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DR. virchow, one Of the most eminent
Professors in the Berlin University Med
ical Faculty, who examined DR.. Barth,
the distinguished African traveller, after
death, says he was killed by the careless
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OF
Valuable Suburban Property.
WE WILL SELL ON SATURDAY. DIST
w inst, at our auction rooms, No. 81 Court
street,
Fifty Acres Of Land.

street,
Fifty Acres of Land.
Lying on the new Raleigh road, two and half
miles northeast of the city, divided into five
acre lots, belonging to Joseph Paine, son of
Constantine Paine, deceased.
Here is undoubtedly the best opportunity
offered for persons wishing to settle in tho
suburbs of the city, 10 secure a home in pleas
ant neigh borhoOd. Gardeners are especially
invited to make examination Of the land before
the day of sale, as it will be sold at reasonable
rates and on gosd time.
The land is we'll timbered and very rich.
Any person wishing to see the property can do
so by calling at eur office, CT on Mr.. Paine, on
the premises.
The sale is imperative, as the proprietor in
tends leaving the State
Also, on the same day and place. we will sell
Ill feet on Linden street. and III feet on Shap-
hard avenue. divided into suitable lots The
lots are Immediately north of St. Agnes Acad-
envy. This is beautiful property and will be in
ashort time accessible by street railroads. The
title is indisputable.
Also, number of lots on Union street, east
Of Lauderdale street. on south side of street.
Information in relation to these lots can be
had by applying at our Office.
'l BEARD 4 PLUMMER,
it'd Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
ST0LEN- 5REWARD-AB BLACK EBONY
- CANE, with gold head. DR.. l. Irons en-
grayed on the head. If the thief will return it,
l. will give him five dollars, and ask no ques-
tons.
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be Inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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For RsST.-A furnished room. |
auire at % Jefferson street
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On saturday Morning next, at 10 O'Clock

WE SHALL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
liberal terms, that beautiful cottage residence
situated on Alabama street. near its intersee-
ton with Poplar street, and near the residence
of Bishop Quintard and the St. Mary's Church.
in one Of the most beautiful and elegant loca-
tions in the city. within the gas district and
near the street railway.
Persons wanting desirable and comfortable
house. containing seven rooms, in a location
unsurpassed for health and good neishbOrs.
convenient to the market and surrounded by
eood schools. should attend this sale.
Title perfect Sale positive. at.
MONsARBAT. LANIER a CO.,
;ye-td AuetiOnesrs.
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Marriage and Celibacy, an Essay Of Warn
irg and instruction for Young Men Also,
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
power, with sure means of relief. Sent free OF
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address. DIR.
J. sKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard Assoeia-
ion. Philadelphia. Pa. apls-3m
Rochell's self washing Soap for sale through
out the ci y. Everybody is invited to try it. 81
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Notioe.7We earnestly request our friends
not to pay more than five cents copy for the
PUBLIc LEDGER We sell to the newsboys at
two cents copy, thus allowing them over
hundred per cent profit on svery paper. !
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Memphis Insurance Comply
Organized in lsi1.
Onice---NO. ~ 1-2 Madison st.

4,fUtfFi ,DIRECTORSs non
III. MuRPHY. y.CuaMIKGs JoHssas,
Il. NJ. APPERsoN. 5oHN i. , RATION. u
j. t. FRANK. s 4 lT. "A. NELsoE, Al e
+. M. CASH. -. ....
THIS INSTITUTION IS PREPARED TO
Il receive DEPOSITS, to buy and sell Exchange
on all the principal commercial cities. and 10
make Collections OF this city and all principal
points in this section. .,,.IL ..., -
= Remittances promptly attr0tleh %. =, - g.
IN }. yDMUtPHYlP rest
f. M. CASH, Secretary. " -iy5-3m
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S. G. RHINE, 356 Main street, has three
very large and desirable fioocs for rent
can give lease from l 10 years. j3 Wv
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men. read an 4 concurred IN by the Board

