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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-02

The RETIRING AUDIToR.-This morning
Dennis b. Straight, Esq, late Auditor of
Franklin county, will deliver over his Office
and its responsibilities to Samuel E. Kile,
Auditor elect. During Mr.. Straight's term
of Office, he has made record for himself
as an attentive, obliging, honest officer, of
which he may we'll be proud. Called to
his position under very peculiar circum-
stances, he has made hosts of friends, friends
whom any man may call it an honor to
have. On retiring from his position he
takes with him the best wishes of our citi-
zens for his success in everything he may
undertake. Mr.. Kile is we'll known to our
people as careful thorough going business
man, in whose hands the interests of the
county will be safe, and who will be am
bilious to leave as good record, when his
term of Office expires, as Mr.. Straight's.
We must in this connection return our
thinks to Mr.. Straight's clerk, AL. Martin,
Esq, for the many tavors we have received
at his hands during the past year, and ex-
press our regret that he has not been con-
tinued at his post. He is a splendid book
keeper, and for the first time in 10, these
many years, the incoming Auditor finds
everything closed up when he takes the
office, thanks to Mr.. Martins industry and
efficiency, .r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-02

Article III-That said Andrew johnson,
President OF the United States, on the 2lst
day of February, in the year-of our Lord,
1868, at Washington, in the District OF
Columbia, did commit and was guilty of a
high misdemeanor in office, in this: that
without authority of law, while the Senate
of the United States was then and there
in session. he did appoint one Lorenzo
Thomas to be Secretary of the Department
of " ar ad interim, without the advice and
consent of the Senate, and in violation of
the Constitution OF the United States, no
vacancy having happened in said Office of
Secretary for the Department of War,
during the recess of the Senate, and no va
cancy existing in said Office at the time ar
which said appointment was made
by the said Andrew johnson of the said
Lorenzo Thomas, in substance as follows
Here follows the same order from the
President to General Thomas as that given
above. -
+ Article IV-That said Andrew johnson.
President of the Unite ID States, unminlful
OF the high duties of his office, and of his
oath OF office, In violation of the Constith-
tion and laws of the United States, on the
21st day of February, in the year of our
Lord, 1865. at Washington, in the District
of Columbia, did unlawfully conspire with
one Lorenzo Thomas. and with other per-
sons to the House of Representatives un-
known, with intent, by intimidation and
threats, to hinder and prevent Edwin M.
Stanton, then and there Secretary for the
Department Of War, duly appointed under
the laws of the United States. from holding
said office of Secretary for the Department
of War, contrary to and in violation of the
Constitution of the United States, and of
the provisions of an act entitled IAN act to
define and punish certain conspiracies."
approved July 31st, 1861; whereby said
Andrew johnson. President of the United
States, did then and there commit and was
guilty of high crime in office.
Article What the said Andrew John
son, President of tn, United States, un-
mindful of the high duties of his office.
and of his oath OF Office, on the 2lst day OF
February, in the year of our Lord 1865
and on divers other days and times in said
year. before the 18th day OF said February,
at Washington, In the District OF Colum-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.

