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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-21

Hrtter-.p m9deFate ydsm9sd, tutwe hssr Of,
No lArgs nOvsnests. Rsfnswsasra Deserve yel-
low is firm at 2s@5Cc.
C~heesc-Quiet and steady at lO9I7c for COM
mon to choice dairy and factory made.
E~ESs-sales2 20 bbls at 12a16c, according to
condition.
HighWfnes-In moderate demand and firm at
s2,2s. 1lt
ALCOHOLICS steady. We quote S4,5294,57
for % per cent. Cologne Spirits, ss per cent, 81.
62@4,67. Neutral Proof Spirits s2,4592,5O.
PetroIcum-Quiet, but hrmer at S3@s4c for
Refined in bond b3@5ic for do. free.
OILs-Steady. Quotations for Carbon are for
trade lots. We quote:
Linseed raw--Sl 95@- gsstsfO9t ~-~-aI 65
do boiId 2 0o@- Whale, W. B.---Sl 20
GaTSOn- s Sds, SO % Elephant; v. B. ! 20
Bauk.~-----. -@1 80 Straits. -.-.--- l 50
Dried ~APpIes-Quiet. Small sales at lie
and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared BOO; IMPAIRED,
halves, 25c quarters, lsc.
P~OtatOes-in fair demand. Old mixed 81 IS
al, 40. New held at $500 per Dbl.
Lake Fish-In fair demand. We quote: No.
1 Whitadsh ST. rs per halfbbl; No. 2 do ss,25; Pick
ereI, No. 1, ss,Oe@s,25; front s7,25i Herring,
large, S4,6O.
Beans-Prime white scarce and firm at s2,25
per bu good $500.
Hay-In fair demand. SLING at SIO,Ol@l2,O0
for loose from teams; SIS, OOGI6,Oo for pressed.
FeAthers-Prime i've geese held at s599Oc.
SaIt-Firm. Held at S2,45 for fine and $3.50
for coarse Onondaga Saginaw s2,45.
TaIEOw-Steady and firm. nsld at 1O%@11c.
Water ILIno-In fair demand and firm ut
500 for Akron and Oswego.
White Lime-In good demand at 81, rs per
Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
Plaster-POweIl's land plaster firm at S19,oO
. :On at Mill. OAIcined $500 o Dbl.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, JULY ii, 1866.

HG- For Evening Edition News
see inside.
a. For Morning Edition News
see outside.
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LADIES Swiss WArcuEs.-A few of very
fine quality, at 40 Superior street. jyIS
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The gold market was generally quiet this after
noon, and after selling down to 1897 rose to $50 at
close. Cash gold is getting scarcsr, aud has been
loaned to-day at I-829A per cent. premium, but
chi II =. OF n IOuar rata
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The market for exchange was very duh and
lower rates were accepted to-dBy by the leading
bankers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
Receipts by Rasiroasi.

N. o., j. g. g. N. R. R.-Feb. IS 40 bales Of
cotton 3 Powell-5 r E Adams-l3 M 1nntz--
] Hamilton & Dunnica-23 J P Harrison & Sons
Aiken 8 Rainey-36 Duncan & Randall-l8 7 Fl y
] N Allen-l5 Thornhill d Richardson-l8 Walthall
&co-l3 & Bleakley &co-25 N G Guillett g Ken
dali 4Carter-7 Payne, Huntington &co--23 do to
G 7 Buddecke--26 s H Ably &co-4 Chambers &
Latting--5 Champlin 81 Arrington-l2 R Pritchard
is Warren s. Crawford La H Allison &co--24 tc
Alcus 4 Scherck-1l Jno G Huey-2 Bower, Gar
ner q HARRISON Watt &co-2 a D Hickle &ct
Total 1851 bales cotton g& & Sz$E&eEs~ II "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
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LIVERPoOL.