men, read ana concurred inby the Board
of Delegates MAS
Resolced, BY the Board of Aldermen,
the Board of Delegates concurring,
That committee Of Two from each
Board be appointed TO receive the com.
mittee from the Board Of Aldermen OF
Memphis. and to show them such atten-
ton as will facilitste their business in
this city
The Chair appointed Messrs. Wood
ruff and Smith as the committee on the
part of the Board ofyDelegates in ac-
cordance with the above concurrent reso-
luton. "a. Q3TlLy 8gf -
The following communication was then
read ., ..,s,,.....a...
! MAyon's OFFICE, MEMPHIS. July'T. 1866.
To all whom 1t may concern: u
In accordance with an act Of the Board
of Aldermen of the city of Memphis,
Messrs. John Hart, j. Murphy and A,
n. Lacy are hereby appointed a commit
tee to. visit ST. Louis, Missouri, for the
purpose of representing this city in the
convention which is to consider tbeex-
pediency Of building the Memphis and
ST. Louis railroad
.(Signed) tayoHss PARK, Mayor
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LACE PoINTs-large stock, handsome
designs, at Mack Bros. & Bohm's. IS
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PEACHES, ripe, fresh, and luscious, at
Cayces Arcade, 800 Main street. I
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NOTICES.

GAYOsO SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
Banking House, 10 Madison st.
This Institntion TRANSMITS a Gene
raj Exchange and Banking Business.
VIII receive Deposits, buy and sell
Foreign and Domestic Exchange,
Gold, silver and Uncurrent Money.
Il. M. AVERY, Cashier.
JOHN G. LANIER, Pres't.
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MILE ZADA, at the Good Idea.
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LiNESs-great variety, at Mack Bros
a. Bohm $, No. 26l Main ST. sla
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GEORGE Powers, at the GOOD Idea.
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MEETING OF THE BAR-A meeting of
the Memphis Bar was held at the Chan
Gerry Court room this morning lsV.
Dixon, Esq, was called to the chair and
L. d. McKisiek, Esq, appointed secre-
tary The chairman announced the OBJ
ject of the meeting to-wit To take
into consideration the deathiof Judge B.
F. McKiernan, an honored member of
the Memphis Bar;
On motion Of the. Hon. GEO, Dixon, a
com mittee Of FIVE was appointed to draft
suitable resolutions expressive of the
sense of the bar
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed: Hon Geo Dixon, }. p Ca
ruihers, Esq, B NJ. Estes, Esq, L. NJ.
Yerger,. ESQ, J. b. Thornton,Esq.
Hon motion, the meeting adjourned, to
meet at the Chancery Court room at nine
O. clock, a M, Saturday, 18th inst to re-
ceive the reportof the Committed
l. V. DIXON, Chairman.
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OSCAR wlL1is, the Memphis favorite
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CANDIDATES..
To the Citizens of Memphis

GENTS: THE TIME FIXED BY THE
VI charter for the election OF Mayor having
passed wi bout an election, / now announce
to you that am stll q candidate for the May
orally when the election docs come of. tl
| am, respectfully, your fellow citizen,
je2S-te W. u. FERGUSON.
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Miss ADA MoNrRosE, at Good Idea
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ToURNAMEyr. Preparations are making
for grand tournament to come of at
Huntsville on the 26th inst The hide
pendent says; I'VE extend cordial
invitation to the world, and as many of
the rest Of mankind as can make it conve-
nient to do so, to be here on that day
We will show you the prettiest little in
land city in the world-the finest spring
the prettiest girls-the most beautiful
mountains and valleys-the purest at
mosphere-and, in fact, friends, we will
show you number of things that will
make your hearts glad, and make you
wish that you were dweller in this
beautiful part of our country To the
citizens of that dry, dusty Nashville and
Memphis, we extend an invitation to
come to our city on that day"
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JoHS KEroAs, jig dancer, Good Idea,
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ions RvsHroN. cbampiNrcl0g dancyr.
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Missouri SOUTHERN AID SOCIETY.
The following correspondence will ex-
pIain itself. f4r lar
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L. D. McKIsIcK, See ryy.


rFttf sTTT--rT TT sbAS XIV
STABBING AFFRAY.-A difficulty took
place yesterday evening on Adams street,
near Main, between Capt McFadden and
Mike Waters, both fremen attached to
the rotary steam FIRE engine, in which
the former was stabbed by the latter with
a pocket-knife. The ARRAY originated
by Capt McFadden making some derog-
atory remarks in regard to the conduct
of John Waters at a recent ne. which
was taken up by bis,brother, who had his
knife out whiting at the time. McFad
den was stabbed four times, three times
in the left side, and once in the arm
The wounded man was taken to the en-
CINE house adjoining, and afterwards con
veyed home This morning we were in
formed that he was considerably better
and out Of danger. Waters was arres-
ted and is now ~ jail MI M 90 e.
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Imports Yesterday.

