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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-16

IS. H1Eh'.,'...'.',..'...'....' hihh
No. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches Silver and Plated Ware.
SOLE FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches in Hunting Cases. diamond mounteo ard
engraved best makers; rich Sets Bracelets rms and Ear
rings in Diamond. Amethyst Coral Onyx and EtruscAn Gd,
Is karat Gold Guard Chains latest patterns Sieve
Buttons and Studs every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Pins various designs; Silver AID
Plated Sets Table and Forks and Spoons Cups Gobhts,
Napkin Rings Casters Pocket and Table Cutlery kst
makers and superior quality
Clocks,
Office and Mantle in Bronze, Marble and Wood
Spectaeles,
Gold Silver Steel and Shell mounted
The particular OF those needing helps to read is
respectfully solicited brazilian Pebbles the test
only glasses should be used New Pebbles ress in
frames attention paid repairing Watches and
Jewelry, the best workmsp being employed
Remember, 20 CAMP STREET, under the City Hotel.
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CHRONIC DISEASES,
the most lucrative Medical Practice the South has a
consented to allow several of his esteemed remedies to bs
prepared and sold as proprietary medicines This
has been engendered by the repeated solicitations of those who
have experienced the benefit of his remarkable professional
skill and by the mposbity of giving especial attention to
each of the written applications him prescriptions
by those whose pecunary CT cunstauce or business habit,
preclude the possibility Of applying in person him.
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GIVE IT A TRIAL.

Price SO cents and 81 per Bottle.
DR. E. B. KNIGHTS, Propretor Ms,rose. Msssacbu.s,ts
DEMAs, BARNES 4 CO., New York.
BARNES, WARD CO., New Orleans.
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a Short Sermon.
By THE OLD MURS HEN.

. There's nine men standn at the dore and
they all sed they'd take shugar in ther'n.'
S!cn, trends and brethrng, was the talk. in a
W0idy cent, wonst commun in this our anslunt
lana hui the dalS IS gone by. and the sans run
dry and no man can say to his nabur hoo art thou,
man, ana will you take emmy more shugar in your
kaughey?
But the wurds of our tex has dfrunt and
more pertcklereer meenin than this. Thar they
stood at the doris on cold winturs mornin. two
Baptiss, and two Methdiss, and five Luthariaus
and the toother one was publikin. And they ali
with one vols sed they wouldn't dirty their feet in
dram shop but if the publikiu would 90 in and
git the drinks they would pay for EN-. And they
al! cried out and every man sed, 'I'll take mine
with shugar-ior it wont feel good to drink the
sun without sweetnn:" So the publican he
marched r.; in and the barkeeper sed, " What want
Fe = and he answered and sed /" A drink
" How will you have it," Plane and strate,"
says he, for it amt no use wastin shugar to cir.
cumsalivate akafortis. But there's nine more
shugar in ther'n.
Friends and breethring, it amt only the likker OF
sperits that is drunk in this roundabout and NJ.
derhandid way, but its the likker of all sorts
81 human Wlckedns in like manner Thars the
hkker OF MALLS that menny Nv you drinks to the
dregs but yure sure to sweeten it with the shugar
OF standardization. Thars the likker of ayariss
that sum keeps behind the curtin for constant use
but they always has it well MKT with the sweetin
Nv prudens and ekonimy. Thars the likker of self
lqv that sum men drinks by the gallon, but thay
always puts it in lots Nv the shugar nv take keer
No: |. And lastly, thars the likker Nv extorshup
which the man sweetens accoadin to surkum-
stances. If he's in the -four line, he'll saw the
the pore, be better off eating korn bred if he s
N the cloth line, wy its good thing to larn em to
make their cloth at home; if he's in the lether
inc, it'll larn em the needcessity of takin' better
heer oy thoos. " And there's nine more standin
It the dore, and they all sed they'd take shugar in
thern.n -
But trends and breethring thar's time comm
and place fxin, where thar'll be no standin at
The dore' to call for shugar in ther'n." But
they'll have to go rite in and take the drink square
up to the 'front.' and the bar-keeperl be old Saltun
and no boldly else; and he'll give 'em shugar in |
Lher'n, you'd better believe it, and it'll be shu
gar led and red hot led at that as sure as your
names Conshunce dodger. And you'll be entitled |
70 your rashuns three times day If not more fire..
luentiier, and if you don't like it you'll have to
Jump it, and so may the old Nick close down upon
all your silk palaverin around the plane ole pools
81 5rotherly luy, and ginrosity, and Teller feeln
and fare play Amen. 'H
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DIR, LAROOKAH'S

