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q mrIfalis Nlaneg Blarhrt.
CRnscEHr 0FrfrK, No. ~ CAnr SrRERs,
d SsatIrflax8 EHanirlr Feb II lHfd

Saturday Evening Feb Ill is66.
#innciai circles to-day has disclosed
sssss ~ hind MAT deserves special notice Gold
Spsnsd & yestsnday's figures and continued Inactive
thrursb x Nv The market. for time part
andy v whilst the demsnd WAS restricted from the
spsninx ioss Speculative IN the precious
nssls longer talked Of and the fact that large
fxsald hass henterior this city
~ eony.r into Currency during the past few weeks is
4, tst demand in the former direction has
holv 49, The following comprise the whole the opera
Dina chs Il werded satisfaction, $1,000
su,d 81 uaer. In lets, al Is6140s6A, $1,000. 5000
H6 and III Ate1 ut 1861 $500 and $1,000 at l36H $500
1o and NJ $1,000 5000 and $4,000 at 1856
Az 40 spani auboons, SIG al 1856 Transactions
n siiyer nave confined dribets. and sti quote
f3old Al Is6aM Silver at I2933 for American Coin
M 1s0alsS,< "a Manican Dollars.
EfRErcN n, sGsHANGE-Drawe-a and holders of both
qtariing and Il higher figures
Inc ~shou ho- AY being able assign any
Ae .senne ~ ,s aavices from the Northern markets.
s,. bs,n .t;, H., hut buyers held the
rincnai ouerators ussd to purchases yesterdays
Sourax phieh soon the ruling rates As have
been anticipated III wa character
troashout MA ay md following the only sales that
heva q onr ctic wiz $500, sight bill equal to Bank
s,tslnr II ID. fso a. l4eA f2OoO f40O and
I16< es50 Mohah 00 and $1,000 at LAG; ESQ., $4,000
nj sn n i4sX And stee l45M Sales of
been restricted 10 1000 % 0es at $685. b00o0E and
a lo q az And asr at 8sN Quotations still
Z. f,,lous Rank steriIn aa80Ask clear bills 146@ Al
b ~ IHtinc bls lt41al W; bank Francs, 480E s2f
Nd outdoor france ssssn, ys.sRXf
DOMESTIC ExuHARaE pes huctuated soneEhat since
ur lat one of liz banks III has held firmly at for
- rho hing this morning at d
hnt son advanced q discount and subsequently
= a. n bct a cio.ed Arm ~ steady having sold
Nar, M II cg during the da tho prncpalpa Of which
Il The corne aeu wtst all the
.askad " 1x ID cent dsc,u Il tkronghout Offerings Of
,i..ta ana Commercial showed MARKED diminution, and the
sass were unusually limited WA % seen on
y n. mia, ~ which COZ 1pias all of tho principal
.,.ttor, III 4 Il IN ew York sL ut II q discount.
IA al IN Il IN = Conf discount ma $4,000 ssao 600
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8iuer gntelligenre.
CRESCENT orricE, No. 81 oAxr srzHE

