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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18


Steamship Gen Grant, Holmes, from New York
4 7th inst, to Moulton-2d district
Steamship Mariposa, Howes, from New York, 7th
az inst, to J M Courtenay--2d district
Steamship Lillian, Hildreth, from Lavaca and Gal
weston, to Geo A Fosdick-lst district
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Galveston, 18th
inst. to G Harris-1st district
Steamship Planet, Hallowell, from Mobile, to Per-
kins i Hersey-1st district 18
q s transport steamship Clinton, Talbot, from
Brazos Santiago via Galveston, to US Quarter
master-4th district
Br bark Princess Royal. Grieve, from Shields 15Sh
Feb to master--3d district
Schr Witch of the Wave, Bell, from Galveston,
in ballast, to master-Point
Br schr Planet. Chandler, from Brazos Santiago,
to master-Point
sgss5 TowBoATs. An 5.ia& gfelea=
Julia, Davis, from Mobile, in ballast, to master
Sd district 40 ssq
n ae STEAMBOATS,.
yCotile, Patterson, from Floyd.
Judge Fletcher, Watts, from Camden.
Lafonrche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Monsoon. Heno, from Baton Rouge.
Irene, Hinckley. from Washington.
~ n A Honieyer, Clarke. from Jefferson.
#j Alabama, Boardman. from Shreveport. e.
Henry Ames, Crawford, from st Louis
Alone, Freese, from Point Jefferson. @ss "a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18
Julia, Davis. from Mobile, in ballast to master
Sd district 40 sses 5Fst 9sfaE'


Steamship Raleigh, Walker, from New York, 7th
inst, to Jas Connolly Eco
Bark Eiida @ Bsckm1n, from Liverpool 18th Feb
Ship Bavaria, Smith. from New York, Feb 2sd, to
master .33g II s.t
ship Aiexandria, Ahrenberg, from Pill, Jan 2oth
Ship Ella Garter, from Liverpool, Feb 18th, to
sBr ship Telegraph
Bark Columbia, Muller, from Liverpool, Feb l7th,
Bark Haicyon. Larabee, from Gloucester Oct 2sd,
Y via Nassau March 10th, to Lowell Bailey
At Quarantine.
Steamship Winchester, Gregory, from Havana, to
Brig JAS Davis, Clough, from Cardenas, to master
Schr United States, Newman, from Havana, to
master-with molasses TO h D'Meza
Schr Mais, Hardenburg, from Havana
Schr Ruby, Phillips, from Matanzas, to master
below Waiting Orders.
Br ship Dagmar, Phillips, from Liverpool, to Chas
Kock, with 6020 SKIS salt to order
Exports Yesterday. ....
NEW YORK-Steamship Marmion-29 bales of
cotton LAT bales moss do moats 80 do paper stock
400 bbls flour As rolls leather 81 bales wool lolo
sks cotton seed 1928 hides and snndries
HAVANA--Steamship Savannah--Sl34o IN goid
100 pkgs Goldfish
APALACHICOLA--Ste Steamship Beautort--so6
bbls flour 4s7 bbls pork ls6 SKIS corn and sundries
MOBILE Steamship Harvest--l25S SKIS corn 70
bales hay2o0 SKIS bran 100 do malt 200 SKIS oats 70
sks cotton seed l40 bbls -four rs bbls pork 80 bbls
meal and sundries
M0BiLE-steamer Planter-l70 bbls flour 1000
SKIS corn Is SKIS coffee 400 SKIS cotton seed IL hhds
engar
HAVRE-Bark Aberdeen-2s74 bales cotton 10
Il bales moss - ~
eks coffee - - -
~ IxAhy a ESIO Steamship Austin-l40 bbs -four
= sxR,R SSa NHissy JS sks coffee $50 sks corn etc
sssss nlnaS NJ Schr Mary bbls -four bbls
Wmsk{ " sks coffee aud sundries
I'll Est't IOOlo-Steamer Ida HandY=-aQS hxs snpAr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
VERA CRUZ. ,
Ho! FOR MExICot
CRESCENT AND STAR LINE.
REGULAR MAIL AND EXPRESS BETWEEN NEW
ORLEANS AND VERA CRUZ
TOR MEXICO-THE FIRST GLASS PASSENGER
steamer
Southern Star
WILL LEAVE FOR VERA CRUZ
On SUNDAY, April g.
And having superior accommodations and
small freight capacity offers great inducements and is the
pioneer of the line.
RICHARD B. LOCKE Il CO.,
So Carondelet street.
For freight tonly small lot can be takcn) apply to
RIM HARRISON Co,
35 Carondelet street
T, c. JENKINS ....-.--.. ..5.. b..
r IL Carondelet street.
ny- The next ship of this will leave May lst 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18

