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WhSsksy.-s, II. susa's KeAsucksy salt
xver BIZ Ytou. sold By al druevists
E10s4AN CO ISL, s9s. sll Asd 766 Broadway.
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Csssssacso's Hsfr Dye. wtgs, and Tow
r~~s-1he hsss wcr< lessie ses aud ths DE
prfvAsly applied a NO. Asw hossA
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A. SoN Hats.-rhe One OuDos, ths Opera,
venensaaon. Ne Flora al WHITES the Halter xie Broad
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Naval Intslllgsacs.


About hundred and seventy four or The crew q
tire United States ship Niagara, now In dry dock
ct the Brookiyn Navy Yard, were Transferred on
Saturday evening lass, temporarily, on board the
unised States rccsiving ship North Carolina, where
they are 70 remain until the repairs required the
Nnsass are completsd. Upon an investigation OF
the ship IN dry dock, n hes been found that she 10
oororrcd Gas occssiooed By the packing connected with
the prupeler becomiDe dhpaosd and NE could not
be rsPsdsd .he the ship remained anosi rhe repairs
requisite vl be oomplsted before the arrival Of the ia
papsse Fubsssy ~ New York, and The Niagara will be
hauled on, 70 be vinsssd BY shoss who are curious 70
observe her swsniiks prcportooa-
Drawisss o. the Delaware state Letts-
rks-voVD hnpv 90 MssAssss Of ~
pxfxvxnK, Eksrrcnv ANp n,seounI lorrppms.
pnfAwhr-bxrnA CtAss No - Jrrn 1870
7, 10, "a, 81, Q, ~, 8, IS, "a, 50, CO, 70, Il.
frIsvsss- ClAss NO ~ Jrry 4 lae
2, so, ~. 3, ., 26, 20, 81, 80, rs, ~, 10, 20.
cirseiars - re- ssA.re ~ sddrsskG etbe. 70
Ss S66S' sbD ~ 81. z Iss s' s:.srs.
OMeaal Drawings 81 HssGss, Davis u
CO.'S cesson1sasS koas.se a oevga-
IL "a, 50, 10, 10, "a, ~, IA as 40, rs, 60, 81, ~.
f"''' '''A'A ~ 'Eis SSSls S,;,Tl:: 90 s
:ss... Georgia
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AoJlewsy's pills and Ointment are
spocn Anc seeeme1 b svery pe Of u hApstab slo
90 kessa ans sei hherm. !Asy stand unsquAled. Try
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All CusaAeous Olseases, ~ Tan. Free
kss ro, ekre. ,upburn dryness from cold ipn~m
ton bloches eruptona yteld 70 The potency Of Buzz
NkTrs 1ALNIs7oN fsthsy wIitss "A single applca-
utale boy,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-04

IN b rsDovhG ~ srul I'D bspus sumov and ssone
vsnh are conarusy ss.vnrsss.a W y. sc'd eeFsss's
DR. sP'TQvpslsDF sAssAF4RfLLA
and " essy sssns " ~ rspwAson- fu n aru'n~ sssss
psw y~s.
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Ladies' DBsss R0setts Tyfmmings.-Ro.
seisrs emps BsaA1A u LOCKlTr. SON co q 26f fulton
aYoot Droukbn
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BaTry's Tr1cophsssuS II the Best and
sses for drss0De bsaufyfns saaansns euype
pvsss.vns ~ rssanres sks haE. LIDO, II toA b q
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Hill, In1Datebls HaH Cuttsr.-Hair Dye
ceuts back o. brown. Depot No. Barclay street.
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Fall Account Of the Race for the Great
gpscm jerby; Challenge from John Bsenan
rhsey Letters frc bseoaa Letters from the E6or Lettsrs
from rsor and osber specal London ee
from Ten ssyess and the Bdtor Of sells Life full par
cusrs Of he seuleu eet Of The Fight fr se Ceampnphp
beensn tie Acbpow edged champion Of Word The
Ald Eipg nsicbA brutal CovAr1U Assault by the
lice and Erpaa variety Of Sporting Jews In Wilkes
6PIgIT now out
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SaSeI1os Dress ehlTSs 60 Orasr--uanu-
mSSnS ~ bSss,6sn. and psrfsx q guaxuntssd u
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pAIvlILope HIr-poTHIpo lvRn sfRuCW
N The pubr mind % fAvorAby and foxcibly 0AvBT
TVS INDICATED PAPBR Al pessons sfsff csreful -
hsAhh aad comfort uss sew cepo, No Besknas su1o
QILLrABD PALArr-FfyTKBr rsBLDe PLAYn0.
ID eslessccns u ust and hsnsen SfrseN nrootbp, to
Ysinr ard foe Arn ct, fsv ok eAtkYoDDr susys>o10
isbes PALS pisysd sss'fh 'g- sh'y fsss ssslDg bsd
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Oeavars Lohrrsess-
,sUss.I Courry. cLAss Ia. Jusu q isa
D. %, III, 80, 81, s, So, IS, 81, 81, rs, 81.
,cao.soLDArkD lor5Ixy, Class ~ JuNI 3 1870.
Az, 70, ID, 80, "a, IA, 65, 8, 66. SO, 81, g.
f8ANCH BR0ApNupYs CO.
hansx1ss Wunhgt0u, Delaware.
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Paragraphs -Chas. II. WuIIsmso~,s
brockyn 0aiesy essablahed 1851, Il s4s Pu On ssrs
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Datchslss's Hair Dys, wig and Tsupss
appllst h " ehyHgAs Rooms.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07

