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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1866-05-25

pose an absurdity. Tie condensation OF
value, which is gained by reducing the
bulk Of the raw material into tile more
portable forms of mai ketahle tabrics-for
instance. OF compressing hogshesd OF TO-
bacco leaves into compact and convenient
boxes Of chewing tobacco or OF reducing
bale OF cotton to cotton cloth or bush
Ell OF wheat 10 ills proper measure OF Tonr
is a great point gained III international
commerce, besides the profits realized and
retained at hcme by the performance OF
every function necessary to put the raw
material in these shapes. This condensa-
ton Of values increases exports, tor 1t en-
ables ils to send abroad what would other
wise be too bulky for transportation. The
smalle: the bulk the less the cost OF trans
poration, and much of production has
been, and will continue to be, lost to the
commerce Of the world by reason of its
not being pnt in portable shape at the
point Of production.
The great exporting nation is England.
Why9 Not because ii is the great produ-
material trcm all parts Of the would, man
at high profits to the producers. lis en-
made out Of the productions Of other and
less shrewd and enterprislng nations. L
has been appropriately said that 'Engald
purchases our skins and pays us back with
the tails" If England raised the raw ma
terial, which she manufactures into all the
various fabrics, her profits would be so
m"cIl the greater That is precisely what
the Sou.I. should do, and doubtless will
do III course Of time. The South raises
these products, she ought TO manufacture
them; supply her own population on cheap
terms with all the needed fabrics, and
throw the surplns into all the markets u
the world. The home consumption would
be inconsiderabo compared with thar
without her borders.
The manufacturing advantages possessed
by the South are nut exceeded by those
of any part OF the world. The extent OF
them was not fully comprchended unit
recently. Living IN comfort, nay lnxury
upon her agricultural resources. the neee
OF other resources was not felt. We tbinE
we may 90 SO far as to say that the manu-
factnring advantages OF Virg ginia are great
er and more varied than those OF any 9th
er locality in any part of the world. She
hes a boundless wafer power inexhaustl
BILE supplies Of wood, coal, iron and mine
rails OF every description She has it ii
!. her power to manipulate all her raw pr"
duo ions and manufacture them into al
, the diversitics of fabric needed in the mar
+ kets OF the world.
; The time cannot be far distant whel
Virginia will take the lead not alone il
agriculture but in manufactures. La tlfi
age If enterprise, development and prog
; ress, it is not possible that her immens
res"nlces and capacities can be long nee
lectcd. She has hitherto been known 4
: the Mother Of States aud Statesmen til
time viii come when she viii be know
as the great centre Of industry and capi
o al. atea.a,e = 80
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ACTS OF GENERAL CONFERENCE.
We gather the following acts OF the Gen
eral Conference, from the New Orleans
Aduoc1te;
I. The name Of tho church it was resolved
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. o. CANT srrExr. }
$780,. Saturday, February 3, 1866.

cREscENr OFFICE, No. o. CANT STREET,
-s -a- Saturday, February 3, 1866
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Tonawanda, Teal, for Galveston,
Steamer Frances, Meyers, for Mobile, &c Harris
Steamer Blue Wing No 8, Little, for Mobile, Master
Ship Merchant, sprague, for liverpool.
BIZ schr Village Belle, Do Koter, for Matamoros,
JIM Oriol
schr Galveston, McCahan, for sisal and Campea.
chy, Goldenbow LesFarre
Schr Bloom, Nodof, for Mobile, Huntington Bros
Sohr Eugenia, Ferrer, for Mobile, Huntington Bros
4.$ Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Morgan, Lawless from Indianola and
Galveston to G Harris-lst district
Sehr g 8 Watson, Hughes, from Mobile, in ballast
70 master-Basin
schr Anna Maria, Mahood, from Pensacola, to
mastez-Basin
| STEAMBOATS,. .g|
Fashion, Pratt, from Vicksburg.
Longworth, Tobin, FIN Bayou Bartholomew
y y Arthur, Carson, from Cairo.
i sunny South, Woodman, from Cincinnati
i Amaranth. Bowles, from st Martnsyille g.
Nahenal, Snnott from Alexandria
yieOna Pickett. from Washington
biaekford, Bayhi, from Lower Coast.
Gnba. Boardman, from Shreveport.
4 Blue Wing No 5, Little, from Mobile.
FRANCES, Meyers, from Mobile.
4 Countess, Green, from Mebile-Basin.
Heisw-Comins Up.
br snip CfesWei, ----, from Jamaica
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.STEA MSIkB p =.
LIVERPOOL,

