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Des,rGble Residence in Spring Street.

THIS DAY, Goth November, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at
the north OF tho Exchange will bo sold, without re-
servo
Al Al that LOT OF LAND. with two-aory wooden
street. known No. H. measuring AZ feet front by IJ2
feet in depth The house contains four N square
pantry and dressing room, with double pazzas and gas
fixtures complete. On the lot cistern o-story
wooden kitchen, lathed and pastered, and all necessary
Terms-one. third (S) cash; balnnce in ono and two
years. secured by mortgage of the property Premises
to be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchaser
pay US ior papers November 20
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LOCAL MATTERS.
PEnsoNAL.-His Excellency Governor ORR is i'll
tho city, and stopping ut tho Mills House.

PUnsER W. 81. LEE, Of the steamer Eliza Hdncor
has furnished US with late Savannah papers.
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Estate Sale. by Order Of the Executor
By ALORZO j. WHITE s. SON
N on .Px II z

BY ALONZO j. wIflTE s. SON.
At Private Sale
That very valuable and eligtbly located FARM belong
ing 10 ine estate OF CHARLES Hayward deceased situated
datcy on tho line OF tho South Carolina and Northeast
ern Railroads. The Tract contains 12I acres In0 ~
which Is high land and cultivation The noce
Is vol settled having neat Cottage upon it. and nil
other requisite Farm buildings It's proximity and ac
cessibiy to the city renders It most desirable place
for farming purposes. e
November 20 l. No 58 EAST RAW sTBETsr
One Of the 1eost Valuable MUS, ,oih Whoroes at
tdcled, in Ne CEty of Charleston
BIZ ALONZO j. WHITE g. SON
At Private Sale Ses'
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE MILLS driven bv
the heaviest steam power and most approved machner
adaptable for any manuhctory, with Wharves attached
above at No 6a EAss1r 1fpaS Rhy 10
November 20
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AUCTION SALES.
Positive Sale of Vdluabte Real Estate.
BY R. & A. p. CALDWELL.

Positive Sale OF Valuabhe Real Estate.
THIS DAY, tho aot tn instant wi1I bs sas a. =, O'Clock
near the Old Custom House '''N'
and on the north side Of South Atlantic Whaf street
formerly occupied by Messrs Rhett & Robson. '0.'
South Atlantic wharf rea Sn roo aa
for the storing Of goods arc SO well known as to re-
CondiHons-Ten thousand dollars in cash. balance in
yeaf rs % py I'm OF tho
-e.e1-se. y R-s ~ papers Novemner2 -
'0' I I@Ed, aes 1folssses s'ps 3s de dbae'' Cheese
THIS DAY. 2o inst WIN 3 Be aod * or ssnEs No
a4s 8 sssa,s:is ss{s; =; :: PIG SH06iDERS
235 Canvased Homs
27S 775 gncanvased g1saH Hams
a7s s Ss;S SS$Ips s5SS ,,.,.
% g b6aa bSs. nEaIua M9lasses
20 boxes Cheese
g g DBL bSls; r Lard Lar
is is taas nsn irEp PiSa. Feet
slS Ssi1 rsans Straw Paper; ysTtous sizos
oond,sBs Hsttss e1,S pfss' Cotton Sample papos
s' ana 9g@e Bsesta;e esenee s;ssa al ms Wes' End Of
nv SSSHIyMHn SHsI1 81 StTese &c hncaon.
IN Trrrsnav nx satm aa.t .ha o. S5.t tM;cGlLLIXKAK:
O'clock, at the Old cusIom Wiz HoDss oS SOLO, AZ ioH
II
ing and ontouidings thereon lying on the north sido
VI nraal sIieet so west OF smith, known as NO 30,
u 1ti ~ lone on Deauian street ~ feet by 100 feet
s ~ Ippn, Iore OF less; puton8 and bounding on the
traat oo, h isS St ss MSS nonneau south py beanian
isnda ~ ~ Gss NY us now OF mso ana west by
1 rTh, u nwpT ITTis y NE Hr3aing ~ t., l., o,<
e,orIoo LII is Ia WOOL IN exeenent conutio' w
IT. Mtn 9ouo.e pushA tear square rooms ana tWo
wster worss hichep and e. gas d % una
Titles indisnntable -'A o"'' AL eooo ofuef'
Terms"ona'bsIS casb. b,,o,oo :, nm ,o.r DIV
chaser to pay Smith Mcdillvrny for papers.
NoYemoer ~ tuths9mtu2
Horace a61es (yor,.;ooo, D,oo;oo e. ~ a,,o,;o.,
nv SrTTm.1 H. IG:. ~ 11"cseo''
Al tho ReI SI~n' No. AZ Rron nS-st,,.ot
ToMSRnSyV ,v;ii IL =, ,iS a" ~ h,1s t ,n ,si l.,
va" front Mt of i their a' nmcop ~ ocock' In
RoRsEs MI1rE, AMI VRIIIGrHs Us. rsoo,yaa ~, g., ,o
Of sale Novenhor 9 ~ On
-
Three Small and Neot Houses in Dou1hty st.eet Mt
duclOn ~ "
BY SMITH .SS nIcGILLIVRAv Auctlop ea,.s
On TUESDAY noIt tho 27th inst win be sold O tho
All those THREE LOTS OF LAND, o1oh with O small
and comfortable two-story DWELLING thereon situat-
IJINaQ afr raaf
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The LOVERS OF THE WEED will be pleased to learn
that MIR. A LoRENTz, Of tho cheap cigar store, has
just received somo more Of his popular chewing
tobacco An carly call on him will SECURE sup
ply, as Mr.. LoRENrz's brand is 80 well known and
liked that it never becomes shop-worn.
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UNDER DECREE I'M EoIJITY.

