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RUSS, RUSS,
st, Domingo utter

One of the most valuable combinations of useul medicine
and agreeable beverage been offered to the
public Mious of bottles sold throughout the North
during the last our years. and wherever introduced It has
welcome addition to the nvalids table the family
circeand the bachelors sideboard
Ladies' who have lost strength appetite and suffer from
nausea vomiting and vertigo
GeHtemen who dou'eel very Just before breakfast
dinner whose stomach order and system is gene
rally derauged-
Mothers weaving children and suffering from general
debility
Children of ekly nature and sour dyspep constitution
Travellers who have occasion change their water and
All who live in malseus dstrots and subject to mias
Influences one Of the most valuable touics and
invigorators that can be Aken, In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-16
PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

sUPERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM = TO 4 DAYS. ri
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THEA HAVE GoAE no HAND. ME lafee ssa;.
tiona to his stock, which Moody was expeotpa Iest
week BIZ we come to hand, and now agrait ma Nj
lection 81 the public Unlike the chap WHO aslea
in astonisl nlent whether afellow VAS expeotes e
Aavs d tho usand shirts upon being renopetrated
with by ii lend for wearing ranpled linen, Needs
has more nan thousand. and has never hsan
known to 9, It excited over It either. Tbe prices
ct which he is selling his goods nov excite tie al
constituent anG admiration Of all who give hi.n 3
call See adgel stisement fer particulars.
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hspoRF8ET, If IRuE.-We hear 1t confidently
stated, land We request our readers to Keen
inunn On the sub ieet, that nine out OF every ten
young men who have fitted themselves out ct the
genasmsn'a fnsnisldng goods establishment 81
Aiesala. eilag g. Acaer, have found such favor in
the eyes Of tie fan, that they have settled down
and BECOME respectable members of society We
beg our readers 70 & keep cools and to read the
advertisements Of this entarprisng firm.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-16

From IL, Il. te II. Wehstery
Manufacturers of Barrels, Eenburg Center New York.
We have two Of Bullleys Patent Drivers Tbsv sta
perfectly satisfactory We the coat Of he Dryer in
interest alone each year Of them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
MoNpAF MoRNNG. JULY :. Iaee.

sOpR JOB OFFICE is now the most complete and
extensive establishment Of the kind in the city.
The type, presses, material and entire fzt1res
are new, having 5uat been received FROM The feun-
dries and machine shops Of, C0nnor & Sons, G. P.
Gordon and r. Hoe & co.., of New York and in
VARSITY and beauty cannot Sbe excelled in the
soTth. We have connected with this department
On Of the best ruling machines ever brought
South, and can barn out an descriptions Of job
work, ruled, letteDed and bound, at the shortest
notice, in the most workman nike manner and apan
most reasonable teras,
In addition to corps of experienced printers,
We have secured DESERVES in this Departmental
Mr.. W. W. Brisbin and Mr.. Charles W. CLARK, he
favoFably knewna printers previous to thawar
under the Grm of Cisr5; & Brisbin. Their friends
and ours will bear this in mind and send in their
orders
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

sToRAGE-Messrs. Longley & Co. give notice to
The public this morning that, having leased and
thoroughly repaired the Delta warehouse, they
are now prepared to receive on storage, -four,
corn, wheat, bran, bagging, rope and al other
kinds Of merchandise AS this warehouse fronts
on both Front and New Levee streets, and is be,
tween Girod and Lafayette streets, its location is
exceedingly convenient to grocers and others in
the business parts of the city Messrs S. R. Long.
ley and John NJ Putnam are both old merchants
of New Orleans, whose antecedents being honora-
BILE alike to themselves and their profession, we
think, deserve share Of the patronage their fell
low-oitizens have to bestow, and we hone that
they will receive it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

