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sNsACoLA-schr Emma-sundry mdse


HAVRE-Per ship R G Winthrop-2l pkgs alb.
synthe Couturie Bros-21 cases wine W Hynson
&co440 do Blanchin Il Giraud-5OO bskts wine to
Riyiere &coA4 do Duntze--l0O do n csks OF
wine o Bercier &co-l2 do gin Vredenburg Bros
csks wine Fehrenbach-75 bskt do Brulatour &
co-l0O do I B Blanchard-20 cases wine s Hue.
klehiem-l0 do 7 Gaschen--2O0 pkgs do L Grange
l04 cases do Fowler, Stanuard &co--300 LeIanc &
muller-s do 100 cases do c T Buddecke-50 pkgs
do 500 demijohns u pkgs mdse Fl Valeton-2 cases
mdse O Lefevre--1 do Roman Il Olivier--l do to
g Weeshaar-3 do Abat g. Generes-79 pkgs mdse
G Folsom-ss do Rochereau-l0 cases mdse to
Rimailho & Espenan--3 do Closterman & Boyle-9
do Rien-7 do f Duconge-3 do J Avet.l do
n Pepin-2 do P Sarazin-2 do Moulor-3 C j
Paul l. Bauer-2 A Jchwab-l do 7 Levy-l A
Heno-6 Tucker C Bregenger-2 Kodln-
drnnewald-4 Charpean Loubure-5 E Par,
mele--2 Daunis-4 H Keller-l Nj Laplace-5
Y Y schiff &ce--l0 E Mioton-1 Maloche i to
Dr Deiery-l Seigman & Bier--22 Leon Pierre eco
q: n kock-l00 dumijohns G Cavaroc &co-2300 do
rlagg,9 as Bros,sS6 burr stones Folger &co3 pkgs
Leisy Lorber--l Bellocq, Noblom Sco-l Eus.
ts-.95 Gauche--2 Koenig-l0 G Cummipos-
szo eurr stones G w Todd &co-677 csks wine 10
90 gln IL pkgs mdse to order = =
20a bales cotton Wood Low X Ind,y;osep .ioS a,
Given, Watts &co--58 do Shannon. Lewis Roo 40
d " Farley &co-29 F F Mitchell &eo. 20 Crafts
q ntresIb Graham &co-3 L NJ Merritt TO
L Il Coleman Total 4Sl bales cotton say 20 ~
LAyACA--S Steamship Layaca- a ha,o. .a...
Fulkerson McLaurin-l0d do Jno Williams SEQ "
axis cotton Francke 4 Danneel~a his nesI asIo =,
ThoTpsGSnn MsSTotas M Y bales cotton sis do
ship Lucille 50 bales cotton Hull & frggs9ss do
s bbls wax and tall.w F Mitchell &coMs3 ha,es
cotton 100 bdls iron ties to Given Watts &cosan'
dries TO order-TotA l58 bales cotton
. MOBILE Steamer Manhattan-s bales cotton
Stevenson j. May-sundyies to order
SR0ST0N-Schr N. Rich A at5. ,ndsa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
Narine gnteHigenre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. o. CAMP STREET,
Thursday, March %, 1860.

"
.....5 Thursday, March q, 1865. )
Cleared Yesterday. Va "."
Steamship Montgomery, Ryder, for New York,
G A Fosdick
Steamship Tartar, Howes, for Galveston
G A Fosdick
Steamship Rover, Davis, for Mobile,
John E Hyde eco
Steamship Exact, Washburne, for Mobile,
Norcross, Perkins g. Hersey
Steamer Vigo, Norton for Mobile, Master
Bark Chas Brewer, Dermot, for Matanzas,
..+- G W Hynson eco
Br schr Challenger, Fischer, for Ruatan Island,
Master
Sohr Edna Harvard, Harvard, for Sagua la Grand,
Rivers g. Clay
NIX schr Hercules, Peranza, for Sisal and Cam
peachy, F Camerden
Nix schr Flor del Mer, Delix, for Campeachy,
J NJ Orio
Schr Emma, Walters, for Pensacola, Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
Commercial 9ntelligente.
osrsess1 OFFICE, No. 8. cAmp srs