Cures Coughs Colds whooping Cough Group Asthma, Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis, Pain in the Side Night sweats,
Hoarseness, to which Public Speakers and Singers
are liable. Consumption in its early stages
and all Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
Endorsed by the highest medical authority, cergymen
every authors editors professors in our varop
colleges and by many of our most emnea. pnhGc men,
aiming opium. it is adapted every age and NAV
be used without fear of the dangerous results which follow the
many of the Cough Preparations of which opium and
ipecac the base
Letter from Hon G. W. Gooch, Member of Congress from
Massachusetts,
DR. z. R. KNIGHTs-Dsar sir-I have used Dr. ta,oo
kahs Syrup in family for six years. and have found it nm
excellent remedy for Coughs Colds Sore Throat and all Con
sumptve Complaints ETC. have recommended n An s.rsr
friends who have received great benefit from Its uss
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DIR. Samuel Gilbert's PreparatIon.
CHRONIC DISEASES,

DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT. celebrated as having had. 70
the last twenty five years, in the treatment of
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May rest assured that the manufacturers spare neither pains
nor expense in the preparation of these They
made of the very best medicines known highly co ncen
trated FORM upon strictly scientific principles
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Price, 81 90 per Bottle.

Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by
Dr. E. R. KNIGHTS, CHEMIST, MELROsE MASS.
DIR. LAROOKAH'S
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MISCELLANEOUS.
- UFTS IL. RHODES.

McQTOID, MEHLR a CO.
49, JAMES MeQuoID, CHRIS. MEHLE H. INBAU,
J. T. AYcoCK, JOE GiTzINGERJ
Successors to G. Wilkin 4 Col
Al NJ > r C II ANTS,
-FoR THE Of
cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
STOCK LANDING,
fty IF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

n tbs uted States District Court Judge Bene-
Get psssdiss Mr. Ethan Allen. Assistant United State.
bsa,o Attorney and said that became his task
ss,ouu,s What already been announced Throughout the
ssaoa IA zen Winfield Scott had ceased to live OF hs
srvicss IA detail II not necessary for here TO speak
cOmneniary upon his deeds expressed by the
p,M Wellington whose expression has passed among
OF household words that Scott the greatest CAPTAIN Of
y. s<s lie died the period Of fosrscors years 6ean
o, ts care. long cventf lie and rich be in the
,,vta on eouuryne that his aurel weighed ban down
d audef Ibis double burden be length IN the language
snlon dropped like ripe fruit into bis mothers ZAP lie
ss benefit 81 bis deeds 70 h country bis fame o. ne
Ilss .od hs name history The that ire
f.s.ss past forever viii claim the name ~ Wnn ID
seo.t move that ths Court In respect 20 his EsHoft Cd
fgra o saturday.
Mr. Malcolm Csmyb bell seconded she motion.
rs Coutt aid IN order % testfy the respect Which q =
rssrs Ia, 10 common with the whole community fof TIE
S.o-y u Gen accom-, Of his great services he
e,a,t poton And be great ability in al public AFFAIR." et
y. e BE- entered that the Court stand adjourned
"a A. 4 "A.
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A "s,riLery seat .. u. P~.ise.uary.

