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CoScRRr To-A oRRow lSIeHE-ItwfIl
not be forgotten that the German NIaen-
neirchor Association or this city gives
q grand vocal INSTRUMENTAL concert at
ANashing ton Han to-morfowl evening.
reasonably anticipate u rare musical
treat We hope 10 see q large atten-
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Agents wanted EYerYWhere.

A GENTsSSS to SO FOB LADIES AND
N SIS TO $40 per month for Gentlemen, to
INTRODUCES the National so Sewing Machine.
machine made, twill stitch, hem, zen, tuck,
Quilt braid. hind. gather and embroider most
Beautifully takes the elastic lock stitch. and
Is fully warranted for three years. We pay
TfeerfS the above salaries, or allow commits
AddreSs for circulars and terms
= B. a. BROWN ECO
riarS-Snae Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Ma-Tied Persons, or Young Men eo,...-..
ting SnATraige, being aware ofPbySssliii ma.
mes, Organic Debility, DefOrmftteS nssst.
cured Sfess--T
He who places himself undertbs -.
]. may relfgioRsly conhde in ifS 49,; l.
gentleman, and confidently reIv 'I nseif VI
SKIN as aphysielan. HE'0a Il
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WAHTEns-An agent for each OF The fol-
lowing counties 10 se1 Wheeler q wilson
and Howe Sewing Machines, viz Guernsey
and NobleeOunties, Chic; Brooke and Han
cock counties, westHa- Exclusive rights To
territory guaranteed and the most liberal
terms given. For active, business men no
better opportunity Is now open. Apply at
wM. sUa1NER q cos. no. 9 Main ssreet.
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TIE Hair Restorer that gives the best
satisfaction Is Pestaehine used and sold
eyeIy.wheTe:
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MrdiraI.
A CARD To THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoNCo'S
Golden Periodical. Pills,
FOR FEMALES.

InfaIHble in Correcting Irregularities. Remov.
ing DISTINCTIONS Of the Monthly Turns
from Whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS A PREvESTTvE.
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nR ioHNsoS


Member Of the Royal College o. S.-.
London Graduate of one ofIhe mos. So
ColleEes in the United States, and n g-sa-tt
part OF whose life has been spent In ~ -
pitals of London, Paris, PhiIadelphia -
elsewhere, has etiectsd some Of the mo- -
tontshing cures that were ever known ma, :.
troubled with ringing in the head and -!
when asleep great Nervousness, benz sls--7-ii
at sudden sounds, bashulneS6, with frs55.-.
bIushing, attended sometimes with dersrs.1
mentof mind, were cured Immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. J. addresses all those who have In'-,..
themselves by improper indulgence and -
tary habits, which ruin both body and Tlisg
uniting them for either business, ssCdT =
clety, or marriage
These are some Of the sad and meiauybs,r
effects produced by early habits OF youth ~
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pains :
the Head, DimneS OF Sight, LOS Of NiuSs1f,.
Power, Papataffon of the Heart, DySTs1SsS
Nervous Initability. Derangement Of IL n,
gesttve Functions, General Debility, Syrrr.
toms of Consumption, &C.
MESEALLT.-Tne fearful effects on the MI
are much to be dreaded. Loss of Meno-T
Confusion OF Ideas. Depression of Spin.
Evil ForebodingS, Aversion to Society ;.
DfStTust, Love Of Solitude, Tinnidfty, &c. ~
some OF the evils produced.
Thousands Of persons of all ages can M
Judge what is the cause OF their declins,
health. losing their Vigor, becoming veSf
pale, nervous and emaciated, having sing.
lar appearance about the eyes Cough, a.
SymptopnS of GouSum utiOn.
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French Dressing

A MOTHER LOT OF THIS DESIRABLE
N Backing Just received.
Also o lot OF superior liquid Hacking at
4 iapr9 ID: NlCOhL q BROS
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IRoS-F IEospIIo Hus-e n me three
best known Touiess slkillfrlly and elegantly
combined In an aniberzcplored eoriial,
beautifnily transparent 10 ne eye. piessant
cas~eIl. Mack 4 Co. FerTo-P hosphorats
Elixir OF ealisaya Barlz.
Each pint ohtains oneounceof Royal Call
sasTA hariky and each teaspo ontnl cQntainso one
erain OF Iron. samples furnished nee % the
Profession. cAsWELn, MACK GEO.,
Sole Manufacturers, New York.
SOFA 1y al dSuszss. nazao-raI eoW5y
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MsdtraI.
BALTIMORE H0GK HOSPITAL
EsTABLIsHR B2 REFUGE D.,
[QUACKERY, ROY
c1-p
BE BEALNRD NGhEC4 4
ORJoHNsoN has disoove,sres a.

