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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-09
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAnCH g. 1865 SUPPLEMENT-

Is none (Cheerst II would be Impossible n sr,,,, h
ee 70 an arbitrator without mpating breach OF mini
and honor TO this country because ali must adm that
you did your best Ia each there can be- no claim
would be most dangerous prr, eden, N auv 'n na
should Old itself responsible evils which II oop na
foSress Hear hea) To say that neutral nations shona
DO Responsible for all done by the subjects Of a,i
nations which the governments Of those nations cannot
preve,' would be TO throw neutral naons tho oD
enses Of maritime wars carried on by Their nehSa,s
(Chs ers That rs principle which cannot be adm tied.
thnkIns !, Vat have good ground for aSserins " "a
contrary pr ucpl,; II Is when are dealing With
s wSs pso s been most Jealous s"a 1 npS SoUa n
own national Law ", but which more successful
than ourselves a. which on many occasions over and
over again n,r nty and ompbaiicay refused TO recoy
declined to submit IN osc claims arbitration acheers
think with the cram ole before US wo are wel war.
ranted in upholdinS tha spnncple But though think
we are entitled in hss m utter 70 take the same limo the
Soa s Ss to entertain 1such
claim could DO just and al Ndns cause Of dspeasure
on the he, part q the unod stat d tina.
me % say dAa, u the good feeling Ssssn The too motions
dended on only and >ssn m re s1oa, con-
Feelings between III. eaunsy amd@ Un xdstass Choes)
xgssys government ssisvs as gSsas vnepis
national a.o and national honor Is invoip n hh CUES
,sss rpss 's s e nsssss ss s easa
principle Of those clahnsa rincpie Which wNa ,Npoive
gard the future almost every honorable naefnSr>vho
has addressed the House has felt the importance or sL
ing with this subject not by ourselves but IN concvn.
with other nations which have interests In COMMON with
our own II would be indeed very difcut-I viii nos
say it would DO mpossble-to deal with il otherwise
you make laws OF alter and amend our laws with
ovt the sympathy OF other nations question whether
such course would be either polite or attended with
success. Hear hcar) But her Majesty's government
has consider this subject In friendly
communication with government OF the United States
scarcely remind the that as late as the Sd
November last, Lord Russell TO Mr. Adams thus
II appears IN me conress thu, a. a., To- :, A..
United states nor orr own Foreign EnIissme, bsx
proved trial completely efcacious II worth consider
alton whether improvements not be made In the
Of SO that for the future each government
@ , ,eriaoy as much security as our Tree
the intention M te ar az ~ 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-09

p,,vn, Mo,or ccrar. cul!om Snnerintends ~ ~,
A a', y go - Go,er.; Gran, saa ~ ,rt M
1 bo ornv ts - Mt.s ~ s ,,se
~ a,,t, II N , wi ~ ~, ~'ns ,,a,d, C..,
ha,,on SURGEON % ncx Chsarb Pyosaos
W,er Ca,onel George a KsosoS C.ss;r Cart Rrevet
,,n,ost r,iona,s ma, Annso csls.1n ssiiI CO
& ,o pSa slssot MaJof Ssp
s T poy psas hnnge rroieSsor Frnruh. rrc'cs-
-, ponnJ can,sis MIS- .apSu nn.soss ~
Tascau csntsn Pnsh c,ns, 'slsa,a dos'n, ap sa
prorat Major warr.r r.a... A,,v'u vrpeai- y.ou,
Major Cuttings First Iieutenar. cair @ ~ ~
First Lieutenant Farley Brevet Msiors h.s,d Fa
Twinne md McCrea: First , a ~ asan'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

