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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Preliminary Meeting of the JOURNEYMEN TIMER!
of this city held at No. g. Fremens Hall, Wednesday
evening" the 2Sth u The assembly styled themselves THE
TIMERS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION of the city o
New Orleans and the following officers chosen pre-
tenn.
Mr. M. G. AVERY, President
WILLIAM BUCKLEY. Vice President.
GEO G. BIsSELL Recording and Corresponding Secretary
HENRY CARsTENs, Secretary of Finance.
P H. COTTON, Treasurer.
Three delegates selected to represent the Association
the Trades Union Assembly and committee of six appointed
to draft nuton and bylaws to be presented
meeting Of the Association
motion was made, and unanimously carried, that the
Journeymen Coppersmhs of this city be invited to CO.
operate with the organization.
The next meeting of this Association will held at the
house of Louisiana Hose Company Perdo and
delet Streets next TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
GEO. G. BISSELL,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Eureka.
THE INFALLIBLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Decidedly the best article for restoring Gray Hair
original COLOR not dyeing) eeetualy curing all diseases
the scalp preventing the hair om falling off, giving soft
and gloss that nothing else produce.
For sale in New Orleans by
j. s. MAUNSELL & CO.,
No. q Chsrtres street,
between Canal and Customhouse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

FTNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Summary fold
The downward tendency Of the precious metals a
4 New York appear to seriously affect our market a
present. Quotations Of gold and silver decline
here fully 7 cent on Saturday, in addition to TIL
decline on the previous day of u cent, and sale
have been unusually light at the closing figures
which were I33a@l34 for gold. 12s@l3o 70
American silver, and 13aD135 for Mexican dollars
Foreign Elchange-The movement in foreign
bills on Saturday was affected by the decline ii
gold to the extent of fully U cent reduction on
Fridays figures. The market was heavily sup.
Piled throughout, but most Of the principal buyers
continued absent and sales were very light at the
closing quotations, which were 146@l47 for bank
sterling. I44D145 for clear bills, l423@l4sa for bill
ef lading bills, 3.s3af s5f for bank francs, and
5.90f. @3 .95f. for outdoor francs
q Domestic Exchange There is no quotable va
ration to notice in the movement in domestic ex-
change since our last. offerings of both private
and commercial were exceedingly light.
Cotton The movement on Saturday was re-
Stricted to 1881 bales, Of which one party took
80 at an unusually late hour. Prices were very
nm all day, and despite the receipt Of private
j dispatches announcing heavy and steady down
ward tendency in rates Of gold and foreign ex-
change and increased weakness in the staple at
NOV AoIA' .Ac'ors never hhcned' anu the ope-
1auOns .or tne gay were enected o. iuli previous
prices mos. hoioers covered up sneir samples at
~ !. ealiy nouI ahu ls.useo % uncover tnen
llous nous lns uay - onelng prices, Whicn were
some wnas unuer previous ngures. ana inc genera
movsmen. ulsc,osed no concession OF any KIND
w o,oss y business quota.lons fuled nfn al
luay vnicn we're steoauc. !of ord,na
a,S4AO. =. eoou olo,nary, 4Soga4c iof low
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH ). 1866.

Thanks to the Southern Express Company for
their customary favors Of late papers.
s 10 Capt Sinnott, and Messrs. ". T. Cummings
and j. b. Allen, Of the steamer Enterprise.
Nessrs. Jones and Shaler, clerks of the Olive
Branch, have our thanks for papers from St. Louis
and Cairo.
We az indebted TO purser Magner, Of the steam
Zip George Washington, for New York papers.
For Red River papers we are indebted to the
stte1 zef National
Parser g. ,. Black, Of the steamship Crescent
Captain Latham, has our thanks for files of papert
from Matamoros, Rrownsville and Galveston.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Canal 1876
10 A Irish LINEN,
5 :. 42 to 5s inches Pillow Case Linen,
ia, 124 Irish Linen SHEETINGS,
French
:. Drawers, LINEN,
5 =. S4, 10,4 Table Linen DAMASK
5 SO and "A Damask NAPKINS,
Sc and 4S inch Huck TOWELS
10 Colored Bordered Linen TOWELS
3 E. jacquard MUSLIN aud New-articles for doors,
window curtains and bars,
90 and loS and l20 inch BOBTNET
8 IA White Linen NETTING,
? :. :. X BLEACHED NETTING,
3 Printed French ALPACA
3 e. :. and Striped LINENS,
8 :. and Broche BAREGEs,
? :. GRENADINE, .
2 Spring Styles and Plain POPLINS
6 :. Printed Linen LAWNS.
:. A, IA Black ALPACA,
=. Black BOMBAzETTE.
E. TAMEsE,
I :. :. DELArNE 81 and ~,
=. :. BoMBAZINE,
Together with great variety of for cheap
or CASH only.
G. A. BARRIERE & BRO,
In liquidation
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

