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..s. sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvENT.
ShsrrSS sssSyGLoSs ASip.i ASb 5FSrSIyE DISEASES
HID Efas nTss SSiH M2Sra PfE3A EARS
THE skIs MADE PyHn, M7,,vIl; CLEAR, SMOOTH AND
DR. RADwAY's sas,n.n,,,
sss.hs. new prneEe Q, cure Of Al shroac diseases
other scofous diseases curAbe. This fact has
sama where one Inns IN over seventy easss %ss Se
s.re snd dried and IN ave hundred Of
D Railway hrse years since published to the world his
found where tuberces became deposited IN the
a1a S.Ss q 2. ~ sss S1ey sr
these organs the boods thn weak pale waiery and ia
sooSs blood sorpeseis. psa0ih In
saass Of strength ana nour,ssmsn sn9 hsreyer epe e "a
iaaasnmson dePosis gosrees ana deeayed matter II
sas ass,s SORES. ,amer cancer. and sreni hamors are
cause q formation q SSsrsss aud consaoplon
consumption and Us Kindred Diseases and prepared
i H.tsS m s" e so9d ~ wn s.Sn con,
70 ave the Doshment and strength TO hold It's natural
Or RAawsy,s theory published IN England, France.
lhc medical aeu o both hsmisphere From his text med-
sa books have been since published y medical writers claim
failed 70 produce tho remedy Dr: Radway the
Rsdways sSrsaparsn esovent The public have remedial
lux EaSSS saaa Va Woab TSro S.nss
and Urinary Organs xvy,vnv
tissue eaIore or MAKING IL Is 70 ihe blood what
Ii swiftly spots bemishes pas-
clear and beautiful comperion TO all.
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE.
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h RAJ n es OssA P% q 'fSe S w%s "a s
parian Will make the skin smooth clear and beautiful.
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY
The following letter IL from highly GIFTED lady, well
IAfayKrTr Feb 2s 1859
bad 20, mSss enc IN yo s kesessn
and pmpes resolved at all events. 10 try and took two
cns month snce eonmeaeed rs use To-day hers Is not
bo,ch SPOT blemsh detection Of kind person,
your medical oos snd Tuss sGs 'en' ''' copy
SARAH aiSb A bRts9ST Lsps afsF ssT:fy City Post Once
Gravel dyp.ps legs, bleeding from the lungs cured
Mr. GsoEse Mortimer co%m.rcsi Y Traveller veil in csnads
"Ihe sarsaparilan Resolvcn, s in great demand
told me of where blind but by the OF
give certhcaie but does Dot wish 10 be bothered with
people writing Hundeus call 10 her The case 10
ss:T. white Scott, Pri:eies druggist. ssrs inform
,rsy e%rsa by ssr.apaas R.soSsns 0''A sA
% dsa csrSas CURED sis sy s ss sS.
ties q sarsaparilisn Resovon' 60
bottle Of Bleeding from ,hs Lungs Night swesis tSreas
ened Consumption, - =, >
sarsspsran Re solvent For every Kind Of Hamor Sore,
Skin Eruption and all weakening dcharge the people usS
Sore Head and Eyes Nose and Mouth al snd. Of Sores
This wonderful remedy powerfully the blood ,hAs
RADwAys sxRskfxRiLLikS REsoLvEXr !, sold !.
Cine dealers, AID al Dr. RADwSYs sedies NsreSoass,
No. 90 Maiden lane, New York city.
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Almanac for New York-..This Day.
Sun rises ....... 4 AZ Moon SETS ..eve -
Sun sets........ 06 High water. eve s "a
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 10, 1869.
CLEARED.

