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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

- The Queen! The Queen!-The Queen
OF HAIR REsTORERsl-Nrs. Winsow's Queen Hair Re.
storer is queen not only in name, but in virtues
1t is the best Hair Restorsx offered to the public
An aibe restorer and preeEver of the hair If faithfully
spilled
Itis no hair dye
It acts directly apon the of the hair changing gray
aair to its original life color asresng decay
allng ont of the hair eradieang dandruH and
aurtng all humors of the scalp.
It will change dry and wiry hair soft and luxuran
;resses.
1t tinparts delightful fragrance to the hair
In you wish to restore your hair as in youth and
etain i through life, MRS. wISsLoWs QUEEN HAIR
aEsToREE. Price 81 per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
]. CONCEAL, General Agent
20 st. Charles street, n o.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
MONDAY MoRNINe. ooToBER j. -lsae.

NEW PARTNERSHIP 1T will be seen upon refer
ence to the cards We publish in the CRESCENT this
morning, that Major Thos. +. Walker has admitted
Mr. Charles Floyd, Of Richmond, Va, into part
nership with him in business. Mr.. Floyd il d gen
tienlan Of talent ana integrity, ana will prove i
valuable acquisition to the firm. The firm will
continue to keep on hand all descriptions of pro-
duoe, groceries and provisions, and will sell as
reasonable as ever.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
University OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:


A. H. CENAs NJ. D., Emeritus Professor of 0bsteriGa
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, If. D, Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery,
G. A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Matera Medioa
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
n. G. RICHARDSON, NJ, D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W. MALLET, PHI D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAML NJ. BEHlsS NJ D., Professor of Medicine.
y e 4 qH166HRdIIE Y16HdIs NJ B. Demonstrators of Anatomy
The Annual Course Lectures in this Department viii
begin November r. sG6 and end March 2 1867. Pre-
mnary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital CONF
mencing October 18th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th,
The Clinical advantages Of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and Surgeons of Charity
Hospital the Students accompany them their daily
visiis.
FEEs-Tckets of all the Professors, sltO Matriculaon
S5 Practical Anatomy, $40; Diploma, $50 Payment re-
quired in advance
7. G, RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Dean.
New Orleans August IS 1866
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
sCHOoLs--FOR RoYs.
pUENA VISTA ENGLISH
--AND-
sICAL oHoOL.

Having returned er absence of three years. my
former home in the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY the 10th of September next an Ea4
glsh aud Classical School, for the eiucation of Boys.
Thelocalty this institution is delightful combining all
the advantages of country The grounds ampa
andw b&agan beauted and adorned with 0rnamentHl trees
and shrubhery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has been
recently furnished from cellar garrett and is being
repanted rePapered rscleansed and repfed that no
locality in the whole country will be heathfa
The discipline of the School will mild and parental but
firm and decided and every eort VIII develop the
physical intellectual md moral faculties of the pupil The
Principal of the School prepared to board ten or Twelve
Scholars.
Terms tor Session of Five Months:
Tuition in Primary Department. ............S25 25 O9
Higher Branches of Mathematics and Classics each extra 90
Board per month"; including fuel and lights 20 90
Contingent 90
Washing ut aundress prices
JAMES McNUTT, Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno McGRvock Gen. NJ.
F. DeGratienreid, Col ON Perkins, R. H Bradley Esq,
Col W. S, McLemore, j. B. McEwen Esq, Col John L.
House, Rev, A. N. Cunningham D. D. Rev Francis H.
Davis Dr. John s. Park, John Carter Esq, r. NJ Ewing,
Esq. Judge p G. s. Perkins, W. Neey, Robt. P. Moss
anes Allison.
References from Vrgina-Hon Andrew s. Fuon, DR.. r
". Sanders Gen VIM Terry G. s. A, Randall Mctiavocka
Ksl., Ssml. R. Crockett ESQ., Thomas Wood, ESQ., Rev. B.
:. Lacy, C. Graham O. C. Tat Stephen McGavock Rev.
James G Wherry, Wythe county Gen. james A. Walker,
DR. Edwir 9. Wasson j. B. Alexander, ESQ., Rev DanL B.
Ewing JEEsss NJ. ClOyd, Esq. Pulaski county.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
INES ..,...,....w WINES. ....,........ WINES,
WINES ARE
SPECIAL NoTTCE no THE PUBLIC