FOURTH on July FESTIVAL AT BAY st. LOUIS
A grand baliand concert are to begiyen by Mrs.
Stockton, at her hotelDat Bay St. Louis, on the
night Of the 9TH inst, under the direction of Miss
q. Romy AS there are large Numbers of the
farestladies al Bay St Icuis, this festival will. no
doubt, be Of the most brilliant description. The
Creole and Camelia will leave the lake end of the
Pontehartrain railroad on Tuesday morning, Bo
that persons from the eitgevho might desire to be
present, can be accommodated we would advise
sueh,of our young beaux who would like to spend
the holiday in good society to SO to Ray Et Louis
and patEanize this bail.
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
PULSLBB'su... .......,........ BULK LEY,s
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,


Important Invention for Seasoning Lumber,
will Lumber at average cost 1 81 ner 1890 feet
1t will season Lumber thoroughly and check less
than any other process
1t is safer does tile work quicker cheaper and better ban
any other process
The expense efa Kiln aud Right is within tbe reach Of
every
1t eost less to dry out the in Lumber than to haul il
twenty miles.
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber from the steam ready to be worked in
mediately.
The cost Of changiuga Dry Air Kiln into a EteAn,
Kiln, of erecting Kiln aud the price Of Right ara
often saved in year by this process
No need OF keeping large stocks Of lumber on hand il costs
less to dry by this than the on the price he
drying in the air.
Carpenters, Coopers Cabinet Carriage Sash Door and
Blind Manufacturers Owners of Planning Machines Saw Mula
and all who wish dry lumber should possession Of tho
Right to this invention
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into a Steam Kiln
Tor small expense.
This process use in the Gar shops Of she PeDnsvI
wanna Genr al New York Central Atlantic Great West.
cru ShGAge and North Western; Chicago Alton and ST.
Louis Illinois Central Chicago Burlington and Quincy
aGEHh teutrali Toledo and Wabash Sunduty DAYTON and
Ihthhhtl aud other Raj road Companies by many 81
AEtnLui rmtnts, etc throughout the United States
GRAIN, FLOUE MEAL, FRUpr VEGETABLES
TOBACCO, WOOL, PAPER, BRICK, SALT mud 0lher
substances dried by this process
test Of the Dryer allowed before pRvinr fur the Eipbt ~
paying Tor the drawings and specifications
FOR IuFlher Information, address
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE BRoKERAaE.-W direct
attention to the card of Messrs. Burke ( Tire.
pagnier, general merchandise brokers, No. %
Bank Place These gentlemen are experienced
and energetic, and business entrusted to them
will assuredly be attended to promptly and faith,
fully, They will devote particular attention to
the sale Of provisions, bagging, gunny bags, rope
coffee, sugar, salt, etc. We hope that they will
receive fair share of the patronage Of the
public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

MHIliANs, NIXON y Goa very strong aces
sion mas BEEN made to the cottonifactorage and
commission house Of Williams, Nsxon& CO., ia the
person 81 Hon. VIM y Parham, formerly Of Nadi-
son parish IN this State Colonel Parhazn is GEN
hemanweil saown testhe people Of Louisiana
not oniy for biz services in the legislative councils
Of the State, hut as successful planter and a
man thoroughly identified with the interests of his
State and section. We may be allowed to con
gratulate this old and well,established house upon
an association which win add so much ts their
present strength and prosperity
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

DIREoToRT FOR THE STATE OF A1ABAxA.-Thia
work, the prospectus Of which u published in the
CRESCENT this morning, will no doubt Prove of
great value to hasiness nenin all sections Of the
country. It viii contain the names of all mer-
chants manufacturers, professional men, etc.. in
the State, as wellas general list of such persons
IN New Orleans, Memphis Nashville, St, Louis,
louisville, Cincinnati, baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. Abont five Thousand copies will be
published, and it Will be ore Of the best mediums
through which merchants and other business men
can give publicity to their business that we know
OIL Capt. ehas. b Graybil general agent for this
pifectory y nov in the city and will call upon our
merchants durng3his stay, to give them al oppor-
4unity 70 advertise in it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

