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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23
Quarantine Ducs.
[From tie Baton ROME gazette

LFftu1 Lilt bhEpu rouge 5h2ette
Some stir was recently created in New Orleans
by the secretary Of the Board Of Health, DR.. G.
Dirmeyer, refusing to accept State money in pay
ment OF quarantine dues The doctor justified his
action by stating that the law requires all funds
collected for quarantine tax to be deposited in
bank and the banks refuse to take State money
at par. Furthermore, that the receipts in current
funds at par are barely adequate to meet the ex-
penses Of the board that no employ6, or grocer
or laborer of the board will receive the State notes
without deduction Of ten per cent? and that
conslgnees will speculate upon the amounts due
the board, thereby realizing a handsome per cent
age upon the same-consignees being thrs the
gamer, the owner losing nothing, but the board
paying the sacrifice
Messrs Russell & Hall, the parties who rendered
the secretary State money instead of currency for
quarantine dues, and refused to pay in any other
forwarded a remonstrance to Governor Wells on
the subject, wherein they set forth the declaration
Of the legislature that Louisiana money shall be
receivable in payment for State dues, and ven
ture the hope that his eXcelency will hasten to re-
buke the secretary of the board for the step he
thought fit to pursue in the premises The gov
being out of the city this appeal is likely to
remain in allegiance until his return. Meanwhile
the Board of Health has convened, and passed a
resolution approving the course of the secretary.
knowing the secretary as we do, we are well
satisfied that in his refusal to receive State money
he was influenced by no motive to depreciate that
money, but solely from a sense Of honest obliga-
tons to the board whose ong-ried able and faith
full servant he is. Had he adopted the precedent
of receiving dues in money already deprecated
not by any act or connvance of his own, but by
the concurrent action of the specializing, com
mercial and trading communities all over the State
he would soon have had on his hands such an
accumulation OF the article as might have entaied
serious losses upon himself, had the board chosen
to hold him accountable for the same, which it
could have done.
We have thought proper to say this much in
defense Of our friend DIR. Dirmeyer whom we have
had the pleasure of knowing great many years.
and who we believe to be incapable of committing
any intentional wrong toward the State or any OF
its citizens. Although of a somewhat fiery and
sense and intelligence to weigh carefully the duties
Of his position, and to know when he is right be-
fore going ahead.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

A city paper says that the Royal Society Of
6rocerst in London are in eestacies because Prince
Alfred has accepted membership, They say he
is the first pEincely member.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

tits now announced that Napoeon's projected
excursion to the departments Of the east at the
request Of the populations of suasburg, Metz,
Colmar, Besancon and Luneyille, is not to take
place. His majesty, accompanied by the empress
and the prince imperial, will only visit Nancy on
the l4th of July, aud stay there three days.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

HONE MADE sHrRrs. Almost every one viii
agree with US that there Ii more confidence to be
placed ~ the wear Of articles Of apparel which
nave been made by parties whom we know than
10 those made by strangers tous. When dealer
manufactures goods for his own customers he is
almost sure to bestow more pains upon the work
than is the case when the wearers are entire sran-
gers to him. This is our reason for recommending
the goods sold by Mr. s. N. Moody, the great shirt
dealer, corner Of Canal and Royal streets. The
wearing apparel which he sells is made for his
own customers, and can be relied upon. We in
yite attention to his advertisement, which we pub
lish this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

AT the reception held June "a in celebration q
the anniversary Of the accession Of Piux TX to the
Papal chair, his holiness replying to the con.
gratulations Of the cardinals, delivered speech
condemning the prosecutions Of the bishops and
priests in Italy.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

Mr. N R. Pogson, the government astronomer
at the Royal Observatory in Madras was the dis.
coveler, June 10th, Of new minor planet, the
eighty seventh Of the group between Mars and
Jupiter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