----------t
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Gaming a. havana anu 70 lana a'ls
!. - s.ou,. g. p...-,
,r.... o.. u..,...o - 49,. p.....,.S 4
Gotheabnrg and Hayre s s45a 4,
The final mort of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills Of ladng declared by the holder Of the bill
Of ladns within twelve hours after thu steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordng the Importer the choice Of
p, markets. &E ri 91# 4 r%2f ,4FF
FFHE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
c~ MOL ss.sf A -5.,ts s34s.&
Navigation company Limited will dispatch the following full
ooowsred Iron sereu stearnsh;ns be.wsan +
7 -
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
ssu,n, f,,r, I1vERpoor. su.rn o,tor,a.. ryrpcn.v
~ 80, N'e = "-N
Ne" oNt- onHa5 1Fhseyses' seyYss' ~ ~AeeinA'e eteioHoA1'
rou1sTANA ls74 TINS p Jan,;so, cantain
,.1eerssrpp1 IN, ~. : c,,ou c.,
s,-pNs.' s"s"-A'
1850 tons haker' Captain
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
Imports Yesterday.

It MONTGOMERY {Ala) Steamer Vigo-3s bales
cotton John Il Hyde &co-l6 do Jurey y Harris
Sc do H Nv Farley &co-45 do Sutherlin, Warren
co-I0 do 0 bales paper material Adler--9 bales
cotton Banks, Loring 6co--20 do yarn to Lehman.
NeWgass &eo-46 cases wine Bloom, Stern &co--2
gins Lnk-4 bxs mdse Harmon, 0h1tt &eo-l
sundries to order Total l54 bales cotton
GALVESTON AND INDIANO OLA-steamshp
Morgan-aa3 bales option to ordef--l4 do Hunting
ton Bros-I30 head cattle MeQuoid Mehle Geo
suniries to sorder--T Total 81 bales cotton q
APALACHICOLA- Steamship Tappshannock-
IsO bales cotton Wilson & Young784 L NJ Merritt
90 r. K Walker 6co--26 Wood, Low q Ludwigsen
26 Kirkpatrick Nevins &co-15 FL w Farley &eo-
sundries to order-Total $40 bales cotton
hfARSEILLES-Fr Fr ship lEtoie de Mer-Astd
mdse sssJ3 4. IN s.sfss.Ss
| CARDENAs Hydra s2s hhds and 81 tcs
| moasess Coutnrie Bros-ll9 hhds do L NJ Merritt
| MATANzAS- Brig Caroline Eddy bbls mo
| lasses 25 tes do 332 hhds do Hanna &eo-l44 hhds
| do ~ tcs do Couturie Bros s1e.
1 RIO DE JANEIRO-Brig Annohen-3400 SKIS o.
4 coffee Geo Westfeldt