John Parker, ship carpenter, now on the strike, -
tried Yesterday morning the Special Session, charged
piih ssssuiting William IT, Brown. and conviction
Mr waterbury ship builder foot Of Stanton msnae.d
ship carpenters different ps
that hsi struck and again resumed business Tie
striker unabs the that had taken their places
knock on by persuasion and reason. r'sorted
compel them Mr.. Waterbury. several
had forced the strikers out Of his yard but Tues
day a week Of not less than Q hundrsd-One wit
said there might be thodsandheadsd by Parker shon
the uorknen Lay Up them tools lay ~ them tools
The complainant Brown, engaged st aud
tnusd his work Parker vent him aad sked fbe
going knock Of ssd replying In the negative
said be would make him knock or and he spohs hs Lit him
powerful blow In the face A he attempted ~ get
defend himself Parker .ed large lroa rule and hi him
head The mob then surrounded him AMI he knife
defend himself bat taken from him and he
from every side. Knocked down aud kicked. Sucn
the evidence Upon conviction Judge Bowling
strike for r,ortng 20 violence attain their object
Men lad perfect right form associations adv
interests and keep up their Everything they did by
pssce,ble and PERCUSSION perfectly proper
but they bad right e. ntmiAte and srcs snd
lrnce others into strike Every had rglt T. make
h bars and what be could for his labor and DO
had the tight DO What Parker and bis did
this beat because he would uo' JOIN urke
oaas for the prisoner said this % Cont
b. bal tor the 20 10 this city interested
sirses Judge Dowiug differed With coa-el thought
Nv Il the ~ - woad ths violence Parker aai
h. friend. had done
Tie Court room . "a crowded With the .rise
interested In tho result Of the trisl
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

IA res1lT meeting Of he Open Board Of s,oIk
A... held a. a p m yesterday the following Resolutions
v,,, ss.r.d and unAnimonsy adopted
49,. r Omen ~ siok Brokers' hss ssrsto q ne
Minfsd and uhsreas they osslis,
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49, ~. ..i.,ion tsrrtsy Of Pste Cessi tie
"a. = lei - ii nations honor o. ltfI
$500 s.s render especial honor that vhsr 80
and 10 high places srrsyse iisei sstin
a. brss. s1d tobs pstTo, ssssfdsf 10
sS-. STATE ard fessstHs the tee Of andre
sas bh himself and DIS Gsat inhlsncs g. ~
AS -asy he of her honor lnsolse By cons
w. eel fore a. foes
$780, Tai out u r.spsct his memory this Bead I'll ,te'
Hs..-.. tsaogrs-. day Of hs f4sers
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WEEKLY rRisUSE
N ARRIE

AN>TlCf -FkNSRR-Ou Wr3n-.dsy N.. o -. ssrss~
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Herr, Rector - - iubs. ~ kachesf 70 flofN
dfuslisr Of -, an h. fsrneI or rsu. ton
CARMICHFI -HOSFORD-On edne-tsv N.y ysry 'hrD
~ h. Church the Rev & Pttury de- srnicss-
MARY sd, d. xtrI o. >es ii0sfi s. 81 ibs alp
COfLt-S EtpER-i th y rhursdsy Nr D. is', BY n.
Rev S.nas Bel ~ D. John Coye 80 ~ ~ N"-oPo"~s
Police Department. NJ. Jane Ann Ne>dsr o. Of TIE 80,
FLOWER-WlLITAMs-M ~ Johas Ch1frh mo irs. -
TIM d,s May n. ~ The Rrv. Geo. ? --yin'" 'i-sa y"
fosrT g. Jennie Wll-rs - Hrootlsu.
Dr'roif All Lansing hhh. p,per please copy
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TIE CHOLERA
THE RECENT CASES Is THE CITY
ACTION OF THE BOiEp OF HEALTH.
Fity New Cases from the PtruIan and Union, and
Fourteen Deaths In the Hospital Ship PaIrOn.