The CAIRO ELEcTIoN.--We learn that at the
municipal election in Cairo, a few days ago, the
Democrats carried their whole ticket by about
three hundred majority. This is an increase of
two hundred over their majority at the last cleo
ton. The canvass was very warm one.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
MISS .NuEOCE7s .F,elU Novel.
A. NOBLE LIFE.

JAS A. GRESHAM, BOOKSELLER AND sTATIONER,
92 Camp Street,
Has just received the above also
FOOTE'S WAR OF THE REBELLION,
by Ex-senator Foote. of Mississippi
JEAN INGELOW'S POEMS
WIVES AND DAUGHTERS by Mrs GaskelL
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND, by Charles Dickens
Medical Students before leaving for home are
invited to call and examine late Medical Books
95 CAMP STPEET,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

RECORDER OF THE FOURTH DIsrRior.-By no.
tice in another column it will be seen that his
friends have put Mr.. D. z. Tesser in nomination
for the Recordership of the Fourth District, sub
ject to the action of the National Democratic City
Convention
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
Ill Card.

D. NJ STELLA, ofthe "Washngton Exchange begs to
return his thanks to the Fire Department for their
and valuable the fire in his establishment on Sa
turday night
Through their noble and untirng efforts the
the upper story thus saving the baroom and entire stock
liquors. the loss OF which at the present time would have
been ireparable
He wishes also to tender his acknowledgements the off
GERS and mhers OF Jackson Fire Company No. 49, for their
complimentary ce of himse and family, upon returning
IRON the procession Sunday afternoon.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

4 NEW Music We are indebted to the publisher,
Mr. A. 3. Blackmar, at No. 16s Canal street, for
copies Of his latest publications, as follows !:
Wearing Of the Green,n with brilliant variations,
composed and dedicated to bis pupil, Miss Mary
Henderson, by Prof 7. Won La Hache. La Ro-
salia Lancers,'' (Herreral arranged as duett by
La Hache,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
.s'at50saaE Democratic Party
PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2S, 1866
At meeting of the Executive Committee of the parish
Orleans the following resolutions unanimously adopted
Be it Resolved That in order prepare for and full
expression Of the sentiments of Democratic citizens
in order to avoid Irregularities SURPRISE confusion is
ordered that the Democratic Clubs several Wards shall
hold elections for Delegates to the CITY DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION said election for Delegates to be held on
MONDAY EVENING, March s. 1866 between the hours of
and P. NJ, and the Convention to assemble WEDNES-
DAY, March Z 1866 at 7F NJ at MECHANICS INSTITUTE
and that the basis of for each shall be the
they have members in the House of Representatives
Resolved That Commissioners at said Election shall be
the sole judges of all voters the night of election
shall be permitted to vote unless they be recognized
members of the Democratic party.
Resolved That recognize clubs but those that
organised the last State election officers there
of instructed to call the members together for the purpose
of electing delegates.
JOHN R. CONWAY, President.
JOSEPH TAYLOR, SecretarY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsrRIcr.-The cleo.
tion for delegates to the National Democratic Con-
vention in the Fouith Representative District will
take place tonight, At the hall M. 81 Bienyille
street, between Exchange Alley md Chartres
street The notice of the president, Mr.. j. b.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

The VAKIEgrEs "A new version Of .,I.eah the
Forsaken,' y entitled 6 Dehorah, q the Jevish
Maiden's Wrong 9 with Miss johnson as the hero.
me, il the piece Ct the Varieties for q. .piqht
The burletta First Night win conclude the r,s ner
fcrmances frzN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

GERMANIA NATIONAL BAAK.-In our advertising
columnE win be seen the names of firms at whose
counting rooms may be found subscription lists
ior the stockof this bank. The prudence, integ-
rity and skill with which financial affairs are CON
Quoted BY citizens Of German origin has been a
subject ofremark in every city Of the Union, and
u looking over the names of those who are con
cerned in establishing the Germania Bank, those
desirous Of investing win find as worthy represen-
tatiFes Of the commercial honor and financial abil-
ity Of New Orleans as conld have been selected.
Ne know Of no institution in which prudent man
can more safely take stock than in the Germania
Bank
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
Steam, Elsgsaes and R0sIers.