A CLOTHING WAREHOUSE on THE EUROPEAN
sTyr.E--The wholesale and retail clothing estab-
lishment Of Il w. Lyons q Co., at 26, rs and 80 ST.
Charles, and l3a and 1888 Common, is one Of the
most remarkable establishments in New Orleans.
New York itself can hardly produce q more e&ten-
sive emporium of clothing of every description,
from the costest and most elegant articles of
apparel to the coarsest and cheapest necessaries
of plantation wear. The country merchant has q
chance to examine all the various departments of
q great furnishing house, and to buy whathenseds
for retail at the cheapest rates possible, at the
depotof LyoHs & Col he can order what changes
he may judge necessary in the cut or the make ];
he can select his own stufs, and form an excellent
idea of what will BE most sought after at home
The man about town will find am assortment such
10 be will be confused to make his selections from
whether Of the most elegant shirts, the latest
fashion Of coats and pants, or the most comfort
able and durable nnderelothing.
The frst or ground floor is the retail depart
ment Here man, youth or boy can be suited for
the tropics or for Kamskateha. The second floor
contains the shirts and general wholesale furnish
ing goods. The third floor has different articles
id each room; trunks in one, common plantation
clothing in nanother, medium ditto in a third and
fine ditto in a fourth In tile fourth story reside
/ the gods and goddesses that furnish this immense
estabBhment by their taste and industry -the cut
tors and tailors, and the female operators on
machinery.
Prices are strictly regular, aud the same species
Of fgoods are on wholesale and retail. Everybody,
whether from business o. from curiosity, should
visit the model establishment Of Lyons s %.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

The steamer Irene arrived from Shreveport
with d77 bales cotton ana Z large number of pas.
sengers. She win re-eDtar her OLD trade 10 0pe.
lousas, ana ieaye on Saturday, at IL ", with the
popular aud experienced Capt Gus 2. Louallier
0n deck and the courteous Mr. Jno. Darbey
in the Office. We expect all her old friends Up
The Atehafalaya will bail her returnwith pleasure.
She was always very popular packet in tho
jIaie.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

Coal Al oNE DoLLAR-Pittsburg coal on best
quality, screened and otherwise prepared for fam
lily use, al one dollar baueI for sale at W. G.
Goyle y Co.'S, l42 Grayier street Also anthra
cite and English candel coal (egg and steam size)
1T the lowest market price. Delivered free of
carriage in all parts of thesciy. leave orders at
l42 Gravier, or at the yard, corner of Magazine
and Girod streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

CONCERT ExTRAoRDINARY.--A benevolent pur-
pose has induced several of our first lady artists
TO volunteer their aid at grand vocal and instru,
mental concert at the New Opera House, to-mor.
row evening, The 18th instant. Besides Mesdames
Urban Fleury aud Loceuet, and Miles. W. R. and
L. r., among the performers are enumbered Messrs
Fernando (baraon De E2aris,) Davis, Fourmes
treaux, Nor6s, Page and Yandergucht. Most o.
these names are well known to our citizens as be
longing to ladies and gentlemen of the first must
cal ability in New Orleans. The Others, although
newer to fame with us are none the less deserving
of popularity and esteem.
The selections are admirable, Besides the mu
sic, there will be dramatic scene, "The Mother
and her Child, and very singular, and it is saiC
remarkable performance-the whistipg of cav
atina in 4 Bar5tere al stuiglia with accompani
ment Of piano. The programme is in another
column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
MEDICAL COLLEGES.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.:
A. H. CENAs, NJ D., Emeritus Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
G. A. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Maeria Medlca.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology.
II. G. RICHARDSON NJ D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W. MALLET, PHI. D., Professor of Chemistry.
sAM'L NJ. BEM1sS, NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
i E y gH1AafHRdhIE H1aHdI N NJ D. Demonstrators of Anatomy.
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department wil
begin November I2 leo end March "a, 1867 Pre-
lminary Course will be given the Charity Hospital
mencng October 18th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
Professors Physicians and surgeons of the Charity
Hospital the Students accompany them in their daily
| visits.
FEEs-Tckets of all the Professors, s4O Marcuation,
s5 Practical Anatomy, $40; Diploma $50 Payment re-
qured in advance. ~ - -
| New Orleans, August Is, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