URFsCENr OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP SrgYRr
wednesday Evening. March Il, 1855.
COTFoN-Thers was moderate inquiry noticeable this
but business was checked for time by the absence
advices from the North and by the cond
ton the weather The latter improved somewhat towards
meridian however and as u was ascertaned about the
time that with the North by telegraph
still few buyers who are not easily ntimdated
came forward and took some $3.50 bales which, with $50 bales
sold forenoon make the operations the day
up $3.50 bales The reports factors and buyers as
prices still of such conflicting character that would
useless work to attempt furn reliable closely
approxmating quotations. and therefore again omit
statement prices. Bnt the market was evidently
as may have been anticipated from the further decline
in Forsgn Exchange, although slight reaction notice
able towards the close of the day. which the the
active movement during the few preceding hours The opera
tious have been divided purchasers in the following
order viz I4UO bales 100 BJO $780, 800 m l6O lO5 TO- GO and
STATEMENT OF COTTON. e
Stock on hand Sept lst ls65-baes. ......... s32sg
ssesSsa % sinSs 59s o
s1 HS : - " : s
636,5S4
sea s.aee Sssseroas o, oo ooz
= '''''''' Y -.-,so
Stock hand and on shiphoard cleared $50
Y sUGARAND MoLAssEs--There have been no receipts
since yesterday and with but little to operate the trans
actions low clarified Sugar at
p D. together with 40 bb good fermentng Moassss
. gallon
WESTERN PRODuCEA pretty fair business has bean car
ed en- at full prices for all commodities classed under
head, the full particulars of which will be found below
FLoURThs transactions to-day about 400 bbls
including l5o low superhne Sc 59ST do superne
IS % 200 superhne Mt IS So 200 it's merits So low
extra at Si0@sl0 Is 200 itsne $40 60
$40 rs good Sl2 rs and 100 on its merits at
SIS also 50 choice extra at Sl3 25 D bbl
CORNING noticed sales Of some 5000 sacks Of which 5000
and 1000 mixed at 100 yellow at S5c, and 700 white at
soc. q busheL
oATs-About 1000 sacks disposed Of comprising 500
n writ IND at Sl1c hUeLa al
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
Han ORIGINS Daily Grestert,
! Tr,rRspAY MORNING, MARCH "a, 1855.
a TRIBUTE OF Respect