Circular Saw Mills, Hoe and Co.'s Circular Saws India
Rubber and Leather Betting Corn and FIGURING Mills Lu
bricatng and Gum Packing, Steam Whistles and Gauges
Mn Saw Files, Monkey wrenehes Smut Machines, Wood
worth flaners, Shnge Machines English Cast Steel Boiler
Iron and Riyets, ASaers, and d.
- = ,,,,uu OF MaehinSry
Fof sale by
EDMUND M. TvENS & CO.,
IS st, Charles street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

The srsroH made BY the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sew
ng Machines Il unexceptioDable, and superior
eyen 70 hand;sawing, being stronger and more
heauiful. Can Do seen at No. s st. Charles street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
k3-see second page for future auction sales

WILCOX & GIBBs' Machine will sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather Quilt, corda embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox h Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. st. Charles street. Please
call and examine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

ST.. CHARLES The wonderful Woman or the
Marquis and Gobbler, and the Bronze Horse y
are to-night's selections for the patrons Of oul
Old Drnry.
Tomorrow night Mr.. Pope takes his benefit
That ii win be d bumper the announcement will b
anihcisnt to ensure.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

THE OLYMpIc. Kathleen Mavourneen 81
Under the Spell, y charming grand Irish
legendary play. Ii the attraction at the olympi,
to.niRht.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
UarDet Warehouse,

STREET..
received sth be last thirty dnys TsperS
threcplys Ingrains Veneans Dutch. Wool and Hemp
ing also Floor oil Cloths of all widths and qualities
CheckeIea and Coco Mating Window Shades Coniees anu
Bands Hair Cloth Table and Piano Covers etc. etc co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
Stevens s. Seymour,

"SaSS&Hhc % h5e e%hsOsfs
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
PAPER, STATIONERY. BLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL BOOKS.
CUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, ETC,
sc and ss ....., Common Street. 90 and es
OPPOSITE THE CITY HOTEL
The subscribers invite the attention of City and Country
Dealers their extensive assortment. of Goods adapted to
manufacturers both foreign domestic and are enabled to
sell low any other house. We have store and to
which we are receiving constant additions
PRINTING, all sizes and qualities.
WRAPPING, various sizes
WRITING English, French and American.
STATIONERY of every description
BLANK BOOKS, consisting of Records Day Books,
Journals, Ledgers Time Books, etc.
COPYING PRESSES INKS, PLAYING CARDS, ETC.
School Books.
A large assortment, consisting Of
1000 dozen webster's sPELLERS
1000 :. McGufeys READERS, also
ARITHMETICs, DICTIONARIES.
BIOGRAPHIES etc.
Also of direct Importation
CUTLERY.
GUNS,
PISTOLS
PERCUSSION CAPS,
VIOLIN STRINGS,
FISH HOOKS AND LINES.
COMBS BRUSHES, NEEDLES AND FANCY GOODS,
In great variety which we offer for sale as low as any
house.
STEVENS & SEYMOUR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

SALE OF SroaKs AND SeRP POSTPONED
are requested to stas that the sale of stocks and
and scrip, for account OF the succession Of Edward
shif, deceased, advertised be sold TO-DAY. by
Mesars' ]. B. Walton & Deslon,, Il postponed
until further notice.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

TIN PLATE, SHEET and BAR IRON
COPPER, PIG and BAR LEAD.
SHEET ZINC. PIG and BAR TIN.
NAILS, CASTINGS and HOES.
PLoWS, sHovELS and SPADES
MANILA CoRDAGE, INDIA RUBBER Betting and
PACKING.
TIN and JAPANNED WARE
Constantly hand
A Large and Complete Assortment of COOKING STOVES
Sole Agent for the CELEBRATED STEWART COOKING
STOVE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

b NEW MEDICAL JouRNAL.-From an advertise
ment which appears in another column Of this
mornings CREs0ENT, it will be seen that those well
known, able members of the medical profession.
and Of the faculty of the New Orleans School of
Medicine, DR.. e. D. Fenner, professor of the
practice Of medicine, DR.. D. W. Brckell, professor
Of obstetrics, and DR.. G. Beard, professor Of sur
gerry, have arranged to publish new medical
journal in this city. 1t is to be called the Southern
Journalof the Medical Sciences. ALI Of the gem
Nemen named have had extensive experience in
medical journalism, and therefore enter upon the
undertaking with great advantage both for them
selves and for the readers Of the publication,
which we have no doubt will be hailed with great
satisfaction. The terms and other particulars will
be found stated in the advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