Steamship cimbria NG), Hack, Hamburg -Kunhardt 4
Co
Steamrhip Chesapeake. Bragg. Portland--J Ames
Ship Sir VIM Wallace (Br), Taylor London-H Wiley.
Ship Frederick (Br, Armstrong, ST John, NB-Rchard
Irwin.
Bark walno lRus( Broberc Cardiff Newcastle via Do
Bark snnny Region (Br), Smith, Aniwerp-Boeln 4
Berck
BARK VIM Turner CBr, Redmond Adelaide and Dunedin
w Cameron.
Bark Mathilde (NG), wanker, Gibraltar-w Ray 4 Co
Bark Norris Melcher st John, EB-Yates PorterGeld
Bark Gertrude, Atherton Wiscasset-Stevens A Soule
Brig Staples, Showers, Cadiz-Walsh a Carver.
Brig La Cayenne Br) Doherty, Aquin-Cameron Morri-
Brig Carmen (Br), Mardraga Havana-J Phillips Son
Brig Black swan. Podger, Georgetown, SCI eager.
Brig Mary Cobb, Phillips, Elzabethport-B Metcalf 4
Co.
Brig D soule, soue, betbport-Brockway 4 Baker
schr George Armerod (Br, Fullerton DenararaF Whit
ney.
scbr Azeda 4 Laura, McIndoe, Baracoa-J Douglass
Schr Yunuri (Brj johnson, Sarua-waydel A Co.
schr Isabel (Br), Murray, Port Mulgraye-s Merchant
Co
schr Norwestcr, Foster Turks rsland-B J Weinberg
Co.
schr Queen OF the South, Corson, Mobe-E Hurlbut
Co. -
schr w Beebe, Lozier, Savannah-N l. McCready Co.
schr Myrover Brown, Chnrleston--N McCreAdy A Co.
Schr Euroias, Avery, Norfok-C Staples a Co.
schr Starlight, Batchford, Calas-John Boynons Son
Co.
sebr W Brainard, Thbble. Hartford-G x Racket, &
Bro.
Schrn n q Ackar IJohbs c,,rfo,a
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wEsTeHEsTER COUNTY.

suicIDEfof AN OLD hAS.-About noon yesterday
aged sxty.se ven years. was discovered hano,os m
q COW shed on ,'he Fox farm at West Farms wh.n
found the BODY ested upon its feet with the Wnees
bent forward, sho wing plainly a determination on
was laborer CoroL er Bathgate held an ,nauest
which resulted IN ver Uct being rendered Of Ssu.
eide by hanging"
FIRE At WEST FARxs.-Lefween ten and eleven
O'Clock on Sunday night fire. broke out In the sta
~ = George KelleJ Ice deser 10 this VILLAGE.
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TIVE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.

Boston. NAV 10, 1869.
The o1icia response from oxford arrived yestcr.
day and runs thus
OXFORD, England, April "a, 1882
BOAT CLUB:-- ~
GENTLgMEN-we. the committee OF the oxford
tniversIy BoaI Clnb hereby accept your four.
challenge TO row a race from putney To Mortake'
according to the terms OF your chaIIenge we re
main, gentlemen yours truly
JAMES G. TIME, President.
p q. MARSDEN Secretary
:. .. DARBIsHrRE. Treasurer.
a. G. YARBOROCGH
FRANK WILLIAM
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FisIHKiLL.

