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Bottled AVE and Beer.
A MAN OF A THOUsAND.---A CON
EUMRTIEE CUREn

nR h. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
~ Of great eminence, discovered, while In
the East Indies. a certain cure for Consnmp-
ton, Asthma, BronchILiS Coughs, Colds and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given mp To die. HIS child was cured
and Is now alive and wen. DESTROYS OF bene-
nting his fellow mortals. he will send to those
who wish It the recipe, containing full diIec-
tons for making and successfully using the
remedy, free, on receipt OF their names with
two stamps to pay expenses There is not a
single symptom OF Consumption that IL does
not at once Take hold OF and dtssipate. Night
sweats, peevishneSs, Irritation OF Tire nerves,
failure Of memory. dif1cult expectoEAIiou,
sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat, chiily
sensations, nausea at the stomach, inaction of
the bowels, wasting away Ofthe muscles.
HS-The writer viii please state the name OF
the paper they see this advert seInent in
Address CRADDOCK 4 Co.
loe2 Race st, Philadelphia, Penn.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Worlds
special says that Sir Frederick Bruce
processes to have received Information
thar leaves no doubt of the intentions
of the Fenians TO attack some point IN
the British province. 1t appears GER
tain that large numbers of men are
gathering on The frontier, and it is al
legged that their object is To concentrate
and capture some place that could be
hastily entrenched and. defended. In
that case it is expected that reinforce.
ments and aid from the United States
and British provinces will How in to
enable them to accomplish their rebel
lious objects. The situation is deemed
sufficiently alarming to call forth a
proclamation from the President
against any invasion of the neutral
laws, and il will shortly appear. Sew
eraT remonstrances have been received
from the Canadian authorities. It is
understood that the United States Mar
shals in the border towns have received
orders TO prevent any invasion.
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POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE

Just OPENED AND FOR SALE CFoR-
81 eign goods mostly Of direct Importation,
bought at avery low rate for gOld.)
1000 doz- plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
comprising gents ladies' and childrenis wear.
1000 dog. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntletS
and mtttS, consisting OF kid, castor, Isle
thread, silk and silk worsted, In desirable
colors.
:, 5OOdoz Handkerehiefs, new styles In siis,
linen, lawn and cambria
500 doZ. Neck-teS, embracing all new de-
signs In fancy plain and ribbon ties.
100 dOZ. Shirt BoSomS, supertine grades in
linen and marSeIlles.
5000 Glaee Paper Collars, of Goldsmith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1000 doz. ]. & p Coats and Stuart 5 genuine
machine sewing cottonS.
500 ms. Stuart linen thread.
spools
So dog. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes. with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, comnS,
brushes. perfumeTy, soaps, pocket books
beads, thimhles, needles, fans, rubber goods
stationery, window blinds school books
states, hair ne $, embroiderIes, silk cord and
tassels, velvet ribbons full line OF talIisins
ribbons, bonnet ribbons. skirt bEaids, coat
bindings, RULINGS, crochet bHlids, coat but
tons, hoop skirts, balmorals, vest buttons
FreDch coFsets, fancy dress buttons and a
large variety of superior suspanders, TO
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
mr6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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Louisville Tobacco Market.
LoulsvrLLE, April 10

MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-AIarket stea-
dy; sales as follows, tax paid: Fine Virginia,
10 y light new 81 309l IS; fancy Virginia twist
and roll, 81 S59l 50; medium Virginia, Ms,
81 lO9l 3; common Virginin, ms, sound, yOc9
81 90; common Virginin, ms, ont OF condition,
609T5c; fine Kentucky and Missouri, lbs, 81 10
$1,000, bright rs MS and l5S S5990cf mahosa-
ny As and LIS, S09S5c; common Kentucky,
ms 9 9S9.3s' MS oGS rs rs 49,
common black sweet, 65GS6Sc; damaged, ~
and los, 45@55c. Smoking TObacco-Eine
Virginia, in bales and papers, Sl@l 20; me-
dunn Virginia, in 1 n and SIS, 7S9S0c; COM
mon, in bales, 50t960c.
TOBACCO STATISTICS-The sales of leaf to-
bacco at the four auction warehouses since
the Isl of November, 1885, TO the LIST of April,
1886. have been, for each month as follows;
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New York Money and stock Market

