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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
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CRESCENT OFFICE No. "a CAMP STREkr
-------- Moniay. lima Is lsL6

CRESCENT OFFICE No "a CAMP SrRFkr
Monday, June IS 1866
".. Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Huntsville, Ryder, for New York,
Steamship Sheridan, Bolton, for New YORK, '''-'N'
A Mouton
Steamship bIaraposa, Quick, for New York,
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston, - ~
1 G Harris
steamer Planter, 4enth0rn, for Mobile, Master
Steamship Lucreta, Blakesly, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Julia, Belt, for st Louis, Master
Steamer Mississippi, Hnrd, for st Louis, Master
Steamer Pauline Carroll, White, for Louis.
Master
Brem bark Jupiter, Huckins, for Bordeaux.
Bark Paramount, Wood, for cienfuegos, in ballast
CIV Hynson &co
schr Yolumnia Ryan, for Havana Rivers & Clay
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
BOEUF RIVER.


REGULAR BdEUF RIVER PACKET
leaves New Orleans EVERY WE'D ESnAY at5p :,
BNgR DO n Esq LANDING, PRAIRIE IANDTSG
IhonRs LaAding, Gum Point, Red Mouth Girard and
lnE and tont JencrsonThe splendid parket I5
- " W i2rd, master, lsgvfs HarsoHburg EVERY
flA1 upon he arrival Of the steruer Gae For aipbt
or passage apply to a. NIEBTRN = gent gu
- 49, &c., 81 Magazine street.
Y1RGIEIUs c. DENTzEL, 4dTeFtfspS SEe6t s9t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
EEseelpts o. produes Yeteerdav.

LOUISVILLE P W strader-3 bales
cotton John Pheps-29 do 81 bxs zinc n Green.
wood 4 Sqn--6 bEs mise r Nugeut=-l2 tcs hams
20 hhds bacon 100 bhls pork Bercier &Co-Il do
eggs kegs Natter J Lecnusr-l32 eco laths E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
Receipts OF Produce saturday.

MoNTG0MERF-steam Blue Wing No SPA
bales cotton Jurey HarFis-23 do Banks, Loring
6co-ll do Smith 4 MoOdy-l5 bdls gnnnies "a
Huntington Bros bbls whisky Hannon, Ofbtt
&cO--sundriss to order-Fotal IS bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
at Quarantine

Steamship Mexico, Pendexter. 70 hours from
Havana, to H Hall
FIR bark Baayonnaize, Bidejary days from Vera
Cruz. in ballast, to master
Bark p Pelina, from -
Br schr Lizzie Leppert, from Havana to master
Cargo, $40 bbls molasses 287 halfbbls do TO
Butler &co
schr Brazos, Carlton, from Naata, Mex-Cargo
Br sebr Village Gem, -, from Cienfnegos-
Cargo, sugar to Ayet
Schr Helena, -, from Tampico
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

L1rTLE WoMAS.-Maria E. Nail, from Knox
vile, Davis county, N6rth Carolina, twenty years
ola, 1Sf inches in height, and weighing II pounds,
arrived in this city Saturday evening and we
understand, will give series Of receptions during
the coming week. She is represented BY those
who have seen her to be one of the greatest curl
lpsitfes of the age.-Tf fynchbnrg News.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
YAZOO.

YICKsBURG AND YAz0o RIVER packet
Leaves yicksburg EVERY TUESDAY, at 3 F.M
kOR GREEN " GOD, LEFhOBEr YAzOO uITY
and all intermediate landings also taking freight for
IaahatGhte and Yallabusha rivers aud at Green
wood with packets for light draft passon-
GER steamer Countess, John Henderson, Uhas,
Crater, clerk will leave above connecting Fith racket
Grey Eagle from New Orleans
J. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
Fulton streesa
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RAYou SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 A. n, and every sATUR
DAY atbP.M
Fen BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE, PLA.
qEemine Donaldsenvile and all intermediate landings
The new and superb sds-wheel steamer st NlchOIRE 8
Heno master, j. G. LbGno, clerk, will leave above Re.
turning, she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY. For freight passage apply to
LEOSCE BAYHI, lG Bienyle st.
Shippers sre responsible payment of freight
FIRGINIUS @, DENTZEI, Advertising Agen,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