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Queenstown land and embark as
and assensers taking Cotton and eigniug bills sdiug
nara at through of freight Petersburg
Moscow, Rigs, Hamburg. Bseneu Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gcthenburg and Havre.
The aa pcr, of defamation may be either xed on signing
the bills of adns declared by the holder of the bill
adng within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
at Liverpool tas sordng the importer the choice
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. 1874 tons. P. Jamison Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tons .,..J. Campbsl Captain.
FLORIDA. 1887 toms 1T Baker Captain.
MISSOURI 1854 tons ...A Hancock Captain.
ARKANSAS. tons. 1T Barron, Captain
ALABAMA. 1929 tons VIM. L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 TONS j. Graham, Captain.
CARoI1NA.... 1871 tons ..,.J Hairby, Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H. P P Couche Capt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sI2s gold or its equivalent
| currency.
| For rates Of freight apply to
| WIN. HUNTER 4 CO., Il Carondeet street.
H8- Bills of lading for this Company (which only b
| signed will be had atths Agents office above.
| FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
Il FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAvAN
and Queenstowu-The steamship
Gambia.
Cargo is being received at the foot of Jacksc
street. for aboye steamer, sailing puncuay sATURDA!
the 10th of Febdary az o'clock and to be followed
the FLORIDA Saturday, the 18th of February
Cabin passage to Liverpool SIPS Havana $685. in gol
: or their equivalent in .. s. Currency
For freight passage, apply to
VIM. HUNTER CO., Il Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these done in Liverpool and Lo
don at ONE PER CENT.
Consguees of goods respectfully desired to the
Bills of Lading at the Office pay their freight and obtain
livery orders for the same.
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N. O., J. & G. N. R. R.-Feb 2-22 bales cot
ton to Skpwith.l2 Allison 4 Davis j cunts
IA Carroll Hoy &eo-6 to Given, Watts &co-7l to
] r Powe-l2 Brtton & Moore-S S Barrett-2
7 H NJ Allen-92 Payne Huntington &co-l6
Thornhill & Richardson's Wright, Allen &co-2
r Pritchard-9 L R Coleman-l7 Walker & Snyder
Is Ellis Chamberlin--9 ODER, Atwater &co-27
Jno 7 Hardie &co-6 e Newman-6 to Iindrey &
Halsmith-S johnson, Denegre & Penn-5 Duncan
g. Randall-5 J N Harding-4 NJ J Smith &co-4s
Alcus & Scherck-5 Tully-25 S H Ably &co-ls
Champiin Il Arrington-46 Warren & Crawford-4
gusachs 4 Ogden-24 Hinkle &co--Total 62s
bales cotton
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Nrl1 OrleaIls Aailp qresteIll.
nam Orlea,ls Monfg Warket.