We the undersigned, have formed Regular Tri-weekls
Line Packets between New Orleans and Shreveport and
order facilitate the desire Of shippers have placed
their disposal Six A No Low Wa'er Boats of which
will leave port every TUESDAY, THURSDAY aud sATUR-
DAY at The object Of Rssocsting ourselves
geher is that may demand aud receive fair remuneration
services We wish omonopoize anSthing
only desire live and let live We will regulate the
of Freight from time time, according nav CATION, and
feel sanguine that friends particularly ship
pers freight will find fault under admnisra-
ton.
Steamer LADY GRACE, SAM. W. HAMMOND, Master
Steamer NAVIGATOR BEN. b. KoUNs, Master.
Steamer CADDo, THORNTON JACOBS, Master.
Steamer ELNoRA, RoBT. WATSON Master.
Steamer H. A. HOMEYER, R. SINNoTT Master
Steamer CUBA, W T. BoARDMAS, Master.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
sgF LovGNeooD's oIRcuLAR.
7s3 CARoNDRLEr STREET

= = y OANVNUhLET 6TREET, I
Nu 0rleens October the Ist, iS6f.
Deer Sit''-At the openin oY the bizness seeson,
! don't think hits fur frpm outen the way fer to
ael9 You Price Current au' my keerd. Uyrybody
else is dpin' of it, an my circular is ez good eg
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
''..- -..'as -.-sa-. -.a'a. .=.a'a, ! months.

Asnthy advertisements inserted every other day, 10 be
charged TIVE -thirds the above rates
First page monthly advertisements each square
ss91 per mouth.
transient having the q paper first
Insertion 81 80 square, each Insertion
Square.
First and Fourth page transient Advertisements each in
rtioni 81 10 per square
each inssrtion
Regnier advertisers, who advertise largely shs be SLOWED
such discount above named transient rates as may be-
agresd apon case shall such discount ex
ceed Is per cent.
Al business notices advertisements tobe charged 2oesnts
net PEE line, each insertion.
AZ transient paid in advance
All bills with regular advertisers shall rendered monthly
square the space occupied by ten lines solid agate
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
TOBACCO NOTICE.

All TOBACCO Inspected and Stored in the Cumberland
Warehouse, remaining hands, is stored in the Hun
Street Warehouse.
H.. NJ HAYS, Inspector
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

-Colgate'a Honey Soap-ThIs celebrated
Toilet soap In such universal demand made from tho
choicest materials is mild and emoent in It's nature
any scented and extremely action upon the
'Etn For all druggists and fancy goods dealers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

souTHEHN GARRETT WARgHoUsE.-- Of the
old customers Of tie firm Of T. D. Daneren 4 Go.
vii, No doubt be pleased 10 learn that Mr.. II. r.
Bonne9al is to be found III that establishment. at
NO. las Canal street, up stairs, over syme7a drug
store The stock which can be found at this
establishment cannot be excelEed by any in the
city, andit will be sold cheap. We hope our lady
9riends who were in the habit Of patronizing Mr.
Ronnegal before beast Butler broke up the house
to which he was attached, viii give their patron
age to him again. His merchandise cannot BE
surpassed ana everybody knows that lie ii cour-
feous and polite.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

JEWELRY.
S. H1EE''.'''''..''.'.''...'.'..... HIEna
No. 70 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JeweIry, Watches, Silver and Plated Wars,
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEIMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fins Gold Watches in Hunting Cases diamond mounted and
eneT0ved best msker rich Sets Bracees Pins and Ear
rnEsin Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx Etruscan Gold
B karat Gold Guard and Vest Chains patterns Sleeve
buttons and Studs of every variety and best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Masonic Pins desgns Silver and
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups obets
Napkin Rings Casors etc. Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality
OlOcks,~
Once and Mantle In Bronze, Marble and Wood
apectacles,
Gold. Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular attention needing helps 70 tssds
respectfully solicited to semmons Brazilian Pebbles the best
and only glasses that should be used New Pebbles reset in
odframes paid to repairing auS
Jewelry the best workmen being employed.
RsMsmhsr. 20 CAMP STREET, under ths City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