80 -
DR JOHNSON has discoyeret, ~.
ID tain. Speedy, and only ERecins T9Se @.
IN the World for Weakness OF The Iss at1,eI
Lim6S StEictnEes, Anectton Of the XII jjiSk !,
teny, GenefRl DEBILITY SeTTUGsSesSsi lsp;s
Pesia, = 7angtIo5, 10y spirits GOnfSS, D5E
Trembling, DiEnness Of Sight, Or r!tIIi1l lit
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nos ILLS
Affections Of the Liver, LuneS. ST. o,, :! Ski,
BOWels-thoSs Terrible Disorder am q
Solitary Habits of Youth-SecTet al lR M,
urac1lceS more fatal to their vIctfr11I = sois.
song OF SyTens 10 the Mariner =, TAI an Z.
blighttng their most brilliant hon ~ : lyslI
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become thu v,..,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and 60 2
habit which annually sWeers To an VsS-s.lss1r.
grave thousands Of Young Men N tt lGEstT
excellent talents and brilliant intsII.s NJ
might otherwise have enLranoed 49,
,yFaIed to ecsytaey the Hyfns ~ IeeLos ?.
with nun confidence. a
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IgEa Rates Than Other Makers

It s. unneoeslaEy 70 speak of the material
NJ. y q, z Sons 70 produce IS du-
terror - they do. No such qualities can Be
produced without the BEST and the inst Of
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NEW HAT AND CAP sToKEZA. 4 AZ.
have Just received Their frEt
stock ofSprtng and Summer Hats and Caps.
% which they invite the attention OF pureha-
SEQ; as wefeel confident that We can suit
every one who may give usa can:
/ No. 10 Main sfreet-a few doors above the
Merchant National Bank. ~ 5773l
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LoeASss ARSIcAi Pain quicker than
any other IMMINENT For rheumatism
Senralgia. srrains. Bruises sore throat, &c.
Il IS insalnahle Try II. Price 50 cents. n.
II. Logan & Co. Propr1etpEs- sod By Dealers.
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YouNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a Certain
practice, induiged in when alone habit M
school, the effects Of which are nightly III;
even when asleep. and, Hnot cured. rendeT
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope @.
his country the pride Of his parents, should b.
snatched from all prospects and eniOymen.s
Of Life by the consequence Of deviating from
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in certain
secret habit Such persons must, before con.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this establish
ment within the last twenty years, and the
numerous important surgical Operations peT-
formed by Or. johnson, Witnessed by the Te-
porteES OF The Sun and many other paper
notices of which have appeared again an
again before the public, besides his standing
as gentleman ofeharacter and responsibility
Is a sufficient guarantee to the afhcted.
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j. s. RHODES

Sc lEss a4Stiiss3 fsie @sIass
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most necessary requisites to promote conn d,
btal happiueSs- Indeed, without theSe the
tourneythrou Oh life becomes weary pilgrim.
age; the prospect hourly darkenS to the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with deSpalf an
fHed with the melancholy reflection that II
happiness Of another becomes hlighted with
OEIr own. tF.
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ONE POL A DOSE.

Females peculiarly situated, or those sup
posing themselves 50, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition leSt
monition, the PT0PEietOT assumes no responsi'
bility, although their mildneSs would prevent
any mischief to health, otherwise the P1iS
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RApIoAL MAJORITY M OHIO
New York Herald on Conspiracy of Radicals.
to Depoae the President
. goYs m gLuE"...D ..DIsTRIguTIuN Of ARMs-.
and Meetings in Baltimore OH.
the PoEne Commissioners. Case.

l,-n, n. al % pr;,.ato disnatel,es afea-
~, NJ, yrl res,art @ 4 loss II ra,
a. sea- On se Lan ms q 'e
NJ ~asnsn ~ ara ss sacad rrSs &c
anerr,od sse.a ot,r enarsers CeEsaEspF
00vl.sra y 1S III 49, j. a e s. If NJ
in+sroaI a. issea additional reeglatiOg
/ i'Assiiai i0ss,''e - i7sst II ? ?: ,g
concerning the lFaAspofsaEolol " eosson y a1a y
astflet so.hich az cOeson { = ps ~
-sheh tSa cottoa i nroiIseed The bond being
rronerly ti,aa tbe assessor viii issue permit
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the board adjourned.