Chqjee va. Cohen, Administrator, eli al.
On TUESDAY, 11h December next, at IL O'Clock, will
be sold in front of tho Exchange,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three-Btory BRICK
BUILDING thereon situate tho north side OF the
street leading down to North Commercial Wharf, and be-
ing the second tenement of the range commencing
East Bay street.
Terms-oneth third cash; tho balance on credit of ono
and two years, with interest the whole amount, pay
able seni-annually until the principal is paid in full
The BUILDING to be insured and the policy assigned
Purchaser to pay Cor papers.
JAMES W. GRAY,
November 10 mi tuth Master in Equity.
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Building Lots.
By w. Y. LEITCH g. X. S. BRUINS

AuCtfOnecrs.
THIS DAY, tho Goth instant Mt II o'clock at the old
Custom House, will bo offered for sale,
Those FOUR BUILDING LOTS, situate in President
beyond Spring street. each containing by $50 feet
In depth-the property formerly known as part Of tho
"GRtlsden Farm"
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay US for papers.
Diagram of Property can be seen application at
November 20 No. % BROAD STREET
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Machine Shops and Foundry.
BY ALONZ0 j. WHITE Sr Snu

By hGs,iss HnoazS S'sps s %MITs snG bSan$. & Sow.
hroISers' ~ Auctioneers, & Real Estate Agents.
That extensive and valuable FoUNDRY situate one door
81
on se rR large
Lot measures ITO feet on Concord street. by il5 feet
The Lease Of tho premises having expired possesson
can be Immediately given.
EorIrn1nn Eor particulars Ia apply as above at 70
handsome Brick Rfs5adeacs a;css, corner Of Bua and
BY.ALoNzo J. WHITE g. SON,
Mrolsers' .t Auctioneers Sc Real Estate Agents.
handsome thresstory BRICK RESIDENCE, situated
tschcd Tho House contains ten o) SQUARE Roo1os M
getor with pantry Bathing Room, &C. On tho premises
Room for carra and horses &C. The Lot measures
about 81 feet front by about ITO foot deep
November 20 Ef N No. .ss1si s. EAST BAY STREET.
c0S1asf Sss!as1:s &C. W1rS vfGf fs 4 sd% dS%ey
Brokers, Auctioneers'S 'Ss Real Eatote Agents,
A comfortable two-story WOODEN REs1DRNoR
sitqGte on Kingsreo few doors from South Battery
FIVE ~ square rooms besides atHcs and pantry On the
apply iseys No. 6 EAST
DY ALONZO j. WHITE e. SON
BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS AND REAL FSTATE
AGENTS.
At Private Sale
"DEILE ISLE" PLANTATION, situate on North s.n,os
River at excellent pitch Of the tide and about three sI
s4 mile 0 the healthy ss%mer g1o resort
acres High Land On the premises are o Steam Thraah
and Grst Mill comfortable DWELLING and All necoooerg
Outbuildings This place adjOins The nantatinns ~
Messrs Lowndes and MAXWELL and was under cultivation
the past year.