I nuvu nrzrC No ia 2xpu 4
/ Monday. February 2s. 1866
Moro rain we gave rs our opinion in our last report
the weather atmosphere indicated rain
and were not mistaken During Saturday morning this
locality WAS nv worry e.vv rain Inv wind
L.. - ~. - - ~ I,d J.. - -, .., i. sn ~
rain was We hope however, that il was enough to
the navigation of the lower tributaries During the after
~ tba dav ON cleared o and cold and
VAS AZ ana av in every No ~ had ,bis
year
Taxing the bad weather Of Saturday morn
ing business was extremely good on Doth landings and the
lnat eit mao very go'u tp WIN the e1
eepsion OF TWO q tnfee z
me seamer Ae not having hnisned ner repairs od not
ieave on ~ enc WIN DC AZ the landing
and VII commence to receive freight for Jefferson and
way landings. n @ Hl
Inc Dixie We are requested to state will sign bills Of lading
teien. "'hou' any privilege she STANDS Al
in MI the insurance ohhoes-
me steamer Amaranth gave her trip to the steamer Rich
mond on Saturday. The Amsranth will lay up.
ING steamer WINE 1ioua NO. was oetanea from arriving
oh eepun. =, os hhe ~ however, Dc reaay 20 receive
any IN e ireignt or passengers enc leaves FOR
aeap''' oa," anu %. .'ouis az . ~ n tnis evening"
ne great Vntan Will be ready to recsva freight this
ng IN evening for Yieksburg and
way landings. .. -
ne nou"oon, osaao anu II. a homeyer are receiving
uo "o ioof 70 iease tomorrow ana the latter on Wed
nesday.
fhe last Atlantic and mississippi Steamship Ccmpany's
packet rauine CARROLL Capt T. White is receiving, and
ea.eS Q. 'ioos ms evening ior OF Louis anu way points
our thanks or avo to the officers of stesmers
A homeyer oaddo Pauline CARROLL and White Cloud No
CLIPPINGS rRoA OUR EXCHANGES. l
January Gne river IS about on stand Business
were yery few yessrday " 'a' Anu uepAi'ures
The weather UNPLEASANT though somewhat damp
gre entirely without adyce from other points, our ex
S''-AsS' -e-SAs ~ = -. s1'"s'
w. ~. >, w.. =. $3.50 es.
counts or ths mensrenels AZ anr rivsr coInns i SIM M
The Ned Tracy had 81 hhds. Of for Nashville.
TVvIrrR Gr Nh
Pade for s. Louis To-day truly magnif-
cent passenger packet Ia charge of Capt A. a. Hopkins
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wills, Tho expos reach 4s7 bales which leaves me
stock ON hand aud on shipbeard. this evening"
against 1884 soa at the close Of business yssss'
s ssssssa sinss ssssrdsy sss
Received prpviously. . 20, "a. |
Expcrted since yesterday o62
4 Expeftsd previously. ~ -s
- am shipboard mot cleared :. . . , i'''s'
-. = include sa74baes for Have
and llo bsss ~, receipts yesterday
& u hhds Of Sugar and 100 bbs Of Moiasses
vas quiet owing to the Indictment weather OF this
opss and tho only transaction We heard OF was ~ hhds
W. append the quotations for Louisiana Sugar merely
NJ references Inferior l2@l2Ac; TO good commop
Isals fair 10 good fair 0lAc fully fair to pfiuas
xisAc choice, lsl0l6kc. yellow clarified, lsk@61<c
white clarified, i7,zc q a. For Moasses, nfero., SOC
Sc common 7o9T5c.; good S2h0s7hcs pr'me, soc.
strictly prime, 921sc; and choice, e7,zc y gallon
WESTERN PRoDUCE-A pretty fair bustness has been
carried on at prices both for Flour and Gen. while Oats
have shown considerable advance The sute particulars
however Of today's transactions will be fouzd below.
the rainy weather. fair amount
Of Flour was disposed Of exbracng about 400 barrels
which 100 6ne 80 40 500 so and 200 superhne 50 So 100
do 1t 50 GIN 900 ewextrs $40 60 $50 extra at s l5 do
At Sll 80, and 80 choice Do. at $l3 50 Dbl.
Committees stir looking upwsrd with sales to-day
about sacks modelling 5000 ard 900 mixed and
1000 white at u . bushel
oArsThis commodity is verysaarc and holders
| bled todiotate terms.
BRAN-Thelast sales reported were at 81 rs q 100 Ms
HAYwsnotsed sales to-day of 400 bales including
200 prime Western at $ So and 1900 Eastern at $35 y ton
1 PROyISfeNS-We notice only Jobbng trade for Fork
with occasuraly round lot being disposed Of Prices
exhibit further change. All descriptions Of Bacon
scarce while Lard in fair supply both command full
| p<ices.
PoEE-There has been stte better demand round lots
and prices up to this evening exhibit but little change To-day
small parcels selling at $3l 80 y Dbl for even weight
4 -1nO ,hJe lAatS
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INC waite noase ana the q Black
House,