UrHo1sTEay Thssis profession requiring
both experience taste ana probity. To employ
person possessing meme of these qualities or not
ailof them, 70 ftnpsone's house, would be rather
hazardous operation and likely to produce much
dissatisfaction. Our old friend Mr.. George II.
Homan, who adyertises having established him
self in that business at No Il Royal street, has all
the necessary qualifications. He was in the busi-
ness for several years before the war, and if that
troublesome time did change the spirit of his
dream, andpat musaet on his shoulders for
Tour years in the "so-called he has not forgotten
hla Gig trade and maybe he has improved All
ge have 70 say s that he deserves a trial both on
account of bis abilities and his conduct
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
sCHoOLs--YoUNG LADIES.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
y Of the Hebrew faith at 17S and lis West Thirty ninth
street. between Seventh and Eighth avenues, New York
To the TsraelItes Of Louislana:
Mrs HENRY sTMoNS having been requested by many
OF her Southern and Western friends (hose children have
been educated at the nstute make her School,
announces 70 them that she receives pupils from the ages
seven TO sixteen The pupils acquire the English French
German and Hebrew Languages thoroughly Music and
Singing taught by able professors Sewing and Embroidery
made an especial instruction Dancing and Gymugstc exeF
eseS taught during the winter The pupils attending
the institute will lind homo in every respect ana every
care VIII be taken With their moral and religious training
Pupils can enter the Institute at any time
For Gireulars. annlE alnRe-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

WooD AND Coal CONC ouT OF F4sHIoN -
During The past week we have been reminded
that autumn is at hand, and thoughts naturally
recur to the prices Of fuel In fact, several are
even now laying il their winter stock Of wood
and coal. While doing this, Would 1t not be welI
to bear in mind that at I06 Camp street, there Is
Nesting stove that will heat room Of any size
and that this stove does NOT consume either wood
or coal Such ID the case. The Petroleum Yapor
Heating Stove, in which petroleum oil alone is
used, can be kept heated at about one-half the
expense of wood o. coal stoves, and the heats
much more uniform. This heating stove gives a
powerful heat ct very small cost, and Is particu
iarly adapted to heating the largest sized rooms,
halls, churches, school rooms, ETC., and for par
lors, counting rooms. Offices saloons, stores etc.
Ehere moderate degree Of heat only il re-
quired, the smaller sizes answer the purpose
much better than any invention ever introduced.
Those who have in charge tie heating of
churches, sehool-roomss public offices and halls
should, at least, step in and look al these stoves
at3loe Camp street. This inspection can do NO
one any harm, and 1T might lead to beneficial re-
suits There is nothing intricate about them, and
they can be testedina very few minutes
0ae thing is certain, they are rapidly gaining
favor and al rho have used them, Or are nov
using them cannot be induced to give them DIP
DO and see them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

Gas FITFINGs.-eapt. John G. Fiemming, the
popular gas Gtter 81 No I28 and 125 Magazine
street, near Girod, has just opened most superb
stock Of new styles Of chandeliers hall lamps
shades brackets and all other description Of fit,
Alags His arrangements for fitting up stores
offices, public buildings and dwellings are unsur.
passed BY any person in the same line in the city,
and We recommend hal to tho public as in every
Way deserving Of patronage, as he is prompt and
1reliable IN thefulfiiment OF his contracts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

MEssRs. LIoN y IsREAI's GRAsD oPEE1Ne.z
This offers an excellent opportunity To our lady
friends TO buy rich winter outfit at rates which
Will be apt to live in their memories for some
time to come, Their beautiful limos, poplins,
broche silks, alpaeas, merinoes, cloths and
prints are sure Of creating perfect furore among
ail who go TO see them and learn their price.
It should be borne in mind that Messrs Lion &
lsreal's stock is all neW-a and consequently is Of
the latest styles. What more could be asked /?
New goods beautiful goods Cheap goods
Ladies think Of this matter
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
spECIAL NOTICES.

-Marrlage and Celibacy, nm Essay of
Warnings Instruction for Young Men Also, diseases
which prostrae vital powers with
Of relief Sent charge sealed latter envelopes Ad
dress DR.. j. sKTLLrN HOUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia.
- GalllEhan's Pills r0a ChlllS and Fever--
The testimonials attached to the advertisement OF these Pills
from gentlemen known throughout the whole country
Their veracity cannot be questioned places tie merits of
the medicine ut once beyond doubt and recommends pop
ular favor See the advertisements
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

.ro CorETRY MERcHA ANTs.--The advertisement
of our friends Messrs. +. Van Bentluysen 3 Co.,
No. l2l Canal street deserves an attentive perusaI
by ali our readers this morning. When merchants
come here to hug goods they win find it paying
investment To go to just such houses TO make their
bills, ~ they viii there fnd everything required
or the city retail trade for sale at wholesale atI
atiess very little above the Importers cost, Al
all events it will cost nothing to 80 aud look at
Che goods, and it will undoubtedly prove very
visit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
T AvENDER's COLLEGE
N E. CORNER RAurARr AND BtExv1n1E.
TTNIVEEsITY OF VIRGINIA.