i B RIO DE JAN NEIRO--Sw Swedish schr Here-232e
| SKIS coffee Geo Westfeldt
4 MOBILE-Steamer Louise-2S bales cotton ane
Il sundres to order a3t
II MOBILE Steamer Manhattan -Sundry mdse
Il MOBILE-Steamer Magnolia -Sundries y !.
sAGUA LA GRANDE-Br schr Pinkey 725 hds
i molasses Simo-l75 do 2s tcs do ~ bbs do Han
j HAVANA Bark Dency--4s hhds molasses 81
tcs aoJ Viliarubia 3 bbls molasses n J Smith y
CARDENAs Brig Mexico -s15 hhds molasses
| I. Grande
reported} }-2S4 hhds molasses 81 tics do Puig Bros
NEW YORK Scbr Isaac Morse Astd mdse
4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Mortg gomery, Rider, from New 4 ork, @
eth january, via Nassau 9tk February to Y a
Fpsdick Ist district 40 III y y &Fs I.
HbSan1Ships Morgan, LaWiess, from 1ndianola and
Galveston to i g Harris-lst district 10
nteemship Tappahannock, Williams, from Apa-
1 IN ship Etoie de Mer, Assudly, from Marseilles
DEC ASth, to master--2d district ~
Balk 1snsy: Smith q days from Havana, TO VII
antalbiA7 ID district AZ M 81 SE SS * NJ
Brig Gar0lins EDDY. Smith, from Matanzas, to
hanna Gens- aaa district so
SUeulsa nrg rs We're Brsnaenburg, from Rio dc Ja-
Brig Hydro HergimAn, from Cardenas, to master
1at district "a % r. 81 I - 81 -st.s-, & -
Br sehs Norris prsnsy fsem Havana, q master
sshs My A@sgaslsas @ eapslls, ss.n Mobile, Is
Bchr Mary Emily, Martini from Pensacola n hal.
last, 10 MASTER Basin 80 =
Schr RFeses, Johnson, from Matamorpa, In ballast,
IN t6 M1star-- Point u @ NE ~ 'Ss's' Nss'''
Sohr Annohen, Soesken, from Rio de Janeiro. u
s1Se6 MeEtfelt Sd district 45 s IA y
Hdhr Salvador, Hansen, from Havana, y Golden
bow 81 Lesparres -2d district
S0hr Isasc Morse Bradford, from New York. 6t
Jsp, yia Il Key West. y g Y Hynson 800 i
Drsahr Pinkey, simc. from Eagua Ia Grande to
Kelley I'd district
rowsoATs.
Nsbsali, from the Passes Brought i
steanship Montgomery
srEAsBoAFs.
1sanis Lewis, voolfolk, from St Louis.
9sls1 A Quitman, Cannon, from Yickshurg.
III MlanFehe. Baratic0, from Bayou Sara.
N llunkeFso1, Boyle from Shreveport
Gupa, oardnan, from Shreveport.
AaSgse Anys Shute, from Shreveport,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