We find Ia the washington correspondence OF
the New York Express the following reference to
N. - t,nSvers n the 10 ,;onel con;tal !.
~ - v,,,s. =, ~ =. p,., ry,,,.. j,
- .i sse Eouse aaa wv bauA s ng " sS;s
IS nSte rs .wo nsmes o. ue iwo slss ~ " liz
M johnson = thc iIeS4sss 7. ,ne
nss aI1 than, stevens o. me ias'- IL As :
ln tne 5ls9A hSuse = reaa as'y III = 1nra helpw
pcs n'ss an ~ ars study
r ~ pl.Ss elip y; IN saJjer;ss Sabo,
sng - aasHs mas s ~. ~ fs;nsi md Diana
S Suir,o, ssa sau Ts.esh etD in wool and
49, M a. oarsrrSv of ts skinsin these
unsyss 80 TN III nsmacrafs hsve been thinking
~ =. I'M M Nh daf3n1 v prUpose-shat
= ~ - snsrf ~ white women
~ .n ~ ss1icsn wives nd dauehters are very
snvscns a5ssx fbev ulsed o. Prcpose-bas no
I1s..crrsf r Vss IT. kesF soi1 enough 20 make
shst i;f;iS p Lsoefse E9Gtate. FSate''-
49, r. MI ~ can law. g well as the Dan
ssss me meA snbmit TO -; only |
si'1S r. 49, 41E The men are cowed, but the |
- A0t hold their tongues. Woman il by
r - ft191t regard 70 politics, an Nristocrat
not reedy for the Agdlste and NFntesMife
8utaAe 4As Come " u m other COMMITTEES
II GlN No A2xed and mstfey SpAnisi- Anlerican
1teteas ior. pie a1d shc must make up her
mind ID this. - marry 6azhbo, By sand-by.
The q Whita FIonss y .var ex.ttsnxes TO be
rhita " m 8 fAia hnss SStrsngsf ID eay Andrew
Jobnss the ta,lcr th;rT. sand sstsas Ii this we're
,,s,v RS eiI a hs,l ~ q counfryt
rsahsSrtnr rn.,ort 1900 snnA sTr,n Iefaraon lie
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Commercial antellisen.ts.

Saturday EvepinR, Feb o. Ouos y
GorToN-The movement the staple pasth Ny sus-
pended up to noon today, ewing to tho incis neney
Of tho weather cessation Of rain however,
demand sprung up which became general and result e
in sales for day $3.50 b4cs divided buyers in thu
following order bales, $50 40 800 2o 400 2oo 100
$50, iOo 100. 100, % and 40 bales A may be seen
b. the above fourteen buyers participated in tie
movement prices though somewhat irregular from the
opening the Of snsnes generally rned on the bass
OF yesterdays closing quotations which repeat with the
remark that The principal GALES to-day have been Effected With
figures fiing opeiati MS have tanspired
s e and helgw limits, viz ordinary, 36@39c+;
sssslr.; l9E niddling. zs@aSc and n,iadling,
* from Ill points to-day amounted 20 only
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The subjoined paragraph from the Columbus
(GaA Epquirer Of the 2 9th inst, may be found Of
INTEREST even here ir New Orleans:

Lsvsrpoelc cotton circulars Of the 2etn January
fep~rt that much more Asiatic cotton was at that
time aaf1oat for Great Rritain than for the cores
pondikE week OF last year. From India there
900 balessefoat, against Zig ,00o last year.
The stock on haniin Liverpool was AZ 400 bales,
against 800 hast year showing aeteady pro-
greHrtoWards accommodating astock as large as the
corresponding dates of 1865. The receipts Of the
wee previous to The 26th were g. 2z7 bales. which
Eese caiiea sne excess q co ,ss
was not lens than 100000 bales. 1t sthus appears
that~e may lock Tor steady accumulation OF
stock q liverpool for at least several weeks to
corn 4and probably further decline in prices.
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ImDorts Yesterday.

