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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
Wilmington and
BaItimOre N. II. Time Table.

COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY sth; 1885,
rrsns vi, leave Depot corner Broad Street and Wash
EInro.s train at 4ot a. m- (Moudays sxesptsd.l 10,
aal,inTs and washington, stopping at Wilmington Per
n'i's and stemmer's Kun
Delaware Rail Road Train at $40 a. n,, (suodayss..
spted Salisbury, Milford and interniedate Stations
way-mail tra'n At elb, m. [sundays excepted for
Bt a,"s s'oppngat Chester fhurlow, LInwood. clay.
mont and all Regular Stations between Wilmington and
and Baltimore.
r.prss. trsie at 2A5 p. m. Sundays excepted. for
mont, Whining, d. Newark Rlkfen Nostb Esst Par, n
vile, Hayrede Grace Absr iceu, Perrymsas Magnfl ia
Night napressa li.l6 p III. for Baltimore aud Wash.
,og1n;w s,ogpns a. Chester Thurow, Linwood Clay
vile, and Havrede0race. -
pas,Snger4 from Baltimore for Fortress Monroa Nor.
train ~ - -
As additional accommodation for tbo.. ho,a,us
Through iickets Tor baltimore, Washington and South.
ern Points, Special Car viii leave the Phiiadsphia De-
Mraps pxpr. @ 9TIS'oS aS r at Grays Ferry with the
@ trans stopping ut all stations between
Leave Philadelphia at s.l6, IIl5, a. M $780, 300
and 100 M The 800 ?. NJ train connects with Della
ware H. " Tor Milford aud intsrme edate statious
Leave WILMINGTON 100, sl5, $50 a. m. 500, 900,
Trains for New Castle leave Philadelphia Mt $40 m.
TmHogan TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Loave WlLMl Ndr0N At 1900 "a, i.SO and 0.6b D. M
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA
heate CHESTER At OF, s5s aud 1OI4 o. M, asa,
S.4S' Dol, 5da md 10 ~ pm
From BALrlMoRE to Philadclphia-Leave Baltimore.
s.25 n. M, way-NlM LILO p. in, Express. es6 o. M
Express. y 20 y. m- Express
An Accommodation Train for Uavre.de.Grace aud utter
mediate stations, will leave Baltimore at 4lO p, M
TRAINS for BALTIMORE leave Chester at e6a O. m
323 aud l15O y. '
Trains Tor baltimore leave Wilmington at la2T, bis
and 10 3s n. M aud iO0 r. M.
S NDAY RAINS.
.. EAphEss Ai TRAIN nj t;oS n. M for Baltimore aud
Washnstou, stoppingat Wilmington, Perryviiie HAVE
ie'draee, Aberdeen, Perrymans, Magnolia and Stem.
mer's Rum 49,
NIGHT EXPIRES lilo p. M. for Baltimore and Wash.
ltston stopping nj Chester, Thurlow Linwood Clay.
mont, Wilmington, Newark, glkton North-Bart Perry
vile aud Havrede-Grace.
Special Train will leave Phadel phia fer Wilmington
and intermediate Stations ut o 90 D. m
BALTl A0RE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
" ave NshAbtihohh ato25 p m stopping at Hayre-ds. |
uraee Pory'i" and Wilmington. Also stops Eikton
ahi newark 10 take passengers for Philadelphia and |
lyaVe passengers from Washington or Baltmore1 and
uheater from baltimore washingon
leave wilmington for Philadelphia at $50 D. M
Freight Train th Pass niger Car attached will Ieayo
Wilmington fer Perryvills and iniermepiats stations
httOl p. IN.
IL y KENNRY, Superintendent
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
FOR SALE.