GARBNER's Cry DmECTpE2 FOR ls67-,-sA notice
elsewhere in our columns announces new edition
of this weEk for 1867 II will he seen that tho can
Eassers commence thairlabors Immediately. We
are told that everything necessary to a complete
work Of the kind has bsen put in requisition, and
that Nc pains will be omitted to bring out such an
edition as shall prove satisfactory to the public
Ihs past experience Of the publisher will Zoe
brought to bear upon tie new work, which, ne
thlnk, will well deserve the patronage Of the pab-
lie. a well executed map Of the city accomRa-
mics the work
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

CARyEE CoNPANY's IMPROVED CoTroN Gins
Planters and commission merchants will no doubt
be interested toInow that Messrs Foster Il Co..
No. 46 st. Charles street, agents, are now pre-,
pared to furnish the above named celebrated gins
Of any size, which, having been manufactured re-
Gently, combine all the latest improvements. See
advertisement in another column,
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sHIRFs AND FrRNIsHIEe Goops OF ALL KINDS
We again direct the attention Of our readers to
the fact that Messrs. Gidig & Aeker, No. 1917
Canal street, are selling very desirable stock 81
shirts and furnishing goods at very reasonable
rates indeed. Go and see it and judge for your.
selves
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

MEMS AND BOYS CLorHMG.-s of our read
ers as require a new outfit for themselves or their
sons, are referred to the advertisement of Messrs.
Garthwaite Lewis stuart,.a t the Tulane Building,
Nos. 81 and 81 Camp street. The goods kept by
this honse are all that could be desired either in
point of fit fashion or durability, and the prices
charged for them are very liberal indeed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

meeail the attention Of those bound mp the river
to the fact that on Saturday, the Eth inst, the ne
steamer indiana VIII leave for Louisville. State.
rooms can be secured by applying at the ofice Of
Messrs Martin, DoIhonde& Cobb, No. 81 Natchez
siFeet where plan Of cabin may be seen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

CHOICE Provisions. hessrs Martin, Dolhon5e
Cobb, No. 81 Natclez street. offer to the buyers
Of provisions through the columns Of the Cas-
eksF this morning, large and very choice as.
seftment OF pork, bacon, -four, whisky, Dufieid
ana Westphala hams, lard, ETC., and to planters
ana commission merchants q superior stock of
rope and Irvine See advertisement for details.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

Test mnde by Buleys Patent Lumber DRYER One rsca If
Pine board l25 inches vide 2 inches thick, weight b.
90 m aud gagged on II DO lost weight This
pmtsf was dried III the yard three years sa IA bCt
air kim by me- recommend this process
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02

F9yP S.,. DISTRICT GcT Q9URrl PaILIp GEHLBACH vs..
OF Ne" ,3tielns-No. SOUTHERN SHOE MANUFAG
c,YrE1ti T vtE5i,,,s or,.).,,, TUBING COMPANY.

-
~ Hem ottgs June ~ lsb6-Nose is hereby given that
w virtue OF WITT Of provisional seizure rem to me directed
by the Honorable the said district Court In the above
cause nave seized and taken into my possession and SAD
kePn certain mGchigery now the premises once occupied
oy we 9otnSTh h2e n!nuliCIurng Company st. Fetd
'bd street MIRA district OF this city Said CORPORATION al
gged to have been dissolved the President dead It's property
abandoned ana no more exists, either in cOrpurlti6n Of
living person who claims ownership or RIGHT hi aud
mOyeubles which plaintiff claims sum Of one tSTsG
and htYbye dollars S55 for rent and for substguent
rent, with interest and costs. 'S'''
And all persons therein interested hereby uotifed In
vtod appear within fifteen days from the date hereof d
answer the petition fled in tn case.
HARRY T HAYS,
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At Madison, Wis, on the 25th, the weather was
hot, the thermometer standing at 100
in the shade
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From Moore d CampIon,

