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Heee,pt. or Produce Yesterday.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st Cloud--5O bbls whs.
ky Elliot q McKeeyer--l bbs oil 8 pkgs mdse to
H w Farley &co--ll do Frey-90 do JGauche-
81 do x Gauche-l97 pkgs furniture to Mitchell,
Creig &co-4 pkgs mdse s Heyman--l6 do to j L
Johnson-53 do Henderson Gaines-l do to A A
Jones' do G Kouns & Bro-22 do Levi & Nav
raj Levy &co--4 A Levi McFarlan, Straight
6co--l7 u F Mioton-8 Stark. Staufier &co-50 L
N Rusha-1 Rea Rea Bros--2 II Phelps dco-2S
N M Widler-93 s e Moore &co-4 Sampson
Stevens & Seymour--lotf furniture G G Sampson
100 bdls names G H Slocomb--25 do Nj w Smith
lot furniture B Hubbard--45 pkgs mdse Beggs
Woolfey dco---2 do Williams, Nixon &co--l5 do to
Busby, Little &co-lot furniture j Ansoll-l2 pkgs
mdse I B Bodiey &co-9 do A w MerTiman--33 do
Bertel &co-20 hhds bacon I'll bxs bacon tcs bs-
con 638 bbls potatoes 18l bbls apples 80 bhs eggs
70 tcs lard 81 kegs lard 20 tcs hams 70 bhls kr0dt
70 bbls pork Is do ribs and lot furniture to Del
Bondio--85 bxs candies Is tcs hams Zerega &co--
y do o Bercier &cO--60 bbls -four Dennis 4 Lewis
bbls eggs Schneider q Zuberbier- 60 bhls whis-
81 Jas Connolly &co--29 bb!s oil Caanoweth, Ca
ssy @co--s5 bbls whisky e w Burbank tes ham
converse jr30 kgs rivets 364 pes Of iron to
AVN & ssymour40 doz brooms 100 kegs nails
81" SSb g 8 sameon-l0 bbls whisky Thompson &co
Fl ii ISs s.arch y Alexander-50 bxs candles to
i ,nnhar ,.n %co-,ls!9 sks bran S8I SKIS corn to
"a hSs .Ia ~ y ao Writer'S &co--50 bbls WHISKY
/ beisbs, s Whited &co-l50 bbls whisky I5o
~ ina nss5 uo tcs meat 70 tea lard II Kennedy a
u nxs sneese A D Greif-l2 bbls ol Snod
g.s1s fcs maao ~ Gool4 rolls leather M " Snithlo
ics mans 70 hhds bacon Obbls whisky al half bbs
! ~ schneider q zubsrbier--5o pkga LIQUOR Jno
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship L Smallwood, Gift, from Apalachco
Ia and st Marks, to F + Mitchell-1st district
Steamship Thames, Swift, from Apalachicola, tt
G A Fosdick-lst district
Steamship Planet, Parker, from Mobile, to Nor
cross, Perkins & Hersey-lst district
Steamship Morgan, Lawless, from Indianoa ami
Galveston to Harris-lst district Is
Ship Lisbon, Curtis, 10 days from New York, II
Baetjer & DeVertu-1st district rs
Norweg'n brig Garibaldi, Pharsen, from Bordeaux
to master-lst district 25
Schr Bloom. Nodop, from Mobile, to master-Basir
Lugger Espinosa, Giordano, from Pointa-la-H Hache
to master-2d district 81
TowBoATs. @
Leyiathan, Palmer, from the Passes-Towed down
and to the bar 23d ult, ship JEANNE Alice
Brought up ship Lisbon and brig Garlbaidi
Rio Grande, -, from the Passes-Ment do"h
light Brought up ship Wizard King
STEAMBOATS,.
Ida Handy, Moore from st Louis,
Gen "A 0nitman, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
T D Hine, Worley from Shreveport.
Matte. Patterson from Floyd.
Sonora. Broad, from st Martinsvile.
al Cloud. Grace from Cincinnati
Coosa, Austin, from Camden.
Any One, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Mittie Stephens, Streck, from Thioodaux.
Thos May, May, from Polnte -a-la-Hache.
Frances Meyers, from Mobile.
Louise. Hopkins, from Mobile.
Magnolia Graham, from Mobile,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Rarint ,sAntelliatllre.
Csxscxsr OrrrcH, No. 81 CAN'T srERxr,
=. tuesday, March Q, 1866

