Tons, Lsu any
amount of A.c hol.e .tte-s, ULc ore always A.
tended by reaction and depression.
DIR. DODD'S NEBviNE
eluares the circulation os tic Ners ous Fluid pro-
IL &C.. the free circuaiiaus Of the b.oot-a'-s de
lesti,n, cures stivencss, regulates tie bowels
and restore The vial organs % tAeir natural ae-
tivity. re5r.a.as SO OPIUM or other poisonous
dru.. ami as an Iuyi-orator viii make strong and
healthy the weakest system.
No woman should despair u perfect restoration
T. health until she has thoroughly tried Doias
Nlr, inc. Al druggists cell il. Price, g. 90.
H. f.. sTORER Is CO.. ProprietoEs,
~ Fulton Street. New York
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NJ F. TIE 81 BoCkl bEtlS, having been appOin-
W ted by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the dist let 90 Chitt-ndeu Comm ssiuuers corrective,
exam me and adjust the claims and deula ds OF all
persons, against Jhe estate Of Levi 3. enedct. lats
oi hinrsuurh, ia said district, rcprcsg uted usol-
Ftnt. and also all claims AMI demands exhibited ~
Offset thereto and TX months from ;lr DAY of the
cato hereof, being allowed % SAID q art iIr that
purpose, We go therefore hereby give notice, thal
a. the dseliin. Of 5rs ola y. Bcnciic- in lines
rur-h. IN "a district, ou the second lussll}s Of
July aud December next, at Do O'Clock, y. n on
each Of said days
Dated this Oh day % June. 4. DIS
JOSEPH MARSH. CCmt-is-
NOMER CLAEk.i sil1ers.
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A>INCLE BOX OF BRASDRETH'S
PILLS contains more vegetable ext-sctiye mat
ter than twenty boxes n any rils in the world &c
Sides hity-ive hundred physicians use Rem 10
uieirprse-c4 @, the exclusion Of other pur-;iyes.
Ihea-s, letter %. thcir value i- Ct scarceiy appre-
ci7tei- Wacn they are better tug7n, sudden det-h
AM continued Sickness will De Of the past. Let
those who know them speak right cut IN their favor
Il Is j1ty which viii save life.
Our race age subject 20 redundancy 90. yi.iated
bile at this season auii; is prevalent; hu; Bran
dretA'. 7.li- afford au invaluable and ,G,.eut pro-
lection. By their occasional use we prevent tie
collection Of tho'e Impurities vs. .ch, when in su
c-ut quantities cause 81 much LANCER 10 the body's
health. Tines s3oa cure Liver e. mplaint Dyspep-
STA, los q Appetite, Pain in ti Head Heartburn,
Pain in the B-al-,-b5ne, Sudden Fa'ntne.s and
Costiveness. slI by all respectable Dealers Ia
Medicines
June I-lawIm
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CHEvALIER's LIFEFOR TUEU.IR.

VIII RESTORE Gray Hair 10 its ORIGINAL
COLOR STRENGTHEN and PROMOTE the
growth Of the weakest hair stop its falling out;
freely contains nothing injurious Is unparallel,d
a. HAlk-DkESSING and is recommended and
used BY our best Physicians / assure you Ladies
ana Gentlemen, II Is all you require for the Hair
sold hy Gil Druggists, and at my Office, No iIz1
Roadway, \. Y. SARAH A. CHEVALIER. NJ II
nholesale In Boston by Geo. Z. Goodwin Co
eks Z Potter, ". 5. Burr & Co, Carter & Wiley
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UNDERSIGNED are now pre-
ID pared TO furnish Billiard Tables. with their
Improved patent Cushions. New and secondhand
Tables constantly On hand. Also. all articles con-
nected with the business.
KAvANA6H Z DECK ER. 235 Canal 81. NY.
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Is. INTERNALREvENUF.
Third Collection District.
1866. .EHHH0F Fares 1866.