Money and GoId-Nfoney continues easy at
596 per cent SLerling-Active aud frmer
at l079 l07%. GOld-FiTmer: opening at l25I<.
advancing to l2T5<, and closing at l2T5<
Government Stoclns-DulI; Or. 8. 6s, 81. reg
isrered, 1875; o. 8. sos, coupons, '82, 1867;
Treasury Notes, 7-30s; LIST series, lOO1<; TreaSn-
~ Notes, T-30S, ID SERIES 1907.
State Stoclrs-MissourtG s ~; California Is
log; Tennessee 6S 50.
Frelghts to Liverpool Quiet and heavy.
Stocks-At tine 4 o'clock open board the
following were the principal sales: QuicEEsiE-
yer. IL Northwestern and Toledo Sc: New
York Central 925S: Erie 7S5<; Hudson 1861;
Reading lo21<; Michigan Southern & North.
Indiana sgEs Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh 50; chi
cago and Rock Island llg5<; Fort Wayne 9O1<ii
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 2ftS; North
western and Toledo So; Marfposa Is; MARI
poSa preferred a5<; A. 81. g. g, 90. rs; HCd-
SON ID85S; Reading I021S; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana SIX; Michigan Ce1t-
raj 10S; Northwestern 981<; Northwestern pre-
ierred 655<; Rock Island QgH.
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NEW York, April I1.-washington
specials state that Alex. a. Stephens
testified before the Reconstruction Com
mittee this morning. He expressed the
opinion that there is a general ac-
quiescehce among the southern people
in the idea OF perpetual government,
but that they viii never agree to give
equal political rights TO the negroes
It is said that proclamation of ann
nesty is to be issued by the Presidentin
Q few days.
The Committee of Ways and Means
have not yet agreed on the free list of
the new revenue tax bill,
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEAHs, April IL
Cotton stin; sales 1900 bales; receipts to-day
To bales; low middltpg 351<935. MoIaSses
nominal. SuearunchanEed. Gold p. Eter-
ling 50. New York Checks ~ discount.
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Innis Mn.lrnf

A 81. LOUIS, April IL.
Flour extremely dull; low grades unsalea-
BILE. Corn heavy; 596bSc. Oats steady; Se9
42z. Provisions unchanged.
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PITTSBURGH, April ia fire yester-
day p. M, at Pit Hole, destroyed the
engine; derrick and tank OF the Titus
vile Oil Company, and adjoining tanks,
with nearly one thousand barrels of
oil. Loss $4,000,
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AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
AUGUSTUS Pon1AoK.
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
SteinWay Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
Instruments in America as well as EIirOpe.
having taken (S2D thirty two first premiums,
gold and silver medals ut the principal nliFs;
neld in this country within the last ten years
and in addition thereto they were awarded n
inst prize medal at the great International
E&nlDltlon, London, 1852, for powerful, clear,
lence OF workmanship
Every Steinway Piano warranted fiya
years. Samples open for inspecIion and
orders effected promptly at
pBsend for Price Lis1s. 10 HOA'AAOA d
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NEW YoRK, April 11.-Atthe election
Yesterday in Jersey city, Clepland,
Democrat, was chosen Mayor by SO
majority. The Aldermen are equally
divided between Republicans and DEM
ocrats. Hudson city and sHoboken
went Democratic. Bergin elected the
whole Union ticket,
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nienrn Mnrl.er.

