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Receipts of produce Yesterday.

|
ST LOUIS-Steamer Clara Dolsen--200 bbls Of
| -four Keep q Caulfeld--90O do j Il Oglesby SEQ
| 43 do TO tubs butter Ethel 6 Thomas-50 bbls OF
/ -four 4 PritchaEd-S00 do Grace, Davis Gco-525
do S Fl Kennedy &co-57 do 100 bbls potatoes to
Innstall, Chassaing &co-50 bbls -four E G Mes.
I#senger &co-16l7 do Horrell, Gayle &co-275 do
| Jennings, Wicks &co-30 do $50 tcs hams Martin,
| Dolhonde L Cobb-l00 bbls -four to w Henry-66
bbls apples rs bbls potatoes G Mahan-97 bbls
apples bbls eggs 2 bxs eggs 68 bbls potatoes to
Miller Meyer-100 do "a bbis apples 81 SKIS bran
crates cabbage F DelBondio-1 bbls apples l do
eggs Thompson Secs bbls apples liz coops
fowls to order-ll bbls apples 20 bxs do Flu
qua-99 bbls apples 10 bXs do 179 bbls potatoes "a
do onions P G O'Rey--50 bbls meal Pearson &
Winslow-50 do ] w Norris &co-5 bbls oil to B
Hans-60 do Jno Moore-55 do 20 tubs do bbls
ale K, &co-4 bbls oil lO8 pgks sundries Han
non, Ohutt &co-lO0 hdls tRine Oscar Bercier-1
do ID coils rope Is bdls ties and % pcs baggng to
Kirkpatrick, Neyins & K--92 do 100 bales bagging
q 40 tWine 50 reams paper II pkgs mdse Stevens
bxs eggs Stanard & Slayback-6 bbls eggs kegs
butter Schneider & zuberbier-6 bbls eggs john
Bentz-l45 SKIS oats Gouzey &co-50 caddies to-
bacco Hernsheim-2 hhds tobacco Oher, Atwa-
ter &Co-l0 do JnO d King-1 TOrain, McRea eco
do Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-3 do Wilson g.
Young-9 do to Speed, Summers &co-5 cases to-
bacco Lichtenstein BrOs-2 do % bbls whisky to
j = Hyde &co-l halfbbl do A Paicio--30 bbls
whisky p Vilavaso &Co-9 do 40 empty bbs 10
ties hams Shannon, Lewis &co-92 bbls potatoes to
Q h Lauman-50 do Barnes g. Billings-43 do Geo
Martin-25 bbls onions Lechner-3G bales cotton
Lamb, Quinlan. Gco-2 do to D R Carroll &co-l5
fkns butter Wheeler &co-75 kegs butter to King
Bros-S ties hams st Charles HOtel-50 ties hams
to Hewitt, Norton &co-5 crates earthenwBre to
J Gauche-20 rolls leather to G L Lewis do to
7 Schorr-26 do W H H Witherell-18 pkgs leath-
er Weishaar-ll8 pkgs mdse Arthur, Stone &co
90 do Rice Bros &co--2l Bouton, Smith & Denman
4 ] G Flemming-2 John Phelps &co-l4 John Z
king-514 Bamett& Newman-574 Hardy &co-6
Battle, Noble &co-z-6 Halves Il Bowen G Rob.
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merits Of this steamer as u passenger packet, as
every one knows she is first class for speed and
accommodations. Her cabin is large and the
staterOoms are spacious and splendid, with every
/ convenience that can be desired.
JUDGE FLETCHER FOR TRENToN AND MONROE
The large, elegant passenger packet Judge
Fletcher, Capt John W. robin commander
and Mr.. G. Pres. Work in the office, leaves
at O'Clock this evening, for all landings up
to Trenton and Monroe. The passenger accom-
modations of the Fletcher are equal to any and
surpassed by none in the trade, and her urbane
and efficient officers spare no pains or expense in
administering to the welfare and comfort of their
guests. &H
LAFouRcHE, q. s. MAIL PACKET FOR BAYOU
SARA.-This fastand splendid U, s. NJ. packet in
command Of Capt v. 3. Baranco, and Mr.. P. I.
Minor in the Office, leaves at her usual hour this
evening, at o'clock, for the above and all
coast landings.
LIVE OAK FOR LOWER CoAsT.-This fast spIen
did o. S. mail passenger packet, Capt. W. S. Bias.
sett commander, with W. H. H. Brooks in the of
tiee, leaves at 10 A. NJ, for all landings on the
coast, The Live Oak has neat and fine accommo-
dations for passengers, and her tables are al
ways supplied with the best our markets afford.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR BAYOU SARA-EGpress Pas.
serger PacEet-The new, superior and fast passen.
ger packet st. Nicholas, Capt. S. Heno comman-
der, and Mr.. J. G. Lihano clerk, leaves this morning
at 10 O'Clock for Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou
Sara and all intermediate landings on the coast
MARY FOR MoBILE.-The splendid new low pres.
sure passenger packet Mary, Capt. A. L. Myers,
commander, leaves as above from the lake end Of
the Pontohartrain railroad at 4 P. NJ. to-day.
Agent G. Harris, corner of Camp. and Common
streets.
IDAHoE FOR TRENTON AND MoNRoE.-The very
regular and excellent popular passenger packet
| Idahoe Capt. Nick. Mclaughlin commander, and
Capt Sam Lawsonin the office, leaves ats O'Clock
this evening. We cheerfully commend the Idahoe
to-day to passengers bound up Ouachita River as
a frstclass packet, uniting the qualifications of
| speed, comfort and safety,
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9irer Sntelligenre.
CRESCENT oFR1nE No. 81 Camp Street
Wednesday Morning, September 18th, 49,