The officers Of the Board 81 Health YESTERDAY. took
charge OF the premises No. Cher,t thoroughly di'in
fected them and burned that portion Of the clothing 81
the deceased John Fitzgerald stoh had been soued BY
objections durng hi. iaes II deemed unnecessary 70
hold pos -oer. examination and the BODY accordingly
buried Yesterday Afternoon We nave been able 70
gather few additional fact. concerning the which ara
somes hat interesting.
The deceased arrived in NeH YORK very recently II COM
pany with his family from Missouri and 'l?rns ihe
room IL hich be died In common viii another hmI! On
Tuesdsy he dned boiled nation and some siAbes
and took vsk stopping At one on the numerous
drinking houses Of Fourth wad where he drank sa.,
OF beer Immediately sner bis he taken H. and
at IL O'Clock physician called Who found lin ratefnf
from q violent diarrhes accompanied with .V0llhs ana
cramps and 10 partially collapsed condition Duins the
night and contrary to the advice Of the physician he drank
boiled AT II O'Clock Wednesiay he Was 'iste
again and found In a morband aud at o'clock be died
The circumstances Of bis death 81 sufficient mpinos
u, induce the BOARD OF Health acton related shove
The death will probably be placed upon %" records uncf t'
head Of darrhsa or cholera mohu. bu the fear OF the
spread poison sufficiently great 10 warrant the de''uo
ton those articles Of clothing that had been stained via
the on and objections 81 the deceased The room IN
which he died has been oean.ed and shewashed and for
the sale OF showing the occurred from purely local
caase was sscsusned by careful nqn that none OF 'hs
from the infected ships that have recently aFI
at thu. port we're domic,i The noshborhood what The
beer had to DO with the only d although shs
very pertinent inquiry male aud Of tie physicians
was snxiou. TO know what vas I'm the beer
Concerning the reported from the sIthavs nothing
further va. known last evening by the Health Authorities
A, stated yesterday the woman viii probably recHsr or
she should her death S dosbtles be charged 10 tue
same cause in already related Her premises save
sso beer cIcansed The cases nnmrortant they may
seem are Sufficient the danger that exists and to
urge them to diligence In the business Of preparing
for which violently attacks the weak and onarued
We give beow the laes, intelligence from QusrAaine The
Inoi. which tho city with the oon'sssesnts rom
N. Virginia IA not In ,uIiton 10 be retained To the Lower
Bay and will for rcpaf. In the mean time there are
bot two huk there and well Of course oontaed to
the qoaitc. 10 which disease originated when tbs state
Of Afsirs be nen3ed have a. present 81 d.
erminng permitted that he authorities are
MT Idle % proper accomo-iion Al arann.
well person. from Infected ship Is fly Gnfer'iooi aud
an saly deprecated
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Cseper tsien e.
..-cn,.mcnt Ra.r,l.s,.