KILLED BY THE CAvING In OF AN EMBANKMENT.
Terence Tracy aborer in Sanders brick yard at
Fishkill landing, was instantly killed yesterday
morning by the caving in of an embankment OF clay
He leaves q wife and one child.
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ssa, ,ss: s.gs g, s:yys NJ y.D''.f Trinidad
2es kasssss No. rss.ss. H.s. ss u e.ys with pro-
ssif se.. ss,e Isss' Sas.sr ss u days' with pa'-
seIr gnaas si.r s1 shs.a windsor rs, n days with
ssir s.Sy Kssss. ssssasss. VITA SPAR. snO~ Rich
set ssry 1B.A Rogers. 81 JoAn. Nh.
schI Emma fiich. Georges Bsnss. with hslihgt IN
sshr hssisnIa bsyssa h...is naasras IuAs', days.
s~hrJ Hopklns. BssEs. virginia
ssss ssf lifssss ss.ssrs s.iS.. sss y'ssis ysssi.
ssSl \ s,ssmsa., sSss assa1 G.ars,so~n, DC.
sehr ne unloni fui.ls, Delswars
Fs FsiSss ss 'erS rs1s. e, iss s. rrs'a'''s
sssr s,.sr. rsrs.i sss,. rssseis sr s.sver
sesr corasiiA, isnssrsoa, Roesl.sd. -sh ims. 10
sshr Planet. Pratt. Roslisna. wnh line
sesr 2 L, lssi., boston.
schr LsDtras, wssseo, kAntssksi halisus. 10
sehr Redwins. -, Saniuokss with ash. 10 Geo Hin a
schr Truman, Glebs, ss- Bedford for rhlaaepAa-
sslr ssrsh. is coIs, ss~ sIsi hsslors g." 'sD'''~
ss5r Wisoa Harris. assaa,s s ssi,s' ioS Phn.aspha
ssr sssr s Taas sa HSa.I.sS rsssf, Sss.ss SessA'
se5r joe Ross sI' PAUL rssa.oa. sss
ssSr frss. ss;as assss sssfiafI ss Rss ra River
schr Village Queen, ftlots0u. Providence
tchr Harriet Lewis Iaylor Providence.
fchr Tryphenia, NickeTs1n, Providence.
schr fAkir, Saunders, Providence.
schr Nellie Anderson. Providence.
srhr Warren, hctsar Providence.
schr A Mount, Young, ProFtaeBce.
Schr Sea Bird. Natty, Providence.
schr Cabinet. Cook. Proviiencs.
hehr II Casiiod, Knowles. Newport
sehr Cooper Sleeper, Newport.
Schr " Miffin, Davis, Warren
fchr l. Bill, -, Hartford
sohr = nudield, Raynof, Portland. O.
Schr ) J Hoyt Sanford. New Haven for Philadelphia
Schr Motto, Searie New Haven.
schr Fashion. Carbcrry. New Haven.
schr Joseph, smith, New Havcn.
schr Niagara, Norien. Bridgeport
schr perine Sheffield, S.oninsfon.
schrJ Is Bieeker, York, slonington.
Steamship Heiyetia, from Liverpool reports Apr 30 lat
80 lon ~ 3 passed shp Abroho % Liverpool Tor Quebec,
with loss OF fore and by the deck hat been dis
nasted on the 2sh required assistance; May ~ Pm,
lat 40 90 lon 81 H. passed Inman steamship bound east
sh 81 AN LAT ~ a. lou - la CunArd steamship, bound
east
BELOW.
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but whether can get at Ireland as well as we can
at Canada Ii another qaestiOn.
Both amendments were then put and carried
After the transaction OF some other business
which was the passage OF resolution of sympathy
and congratulation In reference to the fenians
warren and Costello, the proceedings terminated.
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BELOW.

Ship John Barbour ORB Chapman, from carsiR EArch -
(by pilot boat Hope Noll.
Wind at sunset Ssw.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sARsAPARILLIAN REsOLvENT.
~. NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE OF ALL
WASTING, scRofULous AND ERuPTIvE DISEASES
or TIE EYES, NOSE, MOUTH, THROAT, EARS,
HEAD, LUNGS, KIDNEY AND BLADDER
THE skIS MADE PURE, CLEAR, SMOOTH AND
BEAUTIFUL
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

MI. seward lately gave as a reason for not
consolidating some of the South American
missions, that the commerce of the United
states with South America is greater than that
OF any other country. The figures show that in
1854 the American trade with Perm was a little
over ., 200, 900, whilst, in the same wear. that
Of England was $50 ,OOO, 900, and of F,aroa
more than sl0,OOOOOO. With Uruuuav anS
Chill the proportions are not materially d;fFsr
emit But what is peculiarly suggestive is that
whilst the commerce OF England and France
with those countries has increased that of tbe
United States has materially fallen of. Tins
In every quarter, the baneful effects of Radi.
eai interference with trade are visible. If that
= pal'y continue IN power many years longer, |
'ne United States viii be converted into
another China, at the same time that Cbina,;s
beginning to repudiate the follies which
RadicAlism cherishes as the foun.
lst'on of its policy.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

city contemporary amiably consents to
let the testy Peter and the somnolent wouter
repose quietly with their fathers provided that
the CRESCENT will consent to forego '.prehen-
sile" and autonomy" and other simi.
lar and "Hellenisms," which it seems have
driven our contemporary despairingly and
vainly to the dictionary. For if the diction.
airy had been accurately consulted our contem-
porary would not have vexsd the spirit of
ihucydides by converting the Latin word
'prehensile" into Hellenism, which it cer-
tainly is not, any more than sacre bIeu is an
-Anglicism.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