VGHA9 Possession immediately. House In gces
E.Es location with seven eight roona spitahle
ff Etss and dwelling Price mcdsrst. and tsrm, sasy
Apply TO ". MecAuLLEY 4 90,
SEQ E'l = 81 dpu Ma k~t strst.
hent 90. sEuh, 81 Acre .. For sale,
-. IN Aurderkiin HundTpd, on ths Isaln road from
S9 Wilminetn tue Suthern part ~ the State; two
-. aud a half m les south OF Camden Village aud
- within a stones throw of Willow Qross station "a
me delaware Railiosd The Delaware iai road pss ss
htonah the property. The land Il good ana well
adapted to rRait fruIt, hum, sgsst potaes aud
vo- eiable, Of sllknds There owe oak Ai,k ~
aDt Ptnsweed On the proPerty, which vii bride rod
COO in cash; the balan ~ su the purchassr or Il
vi he ef hahl cd tr prIeriy ia Wiiuins on land Of
timar quality In the immediate Vicinity II thia pi.cs
Is held at SIS to 800 per .e-e Apply 70
JOHN AeLEAR son,
nov q n No3o7 Market street, wiininrtoo, NJ,
HAvH YOu THE { LEti Try my fiis Jan ,..1
~ ,s.@s ysa try anything. Ihis vil sun ysu- u
~ ~ -
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

NATURES LOYALTY.
IA Laws universal and supreme,
In Natures Realm
W. In earth and ocean, air and sky,
.AA- No rebel atom meets the eye.
The day aud week, and month aud year
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, and stars OF light
The milky-way OF lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For mother Natures constitution.
No rufian band interfere
TO thwart free votes In Natures sphere.
When she bids martial Winter cease,
The hoar frost grasp's released.
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face
Wreathed In loyal flowers Of grace,
salnting man with baluy kisses
The only rebel deserving hisses.
And In IL so, that man alone,
win cope with isvils for u thronet
Resolving he will reign aud rule,
Or whip the master and quit the scuooit
Amazing truth, and is II So,
That man is mans most bitter foef
Enough 1t stuns the reasoning powers
Bewildering thought with aching bonrs
Tnrn, turn ye then and quickly seek
One hundred and eleven Market Btrset
Where Stern Keeps LOYAL Clowns In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAIisG MonE
Cloths Cashmere, vtstins and Furnishing goods
md good All kinds OF Mems and Boys Clothing at iii
Market Street, Wilmington Del.
April IL, ls65.-,f CYRUS STERN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

B'i"ws and a'low Castings.
ATooRE. HECKuND )kN, EAGLE AND ATWOOD
vi Flows and Castings, uI's sisby
CAPb.us 4 Dao1HER,
Wf M M<fxa 5;. wnmlngton, b
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

&EzA No. L. LARGE FRANK HOUSE, and lnx
IIfIm Acres of High Meadow Land on the wilmingUs
lllHa aCan#eway- suitable for Trucking, drasing oy
for keeping Hogs Milch Cows. The House cuntaivz
10 Roomsa Garden with Shade Trses around the House
Possssson giveu immediately.
Appiyt0 wMeCAULLBY %,
Aprii IL 1860 -lT-tf dOs Market str~.s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
A Desirable Farm for Sale

AAA o. theNsw Castle and frsnchtown Turupika
VA u mllee from New CAstis, and II from wilminE-
&sHA ton, eontauiHg LIS serss, under Food fspoIus
and dyId d convenient tillages. Toe mprovonent
arc \ Two s;ory br ok nearly ne~ Frame 0rAnary
tabling, sc Price SO per Terms accom- mods.
ns Possession wen thi. fall if desired. Apply %
rALLEY 4 ALRICH, 404 Market It,
sugA -Wilmn gtan, D.i.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
GOOD ADVICE,
ALBANY Lum beI..

ALBANY Lum Der.
3 ~uou Walnut Plank and Boarts.
SJI Walnut hai d Raj Plank, Ash stsp
2HXM Boa d, A Plank ~. AZ a a
iLeh- Poplar H BoGds P.pr ~
board,. Pops Plank. Aso Lnmb.r wfits ri ae
Plans ~ TX, lk and inch. LuiIdng lumber of N
descriptions, FOR tale by CRAIG 4 TATNALL
Dsl Avenue and Tstnsll Street, wilminston. bel
sept ION.
I AR3. AsD MALL ca IdOIs sKISs- AT Low
~ psisss. u y, HsIsALL, Dag stare. jas II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18

NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Loavo Now Castle for Wilmington and phlsdslphis at
7.45 a. ~
Ls,vs ,nadelphla At 800 p m. Wilmington IS
p, ~, for Now Castle
Pa seiS TO Baltimore 20 through without
soppux aver ut Wilmington heretofore. Passengers
from Baltimore seajord and Salisbury will take even
ing tran from Batm r. aud spend night at Whining
ton Passe for Milford ami Dover may leave Balti
more at 10 p. m, ani proceed Hame evening.
u, q. SEwALL Jr. supt Del. H. X.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-18
4 1arHet stroei Property 70 Sale.
CmENTNU:,, i.ONTN Ann RAILn
EINE FAasM EOR SALE.

FINE FL HG N EOH HAE.F.
- OF the productive farms In Kent County,
GtH Del. for sale reasonable terms. Contain uR li
4za acres. well fenced lined and msnured; 2l0o peach
In dnt bearing Also al 100 Apple Irsss This
farm sdnins the Railroad at Dupont st.tiou
ard ip every way conyen.snty located two ssts
Of buildugs. For further particulars apply to
WI. MccAULLEY Co.
telg- 6os Market Street, Wilmington. Del
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K.ce,pt. or produce Yesterday.


ST LoUIS-Steamer Ida Handy-l0O SKIS malt
II f Hiencken--239 SKIS corn Champlin Il AIRING
tom bxs mdse IL bbls eggs so bbls -four Miller y
Reibritz--l bbls vinegar do wine % half bbis OF
beer J ziegler-S bxs eggs to Rayne-l4 do to
] Smith &co-12 bbs potatoes Lacey, Terry &co
LOO bbls -four Jas Connolly &co-50 do 20 kegs lard
Horrell, Gayle &co--l9 bbls lard Converse Il Ken
nett-l5 ties lard SO bbls beans E Castendyk-l5
kegs butter w Mclean &co-9 pkgs mdse 1 Dbl of
-four Atlantic and Miss s Co--24 McLearn Il Ma
son,-I47a Kehlor& Updike--2o0 Keep Caulheld
200 Grace, Davis &co--l4 hfbbs beer Schur
man--l2s5 SKIS corn l49S SKIS oats Geo Martin-j@s
do So sis beans Cass & Dowling-160 SKIS bran TO
Weissenbach & Klumpp-2o0 do w Shindler-l60
SKIS corn A Hickman---l7S3 do $50 SKIS oats j w
Taylor &co-l32 SKIS oats G Buddecke-5s0 do to
N Duffy---205 SKIS bran l60 SKIS corn to Stannard Il
Slayback--l40 SKIS corn City National Bank--ls0
do H A Schurman-320 do Clark &co--l54 do to
S Fl Kennedy &co,-l65 do so bbls pork II 0gles-
pkgs mdse Butler jr &co--lS do S Copes-22
sBleakley &co--2 do w Fowler--ll wagons to
Reilly 4 Cook--50 bXs cheese Van Norden &co-9
bxs mdse Southern Express-25 bxs cheese Jno T
Moore--Sl bxs tobacco G G Mengle &co--S boxes
eggs so bales hay 200 bbls flour Dorman & Bruno
81 bbls potatoes A,G Wheelock--5 hfbbls beer
Il Helterbrand--50 kegs lead 10 do shot s ties hams
Bloom, Cert & Myer--40 bales cotton Payne, Hun
tinctSn &oo4-4 bales cotton to d Carroll &oo-