... a.ic.tA VI the AuA.a4 C0n.ncul clleL., Vi u Q
Cooper UnoE r the VI Science AID AT
held The large hs Of the Institute last evening Probably
So 1rge attend aes assembled ~ similar enir' in
meat IN the ssme bahing Tie githerlhS vas ,,N %"
hst respectable ades and gentleman tie mdef So beng
predominant Mr.. Peer cooper piOsenllo' ana ~
m .erc,.e which Of pleasing and inter
esiias character Amous toe NOS .npoI'al' Ts,, 80
mentioned cone additional courses TO DC 1 ssg,
added to the regular Of Instruction @ h
proporronste Of expenditure The lresentation OF
the Cooper Union medal to Miss RosAlnds Palmer 20.
also another feature Of the ThePreuia
ton OF an pr,s of t In gold founded BY FedeIes
Humpheys and Ms Gibbons being the receive
the prize The following constituted the regular order OF
oTehss'f'
Choral, "Jeri.a.m Ny Iioae
Orphron oAOr. Glass.
E.-y what'oe'e' ts,ns are t,as Mss h'''d' f''-'
Anthem ct Oar P...o's" tsa soprano aid Tener o..,
Nj. Vii M lockwood. sud orpheOni't.
Es.Diss OF rus AysUM RKroHr ,,.,.
r,...ou Dc co @:1 Hs Neal to Road. u
b.I1 fsiss.oa .nI HsJv.id Ny,. Graduating c.''of
r.sn.os OF tn. sl,y Dollar. cold founded
By F1~erics Lane TO Nj. Lime B. Humphrey;
,,,,. uo,.in. Conductor OF orpheon Ca..
IN. following awards been made to the pupils Of The
Female School Of Art 80
observation-disclosures. Linss Dssgnins Alice pon.vy Draw
nm nd Drawing ana slsibg
= -.ut U,~ari SOPHIE Neel, Lam Neey Ptf ug al
Lac a. Pboo.arh. First lass Eufls De Ryts Ptrts Pom
Lie and GOD lie, rA Daley Nrrs I, nv
GsvrvcArrs-Crsvon psvtug I'D Psftus In MIA la hpn
lie nr.t lucy Gibbons nrssE from Cast md Le hfs'
r,.s Fmfr. Naynka Cs l. sisfnx Lili. Humphrey Laura
Moersor. Sarah 7. Onfertoak Aicr PFht
storsr Painting S,i Life I'D Photograph. nl't class ten l.
Valley Cast hr.tclsss HeImine Orsbsn Adele lot
s.r, Ayord Bfg Marta besch sarah b. Mo'of
Lre ~ Due, Mr.. 7 Ciemens Mary J.s'on
Mary D-vo- Fsnny Lane second css Charlotte bo-e
Raj. K N-lls Die estt May Pn.hsii ppsiHshom
Cast and fssns Margaret Ferrei Drs~iu ron SIN
Life. Crayon Pastel, Louise FlsJi Drssns from >uh
~. hr.t eIs. w. Baldwin, HaFrie, EDDY
M.r.,ret n Hstehinson. Hudson. Alice Led-ard
Hot hnson Mary Robnon, Ltrs Nsniyt
Nellie Dousas trsre PsBtnF from IA Lii-F
-Ausa Ludlow. hen White I1hnson fsuuy BoEAfiu
Anna Hutson Psiniar IN ter C1ors p
-Emiy Hcheok Annie 4. NoSrl, Fanny Poub. Second
VI sherman ia NJ Pnehenlng Locy RugEe Maggie
P.nin. Water Co3r. Ii biography Glass;
Jsiison Engraving Wooc-Firs' CassMs. Mary
Mo. FANNIE k-tchsm Miss sar.h r. Denroche hss b.
Mis-. Laura Bower Ms Fannie A.
Chsl-i,s Ne. Lo.a snse Ms Mary Jsot A.' Annst Nov
- M. Adsine hecAsu. foL Honorable hsaton-Mi.. Lsia
ri. CoAn Ms Lucia A. Payne. Second Cl4s.
Ahe. S~aie Loui.a A. hesol Anuis At'hcson
DsssHvivs HoSoEAsLs MxsrosNvt LAYING st,ended en-
su May HeBdsr,ou sophie Toe. Grins sus Nelson
Whle. ha.- Coot, Nellie Tn Mary
N,n Werner Abh Beer. Mary Dor Jni, Fuller Fslny
spark. mary Williams. M.fv D.nisls. Anne p. Wight Helen b
ries Mary Bf.da- S.sn Mofssu, CsrOins sOpsf. Aman
Sos i.nxF ssn0 "
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meeuss Of the heard Of Health fer Jersey City