LINCOLN VS.. ANNA larokINeaN-An Ex-h. C.
having seen, in the Jou sngl some remaE ks upon
Miss Anna Diekinson's ettem ut TO unsex herself
reform nature, and DENT tlisR exssident ] Ohnson,
reminds = us Of a good lke gat,ph about der by
the iamented Lincoln. The member with o friend,
called at tile White Hou V, an Nusiness, after
dinner.
They met the President stFi, hng aeFn Che stair
way alone, and after the u wsa ssistatfons, the
member remarked;
" Nj. President, / see you are Just going cut,
and will not ask to delay you.n
To which he replied;
q Yes can't you come to-morro &t s.e clock
would not like to turn back now, ! hSS 'ssarted
mp 10 your house to hear the puilet Ss#;;
The member saddenly recolleoted q 9au 9 sotea
against giving ap the hall Of the Hou ios A.aea a
q lecture in that evening and thought VIC ~ a4e'
eidedly good. Louisville Journal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
on sroR Y ExTR TRAaRBINARY.-The Mlwaukie
ean+;s.I..tf tS,a faliav,iDg.

On sToR ExTRAsRPINARY.-The Milwaukee
sentineltels fae following:
Thelast an, lssrongest oil story which we have
heard, Is sent usby correspondent at Port Wash
ing8on II il to ID of couple of boys, the offspring
of dstinguis. he'd legislator Of 0zaukee county,
aged fespeetiyt ly ten and eight years. Il illas-
tfates Two facts shat the oil fever is not confined
to aius and I'll atall is not petroleum that stnks.
We quote the let ten of our correspondent;
II I've bows 10 grub, hoe and spade together.
and started far tb Back end Of their father8 farm
Their mother prot ssaed5 bnt the boys were inexo-
rahly bent Oh oil Gnd eoald not be dissuaded
They proceeded On t&eiraeareh, and finding a hole
in the ground tho lEht there would be good
place to oeomnsenee as i would save digging. So
at it they went. Tie y had not dug long before
one Of them ramarke, o.
8 | smell something don youW 4s
Charley resnondeda trmativey, and thought it
smelt like fathers oil eahs only good deal
stronger but added aeeby erood lie, as they
calls IT, smells stronger than our ie.'a
The boys were d eoo, / deal elated with their
prospect, and wofkedaw ag vigorously fora time.
Atlength they struck thr, lggh into cavity, and
had Terltable aoR welt Nhey had uneaFthed a
couple Of skunks, and sta Ted for home o good
deal discounted. Their ga rments exhaled odors
stronger and more offensive th&n even petroleum
ia its crude state.''
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
n TENNEssEE iron.

The undersigned for .he sale or Hlnau, Bro Sons
9eiabrsted TENNESSEE IRON now prepared to execute
des for si sizes Fiat Round Square Horse Shoe Ploagb
Sal and HOisg Iron, c, E sLOC0AB,
"A Csuel ard IS Common strestR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.

STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. r. GREATHOUsE, kastsT
FRoXLER and MILLER, Clerks,
Leaves every MONDAY 1t 4, and FRIDAY at 10 4 H.
k'0R ia You SARA, PORT HUDSON, RATION
~ Ronge, Pla4asnine, Donsldsongls and all inter
mediate landings on tbe coast taking freight for all lsndnRs
IN Bayou LRourcho For freight passage apply on board
TITUS 4 GWA AiETNEY, Agent No Tehoupitoulas st
NlRGINIuS O. DENTZEL. Advertising gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

