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SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 20, 1858.

The SUNDAY CREscENr.-The Sunday OktS-
CENT, in all respects, is a. paper which we oner
as creditable to the literature and Journalistic
enterprise of New Orleans Filled with the
latest news by telegraph and mail, with in
teresting local events, with miscellany OF
literary contributions original and selected,
and with the latest financial and commercial
intelligence, it is paper which we
offer to the public with entire con-
fdence in its being acceptable. The
Sunday CRESCENT being carefully and leisurely
read, is paper the advantages of advertising
in which are so apparent that nothing further
on the subject need be said.
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BUTLER TO BE N,EsTIGArED."-A Washing.

BUTLER TO BE "INVEsTIGATED."-A Washing
ton dispatch of the 18th says:
General Buffers transactions while at New Or.
leans are being exhumed. The dispositions taken
in the case of KearBy vs.. Butler, in the New
York coSrt. have been received here by the But
Ter investigating committee. In May, 1862, when
Confederate money was current, by permission of
Butler, his brother, Colonel Butler, agreed to
purchase large amount of naval stores from
KearDy, payable in Confederate money. The
next day Butler issued a proclamation prohibiting
the circulation Of Confederate money, which de-
cned to a nominal value. Colonel Butler soon
after demanded the delivery Of the stores, and
offered Confederate money. KearDy declined to
receive it. Butler then arrested him, threatened
TO send him TO Fort Jackson and confne him with
q ball and chain If he did not deliver the goods.
Kearny then made the delivery, and now sues for
800 OCO
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A SwINDLB NIPPED IN TIE BUD.-AHenpt &c
Collect Money and Food for Sdr0ing Poor IN
the South under False PreteRSeS.-rhe St. Louis
Times says that on the 9th OF May last letter
was written from Monroe, La, by j. II. Nelson
asking relief for the starving poor Of that parish,
of which the following is a copy:
MONROE, La, May 6, 1865.
''Jo his Honor the Mayor Of ST. Louis
"Dedr Sri herein inclose you petition, with
hope that something might turn no TO AVOID
sending 1t cut; but there is no other earthly chance
but TO beg or perish. If your goodness can secure
and send US aid, let NE beg you TO notify me of it
at once that hope may sustain resolutions or
should it be out OF your power, for lfe's sake do
hand IL TO some who will act in the premises. /
know not what more 20 say. | was chosen
committee, together with j. G. Saunders as alter
nate, but neither OF us can possibly visit your city
IN person. Hence there remains no chance but to
send it by mail Money, corn or bacon. or a little
Of all, would 60 far 10 restore the starving fami.
lies around rs. Details are as unnecessary, / pre-
sumo as they would be tedious. May the Lord
help us! May we hope for relief?
sincerely and prsyerfully,
~. II. NELSON
Accompanying this petition, numerOasly
signed, claiming the same urgent necessity for
immediate relief. The mayor indorsed the letter
TO the Merchants Exchange.
The secretary Of the Merchants Exchange COR
responded with Judge Richardson, of New Or
leans, On the subject, who wrote back that the
people there we're in a iourishing condition, aud
perfectly free from starvation or poverty. Ac.
companyng the letter was an article from the
MonIo e (Ls) lnteligencer Of the 3D. denying the
whole matter, and asserting that the parish Il
Ouschits was one Of the richest in the State, and
with less destitution than any other portion II
Louisiana.
Yesterday George Fl. Morgan sent a note to the
mayor, suggesting that the affair be made public
in order that other citizens may save being VIC
timzed.
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A gentleman who had carefully trained up his
servant in the way be should 60, so that when his
wife was present he might not depart from it,
sent him with box ticket for the thester to young
lady. The servant returned when the gentleman
and bis wife were ct dinner. He had, of course
been told, in giving answers TO certain kind of
questions TO substitute the masculine for the femi-
nine pronoun 10 speaking Of the lady.
Z" Did you see him ~ said the gentleman, giving
him the cue.
YES. sir, replied the servant, "he said h d
90 with great deal Of pleasure, and that he wait
for you, sir"
What was he doing !? " asked the wife earn
estly.
HE was putting on his bonnet was the re.
ply.
There was fat in the FIRE " Immediately.
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To the TraUeiimg Public.