HAvRE- Brig John Sherwood pkg mdse to
Gerout-3O do cases cheese $50 do champagne
Couture Bros-aoO bskts do Rochereau &co-5O
do J Tardos-l2 pkgs mdse schwab,l do
P Mares-5O pkgs champagne L Beainer-ll do
mdse Avendeno Bros do A Piaget &co-9 do to
Cramer &co-l do Jas Peter-l do 7 Hayman-
Is pkgs champagne F Stanard-s do Dupasseur
2 pkgs mdse Moulor & Dumeister-17 P Duconge
40 Rimailho & Esperanza-3 Closterman Boyle
ITB st Amanda We'll Il Wolf--3 A Pegun-3
Scherer 4 Frederick EichelbeIger-5 csks wine
Fl Ziffe-35O bskts do bx mdse 0 Bercier &co-6
pianos Kodlin-2 do Zorn Il Reinick-l do to D
Guerane-500 bskts wine REVERE &co-4 csks do
10 cases do d Urquhart 3 bxs mdse Gauche-l
csk china w Robinson-l do Henderson g. Gaines
do Maloche-4 pkgs mdse V Ochmiehen-l do
f Rousseau-5 do L Richards do Mayer Bros
| do o Graham &co-12 cases wine Brulatour &
col csk wine 2 do kirsch Dumet>& Fours-6 do
wine Bower, Garner & Harrison-l4 bSs mdse to
Leon Pierre &co--9 do Michon & Schwartz do
J H Elmer &co--1 do Fauyre--2 do 100 cases of
wine 10 csks gin to order-and SO passengers
PHILADELPHIA-Sch w w Pharo-452 tons
coal to S Quartermaster
BOSTON-Bark Celeste Cark-Astd mdse
CARDIFF [Walesl-Shi Flora Southard-Rail
road iron to City R Go
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Per steamship Alabama, from Liverpool G
Barriere-J Marks-O B Graham Aeon A De Lii
zarde-Weil & Wolff-Groube & Groussard-J & J
Albert-Leon Pierre&co.D Holmes E Dufour-
net-Cramer &co--J G Miller-Giraud & Couteaux
S P Sarrazin-A Jacquet-Moulor & Dumeister-
A ? yeisin-A sturzenegger &eo.Piaggio Bros
] Gauche-Lanata Bros-J Watt Aeon Lacoste
Lamio- q Hart eco Hy Won Phul jr &co-F
Larue-Ri slet Fils-B casseLP Lefebre SEQ,
H Daspit-L H Richards-Martin, Aldge &co-A
Marfner-Hunt 4 Macauley-G Weishaar-Clos
terman = Boyle-Rimailho Esperan5a-A Ellie
G Barrere-Scherer Frederckson-A Pessen
Heeter-T Jepkins5Liesy 4 Lorber-7W J Mi
jamin-L Perle- McStae, Value &eo-Baker Il RoE.
bins-o Graham &co-Leyy, Miller &co-Bowles
& Frank-P Maloche-J W Platte &co-W King
ender-Gadbrain &co-Atlantc and Miss S s Co
E Hyde &co-A McLaurin-L NJ Merritt H
Ashbridge--Wm Hunter &co--Bowles l. Frank
W Burke-Woods, Matthews &co-J Watt eco
A Rehabilitation .&co--Given, Watts &co-A
FarreT-Leon Pierre &co-S E Moore Coco Fer
rero-J Blaffer &co-J Murison &co--L Dull
ho-A Rochereau &co--J Keep DelBondio-
Levy Il Dieter-C Askew-Shannon, Lewis &co-
order r- 'IH '..f.
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Xssu d1rlealls 4ailu GresteIlt.
ltsp Nrlrans Monsg Warhet.
CprsrrSr orrfcr, No 81 CAMP SrEEKr.
saturday Evening, Jan. 18th, 1866. !