MEMPHIS.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. 2lst inst. at NJ
EOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, vICKs
burg, Nachez, mouth OF Red River Bayou Sara, Baton
Rouge all intermediate landings nthe BendsThe and
superior passenger steamer Henry Won FhGl James Al
master r. T. Burke clerk will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, or to - gs.s3ytl ~ i.
JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent, s Front street.
VIRGINIuS q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
Consignees.
Per steamship Montgomery, from New York

GQMA1Hn6tsss
Per steamship Montgomery, from New York
j o Nixon--G r Weisse &co-kaufman Bros
q M BayIy tSco4-J Adams &co--El a Yorke Eco
g Morrison--G w Sizer--J r Purner-E B Jones
Lichtenstein Bros Chas Loefher-Fi ischer Rose
N Hersche u Riyiere &co--J W Folger Il
co--J ] Evers- p Converse jr-E G Palmer &co
Bowles 4 Frank Henderson Gaines p Maliard
Rice Bros &co--I Fitzwiam--A Brousseau &co-
II Mullen Gco- -Fatjo, Marks &co-J Burrows
Pk Lapsyrs %eSPayns Faaa AFannag1on 1ep srka
8C I Buddeeke Mel earn & Ghurch-C Carrier
R Bleakley &co--R F Dunn Goo Kearney, Bloiss
Zoo Stevens Il Seymour H y NJ Allen-A 4
Green-E M Iyens &eo-M Gutcheon & How clip
DureI-.P j Christian &co--Weil, Meyer 6co-Jas
Parker-Adams Express Schmidt y Zeigler--Sam
Wolff Bloom = booth Huntington Bros
Bostick y Seymour 5 Mannsell &co-J Gauche
u W Marsden---At Atlantic and Miss s s Col A Lum
q Sherman &co-J II keep---Greif Byrnes-B
Finkle--E q Hart &co--+7J Gette- " 0chmichen-
j Hertz-Kneas Mayo a& Dorman--Kera g. Fell
mana KDenig - W. @ Mitchell-C II Slocomb--D
Edwards-Cowen a. Diekerson- Stauffer g.
COP Dwyer--J Letter-=Barnes, Ward &co--Leyi
h Nayra--G IA Fosdick Hogan & Patton Isaac
Seixas &co--E Hacker--E Roger &co-H Hafner
"A Moulton-G Garbini Petrovitch-L Schwartz
H J Phelps &co--Brooks q McDonaldr j Reimer--
Meyer g. Sons--E Sherman Bloomfield & Steele
Jos Keller--O Robin-W W Meyer-F Avet &co--
Taylor Il Churchill w Mclaughlin &co--C 4 Bat
chelder-P O 'Donnell-CC Sampson--F Bauer-A
Ensminger- Richardson &cos-W 81 McCracken-
w 3 ke1nhafdf--M NJ 5Inith---t10eanG d. Ratton--E
Lane Roman q 0livier-Pothotf u Knight-Chap-
man a. Crane Griffin 4 Porch-and others
Per schr Isaac Morse, firm New York; Syne--
Cusachs & Ogden Sheppard, Abbott &co--L Fix
Barnes. Ward eco Schneider Y zpberbier-C Capt
Darling-T W Marsden John Phelps--D NJ Hill
| dreth- G NJ MBayly &co--T Bouyet B Nautre N
| Lendop--S NJ Todd &co--E j Hart &co---J Chap
| inan--W G Graham &co-- Karstendiek &co--H Ut
4 theft Converse & Kennett--Hill d Yeazie- Mack
1 h Gaetz-- M Schaffar--Leyi u Nayra--A Hill
| H Sherwood n PadeTas-R NJ Denn,an &co-H J
Quinian-P Maloche- j g Morris G y Sampson
| j Fl Carter Roeertson-D Kelham Geo. Griffin
4 Porch---E neutrality-suspicious. and Miss S S
COB Finks--J Simon Sam Loeke-H sturck.
4 en--Gity Railroad Col Gauche--J Forbes--V
j Backus- Bake 8 Tower $ 6 Bnchanan-or
/ Per schr Lizzie Batchelder, from Philadelphia
| reported yesterday arrived from Boston) M 7
/ Rice---S Moody &eo--A d Grieif Barnett& & Lion
| a Koenig- II Carter g G Sampson~4-F A Hardy
/ Il Heath Russell a Halt-Ayose Bros Demelitt 1
! Gillespie-+C II Laurence--W Converse jr-Kar
stendiek &co--Elliott d McKeeyer---zereg &co-
| j II Keep order
Per steamship W G Howes, from Galveston ans
Indianola Harper, Walker &co--Cramer &eos
j Flntow---F -Franeke 4 Danneel-Bloom, CERT
Myer--o order
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
Helos-Coming :. Up.

Brit steamship Bolivian. Couehe, from, Liverpool
25th Jan via Queenstown, to VIM Hunter zee
Steamship r B Cnyler, Dollard, from New York
sd inst, via Nassau, to G a Fosdick s.
Steamship Goncordia, Sears, from Boston, to Cree
Wy, Niekerson &co
Brig Robert Peel, Gonoser, 6 days from Havana
10 E Troisgrose 81.
Schr Anderson, -, from Havana, to H Vii
iarubia
ship Memrion, Baker, from New York, 18th Jan
to Creevy, Niekerson &co
schr Belle Sea, , from --
Schooner Howard ID Adams, from Brazos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
BAYOU MACON.

