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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-15

Utherfeld Conn. March o, isG3
DR.. w. H. GREGG per s.r. Having seen your adj
Vcrtisomcnt Of Constitution Watoru recommended
for nnanmnton of the Kidneys aud Irritation of the
Bladder, - having suffered for tho past three years,
and tried the skill Of a number Of physicians with
only temporary relief --I was induced 10 try YOUR
medicine procured. one bottle Of your agents at
Hartford, go Moesrs, Ice, sisson g. Co.. and when
had used haf -fsr'7-rJ my surprise found great
change in my health. have used two bottles OF 1t,
and am where / never expected TO be in my life
well and IN good spirits. ! cannot express my graft.
tude for IL; fca that q IS an md more than YOU
recommend IL 90 be. May The blessing Of God ever
attend you in your abors OF love,
You're, truly,
LEONARD 8. BIGLOw.
roR SAIL nY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE, 81.
CONSTITUTION cArHARuc IFE Pills.
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cossrrugoy cAruAHrc urr PILLS.
PRICE 20 crSrs rrH HoX.
rIcE 20 crNrs TER RoN
PRICE % clNrs rrR Box.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-15
TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE!

WHrriNo rtfr rbtIs u.e mos. pfuhno cause Of dis
ease and death known 20 humanity Il Is almost sure
90 bring on cold and colds, neglected and often when
not neglected, lead 10 fvers TO coughs and 60 faa
consumpuons isin recognition Of his truth thai the
inventive talent Of the county has for years been devil
sing sonc method OF attempting 20 devise It, for Keep
ug e feet dry. and yet that should not give ncunven-
fence 20 the vearer. Rubber shoes in one form o.
auothet, have hitherto been our reliance but IL 10 we'll
known, n. among their many evils that while they keep
the fcet dry from external moisture, they sweat them
over much aud by thus inducing an undue tenderness
Increase susccpt biiy 90 colds rather Tran Otherwise
They are also csnutromc % the feet, and wthal are
eery expensive The demand is ior something that sha
make the ordinary Boot and shoe impeVioui to water
without affecting their eIesance OF duaouy, anu, 10 pos
sbie wtuo adding seusibly 10 the cost OF their
houre these u will De conceded, ,re most Important
faturcs aud we nscentiousi affirm hat they ab
snufcy attained IN The invention herewith prestnted 90
ME invention c7niists va inserting between the inner
AID outer sole, when the boo is masking thin METAL
icPtArE, exceedingly duo'ie comoiniqg henmiiy sit1
uuphutss light aud every way adapted 90 the end
desired, while the additional expense is merely nominal
hruishes perfect barrier against the admission n
wet or dampuess though the feet may be- exposed ever
so long upon vet pavements or damp ground
10 ladies and children the METALLIC NoLPs WILDE of
ncassule value from their habits NJ life and deli
cacy OF dress they particularly exposed the long
train Of ills that attend upon ninadcquate protection to
the feet
These soes have areidy been tried hy TIE hes, Of an
tests Actual usE and tte testimonials 20 their mets
freely r1ercd ndicat. That hey must be speedily and
universally adopted by he public The Patent Metallic
s1lfd Boots aud sho,s b. ing introduced into the
leading uUot ant Shoe Stores throughout The ni ed
States auo will suppaut ali forms Of ottrsh1es excrpt
possibly Tor deep MUD ", they become known.
Be sure 10 GET them and take nther II your shoe.
maker does not happen 20 have them, he procure
them without difficulty lfhe win not thtn send your
self 20 the inventor dollar and thirty cents and OBJ
tam SIX pair assorted Sizes wh tight 20 use, which will
be promptly forwarded by mail express pre- paid and
which d. made by any shoemaker 10 The country
Agencies will be ,siabishedin every city aud village and
supplied with shoes and rropr eary stamps al schedule
prices and liberal commission allowed on sales AIs5
General Agencies for States appointed application,
with proper testimonials 90 the inventor
SAMUEL J SEELY.
General Depot. corner City Hal Place and Read
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CONSTITUTION Wafer