f..n.,vvr oyrrsx No "a CAN'T STREET, \
Friday Evening, Feb 2 1857,
-, 4 asr \, materially alter the condi- |
Notahs has ~ depirtea in our iaat
siea q she closing figures. l3e4@
N d,se further advance Of cent discount in
o., yr market yesterday reported by teegrapa'
~ 81, n u u cent during the day Offerings were
- .l-,.,.bont Init the demand was OF very |
aas.sa ,haracter from the opening TO tho eiose
va yaasoiu the few transactions for the
10 shss hays necn verified to satisfaction. VIZ
Il tacax sal ksoDe ana 5000 at 1885,, $5ooo Saa
800 ~ "a ~ - sssooo The latter taken by banker at
sSs IA ss .nd s7S1o 4 se Receipts Of Gold since oarl
40 ee from New York, consigned core
N IN ,rvst houses Trsnsactons in Silver sHoe
n. ~. ssn rsaned Id and 500 American halves al
sss,s. g, ss Waxics, dosrs ii 1888 We quote
- SsaisNx ia ser IL Is4els5 for American eoin and
iaaalsa ~ Mvrscan dollars -
- SnrEIaN .5xf,H ANGIE MSS eshbftsd but little any
a,,,,~ ~ day Ehe supply upon the market was
- -. ,hs nrapinr 10 the close, and the aeznand indt
s 4. at any time most ef the prnc
s. 800. e.vipe coasirsd Of the market Operations
- - a;Et nd IN tendency Of the towa-
an sraar the close Of the market when
" 49, ..rton - IN The sales for sthe day have
sS,s.trirtsA u ne following amounts, viz
csrv, .,.,n,l scret At 14e,< $4,000 q. I4sh; f2od
e..s u a. - latter taken by bsr at 1854 s75oQ
~. f40e0 Al l4S and fAso1 and fs0o0 at 4zA
N fr.nns were confined TO SEQ 600 at S7S3<f
S.ery Il IN ard Al oOof 6oooof ana 75OOof at 3sakf
N,ares Il ina close Of busiuess were for Bani
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A DVEKTYSEK AND REGISTER
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
No. IL South Royal street, Mobile, Ala.
". G. CLARK / CO-JOHN FORSYTH.

TERMS OF THE AND EVENING NEWS
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No subscriptions for the be delivered IN tae city
will be received for less period than six months
for first Insertion Each subsequent insertion rs cents Ten
lines seid nonpare make square, Advertisements in
intervals will be charged each insertion
Advertisements specified to time will be published m
Ill ordered out, and charged accordingly. -
All transient advertsemens except from business houses
with whom we have accounts must be paid in ad
vance.
Bills TO- advertising will be made out monthly and
prompt colleatons required.
Of 20 ssnts q linz for each insertion.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP LINE.
FARE REDUCED
$40. FIRST CABIN ........... $40
SeS.......FoR SECOND CLASS. ,Sa5
To sail TUESDAY EVENING, February 9Th at 8 o'clock
NO CARGO TAKEN ON DECK
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE WELL
known popular steamship
Matanzas,
IIESEGANG, Commander,
will sail for New York above, from jackson wharf
The cabin by steamship
on THIS route es' GaRRsoN AE apply to
lo4 Common street, opposite City Hotel
FOR NEW YORK
cRoMwELLs N Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail SUNDAY, Feb. 4th, at o'clock a. NJ.
EOR NEW YORK-The fast and favorite steamship
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD, Commander,
wharf of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First cabin passage $50.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MouLToN,
Al Carondelet street.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
| STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
| EOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW ANp
splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .24OO tons. Nelson, Commander
EVENING STAR. .20l5 tons. .Wmpenny, Commander
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander.
! NORTH STAR. 2004 tons. Jones, Commander
| NORTHERN LIGHT. 2o56 tons. Weir, Commander
RISING STAR. $500 tons. Bell, Commander.
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BATON ROUGE.

REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A NJ, and every sATuR.
NOR BA TON ROUGE, PLAQ uEMlNE,tDoNALD
sonve and all intermediate landingsFhe new and superb
sidewhee steamer Monsoon, Eeno master j. O. lIbano
Rouge every SUNDAY at P. M. and THURSDAY at P NJ
fo' ii'sN' Vi p"''"e LEONCE BAYHI, 16 Benylie st.
The Monsoon will take freight for all landings on Bayou La
fourche. ----. -rr-,I.
'fp VIRGfNIUS G. DENTZEII, Advertising Agent.
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Sehr Belle Sea, -, from -
shin Tea faster, Jones, from liverpool, Nov y
Br ship Dorothea, Scott, from liverpool Atth NOV
to master
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Commercial yrltelli9erre.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ DAMP STREET,
Friday Evening. Feb. 2. 1866. I