JNAVERaATY OF VIRGINIA.
The Session will begin the day of October 1866
and end tle29th of June 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor Law will be
appointed the 18th Of August when the organization Of
the Departments of Observation-Disclosures Law aud Medf.
cawi be fully eestablished enlarged basis Az
before the war
The expenses of the Academic Student, exclusive
of text books clothing and pocket money $500 in
currency session of nine months the Law student e
s5G5, and of the Medical Student, to 1895.
For catalogue giving details, for special information
address S. MAUPIN,
Chairman of the Faculty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
Eff you don't bleeve it, try me.
Yours on the SONAR.

SUIT LovENGooD.
Noty Be,ae Psr7tct7er.-Don't be in a hurry 2
put the proceeds Of your truck inter gold at these
raskilly high prices. Hits swindle on the plan
ter fer 'em to charge wot they do fer gold, Hits
bonn 60 down, an I look fer gold 2 touch bot
tom bout the last of the season. I'll pay you in
trust ontwell then.
Eff thars bin emmy revivals in Masonry in your
seckshin would like fer hear bout hit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
Ilpnblished every Saturday morning Subscription s5
9sF annun IL adyanes haltseary and qasstey same rates.
ningle copies 10 cents.
1Eaates Of Advertlslng.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01

FRSdE BUHLER FEM ALE sEMKNARY
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and Commodious Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds.
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, Etc,
together with cheerful domestic management moral and polite
Culture, are offered and assured.
TERAs-s4o MONTH 5000 advance; Music and orna
mentals extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing.
Addres5 EKF, j. E. C. DoREMBs, D. D.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
.oRArIo N. JENKTNs.
T ,ADHEs' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
.... OF LOUISIANA,
No. 1853 Camp Street, Bible House

The BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Association have
they are prepared to receive all kinds Of atons from
city merchants and others who tske welfare
Of the widow and orphan Of our Southern soldiers
secpnd-hand clothing issoced 70 aid in providing for the
| families under
We very anxious to obtain reliable sufficient fund
~ increasing the number OF Aunua Members one
Thousand, and obtaining many annual con fbutors
Ladies wishing
Ro2n5 Which will be open daily except Sunday from ~
HRs. H. T. BARTLETT, President
Mrs g ". PRiTcHAFD, Secretary
He that hath pity the poor endeh to the Lord and
that which he hath given will pay him again PROV 10
and 10.
NTASONTC-THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
I'VE call the attention Of Nil Masonic Lodges New Orleans
and vicinity to their department Of trade embracing
styles Of Emblems, Insignia Badges, Chapeaux Swords
Trimmings etc, in throughout the order Having
the direct agency the above Special
Branch OF trade they solicit the orders of Masonic Assucia
ons IN this and other cities Of the South and
tire satisfaction in ali orders care
STAPLEroN CO.. 95 and 97 Canal street
HAVING DISPOSED OF OUR STOCK
of Groceries, will continue the Commission Forwarding
Business at the old stand No. 80 and 80 New Levee.
Hw BTcKNAsTER 4 co
RLANAETS.... BLANKETS.
To arrive per ship W. c. winthropc, from Havre-
l6bales French BLANKETS, "F A Seiliere, &C by &C.
weighing nine pounds.
For saeb AUG CoNTURIE,
81 Old Levee street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
Terms for Session of Five Months:
JAMES McNUTT, prInclpaI,
X ENrUcKx UNIVERSITY.

ASHLA Nd,
The home of Henry Clay and Transyvanin University with
45J acres elegant grounds and large numDetot buildings
the sites OF the various colleges
The location delightful beaihfu and in tie midst of the
most refined and intelligent society
Endowment. $iOO,OO0. Real Estate, $500 COZ.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-01
ST. CHARLES INSTITUTE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1O4 bourbon Street,
Opposite the Opera Housa

Nine Mace begs announce that her Institute will omen
for the session Of 1861 MONDAY, September 3D. $50
when she hopes that prompt of pupils SO in
dspesabe to their eapng she full advantages of the lectures
and instructions designed for them.
The advantages efOrded by the Institute ACQUISITION
OF proficient acquantance with both the French and English
Languages are we'll known and Mme Mace neglected
nothing that secure, heretofore the accompshed
Preceptors in the various branches of knowledge
PFospectuses be procured the Institute Bourbon
street, opposite the Opera House
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-07-18
Mr., Davis on Dr.. Craven's Book.