wednesday Morning, September l 18th siii fs66
Yesterday the rain came again. Il eomn1ence5
early in the morning ana continued to rain the
balance Of the day. Az 4 matter Of course. bust
ness was not lively on the landing.
The vicksburg packet Grey Eagle, with her new
captain, left with good "trip.
The Gaddo, for Red River, was obliged to defe,
her departure on account Of the weather. She
will however, leave this evening for all landings
On RED River.
Among the great items that took place yester
day was the arrival OF the great ouitman at the
wharf, looking as bright as it she had Just come
from the builders hand. The improvements thai
have been made on this magnificent packet since
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9elr Orleans atlolleg 9flarhet.

GREsuFSrl oYrreE. No 9fC CAMP STREET
Tuesday Evening, Sept. H. 1865
The feature of the movement in financial circle
To-day has been a still further decline of 3t63
cent. ia rates of Gold influenced by the deelnin,
tendency Of the New York market. Offerings
cash Gold were Light throughout, and the demand
as heretofore. was Of 4 very restricted character
from the opening TO the close Of business. W,
suhjoin the whole of the actual sales that havt
been satisfactorily verified since cur last, viz
10000 at I45 $4,000 at LAS $4,000 at 14435
$500 at TAG 5000 at 144I; 5000 and $40, 900 d
I448;; $500 and $4,000 at I4t4.; 1000 Spanish
Doabioons atsthe same rate, on government valna-
lion: $4,000, $1,000 and $4,000 at IN, and 5000
$4,000 and $50 900 at 1434. Sales of Silver com
rrisea i 1000 American halves at 1881 and 1000
Mexican dollars hi I44. We now quote Gold at
I49RC3I 445, and silver at I33@134 for American
cola, and I44a145 for Mexican dollars.
FoREIGS EXCHANGE There is but little varia-
tion at any kind to report in the movement of
sterling Of francs. Offerings, though moderate,
ate iii excess of the delnand and the Gales today
have been condned to $500 al clear bills 1T $50,
s20Go bank sterling at l52, and eI9G0Ido. at41524
IN francs NE have to report sales of 100, 06Gf at
s.15. and % 900 and so 0O0f. at 3.S0 The closing
quotations this evening were, for bank sterling
152@l54, clear bills l49a@ I501, bank francs B. 10
83.653 and ouFs door francs .s08s.75
DosIgsrlc EEcz1a NeE--The only alteration that
hare to refer. 10 under the above heading Is a
moderate increase Of outdoor offerings which
I1,a..o s,5sa,,7st,.s II IL .st,S
appear ia tie market. The demand fol remit
lance purpoges al bank atld bankers counters
dissl0ses b0t little ii any Involvement While
rafes continue t. rule II precisely fbe same Ia.
ares al lfor several weeks mast. Tie oiif.5oor
1,nrrItases to.aV "a at5aoo banl S9a oao
banlysrs, ana sl9 0oO, sIs fo1 NH MI IN j
50o pr;yafs NM With s;pht I'M I'M an Ras.
ton IS. atpar. ,oog Boston al IL TIA d a.
nren. al Da1 Nav Y,ris IA . i fisconn+
ard SD 90o and sl9 ono tb;Ftg dsvs 81 - II dis
count. ME "a Iing fgares Eth are i et nraro.
ST BANK. and IN Id IA M. discount ont IL doors
for sfrbt cIiecE5 III fBs Norti,ern eities
T1,srrr,tsSST Norps !. m sF6,5sITTEs. {. Ttsra u
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Reeelntn hx 1snllrondn.