Test made by Buikeys Lumber Dryer Of pieces ts,k
walnut men n9ards one inches wide about half dry hrUuk
o men 10 width' one ~ inches wide, dry could bg
made shruuk a inch iI width In opinion process
does not iLiTre It. -i ~
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temps et T. moqs e ~ tene on pour aae apre cag>e qnee
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THE WEEKLY CREsCE1<r
Ts7pubshed every Saturday no, ming Subscription s.
in advance; hsifyee1y I'D qzsste sane rstec
Hingla copies, 10 cents.
Hates OF Awe, .tisrne.
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ENTAT della LOUISTANE-DEUNIE corR
"A de District de Ia NouyeLe Orleans.

a J. NTLLEFL, deputy CIeEF
Clerks Office New Orleans, June H. ls65.
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OF NV N 6RTESSSSs5.I tJAMES READY vs. WIN
No l55I- JAMES JAY

HARRY 7. HAYS.
Sheriff OF The Parish of OrIsa0.
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NATHANIEL 3. MEADE.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Sept. -, lS6


= II regret that it will be ont of my
power to be present on this occasion. In doing
so take occasion to express my qualification
that the citizens Of Alexandria propose to rat
ify. by a mass meeting the patriotic epdeavors
Of President Johnson and to give their en-
lorsement to the principles expressed by the
Philadelp hia Convention ...
1t seems to me appropriate that your noble
city thoroughly Firginian in its ways and sen
timents-the homo as it were of the Wa>hiog-
tons and the Lees-shoud set this example to
the Southern people, and to all in the whole
country who entertain national sentiments. -
There is no spot in the United States where
the flame Of true patriotism could be more fit
tingly rekindled.
''Hoping that The meeting will he largely at
tended, and that it will be the occasion of many
similar demonstrations. and thanking you for
the compliment implied in your invitation,
am very respect yours,
JAS &. SoUTIALT.
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WARRENToN, VA, Sept. llth, lSGt

WARRENTON, VA, sept Ilth, 1916.
John H. Jo1utson, esq , President, &c..
am in receipt of the invitation authorized
by "Citizens' Meeting of your city, to ad-
dress them in Mass Meeting assembled, on the
18th instant, in support of the constitutional
policy of President johnson, and the ''obects
of the Philadelphia CONSERVATIVE Conven-
ton. "
Concurring fully with my fellow citizens of
the city Of Alexandria, in the policy they have
indicated, feel profound regret that delicacy
and duty should constrain me to decline this in
vitaton 1t is known in consequence Of the
part | took in our late struggle for liberty and
independence, my relations to the President
are such that, l could not take 4 prominent part
10 the present momentous struggle, so inn ort-
ant and so deeply interesting to us all, without
having NY motives suspected, nor 10 all proba-
bility, without being charged with playing the
sycophant to increase the chances Of my own
safety Besides, had Just previous to the
receipt Of your letter, declined an invitation
from the Ladies Association OF SpGtsylvania
for the same day. which, Of itself precludes
me from accepting yours ....: ....
Should it be necessary, you will please pre-
sent these considerations to the proposed meet
ing. in explanation Of my conclusion
am. very respectfully.
wv SHrTt1
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LEEsBURG, Sent. II. 1866