Tho first regular meeting OF the Board of Health
for Jersey City since It. organization -m hsd las, evening
Pre.snt-Georgs Cater President and DR. Theodore X
vanet Abssnt-Aldormsn Gsddia President Cutter stated
that the necessary books blanks had been ordered
would be ready for oday Chief Of Police ArMsnus In
respon,e to Botfoson had detailed policeman each
Ward to at temporarily Health Inspeoior The clert
q Gltysor stated that the whole uumbr q nu.ances 70.
ported Of which he had notified IS perous sbats
and that bat nuisance hsd been ahaed The
number Of pusnoe- reported fro the sixth ward Dr
varck suggested that the Inspector BE- directed to Wait Essex
and Greene SUSSEX e. nom fecne 10 Hudson ct also
Of the block bounded by Greene Morris Hudson
aud SasseI lie ssi be did there
hhy ostY than this IN The CITY The Doctor also suggested
that The Common Council Should require garbage carts To
around daily instead OF twice present President
Cutter stated that fof the present he intended b. vs the
localities where instances srs comp Aimed Of and zee that
ihey are pTou.tly sbsiei
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ToL,ro MAJ II Flour duh Wheat ste.iy ..lss 81 od
Amber Michigan At o. 81 New y s3 New "hitsC ~
No. MlWaukee ~ Corn unchanged Oats steady. Lake
CrScNSArt MAY u Floor and wheat dull WHISKY firm
at bond Provisions quiet and unchanged Lad &c.
PmrAnriPar, May Flour quisti .up.rhn. tasf %:
TItr.. $3.50 wheat hrmi spring o. % Pennsylvania
sp-ug o. 5oa 81 % White UNCHANGED. Rye advanced TO
81 Corn lrm at scc Cotton steady VI Odflc MAsAy
steady ohio o. -. PennsylVanA 81 25at2 70.
BUrALO May 3l.Flonr and Wheat quiet. Corn IN mode
rate demand for No Mixed Oats sales 81 oO bush
No Chicago. at .Jic. OtbeI grams nominal fork quiet
aud firm At t1 Lard 2lic WAi.ky inactive Canal fregLs
to New iork-Corn. ~ iSei 10 AbanJ-Core. Toe Re
oeips-four. l9S bbs Wheat - ~ BUSH Corn. 1917
bush Oats. ~ ~ bush
OswroO MAY JI-Flour steady At 90 % for No. Spring
or for Rcd Water tl5br Double Hura Wheat dul.
sale. isht No milwaukee, Club ats! o hold higher this
morning Corn 10 for No Illinois Oats held At 3lo for
Western. Canal frsishts steady Flour 1se Wheat Die
BALImosk May sl.--FDur firm Western EI,rs Spring
Oh - Wheat dull and scarce. Corn steady yellow VI
quet Coffee dull Rio iei 800 gold WHISKY dull aud
scarce, western o. 2st ssa ~
iaItc.i sale. at Oh 6Hsti s. for No. l. and Of ios
81 ii Tor No Cora duh SO for No. and $40 or No
O'ts dan at faguc for No l. and y,ayic for ~ .
Freight, dali sni declined 2tc. Corn isal2ie
TO hsf.lo o., Reosipi,. 1000 ,i es, ti91r 5000
90 bbs Flour. lo 0o bush. Wheat 42 900 bush.
oswroo MAY 5-Fiour sctv. and steady sales 400
Double Extra Wheat lover sales last night TO- 200
No Mlwauiie Cub, 2o5 today higher prices asked.
but closed quiet and nomlnay lower sales Is 900 No Ill
&c Oats held at ~ Isle for Illinois Other grains
9ie. Corr so Oats Sc. to Nes.York LAko imports. 30
Flour 81 wh-st q 90 Corn. Canal EXPORTS 400 Hour
'1ooo wheat so Corn : go Peas .,o,,. -.
So 70, No o.,. qais, :. SOC l.5 No E'o.lp,mle,o
bbis Flour o. 90 bush wheat loOo bush Oats shpmens
- UOu bbls. Flour. ~ 90 bush wheat.