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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-01-19
TO THE LADIES
Both Married and Single \
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FEMALES.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Win immediately relieve. without pain all disturbances
Tor the periodic discharge whether arising from reaxa-
uon or suppression. They act like charm in removing
the pains that accoS pany difficult mmodeTate men
struauon, and are the only safe and reliable remedy for
tushes, sick Headache, Pains In the Lons Back and
sides Palptation Of the Heart Nervous Tremors Hys.
tertes, SpAsms Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
DANGEROUS effects Of unnatural condition Of the
uA functions In the worst Of FiuOr AibuS, or
Whites, they effect speedy cure.
DIX. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Have been used own A QUARTER or A CENTURY. They
are offered as the only safe Of renewing interrupt
ed menstruaton, but Ladies must bear IN mind that
mere % one condition Of The female system Which The
rus cannot De taken oithOuf producing PECULIAR
hENt l. 4. Inc condition referred 20 IS Freeman
Cl-the resHh MiSCA RRfAGB. Such 10 the iyrestst-
t'o's 20 normal condition that The reproductive
poior ~ nature cannot resist il. THEY CANNOT DO
HARM in any other way
DIR. CHEKsEMAN FEMALE PILLS
are nc only Medicine that MARRIED AND sIEGLE LA.
DIES have relied upon for many Yeas, rely upon
form tue ftnsst Preparation pat toriodrd with
mediate and PerSisfea: Success DON'T BIZ DE-
CEN 81 Take this advertisement TO your Druggist,
and tell him that you toaRt The BEST and most RE-
LIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
OhLD, which is comprised in
- DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE ILISlli
lhel nave received, and rees ring the sane
uoh gi ihe most eminent Physicians ia Amsricd
q hAI LlOll DIRECTIONS with each Box-the price,
OIs HoNar Per Boz containing from 80 to 60 Pills.
a. MS sent oy mat promptly by RENTING the price
me pfopfleors, or any authorized Agent, in current
funds.
\ Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHlNS 4 AlLLYRR ProprietOrs,
- IA o. II
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4 saw how dvth you like my. mouststhe,
NTH LauraF' hsped dandy, to merry girl.
80, very much. 1t looks like the iuzz on
the back Of a caterpillar 20
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician md Surgeon, Nos and I'm
dicott street Boston is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system Proapsus Uer, Fall
lug Of he Womb, Fuor Abus, Suppression, and other
menstrual arrangements all treated upon path
illogical principles and speedy relief guaranteed in few
days. So invariably certain is the mode Of trea,-
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under IT,
and the afflicted person reoices in perfect health.
Of diseases Of and children than any other
ply stefan in Boston, and has, since 1916 confined his
whole attention to the Of private diseases and -
male complaints
All letters must contain four red stamps they
will not be answered. Office hours from A. NJ to p.
NJ.
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~ ra'iaet sarsapaiia 80 Flood Purifier my Extract
NuOhu Is Diurotc, and VIII act such In an eases
Doth arc prepared on purely scientific prncnies-sa
.ac.o-snd arc tho most active measures OF either Tat
can DO made. ready nn1 conclusive test viii he com.
ason or their properties with those forth Tho fol-
lowing workai
zee Diipenaaiory OF the United States
zee Professor DEwELs valuable worka on the Prneiies
OF Thysic.
geo remarks made by tho celebrated Dr. PIrYsro Phn
rec remarks made by Or. ErHRAIN Mcnowrl1 n eele.
praed Physician and Member Of tho Roynl College of
hurgeons, Ireland md published in the Transaotiops Of
The King and queens journal.
SEQ Medleo-chifurgieal Review, published by BESy,s
TRAvEHs' Fellow Of tho Royal College Of surgeops
See most OF the late stan lard worls on Medicine
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of an experienced physi
clan or surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every name and nature should give him call
7. DIR. Dow imports and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Older by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. 57,0S
May l. 1865.
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lIMPORTA TO THE arm CITED
DIR DOW continues 10 be consulted at his office, Nos.
and 9 Kndicott street Boston, all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
By long course Of study and practical experience DR..