Gen. Hancock having declined the reouest
OF some Democrats of Pennsylvania to let
them use his name for the governorship of
that State the New York Tribune ayails itself
Of the fact as an opportunity to make one of
Its stabs at Gen. Grant from behind the first
named soldier. Patting Gen. Hancock on
the back with words of thin compliment. il
fhrusts from that covert the dagger of this
sentence, intended for whom it may concern
OF the American army, but most especially. il
is evident upon little reflection, for Gen.
Grant [: cit would have been better for his
fame if be had made the discovery some time
earlier that he could not creditably interfere
with politics so long as he remained in the
army" OF course the writer of this sentence
knew when writing it that Gen. Grant accepted
the Republican nomination while he remained
In the army, that he ran through the ensuing
campaign while he remained in the armv
that he was elected while he remained in the
army, and that he remains in the army 10
this day. Here is the argument which which
the Tribune furtively points against Grant
1t is discreditable for q soldier so LONG as ba |
remains In the army to interfere with politics.
- - oSAuAcA W OOuocut 10 governor.
and yet remain in the army, is one degree of |
discreditable interference with politics. For
O soldier to consent to run for President. and |
to be elected President, and yet remain in
the army, is another degree of discreditable
interference and with politics as much higher
as the presidency is higher than a gov
ernorship Therefore, considering that
the presidency is the most exalted
Of civil positions, General Grant has been
guilty of superlatively discreditable inter-
ference with politics. We have nothing to
do with the logical merits of this argument
stealthily enveloped in the Tribunes duplex
language about Hancock. Our purpose ia
simply to notice the implacable animus still
lurking in that Radical organ towards a
soldier who, standing with immovable phleem.
the whole Radical crew to come 10 ,
him IN their distress and lay their political
fortunes at his feet with thousand times more :
abJectness than any of his armed enemies had
'ver surrended to his discretion. The Tri y
'une never can forgive Grant for saving its
'arty from imminent destruction in the wav :
le did.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

The Lippincotts complain of the Haroers
that the latter have, several times, anticipated
the publication of foreign works previously
announced by Lippincott & Co., thereby pre-
venting the payment to the foreign author of
49, r--r---.--- riIrvll Lipprucouu sy 20 had
agreed to reserve for him. But the Harners
publish Journal of Civilization, YOU know.
ana civilization, according to their practice,
consists IN circumventing your rival in bns;.
ness and stealing the product of an authors
brains.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

Under treaty with Great Britain for th,
suppression Of the slave trade, three courts
are established to decide cases arising unde,
the treaty-one of them in Cape Town, one
/ In Sierra Leone, and the other in New York.
These are joint courts, each country appoint
ing three judges. They have been in exist
ence for seven years, and during this time
have not decided single case-for two rea-
sons first, because there have been no cases,
and next because the American Judges pre-
ferred to remain at home and draw their SAL
aries rather than 60 to Africa to broil under
the sun of Congo and Sierra Leone. Under
these circumstances some senators have come
to the conclusion that the courts are, not to
mlnce matters, ahumbug and the judges who
do no work ought not to receive pay. Amo-
ton has, therefore, been made to reduce the
salaries OF these ornamental gentlemen to q
nominal figure, with the object, as ayowed by
Mr.. Patterson, of New Hampshire, of putting
an end to the treaty. But at the bare propo-
sltion of remitting that eternal vigilance
which it is the duty of the "best government
the world ever saw" to exercise toward the
African man and brother, either actual in the
Southern States, or potential in imaginary
slave ships, the gifted and eloquent Sumner
was fred with sacred indignation. What!
not willing to pay for the possible liberation
at some future epoch, of an African man and
brother, torn renorselessly from the break
fast table of Dahomey, and consigned to bon
dage in a land in which be might become a
voter, justice of the peace, a lieutenant gov
ernor, congressman Perish the thought.
The faith of treaties must be preserved. The
judicial gentlemen must get their salaries.
Morality, Massachusetts, Summer, demand il.
Moreover, the arch "traitor" Slidell had once
proposed to do something of the same kind,
and could "trooly loil" senator like Mr..
Patterson consent to follow such an example? |
But MIR. Patterson declined to submit to Sum-
ner's castigation, land even snubbed that emil
nent being to his face, which must have been
very surprising. Finally, the resolution was
amended SO as to allow pay only on condition
hat the judges should reside at the places to
which they are assigned, and, in this shape,
t passed.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09
Ph0estr Mutual Life I,ssssru,,c
COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