sundries to order-Total A bales cotton 25o4 hbls
-four 4546 SKIS corn 2445 SKIS oats
-FIOUISVILLE Steamer Baltic---l5 bSs candy ]
Spor-ld0 do Fatjo, Marks 5000 SKIS oats to
Converse & Kennett 100 bbls flour 6ss sis oats to
Grace. Davis &co--l00 bbls -four 3 G Messenger Il
co-665 do 200 SKIS bran $40 SKIS corn 8 Il Kennedy
&coIs pkps beer Milwaukee Saloon--l00 kegs of
lard Ethel q Thomas--S pkgs stoves bx mdse
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and connections packet superior cabin and desi
oa,,ty Her officers are the ribe ayarites deserve
he liberay patronized Mr. J. W. Spears ofeates in the
sa and o,r friends will find him gentleman excellent
and correct business who will chceuly give all
who may have business with the beat any information thai
they may REQUIRE
MoRcAS FOR Mosg-Ths new and fast passenger packet
Morgan CAPTAIN NJ Everidge commander, and Mr.. T. v
Graham clerk leaves this evening via the Miss
sppi river y ~ f-1
LIVE OAK YoR RED RlyERThose who may be desirous Oh
safe speedy and pleasant trip Hurricane and "
any Of the Intermediate points should bear in mind
beautiful and unique passenger packet Live OAK eap
Tarcaron commander will leave this evening at
This neat and light draft steamer has been 'notousy
na;red and has Hne and comfortable caon' "is sp
new Brnsssls CARPETS and furniture to suit 1hose WI" m
ia enoy pleasant and comfortable TIP eanho ~
AZ tstinc massage on the Live Oak NE a. hei 40 'A
| 81 iaf r,erk of this steamer.
srnrSr ron topxLousAs- The fne, iast anu e'tls
nassenrer racket Irene, Capt u nireAss .
and NJ NJ Kenison tho etfce leaves at 'is e.es
,r nj, landings as above. The irene nas ne" INV
| hasr Shie =uniSSis "NN -" 80 >9
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GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-steamsh
w q Hewes-7 bales cotton Jno Williams &co-20
hxs tobacco G Kouns Il Bro-13 do Hernsheim
! case ndse Bostick d Seymour cases books to
Webb, Polk &co--1 do hardware II Mellon &co
100 head cattle 200 calves McQuoid, Mehle &co-
and snnIries to Southern Express
OLA--Steamship Potomska-l04
bales cotton II w Farley &co-l04 do johnson.
26 do Given, Watts &co-16 do 8 M Swenson-l6
to order-15 Jurey 4 Harris I J Hanna do
r G Taylor-S Dickman Hill & Strange do to
Wood Low & Ludwigsen- sundries to order-To-
tai 295 bales cotton
LIVERPOOL-Bark Emily-100 bdls of iron to
Given Watts &co--s9 bbs beer VIM Hunter eco
so do to order-320 cases beer $50 csks porter ITO
bds iron 1900 SKIS salt lot earthenware Gauche
NEW YORK-Steamship Star of the Union
Astd mise
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Exports Yesterday.