Dow has the qualification Of presenting the unfortu-
nate with remedies that have never failed 70 the
most alarming cases Of
! GONORRHEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors n ytuertal ar
impure blood, Impotency soroiua, Gonorrhwa Ulcers,
Pain Distress in the regions Of proereatio, lnfam-
nation Of the bladder aud kdneys H. drocee Assesses,
HumOrs, frighnl Swengs and the long train Of hoTri.
bic symptoms attending this class Of disease AIDE
TO become harmless the simplest alngs Of child.
Particular attention given to the treatment Of
S + NJ n A l. w + A X n Il 5 S.
all its forms and stages Patients who wish to remain
under Dr. BOWS treatment few days or weeks will be
furnsned Win pleasant rooms, rnHTgvs for UUard
moderate
p. S-Ladies who troubled with any disease pc
culiar their system. will find speedy reei BY calling
on DIR. Dow at his ofhee No. Endcott street
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OF the dsordeTs that nic mankind arise ron tho
corruption that aocuauaes IN tho Blood. OF all tho dis
eoyeucs hat have bocu made 10 purge out. mono
equal 10 eject ELanpLD's CosTorEp EXTRACT or san
sAPARILlA 70 olaansos and the Blood, nstS
the vieor Of heath into The system and purgea ont tho
hunora which make diaeaso. Il stimulates the healthy
funoona or the body ard eypos the disorders that gTow'
and rankle 10 tac blood such remedy that could DO
relied on has long been sought for and for tho frst
time the public have which they depend. Our
space here does not admit Of certificates show Effects
but the trol Of single bottle VIII show sick that
has It's virtues sussng anything they have taken.
Two tablespoonful OF the Extract OF saaparlla added
TO pint OF water Il equal 70 the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle FULLY equal 10 gallon ofthe syrup Of ssrss
parilla, or the decootion usually made.
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isfaction than
FRENCH'S VEGETABLE HAIR REVIEWER.
This preparation is compound Of chemicals, con
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N every instance 10 Gray Hair 20 its atural
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To eradicate Dandruf and HumoT from the Scalp, 70
cure Nervous Headache, TO keep the head clean and
cool and the hair moist and glossy.
AUSTIN b FRENCH,
Portland, Me.
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w MADAME NJ. II PERREGAULT,
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Address Madame NJ. Ii PERBEGAULT,
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
HeIInbnld1s

FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA,
uouai diseases arising from upurc state 81 The ood,
and tho reliable and egsoual kaown remedy fo tho
cure Of 5c oula, scald Head, salt Bheun Pains ana
hwengs Of the Bouos, Uleorndons Of the Throat and
Legs, Hotches, l1mpe8 m tho Tace, letter, EryepeAs
and I'll scsly Eruptloua tho skin,
AID BEAUrIFXING THE COAIPLEx1oS.
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70 BEAUTlFY THE COMPILATION,

U bTAU TT TIE IUMFLFAIUN,
Il Use 8" Shuts White Liquid Enamel" The In.
amfl " will remove the worst Of Tan, FTeckes,
Pmples Moth Patches SunbuGn, ia fro four to six
days 1t Whiens the skin permanently, and imparis
feshness and transparency to the complexion which Is
perfectly na'urA aud without jury to tie skin. No
ilei is complete without it Price by mail ,eaed aud
post paid bO Gems Address G. SKULLS
us River aireAi IrnA N Y
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AGENTS.

BQSToN--GeoTge O. Goodwin a Co.
NBw YoRk-DemGs, Barnes * Co,
BALTlMORE--S, &. Hance.
PlIIsBuRGH-Dr George II Keyser.
CiNclNNAtI-F Il. Sure x Co., and J, ID. p.,k
ChlCAGO-Lord Smith, and II Scoyil
81 LOUls-Coins Bros
San Observation-Disclosures Smith & Dean.
Also sold by all druggists and dealers 40Iy
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Imports yesterday.