ay Inserted every other dast 70 ~
esag9sia zvFa-thirds fhe above rates.
aaa ssurth pags Eonthy establishments esch square
III mouth
Trsnssns Advertisements hayag the Of paper hrst
1so ST I'd PEI squarei each subsequent 70 cents
Square,
nss and Fourh pags taaaient advertisements, each in
Esinn 81 ~ pez sauars
inserted y intervals u charged as new
assh insartion
Rasr advertisers, Ws sdvertise ls shall % allowed
aae discount fom namsd ransisn ratea as may ee
asssd apun r5pie tat sasM such discount OK
sssa a5 asg cent.
Ansness notices os charged - cents
/ nes Fsr lire, each insertinn
Atgansant mast " paid fol- in advance
guiar Advertisers sha 10 rendered monthly
square ths occuped BY ten lie solid agate
TFIEE yvEHI1Li1 @ EsG4aNT
1ss ahshsd every Saturday morning. Subscription
AZ kaas sdvAnea haisyeary and quarterly same Eotea
nkis nopes, iOesnts
Mates on AdvertfslnEs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
COTTON IT,
7T7RE EERRTLL COTTON rlE.

This Tie on Of It's many advantages recommend
Itself strongly Planters and the favor with which
received and its extensive adoption prove its upe
ority The following of its particular merits VIZ
Its aduptaby press and to bales Of all sizes the
rapdity of application the certainty of It's not be
uuasened the smoOthness of the surface OF the bale
presents ends grng points, and also its great
strength. ,,-,.
respectfully the attention Of Planters and Merchants
invention and solicit their orders will receive order
these Hoops made of the best quality OF iron and prepared
with this Tie, delivered in New Orleans and am daiy expect
ing shipment of the same.
sample Of the Tie and Hoop can be seen at present at M
Office GEO. $. MANDhNILLE, Agent,
] NJ z Ira-inr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
RF oEHA u,A aRsTAUHANr.

10. t2s CANAL STREET BETWEEN ST. CHARLES Ard
OARONDELET
hs Pronrstors respectfully inform their friends and the
epicurean world hat this above open hsz
accommodation ut old place. and that they intend to
nothing continuance Of that repnta.
lion which many years enjoyed gE that OF being ooe
Of tho very arst Restaurants In America.
All decscea the season. with the choicest "'Esa sud
liquors, always hand.
The Proprstoys thankful past avors solicit cOnnu
auoe Of the r,,,,r., :, ,rorrT7,s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
Begrore Checked Through,

No detention the route. THROUGH TlokETS tGt Tor
Galveston IndanniA and Sabine Pass eau be procured A
Rairoad Gompanys office No 10 Canal street or on ! he
Ferryboat while crossing the river. FREE FERRY Tlt-
ETS furnished to all passengers who proc1re Railroad
Texas tickets, ,t- I'll,
Passengers by Inside Route connect at Galveston with
special for Houston Baggage checked ship through
to and conveyed FREE from steamship 10 railroad
depot in Galveston, 5.mr
Steamboats, running 70 New Iberia ard Ill inermedigte
landings the feche make DAILY CoNNEOIIONs NSuh
days excepted with tie trains Rt BrRsheaf. ..
trcght received and delivered a. the terry landing at 100
of St. Aun street every day uptil except Sundays
for aud from Sabine Pass the landings Bayou Techs an
Freight viii also be and delivered at tie reigh
| platforms in Aigigrs
and from this depot in Aers and the st. Anu street Eerr5
Landing. y. ": hi o. y ,i.h ~ don4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

Messrs. Gardner Smith, Yeiser Il Co. viii have
At their salesrooms, No. 80 Camp street, fine
collection Of original OIL paintings, on Wednesday,
Nov. a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
FRlD AY-fo foRNTNq, NOVEMBER q, 1866.
I4EorURE os BHoeFNa Stars last night