CRESCENT 0fI r; ~ II I'm, ~ mn la
sH'4 :. Y y. ~ - :.
The leading feature CT tne moysuea' IN
day WAS m advance O aass y CEN. IA So, "na M
Of A9l 2 cent 10 rates OF = oseisn nSenahee
GoLporsnea sh salr inquiry A. ses.etuss .40sa
quotations bal ohetihgs were heher ina a-
holders advanced their figures at an early hour fo e
the movements was Of very restricted character ~ .e
advanced rates. however, but subsequently better ees
following sales were Effected at TUG
prices snnexed VIZ 5000 half sases and ste a'ge =
lT Ssc0c and 5000 and 1874 5000 ~ and soVos ~
ISs 5000 vt 5000 5000 Sl0ooo ooo ana ~,
00 At isS $2uos 5000 5000, 5000 and ~ iSoh
ss0oo. bought BY Banker, at IN several los
$1,000 At iss $500 and 900 at is9 and si5 a. ~
Silver have had saes reported Of $500 halves anu
q $4,000 halves at 49, and $500 do Of ia ing
tions this escning arefor Gold Hne ~,
lss@lA for American coin, and issSiA Tor NeA'sa''
sdofIsn
rORkiGN EXCHANGE has been iasofsD'y ~ ss
advnncs IN Gold and rates SHOW = 7.
CO., uboth stering snd Francs g con pArep w.
rnnsaenres The market ~ taoaeasoy pp ~
and ne demand - lssm W opes y w =
businsss But
g nay ~ -. 1y H. $500 ~ = ~
80 ~ Sztss sase' s.s NN .- z. -
phi q laasne ~ 1t ana soanu snoaas $500 " = y
~ s1ne nsafs sg q -, 800 Y atsAs h4so ~
= is 49, Low ny 10ss y lao,a' ..o'u ~ Z,
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Exports Saturday.

LIvERPooL-s Steamship Carolina-ls54 bales
cotton 100 bbls cotton seed oil SKIS cotton seed
bNs mdse
NEW YORK-steamship Neshannoch-lll5 bis
cotton Is pkgs mdse
NEW Y0RK-Steamship Costa Riea-2S9 bales
cotton 20 bales wool 395 bbls molasses 80 do resin
80 bbls peeans and sundries
NEW YORK-Steamship R Cusler-le40 bis
cotton bales wool 1850 hides 292 bbls flour l64
bbls molasses
MISUNDERSTANDING Magnolia-325 bbls
flour IS bbs sugar 80 bbls whisky 700 SKIS corn rs
SKIS coffee
GALVESTON --Steamship Texas--l67 bbls -four
675 bales hay so SKIS corn 80 hhds coal 10 ties lard
BROWTvlLLE via GALYESTON-100 plows
and sundries
LIyERPOOL-Sh Wild Rover-2l17 bales cot
ton 2939 SKIS cotton seed $50 SKIS oil cake
HAFRE-Ship Lone Star-ll59 bales cotton
LIVERPO OI-Bark Rome-1972 bales cotton
HAVRE-Bark Pathfnder-s3s bales cotton
HAVANA-Schr Friendship ties lard so
empty bbls
MATANzAs- Cyclone-125o empty bbls
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-700 pkgs mdse
MOBILE-SteamerM agnolia-Sundry mdse
MOBILE-Steamer Mary Conley-Sundry mdse
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Imports Saturday.

NEW YORK-Ship Fanny Larabee-Astd mdse
NASSAU-Schr Convoy-Lot medicines to order
+ GALyESToN-Steamsh Teazer-s6 bales cot
ton and sundries
MOBILE Steamer Mary Conley-4S bales cotton
sundries
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-66 bales cotton and
so pkgs mdse
LTVERPOOI.--British steamship Alabama
Astd mdse
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Blue Wing Ne 8, Little, from Yazoo River.
Below-Coming Up.
Ship Heroine, -, from -
Memoranda.