LIvRRPooL-ship RivaI--8soosks salt to oFde


Receipts Of Produce Yesterday.
sT ToTrTS Steamer Continental-S9 bales cot
ton Speed, Summers &eo--2I do Eorraln hckae
Eno TX do Could Roach &co-2 do r IL FRASER
4 dn 10 bbds tobacco Given, Watts &co-2 hhds of
tobacco Wilson d YoGng-24 do Y Il smith &eo--
q do Howard, Preston n Barrett-i5 b NJ Turn
bulls C " Worthington--34 h Gunther-2 jno y
Lino & Blakemore, Woodbridge &co--2 James l.
CLAIMS Anderson Harper &co--3 Short &co--l7
haIes cotton % bbls whisky VanCulin, McCombs &
Col eaddies tobacco 6S bxs do ClI0td, Walsh&
Co.'S pkgs stoves J Chatfe Bro-l0 ties lard
kegs lard so hbls pork 4 csks bacon to Perkins u
Hersey--100 bbls pork 334S SKIS corn to Bostock,
Grace & Jones--l932 do Clarke &co-l266 do $50
SKIS oats W Taylor &co-4S7 DO 1886 SKIS corn 2l2
bales hay to Lamb, Quinlan &co--l56 SKIS corn to
Clinton i Richards-lS49 do Stannard i Slayback
67S do Bercier &co--162 de Edwd Nalle--640 do
rs bales hay Hy Won Phul il Sco-665 SKIS oats 349
SKIS corn NJ Duffy -4S4 SKIS oats to Geo Martin-l7
bbls eggs Schneider q Zuberbier-l0 bxs eggs to
W Mclean &co-9 bbls eggs bbls beans J Lech-
ner-25 bbs whisky Fairohild, Yerhoef Il Bingham
90 bbls potatoes SO bbls -four Ripley & Bro--382
SKIS potatoes 80 bbls -four so bxs soap G T Lauman
90 bbls potatoes F G AIahan-46l SKIS malt to H A
Sehuerman-23 bales cotton Kirkpatrick Nevins
&co-2S do S NJ Swenson--37 do r Yeatman-244
hbls -four Emley &eo-4 burial cases to Fl Ware L
Son. separators Copes-6 bxs lead Mcintyre
il Applegate---1 case saw Branch, Crooks &co-l4
pkgs mdse J Fitzgerald-1 box books to Brooks 4
Macd0nald-l4 pkgs mdse to T Fl & J N Allen-2
cases cigars 40 head stock and sundries to order
Total 1856 bales cotton 1879 hhds tobacco
ST LOUIS-Steamer White Cloud No 40 SKIS
oats 90 SKIS bran to order-2796 SKIS corn Crafts &
| Street-l278 do L Doyle-1116 bbls meal Weller,
Chew &co--64 trunks Jenkins-25 bbls flour Jen,
| nings, Wieks &co-5l66 SKIS corn Stannard x Stay
back-400 hbls flour II csks bacon 238 SKIS corn to
Martin, Dolhonde & Cobb-1O0 bbls flour to Grace
Davis &co-1677 SKIS corn Perkins Hersey-305
| do Shropshire, Anderson &co--50 bbls -four to E
| Kimball &co-lO0 do Jno 7 Moore-l00 bbls foul
Falls, Allison &co--243 SKIS corn Summers i Braun
| 200 bbls -four Fl Kennedy 8co--100 bbl flour 33i
1 7ai1r G11ffb g-nC SKIS M fS
1000 SKIS corn Moulton-384 do Il Oglesby &ct
sundries to order
THIBODAUX- Steamer ] NJ SHARPE hides t.
| j Picou--30 SKIS corn A f Hickman hid hides
bbs potatoes D Dieder-9O00 feet lumber and sun
| dries TO order
WASHINGTON Steamer Irene-62 bales cottr
| w S Donnell-4 do W Burbridge &co-l0 hides
| Buras & Gajac-64 calves Pascal-l2l do q COWS
j NJ Roy--sundries to order-Total &c bales cotton
BAYOU EXTRAORDINARY steamer Carrie
Poole-6 bales cotton Mtenbergeer.c5 do Spy
ker & Sandidge-2 do. to Warren Crawtord-s
| cotton
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Q9rIaaus Daily Grqstent,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY ., 1855.