FAcT0Rs' AND Traders Insurance. COMPANY
Stockholders in this company viii remember that
it wil be necessary for them 10 be present, either
in person or by proxy, at the meeting to be held
this evening, at o'clock, at the rooms Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, for The purpose Of electing
8rpskaaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

Manufacturers of Barrels, GslIpoHs, Ohio.

llHlILHVIUTHTBV u DaIEes HHIIp0I5t UnIo. ----
The Dry Kiln built under the direction Of your gent for
seasoning slaves has been n constant use, and believe i
performs its work iuy well you claim for It, would
about those partly seasoned
ing in lew days, at small EXPENSE have them well
EnmA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

A pastry cook, living in the remote town of
Pulle, is the fortunate winner of the Paris bond
prize Of 10000 francs, i
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From Moore q Campion.

Test made by Bukey Lumber Dryer Of pieces Of black
Walnut inch boards, II inches Wide halt dry shruuk
7l6 inch in width; 70 inches wide dry
made shTpnk inch il width In opinion, this process
does iniure ii.
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Tets Made at the Shops Of the Pennsylvnnln
Centrml Nnilrnmd Gnmpmny, Altnonm. Esn.

In order make Of Bulsys Patent Lumber Dryer
the Kiln filed with cherry ash poplar pine black
Unut and after hrng forty hours the lumber from the
kiln perfectly seasoned.
The following kinds Of lumber weighed and gaupsd
when put in the kns and also when taken out
2Jz inch pine plank weighed in 75 b5, weighed &c s
gagged In II 3.l6 inches, gagged ont lG28.
inch ash plank weighed in 50 b5 weighed ont GO Bs;
gauged in W. inches, gagged out isJs.
inch black walnut plank weighed In G. Ms weighed
5G1a d. gagged in lf}z inches gauged out 49,
A IA inch cherry board gagged in 1875 inches gauged
l6%
piece Of oak weighed In 1873 Ms, weighed ont l57 bs;
gRuged in 81 by 3l6 inches, gagged out Ga By 7lG
pine board perfectly green weighed In ~ Ms weighed
571 bs and only the Kiln twenty hours The lumber
came from the kiln ready 10 work.
The tests we're perfectly satisfactory.
J. P. LEYAN, Superintendent Car Department.
JEO. P LAIRD, Supt Motive Power anu Machinery.
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The Grown Prince of Denmark is about to
marry the Princess Wilhemina Of Holland, born
ls4l and youngest sister of the present Queen of
Sweden,
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The death is announced in London of Mr.. Thos.
Raymond Barker, an eminent agriculturalist, and
for many years past leading member of the
royal agricultural society.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

Auber is composing an opera for Patti. sardou
Is writing the Iibretto.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

FALL BUsISEss. Let all young gentlemen get
ready for good situations in the fall. Now is the
time to prepare themselves by attending Dolbear
Commercial College, corner Camp and Common
streets, ~ The elegant iron story building 1t is
open day and evening, under ten able professors,
Go and see for yourself.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

A Washington dispatch to a Boston paper says
that Senator sprague convinced the Senate of the
proprety of allowing all the war claims of modest
Massachusetts, Wonderful Senate Wonderful
Gr,rnc.rnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

Tits reported in Paris that NJ. Chasseloup Lau.
bat, the minister Of marine, will shortly resign,
and be succeeded by Admiral Rigault de Gre.
nnnillv
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THE CLOSING our AT WHTTTAKER's Sour lady
friends will bear in mind that the great closing out
sale VII continue for only few days longer, and
that Y they wish to get some Of the bargains they
had better go there at once, Mr.. Whittaker's
stock is not surpassed by any in the city, conse-
quenty they viii be sure to fnd all they want ia it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-23