y pursuance q the provisions Of Sec - Of the
I Excise Law. notice is hereby given that appeals
viii le received and determined, relative 70 any
erroneous excessive valuations, assessments. or
enumcrati0r hy the Assessor or ssstaut Asses
return co IN the annual list, embracing incomes for
i-h5. Licenses from Nay lst, 500. and articles
umcrdt-d in schedule A. As follows. viz a. Bur
liugt Al the Office orc roy e. July 81. -a6. And AZ
the time liked for hearing such appeals as Aforesaid,
tie proceedings Cf the Assessor and Assistant As
sessurs aul the annual list taken and returned hy
the Assistant Assessors, will he submitted o. the
inspection cd any an all persons Who may apply
FIR that purpose And at appeals 90 the Assessor,
A. aiO esaId, MUST be made in writing and filed
With the As sta 1T Assessors on or before the Gay
fixed for hearing appeals, and MUST specify the
particular cause, matter or thing, respecting which
a decision is requested, and must, moreover, state
the ground q principle of error complained Of
HENRY G. ADAMS Assessor.
East All ur-h, June ID, ist6.-daw2W
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Have saved more than jO,00l persons from death,
Tor they cure in single day, Cholera, Dl.eLtery,
all summer Complaint Fever ant hgac, and
Neuralgia. Also, sure cure ior piptleria. C'ush
md Rhemu;ism. Al Druggists Cd! them.
ORRIN SIMMER 8 Co, Proprietors
Sgriu. Gc.d Mass
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Sw EET OPOPONAX.
A natire flower from Mcricn-

&. L. SMITH & cos NEW PERFUME.
This Is a rare and exquisite Perfume "a surpasg-
ing in is rich and delicious odor, anything that
has yet been offered 10 the public, either Imported
OF otherwise. IL Is rendered by its splendid quai-
ties delightful Extract for the Handkerchief aud
Is confidently recommended as the Ne Plus Ultra
o. fashionable Perfumery Nature could Eot piO-
duce richer gem or ehoicer perfume.
y. n. SMITH, a co. Perfumers NeH Ynrk
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Cholera, Dyntery, COugse hs, Colds, and
rheumatism are quickly cured by AMERICAN
LIFE ROPS
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iIltA, June 10.
= mob early this morning burned the
house Of the notorious LOOMS gang gt san
geTsheid, strung up PUN Llonis and con-
ledeIate until they Gu. f--gd numerous
crimes, when they took thcn 10 iaii. Tie
lest vl the gang Were given thirty lys 70
leave
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MAKEYOUR OWN SOAP.
b. Saving and Using your waste Grease.
Buy one Box Of the Penn'a ALT ManuflcturinsCo.f
S.EPO.I'EFFER.
Patents Of LIST and sth, Feb, is5e)
CoNCEyTRATEDLYE!

COM l. v X \ /. ID l. l.
Itwsll maks 10 POUNDS Of excellent Hard Soap,
or . G ALLONS Of the very best Soft Soap, for
only about IS CENTS Directions on each box
For sale at all Drug and Grocery Stores
Directions.
Put one OK Of Saponifer into three gallons Of
ra,er noek of the end and let the box boil until
# emptes itself, then take out the box) add four
and half pounds Of fat, and let it boil hours and
"a minutes. Then add a small half pint of salt,
and let it continue boiling IS minutes longer, when
Won add half gallon Of hot water and let 1t come
"a n boil. Pour small tunblerful Of cold water
into a tub or box to wet IT round the sides, then
.,n.v III. soap in to stand all night, and cut 1t
in bars in the morning
Soft Soap.
Made in the same way, with the exception oil
adding afeen gallons Of water and no salt. M
sou ..,dn IN iror kettle.
Mar e-dsvsno'
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This work .a- -cuiai humoT, tender path. start
lin. interest ans attractive beauty stand peerless
AID alone amur-all It's competitor. The Valiant
aud Brave hearted, the Picturesque ani b-aultic,
the Witty and Marvellous. the tender llt stletici
tie Roll oI Fave all et.r', Camp, ficsct, sly.
Wondered Escapes, Famous WORT 1li Deeds %
Woman an the whole Panorama of the Var are
here thrilhngly ana starthu-ly F.fua!el ma
rendering Il tie mot ample, brilliant, aI- rcadi-
Tie tDk that tie war has calCl forth. O4a AGENTS,
teachers ladies disabled soldiers energetic tuug
men and an iu iut OF pr,lt4'l- employ uelt,
find this the best chance 20 make money eter yet
ofered send fr c Tcular- and see UuT terms, Ad-
dress NE,t ENGLAND ~ BLiSuiNG co
ID PuortN iuiltia-.. Boston. Mass.
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NnRNIAL NIIsIC sCHnnL