The following is a copy of the manifest of the 0
Z Stsnnard, previously reported destroyed by fire
on the ouaehita river while on her way from Tren-
ton to this port
166 bales cotton Payne, Huntington &co-149 do
Williams, Nixon &co-5 Edwd Malice Voisin 4
Drouet-50 ellis 4 Ferguson-1 Forcheimer Bros
R Flower-l2 B Bres-42 II FOLEY do to
R Pritchard-3 to order-4S G A Conway &co-l5
Cowan & Mayo-34 Levy 4 DIETER Stevenson
Mays Duncan g. Randall-70 Jno I Hardie Eco
81 Drew & Toliver-74 to Carroll, Hoy &co-l5 to
P Higgins &co-Tota 1856 bales cotton
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling Havana and Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills of adng
Moscow Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
port of destination may either fixed on signing
the bills of lading declared by the holder of the bill
of ladns within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Liverpool thus aording 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. 1874 tons ....P Jamison, Captain
MISSISSIPPI. tons. j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons. T. Baker, Captain.
MISSOURI 1864 tons a Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. .......l596 tons n. Barron Captain.
1929 tons j. Glover, Captain
GAMBIA 1861 tons j. Graham, Captain.
CAROLINA. 1871 tons. ....J Hairby, Captain.
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons H P P Couche Capt
Cabin Passage to Liverpool sl2lgod or its equivalent in
currency
For rates of freight apply to
VIM HUNTER & Co. Al Carondelet street.
Ha Bills of adng for this Company (Which only be
signedl will be had at the Agents office as above
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and Tor New York The cargo Of the New Orleans
and liverpool steamship copanys steamer Carolina consist
ng 1854 Bales the above exports Liverpool
suaAR AND M0EASSES-Op Operations have again been
checked the heavy ofshis morning
kons CONSUMED IT'S nhds Sugar, &c. common;
srry faiy fair 70 prime; l5c for seconds and
lzc Nj fdr Ight yellow clarified Molasses about $50
sbh1sy ~ s5c. RI good and 9o9s2Hc. y gallon.
WESTERN PR0DUCE-The unfavorabIe weather, together
h 81 spsedy reopsning Of navigation above
1--we fol the time mpeded operations The Flour
asher prices, willis remaining Hrn and il some in
tances have succeeded in reazing higher is
qaet about previons figures The particulars of
condition Of market will be found below.
transactions to-dey embrace 1000 bbls
(which 200 fine at 81 S 100 ditto 81 o superHne
0 900 ditto banded, in lot So 62 and 100 ditto
IN several lots, ct the rate. n,
CORNWe noticed Of 1000 sacks mixed yellow
and white, At II ls@sI 175s p bushel.
W. heard q only about 800 sacks sold follows;
\ 800 md 100 At 30. "a bishel-
PR0vIEI0NSWe noticed good retail demand for even
weight Pork full rates Bacon Is in good demand
orng present supply nearly exhausted
while Lard u in fair supply and commands previous
FORKWe beard ef sales Of IS bills in at
$36 80 for old and $6 for with sales Of 3t bb
weight yesterday previously reported S34 p bbl
Prime at $40 d bb and we noticed sale to-day of
80 II lots Of p and 40 bbls at this Rump So
Hbhis
retailed at 4@l5c. ribbed sides at
l6c and clear Do at la D. Hams aging
l6A&2oc for plain, and 25@a5c u b. for sugar cured
Of 10 and ~ tierces and kegs selling
& for NE former and 23c NJ for the Round lots are
asllng ~ 2lc n and 22c U ~ in kegs day
ced saies Of sces private terms and another lot Of
y 100 was refused al 2ic. y D s,
cor FEEA good retail demand carried on al &c for
cldinaEy for fair and al,zc y n for prime
choice RIO Round lots command l9c gold duty paid for
fair lps@2oc in d. for good fair, and 2os@aic n in do
for pfilne 80 LIZ
wHIsKYThe heavy of the past week have caused
decline n prices and we now quote rectihed 81 s2G
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Marine gntelIigtnre.
CRESCENT OrFfcE, No. "a CAMP STREET, /
F5 Monday, January IA, 1866