has proved itself equal to the task that has doyclved
upOn u.
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I,SOO P ,.,5sbSlE Asl ss Y ~ ss ssPc;
scsns Aachings Three new kns. Under upper Tea.
- 90 uh tflal Warranted ave Above
commissions psid The ONLN machines cold 10 Usd stt5s
or lee lhhn so which uJlit deceased BY Hant Hhsslsr
tdtsa 6ser,sS bass. sTssr Co. sad si,lsider Al ON
cntap mathuet are tfrHsmea and sr user are
aoe % arrtst Gss ard iupreaas usated ecuars sent
of Chicago m isiS s6a,a '''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-15

$500 MONTH l-AeENTs wanted nr siI "a
- - tirns nfn artpiss, just out. Address T. GA
hkl, city building, biideflru Me- isd6v6mt
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Our iIiends AZ Mashsld and vicinity are invited 70
eai Il H. FULLEhroNs opposite the Hots., aud ex.
smre Reheiai aisortmentof goods II our osn manu-
aotue hFefy pair ~ which warranted and will be
made good II any defects IN work occar
Also so dsieok Of frst ate sale wurk which will be
old al email profit
n. @. Y. FuILERT on &
Montpelier Nay n l.ss dluN4w
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pr. NOOtr's Anbrrtlsrmrnts
A WAY WITH SPECrACLEs

OLD BYEs MADE NEW. without Spectacle. n.
tor Or Medicine Pamphlet mailed free on reeeie, .
one red postage stamp. Address n. d FoorE. "A Ia
1870 Broadway N Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-15

d RI b Ekr AILh q q Ia.
" 1866 WINTER ARRANGEMRNT 1886
~ a.. .....s.- On ,nd after ondey. Nov. Eth
a. VI aEeai.- 1864, Passenger Trains aillruu 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-15

sroNr rN TIM nt,nnrg, Calculus. GRAVEL, nWcE
DUST DEPOSIT, ASn Nucous oE ,ulEY pis-
outaors >trlH raNAuNG.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
ALMOST A DUEL AT CHATTANooGA-A cores
pendent Of the Chicago Times writes as follows :;

11AAAOoA a OOSb A SEai4AESOOUA-=-iA tOlIGs-
pendent Of the Chicago Times writes as follows
The citizens Of Chattanooga came near being
regaled with duel few days ago between Capt.
James R. Slayton, late of the United States army,
and Lieutenant Col. W. HI. Wade, Of the colored
infantry. It grew out of some remarks made by
Captain slayton about the ineficency of the off
GERS Of the eoored infantry in permitting them to
maltreat white soldier. Colonel Wade heard of
it, surrounded Captain S. with mob of eolored
soldiers and grossly insulted him. Captain s.
challenged Colonel W.. apologized, and then with
drew the apology. Time, place, distance with the
et cdeteraS were all agreed upon. Early next
morning at is o'clock five miles out of town, at
Rose7ille, and all will be adjusted according to the
code. Thus stood the programme at 81 P. NJ,
when Capt Slayton's friend is informed by the
friend of Colonel Wade that towing to reasons of
the greatest Importance it will be Impossible for
Colonel Wade to meet Captain Slayton at the time
appointed" Captain Slayton's friend replied, in
sisting upon playing the affair out according to
programme. Thereupon, Lieutenant Stone, Col.
Wade's friend, announces that having ascertained
that Caption Slayton's friend with whom he,
Lieutenant Stone, has been in conversation and
correspondence is the identical j. r. Hood, of
newspaper notoriety," he declines to have any
thing further to do with the affair. The ridicu
lOusness of this pretence to escape fight can only
be appreciated by those who know the immensely
of Chattanooga and the innumerabty Of the
Hoods in that city. Hood is the conservative
member from Chattanooga who was lately ex-
PEELED from the House for his abominati6n of
Brownlow. Captain Slayton Yentilates the whole
affair.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