Prico reasonable and terms will ho mado a,commoda-
ting. ~
For further particulars ssppiy as above. at
% november ~ stu2
Az Private Sale.
BY l.. BUNCH Sc SON.
At Private Sale
well settled FARM of fifty aorea near sontb Carolina
Railroad. mile below Summeryilla nsnot fnaetinn
perfectly healthy. Terms accommodating
A PLANTATION on Fosters creet aaan+ea - oo.,o,,
raising or brick making. ''P'" " So''o'
Thirty BUILDING LOTS on Charleston Neck.
Other PLANTATIONS to sell, or lease, or work ON
sbares ' "a WV" "
Two HOUSES AND LOTS In upper portion of The CITY.
At our rooms we have ono RACE BoIT. Corn Mil and
heshs, one e.eAm Miu stu November II
Furniture. Horses, Vehicles DO, al A,otion.
BY SMITH &c hIcGILLIVRAY
MO- A7 brood strcet, eouth side, near State
/ Sales Of FURNITURE &C.. Mt ,,rivoto re.ao,oea at
tended to ut moderate charges. &
- Auction every WEDNEsDAY for HORSES, VEHICLES,
FgRNITURE, &c, at halEpast 10 O'Clock, at our ONCE
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AUCTION SALES.
Dry Goods, CtoL,ing dc.
BY MILES DIeAISE.
THIS MORNING, Mt 10 o'clock, will sell at my Store

Dry Goods, Ctotting, dc. ,,
BY MILES DISAISE.
THIS MORNING, Mt 10 o'clock, will sell at my Store
corner of King and Liberty streets,
PIECES SHAKER FLANNEL
Pieces Grey Twillcd Flannel
Pieces Red and Bluo Twilled Flannel
Pieces Docskin and Scotch Tweed
Pieces Black Broadcloth
Pieces Kentucky jean and Satinct
Pieces White Plains and Farmers jean
Pieces American aud English Longcoths, Brown Cot
ton Flannel Hickory Stripe, White Twillcd Jean, Black
and Slate Clmbric, Brown Shectng, Irish Iuen Dress
Goods, McrinoPoplinCs, Alpaca Diaper &c dozens l04
White Whitney Blankets, Awoo Long Shnwls, BllIlio
raj Skirts, Ladies' Opera Hoods, Nubias Sontngs Hoop
Skirts Ladies' Lambs Wool lnd Whito Cotton Hose,
Gents Grey Wool and Brown and Mixed Cotton Half
Shawls, L. G. Handkorchcfs, Grey and Whito Morino
Shirts and Drawers Tableclots Towels Grccian Coils,
scs Cults and Collars Ladies' und Gcnt8 Cloth Gloves,
Neck Tics, Suspcndcr5, Docskn, Sanct and kentucky
jean nts, Velvet Vests Cnssnore and Jean Sacks &c.
ALSO
will sell for account of all concerned,
80 PIECES ALL-WOOL GREY FLANNEL, heavy.
Terms cash. November 20
Farm at WiEiamston. on GreenoiUe and Column
bia Railroad.
BY CLIFFORD 81 MhTIIEHVES,
Real Estate Agents, 81 la Broad street.
THIS DAY, a11 O'clock at the Old Custom House, will
- bo sold,
IL ACRES OF LAND, IN tho village of Williamson, 8.
O. acres cleared, in woods, one-story Dwelling, cot
tage style, chcn. &C., situated on the road leading to
Anderson Court House.
The above location is most desirable for hoalh and
climate.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay @. & n. for papers.
nDnha
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AZ PI2UdiG Sale.
Bt CLIFFORD X NItrIJEJUI,s.