NTTeCrerNA a oN--It is currently reported u the
city that a negro named Henry Europe married 8
" Yankee school marin one day last week, and
left for the land Of nutmegs to spehd the honey
mooa.
Tie above item appeared in the Advertiser and
Register Of this morning, Henry has called upon
as and wishes to have il corrected. He says that
such report has been in circulation for two or
three weeAs but there is no truth in or foundation
for it, 10 is q malicious fslsehood, no doubt, csl-
cuated 10 iniure the fair fame Of Henry, who is a
prominent teacher in one Of the colored schools.
fsIu6ile Register
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

Any game hereaboutg' "a. q newly arrived
t0a Texan.
euess i, :, sgid the Lone ST. W. and plenty of
en- We have hlnh, poker cue. ne ailionFs and
monte, aud jst 90 many others e yeaA IKE 70
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Lillian, Olsen, from Indanola and Gal.
weston, to Geo A Fosdck-lst district
Steamship N P Banks, Pepper from Pensacola, to
Hawes i Bowen-lst district
Steamer Philadelphia Porter, 4s hours firm Sabine
Pass, to R NJ Harrison &co-4th district
Schr Lizzie Batehelder, English, q days from Bos.
ton, to G W Hynson &co--lst district 2l
STEAMBOATS,.
W Suader, Stein, from Louisville.
Gen Quitman, Cannon, from Vicksburg.
ldahoe, Keeling, from Camden.
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
BeIow-Comlnn Up.

ship, Lewis Henry, Tegeer, from Marseiles, 10th
March.
Thorndike & Norton Cargo, 4470 bbls lime to
ThOrndyke & Norton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

MEMPHIS.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
WEDNESDAY PACKET,
Henry Ames,
THos. L. CRAWFORD, Master
The steamer will on the opening Of tn, fall trade run
as "a regular packet between Nenphis and New Orleans
leaving each port EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
Every effort will be made accommodate passengers and
shippers and until the opens the Henry give
particular attention to ali Memphis and Bend business
Forfurther particulars apply to
STEVENSON DOUGLAS, Agents. S Front street
VIRGINIus Q. DENTAEL, Advertsng Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

Now, my little boys and girls,'' So q teacher,
l want gep to be vsaTy stillao still sat you can
hear pin dFop.p
For moment all WAS sill, and little boy
g Let her dFopr,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
Arrived Saturday.

Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Tappahannock, Huekins, from Apala.
chcola, to Merritt, Dunham, McKinnen &eo-
lst district II
Brig Ocean Belle, Morton, 20 days firm New York,
to master-1st district %
Br brig Emma, Billings, from Havana, to master
Point
Br sohr Helena Roberts, from Havana, to mas.
ter-2d district 20
schr Talisman, johnson, from Matamoros, (pre.
viously reported at Quarantine to E TTois-
gros-2d district 10
STEAMBOATS,.
Blue Wing No 3, Little, from Montgomery.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
Mary Conley, Stone, from Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURCHE PACKET
TWICE A WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY AZ S P. NJ and every SATURDAY
at 10 a n.
Steamer j. NJ. sHARP-HENHY sTREoK, Master JOS,
DALFERFS, Clerk.
EOR THEB0DAUXVTLEF PAINTCOURT.
vile, Napoleonye DOnaldsonvie and all intermediate
coast landings-Will leave regularly as above
The NJ Sharp will give particular attention coast
freight and passengers and will in the trade perna
nently For freight passage apply board.
r sSbippe in all responsible for the payment
OF freight j. s. RELF, Tch0uptOuRs street.
usual. y
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

" Father said . cohbler's boy, as he was peg
gng away at an old shoe, /" thes say that trout
bite Dew1
Weii, well.v replied the ol gentlemen,
yen stck to youe work and III eg WON'T bite
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

a little girl, showing herco nsin about four years
Old star said aThat star you see Up there is
bigger than this worldi IN q amt said she.
= fss s tiaR Whyi then, dc NJ 1t Keep the rain
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