REGuLAR y sMAILpAcKET-TwIcE A WEEK.
Eon AHOU 80 RA, PORT HUDSON, BATof
h'ngs, faquemms, Dnnadsnnvle and all intermediat
nnanssnns steaer La fourche Ba,sns
mss,sr 'eASes new Orleans fsgnsrlv WEDNESDAY
m A ~, N" SATURDAY At NJ
isaVss Bay"n Sara SUNDAY, aiSP
1doh6UAf 40 coming down the Coast in daylight
'r-' VIRGINIUS q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18

uaNsDlASoLA alst, y AND Steamship
2 aaTlan--s T bales cotton Il Hansdll,-lt pkrs mds
= mgaasi ga casss 90 Pgjol-lS bbls sugar F G
issuavaATo oxs tonacco Mayer Bros-l bxs mdse
Z. GALVESTON AND LAyACA- Steamship IS.
han-6 bales wool Piaggo Bros-s bales cotton 0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18
BAYOU TECHE,

REGULAR ATTAKAPAS PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNEs DAY. 18th inst. at Pm
EOK ST. MAhTINSVIl.I,E II, FA USSE POINT
M. New ~ n'sr. char.pt'n ankln, Center
ger packet Lady Grace. S. m Hammond, master -
For freight or passage apply st. Louis
street, or to E. MONTAGEE Agent
:, j. m q st Louis street.
The steamer Lady Grace take freight and passen-
gers for the Coast Simmspot Mouth Bayou Deglaise
Ray " pgu"" an'a all LANDINGS nr rhafar nyn YER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18
SAILING VESSELS.
FOR LIVERPOOL.

Fur III V EEEFJOL.
EOR LIvERPOOL-THE FAST SAILING AL
IL British ship Anna Do Othea, Scott, master,
having of her cargo engaged will quick dispatch
For balance OF cargo apply tn r.t
TAYLOR & CHENEY 80 Carondelet street
lfOk l-IFERPDOL-THE FAST SAILING BRIL-
ish lark Ocean. Richardson. MASTER having most OF
her engaged will have anc dispatch Far balance
freight apply to
TAYLOR GfFFSEY 30 Garondelet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18
OPELOUSAS.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY, atsrM
EOR ROPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE,
y Simmsport, Mouth Bayou Rouge, aud all Intermediate
regular New Orleans and 0peIousss wseb packet steamer
lrenes y Hnekley MASTER NJ kenson, clerk will
leave az abavs For fgh passage apply on board TO
,,,,,,,,rJ. E CaRL!N, IS Old Levee street.
- VIRGIN1US @. DENTZEL Advertising Agent.
BThe steamer Irene will land passengers any point
OPELousAs AND ATCHAFALAYA COAST PACKET.
- Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, At 5 2. Il
FOR 0PEL1UsAs,, WAsHiNGToN, FORT
Barre, Mouth Of Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
landings on Bayon Coueabean Atchaialsya and Mssis-
sPS, myercrhs has ps and light draft passenger packet
lsays = SbSys Rsa,nng viii leave WE'D
hEsDAf MOkNING al 10 o'clock A. n Particular atten-
ton paid to Coast business For freight passage apply
BARUs L GAJAC, Agents. o ST. Louis street
u VfRGtNIUsC, DEETZEI. Advertising AgenL
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18

Leaves on THURSDAY, Eth inst, at 8
Steamer @. A. THoN PSON-NAT w.TMORF. Master;
CHAS. DUDHAMP aud A. AMIRATI, clerks.
ENOR Alta KAPAS, SIMMSPOkT AND LAND
ings the Atchafa river Patersonvis frneville,
franklin New iberia st. Mrrtnsv le all landings on
Bayou Teche and alsn for Beaux Bridge For e III: Or pas
sage apply on board, orto
]. T. GAR'Iv, Agent. sS Old Leree street.
The g. A. Thompson will n in the trade = 30
The G. A Thompson receiving freight at the loot Oh
Cont
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18