GHasD CoNoERr AT THE NEW OrERA HOUSE,
We have to acknowledge reeeiptof complimentary
tickets 70 grand vocal and instrumental concert
to be given at the New Opera House, under the
auspsees Of Madam Flenry Urban, on Thursday
evening next, the 10th inst, Madam Urban will
be assisted by the choicest musical talent now in
the Crescent City, and as she bears the reputation
Of having few equals in tie vocal art, we have no
doubt her concert viii be numerousiy and fash.
ionahlY attended
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

ELECTION h ST. TAxNANY.--A friend At Gov
ington has lvorea US with the following election
returns fro q st. Tammany vi ,, Hozmer IS
elected Gle IL by majority Of Is; NJ Garradine
reelected sheriff by majority Of s Mr. DID, Mar
tee electe "a recorder without opposition; pr Civ
ems elect I'd coroner without opposition, and Boil
var Edw ards Games the parish for district attor-
ney By al majority Of $780,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
.ask any E0E.NsictGae

sas& amy E'hysic5Gm
What is the chief pFedispospg of the many complaints
which deqmate uriuyenie population this The
answer viii be; Worms" Happily remedy, innOsSous
and nfblo has been provided BY science short COURSE
and in soma instances a Single Dose Of @
WINER's CANADIAN VERMIFUGE
Will effect radical Being entirely vegetable, the
Canadian yermugeIs as safe as it is certain
For sale by all Druggists Wholesale and retail and by the
T. W WRIGHT,
Sc Benviile street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

Mayer MosKoE. "A dispatch was yesterday re
eeived from Mayor Monroe, BY his private secre-
Sary, jain III Overall Esq, announcing that he
would return home BY way Of ST. Louis, and that
he expects % get to New Orleans next Sunday,
The lsta.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

WHOLESALE
DRUG GISTS AND IMPORTERS |
Corner Magazine and Gravier Streets,
b6er for SALE All TUE LOWEST RATES, tho
following Goods of direct Importation now landing British
bark Elida and steamships Alabama and Caropla:
Is casks sAlrSODA,
500 kegs BI-CARB SODA
500 boxes French WINDOW GLASS, assorted.
casks Coxs UELATINE.
10 Colslnan's MUSTARD, in glass and tin.
20 gross Lows Brown Windsor SOAP.
French Patent Medicines.
full and complete assortment Of all the popular kinds
ALSO IN STORE!
800 boxes CASTLE SOAP
casks CARB AMMONIA, in bulk
cases GUM sHE11Ac.
=. AssAFGDITA, prime.
OPIUM Turkey.
20 TARTAR1C ACID, English.
100 sacks CLUTCH.
90 bbls, ALUM, lump.
20 j.. ground.
20 bbls. Refined BoRAX, English.
20 CASTOR OIL, MOL. ..
81 kegs EMERY, asserted
100 gross WINES, skies
1000 MS SUGAR LEAD, English
800 o. English CALoMEL.
800 d. o.. BLUE MASS.
500 T.. IoDIDE POTAss, English and French.
1000 ozs, sULPH. QUININE, French
1000 .. p. &W.
On hand full and complete assortment Of the EFFER-
vEsCENT GRANULAR MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS
Nessrs 7, Morson Som and Mr. Bishop, Of London.
Agents for Messrs Bait ey Watt Of London, for the sale
Of their Celebrated PREPARATIONS, full and complete
stock Of which will always keep In store
Together with a full variety Of
FINE ENGLISH CHEMICALS,
English Medicinal Extracts.
}. y. Lindsay,
BARNETT i SHEPARD,
Wholesale GrOcers.N Commission Merchants,
AND DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, ETC.,
No. As Magazine street, opposite st. Jameu
Hotel,
| NEW ORLEANS.
Agents for the celebrated London Jockey Club House Gin
e. Tlton McFarand's Fire and Burglar Proof sGfss
| R9- Advances made consgnments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