"ClLossD Persons - WAC They Are.-Tbc
New York Trihuno objects to the term "cosored
person" as assumed by or applied to the late
slaHe ppuul8tioa ai the Southern States. Il say >
e. is only applicable to these Of mixed blood, and
that the ga.-alooiedbllcki is negro, nothing more
OF less.
The rrb1nn has given sufficient attention Y iha
subject TO he regarded as authority, ana Us
iled into the Glowing disqnisiuqn u iea3oA ID
it.-E Nashville Union and American ..-,
AS 10 the word c0lored itsait, II is used
remarks Greeley, throughout the whole q lA7
( West ladies' 10 denote persons of themlNed race
I that is. parily Caucasian and partly African
whatever the shade 6f their complexion, from the
foir 4,eseln6fa to the dark malatto, but ls never
annliGd ss in America, to the full-blqQded black.
! Nnr in popuar pariauCe, is the term negro ever
! apnJiel.t to any but the pure blacks. The colored
Ts6iIe Of the West Indies are divided, as regards
Shades Of complexion, into four classes according
to the proportion in which the blood Of the origi-
ual races from which they spring is mingled in
their. veins. These classes are known as DaWdt-
toes quadr00uS, naesteS and nleSolqfnaS.
The offspring of the Caucasian and African IS
called mulatto of the Caucasian and mulatto q
quadroon; of the Caucasian and the guadroon 8
mestee, and of the Caucasian and the mestee q
mesclafaa 70 speak more correctly, the pro
portion of blood, Caucasian or African, whatever
may be the parentGge, designated by these seyera
grades, deternines-the category in which the ildl
vidual is placed. In the case of the mescatina
SO feint is the tinge Of African blood that he /!
generally regarded as white. In some Of the Eng
iish colonies he was formerly held as tegallyl en-
titled to the privileges of white man; henee tAt
expression now obsolete, E" white by laW'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
LOUISV WILLIE.

Leaves on MONDAY. 18th nst at 5PM
FOR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE, CAIRO
Memphis and the Bends-Ths new, swift Light draught
sidewheel passenger steamer
n. w. Strader,
Captain ALBERT STEIN; AMES FISHER, Clerk
For freight PASSAGE apply board foot of Poydras
street, or TO JOHN E. HYDE Il CO., Agents.
lib Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAB LINE OF sTEAMsHIPs
EOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE NEW
and splendid sidewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. .2l00 tons. .Howes, Commander.
EVENING STAR. .2Ol5 tons. Delaney, Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry Commander,
RISING STAR $500 tons !. Nelson, Commander
The new and arst-class screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI. 1890 tons. Furbur Commandlne
MERRIMACK. 1000 tons. yansice Commanding.
MONTERREY tons. Whitman, Commanding
The new and hrst-class screw steamship
Monterey,
1900 tons,
WHITMAN Commander,
win leave the Company's Wharf of Square
on SATURDAY, June %, at A. NJ, precisely.
The Line composed Of the largest and most elegant
ships which have country for any home
line They every respect fitted for and
upon which they Their passenger
exceed by those Of any other world
Passage sde-whse ship first cabin $780, cabin
$40; Passage in screw ships, frst cabin, $50.
Freight will be received the CompRnys warehouse on
landing at all during business hours and the CompAuys
fer freight Will always bs made low by any
line.
Fer freight passage apply to
j. NJ OOURTETAY, Agent.
So SOaFondelst ssrset.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
STEAMBOATS,.