o~A l--r
IyJyjAI NEWO.
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ME1EokoLocAcAL IAbLk' pfePsiou my
o.,,h 5,.h strsst.
-' s.ru.pAy. Feb. %. lssslr
aa17 "a
Ie N..-..-............... 80 g
-
0un ni'es. ....... !. -
Ra 1hNbhh AoN -oAoo'
vyo- IF. Follett and II. h. E.h.
e,muu. will address the members of the
Pendleton CLUB at
Thurman ,as Hail; .vsrcn ON n%ssaay n.n. even
at TX o'clock. In view Of the threatening
asps''o, sn" ~ = 80" -. - Z. =
'ue'e ia oe se'S se"s' :. w. ~ '''>
"ee''nS' nv order
Executive Committee.
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wow ie''uoo mas "ppe
l'S'Ae's -
Is An article on bees VIII appear 10
morrow'
az "Skid's" nitro glycerine pome will
appear tomorrow.
$50 d.n,. ,.nr,h ,h;. uee,, 10 eleven
hours and eighteen minutes.
,r. - -. .t,,r.,;,od
- =. ,sSas.." 60 $500 80.
s''> .Se's >--. -
s~Durino the month of March we gain
one hour and sixteen minutes of daylis hit.
-.-- ----. -.
kind of weather sailors call ''dirty." 1t
rained for keeps.
,. -.,,o. ,-.aa 10. como 70 a dead
,,,' sr.Ss-,s .aso. mo. ho-r..n of
na's' ~ -.
is'".' :"
~ New radishes have made their ap-
pea.a'c1 pea, - ua ~. 20 .ho ,r;ca
or .n'ee ou"''s' 80 ~ !" a'- ''l'' -
asAeu lo1 'ue".. .-----------
a. Saturday was lovely day. The Ia
dies were out In force. Yesterday was
decidedly otherwise, not to say quite the
reverse.
-r C,... c,-aa,. .The.ter wont under
Saturday night. Cause. lack OF appreeia-
tion ana stamps IL WI. oe reopeneu on
wednesday oy 'he nFpuol'cans'
-RrsraSrp.-By the Legislative proceed
,n gs .r u;,, he seen thar DAME, Flanagan,
~ ,be R.nton De,nocrat Assistant Clerk OF
=
III mae w PurceIl was unanimously
e,ected to III, the vacancy. success to you,
LON. lou oeserse ~.
SO Irs,ou-In consequence of the num-
her of ntber .nnointments at the different
.h,,.o,.s The rnaat,no of the g. 8. Union Ia
,,os,,,on.d nnt,l the irst Monday evening
= ss.., IT, san,,-onnn.1 ~ eet,ng will
.h.n ,ata r,..e nd the election of officers.
C.H.DEss1s. President.
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Iolics oosi ~ 100 oN : - - ..:.s
- .,,a ,.,,tt, 90 Esh-
oooe w -. -. ,;,,, ,,ara Co. he-
80 g.. :. ..aon, a;rht to- a;sor.
S.r,s ..H -s.s.. - s,,,. tor nrost;,r,;o,
"a ro~-ooou Thirfu-couop of thoun
49,. oon, ,,;t,ed- - ;o;, or the cala hoose
- -'''''-'- -..----.
THFATER.-The fine sensational drama of
NC osieess - ~" -, A' u.e" eas -
u.ence - 'lle opefa i1ous. y" oas.'uy
n'sn'' Ane pay was sp,e"u.oy ~.
."1 " - we. 'eelse n.-,,. w 49,
n,.-.s- '..o ~''..A. =. -. NJ 49,, ,r,u
@ .s~ :. - s..a. 80. os
s.ss SH' s"e .;,,
- 49, - 80 .---...
MARRIAGE LICENSES IssuED.-DurIng
the "eeh enuins' reo. 1''ii' 'heio
ten Inarr.age licenses .sseeu as io'lowe'
Monoay' = Auese ay, . eunesu"y' none
an"lsuay' : ilu"s, = oa'uiuay' :. Du a.
ing ene mon'u VI eDuiaIy' 'neio
licenses issueu' asaiuss % iseueu ioi ..o
same "ontu 'ass year % III iooo anu % III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-02

| The State Senate to-day passed a resolu-
tion favoring Congressional action and i'm
peachment of the President.
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OH Ess erlsaas gssstsHt Thursaay 6sbrars 3D. la6a

firm. Sales to-day embrace s92 bills, of which
80 bbls in two lots at <25 rs, 200 bbls. in lots al
$3.50. 1870 bbls. mess from the landing at s2j so,
and IL bbls. heavy Iump at $40 = Dbl.
BACoE-COntnues in active demand. with
light supply, and prices remain hrm. Sales TO-
day comprise 10 casks shoulders and Is casks do.
at 1l3c. There is good jobbing trade doing at
llic. for shoulders and IA c. for clear sides.
LARD-Is in active request, and prices disclose
l4Sc., 20 tierces at l5c, and 20 kegs at l6lc. 1t
is retailing &c. higher.
FRKIGHT.-There is o very active demand for
room, both foreign and coastwise, and offerings OF
freight are plenty, but with scarcity OF tonnage
ia port rates rule higher and irmer than noticed
In our last. We now quote for New York by
steamer I6lltc. for cotton. 90c y Dbl. for Hour,
zoe Z bushel for corn, 81 y hid. for sugar, and 81
y Dbl. for molasses. By steam for Boston 4e.
for cotton, 81 for -four, SOC. for corn, $40 for
sag ar and So \ Dbl. for molaSses. Sail TO Liver
pool i1Il-lod. for cotton and by steam ID. By
sal 70 Havre ll1I 7-l6c. for cotton. Cotton by
sail 10 New York and Boston lc.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