~ Pl7Udte SAFE
bE SLlf'FOAtD ~ MATIIEJyEs
No. IS la Hrou.s strccf
SEA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
UPLAND COTTON PLANTATIONS
RICE PLANTATIONS
FARMS FlRST-CLASS wATER-POWEFs StTASNrnR
RESORTS, &C., &c., in this State and Georgia
ALSO,
DfSlhABi.E RESIDENCES AND BUILDING LOTS
-l-or! Al WI! P"lI VI lle city. 3nio September 81
Faluadie Sea Island Cotton Plantation M Ey;,o1o
Sale.
EY CLIFFORD s. RIATHEyyEs.
For Sale ''Ae'e'
SYDNEY GROVE, situated Mt Port ROYAL Ferry on tho
Scosaw River, ten miles from Beaufort in Prince VIII
nns Parish con aiming s51 acres, clear l. balance
IN woods: Tho land s known to be very prod Give
and the location admirably adapted for store and
number yard for the salc of lumber on Commission
Wat transportation abundant.
November 13 t,,tbsc
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Horses, Mles. Carriages, Btggies. &c.. at Aucion.
BY SMITH & McGILLIVISAY,
At tho Red Sign, No. ~ Brond-Street.
TOMORROW, will DO sold at halfpast 10 o'clock In
front of their oface
HORSES MULES AND VEHICLES, received up to hour
OF sale November 20
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UNITED STATES sALES OF LAND IN ST,
HELENA PARISH, SOUTH CAROLINA
Notice is hereby given that at 10 o'clock A. H. on MON
DAY, December Sd, 1885, at tho office Of tho United
Carolina, shnl offer for sale, to the highest bid
der tho minimum price being ton dollars acrel
from to inoluaive) in st. Hoena Parrish
Beaufort Dariot State aforesaid caoh other. entire or
In two or moro divisions az the Commissioners may
deem eIpedient Terms cash.
For further particulars tho notice In the Charles.
ton Courier, dated October 1st, 1885,
WILLIAM HENRY BRISBANE,
W. K WORDING,
United e,ates Direct Tax Commissioners for South
Carolina. November IS
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Handsome Residence in IYcrit,roykt-s',rc
bS CLiFFORD ts; NIATIIEEVE;.
nGni - issinte Agents, NO. 3I!i Hron,l-strcct.
- hatdaomc three story BRICK RESIDENCE 1a
atuatcu, and convenient 10 business alitino
containing six square Rooms. hrgc Pantry AMI Stnre
i.ooin Bathns Room, Attic and oil modern in,p-nvo
uns. @ inc House is handsomely furnished throughout
anu ornaments! and shade Trees growing i'm 'front.'
Loc measures 80 foet front by 1856 feet dcep ~
~ accommodating. tuths6 November 20
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SPEoIAL TO THE LADIES. AT Mrs. S. J. CoTcu-
Err's Emporium Of Fashions No. 263 King street,
can be found tho largest and most choice selection
Of millinery" in tho city, and at tho lowe st priccs
Ladies buying for the country will do we'll to call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention given to country orders
-
The CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAuRoAD.-
The salo Of this property, which has been extern
siyely advertised for some time past, will take
place at IL M. to-day. In another column we give
synopsis Of the proceedings that were held in the
United States Court of Equity in regard to this
Railroad, together with tho Judges decree. This
sale is the largest that has ever occurred in
Charleston, and tho property being in good con-
dition, with tho exception of that portion Of the
road destroyed during the war, it will command
the attention of capitalists The road r1ns through
fertile country, abounding in rice and cotton
plantations, and when completed to Savannah will
prove paying enterprise. Messrs WAnDLAw &
CAREw, the brokers who have charge of tho sale,
will dispose of the property ut Ia M. precisely, to
tho highest bidder.
IHE CHARLESTON HoUsE.-To ladies purchasing
dry goods for their country friends, Messrs SToL1
WEBB Co. will guarantee to furnish them with
larger variety to select from than any house in the
CITY, Also to sell all articles at low prices as they
can be had anywhere. Will furnish packing cases,
any size, FREQ OF charges will tako special caro- in
packing and shipping any orders entrusted to them,
and will assure al that will call at their store Of
every accommodation and every attention.
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BY II. M. MARSHALL.