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STEAM BOATS.
9eS3 Ssl I. b.,
''''''' '''''' '1l''
Leaves MONDAY, June Is, on the arrival Of the P Nj.
,,,,,,,,,,,, s'''l
RIVER rp TS aIoST,yn,3sot, ~ 0S ANAD-h MA
To0u syonry,E-ruE N,sw NOV srrr, r-rr,.-.,
L
Nary,
A. L MYERS c,,or,,,.d.r
win leave az above, carving the q S. Minis
eiEGt tahst at Esly reduced prices and Bills of Lalug
MN mi 3's Z; n, .,.,,,.., ,....o,,n,
S7Coal oil received IN met" pGSST,ggs y ,,E o9iE
Corner Camp and ,'omnon strCsts
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET
Leaves on TUESDAY I9th inst, at NJ, from the head
TVOR MOREV r. MONTGOMERY SELMA c,It,p,
~ ri an Hi & way landings on the Alabama Hiycr-eaves
C"nley, s. G stone muster leaves rs above For freight
t',2 = ." Np'.H9' - Ooi'~e'e'" fi"ee'
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on TUESDAY 18th inst at NJ from the headof
~ '"' t's" n"'l'
IS j,n,jin m " ~ ShLMA AoEFGOMERE AND ALL
HTis"m MS ~ 9n@ @ a. Wayne MASTER viii leave above Fo
C. T. WAYNE 30 NateIez street.
Arr7EcT2yDrxs. rsr ,,,n--
SEA sBoRE LINE
WV ,,,,,,,,..,,. -
w Christian wisfssioi rr % ,, 90 ,.1I ~, FAss
The s,a,,,,t md v,r, ss. ,,-..,-, -,
f4,,,,,,,.,
a +, boAFDhAN, Master,
,,,,r,s,,s '','' ''' '',''"'
rr-rs,,,,.s ''D ~ ~ ram
,T,,rr,1, T,,,..l,I ,,,s s,'os
r,-,,r, ,,s,
SUNDAY EVENING
Dhl Z 4Ni.,1
FRIDAY MORNING.
All freight intended for her should be properly labeled d
p, .',, ,a's's ven ~ wv ., '' once q u
w ''' W. '"0 '"''4"'''D'n f'aIo'o Depot one
"ol' ''l''' '"' pH'SsuES' trans
,-.r.n.., '''"F "1'
~ e'0 "''''''' VI ~" ""'s''
on p0Si'eS no freight viii be received after
'Oe'Oe@ p NJ tfain
For further information apply to
.. cogp,, =, sonr, ,o.,,-...,.,.,..
FOR THE WATERING PLACES.
train Railroad train for and way landings,
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way landings
and every SATURDAY at n. Pontchartrain Railroad
'rslh' ior F@sesgouls and all landings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

N, o., ]. Il G. N. R. Rune l6--120 bales
cotton and sundries
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

4ss.a.a.zs-sasszssssszs.,
,s,n1, A nsss,,atF,s
o. = 30 IVA ,,c, ~ % ------
an, ,,,,r,.s
,---. .-..
ATLANTIC Asy M4sissirII srEA&sHIP tp@fA'
EYg BOATS
,..r.u,--,., ..,.,, ..,,.,.- -.-,,,,.. ...,.
NOE sgnaEpggsq. CAIRO. Sc LOUIS ANN
-,.,.,,,.
On. or III, ,,,o.,ng n,, vii, ,..,o s. SHOW. f.ygey
~. =. ''' ''''''' '' '''''s
street. viz:
MARY %, Forsylb. p7oule Able,
Atlantic, dun",
sentimental onvv Branch,
Edward walsh, rnoy gmv,
r" "''s"'' 0F H''""s" "s'''' 70 "' F'3's N'''" -"
Ea's "ppE ~ Inc company once d. ~ t4'"'L AN
1U4 COMMON STREET, Opposite City Ho,aA
TELEGRAPH PACKETS.
.,, ,,r,o ,,--, ,,,,,.,,,,-----
~ ,s..,.',. - - 80, '.,1',''' '' .., ., .-
AeA's L. Ei.h ICEHDAf' THURSDAY ana AA4 lhDAf1
Mt 3 p. NJ.
v,,~. -,v,,vr.z,,,-r~x, ,.,,,r,,,,,, ,.,r,,. 49,,
H"iA ESNF@9AA 4 ssV'' A1AlthIS' NAli-o AMI
ST LOUIS.
une 9i lle HoWirS maeHlhceht PASSENGER .eleLs "
leave New Orleans i4r Esky4Grg Memphts talTo and St,
Lpals, ~ lhh TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SAT- LLEDAG;
Ruth,
ORLEANS;
TUESDAY. NAV 22 TUESDAY TpIy T.
Jaue !. T.. July H.
June ~, '''y ''
" -'' ',e'' ' Y" = +A>l' y 80
A+ISl'7A'A Il haE - AiiCltSDai' J1y q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