COTTON-The market opened languid this morning. owing
rcnAcng character q the European advces the
unfayorable tenor Of the New York Of pn
refused to operate and those that entered the
ket appeared be impressed with the hope obtain
ing easier The deiusion dissipated how
ever none of the prominent factors could be
reduce their asking rates. and the
day been restricted 24o bales effected full
previous prices Thepurchases TRANSFERRED the following
der 600 bales 49, 30 10 200 I50 loo IO0 So So 50
and 80 bales which show rather general participation
LAP. stated that 23 bales had purchased by
marty after o'clock yesterday Since closing that
port have learned Of lists Of 500 and 800 bales respect
lively which taken BY another party at late hour and
and therefore increase sales for yesterday from
le@22o bales The dispatches published in the evening pa
pes although considered encouraging have had effect
whatever and the market closed unsettled last quea-
sons which repeat follows viz Ordinary, 40@42c
good ordinary @45c How middling, 46@47c and mdding,
4s@4gc The the week up O9l bales The
ports amount to 1857 bales The receipts comprise 23l
bales the stock hand and shpboard this evening
49,, no bales
3s; STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand Sept lst, l86tbaas. .......:.. S32sa
Rsosiysd psyiossIy 81
sos 1856
previously. ,96
ssock On hand and on shIpboard not cleared ISL 40
SUGAR AND MDLASSES-Ths receipts Of the week have
besn sy nesra,s Consisting q oa hhds Sugar HOS bh
e ss a hai ags sss
y ss vs ss ssss than 4 %e
ssss, a. & sbsss ss aeisSsss i
gsss demand aas prevailed
fiji m lie oea On sas
being diminished aud fresh any mag
orders always hand for shipment domestic ports We
refer to the annexed particulars regarding the
ELoGh w aaesd good demand especially for the
BASIS th se ssa
ssssshsn opsIatons Il lots The being
@ e m s r. Nv hsh w readily a
The Transactions q ths week about 4 bbls
nshsd early part wssk Va now quct ane 1t
s. ssp sssIss g 50 81 = =
@ bh q n % ss above range e
!; gses demand t1roughous the
md yellow While white which has shown falling of Of
4ok or mixed ara ie bushel foT yellow white
ass # ssss .Sa
commodity e q which
&c ~: # e. TSs TIn sacks % 6
III ssss sss e s
~ ss ssssF
49, iss.ss X b. = day about 500
an an Fl e p y
asss ssss .sssss sss i t p
sshibi. further change in favor holders All descriptions
aad prices found The It'll particulars ssa
has little better demand for round lot
hs Sc ss hS =
iss iss VT III Fl
coRpTssa INV 6ss, and she exports bels
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STEA MSHIPS.
GALVESTON.

STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.
FOR GALVESTON MERCHANTS LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 7h inst, at en-
EOR GALVESTON - THE sPLEr,DrD FAST
sailing sdewhee steamship
Palmyra,
ohAs. Il. SINCLAIR, Commander,
Will Leave her wharf, foot Of Joseph street. as above For
freight passage, having unsurpassed s,a,eroom accom-
nodatons apply to
CREEvY, MCPHERSON h Co,
Corner Carondeet and Graver streets
FOR GALVESTON
LINE.
To leave on SATURDAY, Feb. Sd, at o'clock A. NJ
TOR GALVESTON = THE SPLENDID AND
fast steamship
Tonawandn,
JACOB TEAL, Master
will sail from her wharf foot of St. Joseph street. positively
| above.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
apply to .,o
| SO Poydras street
THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
| To sail on SATURDAY, Sd inst, at 5 P.
E,OR GALvEsToN-THE FAvoR1TE SIDE
wheel steamship
| Rapidan,
| JAS B. MCCONNELL Commander
will wharf, foot of St. Joseph street, above
freight passage having unsurpassed
''N'@''N'' Apply - JAMES CONNOLLY L co,
. s. Poydras
N B-Freght will be received Friday, Cd inst Bills Of La
ding signed the office of the agent
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINZ
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
Leaves SUNDAY 18th inst, at A.
FOR GALVESTON AND INDIANoLA-
The iron steamship
| I. c. Harris,
CHAS FOWLER, Commander
will leave above. For freight passage apply to
+ I. C. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets
NB-Freght for Mata gorda Bay will be delivered at the
Of ships tackles. Bills ladiug will signed the Agent
| office.
Freight will be received February lst of St. JOSEF
street.
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BAYOU SARA.

REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. r GREATHOFSE, Master,
TROXLER and MILLER Clerks
Leaves every MONDAY at s p NJ FRIDAY at 10 NJ,
EOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
a. Rouge, Plaquemine Donaldsonyile, and all inter-
mediate landings taking freight for all landings
Bayou Lafnche with privilege of reshppng For freight
passage apply o board,
TITUS h GWARTNEY, Agents, No 3Tchoupitoulss 81. ,
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET-TWICE WEEK.
EOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HUDSON, BATON
l. Rouge Plaquemine, Donaldsonyie and all Intermediate
landngsThe passenger steamer r. Barancoa
master leaves New Orleans regularly MONDAY at
p NJ, and FRIDAY, at 10 A. N.
SATURDAY, coming down the Coast in daylight.a
VIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent.
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TRENTON, ET<

- - 49,. ..-
,pr .r.,,,r. |
Eok AHA MY Ia nANS' ooAcHlfA
burp Trinity and all landings On ouachita and Black Rivers
taking freiph,s for |
p,vorre n,,ppoyNE and RApTao1o yFw |
with ,,ivi,srs of rssb,nninr
Inc hne s'ae "hee' passenger s'e"'hef
j. M. sharp,
John G. LANOIJE Master-EUG BRADY Clerk
Will leava Nav Orleans and Alabama Landing regularly
EVERY TEN DAYS, as per the following Schedule
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS LEAVES ALA LANDING
TUESDAY, january ~ looo r''uaS re',Na'S :, toV"
FRIDAY February " honuay, feofuA's a.
lnesoay, February ~ rtiu"S Fs''u1'y S'
FRIDAY Mareh< MoluA', ""len
Iuesa"s, hAion i' '"s' "a,eN
Tuesday April g. Friday, AprG
Friday April 49, Monday, April IL
Tuesday April a. Friday April ~
rnaay' may N auaaa'' ,t nNy
rue,usS1 r M%s u.ns,,, A.. %
r'e't No., w. , I
f'' e " fe n ,pp,' npn ~
nn,rrn> rp...
= I wINBI1RN &, Magazine streets
-.
u,nu Sr.NnEN MrILER,s B1arEF CHAM.
L pagnole Pigeon flf Alabama Landing Trenton, Mou-
roe and all landings OnaGta and Black RFcrsThe
Blanks clerk viii leave as above For freight or passage
apply on board, or to .o.,- >, rig 49,.
n q n6N6fitIF } TcbonnitopIss Street
VIRGINIuS C. DENTHEL Advertising Agent
-. - . ~ .,
AAABaMA LANDiNG, bAlUu bAhi hoi VI, .t BAL
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Leaves New Orleans every Wednesday, NJ leaves Wash
ington every Saturday at p. M
EOR 0PELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE.
T. Simmsport, mouth Bayou Rouge, and intermedate
landings Bayou Coqrabean and Atohaalaya rver-The
Hinckey, MASTER NJ Kenson clerk, will leave US above
For freight passage apply on board, to
E. MONTAGUE, Jr 81 St. Louis street,
VIRGINIus C. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
The Irene will take passengers point on the cons
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HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA - THE FINE FAST-SAILING
schooner doe Kelley. G. W. Nelson, master is now
loading or the above port aud will quick dispatch
of 400 rarrels, apply to " '@'sA' AVA D1'A
JOsEPHiKELLEY LIZ Grapisr streat
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COTTON SEED.