MOBILE-Steamer Manhattan-40 bales cotton
A Mltenberger-2 do to Mummy, Luling &co-lo
empty bbls Geo MerzA pkgs mdse Southern Ex-
press-suDdries to order
GALVEST0N-Steamsh Tonawanda-3 cases
2 chests Southern Express-l3 bales cotton to NJ
Swenson--76 bxs tobacco to order-2 bales cotton
Levy g. Dieter-46 do to W Greene & Bros-5O
coils rope Harper, Walker Geo
WILMINGTON (DeD-Steamship Matagorda-
Astd mdse
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"Reminiscences LOUISE bales cotton W
Tullis-4l bxs soap Fl Bowers-6 bxs mdse J c
Rogers-sundries to order
misunderstanding Concordia-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Geo Cromwell-Astd
mdse
-MATANzAs-Schr Neptuno-12l hhds and IS
bbls molasses to order
HAVANA-Schr Flor del Mer-108 hhds molas-
SEES lbs doz pine apples 10 baskts fruit to order
MOBILE-Steamer Creoe-Sundries to order
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H be nnhished mpnlhlY-ll2 nagas

Terms-SG per annum.
1t will be invaluable work for the merchant manufacturer
banker professional man. capitalist citizen seeking nto
nation great national subjects in village town and
city the Union Those desiring information regard to the
practical working of the South will find it
in this work the editor that subject to be
prominent consideration in his future issues.
Among The notices of the the following is
lecd from the New York Evening Post of recent date
MI De Rows statistician never denie
BY his btterest opponents and hi thorough knowledge of lib
Southern States and long study the mining
commerca aud agricultural interests of tho whole country
SlSl make his Review valuable 10 ell sections.h
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Cattle Market.

JEFFERSON CrrI, Feb.26. 1866.
Arrived Saturday and undayi2 Western Beeves
Beeves las Hogs Sold Saturday Western Besves
3 Texas Beeves, IS Hogs and MichCowssstoc Sale
Western Beeves Beeves 1872 Hogs 1858 Sheep
and 10 Nsieh Cows
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STEAMSHIPS.

GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS. -.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 2sth inst, atsAn
EOR GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The now iron steamship {. g. Harris,
SF CHAs. FOWLER, Commander,
win leave for the above ports from Julia street. carrying
freight and passengers as above.
Passage to Galveston.
Freight to Texas onohaif Of usual rates
L q. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills adng will be signed at the agents office.
ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
To sail on TUESDAY. 9th inst. at bPx
EOK GALvEsTON-THE NEW AND FAyoRIrE
sidewheel steamship
CAPT. ALEXANDER
will leave her wharf, foot S. Joseph street. as above
Cabin passage, $l6.
For freight which will DO taken the lowest rates. or
to JAMES CONNOLLY 4 CO.,
IS Poydras street.
a Bills of Lading signed the office of the agents
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAvACA.
BLACK STAR LINE.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES. ."..
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 7r.E
TOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND La
vaea-The splendid side.wheel steamship
Tartar,
D. W. HOWEs, Commander
win leave her wharf, Post 81 First District, promptly
above. For freight or passage apply to
GEO A. FosDIcK.
30 Camp street, Of Matches
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Exports Saturday.

Exports Saturday.
ANA-Steamship Winchester-5O0 SKIS corn
so bales shifting pkg mdse
MISUNDERSTANDING Magnolia-550 bbls
-four 800 pkgs mdse 100 SKIS corn so SKIS coffee
ST LOUIS-Steamer W R Arthur-259 tons pig
iron
MOBILE Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Creole-Sundry mdse
MOBILE Steamer Mary Conley-Sundry mdse
HAVRE-Shp Pacic-l6l0 bales cotton IS pkg
mdse ... .e=-..
HAPALACHICOLA-Sch ] W Lewis-Sundries
LIvERPOOL-Ship Carl Johan-2s33 bales cottn
HAVRE-Bark Celeste Clark-l864 bales cotton
TRUXILLO-Schr Dictator-1e0 bbls flour 70 do
bread bbls pork so bxs soap
NEW YORK-Steamship Huntsville sacks
cotton seed ITO bales cotton II bales wool 1877 bbs
moasses pkgs mdse ,.,..g
MATAMOROS-Sc G W Chapin-400 SKIS corn
200 SKIS oats 100 bxs candles $50 bbs -four so bbs
sugar SO kegs lard II ties lard and sundries
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i a. Indiana farmer, recently deceased, left by
vii 5000 1o.40b bond, to be applied to the ex-
4 taHgEahment Of the national debt. Werehe alive,
! it Msdie crafty him probably to know that his
nj meg would pay the interest on the debt for ex-
~ II syzra r1iinittes.sas
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Receipts of Produce Yesterday.