BAYOU MACON ANn LOWER TFNSAs CKET
Leaves on THURSDAY, 10th inst, at 5 P. NJ
FOR BAYOU NJ coz a>u ." tR IE>SAs-
The hne light DIR ~ pt>sengc packet Cot lie, d. Pat
terson m STIR tiass c-r lerves abuvs Cut Oft
CrocSett's poiht Wsrsa, ete,fed d. Puila ay. Joe
Bayou, Delhi cell pevcrt 70 , Floyd ana all inter
med ate landings ra,ou Macon and Lower Jensas For
freight pass sge Apply IN bo trd
T. J, WINBURN, Agent 81 Magazine street. a
VIRGINIuS q DENTIEl. ,iv.at sim Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18

= y RsO pscn NJ several pIomlnens
nsd jcint ssocF cSm S rsry1 " huSSa nav
RSeket for ~ Memphis and Hale's Point trade.
~ ~ fsrt n ssve s,fesdy ,uhscrbed Sig 0o0
contras nsr best ,ehse Ts 1T
ss.ssrpriss, and shonld be supported. The Nevada
~. Iy ,a;s III W. pFeesnt betwesn this city and
cid. aud aet beat M namR'on WI sue
"A mead hpsiness man, and his enterprise viii
r. nv assoySsa Sesa y witn nl success, usSa u .
1oedsd down d tSs sus,s came an y from cincinnati
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18
STEAMBOATS,.
TEN SAS RIVER.

BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TENSAs PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY, April 18th. at s F.
FOR BAYOU MACON AND LOWER TtNsAe
a The fine light drait pHsse packet Anna Wagt ",
Lou Greenee ave. Ybtvs for ph, Crock
ets Point Warsaw Chesterfield Puaway Joes Bayou hi
hontecslln, Poverty ront FLOYD aui AL intermediate
ingS on Baynu Macon ann l.,wer Tensas. For freight
or passage apply hoard
DONOHUk. 2 rchoupitoulas street
V1RG1NlUS & nENTkElG Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-18


Shippers rely the Mitte Stephens leaving the
above days regularly aud mixing freight at the lowest going
rates For freight PASSAGE apply on board, OF to
TITUS L GWARTNEY Tchoupitouias street
FRED. V. EELLUS, l3 Front street.
GEO. D. HTiE, 81 G street.
n. o. DONOHUE Tchoupoulas street.
COMAU& Il sURLS g6 Canal street.
yIRGINIUs G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND SHREVEPORT
WEEKLY PACKET ALABAMA.
Leaves every THURSDAY at S PM
LfOR SHREVEPORT, ALEXANDRIA, GRAND
Bayou, Grand Ecore ST. Maurice NomHns Barbins and
all landings on Red nverThe egst hight draft and side
wheel steamer Alabama. ". Boarnman MASTER A =.
Alfred and T. Handy clerks will leave above. For freight
or passage apply on board, or to
A. BRITToN, 5 Front street
TITUS x GWARiNEY. Tchoupitoulas st.
GEO, d. HlTE. 81 Graver street.
FRED. V. CELLbS, Is Front street.
The above packet at Shire, with the light
draft side wheel II landings Lake
and Jefferson shippers rely the necton
that their freight viii thoueh Jefferson days
this port AT the lowest throu clerk will be found
the leyee ry Friday morning receive freight,
V1R9INIuS q. DENTZEL Advertising Agent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-19