FIRST DIsFRIqT- Alfred Daniel, the negro sr-
rested on a charge Of numbering another negro in
ahe parish OF Jefferson, in August last was yes
terday turned over by order Of Recorder Ahern to
Constable Vanderwatl, and was taken to jail in
Carrollton to await trial.
N. Derbe, late a clerk in Mr.. D. fl. Holiness
dry goods store, and charged with stealing up
wards of eight hundred dollars worth of his EN-
ployer's goodsfro the store, upon being arralgned
yesterday, pleaded guilty, and the case was sent
before the First District Court
The case of William Piper, accused by colOred
woman named Rosanna Trial, oil breaking into her
residence, on Hogan avenue, near the Marine
Hospital, on the Sth instant, forcing open hel
trunk and stealing therefrom wearing apparel oi
| the value of seven dollars and twenty dollars il
money, came up for examination yesterday ans
was dismissed, The prosecutrix failing to appear
Cyrus Fmker and Randall Wilson, negro sol
diers of the thirty ninth colored infantry ARRESTED
by officers Luddy and LantFy, prowling on Dry
AIDES street in suspicious manner, at a.iate hon
on Monday night, and charged with drawing
knife on Mr.. Lautry, weroremanded until the cas-
can be reported to the military authorities.
Daniel Gilligan and Thomas Kenny weI
brought before the recorder, charged by MH
Garnett, negress, with cutting and dangerous
wouudipg her husband on ncr1t9n street,,
e Saujay evening, ana the case h se' for 1b4 al
r. next aontA Garnet is uouiined in liz Mani
, Hospital, the surgeon of which Gertiles the won
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7lLIGRAPHIG DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO TIE n. Q. CRESCENT
FALSE REPORTS ABOUT GOV. WEISS POWER
10 REMOVE sHEHIFFs.
The attorney General La not Given HIS
Opinion in Favor Of Il.
THE SUBJECT not BEFORE ANY GOVERNMENT
AUTHORITY.
Government Insisting d Conplets Eva
cuation Of Mexico b. the French.
NO FURTHER REMOVALS or TREASURY uFFIcERs
IN LOUISIANA.
Cow Swami has Another Interview
with the president.
H
Government Insisting Oh Complete Eva
cuation Of Mexico By The French.
NO FURTHER REMOVALS or TREASURY OFFICERS
IN LOUISIANA.
Gov. Swami has Another Interview
with the President.
LsU1sIAN1ANs IN WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s. There i 10 truth III tie
report that the attorney general has expressed an
opinion in favor Of Governor Weils's claim to
power to remove the sherifs Of Louisiana for
noncompliance with his convention proclarna-
ton.
10. representations Al all haye been made to
the government in relation to such removals.
Ilaarn from cabinet officials that the admins
traton is insisting on the complete withdrawal Of
every French soldier and every soldier enlisted
under French auspices Of prestige from the soil Of
Mexico.
There will be no further removals at present.
among treasury officers in Louisiana.
Governor Swami had an interview with the
President to-day
Messrz. sullivan, Weed, Pinckara and Griffin, of
New Orleans, arrived here to-day.
Gen. Dick Taylor viii arrive here On Thursday
Ella.
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VOLUME XVI.

hands of lady who was with him, and it was dur
ing his absence that the horses took fright and
ran away. A ditch has been recently dug across
this street, between Royal and Bourbon, and here
the lady was thrown from the buggy upon the soft
ground The injury she received was slight, owing
to the fact it not upon the pavement she fell.
The horses, meanwhile, continued their course
until the buggy was dashed to pieces.
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Ronrd of Realti.