O-iels-urgh, n Y.
p-s-..,., tW.P. P1aE.Ss, Boston, Mass.
IN U. PEE, lSs, Springfield Mass
Assistant, I.E PEgStys. Pi1rat and Basso.
V'HE THIRD Annual Term Of ali. succe ssfui
l School viii begin " d. ay, July @. 6s and
continue six weeks thorough systematic, PRO-
-r.ssive ami practical course instruction gwen
10 al department Tuition iu Normal Ceparttn-u
81. -reat-r amount oi Instruction is gwen for
the Tuition than no ANY other Music school.
Boarding. phases can hc secured ami Pianos rented
in advance no rcas Hushle rates hy GGlrtssia-
J. $. HOWARD gel. O-iers-u--h, y. Y. and for
further pa.tieulir- address. Il. = PERKINS.
Spr!u-i-It Mas.
June i2-dtwIw-
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GMokE BURNING Tho solartyUe. Patented
- l-sf This Invention Is apply cable % al inds
OF stoves furnaces, and engines consumes the smoke
and gases 81 soft and hard coal, and saves from
thirty 70 City per cent Of fuel. Tor stats or Coun
y Rights apply g. the Pa-entee, j. c. COCHRANE
Rochester, g. Y.
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SMALL BEER
F0R ONLY
4 CENT a QUART
BUY McKELLAR'S
Patent Beer Ponder,

Five kinds davoring- Lemon, ssEaparilll,
Checserherry, Hop ana Spruce. No Beer made
that can compare with il. Rich, SPARKLING Deli
cious. ANY one cen make it. Farmers, families,
variety stores should use IT,
PERSON MOVES, q India 81. Boston, Whole ale
: gent. Sold bY all Dealers.
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= = y \. T T 7 Z 7 { = p = J =
STATE Ut NEhAONT. ur II .lali..e the
District Of thitJouden, SIS / roha.eC U. tfir The
District OF ChitieuGcu.
To all persons interested in tho estate Of Doct1r
ceased.
GEEEriNe-
WHEREAS, said Court hath asst zuct the Ilth Gay
% July next for the settlement a tie alaLl-Jra-
tiun account Uf tie gCmiu.-trHf.f- q The
,s-t3 Of said deco .sed, and ord Iei that
Luiuc MOI &c theIt,I Re gwen Gel i,.-
SOFAS Interested IN salu estate, b publishing tuIs
urier three weeks success wells previous utHe day
assigned, IN the iuriingt Free rIU.s pr lteu IN
burilL gtuu, in said District.
iHEE1FUFE, Gu are hereby uCthcc % appear
az the Probate Jturt Rooms, ia UUrllu-t Hn. ' n
the day assigned, tn ana there % c,utvst the
allowance - card account, u on au-e.
Given under ny b tnu, THIS 18Th Gay q June AID
1876.
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DDARD's
CHOLERA SPECIFIC :
sure Preventive and cure for
e. HI OIL r. x q.

Cholera MOrbuS, DIarrhlea, Dysentcry.
summer Complaints, Pain in the
Stomach and Bowels, &c.
Its action is Immediate and eeaciousa and has been
used by thousands since the Cholera Season
1919. Physicians use and recommend it. All al
nit it to he the Ecst Compound known for tie
Complaints for Shich it is designed.
sToDDARD & BURTON, Pfopretors, Troy, ny.
For sale BY all D-i--istsaal DcaIers in Nedi-
ines.
April I- ,lsv6rn
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lone or two men IN Burlington and vicinity, who
have lost an arm or leg, 70 engage in the light and
profitable husiness % selling u. Wadsworth's Water
PROOF Arnica Healing Plaster. sales rauid and
profits large. Sample end all inform ton sent fir
- cents. Address 4. r. BELCHER Philadelphia,
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MARRIAGE AND CFLIBACY An esstv ~
VI warning and instruction for young men. Al
50, Diseases and Abuses which prernaturclv mos.
trate the vital powers, with sure means % RELIEF
sent free Of charge in scaled letter envelopes
address pr. J. ekILLIN HOUGErON, Howard
Association, PhilaGelphia. Pa.
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SNIOLANDER'S EXTRACT BTCKJ
Cure. Kidney Disease.
SNIOLANDEB's EXTRACT ByCBJ
Cu5e- Ehcumlt.rm.
SNOLANDER's EXTRACT ia ChJ
Cu.es Urinary Diseases.
sNOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cuc. Grisc'.
SNOLANDER's EXTRACT BTCKJ
Cures St-i-tuTr.
The BEST Fluid Extract ErCkr now before tie
public q, SUOL4YDFR>. Fa-a-i disease. Above
a,.l flr WE4ENESS and PINS ~ TIE FaCE,
FEulLE COMPLAINTS. anl i...r sr. arising
from ENeE>,ES o. Ivy KIyD. it O. is-ie-ily
~ ar fBLE. For sale iy al al. tacearies eve
-ysicry PRICE oNE HOLLfR TN ~ t
TfhF so OTHEE.
DuELEeH R,oEE-. Wholesale Il--s.... 81
Hl-oyer street.. Boston. G,re-ai '-e-ts.
Irr d. i---w.F.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08
VOLUME XIV.