COTTON sEED........... COTTON SEED.
PETIT GULF COTTON SEED of the growth of 1866 for
Is .nting, for sale by ' '
C GULLETT,
50 kRtchez sts SET
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PENSACOLA
REGULAR LINE.
t. sail on SUNDAY, '4th inst. at 8 A. n
ETOR PENSACOLA and APALACIHICOLA
The fast sailing Al steamship
Tappahannock,
VIM. BROWN Commander
receiving freight for the above ports Post As
Fourth District For freight passage apply to
L. NJ. MERRITT
II CRrondele street.
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OPELOUS4ASs

FOR OPELOUSAS
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at P. NJ
NOR OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, FORT
L Barre Mouth of Bayou Rouge and all intermediate
landings on Bayou Courtabeau and Atchaaaya RverThe
light and swift packet Cieonn c. G. Pickett
master j. B. Schmidt, clerk, will leave above Returning
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING at
10 O'Clock For freight passage apply on hoard
RARUS Il GAJAC. Agents, 8 ST. Louis street.
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BOSTON.
MERCHANTS LINE.
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
EOK ROST0N-THIS LINE IS COMPOSED OF
the following splendid steamships to form regular line sail
ing promptly advertised and nsuring the lowest rates. viz
=. KENSINGTON. Observation-Disclosures. Capt Chapman.
ST. LOUIS Capt. CauSen.
The above vessels admirably adapted to the trade,
manded by experienced officers and every facility possible will
be extended shippers and connees For freight passage
apply to CREEVY, MCPHERSON 4 CO.,
35 Carondelet street, corner Gravier.
Bills of Lsding furnished on application.
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The above packets will take freight and passengers for Menu
class packets at Vicksburg.
For freight passage apply board, or to
HITE MURDOCH, 81 Gravier street.
JNO. E. HYDE Y CO. Agents. ll3 sComnon ST.
A. BRITTON, 7 Front street.
p SThe above will take freight and passengers
for sunower River with privilege Of reshppng on the
steamer Eddie.
VIRGINIUs c. DENTzEI. Advertising Agent
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P. M, positively
INOR OPELOUSAS WASHINGTON PORT BARRE,
Il simmsport, mouth bayou Rouge and all intermediate
landings Bayou CoHrtabeau and Atachaaaya rverThe
Ughtdraugh and swift pasenger steamer Ceonn G. Picket
MASTER NJ Melancon clerk will leave above freight
or passage apply on board, or to
BLANUHlN Il GIRAUD 63 Old Leyee straes
A. 9AJAC, st. Louis street.
FlRGlNlu9 c, DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
ST. LOUIS,
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP CoMPA.
NY'S BOATS,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES DAILY MAIL.
TOE MEMPHIS, CAIRO, ST LOUIS AND
LOUISVILLE.
One of the following boats will leave above EVERY
EVENING the Compauy's wharf foot Of Bieuvills
street, viz
Ruth, Missouri,
Pauline Carroll, w. IL. Arthur,
Peytona, Luna,
Mary Z. Forsyth MaI1le Able,
Atlantic, Julia,
Mississippi, Ida Handy,
W. TX. Carter, Lnminary,
Continental, Olive Branch,
Leviathan. Lady Gay.
For freight, through tickets to all points North
East apply at the company's Office,
lo4 COMMON STREET opposite City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-03
Warlne 9ntelligente.

-4- S622 bags.
ew Orleans, February I'd, 1866. 1874 drawer street
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-08-21

Tn ELDEST DrGHTIH AZ HoME. To
bc able to get dinner, to sweep thcroom,
to make q garment, to tend a babe,
wonid add greatly 10 the list Of a young
laays accomplishments Where can
we behold 0 more lovely sight than the
eldest daughter q family, standing ia
the sweet simplicity Of her now woman
hood, by the side 81 her toiliug, care
worn, Mother, 20 relieve and aid hor.
Now she presides 81 tie table, now di-
reefs fl the kitchen, now amnses the
fre;ting babe. now diFarts bali a score
Of little FOLKS I'm thc library She can
assist hor brothers iH their sports. on
lhe elder ones in their stHlie aud
read the newspapers, to heT weary faith
er. or smooth the aching brow ol her
fsycred mother. Always ready with
helping band, and q @Lecrful smile. for
au emergency, she rs m angel 0f l6ye.
ard % blessing t9 tha bone circle.
Should sho ba lle2 ont t oligHata q
home ~ ouu aaHLd she he Wyla lose
els ar eit iGrH