n OPSILLS PHILADELPHIA CITY AND
~ BpsINE;ss L; 1IsEST9qEY11se7-s PTBnsaER ~ nSs m
% 4GnG GoFslihs fs! Ete PENNSYLVANIA STATE DlRAo
The necessity for a reliable Directory in so large
man; it is an actual want and unless accurate, is
BUSINESS interests, is a matter Of anno, anne snee.
rf similar woris, OF which the Pennsylvania State
Business DIRECTORY Is sgecmen proposes at the s soGi I;
who have suffered from the inaccuracies Of former
spG Carefully prepared Of The city by an
cient and experienced corps OF canvassers thoroughly
0'r The @ work win contain FULL CITY DIRE Glory,
C0MPLtTE BU5 lhEsS AND SIREEL DiREC-
shall torn complete guide 10 the Mercantile Bank
ing, Insurance. Religious, and other interests OF the
In city comDrsngsO large number of streets, so
changes have betn made during the past lew years,
9e .S9s Ta d Snd pTeory
apparent TO every citizen and business man who has
stranger, who Is entirely unacquanted with the loca
tion and numeralization Of the streets
to five at glance the beginning OF The street with
n right and e and numbers thereon its
end and will form feature OF the work, exhibiting
giving from any stand point, definite and correct in
formation OF any locality sought
Afforded perfect satisfaction it viii be his
& he for this Viii
Afforded the necessary information they require Tor
! issued.
! As an advertising medium merchants and Others
viii find this an excel ent opporu unity terms will be
made known by the canyassers and in no will the
| payment be sanctioned till the book is published
! Each canvasser is prepared TO show his authority
signed by the compiler setting forth his power to act
! All others are swindlers.
The following are the prices for extras (which is nva
Tiably paid in advance( provided the agent gives
printed receipt. and produces his authOritY;-
Putting individual name IN eaps..... ...........
- . double caps. ..............3'OI
nrm - caps. .....,........., 6u
" double caps. ..............6OO 8 on
Putting any number letters 10 follow name not
exceeding 20 lelters. "a
Putting any number letters %. and not eX-
ceeolng 5O oJ
Putting any number letters over So and not exceed
For each extra heading in business directory ry..: q
A., JAMES GOSPILL Publisher,
IL 9imwlOt ISAAC COSTA, Compiler
No, 4l3 CHESNU1 Street, Rooms lG and Is.
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MASONIC VISTA delegation of the
Masonic fraternity of this city, composed in
part of Knights Templar, and accompanied by
The Liberty Cornet Band, will leave the depot at
Broad and Prime streets this evening tor Balti-
more, TO take part in the dedication of the new
Masonic Hall in that city, on TUESDAY evening.
The brethren of the mystic tie" will be present
in large numbers
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RIoToUs BEHAvIoR.-William Albright
was arrested by High Constable Clark on Satur-
day night, at Fifth and Christian streets, on the
charge of melting to riot. The Shitler Hose
alleged he threw a piece of brick into tue
crowd. His arrest saved him from violence, as
he was surrounded by the enraged members OF
the company, eager to inhct summary punish
ment upon him. Yesterday morning he had a
hearing before Alderman Tittermary, who held
him in $1,000 bail to answer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-19

The HAY MARKET.-During the past
week, 446 loads OF hay and so of straw were
weighed and sold at the Farmers Hay Market
North Seventh street. The supply was about
the usual average, and the prices last quoted
were well maintained. Best quality Timothy
hay sold at l'86@l 90 per 100 lbs; mixed and in
feror at $l'7O0l90. Straw sold at $l'5O@l'55
ner 100 lbs,
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ELECTION OF OFFICBRs.-The following
gentlemen have been electei officers OF tue
Preachers Meeting for the ensuing year:-Presi
dent, W. Cooper; Vice-Presilent, 9. Vansant;
Secretary, g, W. F. Graeff; Treasurer, 8. Irwin;
Standing Committee, @. j. Little, J. W. jackson.
and G. B. Dobbins. IL was stated at the meet
ing that over $1,000 had been contributed in
this city towards Dickinson College.
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INQUEST BY THE CoRoNER.-On Saturday
afternoon an inquest was held by Coroner
Daniels on the body OF Ephram Grbby, team
ster on the Pennsylvania Railroad, who was
killed by being run over on Friday last, at
Twentieth and Market streets. The testimony
was as follows S. John W. B ddle sworn--Reside
at No. 1921 Market street; saw Gribby sitting on
front part of car; he attempted to spring off the
car and fell under it; the two front wheels
passed him, when he attempted to get up and
the two hind wheels passed over his body;
assisted in getting the body from under the car.
officer fitzpatrick sworn-Reside at No. 3
Azela street; about o'clock was standing at
Twenty.frst and Market streets; a man told me
a teamster was run over; saw cars coming down
grade quite rapidly; succeeded in stopping
them: found Grioby lying on a cellar-door,
where some one had placed him; assisted in
carrying body to Station House.
The iUry returned the following verdict:-That
the said Ephraim Gribby came to his death by
being run over by freight.train Of cars, at
Twentieth and Market streets,
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HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Antoine Smith, an
Italian. was robbed in Baker street. above
Seventh ,on Saturday night of silver watch
and ffty dollars in cash. He was knocked
down in the street, and the money and watch
stolen while he was down. The noise attracted an
officer to the spot, but he was too late 70 cap
tuIe the offenders
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SLIGHT FIRE AND SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
"A 6re occurred on Saturday night, about half
past eleven O'Clock, in the grocery store OF Mr..
J. Settle, northwest corner of Twenty-third and
Lombard streets which was extnguished be.
tore much damage was done. Mr.. Settle and
his wife were seriously burned by some oil
taking fire.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MARION HARLAED'S NEW BOOK.