N. o., Q. & G. W. R. R.-Sept lis bales of
moss Montague & Carloss-2 bales wool Molier
pkgs eggs L Terrebonne-I5 do 40 SKIS onions L
feet lumber s Boudreau-500O do 1000 shingles a
Adons-466 head cattle and sundries to order
A. o.. J. \ G. N. R. R.-sept lila bales of
cotton I II \ NJ Allen--5 Thornhill & Richard
sonic Payne, Huntington &co-l Jno Williams
&co-l do As bxs tobacco to Carroll Hoy &co-2
bxs mdse Biscoe & simms-16,0 900 feet lumber W
NJ Grant &co-22,S98 do P Markey-8200 do Baker
& Adams bbls turpentine dorosin A D Hinkle
&eon 6eg whisky Myers sS Leyyl coop chick
leather Payne, Huntington &eo-4 empty bbls to
Boebinger-T0tal 81 bales cotton
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better disposition to operate manifested by both
buyers aud holders. bui the views of holders are
somewhat leo high for purchasers, We however
quote low refined light a3Q24c, heavy do, 4kG15c.
good do. 53@6e., common leaf 6Casc., fair do slA
lie, good do, l20l4e., fair do l+@l6c., and
choice selections 1S12ae. q ID. Lots for baliug
are held at 2O@2se. u Ii.
FLouR.-Tsin good supply, with only a mode
rate demand. Prices, however, remain unchang-
ed. Sales to day embrace 100 bbls., Of which
zoe choice family at sl3 90; 100 choice extra at
So 75 1856 aud IS6 do. on private terms; 200 do.
at $l2 SO, 200 do. at ST. Is 100 low extra at
SO S7A 100 on its merits, at $40 90; 200 choice
superfne at 80 as, 50 at s. 50, 24O do 50 50 and
s. on its merits at So SO % bbl. Sn
| CoRN.-We have no alteration of any kind, to
notice under this head. The demand is very
limited, but prices remain firm. Sales to-day are
confned to 1900 sacks ia lots, as follows, viz 800
and 200 white at T5e 200 yellow at 9oe., 800, 800
and 200 yellow mixed at $50. % bushel. l +
| 0ATs--Are in light supply, and prices are firm
at previous quotations Sales comprise $780, 225 and
125 sacks at SOC. per bushel. 800
| BRAN--Is quite scarce and in, moderate request,
while prices have in some instances further adj
vanced about SC. q bushel. Sales to-day com
Tahf& IA annro n o. 40
PRISE loVo SACKS a. - ~ auu AVO ~ = 20 u
iOg los. .zs..-s,..n -,,,.
tokh--lhe ,iliathee eohtllues Wy r u, TIile
prices are uhs.eau5 ana alooplng lheie nave =
peen no sses q loha 1o,s ,ooa ~ W. 9uoee y
nominal al sooe9oo Y y ool. mere mas now
ever, oeen very aait reeall uenanu at coo q DOL
bacoN--s ~ lair supply Witn ID q -inoueta1e
fetan demand az previous prices iheFe IS put
very niue inquiry 10Y fosha iots, sohouioets are
heia az lszes' ana are retaining at l9c. ribbed
siaes AZ zl8c,, ana are retailing at 22c'i clear
sides at 222e,' and retaining at Csc. u b. Sugar
cured hams are held at 2sa@273o, g ID.
LARD-Continnes IN TAR supply but with only
moderate fefali demand at z2ac. for prime in
tierees' and 243o' Y u. for kegs. There were
saves to,aas g q % nsTess a. zsa91 o d. n
49,. = uun anu ueP!esseu,
anu 'le5e : Sn.s ssll Joop.ns 1fsag ooins az
-oes4 = -. "eSssl iilete me ~
q s,i oas Z q 80 'sssetn - Y y
salon. ..
80, - Wy aUsttg iesai
uel,an.l, WV ptloes are n'lH VII. an up"ui.
hi9 s'oVA u itae y qu,te Shirt anu
almost entirely in the hands of dealeTS who are
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CRESCENT OFFICE No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Wednesday, Sept. II, 1865
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Rapidan, Eaton, for Galveston,
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston,
&c Harris
BIZ brig Hebe, Lebrun, for New Carlisle, B A,
in ballast, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Austin, ----, from Brazos San.
tiago, via Endianola, to I Harris-lst district
Steamship Admiral Foote. Chase, from Brazos
Santiago, to Smaller jr-Agers
TowBoATs.
America, Palmer, from tile Passes-Brongbt up
towboat Lone Star previously reported sunk
at S w Pass
STEAMBOATS,.
Clara Dolsen, McComas, from st Louis.
St Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara.
Tlos Powell, Dalferes, from Ihi6odaux.
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Cattle Markss.