~ M spis strictly Choice at 44e. ID gallon. We
.s@sa q three Crops sold on Plantation eoro,s,s.
rs l,,s,.s ig' Y. oola At 5ssec. y gallon.
AoeN. The transactions Included come aooa
oois a. better prices. including 400 hin
On private terms $780, In two lots II s 90
- 3d. SEQ, In two lots at 30 Do. is 80 8 =
iso at ~ III, 200 at S. so, and 9s al e ss 4
TRAIN The Corn market was arm a + ~ g.
noticed sales Of some 7o6a SACKS. ineI;,~ ~ !"
IN lots, at soc. 40 Yellow and Mixed II H. aa,a
3se Ordinary Yellow at 75c., and 400 Wh;,s s.,
private terms, said to be at fail price. Oats Nere
held at G2sc. for 81. Louis and 1876 sacks Norser,
brought G3e. n bnshel. OF Bran s2e sacks sold ~
q 50, and l00 Ordinary at 81 57I 5e 100 lbs.
Hay -. Still higher, aud 80 baIss western
brought $40 90 U tun.
Provisions. The sales Of Pork we're confined
to los bbls. New Mess at SIS so D Dbl. Bacon
was firm with sales Of a5 casks Ribbed sides. ID
three lots, at 1Gc., co. in small lots at I04, and ia
Shoulders at =. OF Green Meats 100000 Ibs. in
casks sold at, 81 casks Shoulders at 6fc.. and
1000 pieces Sides at SIC. u ID. The sales of Lard
500 bbls Prime at I04c, and 500 tierees,
in three or four lots, at 10ic. y fb.
COFFEE Sales 1900 bags, Of which Isl at
i &C., 1913 at LII and 197 at 112c. ~ ID.
WHISKY. We noticed sales of 100 bbls. Eccti-
fed and 24o Raw, all at 23c. y gallon.
FEEIaHTs. :. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool
at 9-lGd., and to Hare at 3-I6c. No new en-
reported
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GALVESTON, SALURIA, INDIANOLA AND
PORT LAVAGA.-Via the river-Closes every
Sunday and Thursday at A. NJ. Due every
Sunday and Thursday by 4 P. III. Via Brashier
Gity-Coses on Wednesday and Saturday at 81
A. M. Due on Monday and Thursday by F. N.
Via Brashier City to Sabine City and Galveston
Closes on Monday at 81 A. NJ Due on Friday al
6P. NJ.
a8Postage to South Pacific: Letters, Sc; pa
pers &c.
R5f-postaee to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia. etc. via England, by packet or private
ships. SO cents single rate, prepaid; VIA France,
TO cents each quarter ounce, prepaid, IS addedto
the above postage; wa New lorA, py private
ships, 5 cents, prepaid
az-postaee to Peru: Letters. 22e.; papers, SC.
ng-Postage to Bogota (New Granada:) Letters,
ISc.; papers, &c.
s4-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco 10c., prepaid.
Hs-T The postage to places on the west coast Of
South America, via Panama, is: On each singla
letter, 81 cents; and on each newspaper, 6 cents,
when sent; and TO cents on each letter, and 2
cents on each paper, when received.
eHrThe postage to New Granada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman,s
Land and China, tvia San Franeisce1 is on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
a4-The single letter rate TO California and Oregon
is 10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, ETC., the
domestic rates apply.
New Orleans, Nov. /, 1859.
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Ns6 Orleans Daily Crssttnt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Ntlu Orlfans Hloatu 3tlarkst.
cansessr oyy1er, No, 70 cenp street.