xRow JACKSON FIRE COMPANY NO /, JACKSON. MISS,
70 rHs MEMORY OF FRED. GRUBgG, OF NEW Or
LEANS.
AT a special meeting Of Jackson Fire Company
No. /. held on Friday evening the 18th inst, the
death of this distinguished fireman being announced
committee was appointed to prepare suitable
resolutions who reported as follows--the report
being unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We, the members of Jackson FIRE
Company No. L, have learned with the most pro
found sorrow of the death OF Fred. Gruber, VINO
was killed on the 9th inst by the hands Of an as,
sassin; and whereas while we mourn the death OF
Ill good citizens, there are special reasons WY
this company should feel deeply bereayed py snis
aspensation of Providence therefore
Resolned, That in the death OF Fred. uruper, We
realize tie loss Of one who, BY hls many ana
marked attentions to u.s. individually and as an or
Kaniaafion became specially endeared to TINS
company, We shall ever remember when, as
NJ rnests of The FIRE department of New Orleans, in
The spring Of 1853, how assluuousy " ne appnee MN
self topromote our comfort We shall never forget
his liberal hospitality ms noble fankness anu the
M the Character, and were exhibited in the daily
y ME- of our departed friend.
Resoired, That in the death of Fred. Gruber,
She peonle Of New Orleans have sustained great
loes. which we are gratiied to know they have
8 neeI prompt and unreserved in recognizing; the
~ department Of that city, has been called to
\ nourn the death Of brother who was always
1ected honor upon all the stations he was called
10 GIL. Fred. Grnber was the embodiment Of
true fireman. Wherever the fiery element was to
1e subdned, he sought the most perlous places,
regardless of danger and unconscious of fatigue.
He Was by nature benevolent of heart, and gener-
sus and charitable to fault "A pure, bright speci
Hen of Heavens most noble work-an honest
nan. In him it may be truly said:
VIA "-----the elements
We're SO mixed. that Nature might standup,
Y And say 10 all the world-This Is a ntan1
II ~. mn Al,
nent of New Orleans, and to the relatives of the
deceased, our sincere sympathy; and as a mark
Of respect on the part Of this company, it is or
dered that this feeble tribute to departed worth be
entered upon our Journal, and that copy thereof
Ae suitably transcribed for preservation in our
1AN. s ssS sss5 .-s,8 s
Resosued, That the Secretary transmit without
DELAY, copy Of these resolutions to the President
q the New Orleans Fire Department. and that the
papers of jackson and New Orleans be requested
VIM FRENCH
Ns $B4 i sfSssss j.. NJ POWER I5t
'55#a. NtAZ2A,
X s5. sp GREEN,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
EoK NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE
new and splendid sidewheei steamships
MORNING STAR. .2aO0 tons. .Howes Commander.
EVENING STAR. .2DI5 tons. H L. Quick, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons Berry, Commander.
RISING sFAR...... $500 tons. Nelson, Commander
For New York Direct.
Tho and first. class screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 300 tons :. Sumner Commanding.
&ERRIMAcK. 1900 tons. .vansice Commanding.
MAR1POSA. 100 tons. Commanding.
MONTERREY. 1910 tons. Commanding.
The and Hrst.class sidewhsel steamship
Evening Star.
QUICK, Commander,
Tn leave company's wharf front Of jackson Square,
SUNDAY, 18th inst, at NJ, for New York. above
having been detained by Quarantine
The Line composed Of the largest elegant steam
ships which been built in this country any
They every respsct tted for service and
route upon which they Their accommodations
exceed by those other steamers the world
4s- Passage reduced.
Freight will be at the Compsnys warehouse the
landing all times during business hours and the Company
fer freight will always bs made low By other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
J. M. CoURTENAY, Agent.
S3Carondelet street.
BLACK STAR LINE NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
STEAMSHIPS
To sail on THURSDAY. I'D inst, ut 8 A.
EoR NEW YORK D1RECT-rHE FAST
Montgomery,
CALVIN RYDER, Commander
will leave wharf Post IS Fourth District above
First Cabin Passage. 500
For freight passage having superior accommodations
| apply to
GEO. A FOsDICK,
30 Camp street. of Matches street.
FOR NEW YORK
CROMWELL's N. Y. AND N. 0. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail SUNDAY March 18th, at BAN
FOE NEW YOKK-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
steamship
General Grant,
E. ", HOLMES Commander ::
leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED M0ULroN, Al Carondelet street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
Arrived Yeaterf,av.