sag13s4 CRESCENT OFFICE, No. OK STREET
Monday, January a. 1866
Cleared Saturday.
Brit steamship Carolina, Hairby, for Liverpool,
Vim Hunter &coI
Steamship Neshannock. Winchester, for New York,
s. Steamship Costa RIGA, Harris, for New York,
Steamship h cuyler, Dollard, for New York,
Steamship Magnolia, Gardner, for Galveston,
Steamship Texas, Stanton, for Galveston,
K8& Halves & Bowen
Steamer Jose San Roman, gDalzelL for Browns.
y vile We Galveston, Goidenbow 4 Lesparfe
Steamer Magnolia, Everidge for Mobile, Master
Steamer Louise, Hopkins. for Mobile, I Harris
Steamer Mary Conley, English, for Mobile, Master
snip Wild Rover Taylor for Liye e Pc l. -,
Ship Lone Star, Starr, for Havre, $50
Creevy, Nickerson &co
Bark Rome, Moses. for Liverpool Lowell & Bailey
Bark Pathfinder, Eliems, for Hayre,
Schr Friendship, Chesley, for Havana, Master
Schr Cyclone, Babbridge for Matanzas,
Goldenbow & Lesparre
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Teazer, Hamilton, from Galveston. 10th
inst 10 G A Fosdck-lst district 10
Ship Fanny Larabee, Randall Is days from New
York, to Baetjer d DeVertu-2d district
Schr Convoy, Carter, fIom Nassau IN P) via Mo.
bile, to master-2d district 81
Schr Victoria, Gelpe, from Pensacola, in ballast,
to master--Basin. III
TowBoATs.
Tillie Je~ett, --, from the Passes-Brought
up ship Larabee Il 49, &
STEAMBOATS,. az ,l.-. t
Cuba, Boardman, from Shreveport
Mary Conley, English from Mobile.
Magnolia, Eyeridge, from Mobile.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
\ AZ .
Arrived Yesterday.
br Steamship Alabama, Mesney, from Liverpool,
aolh Dec, via. Havana 9Th inst, to W Hunter &
snip TIoTa sonthard Morrill,, go days from Cardiff
pa,tN T Ta,asl, 70 70 Nv Hynson &co-Point
park celeste ,s Clark Foster, ~ DAYS from Boston
70 Y Y ,Hynson &ce--3d district ="
Brig John Sherwood, smith. from Hayre ~ q W
Hynson &co-p Point Z ~ i'''fe' W T" "
| master-Point n''Aueiiaia 70
STEAMBOATS,.
Algerine, Wood from Lower Coast
! Sharp, LaNoue, from ouaclita River
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STEAMBOATS,.
VICKSBURG.

yssves Everv SATURDAY at s o'clock r. NJ.
r-n. ~r.rrySnUv,xs NJ ,rCuT1 cp.Nn GIyIF
EOH thSAshUIkG, NA l g.. om Ia, Ratnn,
ouEfe ~ m IA sY runnn nassenner racket Fash.
snm n Pratt astsr Idvirsen and Crater clerks leaves
~ 80. IVA ueasnn as n6nva Eor fraight or passage
AMY an b "n,'s ~ t To 'e"''A 10 "''''
"ppS TIriYS & nv ARTNEy M 3Tchopptoulas street.
n p SaRRnIi / 90 M I3s Grayier street
W6 NJ nj Ri p IN ~ ~
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Tho s,earsr Fashion connes a. Veksburs with The last pas
1e ein, p,n,m,d ~ W.mnhis ard The Hands Thc
senSer pace, &y"hu ,ot an uo ,G on the AR
RIAL Of the Fashion passengers taken through from Ne" VT
leans 70 Mempn,s iof 20, ,,h M y oc.ts md i,rs
ttrongh h;is nf iading to Yozoo CITY and Greenwood
lUs 49, = e - ---------
Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5P NJ.
STEAMER GREY EAGIE-J NJ WHITE, Master
FOK GREEN WILLIE, EnGs i9tsi' Ian, LfhhE
y Washington, Grand Lake, Car2lnh Lhhutiha ashton
Pitchers Point Skpwiths Landing Luke Provi dence Good
ricls Landing, OuAgo Mihkens Bend ncSsburg Hatee@
Grand Guf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge, and all inter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15
-NITED STATES STEEL PEN WORKS,
FACTORY, CAMDEN. N. ].
H. EsterbrOok & Co.,
STEEL PEN MANUFACTURERS.

warabonses No, 403 Arch street, Philadelphia
N' No. ~ John street, New York ~.
Samples and prices application Lots made to order
any pattern stamp required
pens are Of genuine American manuiac
tue and equal IN finish elasticity point
best imported They are therefore, sure to gain the comb
dencs Of the American public The fac signature
is sufficient security against foreign imitation.
R. ESTERBROoK & co.
H And Tor sale at retail by all Sationers the United
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-15

Necelpts by Railroad.
N. o., J. & G. N. R. R.-Jan $3.50 bales cot.
ton jF-
{ N. O., o. & G. W. R. R.-Jan l2-l4l bales
cotton -H..