but notwithstanding all possible exertions Of the
tiremen and citizens generally, spread through al
most two entire squares of buildings, which in
the course of q couple Of hours were thus laid in
ashes. Had not Just then a strong north wind
ceased from blowing, there cannot be doubt but
what much greater calamity would have ensued,
As it was, the loss in the destruction Of buildings
was quite considerable, though greater part of
the more valuable properties had been insured,
mostly in the English Phpnix Fire Insurance Com
pany Of London, of which company the late
Richard Relf, cashier Of the State Bank Of Louis
lana, was for number of years the authorized
agent. Since these remote times, the fires in our
city have beoomemuch more frequent; but thanks
10 our efficient fire brigade the damages occasoned
by these calamites become eventually more and
more ercumscribed
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

The pending treaty with the Indians at Fort La
ramie promises to be an interesting affair. About
25,oO9 Of the Indians Gre now there, and though
their condition is that Of exposure and desttution
the chiefs of the Cheyennes and Arrappahoes ex-
hibit their traditionary independence and insist
that their buffalo hezding grounds must be CON
ceded to them, as they will no.stpuiate for peace
1t is thought that the commissioners will encoun-
Ter considerable difficulty in efectng satisfactory
treaty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

GREAT SOUTH IAN. AND WESTERN FIRE, MARINE
AND ACCIDENT IL SgRANoE CoMrANY,-We invite
the attention of me Tehants, business men and the
public generally to the card of this company,
which will be found in another column of the
CRESCENT, this morning. With an ample capital
and one of the most able directories ever chosen
by any institution, this CT tmPany now enters the
lists for share of patrona we in all the branches
ofinsurance, and it requires Vo prophet to predict
for it prosperoug career.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08
NUMBER 254.

pots 81 So Bacon, shoulders 1l3c.; clear sides
l95c- Lard &c. Whisky 81 %.
|lsolSNATI, ~ June Flour unchanged Whisky
y @ 4'' bnlk meats active at I361lGc. Bacon Il4
@l'4c. Groceries unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, June Flour buoysnt at 81 liza
~ 3D. Wheat firm high grades better. Corn 81
20 ioc' oats lower at 4l@49. Bacon active and
unchanged Mess pork and lard steady. Wbfssv
50 a. '''''S "Hi7Ay
Y1cKsBURG, June 7.-Passed Ro.b - IN, >,
River falling.
[From Yesterdays Evening Papsrsl
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The President snots n.
night at the opening Of the fair for the benefit of
the widows and orphans of sailors and soldiers.
He said he spoke not to the fancy but 10 the
heart. None more than himself could feel for the
orphan, and his cause should ever enlist his moral
and pecuniary aid, it mattersd not whether they
were the children Of Northern or Southern sol
diers They were equally entitled to sympathy:
their fathers were foes on the battle field but now
restqmetly side by side. 1t was our duty TO for,
get the past which led to these troubles and in.
cuicate better and more patriotic spirit in our
future. The remarks of the President were most
c)nFersatiye in character, and delivered with great
feeling, He was highly applaudad.
Senators Wilson and Lane, General Banks and
others spoke.
WAsHISGToN, June 6,--By direction of the
PRESIDENT the military departments of Tennessee
an ana Kentucky have been discontinued, and those
States constitute department, Gen. Sherman
commanding; The district commanders are JEFF.
q Davis for Kentucky. and Brig. Gen. G. b. Fisk
for Tennessee. The two last named are also con
tituted assistant commissioners of the freedmen's
bureau.
Thad. Stevens has been indisposed for several
days and is quite ill tonight, with physical pros
AUGUSTA, June 5.--A tornado passed over the
city and vicinity between l and 3 O'Clock this
evening, accompanied by heavy rains and thun.
der storm At Hamburg, S. G., the schoolhouse
was destroyed, killing seven children and wounding
nine. The crops are supposed to be seriously
damaged by the heavy hail storm and incessant
rains of the past two days.
sT. ALBANs, June 7.-Gen. Sweeny was arrested
last night in bed at the hotel. He made no re-
sistance. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY IN NEW York.
We direct Che attention of our contemporaries of
the Southern press to the card of Mr.. H. NJ.
Thompson, general advertising agent, No. IA
Wall street, New York, Besides being the agent
of the CRESCENT Mr.. Thompson attends to the
nteres Is of several of the most respectable papers
of the South, and is efficient in the discharge of
his dutiesg ana in every way reliable. From
long perso val acquaintance, we have no hesitancy
in fully end, 1rsing him. and we hope that our con-
temporaries in the South will unite in employing
his services as he will do them justice at all times
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