CHICAGO, April IL.
Flour firm. Wheat steady. at 81 255<9
2SK nor 80. L and 8896Sc for No. 9 Corn
steady; lBasS12 for No. L 0ats fiFm; 7697B5zc
for No. 1 and zsH9A Tor No; 2 Provisions
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NEw YoRI. April IL.
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston To-
day were As follows: .
Copper Falls ~; Franklin az; Hancock
~ Water Power 8G1<; Isle Royal u; Minne5-
ota Ii {; Bay State 1l1<.
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BosTos, April 1.-THE steamer China
sailed this morning, taking 153 passen-
gers for Liverpool. Among her pas
ssngers is General Marshall Lepperts,
the Engineer OF the American Tele-
graph Company,
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NEW York, April 1.-THE following
is the decision OF the court in the affair
of the receivership of the Columbia In
suranee) Company: think the inter
the distribution of the proceeds of the
company will be benefited by the APP
pointment of a man who has had e1pe-
Renee in the management of insurance
companies. The original intentions
were that two receivers should he APP
pointed to act. They were so appointed,
GOOD Is appointed to act in conjunction
With B. LehaingwelI, bonds to be given
in the sum of ISL, 600,
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NEW YORK, April ia fatal case of
cholera is reported to have occurred in
this city. Mrs. Mary Heils, German,
died on Monday with all the symptoms
of the cholera. DIR. John Beach made
an external examination of the body,
and from the appearance Of the remains
and the symptoms expressed, his opin-
ion is that death was the result of epi-
demie asiHtic cholera. A verdict to this
effect was rendered by the jury. Not
witIlstanding this verdict there are con-
fiicting official opinions regarding the
case. E. b. Dalton, sanitary superin-
fendents of the Board of Health, claims
that the case was not cholera. However
the reports are creating much excite
ment throughout the city.
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EAsrpoRT, Me, April 1.-THE Fentans
have had the town hall for three days
TO hold meetings in. There is an open
SESSION tonight. There is another large
British steamer off Campo Bello, with
a large force of men ashore at work.
A number of Fenians left in sailing
vessel last night secretly.
A large steamer with the American
flag flying, has just gone up the river.
SECOND DIsPATcH.@Thee Excitement
continues. The Fenians publicly carry
on its session. British war steamers
are constantly arriving and patrolling
harbor and ST. Crox River. FffEy Fee
tination unknown. A suspicious steam
showing the American colors has just
passed up the st. Crox river. Num-
beers of Fenians are arriving constantly
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Wantad.

A N AGENT FOR EACH OF THE FOL
n lowing counties to ken Wheeler q " IIson
and Howe Sewing Machines, viz: Guernsey
and Noble counties, ohio; Brooke and Ham
cock counties, West Va. Exclusive rights TO
territory guaranteed and the most LIBERAL
terms given. For active, business men no
better Opportunity Is now open. Apply AZ
WIN. SUMNER a Gus, No. 30 Main street.
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate
has Confirmed the following named
Brigadier Generals to be Major Gener-
ais by brevet: Thos. n. Nefll, Benz. J.
Spooner, Morgan 81. Chrisler and Mar
rim T, McNTahon
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New York, April 1.-THE streets are
swarming with Fenians in regalias.
The Republicans of Greenpoint, Long
Island, held gloryfication meeting on
Monday night over the final passage of
the Civil Rights bill, and at midnight
fred a salute of one hundred guns.
A salute of one hundred guns was
fired from fort Greene, Brooklyn, last
evening in honor of the passage by
Congress of the Civil Rights bill over
the Presidents veto.
The French Canadians held a meeting
at Clinton Hall last night, in favor OF
the annexation of Canada TO the United
States, and in opposition to the Canadi-
an confederation scheme. Resolutions
were passed and committee of annex
alton appointed with a viewof forming
a French Canadian Annexation Socie-
A dispatch says, the Government
members of the New brunswick Par
lament have rendered their resigna-
tions. A member of the opposition has
been chosen by the Governor to form a
new Government. He is expected to
send in his reply to the designations
soon.
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TORONTO, o. W., April 1.-THE ex-
animation of the Fenians arrested at
Comerall, begins to-day. The Hon.
John 8. Mcdonald has been engaged
for the defence.
The Globe this morning has the fol-
lowing;
O'AIahony is concentrating force near
the New Brunswick frontier. This is
clearly in violation of the neutrality
laws of the United States, and the
Washington authorities must speedily
take action upon the subject. We are
not anxious that the American Govern
ment should act hurriedly. In a free
Government time must be allowed for
talk, and it is not usual for any Govern
ment to oppose a movement which
commands a measure OF popular sym
pathy, without clear proof that the law
Is being broken, but marching armed
men towards the frontier is an act of
war which the American Government
must suppress If they intend to do
their duty towards their neighbors.
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RICHMOND, April n.-captain R. B.
who has been imprisoned here
for several months, was discharged to-
day by order from Washington.
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ANEW BRICK MACHINE.
10000 BRICK PER DAY
GAN BE MADE BY THE
NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE.