Steamship Evening Star Quick, from New yorl
| Sd inst. via Havana 10th, (lately at Ouaran
tine,) to M Conrten9y-2d district
Steamship Monterey. Whitman, from New York
| Steamship Lucille, Doyle, from Apalachicola ant
Pensacola, to Creevy, Nickerson &co-lst dis
trict
Steamship Jas Green, Fairchild, from Apalachi
| cola, to Zerega &co-lst district 16
| Steamship Lavaca Livingston, from Lavaca, to Z
A Yorke &co-lst district l6
Ship c Winthrop, Stewart, from Havre, Jan "a
to G " Hynson &co-3d district 36
Bark Sandy Hook, Barston, 25 days from New
York to Baeter 4 Devertu-Point
Brig Alice Lea, Herring, Is days from New York
to G W Hynson &co-3d district 80
Brig Ocean Wave, --, from the south coast o
Cuba, bound to New York (put in in distress
Schr NJ A Rich, Wetherspool, Is days from Boston
to master-lst district %
STEAMBOATS,.
W H Osborne, Rogers, from ST Louis.
Alabama, Dye, from Ouachita River.
Grey Eagle, White, from Grand Lake
Sonora, Broad, from st Martinsvile.
Manhattan, Wilson, from Mobile.
Below-ComIn9 Up.
Steamship Gen Grant, Holmes, from New York
10th inst to Moulton
Bark Alliance, Wolfer, from Lamlash, Jan Goth,
to master
Ship Zenobia. ----, from Boston, via Apalachi-
cola, in ballast to u w Hynson Gco
Schooner Howard D Adams, from Brazos
AT Quarantine. I-r+5
Steamship Cuba, Wilson. from Baltimore 7th inst
via Havana 10th, to Creevy, Nickerson &co
Steamship Tappahannock Williams, from Apa-
lachicola, to l. NJ Merritt
Br schr Village Gem, Golding, from Havana, to
master
Br schr Helena, Felsher, from Matamoros, to mas
ter
Bark Fanny, -, from Matanzas, to Murison
Brig Eaton, from Havana, to J B Murison eco
t-s Memoranda.
The brig Ocean Wave, bound from the south
coast of Cuba to New York, arrived at Algiers
yesterday, leaking badly. When of the mouth of
the Mississippi river her Captain, in fit of tenn
porary insanity, committed suicide by cutting his
throat.
Exports Yesterday.
NEW Notwithstanding Montgomery-5O SKIS
corn BIT bales cotton loo bales moss 81 do leather
and sundries
GALVESTON Steamship Tartar-4ooo SKIS oats
$50 bbls flour ties hams and sundries
SISAL and CAMPEACHY-Mx schr Hercules
SIG bbls flour 10 bbls potatoes
CAMPEACHY-Mxs schr Flor del Mer-s bbls of
tar and sundries
MATANzAs- Bark Charles Brewer-ls5 empty
RUATAN ISLAND-Br schr Challenger-s5Oo
feet lumber 1000 shingles Ito bbls -four % bbls of
meal 80 bxs soap ,uzsL4 AZ
SAGUA La GRAND-Schr Edna Harward-GO
csks water and sundries
MOBILE Steamship Exact-425 SKIS corn 200
SKIS bran 100 bales hay $50 bbls -four 200 bbls mo-
lasses So do meal csks bacon and sundries
MOBILE-Steamship Rover 45O SKIS corn 100
bbls -four 88 SKIS oats loo bbls pork and sundres
M0BILE-Steamer Vigo-l0O bbls of meal and
sundries s.s
PENSACOLA-Sch Emma-sundry mdse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22

JKsfkRsOH CrrY March o. 1855
Arrived yesserdsy2 Sheep sold-S0 Western Beeyes 62
Texas Beeves Hogs and Is Mich Cows Stock on sale
s Western Beeve So Texas Beeves 3sl Hogs 2e9 bse
u Calves and ITO Mich Cows We quote 49,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
MEMPHIS,

M HMH HIS.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March a. at 5 o'oIoekpx
Steamer HENRY VON PHUL-JAMEs ALLEN MaHer :.
P. T. BURKE, Clerk.
EOK MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON EGGS
L Point, Greenville, Lake Providence Milken's Rend
Lake Washington, Grand Lake. Ashton Vcksburg Nstcbez
mediate landings " ~
The above packet VIII take freight passengers for Yazoo
river with the privilege of reshpping packets at
'lcksburg For freight or passage apply board to
JNO. E. HYDE CO., Agents,
DIDu, qtra
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22