ST LOUIS-Steamer White Cloud No $500
SKIS corn Richards-le52 do Tullis-lS20
do II Myers-2lS2 do to Taylor-l00O do to
Jno Moore-64S do Combs &co-320 do and 16O
bbls -four Stannard Il Stay back-lO0 bbs -four to
J 0glesby-300 do Grace, Davis &co-50 do to
Geo Martin-300 do l60 SKIS corn bales cotton to
Kennedy &co-4l do Kirkpatrick, Nevins &co
II SKIS cotton 30 ties do to ODER, Atwater &co-l5
plows t Bodley &co-3s do l cultvator Stark,
Stauffer &co-50 cultivators Campbell & KimbaE
pkgs stoves NJ Smith-5l. head cattle "a hogs
and sundries to order---Total 43 bales cotton IL
SKIS cotton l3,74s SKIS corn
? BAYOU SARA-Steamer Nina Simms-l5 bales
cotton B Gribble-2S do Payne, Huntington &co
10 do L Lee--9 H Lonsdale-6 Edwd Nalle-5
y Hail. G Gallaher-2 Warren Il Graw ford
Levy, Miller &co- E J Hart &co-5 Pritch-
ard Cass Dowling-2 R Flower-l A Levi
byyme, Vance &co--ll SKIS cotton e Loeb &co-57
bhls moasses McStae, Value &co--l3 do to G w
REPRESENTATIVES to order-Total 81 bales cotton 70
bbs molasses rs M, "a = ~
BAYOU SARA-Steamer Lafourche-ls bales
cotton DaSilva &co-l2 do Miltenberger-l2
to Orders Thibaut-6 Lewis r Flower-
Gribble-l Carroll &co-sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton IL = - y 'N''
P0INTE-A-LA-HAEHE-S Steamer Thos Nav
II bbls rice SKIS rice f Martin-sundries to order
POINTE- A-LA-HACHE--Luggers Sea (,ull and
Teiegraph-s SKIS seed cotton lis SKIS rice F Martin
81 skis rice to order
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MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. 18th inst. a. 5px
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON, vICKs.
burg, Naehez mouth OF Red River Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge and all Intermediate landings Bens-he Splendid
passenger packet Hart Able, L. A Drouiard master,
r NJ Choueau clerk will leave above For freight pas
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, s Front street.
VlRG1NlUs G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 7, at O'Clock p NJ
Steamer HENRY Won PHULs-JAMES ALLEN Master
p I. BURKE, Clerk.
LfOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
Lake Washington Grand Lake. Ashton, Vcksburg Natchez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings.
The packet will freight passengers for Yanoo
river with the privilege of reshppng first class packets
jNo T. HYDE I o. Agents,
lis Common street
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS, CAIRO, AND MEMPHIS
fAChET
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and CAIRO ALTERNATE
SATURDAYS.
Leaves SATURDAY, March 10. at 8 r. H.
STEAMER MAGEETA-T P. LEArHERS, Master A B.
ELMER, R. A. OWEN and CHAs. GRICE, Clerks.
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON, GREEN.
L vile, Eggs Point, Lake Washington Grand Lake
Carolina Landing, Ashton, PDchers Point, skpwith,s
kens Bend Vcksburg, Natchez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou
Sara and Baton Rouge
The above packet will take freight and passengers for
Yazoo River, with privilege of re.hppng frstc'ass
or to JOHN A. STEVENStjN Agent
.,, Front street.
vIRGINIUs O. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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FORT JACKSON,

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET ONCE A WEEK
Leaves every SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
FOR FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP,
l. Ponte Ia Hache, and intermediate lndngs-The new
and magnificent steamer j. g. Black ford, Leo Bayh,
MASTER G. Benjamin and A Labare clerks leaves
Orleans every Saturday at 10 for Forts
St. Philip Returning on Mondays For freight passage
apply on board, or to
TITUS 4 GWARTNEY 8 Tchoupitoulas street
or to FIRMlN MARTIN l45 Old Levee.
VIRGIEIUS C. DENTIEL Advertising Agent,
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