A correspondent ofthe New York News.
writing from Richmond, says: "Dr Craven's
book, The Prison Life Of Mr.. Davis, Is at
tracing much attention here. have good
reasons for believing that its publication
has seriously annoyed the distinguished
prisoner. Indeed. have it from excellent
authority that such is the fact. 1t is stated
that much Of the incidental portion of the
work-the conversations so circumstantial-
ly jotted down are Of that class, the publica-
ton of which, however we'll intended by
the kind.hearted author, is calculated to
damage rather than to benefit the party
more Immediately interested-at least with
the dominant partly now running the Gov
.rnment. 1t places weapon in the hands
of those who clamor for his blood. snd who
would not scruple to distort truth into false
hood where such action would aid in the
accomplishment Of their designs. While
the people of this section care very little
for the course which the politics Of the ma
ton NAV take--under the guidance Of q
Radical Congress and the skillful manipu.
lation of the Disunionist, who affected by
wordy warfare to be the champions of the
Union during actual war-still they are
keenly alive to everything which effects
even remotely the distinguished gentleman
who was their agent during the struggle fol
self government. DR.. Craven's book will
have wonderful sale all over Che country
but it's publication at this time is d source
of serious annoyance to the gentleman most
vitally connected with IT,
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-07-18
The Sovsrsigns of Europe

~ :
There are as the present moment 43 .eien-
ing Soyereigns in Europe. Ofthst uumber
ten belong to the Roman Catholic religion.
but one is excommunicated; 30 are Protes.
tants, one is Of the Greek Church, and q
Mahomedan; tAe forty-third is the Pope.
The Catholics are, two Emperors-of Aus
ira md France; five Kings-of Bavaria.
Belgium, Span IA Queen,l Portugal and
Saxonv. two iprinces-of Lichtenstein and
MANAGE; tho excammuuicated Sovereign is
King Nictor emmanuel, The 30 Protes-
tauts are, eight Kings and Queens--of Eng
land, Prussia. Swade,. Denmark Holland,
Hanover, Greece and Wurterhurg; 8 Grand
Dukes-of Baden. Hesse-l,1rmstadt Neck.
lenburg-Schwern, Mecklenbnrg. StreIts and
Oldenburg and Saxe-Weimar; seys.7 Dukes
--of Anhalt, Brunswick, Nassau, Sax me.
mingen. SAKE Atemburg, Sake Coburg AID
Schleswig-Aolstein; nine Princes-of Lip
pe-Detnold, Lippe-Schaumburp, Reuss
Griez, Reuss-S -Schleis, Schwartzbnrg, Sender
hausen and Waldeck; the Eector OF Hesse
Cassel and the Landgrave of Hess Hombug.
The Greek Orthodox Sovereign is the
Emperor Of Russia and the Mussulman, the
Sultan Of Turkey. There are also seven
Republics in Europe two exclusively Cath
olics-San Marino and Audorra; and FIVE
in which the majority Of the inhabitants
are Protestants-Switzerland, Hamburg
Premen, Frankfort. Lubbock.
The Louisiana Democrat., 1866-07-18
CONGRESSIONAL CORRUPTION. -"Obseryer'
writes in the National Intelligencer:

CONGRESSIONAL CORRUPTION" Observer
writes in the National Intelligencer:
The course of the majority in the present
Congress upon many measures Of great pub
lie interest has achieved for it reputation
most disgraceful to the National LEGISLATURE
and degrading to the country. 1t has car
ried corruption to such an excess that a
scale of prices has been fixed by lobby
agents for votes in Congress upon the va
rious plunder schemes presented. The sue
cess Of even most meritorious matters can
only be secured by subsidies to managers in
the lobby and the payment OF the sums ex-
acted for votes on the floor. 1t has come
to such pass, that after measures invol-
wing large pecuniary emoluments have been
voted upon and defeated, assertions are
openly made that they can be revived and
passed upon the payment so much per-
cipita for the votes required. In the case
Of the Mexican loan, against which there
wss, at one time, o very decisive vote in the
House, Notwithstanding majority of the
members have expressed themselves strong
ly in favor OF the Monroe doctrine, the ad-
vocates of the measure have had their con-
hdsnce'of ultimate success revived by as
surances that the requisite number Of votes
can be procured at the rate Of nine thou
sand dollars apiece. As this proposition
involves fixed sum, upon which the per-
esntags for the lobby fund can be calcula-
ted, 1t will be easy to determine the rate Of
Percentage necessary to insure the success
otany other measures involving attainable
values, from the extension of the Freedmen's
Bureau to the prohibitory tariff.