Csxsoxsr Orrrcn, No 81 CANT srKKxr
tuesday March Q, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Star of the Union, Blanchard, for New
YnrEf A Moulton
Steamer Creole, Walker, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Magnolia. Graham, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Louise, Hopkins, for Mobile, 9 Harris
Steamer Frances, Meyers, for Mobile, 1 G Harris
Steamer Col Chaplin, johnson, for Apalachicola,
S---'s 1 9537 w Wakefield
Bark Atlanta, Evans, for Liverpool,
G w Hynson &co
Fir bark Nouveau Mexique, Blanc, for Havre,
G W Hynson eco
Sp bark Carmen, Echevanil, for Malaga,
81 Avendano Bros
Br schr Dolphin, Thompson, for Kingston Gay,
Master
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

shin Italia, Whitmore, from Boston, with 1000 tons
ice and asstd mdse-to Rivers & Clay
Ship Mayfower, Call, Is days from Boston, to G W
Hynson &co
Br ship Jura, Wheeler, from Liverpool via Charles
ton
Bark Ellwood, Cooper, FILTER, from Liverpool, 9th
Dec
Ship Memnon, Baker, from New York, 10th Jan,
to Creevy, Nickerson &co
Schr Belle Sea, -, from
Schooner Howard Adams, from Brazos
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
,ner Howard D Adams, from Brazos


Capt Gift, of the steamship L Smallwood, ar
rived yesterday from st Marks (Fla), reports that
the schr Sea Drift, Capt Hester, from Havana,
bound to this port, put into Cedar Keys on the
25th Feb with loss Of sails and spars and leaking
badly. She had been condemned.
Capt Palmer, of the towboat Leviathan, reports
that on the Sd inst, about or 10 miles from S W
Pass discovered steamer on fre-run down to
her and found it to be the towboat Tie G Jewett
took her in tow and brought her to the bar. The
FIRE was extinguished after burning her cabin and
portion Of her deck.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

N. o., O. q G. W. R. R.-March Sill bales of
cotton 300 SKIS cotton seed W Luyster-lO4 do to
Lapene Ferre--50 do 26 hhds sugar % bbls mo-
lasses Miltenberger-4S do Given, Watts &co-S
do Schroeder & Scrheiber-l4 half bbls do Bower 4
Garner-2 bbls do so hhds sugar Hobart ir-l4
do Maspero--lS do R Hare-1 do Robert q Cue
don-l2 bbls sugar Southern Express-ll bales of
cotton Sam Bell do Lum-S bales moss to
L Surle-2 do II hides F Norman-l7 do SKIS cot
ton ] Giraud-sundries to order-Total % bales
cotton SO hhds sugar 70 bbls molasses IA halfbbls
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

NEW YORK-Per steamship Star of the Union
$40, 900 in specie 4S bales cotton 10 bales moss
295l hide4 20 bbls turpentine
LIVERPOOL-Bark Atlanta-lS56 bales cotton
300 bbls rosin
HAVRE-Fr bark Nouveau Mexique-944 bales
cotton ll46 slaves
MALAGA-Sp bark Carmen-473 bales cotton
KINGSTON tJa)-Br schr Dolphin-s2 bbls Of
-four 10 bbls pork and sundries
"a Observation-Disclosures Col Chapin-200
bbls pork and sundries
MOBILE-SteamerC Creole-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-SteamerM Magnolia -Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Frances-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
Riuer yntellige,.re.
CnrscxEy orrlcS, No. ~ okMr ssRxxf, I
3a3f TueEday March A 1855