:
ST. CHARLES HOTEL w Miller, Oaksboro;
Or Sehwing, s B Raymond, Plaquemine; j VI
Jones. s Raymond, Portland, Me; J VanBer-
gsr, N K; W Chinn, La; w j Metealf, Natchez;
Detroit; E D Buckley, Y; d Lynch. Washington;
u LNewberger, Miss; b M Johnson H Looth IS C:
Y WGraves, Ala; W "a Ehnendorf, G f Scorila
Chicago, 9 Leancy jackson; G Kicks and
family, city; @ G Campbell Tex; A Morton, G
Norton, " Nj Wilson, n Brown, il, Phladelphhia;
A Oakley, n X; RIM Haydock, Paducah; D g
Glenn. Miss; u Is Cook. Galveston; "A G Sparks,
city; Z " Chandler, W M Brown, u s Navy;
Iliss !. Murphy. Mrs Dawrsnce, b S BrownsoI'' son
z Hail. AZ Merriman, ] Geddes, p Hogg, J j. Day,
NYszD Barrow, q w Phillips, La; Miss M Otis
Cleveland. O. y Weeks, o Page, D w Ross, va;
family ~; NJ Stamps and wife, Miss; 3 9 Black
.an and wife. Lake Proyidsncs; + Gall, Liberty,
81. LOUIS HOTEL ] wilson, n Z; b Avegno
Hxsas Pbadsphs iii HsssnSo;hsm waSo iiSud Msnahss o
~, Eng i johnson, N I; Il i Nook. Dr. Eagle
-; " McCntcteon, st Charles parish; J w Nc.
cfIT HOTEL ] OTIS, Houston DrJ N Moore,
-; NJ Osgood, Coast; r NJ Fitzpatrick La; j nj
1rummaE Ky; ] M Fries, N C; (, McTaggart,
1hibodanx; Brown, C Crittenden, Tex; nj
1acon, Montgomery; Miss Crawford; N A Bron-
Mgg, DrG King and wife, Tex; Y G Denham, Ky !;
Isx q Carey, Monroe; Phillips, cnoianati i; !;
L Bickcrman, city; q Rice, Ala; a Israel,
~ Crystal SPRING.; Van zandt Texas !;
a. a Pointer, g , city Mrs M 7 Barrow Foster !;
y II Burton. city; Brown; y A Vim, Waco,
1sxas; Neel and wife. Ind; Mrs A III Sum.
Mers, do; Ferguson; W Basnett, Caldwell,
"A; y Rice, Cincinnati; g w West and family
Kinds county Miss; J 7 Hibher, do; + Dubois,
Mobile; w + Samson, Florida; J tratum; Mrs r A
Kearney, Il; Platt Point Coupee; W N Thomp-
sen, "a; D Kerr, Claiborne, La; y Wyche,
eity: r Miller Natchez; p Hads.
6T.JAMES HOTEL 10 Bowen, Miss; Comp
tcn, Mexico; Hegarty; G Howard and wife "a
a = Cassity, J j Smile, e b Allen, G WTerry and
vie, 3 G Cook, W G Millsaps and wife, ] P Pack
81. Singleton, w n Fitzhugh, ] Boarman, N
Cady n StockMeil. Miss; = Baggs and family; J
ey and wife; J n Kindrick, NJ Half. Tex; Mrs R
a kearney, La; Wellooring. Fla; D S Cape,
u Goodes Lai = Fl Torrey; y W Reese, Memphis;
ars King La; * Hancock, Va; j J Murray,
K; Loring, Mo,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS.
Calling at Havana and Queenstown to land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
here at through Of freight to St. Petersburg
Moscow. Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havrs.
The final Of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of lsding, declared by the holder of
of lsding within twelve hours after the arrival
at Liverpool, thus aordins the importer the choice OF
markets
Seeage tickets granted here by this to
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency per adult.
T7HE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited dispatch the following u
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every TUESDAY, and NEW
ORLEANS every SATURDAY
LOUISIANA. tons ...P Jamisou, Captain
MISSISSIPPI tons j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons II. Baker Captain.
MISSOURI, 1864 tons. a Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS .......lSs6 tons II, Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. 1929 tons. VIM L. Mesney, Capt
l66l tons ....J. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. l6l tons. j. Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN. .l943 tons Il. P P. Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool SIPS gold equivalent in
currency.
For rates Of freight apply to
WIN HUNTER d CO., IL Carondeet street..
Consgnee of goods respectfully their
Bills of Ladng the office pay their freight and obtain de-
Livery orders for the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22

FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
ZOE LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Florida.
Cargo is being received at the foot of Jsckson
street. for above steamer sailing punctuay SATURDAY
the 24th of March, o'clock NJ oe followed BY
thsFPERUVIAN, on Saturday the 3lst of March
Cabin passage to Liverpool sl25 to Havana sJ In gold
or their equivalent In U. s. Currency.
For freight passage, apply to
WIN. HUNTER d CO., Il Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London at ONE
PER CENT.
" Bills of lading for this Company (Which only be
sgned) will be had at the AGENTS Office as above
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
CAMDEN, TRENTON. ETC

ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW, BAYOU
D'ARBoNNE MONROE AND TRENTON.
Leaves On THURSDAY, ed inst, at 5r.M
ENOH ALABAMA LANDING, BAYOU BAR
L hooaew OuachitE City Port Uniou Bayou D'Arbcnns
Trenton, Monroe, Pinr Bluff CsFor Landing Columbia Ha
risonburg Trinity, AL intermediate iandHgs Ouarka
and Black Rivers-Tbe steamer Aiabauiit, A. j. Dye
+ j. WiNBURN, Agent, "a Magazine street "
STEVENSON Il DOUGLAS, No D Front street.
The steamer Alabama takes fegit and passengers fU
all landings on Bayou DArhannc and Rsy.u Batthogmsv
the lowest with the privilege Of reshippug ek
draft steamer swan WIN take freight and passenRen Sr
Tensas Bayou MACON and bTuf E7e with the PRIVILEGE
reshIpping on steamer Alite
vIkGINIus G DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
Leaves on THURSDAY 22d inst, ,at5rx
DOR CAMHEN, CHANPA AGEohE, ALAB sML
H. Landing Trenton Monroe snd a Intermediate landing
on ouachIta and Black Kyers-The steamer New Era,
Frank Keeling master NJ N Wood john Malloy clsky
to N O. DONOuUE, AEent,2 Tthou pitouas stree
The New Era will take fright for Boeuf River consea
with dahne and for AraRenhia to connect yh
steamers Sciot4 and Sybu
vIRGINiUs G. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
Leaves evory SATURDAY, at5rn
REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PACKET
EOR TIE BENTON, MONROE, oUAoHlTA CITE
IL Sterngs Landing CuGpba Harrisonburg, all nts
mediate landings Black and Ouacba RiyersThe SID
wheel passenger steamer
Vicksburg,
JOHN W. T0BIN, Master, G PRESS WORK Clerk
will leave above This every Monday
with steamer Alice for Payou Macon aud TeHsas Same
connects with steamer IdAhos for U sndn Rive
On Tuesday with steamer Swan all landings on Bayo1I
Arb3nne with ateaner MnnUw for all landings on BsyssI
Bal thoomew and Saline RIVER
Shippers the connections and thnt therI
raights will through without diay lowest through
rates For freight Or pa passage 1nPy on hoard orto
Passengers taken for all Coast Land ngs
flRG1NIUS C. DESTZEL. Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
STEAMBOATS,.
-lIDBILE.