10,
Monday Evening. Feb 8 1850. 8
The general tone Of the money market to-day
was something on the quiet order. The calls on
the banks discounting to-day were as large as they
have been for some weeks past, about double the
income, yet they discounted literally. Outside
there was very little doing-rnore paper offering
through the hands of discount brokers, with lenders
having the advantage. The week, however, com
mences with one of those storms of rain which
often happen; nevertheless, the feelings Of the
day We're not in unison with the weather, partieu-
larry as regards cotton and cotton factors as about
meridian the arrival of the Asia from Liverpool,
with the weeks intelligence Of the markets ending
on the 18th nit. was received, quoting very
favorable position Of the cotton market with sales
for the week reaching 163, 600 bales, which have
never been exceeded before, only in two instances
OF course this intelligence is the harbinger Of
relief to the holders Of many hundreds Of thousands
Of sterling exchange, and was received with feel
ings Of exutation by all interested; that is. the
holders of the bills, the drawers Of the same and
By factors in general. While, on the other hand.
the Bears, or those waiting for cheap cotton were
taken completely aback One hundred and three
thousand bales cotton sold in one week in the face
Of q crop Of 4,250,o0G bales above, was not ex-
pected. Mdis nalpoyte, it is real relief to MANY
parties interested in exchange, and we hope that
the figures 81 will be maintained, which will save
the bills.
The exchange market opened with some degree
OF languor The counter rate for checks on New
York was steady at dis. at the banks, Outside
the rates for double Al sight drafts ruled from to
dis, and good commercial or produce sight at
dis; five days sight dis j: thirty days sight at
lola dis, with transactions very light; sixty days
sight without any variation from Saturday figures
l4@ld for choice and 2@2l for good to fair; though
offers of "a were made fer some commercial drafts,
they were not accepted. In sterling, there were
sales of clear bills at 10TH05los and over. Docu-
ment bills Al were taken at 107a@1075, which in
dictates an advance; we have TO quote from 107 to
l073. though perchance some bills may be had
under l07. The stitfening in cotton in Liverpool
has its influence on cotton exchange, which was
fully manifested to-day. We did not learn of
transaction in francs to-day. In fact, take the en-
change market all round, it was apparent drawers
and sellers had figures tending upward i'll view
but as there is no gold coming hither, We cannot
expect any material change in the rates for North
ern funds for the present.
The following figures denote the rates Of ex-
afa fa aa,-1 oF,
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Sheriff7s Office, Parish of Orleans
january Il, 1860.

A WIS D,ELEgTION--Cenform n mn
IA writ Election date du II de iahser 1860 moi
par Excellence ROBERT G. NIGKIIFFE. Gonverreur
de Eat de Ia Louisiana les siecteurs qualities de pae
de Ia NouyeeO stuGe uui suit lie
mieu de la Julie jusquau Canal de la Nouyele Orleans
de descendant jasqnau Lac
qaune election an. lieu 2oeme jour feser 1861
aeleI dc repir me yaeanee exane dams SECOND
occasonnte "a dsmssion de Fhonorabe james Cole
Juge Assoeid du dit District
lie scrnn dams chaqe reimbursement detection
depuis henres dn matin jsqa henres Papres midi
cme onr de ftyrier 1860 snsdit recevor les bulle
tins DIES eetenrs qualities de Ia parie suse de Ia Nouvele
0eans Ia srinendanee Greiers
an seon ehos les desgnees par Ia o Iaiee
ton deya etre condue les par tripcsie eyron
etre envoyes sosgnd ocier Charge dc les
conformement i IL ioi.
! +. 4. PARKER, Sheriff.
Bureau du Sheriff, Paroisse doritans i
Nouvelieordans, q ianvier 1860. ia2s tie
HORD WOOD FOR SALE-BETWEENF IFTEEN
" hundred and thousand cords Of FIRE WOOD for sale
on the Bell Plantation above Gretna, apply TO
CHAS. A. TAYLOR,
d27 II IS Camp street.
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb g. LEGO
Arrived 100 head Of Western Beeves, and II
Texas Cattle, and IA Cows and Calves Veal Cat
tie continue scarce, but heavy supply of other
descriptions of stock offering, Prices still continue
easy for purchasers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07