THR JACKSON CLARIoN.-Mr. n. T. Br~uev.
business agent Of the Clarion which is the officia
organ Of Mississippi, and paper of wide circula-
ton j. in the city for the purpose of attending to
the interests Of the paper. Those who may wish
TO renew old relations or establish new ones with
the Clarion, will find Mr., Bradley at the St. James
Colonel Jones s. Hamilton, one of the editors o
the Clarion, is also in town, and we have had til,
pleasure Of shaking him by the hand.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
household BLESSINGS.
THE UNION WASHING MACHINE AND
CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,

CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,
Is in throughout United States England France
Germany, Canada Cuba and South America has been
thoroughly tested in hospitals convents asyum hotels and
families generally receiving everywhere the most
UNsT1NTED PRAISE AND CONTEMPLATION FROM
THOSE WHO USE IT,
These machines only
but garments will last twice long, washed them
and look cleaner and whittier than when by hand
All fabrics from collar to blanket PER-
FEcrLY without soaking rubbing boiling boy girl
operate them. For hannels they invaluable.
The clothes washed wrung and rinsed without nang
steam spiing slops, putting the hands in
TME wRINGER,
although essential part machine complete tse
1t has galvanized iron fame solid white rubber rolls cog
wheels and drain board and be attached to kind Of
washub BENCH barrel box easier and quicker than any
other wnger and without the least injury to the tub IT
NEVER RUSTs, AND NEVER GETS OUT OF ORDER,
and is universally conceded to be the
Best and Most Reliable wringer In Use.
RTCE BROS. & CO.,
90 and s5 Camp street.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
2l2 Tohoupsoulas street.
BICE BROS. CO.,
665 Magazine street.
SOLE AGENTS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Matinee at Stone, Rosston & Murray's Pavilion
at haltpast II AN.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

We are Indebted to Messrs. I. L. Maxwell & Co.,
No. Is Natchez street, for a bottle of Hellman's
Congress Bitters. They are very palatable, and
are said to be very eficacious in cases of chronic
darrhea, dyspepsia, liver complaint, indigestion,
fever and ague, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

TnE YOUNG MEMS SOCIETY BALL-In the ap.
propriate column in to-day's paper will be found a
programme of the arrangements made by the
Young Mems Society for q grand mask, fancy
dress and dress ball. to be given by them at Odd
Fellows Hail. on st. Joseph's night, March 10.
The list of managers embraces the names of
some of the first young of the city in point of
character and position and they are going to make
this ball one of the grand balls of the season.
They belong to the original Young Mems Society,
whose previous entertainments of this sort in
former times were always most select, most de-
lightful and most enjoyable. The names of the
managers are published in the advertisement to-
gether with all the arrangements about tickets,
etc., and those who want to enjoy themselves on
St. Joseph's night would do well to get tickets at
once before they are all disposed of.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

James RMffer, Jr., s. Co.,
LATE WOODRUFF, BUTLER & CO.,
wHoLEGAbE GRoCHRs
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
II sS 10 New Ievee and 15 & IL Fulton sts.,
NEW ORLEANS.
Have hand and constantly receipt Of per steamer
and SAIL
CHOICE GROCERIES,
CoNsERvEs, ETC
Particular attention paid to filling City Orders
SeaUttg .NacI,ines.
"'''''''''''''''st' Charles Street
WILCOX & GIBBS NOIsELEss MACHINE.
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Virginia Paensmplicity and Perfection-Needle Cannot
Be Set Wrong
HEMMER, TELLER AND BRAIDER
SUPERIOR TO ALL.
Agents wanted for Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
NO. ST. CHARLES STREET
Ill CSs1sS,
well known to the citizens Orleans that during
my absence my Church. ST. Luke totalyg destroyed BY
nfe 1t OF the utmost Importance that great
DO repaired as soon las possible Te
require much effort and beray part
" sarneSty hoped that community will beray
ana promptly respond to the appeals of this object
SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor this purpose will be taken by the under
gned or may be left at the Savings Bank Canal street.
O. s. HEDGES Rector st. Luks's Church, n, O.
Marine,
RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE..
Home Insurance Company Of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS ia 900.
Arctic Insurance Company of New York,
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS. .S6l4 900.
The undersigned these welknown and responsible
Companies against the pers Of the
and Rivers against loss damage by Fire, both
the city country the current rates of premis
ing to his customers TWENTY PER CENT. in Cash.
All losses adjusted paid promptly at this agency
GEO. A. FOSDICK,
80 Camp street, corner Natchez.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

G. A. BARRIERE & RRO.'s,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05

Matinee at Stone, Rosston d Murray's Pavilion
At half past 1A.M.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
sS1eaU Goods.