BY r. M. MARSHALL.
21st instant at hafpast 10 o'clock will
be sold, before my ONCE,
An assortment of FURNITURE. and one Sinrcr's sav.
Ing Machine, and one Shot Gun.
ALSO,
1 MULE and BUGGY
i handsome Horse
l Buggy and Harness. November 90
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PRIVATE SALES.

IN E,cyont and Ornamental Dinner poyfy and
Tea Sci. ~
ItY Is. MCCALL.
At Private Sale
most beautiful and ornamental set of highly ulatcd
SILVER WARE and English GROWN GLASS, Suitable
for Dinner AMI Tea Partics Mantle Ornaments Sc cor
sistins In part of Chandeliers. Fruit Casc aud Con-
frctloncrJ Stands Upri, Fruit ami Cake BASKETS CnL,
anu Pudding Knives, Vino and Cordial WaOrs .a.,Yh
Crown Glass Bowls, &C. all OF which will ba I'D much
below their value on application az above, at
November 20 3 No. 81 BROAD STREET
Valuable Farm 0n Charleston Ncck: 4 li2t$ Jj,Cr,
Cify, for Sale or Lease.
EY CIIEEDHsD ~ NApIiESyES,
At Private Sale
for Sale o. lease, n VALUABLE FARM CharlcEio,,
Neck, four miles from Court House, un .hn.ysr,i
creek, containing 100 cultivated balance
wen wooded; good Sea Island cotton land DIV, linz No
SIo houSe'', &c. tuthsG November 90
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Arrlxal. j ane rrlnelpal Re.els.

ST. CHARLES H0TBL-F Beck, W s soule,
Boston; G Griffin, N Y Mrs A White, Pa; Fl "
Conner, w Gowle, city; Mrs NJ F Harris, Mobile;
j Denman and family, g Webb, Jr, city; Fl Bell
and wife, st Louis; ] r Bostwieh, Galveston: II
Bell, Jr, and wife, st Louis; Capt Sears, steam
ship Goncordia; A Loyett, Memphis L Fregen,
W p Saunders, II w Martin, city;S D hfcCutchem,
Pass Christian; S Martin, Mobile; ] @ Banks,
city; ] kirkburde, Mobile; Mrs 6 NJ Hillyer, Miss
Hiilyer, Natchea; w Dauphin, N Y; Mrs V For
syth La; ] W Miles, Mrs D Miles and child, Hiss
Boyd, Natchez;. J L Dawson, N Y; A Schwi,
Cincinnati; w Gardner, st Louis; Abbott w A
Haven, Springfield; CaptM II heene, A u Rich
ards; ] MeOmber, city; A Dessen, Clinton La;
] Paist. Memphis; Mr. Meyer; W Stanford,
Coast: Miss Burrell do,
CITY H0TEI-E Maged Columbus. Miss; B +
Burns, palladega Ala; b { Mathews, Warrenton,
Miss; r II Rutherford, Ga; Il e Beall. L w Me-
Gehee, Liberty, Miss; 6 w Brown, Helena, Tex;
I Clampbeli, James Campbell, y Nelson, Hous-
ton, Tex a Y Deak, Lexington, Tex; j Q Canton
Ala; A Il Avery, Pensacola; L ] Mulun, city; @
blanchard; M I Lehman, G Il Crane city; w II
Baltzelle, Tex; w Masero, city; G Fl Bradshaw
] Shutan, Nh Turner and son, Mobile; f ] Mead
Natc4ea; J " Eubon, Ark; ] Roberts Rob.
erts, East Feliciana; J Z Grogg Austin, Tex; & NJ
Williams a Pipkin, Camden, Ark; G N Nor.
wood, Louisville: Mrs q s Mufdoc, j NJ Mason,
Yicksburg; w 4 Pratt, J Banks f Higgins.
ST. JAMES H0pEL-M Dargan, city; Mr Dury,
6 NJ Robertson, A H Mcdonald, + Hayden; Z w
Hays. r D Haya Miss; j L Boyman. A Boyman,
Ala; z y Foster, r + Marlborough, N G; I G Swee-
ney, Wheeling; w s Champlini Miss; d Il Seayey,
BrookhaYen d Fries, W NJ Rice, Galveston; w H
Honey and Two children, wisconsin,; g Norman
and wife, Canton, Miss; w NJ Cotton, Carthage, do;
I 0 Davis, Rankin county, do; Bev Dir Boyd,
Natchez; w A Cahel, Clinton, Miss A Wilkins.
Miss a i Monsnn, r Flournoy, r II Pardorn and
family, Texas; + Buck, Houston; Araphi, ] W
II Araghi, r Shields, Galveston:J II Bass Ala
u,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Tho courts.
.ilpRnME aopRT.