A I4EoruRE oN EHoeFrSG STARS. Last night 4
was agoused from my sumbeTs about midnight by
rny wife, who said she believed the stars were
shooting, as she had heard several artillery re-
norts, accompanied BY flashes Of light. :" Let 'em
shoot, said /, and tried to 20 Oh with my slum-
bering. But couldn't doit. ] was awakened,
and bound to stay 20. On looking out Of the via
DIV, Will MY nighteap over my eyes, could see
10 stars, 81 any signs Of them. We both con-
cluaed 10 up and wait for them, While shiTer-
ing ID the cold read my wife the following lee
tuFe
afg Dea1-The observations Of astronomers
have demonstrated that the shooting stars are
more numerous between midnight and sunrise, and
tlle majority u them agree in fixing the radient
point that point il which the lines described by
the rnetcors in their light center ilthe eoastel-@
laten Leo, limiting the area Of radiatons on the
innsdiate vicinity Of Regulus, in the heel Of the
lion others assign HE radiant point to the con
stellation Of Orion.
NY wife seemed to think such observations 1
would make the STARS shoot. il anything would.
After ttis interruption had sansLded Iproceeded.l
Iha theory most generally accented in ac-
counting fox the regular recurrence Of meteorie
showers is that anunusul aggregation Of these
asteroids exist ID the plane which is reached by
the gAIth AT tltib tsokN OF ll 1Lptf Sttlu tiikot
which the earth is several hours in passing,
although observations have not been sufficiently
numerous to establish the exact period Of the
earth arrival at this point q its orbit. During
tic aght Of 1aeteora ia Ne NeTember, 1883, much ap
ugeAension was manifested from the fear that.ont
or more 81 these asteroids would come in collision
With the earth; bnf, hitherto, no disastrous eonse
3alsnoes have ensned from this grand celestial dis
nlay, and although there issonle reason to beliey
that an event Of this kind is possible, scientif
men unite il tie opinion that such calamity
not within the bounds of probability."
tThat being also the opinion Of my listener
proceeded,Y
According to Professors Ferguson, olmsteat
1 TWiniug and Newton, asteroids are usually see
annually IN great numbers about the 10th
August ana 18th Of November There was
Grand inefeoric shower in 1893, and another
1883, aud the interval for several centuries b
tween these showers has been about 90 year
Between the years 1888 and 1889 these Shove
oscurred annually 70 greater or less degree
the months of August and November-the mo
remarkable between the s12th and of Mover
Ser
Here Was Oh the point Of closing, when n
listener auggestsd that had better add that Jam
Goaegai. 40 st. Charles, was flooding The who
country with drugs and medicines Of superb
auality. and Then retire. did SO.
-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

Ez-Gogarnor Wise, of Virginia, is slowly recov-
eriag from a severe attack of cholera.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
EAssMAN's PATENT IRoN TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

NY Button Tie the first offered for sale to extent in
the South and has been by thousands Of planters with
the shape the button first introduced, and have
also pssh nor to Sae Of s sny
sizes and for security in holding s think superior
advantages of iron for bang cotton are now
aa Wh ueh ae
both in the country pressing and he at the sea
strengths not impaired by time and exposure Is that q oe
This Pas SeP s6nSy manesa d @ Gens b rd ns
ing and breaking OF rope which could have been
nearly fy ceut cheaper than rope The derange
men Of labor in the hemp growing States has reduced me sup
cedentedly high Indeed asufciency for hang moderate
have oT the iagortstion large quantity e
MSsss ohabos Lattinc the sale and delivery of my
sHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, Jny7, 1859.
sIn January last received from your Prss 5 IUsy ] 9Hef
your new Iron can safely armhat the cotton boan
Presses that slowed better and enabled the ship to carry
lie ooton o @Rsn VIZ pseRagsd rom the ship In liverpool was
in better order than the bound cotton 4 g high pre-
has es it is we'll fnoTa g.. y gra1G9i me
s asps @ f @ F9S ~ ing a. fook this lot for an eEperi2ea
and carefully watched both loading and disehargng
alt' ST. 'o't' te'tsJ1 JOIN HOWARD, Master,
Tbe,ndsrsipnea. Firs Warden and Fire Inspector
New Orleans Insurance Companies are q opinion that
Iron s or5 grqReE against loss IN case Oh NJ
''4' ''' ~ 's U 9''ls Y@UESEs Fire Warden
iSons"' u 'H9 S'o''' ALFRED BELANGER,
ExChief Engineer, Fire Department.
CHAMBERS & LArr1NG.
&gentR for Fasspnn'A ErBn Ties
And
DP. .NEERs IN BAsaINe, ROPE AND TwINE,
fl Garo4dslet street, New Orleens
MoTIon,. NOTICE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