REGULAR TENsAs AN , BAYOU MACON PACKET. II
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. sist inst, at P. NJ.
EH0R TENsaS AND BAYOU MACON
u The fine passenger packet nj attic, L. H. Patterson
MASTER w Guss clark, will leave for Tensss Bayou Macon
and all iEermediae landings above For freight OF passase
appy board, or to IA. H..
F. ]. WrNBuRNs Agent 81 Magazine street
TITUS 4 tiTARrEEY, Tchoupitoufas street.
N O. D0NoHUE, Agent, Tchoupitoasas street r
P SNstice TO shppers passengers The officers o,
Matte ayin, identified with the ahoye trade for
of wears You viii have guarantee that AL
freight vii; h5 landed correctly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
! Leaves New Orleans and Memphis
.-.----- ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb %, at 5o'elock P, NJ
Steamer HENRY Won PHUL-JAMES ALLEN, Master !;
P. 7. BURKE, Clerk. t 2. t -
EOK MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
i Point, Greenvile, Lake Providence Miken's Bend
Lake Washington Grand Lake, Ashton Nicksburg Netchez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings.
river with the privilege of reshppng first class packets at
Vicksburg For freight passage apply board
JNO. E. HYDE i Co. Agents.
.sEfT y sa0T %tyg ll3 Common street.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS ALTERNATE
4 SATURDAYS -,-
Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb. 24th, at s r. M.
STEAMER MAGEETA-T. P. LEATHERS Master, A. B.
ELMER, r. A. OWEN and CHAS. GkICE, clerks. " y
IIoR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, GREEN
vile, Eggs Point, Lake Washington, Grand Lake,
Carolina Landing, Ashton, Pitchers Point, skipwths
Landing, Lake Providence Goodrc's Lending Onega NIL
kens Bend Vieksburg, Natchez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou
Sara, Baton Rouge and all intermediate landings-
The above packet will take freight and passengers for
Yazoo River, with privilege of reehppng hrsc ass
packets Vicksburg For freight passage apply board
or to JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent
Front street.
All business fo- Natchez, yicsburg and the Bens will
'''' 'p's'A SfRaINiUs c. pENrzEE Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET ONCE WEEK
Leaves every SATURDAY at 10 o'clock 4,
HIseR FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP,
roine la Hache aud interim diate andings-The new
and magnificent steamer j. G.. Black ford, Leo Bayhi,
s. O. Benjamin and A. Labarre, clerks leaves New
Orleans every Saturday at 10 for Forts Jackson and
St Philip Returning on Mondays For freight or PASSAGE
apply on board, or to
or to FIRMIN MARTIN. las Old Levee.
~ VIRGINIUS @. DEETzEL Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
PAss CHRISTIAN.

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, at F. Ia-
IIOR PASS CHRISTIAN. BAY ST. LOUIS,
and Wolf riyer-The Delta will leave for the
named places from the head of the New Basin, as
above W receive eight from Tuesday morning till time Of
departure
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
tlaril,s 3,ltelIigellff.

Tuesday, February ". i565
Cleared Yesterday.
] Steamship " g Hewes, Austin, for Galveston.
G Harris
j steamahip Rove, Davis for Mobile
ss5as ss En- John = Hyde &eo
Steamer Manhattan. Wilson, for Mobile, g Harris
/ Steamer Louise Hopkins, for Mobile, I G Harris
Steamer Magnolia, Graham, for Mobile, Master
Nhip PocahoItas Percy, for Liverpool,
fstsss as s5 Meeher, Knox BOO
Holsi brig Burgomaster Dannanbargh, Yisker, for
Bremen, Baeljer q DeVerta
Echr Dah simmons, Godfrey, for Ruatan Island
q Smaller, jr
Mx schr Camille, Gouzance, for Matalnoros,
nehr sss Horse, Ferrer, for Mobile. sas
# 4 Huntington Bros
echr Ehief, Godfrey, sfor Brazos Santiago, Master
6shr Express Gonent; for Sabine Pass, Master
Dehr Florida, Adams, tor Pensacola, J " Blach
Hloop Too Late, Pegrara, for Galveston VIA SABINE
Pass, asaNS sYFsN "a sassS master
Hisep Red Jacket, GiIney for Apaiachicola IL bal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
STHsA RTBDATs. g