-E-A N<-4$a AAA1s'
FOR MOBILE DIRECT VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
GULF LINE.
leave port for Mobile EVERY ALTERNATE BAY at A. M
EOK MOBILE GULF LINE-CoMPosED OF
thsfouowing screw steamships:
Alliance,
H. j. AdNEw, Commander.
Planet,
r. HALLoWELL. Commander.
Exact,
E. P. wASuBURN. Commander.
These steamers take freight for MOBILE, MONTGOMERY
and SELMA and all points the Alabama river through
these points.
The the line insure at the lowest rates. and make
such connections Mobile to insure the prompt forwarding
of freight Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
bama river, without delay or additional expense
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
conslgnees NORCROSs, PERKINS HERSEY,
26 Caroudele street, New Orleans, La.
STEWART L OSBORNE, Mobile, Ala
B-Shippers will please procure orders at the Agents
Office before shipping -
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave THURSDAY March I'D on the arrival the
~ M. Pontchartrain Railroad train.
FOE MoEHLE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
Frances, ...
A l. MYERS, Commander
will leave as above For freight passage apply
L G. HARRIS, Camp and Common streets
N B-No freight received after ~ O'Clock P.
NJ No bills of lading will be signed after 4p.M
Freight taken at 25 per cent less than usual rates
WATERING PLACES.
Leaves THURSDAY. March I'D on the arrival of the
A. NJ. Ponchnrtran Railroad train.
FOR THE WATERING PLACEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
CHARLES WALKER, Com nander
will leave as above for Bay St Louis. Pass Christian
Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs
Returning, leaves FRIDAY, arriving at the Lake End
in time for the first train Saturday Morning.
For freight or passage apply to
LEACH 4 PERKINS
corner Of aravier and Carondelet streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
TENSAS RIVER.

REGULAR TENsAS AND BAYOU MACON PACKET.
Leaves THURSDAY 22d inst, at 5yrM
EOK TENSAS AND BAYOU MACON
i The fine passenger packet Matte, L H. Patterson,
master Guss, clerk will leave for Tensts Bayou Macon
apply on board. or to y foo
F. J. W1NBURN Agent 81 Magazine street
The Matte will take freight as any other boat in the
trade. VIRGINIUS q OEsNTZEI. A5avarssno ,,ant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
CINCINNATI.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 24th inst, a. 5pn
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE
u and al intermediate landingThe magnificent side whea
passenger packet Nicholas LongyorIh, Alex R. IRWIN
master will leave above For freight passage apply o
board, or to JOHN E. HYDE co Areuts "
No lI3 Common str
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22

STE EAMSHEPS.
BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LINE
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EOR B0sTON-THIs LINE is COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships FORM regular line sail
ing promptly advertised rates. viz
Steamship cONGoRDIA. Cant Sears
hsNslNSioS...'.,.. .,......,....s.C Capt Chapman.
81. LOUIS .....-.... Capt Cansen.
The above admirably adapted tho trade com
anded by experienced officers every facility possible will
be extended shippers eoussnses For freight or passage
apply 70 OREEvy, NICKRRsON L co,
IS 8Carondslst street. corner aravier.
Bills Of Ladins furnished on application.
APALACHICO
REGULAR PACKET.
To ssii on THURSDAY, March I'D, at SAX
FoR RAPALAcHronLAAN ANN ST. MARKS
The magnificent steamship
~ N. o'AEAEsY. Commander,
VIII sail IS above t'os, Pastle First District.
Fer freight or psssATe apa,y te
Fosg HOBBY. lss srar,ss .,rss,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22
PITTSBURSI.

Leaves THURSDAY 22d inst at 5pn
EfOK PITTSEU URGa, CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE
and all intermediate laudngs-The new and splendid
Mcoa,lnn lr, clerk, leaves above For freight pas
sage apply on board or to JOHN F. HYDE CO,
w No. 1l3 Common street.
The Armenia is supplied With double tiueo boilers
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22

usox JACKSON FIRE COMPANY NO l, JACKSON, MISS.
70 enc MEMORY OF FRED. aRuBEG, or NEW Or
LEANS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-22

Per steamship Monterey from New York;
Antoine--Atlantio and Miss s oo-J Atkins-