1t being erty reported BY interested parties that the
the North and East via the
NEW ORPHANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD,
Is not mskrg elete connections Of the strike"
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad would that this
route not Interrupted connections via the Memphis
and Louisville R-rosd Line This MAKES the quickest
time from New Orleans New Yor only eighty three hours
from city to city, and all changes in daylight.
A. W. ROUNTREE,
General SOr thsrn Agent
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SAILING OF THE SVEEMAN.-The steamship
Sherman, Capt. Henry, sailed last evening for
New York direct, with q full freight and the fol-
lowing named passengers:
Mrs Perrin and children, Mr.. N. Perrin, Mrs.
Ana Corners and daughter, Mrs. c. Riley and 2
children. Mrs. John W. Wheeler, II. Peyrat, j..
Garter, W. Cathey, II. s. Henderson, c. falbert,
Mrs. Allamsngfo, j. II. Clark.
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he is most assailable, and, carrying the war
into Africa-with African reinforcements per-
chance-may strike down that hideous power
in his last stronghold.
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A. Head acknowledges the receipt Of hand
some volume, entitled 1.-The Book of Humorous
Poetry" from his friend Jas. A. Gresham. 10
reply, A. H. would say to the bookseller of Camp
street. in line quoted from the above volume,
"You do me proud, and do yourself an honor !"
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Passengers per steamship Morgan, Beckett

Passengers per steamship Morgan, Beckett,
commander, from Brszos Santiago:
@. Munson and lady, Recast, C. Norris, Ferret,
Solut, Freeman, Particle, Baldwin, Lieut. Peter
son. Lieut.. Cole, Septon, lady and child, andford
and lady, Green, Hussy, Robinson, and % on
deck.
The attention Of the travelling public ls called
to the Advertisement of Mr.. t. s. Williams, gene
raj superintendent Of the New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad. Parties desiring 20
20 North at this time can avail themselves of the
great inducements held out, viz " half fare, and
should call at the ticket Office, under City Hotel,
before making arrangements elsewhere.
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INQUIRE NITHN.-The mouth is like house to
let. However pretty it may be externally, it is
impossible to judge of its merits until you have
seen the inside. If behind the ruby doors there
are plenty of pearl white fixtures, you will ex-
clam at once, show besutiful!n To impart the
utmost possible briliancy, there is nothing like
fragrant SozodoEt.
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Hair Fare Half Fare 2!
TO NEW YORK.

Parties Wishing TO attend tho GREAT NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION, to be held in the city
New Tsrk July 4'h, purchase eksts at HALF FARE
by calling at the Ticket Office Of the New Orleans Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad under the City Botel.
Tickets good from Jane 20 to July 20.
I. S. WILLIAMS,
General supe int ldent.
ED WARE General Ticket Agent
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PH0LOu,S

7 y 7 II 4 n y y I y Y -
FOR
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION
PHALON'S Paphian Lotion " removes all ERUP-
TlONs, FRECKLEs, PIMFLES, MOra BLOTCHES
TAN, ETC. and renders the Skin Soft, Far and Blooming
For Ladies in the Nursery it is Invaluable For Gentsuen
after Shaving it has equal "Paphian Lotion is the
only reliable remedy for diseases and emshss OF the Skin
PHALONS Psphsn soap" for the Toilet, Nursery and
Bath Will not Chap the Skin
Price, IS cents per Cake. Sold by all Druggists.
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N'Otice to Passengers

NOINO NORTH AND EAST.
NEW ORLEANS, June L. 1868
There delay obstruction way OF tave nv tba
GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUfg The strike on the
Motto and ohio ana the Nashville and never
oen Affect Ibis route Passengers fer Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia and Rev Yors should buy their tickets via
ard junction and Chattanooga passengers going
North OF the ohio River should boy Grand
Junction, Nashville Decatur and Lou svile from
Grand junction 20 NASHVILLE without The changes
th route all made daylight there neither ferry
omnibus changes and berths sleeping can b.
secured to points without any charge for securing
them.
Ticket Office under the Cy Hotel at the pepo. OF the
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railgo d.
ID. II. FEGER
General souf Avan
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E1OIIhOH s. Kmighf.

06..................CAsP STREET. 90
Importers and Dealers in
Points, oils. Window Glass, stained and
EnameIed Glass, Artists Materials, etc.
POTTHOFF & KNIGHT,
90 Camp street, Agents for English Plate Glass
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manassas
MEMO ORAL ASSO CIATION.
manassas
sudIey Church, May 4. 1865.

We Ladies residing and in the vicinity Of Manassas
ard Bull Run battle fields have formed ourselves into
society by the name OF the MANASSAS MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION and for object the refinement
Confederate dead scattered in groups and in Isolated
graves many miles and liable to be Obtersed by
the poughshae We solicit aid from sisters and brOther0
Of the South and indeed, everywhere We're 1t fos
poverty would not cali upon In order to have them
ny Inferred and inclOsed in Cemetery, $500
win be needed
Those Of friends distance who desire to contribute
can 80 by addressing Corresponding Secretary Misc
SUE NJ. MONROE, Gainesville, Prince William county,
MISS ANNIE NJ. LEWIS,
President
MISS MARY ]. DOGAN,
MISS NJ. E. COMPTON,
Vice Presidents.
MISS MARY E. CUSHING,
Recording Secretary
MISS SUE M. MONROE,
Corresponding Secretary
MRS. ADDIE s. WHEELER,
Treasurer.
Contributions for the above purpose will received a
the CRESCENT OFFICE; by WOODS, MATHEWS a
CO., No. 93 Magazine street and by Mrs. MARY j.
DEACON.
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$4,000 RetUard.