III STEAMBOATS,. 3tf6
ST. LOUIS. a Eea i
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CoMpA
Nys BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MA1.
,8---E A. sRs s.tt.s~ ,E49s
FOE MEMPHIS. CAIRO. ST. LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE. 5a' e*
One Of the following boats Will leays as above EVERY
EVENING, from the compauy's wharf foot Of B,enylle
street, viz ..2 80 " siff s5&&1s q. Y $50
Pauline Carroi. w. n. Arthur,
Peytona, 9saa l1zsyna tLuna, sSs4ss4 RaBgo|
Mary e. Forsyth, 81 Mollie Able.
Atlantic. .g q49gy Julfa, ss s
~ Mississippi. Ida Handy,
Continental, 4.isa ii Ol,ve Branch.
Leviathans r. ~ Lady Gay. 81
za Ruth, u 24-stls@ 4Lnminury,& asssa
For freight or through tickets all points North or
East, apply at the compnny's Office, SlS2t& t *
IS lo4 COMMON STREET, opposite City Hotel
u S. MAIL LINE
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leaves on TUESDAY 10Th inst., at5PM
T1OR SIT. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
burg, Eatchea Rouge DGnala"nyile and all inter
nsw op asu ss
iii esSe 81 asoye from The wharf Of Bisn
For freight Or pt'Eisf r. rReaE sGisa Assa
Through tickets to ali Northern cities sold at
| the Agents office . - -. q Z - -
| MERCHANTS, AND PEOPLES LINE.
t. Leaves TUESDAY, 10Th inst, at 8 PM
ST amMp
ntermedae coast splendid PASSENGER steamer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

TNTEmNAn. REVENUE STAMPS OF Ali
RULEFF 4 TWIGHELL
3 (itsvier Ssrnst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20
CAMDEN. TRENTON. ETC

~ Leaves WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, at 5r N. w u
EOR CAMDEN, MILLER'S BLUFF CHAN.
pagnole, Pigeon Hill, Alabama Landing, Trenton, Mon
roe all way landings Ouachita and Black Rversfhe
light draft passenger steamer Co0za, f. Austin master
Lawson, clerk, will leave above For freight or
passage apply on board, or to
N. 0. DONOHUE, Tchoupitoulas street
VIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

" - .
Schr Anderson, ------, from Havana, to HI Vii,
shin Memfion, Baker, from New York, 18th Jan
to Creevy, Niekerson &co
schr Belle Haasra sea . aaams um from Brasos
"A s,-S4 Memoranda.
We are indebted to Capt Ryder, Of the steam
ship Montgomery, for the following report: !" The
steamship Montgomery left New York for tins
port on 9Th January; the same day encountered e
heavy gale from the North; on the evening q
the 9Th our rudder gave gave way, and we imme-
diately steered for Nassau IN r., where We ar.
rived on the 18th January; remained there unIli
the 9Th inst. when We left in tow Of steamship y
euyier, Capt Dol1ard, from New York, bound to z
All mort arrived at S W Pass on the 10th inst,
and at our wharf, foot Of st Joseph street. yestef
Iday.''
The steamer z Dunkerson, while on hef way
from Shreveport to this city WITH carge oi over
s00 haes cotton, met with an accident which COM
nellefl her to throw overheard all but about lpo
bales, with which she arrived yesterday morning.
she left the steamer Starlight engaged IN taking
her cotton aboard.
~ Experts Yesterday.
4
MOBILE Steamship Rover-l9s bbls -four 500
sks bran 565 SKIS corn 1876 sks cotton seed and sun
dries !. I. 81 II, u d =. All ]. . tgn nsnr
feet lumber 81 bbls -four bbis pork = Dds beel
"a essIVEsToN sdaaEssi Via SABINE PASS sloop Toe
Iate-50 bbls fionr 5 bbls whisky 81 Kegs lard
kegs butter and sundrIes
BREMEN -Holnd brig Burgomaster Dannan
barah-32Sb bales cotton q
MATAMOROS-Mx schr Camille rs bhls foul
90 bbls potatoes 25 kegs lard and sundTies .a
MOBILE -Schr Sea Horse-a7 bbls Hour ll0t
sks corn 100 SKIS cotton seed SO bbls pork and sun
dries
ton
-four and sundries u ,gs. .ss4t tSf . la
MOBILE Steamer Magnolia. !! & .snndry mdse sul
MOBILE Steamer Louise Sundry mdse
MOBILE Steamer Manhattan -Snndries
GALVESTON Steamship w G Hewes-10
bbls -four and sundries
SABINE PASS Schr Eypress-59 bbls flour
bhls pork bbls whisky 20 sks corn kegs iar'
and sundres - ;,
bbls pork 100 SKIS oats 100 SKIS corn ~ Sis salt e.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