The Culpper (Ya.) Observer says that Mrs. Jas.
Keith Taylor the sister Of Chief Justice Marshall,
at a very advanced age, beloved and venerated by
all around is still living, and resides in the lower
end of Fauquier county.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

TIE sTpTcH made BY tie Wilcox Il Gibbs' sew.
ing machines is unexceptionabls, and superior
even to hand sewing being stronger and more
beautiful. Can be seen ct Ne, St Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAY ). 1861

The officers Of he steamer Continental have our
thanks for ST Lo lls papers Of the 3d. and cincin-
matt of the "a.
Many thanks to the officers OF the steamship
Texas for late Galveston papers and other favors
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

STEAMBOAT PENs.-Messrs. Paul ]. Christian &
Co.. those popular and enterprising stationers of
No. 10 Camp street, notify the public through the
columns of the CRESCENT, this morning, that they
have received a lot of the above-naned celebrated
p4aal r,at,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

FRoa TxxAs.-By the steamship Texas, which
arriyed At her wharf at midnight, we have Calves
ooh papers Of Sunday.
The News gives details Of a proposition to es-
tahlish a city railroad in Galveston.
The same paper eongratulates its readers on the
excellent discipline preserved by the military
authorities at Gonzales.
Beyond this We find nothing Of interest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
Order In Relation to Trials by Military
Courts and Commissions.

The following is the order abolishing military
tribunals, as directed by the President;
WAR DEPARTMENT,
. ADUTAST GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, May l, 1865.
General Orders No &c:
Whereas some military commanders are en-
barrassed by doubts as to the operation of the
proclamation of the President, dated the second
day of April, 1866, upon trials by military court
martial and military offenses, to remove such
doubts, it is ordered by the President that
Hereafter, whenever offenses committed by
civilians are to be tried where civil tribunals are in
existence which can try them their cases are not
authorized to be, and will not be, brought before
military court martial or commissions, but will be
committed to the proper civil authorities. This
order is not applicable to camp followers as pro-
vded for under the sixtieth article Of war, or to
contractors and others specified in section sixteen
act of July H. 1862, and sections one and two act
Of March 2, 1868. Persons and ohenses cognizable
by the rules and articles of war, and by the acts
of Congress above cited, will continue to be tried
and punished by military tribunals, as prescribed
by the rules and articles of war and acts of Con
gress.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

STATI0NER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,
Is receiving fine assortment Of
ENGLISH AND FRENCH COMMERCIAL AND PACKET
POST PAPERS,
White and Blue lsd and plain manufactured expressly
this market to which he invites the his customers
and the public generally.
BLANK BOOKS OF every size and style Of ruling and bind
ing, constantly on hand and made to order
COMMERCIAL BLANKS of all kinds on hand and printed
to order in the neatest style
An extensive and complete stock of Office Furnishing Goods
generally including Hoes fine Copying Presses as well as
variety Of cheaper ones, all warranted.
Copying Press Stands, Books Brushes, ETC.. etc.
Foley's superior GOLD PENS.
Fairchild's
STEEL PENS Of all the best manufacturers
WRITING PAPER and BEVELoPs Of all kinds
FLAT PAPERS of all sizes
PRINTING PAPER-2l1sx33 and 3lx4S.
Checks, Notes Drafts, Bills Of Exchange Bill Heads and
Cards printed or Autographed in handsome style.
Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
76........ ..,... Camp Street,
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work or labor communion. Let our readers ex-
cuse this digression we found it indispensable
ia nnburthen ourselves upon this subject one
W ,ich has suggested the most painful reflections
in opr late peregrnations incur city enyirons and
indeed feature which, now that we expect
new start 10 be taken in Tie rural improvements
around our suburban ycinities, has most Unluckly
marred the whole picture, which we had drawn
from our anticipations, upon the arrival of new
immigrants who would aid iii and bring their
modern ideas from over the other side Of the
waters. in order to transform our rural wilds into
fresh garden domains and shrubbery plains. But
what will these immigrants think of us if they
meet with the spectacle which We have just de
tailed?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