Baron Rothschild long since removed all the
valuables from his chateau across the Rhine, and
this example is now being extensively followed
by landlords in Prussia, Germany, Austria and
TtaIv
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no. Hey street New York
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featuring to order,
Portable and EstntIonurv steam gsngir.r ar.1
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.ts ~ hgfss power OiEGaHi "nG gp1sht NV aih o. "a
feet Of lumber Der hoaT Crist Mis Milf ifeas %stsi
waes M a, syey Eea 2, NH o MseF4tne sgFn a III Pa
iron Pqnera, Graz, Woods Flaming q.
Pm L4 t5s,. Dpsni s.i rgnpg MassSne',
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Shfng Pqsys snt Hangers sstS9, By erS S 9
Leather and Eg96oI Hqs Upright RSssfgiEs NM
Steam s ana S S5 rgs Even sfsFipSn Fl afsn'
Cotton Gins, Cotton Gins, Cotton Glnsl
CarRy Goo6 Gins With engines 81 horse poH sud every.
5Ttos Your ardSSs ass isSs1aiT s5iIcitsd
nORFRT, F0TTT-ns Z,
IL -. $50 &C.,.
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MANUFACTURES, OF TRANSPARENT B1ATEs,
- =. % oyH-l 9tse2., 80 -9.@- ------
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IMPORTER
CHINESE F1RE-GEACKBRs. RooEErs, ETC
sAsUE4oTURER
LANTERNS, FLAGS Efo.
ALSO ,a[ss assortment I OF als own importation OF
CPECIAL NOTICE TO THE LADIES,
,.,,..,....,.
oAAAA AND BEAUTIFUL 0oAFi4f4loH
S"Ouo use 'h0
Genuine George W. L"'Fd'' Bloom Of E0Hth'
This delightful TOILET ARTICLE has no equal fo- Pre-.
serving and Beau;fyipp the COMPLEXION and SKIN and
will remove TAN and FREckLEs, AND III .tbs, Disease,
r., ~,
Depot-4A Fulton street, New York,
50 Cus.orphouse street Ne,, c,rlaan,
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WASHINGTON mon wOPUa
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tie best --''''''' a. 'A' al IL 0IOOe i'''' 'V'
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50 Liberty street Room No; 81 n =
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And Hardware Commission Merchants
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made to order Ihogap6y ERsayins aSt
Special attention to orders BY mail and prices as low as an,
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AND
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| -..-
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NEW YORK..
ANDREW CLERK & co.
No. as MnIdcn Lame, New Yorls

NO. Is Maiden Lane, New York,
Sole Importers Of jos Wnrrtn celebrated DRILLED EYE
hEEpLES beg tonoy Their ud customers aud tho public
that they have hand ull assortment nj
Wurriu'a Drilled Eye NeeGirs
WARNS Telegraph Needles caslets extra arrs oyn eyed
W,ttin,s Necdtc6 IN Sygoptcal cases, a new article.
Wdrrn'b surEeGnB hiIiuerA', SRi Pack NeadIpg etc
These Needles have been the public lar brtv years
and acknowledged BY Eoud juda psri1 ~ MI 9TH.
ets In temper, finish uniformity and gualty II strp
Our assortment OF FISHING TACKLE i gptnIete md tho
most extensive IN this other ~
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TzE WEEKLY CRESCENT
published every Saturday morning Subscription IS
POI IN advance; halfyesrly quarterly rates.
single copies, 10 cents.
Rates Of Aavertlsing.
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FUNSTON 81 sCOFIELD,
MANUFACTURERS OF
| EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS, LANTERNS, FLAGS, FIRB
CRACKERS, ToRPEDOEs, ETC,
hey Street, near Isrondyyny, New york
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ID OBERT FOULDs,