EDISON FEssENDEE. PRrs,pzsr.
JAMES F. BURNS, SECRETARY.
Ine .PHGNIx MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COW.
itse invite attention to the following Plans peculiar to
ist All the advantages Of all Cash and half Note Com
Ind II party insures to-day for 5000 and paws
cssn ana one haf note ION table, should be die To-
morrow, next week. next month"; next year The F m
smount OF the policy paid-S5 0O0-and NO DEDgCT Ns
~ NOIEs All notes returned divdends and never but
ne INSURED Tsceires ~ cash the with diy
src No restriction on Employment
The insured permitted travel or reside In anv nart
.1e ca states Europe, and the Southern portion si
america during and all of the wear free
cnalee Ih has before offered by sny Gonna
~ OF fts age without extra charge varying from n
So0 ior every thousand dollars insured. ~ Wv "
o.n Olsoends In the PHOENIX have been and now ars
9th The dividend is 50 per cent on all its abss r,,h
annual premium Is SlO0. the dividend Is $50 - e
i Always pays Its losses promptly and never contests
sbs1c. sn All It's M policies are thereby no possible
yin Ordinary Life Policies nonforfeitine aer three nav
EvEk DOLLARS OF PREMIUMS PAID bs.idss a.noqn. % o.
oler great adyantages The PHNIX has paid 10 WIDOW,
and ba "a ~ SoV and never contested single dafa
an1 has sfVU U0 safely secured for like purposes ~
1 us losses have been by the annual infsr..t -
sione and surplus OF interest left over 10 ~.
general iund belonging 70 the insured. ~ ''e
do. rnses o. assurance cheap as any Companv
18th. 1T WILL NOT INSURE AN UNsoUNp LIFE
GEO. B. DARLING
JOHN d. SCOTT Ioca, A.. General Agent
OffICh-iz Canal corner 81. Charles street,
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

The Becrptaon COMMITTEES on the mart NJ Al. wvsr,c
hhh"E OF CoMUs respectfully inform parties attending
the Festival at the Opera House on the evening Of TUES
DAY, the 9th inst
hs' Will approach the Theater BY Bourbon
om lie direction OF Canal street, leave by vav
OF Toulouse street. towards Royal street
SEATS IN the First and Second Tiers are reserved sxc
sively for Ladies' ~ sAS'u-
oHNiAEhEN unaccompanied by Ladies win entsr t,a
nes,ef oy way OF the Toulouse street Alley eatrsnc
TIE DOORS will be opened at 8 O'CLOCK . n..-,.s,-
sno esed on the arrival Of the KREwE at the The.tr s
will be reopened after the TsbIeaux are over
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

One OF our contemporaries declares that
John Bright has forgotten the people, since
he was appointed to cabinet Office, and sold
himself to the bloated aristocrats, and that
thus 1t ever is, etc., all of which is yerv
touching, but where is the evidence that John
Bright has deserted the liberal cause ? Has
he turned tory2 Has he becoms a protec-
ZIONIST 7 Does he go in for Ritualism and the
Irish church establishment
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

Inc Dill to enable the city of New Orleans
70 ,Ina ITS floating debt, and to liquidate its
Indebtedness" " was introduced in the Senato
yes'escay. Ihis bill. We understand, embo.
des the views to which the CRrscrsr iefsrrsd
a few days ago as those Of the financa com
mittee of the council We shall have oc.ss;or
70 refer to it again after having bestowed the
.a attention upon it which, by its great impOr-
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

Ihe editors of Pennsylvania recently held n
meeting and, after forming an association
adopted resolution urging the Legislature
70 alter the law of libel SO as to allow the
admission of the truth in evidence. That
alteration will never be made as long as the
hadicais have majority in. the Lepislature
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

The 'MYsrIcK KREwE OF CoMus"-Roate of
Procession.-We have received from mys-
terious source an intimation 1--WE hope it will
prove authentic) that the "Mystick Krewe"
will make their first appearance tonight at
or near the Clay statue Canal street. march
up Camp street-probably as far as Julia
down St Charles to Canal, down Royal
possibly as far as Esplanade-up Dauphine
to Toulouse street and then to the Opera
House.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

a Washington telegram says that several
new fork politicians are at the capital, press
ing Grant about the collectorship. but that
me whole affair is matter of speculation AZ
present Precisely SO; and if there is anv
pace OF the kind that is not matter of speculs.
uOn win radical Office seekers, we should bs
pleased to know what it is. ''
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