ADVERTISING AGENCY. We direct the attention
Of our adgaFtisipg friends to The advertisement Of
hessrsi Wharton 4 sandcliGe, advertising agents,
No lis oommohsteet. This firm is authorized
e make contracts FOR advertising in all the eading
newspapers in the North, Vest South and South
west AZ our merchants undoubtedly would find
i adFantageousto advertise freelygwe hope that
this agency will be patronized extensively.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

Passengers from Galveston per steamship
Texas:
i D Coleman, Miss Kngman, j D Sullivan. A lawson,
Chapman, Mrs Mitehew and son, X Farmer Watson
NJ Moon Henry Ellis. King1nan and lady Marion cling
man, Bowman, GTosmeyer, Pierson Mrs @ L Pearson
Jno Morgan Wade, Jno Freely Hooper, Robinson and
fOur
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

A Coop JOKE ION TENNysoN.-EFelyn, the
agreeable New Orleans correspondent Of the No
bile Register, tells the following aughable Incl
dent which lately happened to the laureate of
England:
Its said that the poet Tennyson lately made a
trip to Paris along with friend who was not an
adept in the French tongue. The day was cold,
and as he passed out the friend endeavored to tell
the waiter to keep fire in the sitting room, where
the poet was, saying; g Ne ldisses pas SOrtjr le
fou.n The waiter who had already observed the
disheVeled hair and phrensied eye of the bard,
took this as a hint, and answered, :" Biell, mon
| sieatr." After little the poet attempted to go
| out for stroll and was stopped by the waiter,
whereupon great conflict ensued, in which the
waiter got the better Of the bard and thrust him
back into the room. He stormed and raved for q
time, but finally settled down to wait the return of
his friend, In the evening the latter came, and
was met by the faithful sentinel at the door. At
| tempting to ask if the FIRE had been kept up, he
said: +" Y-est-il 2eJou 2'' " Al ouj monsieur, "
said the servant, g q a etc e,wdg6, mails dams ct
! moment IL est paiJduement tfdnqtEj1le." The
surprise of the friend can be imagined when he
met tine laureate, and learned the trouble his bat
| French had brought
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
T.. GIQUEL,
CANAL sTEEEr~..4u...1s 1876

1aO...,..n.....C CANAL sTEEET.u..,"..1aG
Being his departure for Europe make his purchasssr
FALL and WINTER GOODS, will from this day offer bis
splendid stock Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS at
great reduction Of prices.
French Printed JACoNETs at % cents.
=. superhne, 40 cents
Irish LINEN, from $40 to $2j piece, 25 yards
Planters LINEN, from 80 to As cents
LINEN sHEET1NGs, all widths
LINEN CHECKS and HAIR CORDS, at 90 cents
Ladies' and Misses Cotton HOSE.
Gents and Boys HOSE and HALF HOSE.
BalbrRgan HOSE and half HOSE
Ladies' aentlemen's, Misses and Boys Gau4e Msrino
SHIRTS.
LIsle Thread HOSE and HALF HOSE
NULL NULL and NA1NsooK, % cents up.
CAMBRIA and JAGoEETs ..
CHECK NAINsooR and JAooNET, Is cents up,
! Ladies' Linen COLLARS and CUFFS
yaencennes and Clerovy LACEs.
81 TULLE for sHAwLs.
Black ALPACA, from IS cents up.
Gents Colored Cambria SHIRTS.
Ladies Linen CHEMIsEs, from $40 to $50.
| BoBINET for BARS, - a dozen.
Bleached and Brown Linen NETTING.
| Summer CLOTHES and DRAPs D'ETE.
! Printed LINEN and LINEN CAMBRIC
Swiss and JAGoNETs, EDGINGs and INsERTINGs,
| etc, etc, etc.
BED TICKING from % cents up
HICKORY STRIPES, e. +.
French and American COTToNADEs.
Besehed and Brown Il sHIRrING, the best at25
GAL1Cos the best, Dansell, Alien, Amoskeag "
| gan and Others at Is cents.
wamsutta PRINTS, at l21S cents, etc, etc,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