MJL1ssEs-The receipts to-day embrace 203
bbls. The market il quiet and firm, and nearly
all the receipts were sold as soon as landed at 50
Qs5c. for fermenting, and Doc. for prime.
FLoUR-The market to-day was quiet, holders
disposed 10 make concessions. while buyers, anti
cipatng heavy receipts, operated cautiously. The
sales Of the day amount TO 1892 bbls. as follows :
$50 bbls. unbranded, so bbls. on its merits, 100
sbls. and so treble extra on private terms, 40
bbls. tine at 80 624 80 bbls. single extra at
$40 80 100 bbls. superfne az $40 . 80 bbls do
and Isl bbls. single extra at $40 62k so and 100
bbls. double extra at $ll, and IS bbls. treble
extra at fl4 80.
CoRN-The receipts since yesterday amount TO
nearly 1000 sacks. Ne demand both for sh 70.
ment and the trade II sbeen fair, and under slight
concessions sales wefe made of $50 sacks, of
which 25S9 sacks white, $500 sacks do. az 971c. :;
l49S sacks at CSC; las sacks white, and go sacks
do. at 81, and 800 and 575 sacks yellow at 81 05 q
bushel.
OATS-There is no material change 10 notice
under this heading. The market is quiet at prices
d shade lower than on yesterday. Sales to-day
are 515 sacks of which 325 sacks at &c., and $50
sacks at Sic. f9busheli
BRAS-The market is quiet and inactive. Prices
however are fully sustained. Sales to-day 2e2
sacks at 81 IS u 100 Tbs.
HAY-The market is unchanged, The supplv
of choice continues limited while that of Western
Is fair, ana with moderate demand prices re-
main firm az previous figures. Sales today 200
bales prime Ohio AZ s24 = ton.
FORKS in good demand and prices remain
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
&nmillertiaI SnSligeats.
rHuaczSY orFIcs. no y OLHr sFEuNf, 4
"Wednesday EveninE, Feb. 10, iSEs !

wsaassday Evenins. Fss TO- isss
CoTTOH-The market opened with unusual
buoyancy this mOTnsg under advices of a still
further Improvement in prices at Liverpool and
New York, and before meridian some 5000 bales
changed hands at an irregular advance Of l93c.
a. n upon all cassificatiOns. The l:20 P. NJ.
cable telegram, which was received here about
noen, represented the Liverpool market easter,
however, and as subsequent dispatches reported
the New York market as fully sympathizng with
the former, operations here were Immediately
brought t. q standstiih Buyers uniformly re-
fused to 20 on except at a material reduction,
while factors generally declined to make any con-
cessions whatever. Later in the day a better un-
derstandfpg prevailed, nevertheless, and business
was resumed at easier figures, which enabled buy
ers 20 purchase some 800 bales more at gra l1al
decline of l03c from the highest point reached in
the morning. This brought prices back to last
nights closing rates, and with aggregate sales for
the day OF 600 bales, we would repeat yester-
Days closing quotations, as follows, viz Ordinary
l6l6l7lc., good ordinary ls4GlS}c., low mid
ding l910l93c., midding l9402Oc., strict mid
ding 2Ot@2lc., and good middling nominal at
2l5c.@-. After the close Of the market the LY.
erpool P. NJ. telegram was received, which ind
Gated increased activity at higher instead Of
lower figures at the latter point, and has led to
yerv general conclusion that the previous telegram
was bogus, and transmitted in the interest of dis
honest and designing spectators. After the latest
adyices came to hand some few brokers, who hap
pened 10 be on the street, tried hard to purchase
lists which they had previously refused, but most
factors had already left for theirrespectiye homes
and so fer as we have been enabled to ascertain,
only $50 bales were obtained by the former enter.
piising gentlemen, all OF which are included in
our aggregate for The day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