ssFfs Tuesday. March g. 1855
n weather ycrsrday was pleasant though cool for tn
and the wind such to make the flying dust
GIsssrcsabie the levee Business exceeding.
v This is not unusual for Mcnday, which is gensrail
M day. taken in comparison with ether days of the week
dsxAxxH r. J. LooKwoon-we learn, through privat,
1slegram dated Memphis 5h that the j. Lockwood
~zpacded her boilers eighteen miles below Memphis We did
learn particulars with the exception of the safety Of
Capt Howard and the pilots Mesrs Gorslce and Mcoy also
- two lady passengers and their children We understand
t her boilers tested before she left here last week
md that they werU pronounced safe. 84
By kilograms by Mess Stevenson Douglas do
~ vcksburg 5h that the steamers Baltic and Clara
Dea had pasd that point and would arrive here during the
Av The fsmcr Tor 81 Louis on Thursday and the
latter Friday.
~ rerence 10 the readers will learn that
s II Tsathets vll savs hsre next Saturday with the
Msxents going through to Tho Magenta viii
- her Memphis and bend business as usual
We learn through rsabie that Capt John W. Can
- 4s owner peerless Qutman has to Louisville
contrasting for the finest and fastest steamer
VI rssnn fAvors the officers Of steamers
p Hlps dsn ouisman, Aaste soaaa, Ida Handy Mi.te
~Snans and Cocsa. a5
ics Macon and Tensaa and the latter for ouacha
- hnndsS.
HsE D Hne snnounced to leave for Red River tomor
and = now receiving freight The Lady Grace is aso
4 soeeisiAg 70 lsavs for Red River tomorrow.
fe Louie packet Virginia to leave yesterday
- announctd. shs leaves to-day at 12H.
Cispinss from our exchanges:
MN ;ss. ,ss 4 &. ..s !. 4 syssss.d.
- I.asa chute. IND 10 fses inches On no rapids
isf IN good ST. eeassn sas asas
.S !, ys e. Ess os;ns ,n WIN arrive
- cargo Il Rs sssamsf aadisos ai ,ans sas
: generally Conceded ha. the Madison r..
sgnk q sns rGess q the head canal cannot be
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
STEAMSHIPS.

sTEA ANSifGPs.
GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 7th, at 8 AN
FOR GALVESTON AND. INDIANOLA-
Tho new iron steamship
Magnolia,
A s. GARDNER, Commander
the ports from foot Julia street. carrying
freight and passengers rs above.
Passage to Galveston.
Freight to Texas ons-haii Of usual rates
L c. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills Of lsdng will be signed at the Agents Office.
BLACK STAR LINE.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
To sail on WEDNESDAY. 7th inst. at7rM
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAvAcA.
The splendid side wheel steamship
Reindeer,
B. B. McGRATH. Commander,
VIII leave her wharf, Post 49, First District promptly as
above.
For freight or passage apply to
30 Camp street, corner of fNatchex
To sail on THURSDAY. March 9th, at 5rn
FOR GALVESTON MERCHANTS LINE
FOR GALvEsTON-THE NEW MAGNIFICENT
ocean steamship
zenobia,
J. s WATSON. Master,
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodation,
applyto CREEvY NICKERsoN 4 CO.,
Corner Gravier and Carondelet streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

| NEW YORK.
| NEW YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
| STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOE NEW YORK VIA HAvANA-THE NEW
| and splendid sldewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .24O0 TONS. .Howes Commander
EVENING STAR 2ol5 TONS. H L. Quick, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR...... $500 tons Nelson, Commander.
For New York Direct.
The and frst-class screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. tons. Sumner, COMMANDING
MERRIMACK.. 900 tons. :. vausice Commanding
MAR1POsA. ..l2O0 tons. Commanding.
MONTEREY. LOO tons. ..--- Commanding.
The new and hrstcass sidewheeI steamship
Morning Star,
240o tons,
E. HowEs. Commander
will leave the oompanys wharf, of jackson Square, on
SATURDAY, March 10th, atsA
Ths Line composed of the largest elegant steam
ships which have been built in this country any
line They every respect ocean service and the
upon which they Their passenger
exceed those upon In the world
HSr Passage reduced.
Freight will be at the Compauys warehouse on the
landing at all times during business hours and the Companys
rates for freight will always be made low by any
line.
For freight or passage apply to
J. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent
ssCarondeet street.
cRoIwELL's N z. AND N. 0. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at8AM
FOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND FANoRITE
steamship
A BLANCHARD, Commander
will leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street, Second District
as above
First cabin passage $50
For freight OF passage apply to .1rprn you,ror
Al Csrondelet street.
BLACK STAR LINE NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
STEAMSHIPS.
To san THURSDAY, 9Th inst, at 8 Pm
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-rHE FAST
favorte stsamship
COUGH, Commander,
will oave her wharf, foot Of st. Joseph street. Us above
First Cabin Passage.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply to
30 Camp street, corner of Matches street.
FOR NEW YORK
CRoMwELLs N. Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To leave SUNDAY. March llth, at sAM.
FOE NEW YOKK-rHE FAST AND FAvoR11E
George Washington,
R.y GAGER, Commander
Will leave her wharf, foot OF Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOULToN, Al Carondeet street
STEAMBOAT HULL RISKS
fAKRN sY
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
ONCE. corner of Camp and Comnoz streets.
THE HANDsBORO (Mi.sJ DEMOCRAT
publication Of the above oldestabshed weekly pap
will be resumed on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER lSs
at Hnndsboro, Harrison csnnty, Mississippi
subscriptions and advertisements respectfully solicited
THKHs-Fiye dollars per annun in advance
jackson MssiskippiAn and Meridian dss Clarion please
copy three times. p. K HAyERS,
Editor and Proprietor
NATcHIToCMEs IaJ TIMES. FUBLIsHEn
Every Saturday. at Natchitoehes, I4a..
eaL By LOUIS DUPLRlL
aons ss Per Anpsm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
TME RlCHMoND MEpIcALso. .URNAI.