last CLEARING @AnE-
j. LEVOIs & co.
Announce the Ladies that previous their departure for
Europe to purchase novelties for the Coming Season. they will
sell
THE CONTENTS
rHErR ENTIRE STOCK
--coMPRIsIys-
FRENCH JACoNETs at 25c., .a...
FRENCH LAWN at s7ssa,
FRENCH ORGANIZES at 5Oc
Making an assortment Of
1000 PIECES,
ALL OF THIS SPRINGS IMPORTATION.
Also
10 CASES
FRENCH GRENADINE BAREGB.
Richly Embroidered in Silk,
AT SOC. YARD.
ALSO
A NEW INVOICE
t. Or
LIN EN- g o. Cd s!
FRENCH AND IRISH MAKES,
WHITE AND ALL ooLoEs,
For Shirts and Dresses,
AT SOC. A YARD.
/ PLAIN WHITE JACoNETs,
cANBRIcs AND NA1NsooKs,
NULL, TARIArANs AND SWISS,
In A, 81 and "a Widths,
AT same prices as before the War.
Ladies assured that every article in the
STOCK Is MARKED DOWN TO SIMILAR PRICES
j, LEyo1s d CO.,
Corner Canal and Bourbon streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
Il Card.

The undersigned having closed his business connection with
the oee Of the True Delta, and connected himself with that
Of the CRESCENT wond respectfully ask from his friends
continuance of liberal support which thoy have hitherto
'-''-S'4 ''"''S' Ai-H' FRANK A. BARTLETT.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
.E'Ottce to PLANNERS.

IN addition to stock Of Dry Goods Boots Sboas and
bats, hRye constantly on hand Large Assortment Of
PLANTATION CLOTHING, from our own mRImiagfSFy IN
this city which is offered at very low prices. -
WALLACE g. CO..
Slocomb Building, "a Canal street
And 81, So and 95 Common street
a = Ill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

Two negro girls, sisters, named Caroline and
Susan Brown residing ID Cooper county, Mo-,
qaartsled about WHO should get the dinner. The
matter vas decided against sasan's doing 50, BY
Caroline Striking her VITA an axe and killing her.
Caroline Is I'll jailHat BopnHille.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

AAusEMENTs TINS EvEsISa-The summer sea-
son Of the Varieties opens tonight with the Ella
Wren Dramatic Combination in 4 EasttAynns, On
tie Elopement.
The Zavistowskis, at the Academy, still delight
in ballet and the numerous other attractions pre-
scented BY the many talented performers Of The
company.
AL the Olympic, \ La somnambula,p Mr.. ant
Mrs. Watkins performing the principal parts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

Tie Dake Protg de AfRddaIoui and the Prince de-
Molitarui had aght ia the streetsof Naples, and
pounded and bruised each other beautifully.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09

VARIETIES TaEATER Beaeft Perforpaaace.-
The performance At the Varieties Theater last
night, for the benefit Of the widow Of Capt. John
II Graber, was attended BY most appreeiatiye
andisnce The comedy Of Honeymoon" was
rendered BIZ the ladies Of the Varieties company,
who 50 kindly volunteered for the occasion and by
ahe gentlemen Of the old Crescent Dramatic Asso
citation, with entire success The afterpiece Of
!" Handy Andy9 was played with great success.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
% r. Y l. o O ID - i,

wTIC,I4 ESAI.E AND RETAIL,
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

bought stnce she Fan in Prices.
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j. LEVOIS & co.

Announce Ladies ha previous their departure for
Europe to purchase novelties for the Coming Season. they will
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n. FitSeUiEEians,

sTATIoNER, PRINTER AND BLANK BOOK
MANUFACTURER,