RUHkhN FWUIIUhl
IMPORTER or FRENCH EEaLlsH Arp GERaAs
Toys, Fancy Goods, China and Fireworks
ALSO
MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT BLATEs,
No. 80 John street, New York
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PLANTATION HOES,
SOLID CAST STEEL, oval EYE,
Assorted s1es, at lowest market rRles. For alrhy
j. T. HALsEY 4 co, AUcuoyEEBs.
And Hardware Communication Merchants,
IS Eee,man street New Yarg
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

agency chosen because the Convention believed was
the candidate 70 be presenied to tho people, cenhI
ment aud honor which have not deserved, an1 sleh
nppre' ate; mentioned | have been with rhs gas,~t
DIX and the other men named Ia that Convenon--and
am proud % know that foremost among my friends
Il tf. y man whose name have just mcnonct-
A. nir tCheersl trust that after this election We
shal IA A. To devote ourseves 70 something besides
she dIsenssoa II this great question OF natona policy
trust that meas1,yos may DO taken 20 prevent the
waslolul extravayancc IN the expenditure or ihe
pubic money 70 develop tns ,'s0lOss o s s'o ~.
"a eyrg possible way under tho seps.il.lsn q We
state 10 foster canal enterprises and oa enlerprs"s
wherever by being fostcrcd they may add To tho nse
titled TO our motto OF "Excolsior'' Let Va deyontly
LOOK fyr this end and earnestly pray and labor for H.
the beautiful valley in which trims II seemed 10 me as
II u was ono OF the most beautiful mornings my Dyes
ever beheld The early morning mists were rs Nc from
the valley creeping mp the mountain eide, and dsap-
pearing over the mountain top and could not but In.
duge silent prayer that the mss OF prejud'ce hate
anatcn and passion which threaten 10 overwhoIm the
and might disappear ~ they disappeared, aud vanish
N me clouds tApplansel Aud as rode along saw
e aoos q The iaeerers IN a, larnh9nses sSadns
INTO tho morning. saw the castle feeding, II were.
upon The thousand bills. saw the little ones playing
around the doors Of the houses while the father went
forth 70 his labor. saw around peace, plenty hap
piness Greatness and power said 70 mvsof this land
has passed through struggle, bat this State, with all
IL has suffered, does not to-day know what war
is Then thought Of the ravagod and dcsolatcd
plains q the South, the terrible judgments visited on
~ tl.H ltUsllon on EohrtiAiVn ol lNHca
Stites-iudgments which they admit they dsscrve--
Judgments which Heaven sent upon them | thought OF
states so poor that they could hardly carry their
local governments; with people poor that they could
hardly furnish The necessitis or ITO; with h9usehods
so desolatc that there hardly one IN which father
or son Or brother had been taken away. thought OF
their utter sub mission 70 tho Constitution Of tho
try and the results uf the | them standing
there, pleading with Northern men, that The ID
over 10 let peace md good viii return 70 tho country
saw them with oustretehed saying, 'Acn Of the
North, wo have violated tho constitution aud laws
have suffered the Consequences willing u abide by
the results and Ia the Of Heaven stretch vour
hands n ns let this spirit Of anatcsm hate and pro.
Judce die out and let peace and good Will reign hrong h
ont the land again. And as thDught of thig ! fell
that could 20 among the people of my staie with
newed hear. and renewed courage this cause. cond
dent that the conservative Cn without regard TO past
prudices, win earnestly n.s this work OF restora
ton and regeneration. U.1Hd cheering.)
The New York herald., 1866-09-29

Letter from Rev. Edward H~echrr. ID. D., 90
III brother, Rev. Henry Ward Besrhev.
The CbeAxo 7rgna< II ths z5ih lns. cgntsn3 three
column letter 70 Rev. Henry Ward Bsreher vntisn by
hs brother, I,ay. zwafi peoehsr, ~ o.. n Gs-ssrr
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can opie an faovtf = - y N ~ grsai luerssts
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there ar wbo ~, IN fsvN u ft~rNy fetssnr
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try u prove ts IN syts~n thor "ro piser 'or
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pubosn ga %, whose spris and pfncpl~s $50 ty~e,
bus n ,rss C1risssn dsmOerncy b&.s the -
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hight sn1 isnshsss bsfoss si stnhrsrsr ~ snnobiDg
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