THE RICHMOND MEDICAL 80 URNA1.
Richmond VaThis journal will publishe as Mnnthir
Octave of 80 the January number being issued early
December ~ ' A
respectable the writors b this conn,
promised their support ostenteas pIsy of nams IL
evoded and the Editors Offer esv tor articies -
entitled respect and confdsnce. ' "'1An"A Will oe
The page OF the Journal be 1sv ,,oa to o,.,, ...
Foreign and Domestic Corresponding Reroseeet Of Msdi
cine and Surgery during tae late an Ecctic
ghi.s Il. be ehis feature ss oarn Reports Of So
isy ns and Clinical Lectures Re
Miscellaneous Matter, ETC. ~ e"A ''o"'' 1uisoiiaiS'
without making special nrv ,,sas tho rsd,,.-s , .a.
70 make TINS Journal acesesif lie supporters
.h tSars yery If paid in advance
.ne naa month after the subscription;
Paa after sas period Tan Dollars per annuIa
ss hsre arc 40 Medical Journals published the
sousnesa statss svsrsars will enjoy peruer advantsges
=: y 8AILLARii, N. D., Richmond, va
| W. s. EGUhEsaEY, NJ D.. staunten, Va
I ,u,,., EditosE and Publishers.
Al eers IA raaticn to the literary interess
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
I1nports Yesterday.

| APALACH1COLA, etc-SteamshiD L Small
woods bales cotton Kirkpatrick, Nevins &co--3l
do Wood, Low Ludwigsen-38 do to Hunt Il Ma
caulay-47 do Wilson b Young-5 do Given, Watts
&co-50 do M NJ Copeland &co-6 do cases leaf
| tobacco 126 dry hides bbls ground-peas do tai
low cake do bag ground peas Dbl syrup and l
bbls sugar Post d Hobby--l0 bales gunny cloth A
Bond--14 sks cotton seed Fellowes Gco-23 cases
leaf tobacco N Hamlin-l43 bbls tar to order--l
bxs mdse Stern Bros pkgs mdse Cohen Total
1873 bales cotton
APALACHICOLA- Steamship Thames-2s bis
cotton L NJ Merritt-23 F F Mitchell M Sven
son-27 Street d Craft-29 Fl w Farley &co-75 M
N Copeland 6co-24 B Graham &co--3l2 do to
Wilson Young-sundries to order-Total 523 bis
cotton
notwithstanding Planet--110 bales cotton
Bradley, Wilson &co-25 do Jno Hardie &co-5O
coils rope to F j Herron-sundries to order-Totsl
135 bales cotton
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-Steamsh
Morgan-26 bales cotton A D Kelly &co-20 do to
Biscoe & Simms-2 do Jno Williams &co-9 bales
wool 8 De Bow 6co--6 bbs tallow Fatjo, Marks L.
co-sundries to order-Total As bales cotton
MOBIEE-Steamer Frances--6 bales cotton to
Ober, Atwater dco-63 do A. Mltenberger-l5 do
to Carroll, Hoy dco--sundries to order-Total 81
bales cotton
MOBILE Steamer Magnolia-l5 bales cotton to
F L johnson &c0--50 bxs tobacco Chders Tarle-
ton &co-50 do Wood, Low & Ludwigsen-ll bales
domestics and sundries to order
MOBlLE-Schr Bloom-35 900 feet lumber ]
Elliott
BORDEAUX -Norweg'n brig Garibaldi-Wines
and sundry mdse ~
MOBILE-Ste Louise -sundries to order
NEW YORK-Ship Lisbon-Astd mdse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