IN rs WoRKEp BY TWO HORSE
4 / mower such rs used In threShing.
=, III renuires seven men, including on bearers,
e 2a VEN nnoulds, each containing cavities
for SIX bricks, are required.
Three trucks are necessary to on bear. Each
truck holds thirty brick. 80.
thousand brick per day, but as this would re-
ouire extraordinary exertion on tne Pe11Lt u
f1aI1;6TisTnen n fflfr days work may be placed
AZ Ssnfn fflirty to thirty fye Thousand.
Hayfng purchased the exclusive rght OF
Afayshnlf and Ohio counties, w. Va and Bel
cnI,nfS al and for any other ter
ritory. we are disposed 10 sell brtcky aru,toWh
or counfy rights on favorable terms
"A machine will be operated mere py Us aAs
soon n the weather Will permit. =.
Parfies desiring bricks this spring Wig
well by not contracting for them az psssS n ~
rnr2i.irn Ioct Box b. WheelinE. w. Va.
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The Latest News.
MisceIIaneOus News.

BY the Union Line:
ONCE, corner OF Main and Monroe streets
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NEW YORK, April 11.-Gold opened
1t 1867; closed at 127%.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

NUMBER THREE.


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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
A REMARKABLE CASE.

Among the causes ceIebres Of the present
day, the case of Mrs, Ryves, recently tried
beforean English jury, will not be the least
conspicuous. Mrs, Ryyes petitioned to have
her status recognized as member Of the royal
family, she being the daughter of Olive Series,
(n6e Wilmot,) the so-oalled Princess Olive
who was the daughter of olive Wilrnot, who
claimed to be legally married to Henry Fred
erick, Duke Of Cumberland, and brother Of
George III 55a
The first Olive Wilmot was the daughter of
the Rev. james Wilmot and Olive, daughter Of
stahislaus, last king of Poland, On the 4th
Of March, 1867. being then nineteen years Of
age, she was married to the Duke of Cumber-
land, by her father, at the house Of Lord
Archer, in Grosyenor square, London in; the
presence of Lord Walwiek. The attestine
Witnesses were Lord Chatham and j. Dunning,
Esq, and the certificate is verified by hesien
manual Of King George III. This narriaSp
which, for important family reasons, the King
ordered to beskept secret until after his death,
was contracted Ave years before the passage of
theroyal marriage act. an act wlIieiIsI prohibits
menhegs5of the royal family from marrying
without theconEent of the reigning sovereign.
Olive Wilmot Duchess Of Cumberland,
gave birth toa daughter on the Sd Of April,
l772 at Warwick The child was privately
baptized as Olive, daughter Of the Duke of
Cumberland, and Olive his wife, BY Dir. vii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
TO the Cit,sems of .gs,v Orseams
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
Board Of Health.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH No 1872 GRAvtER STREET,
New Orleans, August 4 1865, 5
EThe public will find COMPLAINT BOOKS at the following
Offices from O'Clock N. until O'Clock every days
First District.
DR. JAMES BURNS, Health officer, Office No. o. Camp
street, up stairs.
Second District.
DIR, G, II. TEBAULT, Health Officer, Office No. 235 ST.
Peter street, near chartres.
Third District.
DR.. ERNEST s LEWIS Hcalth oaiccr, Office corner Of
Elysan Fields and Dauphine streets.
Fourth District.
DR. JOHN I. B BULSE, Health Officer, oNice No 23O St.
Andrew, near Magazine street.
BOARD OF HEALTH, 132 Gravicr street.
GEO. WIN. DIRMEYER,
Secretary Board Of Health.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