ALABAMA ANDING, BAYOU BARTHULOMEW. BAYOU
DiARBONEE, MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at o'clock =. M.
EO8k ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR
tholomew. 0aachta City Port Unon Bayou DArbonne,
Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Columbia, Har
risonburg Trinity and ali intermediate landings Ouachta
and Black Rivers-Tbe steamer Alabama, G. Press Work,
master Jno Douglas clerk, leaves as above regularly
For freight passage apply on board or to-
.i JOHN A. STEVENSON, No. s Front street,
HlTE d MURDOCH. 81 Graver street.
The steamer Alabama takes freight and passengers for
all landings Bayou DArbonne and Bayou Bartholomew
the lowest with the privilege of reshpppg light
draft steamers The Alabama will take passengers Tor
landings; also freight and for Tensas Bayou
Macon and Bu River, with the privilege Of reshpping
YIRGINIuS @. DENTZELa Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

Leaves on WEDNESDAY 2lst inst, at 5 o'clock r. M.
EOK CAMDEN, MILLER's BLUFF, CHAMPAG-
noe Pigeon HILL Alabama Landing, Trenton Monroe, and
all landings ouatha and Black steamer
New EE II, Frank Keeling master NJ N. Wood and r. T.
Boyle clerks will leave above. For freight apply
on board, orto =
N. o. DON0HUE, Agent 2Tchoupitonlas street.
yIRGINIUS U. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

2 I "
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT 5-. s,-tr !
4 ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP LINE
~ PASSAGE AND FREIGHT REDUCED
$40. FOR FIRST CABIN $40
$&5.. ....... ..FOR SECOND GLASS. ......sse5 81
Freight taken at the lowest rates of the day, and
NO CARGO ON DECK
To leave on SATURDAY, Feb. "a, at o'clock M.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW AND
popular steamship Missouri, ---s,.. &. ,ig-.,u
JAS. SINCLAIR Commander,
will sail for New York above For PASSAGE having
odatons unsurpassed by steamship route WITH
SPACIOUS DINING SALOON ON DECK, or freight, apply
at the office Of the Line.
Freight will he transhpped by the New York House, of
charge 70 destination. .-sg --s..= ,s--rs
"E4a GARRISON ALLEN,
l0i Common street, opposite City Hotel.
Office in New York, No. Bowling Green.
FOR NEW YORK. sEg5
BLACK STAR LINE NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
STEAMSHIPS.
To sail SATURDAY., Path inst, at 81
EOK NEW YORK-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP
Ut +a R. n. Cuyler, @
< --...--.- s. Fl. DoLLARD, Commander.
will leave her wharf, foot of St. Joseph street. promptly
above i. 4 Fl S+5tT sstT 80 Egs
First Cabin Passage. $50
For freight PASSAGE having fine accommodations apply te
l--- q GEO. A FosDIGK,
80 Camp street, corner of Natchez street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-20

BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs PACKET. .
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 2lst inst, ut 8 p.
HoR COULTER POINT. MOUND BAYOU
u and EsLee' Upper Tensss all landings on Lower
Tensas Little and Black pesTe light draft packet Gen
Abrams mater JCs Kirby clerk will leave as aDefeA
For frsiEas nr passage a;5py 9osra or to 81 =. q
YIK4lNIlS o. DENTziiL, Advertising Agent,