SUNNYBANK. BY the author OF Alone" Illus
bands and Homes" etc. l2mo.
BEETHOVEN'B LETTERS. Translated by LADY
Wallace. vols l6mo.
BIGLoW PAPERS. Second series. 12mo.
MELODIES FOR CHILDHOOD. With highly coored
illustrations limo. q
THE STATE OF THE CHURCH and the World al
the Final Outbreak of EVIL .and Revelation of ANTI
Christ his Destruction at the Second Coming of CHI
and the Uthering in of the Millennium By Rev. J. G.
Gregory, MA, with an Appendix by Mrs. A. p.
Jolife. Price, Sl'25 For saleby
JAMES S. CLAYTON,
(Successor o william s. & Alfred MartienD
IL I'm No. 1914 CBEsNUT Street.
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON A PASSENGER RAIL
wAY.-A young man named Taylor Caskev,
aged 2l years, was run over, about l o'clock
ye, terday morning, by a car on the Second and
ThiTs Streets Passenger Railroad, and injured so
severely that he died in three hours afterwards
The accident happened at toulkrod and Main
streets, FTanktord.
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Enthusiastically afternoon, between and
O'clock a stable in Belgrade street. above
Lehigh avenue, owned by John Harvey, was
slightly damaged by fire.
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- The total amount Of tobacco produced
throughout the world is estimated as follows:-
Asia, 309, 900, 900; Europe, 28l, S44 ,500 America
24S, $50 500 Africa "a 300, 000 Australia IA OC0
making in all 5000, 600 pounds.
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STORE RoBBED.-Ihe store OF d. IL
Bowen, No. 242 Richmond street, was entered
early yesterday morning. and robbed OF some
$500 worth OF boots and shoes
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OUR FIREMEN The drivers of the various
Steam Fire Engine Companies have organized a
Beneficial Society, and elected the following
officers: President, Hugh Mckinney, of the
Philadelphia Engine; Vice.President, Jacob
Zell, of the Fairmount Engine; Secretary, Will
liam Buddy, Mechanic Bnginei Assistant Secre-
tary, Hueh Cochran, Southwark Engine; Trea-
suTer, William Stewart, Philadelphia Hose;
Visiting Committee, Philip Kensl, William
Penn Hose; George Young, Franklin Hose;
William Jackson, Good Will Engine.
The Delaware Engine Company will soon have
their new house completed. 1t will be a very
handsome improvement.
The Franklin Hose Company have procured
500 feet of new forcing hose.
The Lafayette Hose Company are making
arrangements foTan excursion to neighboring
city.
delegation of fremen, from Lynn, Massa-
chusetts, visited our city during the past week,
and were the guests of the William Penn Hose
Company.
A committee of the America, No. 6, of New
York, arrived in this city on Saturday evening,
and were taken in charge by a committee be-
longing to the Hlbernia Engine Company.
The new steam fire engine, building in this
city fori the Cornplanter Fire Company, of We
mango county, Pa, will be completed this week.
Her pump is four inches.
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CHOLERA CAsEs.--During the past week
13 cases OF cholera we're reported to the Board OF
Hellth. During the same period, deaths from
the disease were reported at the Office of the
Wards;-Frst Ward l, Fourteenth l, Eighteenth
Q Nineteenth l.
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GRAND LODGE OF PENNSYLVANIA, l. o.
0. F.-1 he semi.annual session will take place
tomorrow morning, at the Hall, North Sixth
street comm. ncIng at 8 o'clock, Grand Master
George Fling presiding.
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design to erect upon it stone edidce early
next spring. The building will be of the pure
Gothic style. with two lofty spires. The mate
rials used in Ebuilding will be sienite stone,
with drab stone door and window facings.
Cat Accepted.-The Rev. Chester ID. Har.
University of Pennsylvania and Theological
Seminary of New Brunswick, N. j., has re-
celVed and accepted call from the Second
Church OF New Brunswick.
centenary Services we're held yesterday in the
tlfth Street M. Il. Church. In the afternoon a
chlldren's meeting was held, and in the even
ing centenary address was delivered.
AnntUtrsdries.-T Sunday Schools attached
to the Salem aud Kensmgton M. u. Churches
held anniversaries yesterday afternoon.
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CHEROKEF REMEDY