JHEEEasoH plTT September u. 1855
Arrived yesterday $50 Texas Beeves, POS Calves
and Yearlings. sold-185 Texas BeeYes, IT'S
Calves and Yearlings, Is Hogs, and 2 Mich Cows
Stock on sale-52s Texas Beeyes, 1909 Calves and
Yearlings, 127 Hogs, 5000 Sheep and SO Mich
Coyys We nno+as
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Commercial tgntfllioplltr.
CRascEKT OEricE. No. ~ CAMP sERER


Tuesday Evening, Sept H. 1866.
GoTroK Despite the unfayorable condition of
the weather, and The discouraging accounts from
Europe, there has been an improved demand for
the leading staple o-day and the sales were mi.
formiy effected 1t very full prices. The effects Of
The army worrna which We must candidEy state
have been somewhat Exaggerated, no longer at
tract special attention, but the recent continuous
rains, which appear to have extended to the whole
Of the cotton growing regions, have had very
depressing effect, in as much as the supply has
been considerably restricted, and the quality ma
terially impaired by the weather which we have
had for the past ten days. At present, the offer
ings in our market are very light, and the better
ciassifcations appear to be almost entirely with
held, Transactions to-day foot up 1000 bales, ana
Che market closed firmsr. but still unsettled, at
the sabjoined quotations, which cannot be re-
garded as much better than nominal, viz: 0rdi
nary 52sc., good ordinary 2st83Oc., low mid
ding 3l8S2e. and middling nominal
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON FOR THE IA an
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Exports Yesterday.

GALVESTON Steamship Rapidan-2 ties hams
20 hf-bbls beer and sundries
1 GALYEST0N-Steamshi Morgan-52O bbls Of
-four 80 bbls whisky 900 bbls pork 100 sks coffee
500 SKIS corn 20 hhds sugar 40 hhds bacon and sun.
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LAFOURCHR.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAF0URGaE PACKET
Leaves EVERY TUEsDA J, at ?. N- and SATURDAY,
at 10 A. NJ.
Steamer THOs, PowELL-Jos. DALEEREs, Master.
FOR THIBODEAUXVTELE PAINTGoURT-
ville Napoleonyle, Donaisenvs and all intermediate
Coast Landings, will leave regularly above
The Thos Powell will give particular attention to eeast
of freight, j. S. RELF 4FChoupitOulas street
YIRGINIUs G. DENTzEL4, Advertising Agent
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The purser Of the steamship Admiral Foote
which arrived yesterday from Brazos Santiago
reports left off the bar at Brazos, schooner United
States from Havana, and Aurora from New Or
leans.
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Below-ComIns Up.
at Quarantine.

Bark Commerce, Robinson, ca days from Bor.
deauN, to Couture Bros
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S. h1hk,'',,''''''''''.'''.'''..'''''''' 's' BIEH
No. 20 CAMP STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
JeVeIrys Watches. silver and Plated Ware.
AGENT ToR-
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
engraved best makers; rich Sets Brsceets, Pins and Ear
etin Diamond Amethys Coral Onyx and Etrusoan Gold
IS Gold Guard Chains, latest pattss Sleeve
Bnttons and stads of every variety and best workmanship
Cents Scarf Masonic Pins various desgns Silver and
Plated Sets Table and Tea and Spoons, Cups obls
Napkin Rings Casors Pockst and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
clocks
Once and Mantle in Bronze, Marble and Wood.
ap@etaeleaa
Gold Silver Steel and shell mounted,
Te particular asnton Of those needing helpS read Il
respectfully solicited TO Semmons Brazilian Pebbas tha best
only glasses that should be used New Pebbles
old ames paldto repairing watches ant
Jewslsy, the best woEkmen being smployod.
RsnsmsOE, 40 QAkP STREET, undsE ths City 9Otsla
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Memoranda.