From the surplus of 1905 ,557, the dividend pay
able the 10th inst of get. is to be deducted,
which will leave s765,557 as the actual surplus 1t
will be observed that there is no suspended debt
or protested paper, all assets of this kind having
been charged up, which makes the surplus real
saw S7e5 55T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07
THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACToRY
.5 IN AMERICA. -.g..
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
Ridley Is Co.,
CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND HUDSON STREETS
Opposite the Hudson River Railroad Depot)

VOEpOatt
NEW YORK.
CANDY, SUGAR PLUAfs, LoZENGEs, ETC., etc.
In all their varieties made exclusively treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adnteraon admixure of deleerous Sub
stances of any kind.
Those wishing to purchase pure article requested to call
and examine eur stock and contrast them with those
elsewhere
49, Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES for families put IN
to order, at prices ranging from SIS upwards.
sB Candies etc. packed in boxes of % and 100 lbs
suitable for the Southern trade and shipped order.
"a Orders by mail promptly executed.
Ba- Terms cash. irI5ly
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-. DENTAL NOTICE. DIR. j.

c. DENTAL NOTICE. DIR j. NJ
ESsS4szlSa MAGEE has taken the Story Build
ing corner Of Camp and Common streets Nc
- Il second floor where he is prepared to perform
all operations pertaining TO the teeth in the
comphed style. He would particularly mention that lie has no
new Of extraordinary discoveries to offer boast
Of Dentistry than has been in
last ten q twenty aud feels perfectly satisfied
observation and thorough deliberations nothing in
use superior equal TO GOLD PIATINA plate for
mounting Artificial Teeth either in regard health beauty
durability and all who have failed in a use az
these metals will would certainly the use of any other
substance. No. -
Office hours, from A. NJ until 5 r NJ 100 sn,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07

FEVER AND AGUE, FROM WHICH MANKIND
suffer large Of the globe the consequence Of
diseased action in the SYSTEM induced by the poisonous
OF vegetable decay This exHaton evolved by the action
collar heat SOIL and rises with the watery vapo from it.
while the sun is below the horizon this fingers
eArhs surface and the virus is taken with through
into the blood There i acts irritating poison
nal viscera and exereting of the body The liver
comes torpid and fails to not only this virus
bile from the blood Both the virus and accumulate in
the circulation and produce violent constitutional disorder The
Spleen the kidneys ad the stomach sypatze with the
and become aisordered also Finally the instinct our organ
@ Y III Il sn ha Il b s no1as Infusion
force them to cast out The blood leaves surface and
s + e sn IL S viz sGT sa ysR Fs s
lows in which the blood leaves the central organs rushes
bTnsah ~. ohar , enos 70 eApe me irfitang poison
fails and the system abadon the attempt exhausted waits
day These fits paroxssm Of FEVER ANn AGuE
Such constitutional disorder will of undermine health
Ii IL is not removed.
We have laboSed to find and have found an antidote
Ayers Ague Cure,
which nentraizes this maaos poison the blood and stmu
es s hs o% he p sS should 50
rather does what is of more service these sbect 10
his infection If taken in season eTpes from the system
taeks keeps the system in health although exposed to the dis
Erase gss rs # not only but protects
Masked Agne Periodical Headache Bilious Headache Bilious
Fevers Neuralgia kheusatisiH Govt Blindness Toohaehe
Earsehe, eaarth Asthma Papiatohs Ptinul Affection Of
Of the Stomach and Bowels all 5 S haa rSu Ass lo
this cause will be found to assume less the Intermittent
type rms Age Cure removes the of these derange
This il accopshes by stimulating excreories to expe
me virus from the system and these degrees
what '.acclamation may accomplish The same
Tempt while this does At ahd Win hs @
We aye great reasan 70 believe this is well
iasatic Infection than any other which has been discovered
aa sui another important advantage the public which
is, that ii is cheap as well rs good =
-PreEAred
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07