NEW YORK-Steamship Victor-227 bales cot
ton As bales moss 70 do paper stock l6 hhds to-
blceo 457 kegs spikes go bbls grease 1918 SKIS cot
ton seed lis hides 20 empty bbls GA pkgs mdse
LAvACA-steamship Lavaca-69 bbls -four and
sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Matagorda-700 SKIS
corn $50 SKIS oats 500 pcs castings
MOBILE-Steamer Mary Conley--5 bbls whisky
3 bhls sugar hhds sugar and sundries
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Edith Brown-70,
600 feet lumber so 600 shingles and sundries
PENsACoLA-.-schr Cora-32o bbls flour y
bbls pork 10 ties hams csks do 400 SKIS corn ant
sundries 49,
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Paris letter writer for one Of the English pa

Somebody has discovered the way in which
Ratty lanes the king of the forest. He gets a
Hon. y0n see, and keeps him in state of starva-
H0A for four days; and when the beast is in the
extremity of hunger, be throws him a Hungarian
jacE w regular full dress Magyar costume, with
lots Of frogs embroidery and buttons The starv-
inK lion ruehes at IT. tears 1t and worries it, and
fnally bolts It. Then comes Nemeais in the shape
Of indigestion J; and then. when the king Of the
forest has headache, heartburn. and s generally
shaky and seedy, BattY appears in another Hunga.
ths brute creation not presume, liking the hair
III the dog that bit YOU system, Leo shakes his
head and turns TAIL. From that moment he is a
z gone coon "a conquered lion and learns to
HEX the hand which beats him
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Per schr J A Parsons, from Philadelphia
Mestiere--J Meyers-E ] Hart &co--T Chalmers
Levi d Navra-A Hansen--Atlantic and Miss 3 >
enberger---Smith & McKenna--H orrell, Gayle &
COT Paderas--Haan Il Frederckson--RobtM Mott
W Marsden-F P Duconge-F Palate Hague
Nautre-A Schwab--W H Pemberton-J Bar
bot--A Koenig-J ] Barre Mandeyille.J B
Bres-B Hans-J A Blaffer &co-Riee Bros Eco
Newman g. Gehlbach--H H Hsnsell-T s Ransom
Ochmichen- Folger &co-A Lanata-L Maroon
/. Deloche-Taylor Il Churchill --Mc Cutcheon 4
Hubbell---J H Keep--E Mioton-A Bertel Eco
Stark, Stauffer &co-L Sturteyant &co-C M Soria
&co--Kneas, Mayo Il Dorman-Phelps, Parke &co
and order
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d@un,n.erfial Sntflligell1rs.
csrsoxsr ot.ror, No. =. oss ], sT TEX

csTsoEsT of rvann mo March NJ II, 1866 !
e,frroNrhe market opened quiet but arm this morning
- yorx light and asking prices were decideuy
X. improyeuaent in gold dforeign exchange
stifef owing % tne - ia inward tendency Of both
~ lsew M T1s daapsud was restricted throughout
=. ners however and the sales which amounted 10
~. ,ssnatcd in by only eleven brokers ihe
s,sr noon dispatches announcing further advance Of
cent "a fats q gol a. later hour and rumors
were Freely circulated, but have been
,,abe to verify other ransactohs ana OWING " a III
cressing aon thc above The large adj
~ Al. eeep,S Of te week appear to neutralize
o'son suus III, in sold and eschanse and We
re unable quoe my actual advance in prices or
W reliable quotations. but the tone Of the market is
- 4, 10 ay and The tendency Of the move.
10. hssr Il; favor If factors The following
anlv he reierr "a as gnres via Ordinary
sa es r. Low m;aalnr &c and mid
dnr soe
Nn'ns ~ @
ST ATEAENT OF COTTON. =,
Stock hand Sept lst, ls66-bales
Received since yesteraas ra6i6 sS7
'seeo'vs y = .sA.'. =. -
&C. A5sS II ~ go n
ESpor,ea snss SsSs'tee' - $50 500
~ 80 5.'fs- "a ~
Stock hand and on shipboard not cleared.
SUGAR AND MoLAssES-The receipts since wa,s.ses
comprise 50 bids Sugar 2os beis anao M sols ~ two
ma lots inferior Sugar Besides these there were saes u
some e5 hhds at auction OF which, 81 white
and 81 seconds. 1Iss9llslc b euoA
IL Arm hut we have no sales to report.
WESTERN PRODuCE-There was prey - IN
carried an for Flour and Corn, while but ht''s
Oats and Bran We refer readers 70 me anssN
lass or information regarding our IN
FLoUR-we noticed sales Of 1aso pp.s -, a. &c 4, M
mon at sc 3d. 800 fine at ~ 10y on y @ z. 80
sunerfe al SIS Is 100 at s. ~ o aha ~ ~ " - =
200 on its merits at s. rs rs do AZ slV Nv oo
i'm Al Nj So 100 do at sIf ~ o9 cnoce ~ o 80 t1
4 cboce do al s16 a Dbl ;,
CnRN-Tbere was asood demand iot .nis eo,oNs
ing III sales sSo sacks Wnsi W @ ~ IL
ne sai At 500 aee 10 AZ toe' ioV anu o ao.
= 5slsc 1000 yellow at &c. 10y white az Soc ana is 10 III
\ iots al aue p basheL
oATsThe MARKETS quiet and the only saes we heafa Oh
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jlsu Orleans Bully qrt4sftnt,
Ssa1.n,Srzna 81 MonNISe MARCH Is. 1886.
,ar-ss z. g a. rr,ne,paa nssels