Owing to The order Of this court that 20 de-
eisipas shall be placed in the hands q the report
ass patil the expiration Of the delay allowed ior
applications for reheaFing, we are unable 90 give
euE readers moro than 4 short synopsis, written
daIius the delivery of the decisions
81 She case Of fhe State vs. Charles coiofed the
saessRfaaf, who was convicted hg q lufg, ana sen
aenced Is death hy the district court H East Batpn
Esehgs, anpeals from that Judgment oa the ground
saastle Indictment WasdeiectiYe lhe deien1ans
as iRaietad for laying IN wait and shooting,
vita ntantso commit murder apQn tne person
@4 ete. The seventh section OF the act Of 1922,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
mece,ntn Nv Rnttronda.

N. o.. j, y G, N. R, R.--Nov 12-l0 bales Of
cotton Morgan, Long & HI do Planche & Witt
10 Il Hare Darby Monton &co-S L A Finlay 5r
s A d Gharpender6 LQpene " Ferre-9 Edey &
Pinckard-5 Gerard &eo-2l hides Montague
& Carloss--l HID sugar HINT 4 AIacaulsy-24 bbis
nolasses Given, Watts &oo-l9 600 feet lumber S
Boudreau-lGS head cattle and sundries 10 order
Total 70 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

wheeIess-50 Summers & Brannins--2I u Ware \
Rro-2l Dean Adams y Gafl-l2 T AtcColl-2 W
Svkes-sG Gates, Gillespie Eco-I3J'D Blair &co.-
Is bales osnaburgs Lahman, N,swgass &co--2j do
rope cuttings NJ B Bradg25 do ggqGy bags to
Huntington Bros-l pkg mdse Butt Flash Y Lyon
mlse d Kaufman--6 pkgs mdse 25 bales cotton 81
bales bags I Vsughn--9O bbis resin Bower 4 Gar
ner--sundres to order-Total 5l5 bales cotton
ENSAC0LA--Schr Pautine.-Lumher to W
TIGERyILLE- swift-Lnmber
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
T0WBOATs.

ComrosED OF THE FOLLOWING PowEEeUb
sIDEwHEEI AND PRoPEhLRR ToTB0ATs:
Achilles, side.,sheel, Capt. BOWEN,
NEW BOAT BUILDING, side-wheel, CAPT. LANE.
NEW BOAT BUILDIN9, stds.gheel, CAPT. LOMBARD.
Equator, Propeller, CAPT WARREN
Wabash, Propeller CAPT MELVILLE.
Repnblic, Propeller, CAPT sTURTEEANT.
Bicaco, Propeller, CAPT. FALLETT
Tecumseh, Propeller CAPT sCaELLENGBR-
Norman, Propeller, CAPT CooKsEY.
Reliance, Propeller, CAPT. AYERILh
The Ache having large deck opacity is well adapted for
lightering outside the Bar.
The Wabash Norman and Reliance have powerful stenm
Engines Pumps capable Of throwing lowest speed
$500 gallons of water per minute
The number and we'll Known power of these boats deon
last season. guarantee that unnecessary delay
will occur at the Bar
terms Of towags 5btotage or use of pumps, apply
EDw. A. YoRKE 81 CO.,
So PoydraE street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

NEW YoRK-Bark Z Schultz Astd mase
RIO DE JANEIRQ- Brig Cornelia and Gertrude
4I90 SKIS coffee D A Ghaifraix
M0BTI5E-staemer Lferetia- 70 bales cotton to
II nv Farley SEQ - do Violet, Black &eo--37 NJ
Hllsr &eo--l5 Huntington Bros-l2 Yeatman L
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13

Fl bark orizaba, Bertrand, for Bordeaux,
Leisey & Lorber
Br schr Theresa, Matte, for Tampeo,
S Fernandez eco
Br sclr Rehecca, Chesiey, for Ruatan, in ballast
Smaller jr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-13
Arrlved Yeaterday.