ARRIVALS AZ the rrinelpai hotels,


ST. CHARLES H0TEL-NTrs Smytbe, Ca; W
j. Keenan,. GA; ] Leod, s fngraham, ] NJ Ingra-
ham. city: IF Hooker ard son, Brookhaven; H.
Hoyt N X; ~ Lea and wife, La; Mrs Z Cox
and daughter, MISS r Romhaner, Madison, Fla; @
w Deal, st Louis; @ A Smith, city E r
Louisiana; W P Todd, J Winn, NJ 9
Mccarthy, New Orleans; Killian, Baton Refuge;
s Garrett, Iheryilie; n Jeans, La; Fl III Ware,
City; 9 I Griffith, N Y; Love, Galveston: H
Darlington and wife, Iowa; Mrs Moneure, Coast ;
] r Beckwith and wife. City; Routh, steamer
Fashion, @ Farrell, Montgomery.
ST. LOUIS H0TEIl--Aaj Des Anges G Carr,
Ia; Williams and family, Lafourohe, La; 7
Grand, R " GottFell, II S Ward, Detroit
ST. JAMES HOTELS r Rendon, city; 2
Southwell, r H Lyle, Miss; Il u Blaekman, ny;
VI II Long, Tennessee; Il NJ Bland, st Louis
A S Morgan, ] B Miller, Arkansas; Mason,
Ohio; Z W Garruth, Boston; Compton, mrs
ID P Shepherd D Frost Latimeri
Mississippi: u N Rayburn Texas: W Casky,
jackson; Rev t R b Trades, La; H Butterworth.
WoodFille; H Giileul, Miss; Thomas, Ark; W
Ickes, Ala; II Cowles and wife, Miss Cowles: a G
Ware, citv; j e Hodges, Ala; G H Peck, Port Glib
son; Afrs Toomel, Ga: Miss Herssner Texas; @
) Cook, Mafamor0s; g II Townsend, London; J a
Griffin Miss G Il Demeritt, city. w Smythe
Camden, Afk Bishop 0'Fitz Allen Hiclie; D Q
CRY HOTEL d wills, Greenville, Miss; J G
Williams, HolmesVille, Miss; S ] Scott, Miss S
Holmes, f Fulby, w e Clement, NJ ] German r
Stsckler. city; J Weir, N u; R J White KY; ] Oil
yer, Miss; w G Bush, q Lewis, w Thomas, ]
Thomas; r. g Smith Miss; Il G w Jewell and wife
Summit, Miss; G A Zachery, Magnolia, Miss; ]
Landes and wife, NJ w Maund, Texas; ] E Hogg
Miss; b f Hall do; Mrs L Randolph, w Henderson
Baton Rouge; "A b Freeman, ] B Schuster, Mobile
8 r Garrett, La; 4 N Fowler, Mobile; p S Welsh
Miss. N Flayel. do; Miss Hay, Ga; G + Janger
Mobile; r Il Porter, Houston; n Usher, Louisville
r Ruthven, Miss; "A N Booth, Baton Rouge;
Howard, Havana;
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tSan Francisco correspondence N. Y. Herald.
Civil Rights In California.


DISGUST OF THE PEOPLE on THE PACIFIC COAST
AT TIE PASSAGE or THE LAw-oPPosITioN no
BE MADE TO THIS ADMISSION OF THE NEGRO AND
oHINEsE TESTIMONY IN THE COURTS, ETC.
SAN Francisco, April 3, 1866.