MOBILIZE.
FOR MOBILE DIRECT, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
GULF LINE.
To sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at sA.M
NOK MOBILE-aULF LINE-CoMPosED OF
the following screw steamships:
Alliance, !
H. J. AGNEw. oorn-r..,ncer,
Planet,
W. H. TURNER Commander.
These steamers tx freight c. MOBILE MONTGOMERY
and sELAa and all points tho Alabama river through
es lading being sg1ed BY the agents this city for all
these points
The the line insure rates.
such connections Mobile insure the prompt
OF freight to Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
bama river, without delay additional expense.
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
consgnees- NORCROSS, PERKINS h HERSEY,
rs Carondelet street. New Orleans, La.
DKHAvEN. STEWART OSBORNE,
Mobile, Ala.
SOUTHERN LINE.
FOR MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS.
THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER CREOLE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ana Ky Grants Pas"
H'OA MOBILE-THE SPLENDID AND FAvoRITE
low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER, Commander
R Leave as above on arrival of the
returning, Will leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THURS
or to LEACH Il prER1Ns A''
Corner Carondelet and Grayier streets
permitting. '' 1e'
EoticeLetters with envelopes only can be taken
under the present postage law. ~
NEw ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave MONDAY. February 18th, on the arrival Of
Az P. N. Pontchartrain Railroad train
EOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
Frances,
A. MYERS, Commander,
will leave above. For freight passage apply to
j. @. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets
N. B.-No freight received after 21 O'Clock
HS- No bills of lading will be signed after4P.n
FOR ALABAMA RIVER.
Leaves MONDAY, 18th inst, at 4 P. NJ, from the
head of the Now basin.
NOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONTGOMERY, WE
Il tumpka, and all Intermediate landings the Alabama
riyer-The light draft sidewhee steamer n la bama
Belle, Capt j. N Smith, Burr c. Brent, clerk leaves
above
She Ia classed Al by the Inspector
leans and also the Inspector of the Board of Underwriters
in Mobile certificates of which be office For
freight apply to ALSToN FOURNIER Agents.
liz Common street.
EvERIDGE LINE
Leaves TUESDAY, 9Th inst, on the arrival Of the
Dn.tn
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LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton, signing bills of adng
here at through rates of freight hence St. Petersburg
Moscow. Riga, Hamburg. Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havrs.
The final destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder the
Of fading within twelve the steamers arrival
at Liverpool, thus afordng the importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited Will dispatch following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
l. LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. 1874 tons. p. Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons I'D Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons. IT Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI 1854 tons A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. 1896 tons T. Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1899 tons. VIM. L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1851 tons j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA .l64l tons. ....J Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN l943 tons H p P. Couche, Capt,
Cabin Passage TO Liverpool SIPS gold, its equivalent
| currency.
For rates Of freight spplyt to
WIN. HUNTER & CO., Il Carendele. street.
kgr Bills Of lsding for this Company (which only be
signed will be had at the AGENTS office sbeve
| FOR LIVERPOOL
| CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOE LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
| and Queenstown-The steamship
Bolivian.
Cargo 10 now beng received the foot Of jackson
street, for above steamer sailing puncusy SATURDAY
the Sd of March, NJ to be followed by
| the GAMBIA on Saturday, the 10th of March.
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIPS $685. in gold
or their equivalent in U. s. Currency.
For freight or passage, apply to
| WIN. HUNTER l. CO., Al Carondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done in Liverpool
don at ONE PER CENT
Consgnees of goods respectfully desired present
Bills Of Ladng at the Office pay freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26
PATTON ROUGE ADVOCATE,

THE BEST MEDIUM FOR COUNTRY ADVERTISING
in the State, outside of New Orleans
Mercantile Cards inserted at Low PRICES.
Subscriptions and advertisements received direct at the office
or by mail accompanied BY tho CASH.
J. Il. TAYLOR Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-26

BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LINE
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR BOsTON-THIs LINE IS COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships to form regular line sail
ing promptly advertised and nsurug the lowest rates
Steamship GoNCORDIA. Capt Sears
kENSINGTON. Capt Chapman.
ST. LOUIS .....-..............Ca Capt Causen
The above admirably adapted the trade
nanded by experienced officers and every facility possible will
be extended shippers and consgnse For freight
apply to CREEyY, MCPHERSON h CO.,
IS Carondeet street, corner Gravier
Bills of Lading furnished on application.