Bark u Schultz. Anderson, II days from New
York, to G w Hynson &eo--8d district 81
Span bark Juraeo, Botill, from Havana, in ballast
to naster-2d district Al
Fl bark ltEdward, Bierteau, from Vera Cruz, in
ballast, to Leisey 4 Lorher-4th district %
Holland brig Corneiia and Gertrude, Weilma, from
Rio de Janeiro, Sept 10th, to master--lst dis
trict "a
sehr Swift, Anderson, from Tigeryille, to Cass&
Bowling-2d district
schr Pauline, Hansen, trm Pensacola, to W Wake
held--Basin
sTEAMRoATs.
Robt Lee, Cannon, from Vieksburg.
Lilly, Montana from Greenwood.
Nina SHINES. Greathouse. from Bayou Sara.
Geo D Palmer, Hanley from Little Rock.
Pioneer, Clark, from Little Rock
] NJ Sharp, Dugas, from ThibodaGS.
New Era Aucein, from ThibodauX.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Buras Settlement.
Brown. Siewerd, from Fort jackson.
Hunter, Palms, from tile Coast.
Lucretia Davis, from Mobile--Basln.
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NJ EGvs7 YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES STAR
LINE Of STEAMSHIPS,
Forming Regular Semi Weoy Line Of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.
go1E aEw voEE. D1gEECT-THE FINE
Ocean Steamships
MORNING STAR. .25Q3 tons. Nelson, Commander
GUIDING STAR. $500 tons. Berry, Commander
aIsSISSIPP .22lD tons Summer, Commander
aERRTaA 1890 tons. .Vausice, Commander
HAVANA. ........ 20 % tons Whitman, Commander.
MONTERREY. EY....... 400 tons Edwards, Commander
MARIP0 400 tons Quick, Commander.
NATAEzAS.. -. 400 tons. go, Commander
MISSOURI. 1400 tons. Hudson, Commander.
Missouri,
HUDSON, Commander,
Willeave on WEDNESDAY November "a, at from the
company's Wharf, in fsent of Jackson Square.
Ierrlmack,
FANsICE, Commander,
Will leave on SATURDAY. November 18th at 4 st from
the Companys wharf, in front ofJackson Square.
Fre will be rscsIved by this Line upon the Companys
Wharf all times during business hours, and the rates for
freight end passage will as low by any other regular
line.
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM CREEyY, Agent,
| s8 Oarondelet street, New Orleans.
! G. < GARRISON, President,
1 8 Bowling Green street, New York.
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Marine gnteIli9rllte.
Cleared YeHterday.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No, o. CAMP STREET, 1
Tuesday, November l3, 1866 4
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FOR NEW YORK.
BLACK STAB LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
To sail ou SATURDAY, NoT. II, at Z A..
E1oR NEW xoRk-THE SPLENDID STEAM,
. z1Rntsvllle,
."..... ..... c. RIDER, Master.
win leave as Shove for her vhar, foot Of Cent? street,
Second District.
For freight or passage appy to
DAVID N5ooAaD. 10 Common street.
FOR HAW YORK.
oRoaEwEL1,s N. Y AND Y. Q. STEAMSHIP LINE.
Tossai On SATURDAY, l7th inst, Mt 7A.M
T7oR NEW X0EsK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship George washington,
E. =. CAGER, Commander
will her wharf foot Of Toulouse street. Second District,
us above.
| First Cabin Passage .......-....,,.,,..... SGD .
| For freight or passage apply TO
I ALFRED MQULToN,
/ A Carondeet street.
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NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES STAR
Line OF STEAMSHIPS,