On Saturday morning, August 18th Mt o'clock WILLIAM
ALBERsrA Al, youngest s9no Valentine and Caroline al
berstat aged nine months three weeks and three days
PRAFI of upelousas1 Louisiana, aged fifty years, native
Of Hartford Connecticut, trE-4 NEa H4# r.
on Sunday, August 18th, at hHlEpast o'clock, p.
THOM AS O'NEiti agCdsxty years native OF Dublin
county Lsinsta9, lreland. =.t5-7 TEE
R8@Ilnbln papers please copy. .=s
On Saturday morning at half past o'clock LOUIS
FRANCIS, youngest child John and johanna Lambert
Hgcd eleven months aud seven days
On Satutday, August 18th OF o'clock p M MARTH
ANN MOSS s1d y six years native hf Roffok bnr0Hh
Virsinis, consQrt Of l. A Banchni Of Genoa Italy.
On Wednesday the 18th inst. at o'clock p, NJ Mrs
MAkf GLhRk wife Of the lAts james Clark mother OF
Frank Cisk nsti1 q the county Meath Ireland and
tessdent OF ibis city for the Lass tyonty ears,
81 New Y9Fk gapera please copy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

We take pleasure in brDgng the favorable notice of our
citizens the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New
York The Company has large and securely invested capital
Its affairs managed by geut of sagacity In
Hnd well known lutegr character recommend
well worthy the patronage Of the public aud entitled to
their fullest confidence. ..
JAS. b. WALTON, AucQneer
A. FOSTER ELLIOT, Agent London & Globe Ina. Co
H. CASTAREDE Secretary Citizens Mutual Ius Co.
LOUIS D'HOMERGUE, Secretary National Ins Co.
i. H. JONAS, Lawyer, LAB Grayer street.
DR.. @. BEARD, No Carondeet street.
J. o. NIXON, New Orleans Crescent.
RICHARD pRTFGI ARD 90 CRroudelet street
JOHN /. MOB +, 40 Perddo street.
A. r. JONES 1g4 Common street.
THuS, MAY, q. S, Treasurer
FRANCIS RTAKERr, 63 Tchoupitoulas street.
HERMAN zuBERBlER 33 Tchoupitouas street.
-.. mo- RNFB n KELLER Exchange Alley.
BGNkiNGHAM Il NEWMAN, 80 3GarOndeie street
MILION o. RANDALL. Duncan Il Randall.
Applications receyedby
JAMES B. GUTHRIE,
No. 5, Story Building, Camp and Common SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

Weiare irlreeeipt Of the first copy of new
weekly paper, in French, published at 2ol
Ghartres street. by Z, q. Marchand & Co, en-
titled sIlAyenirn It is a we'll edited, and
/ well printed papefs aud has our best wishes
for its success. IiAyenir will be devoted to
the news of the day, ana to 'sthe interests Of
the Louisiana and French population.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20

Atmcong of the Association held this day the following
officers werO elected:
E. F. SCHMIDT President.
j. NJ YANOERaRITF, LIST Vice President
CHAs H. NOBLE, "a "
JOHN 4. CALDWELL Secretary.
WIN L. ROBlsS9N, Treasurer
& DA SILVA Director First District
S, O. DILLARD, Second "
r L. ROBERTSON {" Third -
A. j. yAEDERGRIFF Fourth e
j. f. CALDWELL,
New Orleans August Il, 1866. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-08-20
Post Office .R'Ottce.

Until further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post oOs
will be closed as fol0ws
Mails North, East and West close daily at via N o..
Jackson, and @. N. r. R.
Mails for Bay ST. Louis Pass Christian, Mississippi City,
Mobile Selma Montgomery and Atlanta, close daily at
uAM.
Brashear etc. va opeouas Railroad daily except Sundays
at o'clock A N,
Galveston Indanola and Southern and Western Texas Mails
by Morgan steamers, Wednesdays Fridays and sundayss
Rt7EM
Mails Nstchez Baton Rouge etc. by Atlantic and Alss
sippi steamers daily, except Sundays, at SP.N
Coast Mails all Offices up the river Bsyou
Sara by Latourche, Wednesdays at n, and
Saturdays at3PM
Mails Northeastern Texas and Red River tweekly, at
O'Clock P.
Mails fer ouacha River Wednesdays and Saturdays at
o'clock P. NJ
OFFICE HoURs.-opens 4. n, closes P. NJ The Cen
Delivery and Merchants Delivery viii be kept open untn
9P NJ
sUNDAYs,-ofHce opens A. NJ, and closesi2M
R. W. TALIAFERRO,
. Postmaster.