A Singular ADJUTAYT AND SINGULAR
STORY.-Durihg the baJrle Of Waterloo, young
man on horseback stationed himself near the tent
OF the Duke of Wellington, attentively watching
the battle. Wellington turned round upon him sud
denly, with the air of man who was looking for
somebody, and on seeing civilian quietly stand
iUg and looking on, he asked him rather abruptly:
"WhO are you? What are you doing here 20
my name is Jones,n replied the man. al am a
travelling agent for the large hardware house Of
Smith & jenkins, OF London. When | learned at
Brussels that battle was imminent, | rode hither
to see il, but am afraid I shall have TO lose the
psy for my hOrse the enemy's balls are 10
most unpleasant proximity "Will yOl render
England a service by taking an order to a certain
point shall indicator "Why not? Ii il a mat
ter Of Indifference 10 me where 60. But will
your officers 10 whom / am to take that
order believe me 80 - Thcro-tuhe nv ring
and tell the general what ! am going to tell you
now" The agent took the order, gallOped out To-
10 the thickest of the battle, and the execution of
certain movements of his army gave the duke the
assurance that his order had been delivered. The
travelling agent, however, was no where 70 be
found and Wellington supposed him 10 have fallen.
Many years after this singular incident. Mr..
Jones was announced 10 the duke, then at London,
desiring 10 see him. Wellington instantly recag.
nized his quOndam adjHtsnt, and questioned him
as 70 the particulars OF his perilOus undertaking
Jones told him that after delivering the above
order he had been tossed about for several hours,
ard lost his horse by q cannon ball; that, how
ever, be had not taken any part in the battle,
since IL did not concern him. The duke smiled
and asked how he could express his gratitude for
the service rendered. Jones, by that time made
a partner OF the house, recommended the same
for government contracts and Smith jenkins <
Jones have ever since furnished the coal shoyels
for army and navy use.
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Ossals zsrnsa.
c1rr or Jrrr1E1or. "a. rs

CIR or JETTE1oE, Feb. Is 1893.
Arrived yesterday-23l Texas and IS Western
Beeves. and IL Mich Cows. SOld-2S7 Texas and
26 Western Beeves. Is Hogs, 1856 Sheep and
Mich Cows. Stock on ssie-4S9 Texas and AZ
Western BeeVes, 400 Calves and Yesrlings, 637
Hogs, ll4s Sheep and IS Mich Cows. We quote
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

We call special attention to the advertisement
OF A. b. GTiswod Co., who are Offering their
large stock Of fine goods at prices within the reach
Of sll. Any one in need Of an article n their line
has but TO price their goods TO be pursuaded to
huv
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
M. BUHIN DU BUIssON,s DIGESTIVE

~ LOEenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lactaes-The
Alkaline Lactates exercise the most beneficial influence
the arrangements Of digestion either By their peculiar action
the mucous membrane OF the stomach BY a0rdng 10 the
Atter through their combination with the saliva the gastric
juice asuppy Of Tactic Acid which a English French
other fhysioogst admit 70 be essential principle d.
geti0n Fer the Information Of those who may be without
medical advice may be stated here that the symptoms Of i'm
paired digestion Headache pain In the fsreheaa he
crSnA gasrts gasrAia heartburn wind In the stomach
and bowels loss Of appetite emacaton All these
disappear under the action Of the Alkaline LAcates which
may be always had in loEenges powders
General depotin Paris At GRIMAULT co s. Chemists
u. l. n. Prince Napoleon, As rue Richelieu-
In New Orleans, at DUCONGE'S, DELOOHES, GULL
LOIe md e eYerI other good Oheralst'A
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

Fifty dollars! Sloat elliptic sewing machine
triumphant. Highest premium Louisiana State
Fair. For sale al 81 Canal street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

Headquarters for dry goods at wholesale at the
lowest prices, is 81, SO and IS Common street. ad-
joining the City Hotel. See L. II. Gardner 4 Co.'S.
advertisement.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
ED VOCATIONAL.
I OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State Of Louisiana