- f;f5 ARtEs H0TEL--E G Champ!in, La; ]
r rsyteTs 1fiss;J Smith, Clinton. La; e Murphy,
1sstbsa III a palfrey. st Marys f Crane. Ohio;
mr. Nf,neure MIS- Moffeure, Csit Carr, La: ~ w
VANS. Lyuchbprg, Ma; s. Fl Baker, Tex; j May.
MA. Jackson, Tenn; G A Keefer, Louisville;
TWFman. Texas: H Goldman. Canton; H Pioneer,
s,;tv. II, A rowler Kentuekys TITAN Louisiana;
d weaver. CITY: Oh Dixon, Natchez; E II Henderson,
ritv. j n PLAYER, Tex: BThompson, a MetcaH,
Peynsaco3a. ii Buns, Tex: Kahn, Miss: " q! y
un~@sl.s II Tnrnhull: N ii Livingston, Ind; ~
Rr.net a.. q Nc Harvey and wife, Ark; = a Lam
IN nm: Nv Evans, Chicago; j Higgins and wIfe;
Az IA ahet3eia. oil: w u Boardsnans Ohio =
1ftsssli ana family. Miss; Miss 4 Reynnids;
SknsoH. III: N B01lIsmet y Il ao sa,
Z a 3 msssoA Me- Jn9H Hsysn. 3 81
X q III " siIiS HJ3FIsE wv Ifuworfhy bfazg ~
~ 3 yt VII II Nartips rail Lotspech, W
Il wnoaso,,' Sf. 'Louis; n " TalIey ana fanny; !
HenSnrson. sin and fanny, MISS pra "
mn il: q & patQa, Pssp; Us y !, 4 ~
is III I, Kinr Sld wis6, Jackson 70. !, i,
GIpT ENa Jndge Y a Guilsm. Y u duncan =,
Arnreijes: H u EFeIl, n Johnston and wife pr ~ y,
"a Tsn{e Kid 6iSe, Sire eport; pr y Gordcn, Coi
Fsseh sna s asn GMo
b III I1iII, 1irs Nightan and family. , y Brown,
n Crawford, b B Martin. = a Montgomery
TSx0s; Lew, @ Rry and son, HARRISON "
\ HarIisons Il n Hamilton, w E Murray, D "
+ Ieod. La; N G Wells, 8 Hubbard, Miss; Strider
81 Appleton. ia Sigor, 3 Dermore. w n Higher
BIZ Dixon MisAs zYE CfAS tnlNs - DuInes' LIEU
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At Quarantine.

Brig Derby, Rogers, from Gienfuegas to Avet
Steamship Cuba, Wilson, from Baltimore It'll inst,
via Havana 10th, to Creevy, Nickerson eco
Br schr Village Gem, Golding, from Havana, to
master ass "A
Br schr Helena, Felsher, from Matamoros, to mas
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Marine 5atelligellre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CANT STREET,
- - Wadnasfiav March q. -ISf6

NM N --yg.7 Wednesday, March 2S 1866.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Victor Gates for New York,
s sgs I. G A Fosdick
Steamship Lavaea, Livingston, for Lavaca,
s -lggT..5 EA Yorke &co
Steamship Matagorda, Lewis, for Galveston,
Sl77f n G Harris
Steamer Mary Conley. English. for Mobile, Master
Schr Edith Brown, Coats, for Brazos Santiago,
lGoldenbow s. Lesparre
Schr Cora, Fauria, for Pensacola
Sanford s. Black
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Steamship Huntsville, Crocker, from New York,
18th inst, to 6 A Fosdick
Br ship Woolfyille, Pettigrue. from Liverpool,
Jan "a, to master. l&
Br ship Compere Black, from Mobile, to Num-
ming, Luling &co. ls.u
Steamship Guiding Star, Berry, from New York
18th inst, to ] NJ Courtenay.
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Cattle MARKET.

FgAgg4 JRFrsRsos CITY March IS. 1856
Arrived yes.erday9 Western Beeves l42 Texas Reeves,
IDS calves ana 10 mch Cows sod IA Western Beeyes
II Texas Beeyes So Yerings 50 Hogs 4a Sheep 40 Calves
and ii Mich Cows Stock e353 Western Bseres 2S9
$40 Hogs 1858 Sheep, 2a3 Calves and ia
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.


STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
-.-t.. STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOK NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
new and splendid sidewheei steamships
MORNING STAR ..2400 tons. -. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20l5 tons. H. L. Quick, Commasder.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander
RISING STAR. .2s00 tons. Nelson Commander.
For New York Direct.
The and hrstcass screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI 1900 TONS Sumner Commanding
MERRIMACK.. 1900 tons. .vansce Commanding
MARIPosA.. 1900 tons. - Commanding
MONTERREY. 1900 tons. whiteman Commanding
The new and frst.class sidewheel steamship
Guiding Star, 1896 tons, rs "' g
W. c. BERRY Commander,
viii leaye the company's wharf of jackson Square
on SATURDAY, 3lst inst at Aa for New York. above
The Line composed of the largest and most elegant steam
ships which have built in this country for home
line They are in every fitted for service and the
route upon which they Their passenger
Ee,oht will be rec. wed ut the Copanys warehouse
landing at all times during business hours and the Companys
rates for freight will always be made as low as by any other
line. -...-... ..
For freight passage apply to
J. NJ. COURTENAY, Agent.
.rY .raEE 4.y- E..H -a s3Carondelet street..
Ifa FOR NEW YORK..
CROMwELL's n. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY, April LIST, at SA. NJ
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favorte steamship
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD Commander
will wharf, foot Of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First cabin passage $50 tI..t
For freight or passage apply to ,, rr
Il Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28

N. o., J. & G. N. R. R.-March 27-22 bales
cotton Rosser, Prothro &co-Sl do W J Robson
81 & Cromwell-4s ] R Powell-5 S B Neon
nico-7 Copes-2s Alcus 4 Scherek--4 do R L
Adams-ll Violet, Black &eo--l1 Barrett do
Friedlander & Gerson--l Sykes & Coniey-2 Cal
vert Roberts-34 W B Thompson-50 Carroll, Hoy
&co-l Wright & Maury-2s H Allison &co-1 A ]
Tully-6 NJ Zuntz-3 T H 4 N Allen--5 do to
Thornhill 4 Richardson Wright Alien &co--3
Hiiliard, Summers &co--l Jno 7 Hardie &co--33
NJ ] Frierson-2l Warren & Crawford-l to NJ JEFF
Thompson &co-Total $50 bales cotton
N. o., O. g. G. W. R. R.-March 27--5 bales
cotton Byrne Vance &co-ls bbls molasses Given,
Watts &co-75 SKIS potatoes 8 pkgs eggs l. Surle-
IL do Baras 4 Gajac-s do to Gerard &co--3
hides Ferran-lO pkgs eggs Terrebonne-3 dc
Montague jr-sundries to order-Total bales OF
cotton is bbls molasses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28

ID EMOvED-A. DREz, FASHIONABLE Halter,
II has the honor 9fntong his customers and the public
general that he has professionally transferred
No e. ROYAL STREET His took, Just received, will
be sold a. very moderate prices p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-28
BAYOU SARA.
VICIxSBURG

yICKsBURG, NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
AGENCY.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at ?. n.
Steamer GEN j. A. QUTTMAN-JOHN ". CANNON,
Master; JOHN 7. ROBERTS and A. McVAf, Clerks -
EOK yICKSRURG, NATCHEZ, GRAND GULF
T. Rodney Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and aim
termedate aadngsThe fast magnificent passenger steane
Gen. j. a. Quitman, leaves as above.
Leaves EVERY THURSDAY, at 5PM
Steamer GREY EAGLE-J NJ. WHITE, MASTER SAM.
AYLES. Clerk 80
NOR SKIPwITH's Ian DING, LAKE PROV.
L dence Goodrch's Landing, Omega Millken's Bend,
yicksburg Natchez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge, and all intermediate landings
The packets will take freight and for Nom
phis River with privilege Of reshppng FIRST
class packets Vicksburg.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
HITE l. MURDOCH, 81 Grgvier street.
JNO E. HYDE y CO., Agents. H3 Common St
..... A. RRITTON, Front street.
p she will take freight and passengers
Sunfower River, with privilege of reshppng the
yiRaIN1Us O. DENTZEL Advertising Agent.