There are two points on which Gen. Grant
has expressed an opinion. He wanted the
Indian bureau transferred to the war deuart.
ment and he desired the tepure-of.ots;cs ac,
repealed. Congress has foiled him on both
points. Is this snubbing the general lately
our armies ? Do the Radicals
leaily believe that they have chosen King Log
and not King Stork?
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09
@- ON INSIDE PAGES - Second 7

Editoridl Paragraphs, City Topics, Supreme
Court Decisions, Burning Of Spring Hill Co..
lege, TEXAS Hems Third Page. Letter from
Washington, Louisiana Legislature, Steamship
Passenger Lists, Chattanooga Railroad, Cath
ofic Diocese Of Nerc Orleans. Sirh Page
Sundays Associated Press Dispatches, Con-
solidation Of Army Bureaus Seventh Page:
financial Commercial Riuer and Shipping
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

The so-called civil rights bill,passed the
Senate yesterday. 1t now goes to the House.
and we presume thrt it will pass that body
also. We suggest that, at the same time,
provision be made for the standing army of
" rooly loil' militia to which the task of en-.
forcing its provisions win. doubtless he eon-
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

SCHOONER ALcYoN AT AUCTION THIs DAY.
W. l. Hodgson sells the AL fast failing schooner
Aicyon," at auction, at IL O'Clock this day, on
board, where she now lies at the head of the
Basin, on Julia street. Parties desiring first.
class vessel suitable for the Lake and uf trades
should attend.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

Buy your cigars at the premium manufactory
Of Geo. Alces, 1s5 Rampant street, below Canal,
New Orleans. Address lock box 24s. postofice.
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09
Bar, Rod, Botser and sheet Iron

AND STEEL,
Hardware. Cooking Stoves Tinware and Block Tin Iran
Pipes plain and galvanized for steam water or gas Iron
fttng' Brass Cocks. vsves and Oh Cups; Rubber HOSE
Betting Rubber and Hemp Packing; Lard Linseed Lubri
eating and Boiled Oils White and Red Lead Paint Collars
and 'snshes; Sheet and Pig Lead Lead and
fpe; Canvas Cordsge Manila Rope; Marlins and Spun
ian fss, spikes. Torch BASKETS Lamps Lanterns etc
BOLTS an Nuts washers and Rivets Of all sizes; stocks
and Dies Gas Filters Tools; Pipe Tongs Vices etc.; Axes
na'cns's, Hoes Trace Chains, Mills. etc.; Wen Points
Pumps. Blocks and Timers foos
In addition to the above have seseted stock Of
Shelf Hardware suitable for Country Merchants
and Railroads.
Owners and Captains Of Steamboats, viii and to their ad
vantage to trade with have the largest stock in the
city, and can supply the Engineer Carpenter Mate and
steward with stores in line cheaper any house in .e
sy We also keep experienced workmen 10 do any repair
ing required by Steward or Engineer
Osptans OF Steamboats, particularly invited to cali and
examine our stock. and respectfully informed that wa
Keep no hunner neither do ao~ any percentage to
employees. 500
B0STICK & SEYMOUR,
Corner Common, Front and Fulton streets
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09
Great Reductions
DRY GOODS. CARPETS, NATTNs OIL CLOTH.
SHADES. RUGS. Etc. Etc.
-AT fHn-
STORE OF B. & W. CR0NER,
651............. n agaxine sAress 80,
Great Reduction

We beg leave TO inform the Public that in or5sr a.
shipment Spring Goods the way coming we are desus
OF closing out our Winter Stock accordance wa have
reduced them TO such prices that cannot fail to give ss
' ton 70 all those who are in want Of DRY GOODS OAR
fEIS SHADES OIL CLOTH, RUGS etc, etc
Also large lot Of real FRENCH CoRsETs "A a.
splendid HOOP skirt 50c.; . very good pair WHITE
BLANKETS S.
very large lot Of Alpaca famiss Cassimsres Psrsss
aoserie Black and Coored Silks at remark.
B. & W. CRoNER,
Dol Magazine street. corner St. Mary street
The New Orleans crescent., 1869-02-09

H0ssk or .H'esU Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS. FEB. Il 1aeo
LETTERS OF CREDIT.
The BANK OF NEW ORLEANS issue. Lrrrpps y .
DhEpr payable on the Principal Cities Of Franc, ana
n AUaUsrIN. Cashier.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
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