The next Session begins September "a and closes June 2h
1903
FAcuLrY-Conss Of full corps OF able instructors in all
branches Of and Science Ssus taught IN the best
Coles Is Al Universities.
COURSE sIUDY-Embraces Preparatory and Aeaa-
emic Department, including = terSry, Scenuhc and Op
uonal Course Special School Of Civil Engineering aud
Commercial School
TKRNsFor ali expenses except clothing S4l0 sos pay
b in advance balance in equal psymsnts January st and
April lst
received any time daring the session. and charged
from date Of
Address d. r. BOYD, Superintendent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
RECEIPTs OF COTTON AT THIs FORT
DURING PAST TWO WEEKS


The exports this evening include 400 bales for
Barcelona aud 1872 for Liverpool.
SUGAB-The receipts to-day comprise 400 hhds.
We notice an active inquiry, and prices disclose
an advance of i6e@c. 4 h. The supply is re.
strictod md all the receipts sold at the fol
lowing quotations, viz
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

The solicitor elected in Sumter county, Ala,
cannot write his name
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APPEoxInATIoE fKIzE5:

APPk04InATtON fklAE1s
stsPrsxinssisn prises Of $50 each for the n1s n.
rEillas anits OF the same tan OF the namssR
draviss the $50 900 prise t1IW
kpprOxireti0a priEos OF $50 sz1h FER .Rs nins TO
nsning aniS Of the G.ns tn ef the nurnoE
drawing the s2OOo prise ............ Az
. approximation prizes Of $40 each FOR the rlners
asiziaK u.its Of the zane .s1 q tse amir
GrssiRy tbs ssc0 PriEa srs.................. lset
APPROPRIATION rriEas Of sls0 each fer the n15rc
hGniag znts Of ths sane tsa Of Tho uuiasSs
drAWtre the g7OlJ prise arc................. lYt&
AFpTcaiRAT tss prisas 81 5lGC each fsr NC alas ~
naniRg anitG o. the seais tea 81 tie h1r1kE
2rsyFinE the ffJ5e BrEs are. ~
spproxius.tioa pFisss OF eloO eaes fer TIE RSa re-
rs2ziuE units 81 the scxO tn u Ma 1Dz-5ef :
1rttisg taa S2re prtsa srs...................- ~
81 arprox stioas $50 each fer tbs iEe ming
Al 1ppri-ss Observation-Disclosures. 1888
Tss prssos asuagaa to....
7ksls test Sls Eslso5 g; Ssfss,s, :; lsht1, 81 %
friEss 3 yGbls in fail gsthsat q duS.Sa.
ORDER for Ticesi IA thB s, zeid sche SfG bs eorag
wsrcd by r,, ani the cravings vita
pzaarE q q, rSlait Of eGci nvsstIA9R th
ar-.g1aT y aT--. Address,
CvsS ~ "OWAEp. Losassd y,
CoFnar Camp and ComL50s strSstg or
I1cz Ea1l.sg fcEt Ohes. Nsr crisr%
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13

Int an wills n nav he worth Al an Eo psStiaty Shown
We wish 20 Immediately dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes well mixed Holders entitled to tae articles
named their certificate upon payment Of Ten Dollars
whether IL be Wsch worth 81 900 worth less The
OF certificates entities you the article
thereon payment irrespective Of is worth and
article valued less than $40 named any certificate
e will At he that this Il NO LOTTERY, but 3
straghord legitimate transaction, which mayb participated
BY the iastidiOus
single certificate viii be sent BY mail post paid
ceip of Is cents FIVE for ST. eleven FOR 81 thythree and
elegant premium IS sixty six and valuable premium
SO hundred and most superb Watch for SIS To
Agents. those wishing employment this Is oppOr-
uniy. II lsgitmsely eonduced business, duly suhor
iEed 81 the government and the careful scrutiny
Try WRIGHT, BIO co, ImPorters
l6l Broadway New York
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ITNIVERsITX OF VIRGINIA.