regular weekly meeting OF the Board OF
Health was held last evening. Present: DIR.
Smith in the chair, DR.. Stone, DR.. Foster, Dr..
Chopin, Mr. McCoard, Mr.. Creeyy and Mr.. Pen
nington.
Inc minutes OF the previous meeting OF the
board were read and approved.
The president called the attention OF the board
to an arhcle winch appeared N the Times OF sun
day last, III which IT was stated that the majority
OF the members OF Ine poard were opposed TO
quarantine, and that this statement was made on
authority. lie mentioned the iact lhat members
might, II they thought proper take notlce OF the
statement.
Mr. Gfeevy taouS15 that tile aflicie ala not call
for any notice from the board
MI. MeCoard reI1arhea tllat sucH statetneIlts
could only be treated as squlps, puDAshed 10 at
tract and amuse the readers of the paper, without
any Sh sshiaot W as Urnet tbon dronneJ
ME- SnreSiSant nort noI1ed he attan+;on Of +be
hoard tn the subject of the introduction of hides,
The ra nnirncr of nermits had given rise tn mnch
| chmnIaint and IL was thongbt thew nioht he oi
iowad IN rome in withont q nermit nniess tbev
were in g,od condition.
M Craapv thouobt that the reonirino of ,,ernits
az, ao tfo,o ;+b +ba h,Isio9es
| Dr S+one eaid ba had seen hi5ae admitted soma
time a9o which created snch a Nuisance asnobody
ongbt 20 he enbieotad 10 He vvonld asEsonn ha ve q
dead horse near him as some of these hides.
| mr. Foster said fine health officer of the
| Socona District had adontad +bn vnrv rnod nlon
oS aipino csptains of vesseIs ganers nermif to
bri6r HAN X On tair I1ndartoE;ncr tn introdnra
pnne nfIns ;n had aondition ''''Ni''e
No ,,t acton G,, vas taken on fhe snbiect
~ Stopn inonraa l1betbar na3he considered
i tba fine had arrived At which the rednirinn and
nnbiishina Of da;Ig mortnarw renorts mg6t nro.
pe,n hn 5;scontin2ad II haa baen snngested to
bi Nv &c seWerei snns;hia nersnns that the @nntnreG
,br;a tio IF +ba faul 9noreGc of cbolara
and veiIow faver now renorted served onIy to
rc;+a and a1arn tba t;mid and to afford rronn5
for esa acgeratione .,
Mr. GTeeyv tIonrht that weekly REPORTS would
he ent4ir;ant benceforth Snbseonentiv he intro.
Snced = resontion To disnense with lailg mortnary
ronorts from and after sunday next. # was
unanimously adonted. a
The reports Of the several health officers were
read and nnder the standing resolution referred
10th to tbe committee on health. That Of DR.. Burns
health officer of the First District. was as follows
O., - -, o,, 1,,, n, ,,,,,,
VI NJ nrIaans HstobaT % ace
Wv ls,,1 lvU'
10 the resident and Members o. the BOA bodrd o
oI IN @ III ts ae nohngg gee er
o ~ I ava ct;ns 6g nv
cisv HE nccessity for cleansing and watering
! stlll too apparent.
AWaltpg l 5ne actlono OF tne ooaro apon the mem
M VI e f aEe noo "; C, 10
; lnove aIl tbair Iinnd reuse or Ia ciose hay
e narefnllv watched iha% they aischarged notLin,
santariiy Injurious into the ss1gbters and have de
b tected no such offerse One gentleman anpet
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The subioined table presents the deaths from
cholera and other diseases, together with eassi-
feation, with reference 10 color, reported to the
Board of Health, since the existence of cholera
in the city became an established fact This table
does not include the interments from the Marine
Hospital, which, being under military control, are
not reported to the board From the 9TH to the
sth August the board has no returns from the
the board on the 9th August. That, and all the
succeeding daily reports, show the interments up
to 6 o'clock Of the morning Of the day the report
may be dated:
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BOARD OF ADMINISTRATIVE board met last night
in regular session, Mr.. Whitney in the chair, and.
Mes9rs. stith, McCloskey, Smith, Nc Knight, Clark
and White present.
A resolution was made that President Boswprth
be granted II leave OF absence for sixty d9ys,
Granted.
The zabi0ined resolutions werc sent up rom the
! lower board foE concurrence;
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Odd Document.