STOLEN from the CANAL BANK, THIS DAY, psos
made for the Southern Express Company addresses
NJ. MORGAN's SONS, New York. containing FIFTY
THOUSAND (s5l,OOW DOLLARS, in Legal Tender Notes
of One thousand $1,000 Dollars each. Ali Of Letter
and date 10Th March 1852 and uuubsred E,louvs.
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IRON Cotton Ties.

In addition to the celebrated ARROW TIES, am now
pr pared orde from the trade for sELFFAS
TT MING BUCKLE TIES. all made Of the best quality Eng
fish Iron, and BANDS of any required length.
FL. 7. BARTLETT,
General Agent, 43 Carondelet street.
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THIS IS THE BEST DIsINFECrANT KNOWN

THIS IS TIE BEST DIsINFECTANT KNOWN.
Recommended Throughout the Scientific
World,
AND By THE BOARD OF HEALTH OF THIS CITY.
Which the following Certificate proves viz:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
New Orleans, August 81, 1857.
do hereby certify that meeting Of this Board, he'd
the evening of the 18th instant the committee Health
repontd CARBOLIC ACID as the BEST DISiHFECrANr,
and recommended AGE co sthe best preparation OF
GEO. WIN DTRMEYER NJ D.,
Secretary Board OF Health.
The undersigned are now prepared tosupply
PAGE q CO.'S CARBOLIC ACID.
As they spared expense construct put
opera ion to produce article unequaled by
prices as will within the OF the poorest member
OF thiscommunity The virtues of CARBOLlC ACID are
not con- ned to its dsinectsnt properties alone IL highly
eNtoled
EXTERMINATOR OF vERMIN,
Such Chrches ROsehes and Moths In the Hen-Houss
anG on beard OF Ship 1t Is indispensable.
The Cost is small--Its Merits Great.
TRY 1T AT ONCE
WE WILL ABIDE BY THE PUBLIC VERDICT.
PAGE & CO.,
No 9s Camp street
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Look at These Prizes

AND THEN CALL AND LoOKAr oUK TEAS. Imperial
sl2O 81 4 finest 81 Gu pound Gunpowder 81 So finest
81 90 per pound Ooong 81 to 90 finest 81 40 per pound
UncOlored japan, English Breakfast and Mixed Tea Green
and Black) 81 IS, finest 81 50 per pound.
j. W. PLAT Il CO.,
Corner Camp and Poydrss st ests
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PhOfOgrnuhS

OF ALL SIZES, PLAIN AND ooLoRED PICTURES
Copies OF Pictures
Made befo and during the war can be had bv spu
ing a. my Old Stand. l0l CANAL STREET, where cst
he ound daily and shall be glad to see nay old friend
and the public generally.
JOHN II. CLARK.
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.SOmther.a Lands D Agency.

We offer our servic for the disposal of LANDED PRO
Pr RTY, the Southern States References and in
formation prompt given.
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON Il CO.,
No 20 Idbertv street New York
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II Card.
Louisiana

EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Charges
No Extra Rates for Southern Resldesce
Premiums any Company. One third Credit on
Payment OFFICE ll2OANAL STREET
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The public cautioned against trading for the same Ane
the above reward offered for the recovery of the money
Oh. JUMONVILLE,
New Orleans March e. 1863 Casbie,
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Important to TrareLers.

important 10 fTUteteFS.
DELEGATES and VISITORS to the NATIONAL DEM
OCkATIC CONVhkrlON, TO he held in the City Of New
York July 4th, purchase tickets at HALF FARE by
calling the Office Of the New Orb jackson aud Great
Northern Raj road, uud-r City Hotel.
This route not affected by strikes.
L. s. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
En- WARE, General Ticket Agent
III Card.
hereby inform my Customers and the Musical Public
that the services of Mr. GEORGE II. LAW,
who connected with the business Of this city
for the fifteen Mr. Law will have charge of the
Music Department Of my establish nent
LOUIS GRUNEwALO,
Music Dealer,
l29 Canal street.
Referring above card of Mr. L. Grunewsd shall
happy my friends and acquaintance and respectfully
solicit theiI patronage
GEO. H. LAW.
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Fassmannps Cotton Ties.