The announcement Of the passage Of the civil
rights bill by the United States Senate over the
ominous silence. Not flag was displayed in
all San Francisco yesterday, though the city is
usually gay with bunting on Sunday: not gun
has been fired on the whole Pacific coast nor
meeting called to rejoice over the subYersion of
the Constitution by a lawless and senseless ma-
lOrity in Congress. II is fair to estimate that
ninety nine out Of every one hundred Union men
in the Pacific States are opposed to the action OF
Congress IN this matter, and are heart and soul,
with the President. have not heard half a dozen
men all told who expressed themselves as on the
side of the radicals or even offered an apology for
the infamous assault which has been made upon
the rights Of every sovereign State from Canada
to Mexico and from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The courts Of California will, beyond doubt, refuse
to comply with the requirements of the civil rights
bill SO far as taa admission of negro and Chinese
Testimony against white men is concerned at least
anil the matter of the constitutionalty of the act
Is affirmed. if it ever can be, by the Supreme Court
OF the State. The act is the death-bl to the
old organization Of the Union party in the Pacific
state ana insures reconstruction Of platforms
and change ofparties in power throughout Cali
show how the wind blows, and the outbursts Of
applause which follow every allusion to President
johnson, In the theaters and other places of
amusement nightly, indicate beyond the possibili-
fy Of mistake his overwhelming popularity with
the masses.
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LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling Havana and Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
through Of freight St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Hsvre
Storage passenger tickets granted by this line bring
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown to New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult.
The final port Of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of adng declared by the holder of the bill
of adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool thus aordng the importer the choice of
marketa
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 end
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY.
LOUISIANA. .ls7l tons p JalsOn Captain
MISSISSIPPI. j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 Finn, Captain.
MIssoURI...,...,..l964t Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS t. Barron, Captain
ALABAMA 1929 tons VIM L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA 1851 tons j. Graham, Captain.
-
BOLIVIAN ........... 1913 TONS H p p Couche, Capt
Cabin Passage Liverpool sl7d gold its equivalent in
currency.
For rates of freight apply to
HUNTER, AsKBW & CO. n CsrOndelet street.
Consgnees goods respectfully desired present
Bills of Lading at the Office pay their freight and obtain
livery orders for the same.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASSAGE $50 CUR
I.
To sail on SATURDAY, May l2th at BAN
TOR LIVERPOOL-THE SPLENDID STEAM
ship
Cargo is now being received at the Company's Whas
Third District for the above steamer sailing punctuay u
SATURDAY the 18th of May at O'Clock A. NJ, and to r
followed by the FLORIDA
Cabin passage to liverpool sl2s in gold, its equiv
in U. s. Currency. n ne
For freight passage, apply to
HUNTER, AsKEW & CO.. Al Carondeet at
INSURANCE by these steamers done in London az ~
PER CENT, and policies for granted here to shl
~ Bills Of lading for this Company (which can %
signed will be had at the Agents office as above,
The ALABAMA will san on WEDNESDAY, I'd Y r
FOR LIVERPOOL MERCHANTS LINZ La
To sail on SATURDAY, May l2th., at Ococf 'S'
FOR LIVERPOOL THE MAGNET a
| on
fastsailng steamship n,
COncOrdia,
WINTHROP SEARS, iander Z
VIII leave as above, from Post A. Fourth Dstri VI
les
Cabin Passage. ..,..,..,.,.,.... SIPS d n
steerage =. .....,............ s7Oncy. 6 So
For freight or passage having splendid ada'0ns Tor
cabin and stesrage passengers, apply to
CRERvY, MCPHERSON q
Corner CarondeIst ap,ier streets. e
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he Bow,s REvIEw-wAGroN CITY

T,i 49, ~ rb;cb = ba.a baa, pdiF Proprietor for
over TWENTY YEARS, which has had I T su4scIF
tiOn and advertising list in every pars 0o" 10 i'n
established secure and permanent h;,y .y.,,.or
Ny purpose in the future is to give T.. ~ I
and to devote all of my energies and r1i ~ ~ S
ment of the grest material interests a. ~ o1,j
merce Agriculture, Manufactures, Int 'N
General Industry. ,l- ,r,u s,,hrsos
In addition to these Important t,an "s nfft
discussions upon such great questic IA ~ Tfa;s a,,S
the relations Of the States, the perm Va Nie S4' anu
the honor and prosperity Of the coun th va
In an especial manner will II be ~ n; iS ~, ~
ment of SOUTHERN PROSPERI y ~ ~ ~ :,
its fields of industry and enterprise, 'eN N0eS' A =
the and altered condition Of thk ,,vo t, haste
me tsStotatop y wy 9ut field could be opened
Tor the Investment Of capital now ssis a1,it-rso,
SLfss vi 1. - Il, = = 'ssuss i - ure.