The next Session viii begin the lst day Of October ls
and end on the 18th Of June 1867.
Professor Of Latin and Second Professor Of
appointed thsl5th Of August when the organization
Departments Of Observation-Disclosures Law and Medr
sA-w be fully re-esAbshed the enlarged basis
before the
The entire expenses OF the Academic Student exclusive
Of text books clothing and pocket g. $50
currency per session OF nine months 4 the Law sadsa
sS66 ard Of the Medical Student, to 1895.
For catalogue giving details for special IAiornAsoa
address s. MAUPIN,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
Postoroe-U University 81 virRtnta
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC

STAPLE HARDWARE
AT LOW PRICES.
co.
200 PLOWS-Assortsd-
1000 boxes TIN PLATE. ..-
$50 pigs TIN
800 bundles SHEET IRON.
$50 Dozen sHovELs and SPADES
Bar, Band and Hoop and Horse Snoe IRON
STEEL HOES, CHAINS, CORN SHELTERS, AXES,
etc., etc, at low prices.
llo and lzl Magazine street.
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r EEB4 FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN Iszsl
Garner sf Belord and FOaeh0r streets

wsSes leave 10 inform friends EAS he public generally
that prepared formerly, 10 manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills, Sugar Kettles Draining Ne
chimes, Sew Mills Cotton Presses, Newell Screws Gin Gear
Ing Msaths Grsts Bars al KINDS Of Plantation sne
Steamboat works. and sysry description Of Machinery n
the soutk LEEDS 90.
Orders Isf a Hox ~ Mechanics and Deslsrs Exohsngs
eaivau rkattau
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HAKDwAEE. CUTLERY. FLOWS

HARDWAEE, CUTLERY. PLoWa
SAMUEL LOCKE,
urozn DEALKR
Hesvy and shsf HARDWARE cad CUTLERY, TIN
WARE and TIMERS TOOLS. BAR and SHEET IRON,
TIN and TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, ZINC, NAILS.
AXES, sHovELs, SPADES, HOES, LEAD PIPES,
SHEET LEAD. RUBBER BETTING. HOSE and PACK
ING. CoKDAGE .d TwINEs, OILS. PAINTS LAMPS,
LANTERNS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLKEKNTSA snd
TOOLS OS svsU description.
Constantly hard q tan assortment Of James H. Halls
NAysvills, Ksntusky) FLOWS, COOKING sAd HRATISs
sToVKs Of every doSoriRtiA
sOLR AGENTS FOB THE CELEBRATED
stewart stOvea
FOB LOUIsIAEA, MISSISSIPPI TEXAS AID
ARKANSAS
LSbezaa advantages On'rVd 10 NE TradsO BY
SAMUEL LOCKE,
s., 70, al Ezd IS Peters street,
Between CustOmhouse and Senvie streets-
HAEDv7AREA AND SEHF CuAEBLEES
OLLIE 4. BoE1CE, FRANK ". sEYMoUKI
EOsssolk q SsT00-s.
nzDszssrS and Dsslsss N
zrAvs ARE EnELs EAEDuAk kEB SvThZxT
FoyEs, ct2 Nkkg A.s TrsERks foOLa,
RA1 asa q. Tyr IeOa, fIE Ead Tin PLAfN
EI2ET COPPER, A-EC, RAILS, AXE,
uRkIEa, EBoYBLs, SPADES, HORs,
LAD PIPE, sHfE= LEAD, Gas PIPE.
BRASS WORK and PIPE FTrfIH6a
EElSSsEE BELTIE0, HoEE AND PACKING.
eOzTQA VaEgE, Ete., OoEDAGE,
COTTON All FLAX DUCK, FNFBs,
oUS, PAIgTl LAMPS, LhNTRRNs kte
1AfoS eHSt>ar.boas Gnd EsOtirOae Sup paies
Futon and Front streets, corner Common
ssss AgentA fer j.. ID. Wsstoa's LIGHTNING RODS.
LouisAns. Mississippi Texas and Alshama-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
sI.oee.Oos In Watches.

For sale on re popular oNE-PRICE PLAN giving svsrs
PstrOn a HANDSOME snd RELIABLE WATCH,
For the Low Price Of TEN DOLLARS,
without Regard 70 VAlas,
And not 70 be PAID FOR Unless Perfectly Sstsfacory.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-13
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
NOTICE.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

In consequence OF the transient Hotel patronage the
present offer fam lies Suits OF Apart
and to Clnbs and Single Gentemsn oct comfortable
Rooms f the Spring and prices which will NOT
sm sure fail to meet the sxigsneies q n. season
o = HALL. Prnnrietor