PLANTATIONS FoR LEAsE--t3reat Bdggaia,s,--
Tsyo magnificent plantations on the Louisiana
shore, five miles below Natchez, are otteged for
lease. They are the we'll known estates belong
ing to A p. Merrill Esq, and known respectively
as Scotland and st. Geneyieya.n About 1000
acres ara cleared land ana have bean in cuttiya-
ton some twenty years; ahe front portion has
never been overhowed; the oyerseeFs' houses,
negro quarters. onthcnses, eisterns, etc., are 90
GOOD as new. The scotland place has a. com
fortahle dwelling house and gin house. and gins
safiuient FOR both places. Above all, there are
4ay 259 of THE old family groes these estates
whose labor can easily be engaged en- the crops;
Ana there also are aoule mules, cattle and imple-
neats Of husbaudry
The ripafian soil of Loaisianais Is nneqaaledia the
world for f{s gliaastib ble fertility; and when the
freedom FROM overflow which this property tsttu-
aea id the richest portion Of the State enjoys i
considered, Ire opportunity 70 lease should not be
agarlooked by any ono Who has the means asld the
enterprise 10 engage 10 the pursuits of 4 cotton
ana corn planter
Eog terms ana particulars see George s. Aalde-
vile. Esd.. cotton fseter etc., ISL Grayier street.
See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
SESSION Of l866-67.

D. WARREN BRICKELI NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ D., Professor OF Naterla MediGg;
L. oRAWCoUR NJ. D.. Professor Of Principles aad Pras
HENRY F. CAMPBELL, N. D., Professor of Surgery,
ALFRED O. uOLT, NJ D., Professor Of Clinical Medicine
A. Z. PETIGOLAS, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy; =,
j. D. BRUNS NJ D. Pr0fes0rOf Physiology and Pathology
FRANK HAWTHORN NJ. d Professor Of Medical ohelhlA-
try TOXicology and Legal Medicine.
wa S. MITCHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatoly
and Special lecturer opthaimc Surgery and Diseases
of the Eye. s-.z,...
JOS HOLT ii. D. Assistant the Chair Of Obstetrics
A. w. PERRY, NJ. D., and FREDERICK LOEBER' ~ %
Demunstr stOrs Of Anatomy ,,,.;.
L. H. COHEN NJ. D., Assistant to the Chair OF oAei4i'
try "a, r.t4,,tior
will begin November l2 1866 and will end March lb 1901
Preliminary Course will be given in tine Charity LlospH
commencing October 18th without charge to students inc
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th,
The Clinical Advantages of this Institution are rns Ts
passed The Professors are under the laws OF the sthsS
Physicians AND Surgeons of the Charity Hospital ana Iue
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES: -,
Tickets of all the Professors ia
Matrlcnlatlon ''''.'...t.'t N
Practical Anatoay "a
IlplUMh.
| Payment required in advance. - ~
Dean OF the Faculty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
COSMOPOLITAN REsTAURANT-

W1uE SIT. LOUIS HOTEL-NEw ORLEANS.
This elegant family Hotel has been completely furnished
throughout and will be opened for guests on MONDAY the
18th NoVEMBER 1t will conducted on both the American
and European Plan and will be under the charge Of Mr. o.
p RTETS o. E. HALL
New Orleans Oct IL 1866 Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
John ]. PRICE,. F. PIERCE-DR. NJ, A. MCLEOD.
Price. Pierce d. Co., ProprIetors,
GALVESTON TEXAS

NEURPRR's HOTEL-rHE UNDERSIGNED
Iva Proprietors urphys Hotel No 93 and 0US Charles
street hereby notify the public that they will find TO their
advantage to them before going elsewhere. as
they will the choicest kind ofquors at the bar Superior
Dinners and Meals all kinds the Restaurant, and Board
and Lodging of superior quality, greatly reduced p!ice9
MCKE&NA 4 MCCLOSkEY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