There are fifteen iron clads no " in progress of
construction; three of them in N 'ew York, three
at atCmcinnat two each, at St. Louis and Pittsburg,
and one each at Portsmouth, Philaa 'elphia, Ken.
sington and Brownsville, Pa.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

Messrs. Walton L Deslonde sell at the DTer-
chants and Auctioners' Exchange, on Saturday
June 9Th very valuable and eligibly located prop
critics, comprising three lots Carondelet street,
at and near the corner of Union street, a double
three sEoy brick store on Magazine street, near
Poydras street, three large and deep lots of ground
with the substantial improvements thereon, oppo-
site Lafayette square, formerly the Bank of New
Orleans and afterwards used as the office of the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road. Several other lots will also be sold by the
same auctioneers, situated respectively oa Howard,
Grayier and Freret streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

The Charleston Courier remarks of one district
of South Carolina, that it contains more than
forty mills in operation, large cotton factory
at Tancluse, one at Graniteyille, porcelain fac.
tory at Koalin, paper mill at Bath while another
cotton factory is building which will accommodate
thousand looms. All of these factories are
worked in an area of twelve square miles.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

AccEPTABLB.-Messrs. John w. Norris & Co.
have our thanks for a box of Red Jacket Bitters,
with which they complmented US few days ago
Since receiving them we have tried Red Jacket
morning, noon and night, with pleasure and benefit,
nnd are therefore not surprised at its immense
Messrs John W. Norris & Co. are
the agents for this celebrated article
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

The friends and relatives of prisoners of war
who died at Camp Douglas, H., can obtain infor-
nation in regard to date OF DEATH disease number
of grave, etc., or can have the remains dsnterred
and sent home by addressing E. S, Jordan, post
office box, 2625, Chicago, III,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

The Paris correspondent of the Mobile Times
says that Mile Granzou, the Russian danseuse,
who has been 50 long announced as one of the
best dancers Of the north has at last come out at
the opera, in the charming ballet of q GtseRe os
les Wills" She is all our fancy painted her, and
perhaps since the time of the famous Marie Tag
lioni, no dancer has gone through the unnatural
dance of the ballet with more grace and deceney.
We have seen the most celebrated dancers of
modern tmes-Davernay Mrs. Lyme Stephens)
Carlotta Gris, Fanny Ellsler, Cerite Femares and
many Others but the Russian balerini outdoes
them all.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

GIBsoN's BRIGADE RELIEF Association, This
organization will meet at the City Hall tomorrow
evening at o'clock, and all former members of
the brigade are invited to attend. See call pub
lshei in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

On the 2oth of June next ensuing, the eighteen
hundredth anniversary of st. Peters death is to
be conmemorated at Rome. On that occasion all
the bishops in Christendom are said to be sum
moned to assemble in Rome, where a grand cee-
bration is to take place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

A United States soldier, while racing his horse
through the streets of Richmond, Va. struck his
head against tree, breaking his neck.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

Within the last twenty-five years upwards of
fifty churches have been erected in Western New
York by English Catholics, at their own private
cost, exclusive of churches erected by the sub
scriptions of the congregations.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

The Utica Herald learns that the Trevor
Scholarship of Madison University has been
filled, and the donors have added s1O0OO so that
number of free scholarships remain to be filed
next year by soldiers who have not means suf-
fcient to prosecute their studies also that within
the past two years one gentlemen has given the
university $50 900, and another $4,000.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

Some Englishmen tried to introduce modern
cane sugar mill into China, but were defeated by
the jealousy Of the Celestials. The Chinese ex-
press the juice by passing the cane between two
upright granite rollers, which are kept in position
soIaIv hv THAR r-aEob+
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-08

F;f,r clerks were dismissed from the treasury
den itment at Washington on the 10th ult,, on The
-ounds of incompetency. The special Of the
st. Louis Democrat trsdieal) says it was done not
because they were incomp etent, but because they
opposed tie policy of the President.