DR.. Dirmeyer, the secretary of the Board Of
Health, announced at the meeting of that body
held last evening, that the subjoned odd document
had been sent to him. 1t was adjudged Of such a
character as TO admit of no formal notice by the
board; but whether written in good faith, or in
tended as squib, it appears quite rich enough to
lay before our readers. Perhaps yellow fever
fee is the potent spell which evoked the 1aatUt
production:
New ORLEANS, October %, 1866.
Dr.. Geo W. Dirmeyer, Secretary Board of HEALTH
Dear Sir-I desire to report most remarkable
case, and recovery of young man, whose phys
clan tells him he has had the yellow fever. After
| have stated all the facts, will you be kind
enough, Tor the satisfaction of this young mar
and his friends, to give me the opinion of the
board?
Mr.. r. is an Alabamian, a resident of this place
about three months. Saturday, the 18th inst, he
had slight fever: Saturday night attended the
theater. Sunday morning sent for a physician
Sunday evening (with the fever still on hin)
got up, dressed himself, and went from
Carondelet to Dauphin street, to another
house, where he could and did receive
better attention. Monday morning employed
nurse, who remained three days. Tuesday had nc
fever. On Saturday morning, goth, ate one
chicken, three plates of soup and boiled eggs
| From the time he was taken sick (until he came
down stairs on Sunday, the 24th inst) he ate
| twenty-five oranges, drank two whiskes, and
smoked forty-eight cigars On Sunday he ate al
\ much as any two men in the house, and said ht
never felt stronger. ! forgot also to mention
that the fourth day he changed his shirt and th
| bed clothes.
l only ask now for information. Can any MAI
go through what this one has, and have the yelloy
| fever?
BY addressing line to No. 10 Bank Place
glass box l66, you will greatly oblige an old friend
| COSFEUER ATE.
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NUMBER 81.

! is not dangerous, and the accused we're admitted
| to bail in the sum Of $500 each.
i Edward Marshall, q negro, accused Of the lar
/ ceny of pair of pantal0ons, valued at ss from
the store Of J. KingmaDn, 10. 223 Circua street,
| on Saturday night last, was remanded for exam
| nation.
| John Ratne, colored, was examined on charge
| of breaking into the room of Robert Spears, col
ored, on TeFpsichore street. on the night Of the
18th INST, and stealing silver watch and knife
all valued at about $50 The burglary or larceny
was not proved against Bilnr but as dangerous
character, he was sent to she Workhouse for six
teen months.
Charles Smith, colored arrested for pfferfng
and James DeviRe and Thoatas Burns, for entering
| the shop Of John Schroeder, on Lafayette street.
on Monday evening, and breaking open his money
drawer, were sentensed to t1s Workhouse for six
| months.
| George Davis and Lizzie Burke, arrested on the
| streets drunk, were sentenced to ninety days in
the Workhouse, and G.. Stephens, alias Osborne,
| for vagrancy, sixty days.
| Mary Leonard, for Being DRINK on Dryades
street and using obscene langua ge,was fined $50 :
| Oliver Ludlum, Ellen Ludium and Il. Gilbert, for
| drunkenness and disturbing the peace; Reuben
| Noble, colored, for driving q cab without lights;
| Margaret Cavanaugh, for throwing nuisance on
| the street: cab driver named Carroll, for
ming cab without license, were fined SO each:
| Lonisa Harrisburg colored for abusing Eliza
| Morris, colered and William Smith, eOlored, for
assanIting Amelia Weaver, celored, s5seach; and
| William Brady, Alexander Henderson and Har-
man Young, for drunkenness, 50 30 each
SECOND DIsTR1cr.-Rose Gallagher was sent TO
| the Workhouse sfor ninety days for disorderiy
conduct. John Manning was sent for sixty days
for sleeping upon the wharf. j. D. Jones was
fined $40 for disturbing the peace. John Sykes
! Michael Collins and Joe. Felix 4eoloreal, were
fined $40 each for fighting. No fixed cases came
up for trial.
THIRD DISTRICT. william, colored, VIII have
to pay $40 fine or go thirty days TO the Parish
Prison, for an assault and battery on Francis
| Smith. Santiago Pietro, a wretch who was un-
Drouet VINO had kindly given him o shelter for
the night in bis house, was seat to the Workhouse
for thirty days.
The other cases disposed Of were Of 10 impor-
tance.
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Suicide,

A man whose name has not yet been ascer-
tained committed suicide yesterday by jump
ing off one of the ferry boats running from Algiers
called the Porter. The body has not yet been re.
covered, and all that was further known of him
was that he was dressed in black clothes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-24

A two horse buggy was yesterday broken to
pieces by the running away of the horses at
taohed, upon crs,aabouse street, and with almost
fatal consequence 10 lEs occupant A gentleman
who had been driving it had lett the retns iR the