Just received and landing, direct from Europe, at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
Samuel LOcke.

81, 80, Al and 4s PETERS STREET. qATE FRONT LEvEE)
Dealer in
HARDWARE AND STOVES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
,ox,nr ,sssHO Tire Public.

osans take tb;s .nefses GIGARs-El Cinto deorinn-
consumers that my only agent ~ se.
that city is Sen D. JOSE DoMINGoSs,s,n stras.
Havana February TO- 1866, piNA'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-05
41p0sNer
oUTEEERN sUCCEss::

GREY JACKET BITTERS
Have been fully tested Thousands proved
their efficacy and cogpzant being they
first pronouncedthe safest and paatable
dyspeptc the category Of Stomach produced
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08

Lest the lovers of good ham may consider them
selves debarred from the of that article by what
is current about that horror. trichina, we ap-
pend the following which seems the nearest to what
may be relied upon as to the danger to pc feared
When the solar microscope especially reveals such
awful monsters to view in various articles OF COM
food, it would appear as If the new alarm
vas to some extent unfounded. An English paper
sa Us:
The trchina cannot live at the temperature of
boi ing water that thorough cooking of suspected
An i'll ustration of this occurred at Hederseben.
woman who bought some sausages became seriously
III thro, Ugh eating some of them whilst her husband
for who'll sh fried the remainder, was uninjured.
As meat how ever, is usually boiled or roasted IN
pieces Of cons lderable size, it may easily happen
that the interior may not reach the required tenn
professor Hertwa made some very conclusive ex-
nariments in proof o. this. He placed two pieces of
tr;chnous pork each about the size of one thumb,
in cold water and then raised it the boiling point.
One piece he boiled tgot MINUTES tb the othsT
contained living trichina whilst in the second they
were all dead. The violence OF the outbreaks at
Hettstadt and Hedersleben m ust undoubtedly be as
cribed the penchant of the Inhabitants for
Il insuthelently cooked meat. -
1T has been erroneousy stated BY some that it is
difficult to find trichinfe in infected meat. fts is
not the case little experience enables one to de-
tect the position of with the naked eve and with
little practice in the of the microscope, they
can be focused in few minutes, and 1t is by nc
means an unpleasant object with its slow and grace
full gyrations it lives moreover for seyeral weeks
and even months in this manner and il at rest
M erey requires little warming to set it onc'
Il No -e coiling upon itself.
% rofessor Hertwg. in some interesting researches
with what astonishing rapidity these parasites
He examined sdd four PGrksT
making 5nr microscope it was perfectly free from
moyea anuT n the first he gave 10th (about six
sad TO 5e %'s and
to the tnlru ~, ecis They became sick the day
Sa9rh@a and stiffness q the limbs were tn
prlnclpal pi 4ha one which died. but likewise il
In an n4S sn Un not Thousands but millions of tri
Before s sy sfa snd
1 eA;oaI eAo;I a%an;nation showed the presence OF thes
Dapast. worms; even in eight days their flesh was
l to spsal, saturated With them.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
COMMUNICATED.
EASTERN GEFsIkE COSSEsTynNS

Travellers to tho Eastern Shore of Maryland via
ne Phiia4etphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
70 take the 9.25 P. NJ. spend the night in Whining
ton remain there until 10 A. NJ, take the train at
rom Baltimore. Passengers from Philadelphia Leave
IT S.i5 A. NJ, arrive in Sails hurry at 8 F. N in s
hours and i5 minutes; difference in favor of Phila-
delphia and against Baltimore of 10 hours and Is
minutes. Travellers from the EASTERN Shore take the
cars at Salisbury at ll.a0 A. NJ Tor Baltimore, reach
Wilmington at i.i5 ?. NJ, anuse themselves as best
limore arriving at $50 A. III; Is hours from Sails
pITy; The time is made 10 philadelphia in hours
mi - minutes; d. 'erence in favor Of Philadelphia
OF 9 hours - nirares and against Baltimore. " are
pleased to learn that a strong effort viii be made BY
tle Baltimore Directory 20 give us q timely cJnneC-
,lor., going and coming; it is due to Baltimore and
the citizens OF Maryland. ~