Cures all Urinary Complaints, VIZ. Gravel Inf am
nation OF the Bladder and Kidneys Retention OF Urne
structures OF the Uretnra Dropscal Sweflings Brick
Dust Deposits and all diseases require diufetc
and W hen used In conjunct tion with the +
CHEROKEE INJECTION ~
does not fail to GonOIIhpR GIeet and all hucus
Discharges in Male or Female curing recent cases in
from one TO three days and Is especially Recommended
in those cases of Fluor Albus or Whites Females-
The two medicines used in conjunction will not tail
remove this disagreeabe complaint and IN those cAse
where other medicines nave been used without success
n'o inieetiSn 'no DSS'"'' 40 s2 AntS' "'ES'
The Cherokee Cure" tRsmedy," aud \ ''bsjecfSoR
are to found in all weregulae ed drug stores
recommended by physicians and druggists all over the
world Tor their intrinsic worth and merit, Some
prnciped dealers, however, try to deceive their
TONERS by selling cheap and worthless compQuDds-h
order to make money-in place of these. Be not de-
ceCe6 IT the will NOT buy hem ior write
and will send them 70 you by ex press securely
packed and from observation We treat all diseases
to which the human system is sui ject, and will be
eased to receive full and atements from those
who have tailed to receive relief hereto Ladies'
gentlemen idress in perfect confidence. We
sire to send our thrywo page pamphlet tree 70 every
lady and gentleman IN the land. Address all letefs
pamphlets medicines, advice, 10 the sole proprietor
DIR. W. r. MERWIN,
65mwSIp No. 81 WA KER Street, N. Y.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-19

nEAFNESS.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
science and skin have invented to assist the hear
Instrument Depot OF T. MADEIRA, No. D5 South
TENTH Street, below Chestnut
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REURALGIA CURED BY A SINGLE APPLI
IN cation of "UPhAM's MAGNETIC OIL. Sold
at UPHAAs No. 25 s. EIGHTH Street, and Dyu
Druggists. so cents and 81 a bottle lOE dmTp
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
"a BATEBAN rONCERr
On FRIDAY EVENING, November 2
ONLY NIGHT OF ROSsINI'S
"IF "sTABAT MATER"
gOLOISTS;
NINE PARFPA..f d.. ..
MRS. JOsFfHINE SCHIMPF,
SlGNOR BRIGNOLI,
slGNOR FL RRANTI,
SlGN0R FORTUNA,
.... Mr. CARL ROSA,
MR. ADOLPH BIRGFELD,
The Choruses by the ..
~. HANDfL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
Numbering upward of 800 voices, and COMPRISING the
most prominent enoirs in philadelphia assisted Oy
GRAND OROH ESTRA OF FORTY PERFORMERS,
Lad BY Mr.. CARL ROSA. -
PRICE OF XD DNiSSioN-0NE DOLLAR to any
part Of the house; secured seats SOC extra; may be
had at the Music Store OF {. w. A. Trumpler
5PEClAL NoTIGE-rICKETS OF ADMISSION,
PHOE ONE DO LAR Il ACH without reser ved seats,
may be had to-day as above. The number OF admis-
SION tickets VIII be srcty En1ited TO the capacity Of
reserved for the OF the purchasers of these admis
sion tickets.