Steamship Tappahannock, Huckins, from Vera
Cruz, to Perkins &, Hersey
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FORT JACKSON.
U. 5. NAIA FAckET-TWICE A WEEK

U. s. MALL PACkET-TRICE A WEEK.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at 70 A. N.
Returning every MONDAY and THURSDAY.
ETOR FORT JACKSON, ST. PHILIP. pOINTE-
a'laHache, and all way andin@sThe splenoAl pasSen
ger steamer Live Ok, W. S. Bassett, MASTER VI. Il, Il.
Brooks, clerk, will leave NJ above.
TITUS & GWARTNEY. No. TchoupiteHlas street.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEI, Advertising Agent
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srATEMEar oE coTToH.

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs The receipts since YES.
ferday comprise 80 hhds. Of Sugar and 10 bbis. Of
Molasses. The market has been very quiet to.
day, and the only sale we have heard is lot Of 10
hhda prime Porto Rico Sugar at l5e., and few
small lots 81 old process Louisiana Sugar at 1910
~ tb. There Is BUT very little doing in retail
way, at liz for common, and I6409l7e. 3 Is for
yellow and white clarified. In Molasses there has
been but very little doing, but It is held at 523@
58e. o gallon by the cargo, and 55956c. o gallon
for retail lots.
ToBAcco--Buyers have again been looking
agonnd very freely, and several offers have been
made; but we have heard Of no actual sales. al.
though negotiations were entered into for large
lot Of nearly 1000 hhds. but We did not learn that
ne aalas had been glosed. There appears 10 be q
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STEAMsuIPs.
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown land embark Malls
snd Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills Of ladlug
here at through rsigh hencs to ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenhurg and Havrs.
seerage granted by this line bring
passengersfrom Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final port OF destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder of the bill
of ladng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
as Liverpool thus aRordng the importer tho chocs of
markets. .@-
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between .r,. % 7.
y LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS Monthly
Daring the Summer:
1874 TONS. ....P JamlsOn Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons ....J Campbell, Captain
1857 tons. ,....A Finn, Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 tons. "a Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. .....lsss tons II Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 toms j. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. l64l tons. Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 toms II. p P. Couche, Cnpt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl25 gold It's equivalent In
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKEW i CO.. ii CarOndelst street.
Congnees of goods respectfully to present their
Bills of Lsdng at the Office pay their freight obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.
To sail on or about SEPTEMBER 25rH.
FoR LIVERPOOL DIRECT-THE SPLENDID
AL steamship luxor,
BAKER, Commander,
viii sail or atoa Goth septsmber For freight or passage
apply to sIBLEY. GUIoN 4 co.
"a and 80 Caroudelst street
FOR gIV EBPOqI.-TuE VERY, FAST SAILING
sup Ella, E c. Hansen, muster having mart Of her
cargo engaged and board will have dispatch for above
port. For buiance Of fregh passage apply t.
BfRSt, VANCE & co
No, Curondelet street
or to LOWELL BAILEY Il co.
o, NJ pl4f STIR
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LO UlS.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MARS.
HOE yICKsBUEG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS.
One of the following Grst class passenger ssamers will
leave and for all intermediate Landings EVERY
EVENING at O'clock from the COmpauys wharf, foot Of
Common street:
Ruth, lady GSnv
W. h. Arthur. olive branch,
Pauline Carroll, AHinaIESlppi,
Atlantic, BEoiIle Able.
Julia, Continental,
LumInnry, Mary E. FORSYTH,
j. G. swon, Edward walsh.
The above boats have recently been thoroughly rete and
are unequalIed for speed and mfort by any aaoat
Plan Of the cabn be secured at the
oompan,s office No. lO4 street. opposite City Hotel
JOSEPH BROWN, President.
JNo. F. DOUGLAS Agent, lOl Common street
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Itch inst, at 5r NJ
sT LoUas FATEo ANP MEMPHrs
rSEs@ msts ~ + efpgEy clerk wiz saye above
Es CLARA has s59nF 55 iP' 0'p ana East
can be secured Y afGGVEia SSoa Front street
vRaEr3s skb EHfz Asea q FrGnt street
Lopyes on WEDNESDAY, l2th int, nt 5rn.
F0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, AND ALL
intermediate landings magnificent passenger packet
Nsd: Traeey WiEt Ashby MASTER Jos Widen clerk
of TS. w., 4 A STEVENSON, s Front street
livery Of all Memphis and Bend trei14ts.
- YIRGINiuS O. DENTZELa, Advertising Agent
U. $. NAIL AND TELEGRAPH PACKET.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves THURSDAY 18th inst, at 8 p. H.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, WICK
\ burg Nhtchez Baton Rouge, and all intermediate Ian
lngs-The new and splendid passenger steamer Con-
tinentni Fowler master Dietrich clerk, viii leave the
freight or passage apply or board. or %
JOHN +. DOUGLAS, Agent,
I04 Common street opposite the City Hotel.
Leaves on THURSDAY, 18th inst at 5P NJ
USEQUALED FOR SPEED AND COMFORT.
FNOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO and MEMPHIS
A The superior passenger packet
White CIOud Nc .,
A. c. HOPKINS Master, Jos. FAY, Clerk
Will leave above connecting With I've railroads far all
points North and East
The White Cloud Will pay particular attention to tie de-
livery OF all Memphis and Send freight
john A. STEVENSON, Front street.
VIRGINIUS g. DENFHEL Advertising Agen-
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aau Orleans lailp G1rrsteat.
Arrivals 81 the rsrinsit,aI EFotels.