With the very large basis for exchange-that is
of cotton alone-it is hardly possible that we can
look for any great advance in exchange yet the
incertitude o. the New York market in regard to
foreign is so great, that fluctuations and changes
are the features from day to day.
The recently elected directors for the Bank of
Louisiana assembled to-day, in conformity to usage
since the year 1926, and organized for the current
year. The most important and prominent action
of the board was the selection OF President AS
expected the choice fell on Mr.. Davis the present
Cashier. The election to fill the vacancy created
by the promotion of Mr.. Davis will come off at a
| future day. We congratulate the new incumbent
of the Presidency on being called to the distin-
guished position Mr.. Davis is the third President
of the Bank since it was organized in 1924.
There was some movement in the stock market
to-day. We note sale of one hundred shares
Bank of New Orleans at 99a, and reported trans.
action in Bank of America at $780,
The annual election for directors of the Louisiana
State Bank was held to-day. The following gentle
men were elected to serve for the present year:
sessrs I y h spsiyre 7 P1 ,ia
Daniel L. Carroll, cotton factor.
K Brtgiefe, sugar factor
E G T@ishs ssred western ,efehans
u.
Elijah Feae, Of Henderson ( Peaie cotton factors.
JOHN A. Stevenson Of Frelsen, Stevenson x Co. cotton
The three last named gentlemen are from the
Branch Bank, and take the places of Messrs. Shaw,
Carriere and Olivier, who will, it is presumed, be
returned for the Branch next month.
The annual election for directors of the Citizens
Bank was held to-day, and the old board unani-
mously reelected viz:
Messrs. j. ID. Denegre, President.
John q. Gaines, of Henderson Il Gaines. creckery
e P. A. ciraud of eiiraud 4 Co., general commission
Tug ueh- 9 Goodrich of Goodrich Co., groeers. @
landry, Of Landry 4 Co, sugar factors
- Of John Watt Il Co., cotton factors.
the corner governor A. b. Roman.
yesterday ,vernor, by and with the consent of the
Ger job, has the appointing of two members or
or sectors 1t is presumed the gentlemen (Messrs.
Starke and Macaulay) will be continued.
General Condition of the Louisiana State Bank on
Saturday, January 49, 1850 previous to the Dividend
of January 81
Capital stock S2ooo GEO
Circulation bank notes - s9i 49,
- 2als745
Due depositors 4S1Oil2
Due distant banks for collections. aWi6l
Other cash liabilities 1l009
Surplus, profit and 905557
$1,000, 2s7
RESOURCES.
Bis Bis re raceSabs maturing within 90 days S6as
Do do. do. beyond 20 days. 59l,64
Exchange, ali OF de Norb ess9Sp
Other assets-eity bonds, city consolidated $3.50
Other assets not feaii1tbe within DOC 5iss5
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r
NOTICE OF ELECTION