have received your letter of the 7th inst,
inviting me. in behalf Of the citizens of Alex
andria. TO address a mass meeting to be held in
that city On the 18th inst, the declared object
of which, is to ''endor>c The conservative poll
cy of President johnson, and approve the OBJ
jects Of the Philadelphia Conservative Coovcn-
ton.
Thanking you most sincerely ior your invita-
ton, and concurring with my whole heart and
head in the avowed purposes OF The meeting
am yet constrained to decline its acceptance.
[ have, for the last month; been confined to
my hruse by severe indispostion, and am still
too feeble to address my fellow citizens of Alex
an1ria. I regret this the more because am
firmly persuaded that if the current of radical
ism cannot be arrested, all the land marks Of
constitutional liberty will be swept away.
pray you to accept for yourself and those
whom you represent assurances, that am,
Very respectfully yours:
JOHN JANNEY.
To John ~ .J0hasoa, President. &c:
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ITO BASIL BRAWNER AND MALINDA.
l. his wife, kedman F. Brawner, Stephen E
Meade, john Ii. Sullivan, and the heirs Of Vii
liam Brawner, deceased, whose names are III.
known, take notice, that on FRIDAY, the I'll
dav of October, 1866 between tn hours Of sun.
rise and sunset, Of that day, a. the Law OAcca
Va, I shall proceed 10 take the deposition. Of
Albert Stuart, Charles E Stuart. ard others, 10
be read as e ilence in my behalf, in cer.aiM
suit in chancery, now pending in the CGunty
Court of Prince William county, Va in which
I am plaintiff and you are defendants; and ii
from any cause the taking Of the said 4eposit!on>
De not commenced or that day, or If COM
menccd be not concluded on that day, the tax
ing Of the same will be adjourned and continued
from day to day. or from time to time, al 'He
same place, and between the same hours, until
the same shall be completed. Yours, &C.,
sep 5-t0ct5 JOHN F. JOHNSOA.
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ICE-WASHINGTON AND ALIEN
~ ANDRIA TURNPIKE COMPANY
At the request Of the proprietors Of more than
two thirds Of the whole number OF shares IN the
capital stock Of the Washington and Alexand!!a
Turnpike Company here give notice that
there will be meeting Of the stockholders o!
said Company, at the Office of the President, \
Jsmicson esq, in the city Of Alexandria, Sta
Of Virginia, on WEDNESDAY, October ION,
1856 at lu'cloci q. M. where the stockholders
arc requested TO be present in person, or by
proxy. }. r. BRON W,
sep lJ-2aw 3w Clerk and Treasurer.
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scouting loyalty, heaven knows: we have had
enough Of that, too,
give you, Mr.. Chairman, a sentiment in
lieu of speach:
''The Irish American element North and
South
In Fortune aud 10 Fame they're bound -
By stronger links than steel
And neither can be safe nor sound,
But in the others veal -
B. DORIAN klLLIAN.
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NNINcu Ester Sent LII. 1850.

WINCHESTER, Sept. ii, 1866.
= = ;; ''L fear it will not be in my power to
be with YOU and participate in the patriotic d'I-
ty of endorsing the generous, noble and states
manlike policy of the President, and approving
The happy rc>uts of the Phiiade phla Conven-
ton 10 thus harmo0izing and uniting all the
clements OF opposition to the Radicals.
Permit me, however, to say without intend
ing to reflect upon others who may think or
act differently, that were [, with my appreola-
ton Of the pending issues, to fail in cont:lbut-
ing my mice in sustaining the President In this
death-strugglc for our rights-nay for Our very
existence-L would be as recreaat in my duty
to NY State and section, as though had de-
serted her, when the invading hosts were upon
her soil.
When mob of infuriatel, fanatical, iacobin-
ica bedlermltes, are seeking to encompass on
ruin, | cannot stand quietly by, in st0ild 81
lence, like spoiled child, with the su!ks, be-
cause am not presented with platform, 10y
those with whom we were but lately contend
ing in arms, containing the very principles we
fought for and lost to do SO would be not on
" madness but criminal.
President johnson asks only to be armed
with our loyal utteranres to crush these ilendS,
who are vet clamerou. for blood. Shall we with
hold it? [ trust not The salvation Of orr suf
fering, downtrodden and oppressed people de-
mands it, He asks for no base, ignohle humiIla
ton at our hands, else be the penalty what il
might, we would not grant it. To give the lie to
the malicious SANDERS Of those amongst us, who
charge us with being false in oar professions OF
loyalty, is all that he asks.
Thanking you gentlen-en for the comp'i,
ment of an invitation, | AIN very tru ly your
obedent servant,