DIscoNTINUANCE OF LAND OFFICES IN THIS
STATE.-As will be seen from notice in the ap-
propriate column, the United States commissioner
of the General Land Office, has discontinued the
land offices at the towns of Greensburg and 0pe-
ousas, and consolidated them with the central
office of the State in this city.
The land offices at Monroe and Natchitoches
have been reopened.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

pupnRx El1uirIa-J. W BEadleys celebrated
hoaps aie nov used by every lady who seeks her
comfort 81 feels d desire toappear to advantage
osl tBis stfeefs 81 New Orleanss or ina crowded
sss aihly Suck are the iiextbility ana llgntness
b saese articles that they can be worn With ele7
e4ses Hid ease on the promenade IN church,
sbeaase ears ana whilst engaged in domestic
dstfiss TIE Iatliss ail wear them, and tho only
ssBfins ones have IAa stamp, with Bradley's
na4sia 6s ae WaIstband.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
galveston, 1ndionora and Sabine Pass, Texas
PnsaenGer Trnlns,

STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

f,o4gos George $. Vaudeville,
setIsn laetgs aaild commission merchant lS4 Gfa.
s ssest i'm OH sale tsn easea ot Merrill 4 eeie.
6ftSa {isss see agtosGer eonmn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
pROOKs HOUSE,

BROOKS HOUSE,
NOS. .227, 229 and 2sI CANAL STREET Corner Basip3
New Orleans.
This house having thoroughly repanted and renovated
viii be ready on of October 1866 for the OF
nermanent transient and day boarers who will here ind
home with superior and table not surpassed
by that of any the city Fine airy single or
in pairs. Meal hours breakfast TO " Dlhhet z to Il op
G G+T,Tl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
specIal Passenger Tralns

Carving the u s. Mail leave the Agiers depot EVERY
MORNING at O'clock arriving at BRASHEAR, Berwick
Bay, at Il m.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
Steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, VIA
Berwick Bay,

Leaves Brashenr on the arrival of passengers from New Or
leans by th ~ Ferryboa from St Ann street and clock
train from Algiers, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS and for SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
TERMS

The terms upon which these plantations and unimpro yet
lands will he sold extremely liberal and For them
or any other particulars, address
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

and all the necessary buildings complete and in perfect
order including Gin House
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
PARTNERS a1P : DISSOLUTION

MR. ARTHUR L. STUART Ia aparner in our House.
His interest dates from lst October, 1866
HEWITT. NORTON Z co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

The Railroad Ferryb0at
the foot of ST. Ann street. opposite Jackson Square,
EVERY MORNING at TX o'clock, and on Wednesday and
Friday mornings at So O'Clock.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

Leave the depot in Algers at o'clock WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, returning same day on the arr
val of the steamship from Galveston
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

RIDwEAL, PAYNE 81 CO.
H, BIDWELL E. Q. PAYNE, JNO. N. PANE
WHOLESALE GROCERs, AND DEALERS IN WEsTEg%
PRODUCE,
Nos. 83 and 85 EchoupltOulns street,
New Orleans, La.
gNO0Ds, EsGUKET'F d C0.-
B, B. WOoDs-WM R. PICKETT-MIKE L. WOODS,
s5 Commerce street,
CLARK, STEWART & BIBB's OLD STAMP
MONTGOMERY, ALA
Wholesale and Retail EroesrA,
OoMHIssIoN MERCHANTS AND COTTON BROKERS s.
gEFERERoRs:
Jarsy Harris; Il. W Earle L Co.. Battle Noble q Co.
Col J. O. Nixon and Co. D. B. Penn, New Orleans
gEyMEODORR PELAE,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
AiQuors and wSneg.
10 TOHOUPITeUbAs sTEEEF,
Eevy
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16

The Mall Train
Teayes Brashear every day except Sundsy at arrv
ing In Agiers at 8 P. On SUNDAYS the train leav
BFashear on the arrival of the Galveston steamship
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-16
with Equally as Productive land
IN THE MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM,

II contains twenty three hundred 230C acres of land OF
thoussnd d0O acres Of wALh under cultivation The
lands are as fertile any