NOTICE OF ELECTIVN-
@ AnM& Pursuant TO writ Of Election, bear
xAe8AE$SSNsSS> ing date 18th January, 1850 10 me
SsIJSN-xS directed by his Excelleney ROBERT
sfsf8s->ssz@S G. WICkIIFFE. Governor Of the
State of Louisiana, the qualified Of that portion The
city Of New orlgns which situated aIovs The line extend
Orleans Canal aud thence down said canal the Lake,
hereby notified that election will be held MONDAY,
the 10th February, 1860 fill vacancy which has
Cured in the SECOND SUPREME COURT DISTRICT Of
Louisiana, by The resignation the Hon
Cole, Associate Justice for said District
The POLLS will be Opened in each Election Precinct from the
hours Of o'clock A. NJ to O'Clock 2. NJ, the said 2Dh
of February 1850 for the of receiving the votes Of the
qualified of that portion of the city of New Orleans aore
said, superintendent Of the Commissioners
Clerks he appointed by the authorities designated by
The election be conducted and tripea,e
the undersigned returning officer according TO law.
+. I. PARKER, Sheriff.
sher7s Office, Parish Of Orleans,
JuI,ra
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DR.. j. c. Aver & Co..,
lowell Aiass.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER rf5TI..IIss
Ayers Cherry PectorRI,
Has won for itself such
Of throat and Lung Complaint that entirely for
us to recount the evidence of its virtues wherever
employed. As long use Throughout This
section do than the people kept
TO the best it has BEEN and that on to
for their relief ali it has ever been found do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALI, PURPOSES OF A PURGATIyE MEDICINE
For Cosyeness for the of Dyspepsia for
tue cure OF ndgeson for Headache for nysentery;
ar Foul Stonaeh for the of Eypelas Piles
81 rheumatism; for Diseases of the Skin; for the
Complaints for Dropsy; for the letter Tuors and Salt
Rhem for Wofns for the of Gout; for Pill for
the cure Of Neuralgia; for Purifying the Blood.
Ihey are areoaed that The sensitive can take
hem pleasantly and being purely vegetable arise
from their use in quantity.
Me- Price % cents per box; five boxes for ST.
Great Numbers of Clergymen Physicians Statesmen and
hei peronages have lent their
seness oil these remedies but space will not permit
ne insertion Of Them The agents below furnish gratis
Ut i AZ ALMANAC, in WHICH they given
also full DESCRIPTIONS of the complaints ana The
that should be followed for their cure. =
70 not oe put OIL by unprncipled dealers prepara
uohs 1heS make more profit Demand AYERS
me sick want the best aid there them and they
All our remedies are for sale by
J. WRIGHT Il CO.,
Nos. q and ISL Ghartres street N O.
all Dealers. ~ N'Dii ;a5 ~ e. ~
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PHELAN's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES

.5. COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Patented Feb. 10, 1885, Oct 49, 1856; Dec s. 1857 Jan. r.
1853; Nov 16, 1858; and March 20, 1859.
H. O'C0NNOR & C0LIENDER,
Sole Manufacturera
GO, 65, 81, and 60 Crosby street.
9- These tables In and may be "Mier,s
Southern Billiard saoonI los Gravier street. a. the
Louisiana Pelican and Boston Clubs and obtained
NJ ~ MILLER sole Agent for this city, who also sells all
tic1es in the Billiard line follows Billiard Cloths Balls
Cues Laers Chalk etc He has also hand and sale
several fne second hand Billiard Tables. jy2 ly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

THE EfrEcT on SEwARp's DEFEAT on Hrs PARTI-
sAxs.-The effect OF the defeat Of william Il. Sew
ard, at Chicago, on the partisans of the great
champion of republication, Ia most marked.
They are all sad and sullen. With them Il
was ad Ctsar aud ndlus--Seward or no
body-just ~ II Was with o section Of the
democratic psrty-Douglas or nobody. The
New York Times, which recently advocated his
nomination, IL COMPOUNDED aud has not word
10 say for Lincoln. The Courier and En-.
q,iirr il also sorely troubled, though IL en-
deavors to put the best face on q bad business.
But Thurlow Weed, of the Albany Erening
Journal, the man Friday Of Seward, was struck
dumb by the nomination Of Lincoln, and on
Saturday evening had emily sufficiently recov-
cred his speech to be able to say
would be Sde 70 attempt W dhguse the dlsAppoirt.
ent which the people Of this state fee at the failure Of
the ChrNsc orrvsnscn 70 place in nomination for Prcsi
ctnt the candidate q their own state.
There can be no doubt that the action Of the
Chicago Convention will have a very disas-
trous effect upon the republicans Of this State,
who are 20 identified with the fortunes Of
Seward that his failure or success is regarded
by . majority OF them ~ tantamount 10 the
failure or success Of the party. Certain l, is,
they viii net work fsr Lsacsla ~ saey would