Regarding the issues of the tts r NJ ~ We
practical philosophy will not dsp ~ ~ pE w y.
as living and potential, is Is VI w |. Al Il. ~
accept in COED faith the situatiol ~ itS' - ~ ~
can be promotive Of the best u9l ee loI
Offices Of the REVIEW will tse ~ ss% AolAi 49,
nEton City, Charleston Nastha N3W otIeaIs. Siee'
New York, 80 Broadway. D. y D 0ADS"'
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notwithstanding Plapet-75 bbls meal 1896
SKIS corn and sundries
PENSACOLA Steamship n Banks-2s9 hbls
-four bbls molasses bbls whisky 400 SKIS corn
and sundres
BoSTON-Schr Fleetwood-lO2 bales cotton 6?
bales wool IS bales moss So do rope cuttings and
sundry mdse
notwithstanding Lucretia-6 hhds sugar 10
hhds bacon 80 bbls pork 400 bbls flour 1000 SKIS OF
corn
ST L0UIS-Steamer Julia--15o9 pkgs soda ash
RIO DE JANEIR0-Schr ] J Williamson-zVV
bbls -four 5000 feet lumber
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Narine gnteqigenre.
CRESCENT OFFICE. NO. % GAIT STREET,
Wednesday, May 9, 1856

oREsGESr oyEI9s. No q &c oAssF Sc, sgEEEE,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Planet, Hallowell, for Mobile,
Perkins Jersey
Steamship n P Banks, Pepper, for Pensacola,
Steamship Lacretia, Blakesly, for Mobile,
steamer Julia. Townsend for st Louis. Master
Brig Ann, johnson, for Cienfuegos, in ballast,
schr Fleetwood, Gardner, for Boston,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
sChr B Litchdeld, Haskell, for Cedar Keys, Fla,
sehr N Wright Freeman, for HAVANA in ballast,
Thorndike x Norton
sohr Williamson, viguers for Rio de Janeiro,
+ N Harrison eco
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Savannah, DeHart, from Havana to
II Courtenay- previously reported at Quar-
antine) I'D district
Ship Rival Doane, from Liverpool, 18th March,
to masteE-Point
ToWBoATs.
Sentinel. Wright, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 18th inst, brig America and sehr
Jupiter-Brought to Quarantine briggs Golden
Lead and Des Magdalenas-B to city
ship Rival.
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental, Fowler, from St Louis.
White Cloud No g. Hopkins, from ST Lonis.
J NJ Sharp, Streck, from Thibodaux.
Irene Hin6kley from Washington.
Carrie Poole, Muse, from Bayou Bartholomew
misunderstanding up.
1 Bark R G Rollins, --, from Havana
Bark W G Horton, - from Havana
Bark Il Pearson Taylor, 80 days from Boston, to
I Rivers & Clay
Bark eden
Ship Telegraph, Phelan, from Liverpool, with 1900
toms coal to Fairclough &co
At Quarnntlne.
Brig Golden Lead, 49,, from Cienfuegos
Sp brig Des &agdelenas, from Boston
Brig Hope --, from Havana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
Receipts by Rnllrond,

N. o., j. & G. N. R. R.-May 81 bales of
cotton Douglas Vest do Geo P MeLean-3 do
Manco &co-4 do Payne, Huntington &co-5
II I Coffee &co-23 Jno L Hardie &co-4 Alcus &
Scherck-44 l. M Merritt-41SO feet lumber Jami-
son & Murray-4991 do John Cade-9500 do to Eu-
gene NoreaT-Total 81 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-09
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"Wednesday. Nnr b. lee

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Tie weather yesterday was bright and hot tenn
pered, however, during the day, with fine
breeze.
Business on the landing was fair. Freights were
In better offering than on the previous day, The
departing steamers had good trips, especially the
great ouitman for Yicksburg, and the mail packet
Julia for ST. Louis.