FOR NEW YORK VIA PHILADELPHIA.
To sail on SUNDAY, June "a, atsA
ENOR NEW YORK via iaPHTLADELPHIA-
The well known and favorite steamship
Star of the Union,
A. BLANCHARD, Commander
will wharf street. Second District
for Philadelphia Will take freight and passengers for New
York.
First Cabin Passage .........,............ $50.
For freight passage apply to
ALFRED MOULTON,
Il Carondelet street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET
EOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AVN
Saline RiyerA freghs for the above named streams
which maN be consigned to the steamer Swan viii
be received at Trenton free Of storage, taken frard Win
sb little delay as possible For further particulars uonire f
N c. GULLETF. Agent
No 81 Matches srant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
CAMDEN. TRENTON, HrC

CAMDEN. TRENTON, ETC
REGULAR WEEKLY oUACHITA PASKEr
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 8 p NJ
FOR TRENTON, MONROE OUAGHITA CITY
II Sterling's Landing Columbia, HgrrsOnGurg, and ali
landings on Black and Ouachita Rivers "
The fast side-Sheel passenger steamer
VlcksburG,
On place of the steamer Elnora)
JOHN ". T0BIN Master, G. PRESS WORK Clerk,
viii leave above The Vieksburg will take freight for all
landings on Bayou Macon and TeHsas with privilege of
shipping on the Alice and for all landings Bayou Darbonne
ana bay9u Bartholomew, with privilege of Teshpping
steamer Swan
The Vigksburg regularly every Monday with
steamer New Alice, and will take freight all landings
b9eut tYer--stlippers paying freight.
For freight or passage amply on board. or to
GEO. ID. HLTE, 81 Gravier street, stairs.
N. o. DONOHUE, TchoupitOulas street.
FlRGIRIUS c. DENTLEL Advertising Agent.
Leaves THURSDAY, 2lst inst, at 5P,M
FOR CAMDEN, M1LLER's BLUFF, CHAMPAG-
noe, Marie Saline Alabama Landing, Trenton Monroe
and all way landings OuRcha and Black Rivers-The
superior passenger packet IdahOe Frank Keeling master
IL r. Hayward clerk, will leave as above For freight or
passage apply on boatd or to
F. j. wINBuRN, Agent, 81 Magazine street.
ort0J. W. BLANKS CO., Groeers,
- = - So Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18

Sole Importers of JOS warTins celebrated DRIILEB EYE
NEEDLESS beg notify their customers and the pnbl-
that they have on hand fun assortment of F'
WARNS Drilled Eye Needles,
Warrn's Telegraph Needles caskets extra lar oval ava.
W rrins Needles iu sypopticAl cases a new article
Warrins Surgeons, MiiueTs, sBii, Pack Needles etc
These Needles have been before the public 6E thirty years
and acknowledged bv E1od judge superior 10 ali ot
ars In temper faish uAiformity aud quality 4 steel
Cur Of FISHING TACKLE Is comblete and tbe
most extensive in this or any other country.
NOTICE-BY AN ACT PASSED BEFORE wy,
~ Shannon, 6"tary Public the llth Of une 1895 M
RICHARD $ YEN ARLE> hold power OF atforaey
Now Orleans June l4 lsE6 2CSIEA 4 YsIIfR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
OPELOUaAs.