vEnNEsDA aoRStNe SEPTEMBER i, lsee,
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STEAMSHIPS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GALV BSpO N--INDI NOLA.
FOR GALVESTON, INpLNoLA AND IAvACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 49, at8A4
Freight to Galveston taken at onohaf of card rates.
Freight for avaca delivered the ond of shps tackles in
Mat0gordo Bay
CABIN PASSAGE TO GALvEsToN....,.....Sl
FOR GALVESTON. 1ND1ANoLA AND La
raca-The low pressure sidewhsel steamship
Morgan,
JOHN Y. LAwLEss, Commander,
win leave above, from the of st. Joseph street.
L C. HARRIS Agent,
..r .sp Corner Camp and Common streets.
FOR GALVESTON INDIANoLA AND 1AvACA.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SATURDAY Sept is, ats AN
Freight to Galveston taken at one-hklf Of card rates
sSs Freight delivered at Lavaca free of lighteruge,
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LA.
vaca-The lowpressure sIdewheel steamship
E.C. Harris.
VIM sCRTNGEoUR Commander
Will leave above from the foot of ST. Joseph street.
For freight or passage apply to
1, @. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
FOR LAvACA VIA INDGAEoLA
STONEWALL LINE
GOODS sent by this boat delivered on the wharf Al Tsyaca
free Of extra handling and lighterage.
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst. at s P NJ
NOR LAVACA VIA INDKANOLA-THE
Il spien cid ow.preasure sde.whee steamship
Reindeer,
B. B. MAGRATH Commander,
VIM sail above from the foot Of Lafayette street; First
n FqF freight or passage having gssegmqason'
. 80 Camp street. corner NHtchez.
ShipRer4by tUis line w have iheir goods landed the
peusc,
nz- BiLLs 12lrg only az the Agents. Office.
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIAAoLA,
va
NEW ORPHANS, 0PELorSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD AND RERWIrk'S BAY.
T The TFsgelng Public are Informed that The MORGAN
o. htstcass iron owprcssHrr, sidewheel Steamships.
CONNECTION with she New Orleans Opeoi5as and Great vat
erh Haifon leaving Brashear every MONDAY and FRIDAY
The railroad Ferry Bout eos the foot Of st. Ann street
opposite JaeE'oa Square ~ o'clock A. NJ
Baggage checked thrlug For passage apnIy h ha oHe
q the New orleans QpeousRs aud Great Western RAlroQf
once open from NJ, p. NJ, Sundays executed Cpen
.o-,.,n G " R BAILEY, General Superintendent;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-12
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
NEW YoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP GoMPANY,s STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Forming Regular ssmi-Weey Line of Fine Ocean Steam
ships.