Per ship Lisbon, from New York. s Atkins
Atlantic and Miss s Co I Adams &co-T B
Blanchard Blum b Frank Coulon-B Conen
G 3 Gate Gco-J DeBennevilIe-- Elkin &co-A
Ensminger-R n Denman &co.Fatjo. Marks &co-
u LFix--G A AFosdick--Fischer s. Rose-L A Guile
man-P Gelpi &co-Geo Gray-Jas Hague-Chas
Raymond-E G Palmer 4co-J Syme-N Whitney
Stromberg- Stevens & Seymour H-Burton,
Denman d S-Blake & Tower-Allen Hill-B Hans
Huntington ros-Kearney, Blois &co-J NJ Hall
Kihbe Higgins-D Kelham &co--N LindopJ
A Lunl u w Marsden-J Morris-M McGraw-
" ] McCracken-D McCoard-G l. Mcqueen
Mack y Goetz-North, Brush d Mason--T G Pagan
" Rund- Slark. stautfer &co-A Thompson Aco-
Schneider h Zuberbier-J Simon-J G-order
Per ship Italia from Boston-C Campbell, Kimhall
&co--J j Adams &oc--D Kelham&co--C Raymond
Montgomery Bros--Atantic and Miss s Cow 7
Davis-C Sampsou---M Keppler-T w Marsden
vose Bros-Jno 7 Moore-Hll Yeazie-G Pear
som G Morris w Il J McCracken-A Eustis-
Russell 4 Hall-Geo W Szer--W P Converse ir-
Rivers y Clay-Cass & Dowling--M McGraw-M
Merrill-Henderson & Gaines-Flint n Jones'
Mason, Sanders &co--Hogan & Patton---order-F
a Holmes &co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
VERMILLIONVILLE.

FOR vERMILLION BAYOU.
Leaves TUESDAY 9Th inst, ats M
NOR PERRY'S BKIDGE, SFBASTO POE.
V.rmillionvilie, all landings YeFmion D avon
The fine steamer CeOna, j. j. Atkinson. master
Sim. Smith, clerk will leave as above For freight
sage apply bo rd or f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown embark Mails
and Passengers; taking Cotton and signing bills of sdng
here at through freight hence to st. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre.
The final of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills Of laing, declared by the holder of the bill
of lsding within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus afording the importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY, and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. tons. p Jamson Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. ....J. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1857 tons 49,. r. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI. 1854 tons COCOA Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. .....1s96 tons ....T Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1899 tons. VIM. L. Mesney Capt
1851 tons. j. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. .l64l tons. j. Harby Captain.
BOLIVIAN. .lst3 tons. H P. P. Couche Capt.
Cabin Passage to Liverpool s25 gold or its equivalent in
currency
For rates Of freight apply to
WIN. HUNTER 4 CO., Al Carondelet street.
as Bills Of lading for this Company (which can only be
signedD will be had at-the Agents office above.
FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOE LIVERPOOL - CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship
Brazilian.
Cargo Ia beng received at the foot Of jackson
street. for above steamer sailing puncuay SATURDAY
the 10th of March, O'Clock NJ and to be followed by
the FLORIDA, on Saturday, the 17th of March.
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIPS, to Havana $35 gold
or their equivalent in U. s. Currency.
For freight passage apply to
WIN HUNTER CO., Il Carondelet street
INSURANCE by these in Liverpool and Lon
don at ONE PER CENT.
Consignees of goods respectfully desired present
Bills Of Lading at the Office pay their freight de-
livery orders for the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
LOUISVILLE.