We have Large Supply Of the celebrated ALLIGATOR
TIES hand which are surpassed in quail " of rOn be-
ing Of best English manufacture and fully guAtan eed
Also, FASSNANN's BUrrOS TIES, and DIAMOND
Til S SO extensively used in former years
For sale in any quan. ~ 20 suit purchasers.
CHAMBERS & LArTING,
81 Car0ndelet street..
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The PETROLEUM STOVES bake and cook better and
IMP asaIt OdOr
The Stove be daily in operation hours at
Johnstens Lunch Stand, in the Merchants Exchange
also st the establishment, No. los Magazine street.
Oil fol Stoves ct IS cents per galon.i
JOS. r. DE MANY.
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Louisiana State Seminary.

The CLOSING EXERCISES of this Insttuticn viii take
place WEDNESDAY, the 24th inst The Annual Address
will be delivered by GEN HARRY T. HAYS.
An Address will also be made by Dr. S. o. SCRUGGS Of
the Board Of Supervisors,
The contest for the Prize Medal in Orstory will take
place tt ESDAY, the ZSd inst.
The Public are respectfully invited to attend.
ID. F. BOYD,
SUPERINTENDENT
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-20

The following correspondence between Ger
Buchanan and Judge Whitaker, counsel for e1
Mayor Heath, probably settles the question o
the dsI uted msyoralty:
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Jas. ~. Thompson,

MER HANT TAIL
n nrvauway. corner of Eigh h street.
NEW YORK
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Carpet warehouse.

,................OHARTREs sTREET...............S
A. BkOUssEAU 4 Co. importers, offer FL loE pnces
OARPETING-EnRlish and American Of al kinds hoor.
furniture and enamel OIL CLOTHS; hATTING-5J0 roll
China, 100 pieces Cocoa WINDOW SHADES; Table ano
Piano Covers; Crumb Coths-Dugge Linen and Felt Gu
tans-Lacs Reps worsted DamAsk etc Furniture Cove
Cotton. striped: Cornices Bands Pins
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" venditio exponas @erorbnilng an mid gee
ridtet nno iberIefert pom M1tbaren Circuit @eri9t
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tIot6 4gB G.M. 9pnaIbfpn, Sheriff,
burcb u. g. O ninesl 2eputp.
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ne iaelas S S tbov an ,@ Ssr@s re-
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gefeRt, mas ben 9inbern an nd4ren iiegt unt bel
6een Or afitae fte AUD bur biefe BELT nit oehelI
BeIem Btd gefen fEtneh un6 Der Tueb, etneH Ueite-
eeihteen 6oub iib ~ errperbeTr, in ihnen anaes
RECT spirb Steff fuie 9arfeHung, Ii fir bic Rinber
bD6ft nn5iebenb SO fam metre 4ir6sr Tim Hitter
non 10, s un6 8 Sa6ren) bes MbenoA Sbn eri9 pom
4iiioerfreunS ob6aIten unO peebringen. 3ir Ifms
i4sn henieIb Ed ette meite Berbrenne eiile CUTE
Anfndbme i'm 9efsen unb Berifnnb Der 4tnber unb
@ottes rei9er GtgeH. - 49f1 -
S.8rS. Nets serber, epans. @ajaSr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-11-30

gberffEs Bereasf. - SIN @em6b5ett elmer fieri
- facias Q rnrbHI,ae an uti9 gert9tet unt
aPgeIieftrt pom Adtbaren Circuit zgeridst upm 9ss
pipfOn GOuntp, Tenu., be- feinem SeptembersTers
min 1865 werbe ~ stm 5ffehtIi1en BerKdnf an ben
1eitbieteneen gegen barre 8abIung am GourfHauss
Tbpr IN Der Stnot 8aibp lie am 81. Nnuenfber 1868
folgenSgs Gi9entbum bringert, ndmIi1: Gtren Gratt
Gar in Ddpioon eountp tn 3iiriif 30. 8, entbn.s
tea6 ITO AGers ames ID. Yuyr Slge1 brig, leeren3t
IDeftIi9 pCH SIN. ohnfon, 6iiIt9 son ber 2dnbcrei
9on. asoesas iaSli9 zen zen Der aanbsrei pen 9:
8ei9Iag beLfat um eille 8er dufSbe febE IN meiner
1un6 su GAnfen BON Nargerp Us. Settle Greeatrir,
gegen sSames 80. Wt.reH fir ben Betrdg ppH
Gftnber 1868.
s. So. 50 onaIbfDu, Gberiff.
8 cit30 ecaIu4u eur1 y. g. Muftins .. g.