Leaves Every SATURDAY, at 3 O'Clock P. n.
FOR OP EL0 0UsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
mouth Beyon Rouge, and all intermediate landings on
Bayou Gourtabeau, AehaaayR and Mississippi rIves-ThO
hne steamer CIeOnH o. c. Pickett
MASTER j. g. sehmt clerk will leave above Returning
Wlli Leave washington every WEDNFsDAY MORNING, at
iO O'CLOCK Particular attention pid to business For
fegh or psssage apply on board foot of St street
VIRGlNIUS O. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent.
Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY,, atBP.M
ENOA OFE1<O USAS, WASHINGTON, FORT B BARRIf.
Il Simmsport Mouth Bayou Rouge and an Intermediates
landings Bayou Courtabeau and Achataa rYer-The
regular New Orleans and Opeousss weekly packet
I Irene, 2. Hinekey, master NJ Kenison, clerk, win
leave as above For freight passage apply board or TO
- j. E. CARLIE, 50 Old Levee street,
YIRGlNIuS Q. DEETZEL, Advertising Agent.
on the const 49, F
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
STEA SfsEEEPS.
FOR aALyasros, INDAHol4 AND LAvAcA


TOR dALyEsroy, INDlANolA AND LAvAcA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Juno 20, IS56.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON. N......................,.5s SCI
PASSAGE TO fNDIANoLA 80
Froghtby this steamer to Galveston TndanoIa and Layaca
at same rates low by any other steamer now up for
either of the above ports
Frcghls delivered at Luvaco by lighters free Of extra charge
EHOE GALVESTON, INDIANOLA aud LAyACA--
Z The low pressure side wheel steamship
w. 6. 5aewes,
D. S. AUSTIN, Commander
VIII leave above, from the foot of St. Joseph
For freight or passage apply to
-.., !. Q. HARRIS, Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills OF lading signed at the Agents office,
These carrying the u g. Mails leave puuctualy
as advertised.
Coal oil received in metal packages only.
a. steamer of this line will leave every third day for
above ports
BLACK STAR LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY. 2Oth inst, att o'clock P NJ
Passage to Galveston S2l 90
:. Indispola and Lavnca,. ...,,.,,.,, 80 10
Freight at lowest rates,
Cargo delivered Whars without Hghtcrase
handing
TOE GALVESTON, INDLANOLA AND LAYACA.
THE fast aud fayortte ddowheel steamship
Lillian,
F. OLSEN, Commander.
VIII sail as above, from foot Of ST Joseph street
For freight or passage apply to GEO. A, FOsDIGK,
30 Camp street corner Of Natchez
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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-18
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1859 SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT, 1895
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS Is DAY PACKET.
Leaves FRIDAY, 10Th June, at o'clock P. N.

SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT
1850 OLD RELIABLE LINE. 1890
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, June 18th at 8 p NJ
IOR MEMPHIS tATRO. ST. V0TVz
u Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati
Ihe new, fast and superior steamer
Lizzie Gill,
James O'NeaI, master W. h. Rhodes clerk;
VIII leave New Orleans Oh the following dsps
and dates during the entire
NEW ORLEANS ST LOUIS
5hnkSDA1, July 9th WEDNESDAY, June 27tls
sIaIlJI SsIAaiIlqJhIR2AAf3 July 2Str. FRIDAY July 18th.
WEDNESDAY, August 29th TUF SDAY AuEugt 9lst,
Haroadi az Cairo with the Illinois enlral Railroad an
points North East aud the Canadas the Ohio River packetg
io AduCGh Nashville, Evansville, Louisville
This is entirely new all The moder
less Of expense y " 9'' 'Ne'~
She supplied with the old style baers Evans,s safety
suAus he engines and water life preseFves The
commodiou5 elegance OF her cabin bedding
table and the assduous officers 10 the c0Tnor
passengers give the Lizzie Gill strenv npCn the cons
biderhtion OF travellers.
A plan OF her cabin and state rooms ecnred
the Office Of
STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS, Front street.
JOHN T.. HYDE & co. ll3 Common street
YlRGINIuS O. DENTAEi- Adgertsng Agent.
Leaves TUESDAY, 10th inst, at O'Clock ?. N.
Af0R 81. LOUIs, CAIRO MEMPHIS AND THE
new and aotite sdewheel passenger packet
Lizzie GIL,
Capt JAMES 0'EEAL, wM II. RHODES. clerk
For freight apply board Graer street
or TO JNO. E. HYDE Co, Agents.
ll3 Common street,