MERCHANTS' AND PEOPLES LINE.
Leaves on TUESDAY. 9th inst, at IL NJ.
TNOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO MEMPHIS, VICKS-
burg hatehsz Baton Rouge Paquemne Donaldson, lille
and all intermediate coast andings-Tne and splendid
passenger steamer Virginia, j. Burdsau MASTER Ghas g.
Schu IT, clerk will eae ab For freight passage au-
ply on board, to STEVENSON d DOUGLAS
,xz-z~ :. - -- Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 NJ, and every SATUR.
DAY at 5P.M
EOR BATON RO OUGE, PLAQUEMINE, DONALD.
sonve and all intermediate andings-The and superb
side wheel steamer Monsoon, Heno MASTER J. C. Lbano,
clerk will leave above Returning, she will
Rouge every SUNDAY at P. M, and THURSDAY at r. n
For freight or passage apply to
LEONCE BAYBT, 16 BienyiIs st.
The Monsoon will take freight all landings Bayou La
ourche
Shippers are responsible for payment of freight
VIRGfNTUS G. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
STEAMBOATS,.
MEMPHIS.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 7th inst. at 5p n
EOK MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON vICKS
4 burg Natchez mouth of Red River, Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge and allinermedate landings Bends-Ths and
superior passenger acket Henry Won PhuI, All
master Burke clerk, will leave above For freight
passage apply on board, to
STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS. Agents, 5 Front street.
VIRGINlUs Q. DENTZEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS, AND MEN
PHIS PACKET
Leaves SATURDAY March TO- OF Pm
STEAMER MAGENTA-T. P. .LEArHERS, Master A B.
ELMER, r. A. OWEN aud CHAS GRICE, Clerks
ENOK ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, NE
Lena Nssoleon, Greenyife, Eggs Point, Lake Washing
Skipwth's Landing Lake Providence Goodrichs Landing
Omega hikens Bend Vicksburg Natehes Grand Gulf Rod
n4y, ayou Sara and Baton Rouge.
The above packet will take freight and passengers
fakoo River, with privilege of rehipping drotc
packets at Vckshur For freight passage apply on board
or to STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS, Agents. Front street
Al business for NscheE Vicksburg Memphis the Bends
will receive special attention.
VIRGINIUS @. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, March 7, at 5 o'clock pM
Steamer HENRY Won PHUL-JAMES ALLEN, Master
P. T. BURKE, Clerk.
E0R MEMPHIS, HELENA NAPOLEON, EGGS
fo1ht Greenvlle, Lake Providence Nillikens Bend,
Lake Washington Grand Lake. Ashton Vcksburg Natchez
mediate landings.
The above packet will take freight for
river with the privilege of reshppng first class packets
JSo r PAiilis HYbE sps{ CO. O. Dsasa agents. ss TO
lib Common
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
STEAMBOATS,,
MOBILIZE,

FOR M.oBlLR DIRECT VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
GULF LINE.
To sail every ". .~DNESDAY and SATURDAY at A. NJ
EOK MORILl1- GULF LINE-COMPOsED OF
tho wing sefew sssas1si. -:
AIIian>re,
H. j. x<GNEW, Commander.
Planet.
E.E PAkEER, Commander.
These steamers take freight for MOBILE MONTGOMERY
and SELMA, and all points the Alabam> river through
bills of adng being signed by the agents tbs city for al
these points
The line lowe,t rass an make
such connections Mobile insure the prompt forwarding
OF freight to Montgomery Selma and other points
bama river without delay additional expense.
Every facility and accommodation given shippers and
consignees. NoRCROSS, PERKINS Il HERSEY,
20 Carondelet street, New Oreans, La.
DEHAyEN. STEWART OSBORNE
Mobile Ala.
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS
~ ieaVe on TUESDAY. March 9th, the arrival of
~ p NJ Pon.chartrain Railroad train
FOR MOBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
Manhattan,
j. W. WILSON. Commander,
Will 'oaVe as above For freight passage apply to
u HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets
n. b-No freight received after ~ ocockPx
AS~ No bills Of lading will be signed after4px
Freight taken at Is per cent less than uvua, rates
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

e H0MN O.BEALE, sTATroNER ~
& Ae ~ nassau STREET, NEW YORK
81 Eotdsn Rspers and 6tstonery constantly on hand
Aa2ks made 70 order Ih0graphy, Fngraving
9Ef<ttad promptly and In tho bsst possible manner.
atfen t. ordefs by mail. and prices low an
a. = stty for goods Of equal quality. \
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06
CINCINN ATT,

Leaves TUESDAY, March 9Th, at5Pm
FOR CiNCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, AND ALL
inermrdiae landinys-fhe new and elegant passenger
steamer prima Donna, Jos Scott, MASTER J. Spencer
clerk will leave above freight pas age app on
board or TO A. bRIrI ON, 8 Front street
STEVENSON DOUGLAS From. street
N B-The Prma Donna has dcuble-Hued boilers not tubu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-03-06

| MERCHANTS AND PEOPLES LINE
Leaves FRIDAY. 9th Inst, at p NJ
EOK ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs.
burg, Natchez Baton Rouge, plaquemine Donadsonvs
and all way new andpendd passenger
Clara h"Isen, y. Franey master, j. r. Hamilton clerk
will ahova For freight passage apply board or to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, Agents 5 Front street
VlRGINIUS q. DENTZEL. Advertising Ageut.