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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05
American and Foreign Patents.
R. H. EDDY,

R. H. EDDY,
 SOLICITOR OF ENTs, Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash
 ington, under the Act of 1887.
 No. 7s STATE srRHEr. Opposite Kilby St. )BosroS A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of EA twenty years, oo1tines to secure Patents in the United States elso in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications Bonds, Assignments, and all pa- pers or drawings for Patents, executed on req sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity and utility of Patents of In- ventions. and legal and other advice ren dered in all matters touching the same. Copies of the clans of any patent furnished by remit ting one dollar. Assignments recorded in
 No 1ssney sa ta. Uns.sd Sane. po....s.s ..p.rsor facilshes Jd o5tsining Paenis, or ascnssiniag the patentsbility of insentions. 2
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course of his large practice, made on ts0ics re jected applications, sIxTEHM APPHAIs eveyy one of which was decided in Ms fassr by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS. ...8s
 5" regard MT. Eddy as one of the most espa- bls aud ssseeessI practitioners with whom I have had afEisial intercourse. CHAS. NAS0N,,'
 sese Commissioner of Patents.
 |. have no hessitation in assuring inventors that they cannot empl0ya man mors co1.pstent and rxst0esthy. and more capable of putting their applications in | form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE"
 Late Ccmmiesiener of Patents.
 Nr.R. Fl. Eddy has made for mo THIR- TEEN applications, in all, but ONE of which uatents have been granted. and that one | ao.0 rcsdtnq. Such unmistakable proof of great tal- ent and ability on his part leads mo to recon mend au inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, a they may be sure of having the most faithfnl attention bestoNed on fheir cases, and at very reasonable charges - n
 s' F JOHN TAGHART."
 March, lsee.-4e-ly, .s.,sr ...r ,s, is
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05
HARNESS, SADDLE,
 AND TRUNK ROOMS.

Y F. WALKER continues the manufacture eD and sale of Harness, Saddles, Trunks, valises and Travelling Bags in every variety, at his old stand, over the Post Office, Litchfield, Conn.
 Horse Blankets, Lap Blankets, Buffalo Robes Fancy Robes, Sleigh Bells, Whips, Horse Brush es, Curry Combs, Halters, Collars Bridles, Cir cingles, &c.
 Rossman's Frank Millers and Pavey' celebra- ted oil Backing, for preserving and renewing the appearance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c.
 have just received a full supply of the above goods which I should be pleased to show to any one in want of the same.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05
CLOSING OUT SALE. PRICHS xEDUcau.

CONTEMPLATING change in our busfs 1 ness about the first of January, ue shall offer for the next thirty days, our stock of Dry Goods It greatly Isduced prices. to scloss them out before inventory. Come soon as cur ss. sortment is now complete E. D. MCNEIL
 Ltchdeld, Dec. 18th, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

01t0It, M ssraesseF " VI q t9ss N CUfE67oR IfaaT T00LORKD F0Ix5H, S Int 1soslysd st '. D. MGNkIL1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

UlEA! For CH0ICR Japaness Polone
 4 Bseakfast q. xoungsH Hy.on Ter, call en N '. D. HoNEue
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

To THE CITIZENS OF L1TcHFIEID AND VICINITY.
 We have bought an immensely heavy stock and have bought our goods low we shall. therefore, offer them at
 sAcTUAL LOW PRICES.
 We never had 50 large an assortment. and are determined to make this tho greatest season ever k,sown in our business. [wE HAVE NEVER BEEN uNDERsoLD.l Treating our customers in 6 fail and honest manner, and with polite treatment to all, we are sure the public will be benefited by giving us call. Remember, meantime, that we CANNOT, AND WILL NOT, AND NEVER HAVE BEEN UNDERsoLD. E. T. TURNER. March I6-tf AT THE ARCADE STORE
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

.El .El<&.A.N4AN0 ksS SxsEAlHS 'AsA' HOSIERY AND GLOVES. CHEAP We pay particular attention to this department, and offer these goods at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
 SKIRTS AND ooRsErs. CHEAP The newest shapes-every one war
 ranted. TRIMMINas
 NOTIONS. CHEAP Our stock is complete.
 DRESS GOODS. In this line our stock is unsurpassed GENTS VOLUNTEERING GoODs CHEAP We Never Hove Been Updersold!
 EUREKA! EUREKAI '0- 0 THE EXCELSIOR! - THE EXCELSIOR JUDI ooA THE EXCELSIOR
 $ K I R T JUST OUT Entirely New!
 This Skirt Combinss ,,,e,,r o,,, Beauty soith Grace, JUDI ooI Is Unique in
 Appearance and JUST OUT must 0s See" To 5. Aoo,.e;a,.d. CALL AND SEE TT!
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

vpsHIRTTETH ANNUAL REPORT the k
 II Litch6sld Mutual Fire Insurance Com psny ending July 4th, 1864
 By Balance on hand as per Report
 lS6S... ............. eeesvlv ee
 1" Premiums reed for the year past 4l0x l4
 |" Interest. t...................- l,Us ID To Amt of Losses tor y,-,.s ' paid Agents, Station " Sod f cry. and ofics Ex- ..--. y--. penses. ...ssS sS paid Government i- Tax and Stamps. ..........lel 70 ste
 Trsssurer's salary .;:.:: 40 ss hand, July 4. 1864, 2,501 % esd, ,0es 60 No. of Policies now in force, 2,406. Amt of Property now insured, e2, 400, ,eeA co Amt of Premiums charged on Books, 2I .l0s 42 Cash Funds. s..................... s2,bol % Making an available Capital of e6o, ,60e 06 The Company have never made ah asssss- mept, and during the last i've years havs made . discount of 10 per cent. on all Poliolss renewed, and have now voted to make dis count of 26 per cent on all Policies renewed. They have also declared . Cash Dividend Of 100 per cent. to those who were members Of the Company at the time the Dividsnd VA made. ssw Va v4z ,
 D1RrcroRs or rus ConPAnx. Charles Adams, A. 8. Lewis, Jason whiting, 6hsidgn oebernss Geo. c. Woodruff, Freak D. McMesl. Henry R. Colt, Geo. 'Thompson. Philip s. Beebe. E.
 ~. EMELpEx 0sBeRn, Harwinton,
 f@ g f-N General Aren't. :. poa CHARLES ADAMs, rrsddsnt.
 JASON WHITING, Secretary. -,
 July 20, 1864. 614
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

MT. J. Bidwell Peck. our General Agent fol Litchheld County, ana all iastrnmsnts of .ouI make sold by him are as fully warranted as I sold directly by ns. Fr.s5. f5s -.
 fsigned) MASON & HAMLIN.
 Boston, May. 1865. ,..-t- 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

\ good supply of Chemicals, heavy ana A coarse Drugs, Glass, Oils, &e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

\ good assortment of confectionery also on "A hand.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

DERsoRIPTIoNs carefully compounded q
 any time. gs
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-04-05

" EGEMAN's CAMPHoR ICE, for Chapped III hands and lips rough face and skin; t fa oxcallant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

assure nteed travelling up to ~
ous way landings will fail TO DO pleased with the iafe aa
roasseat they will receive the " e. Forsyth CAPT ko
Callahan il sim IN COMMENT while oblging and A.
tentiye Mr. John s Tatiln oAiefates chief clsrk
PE.ss Grrs ron fAs. and ssnipie.e sp
wesky passenger packet conuandef Capt Jss. nsases
Mr. r. Hall In the once, eases ~ 10 = =. ao M ose
aad ali coast landings, s54s..s8
F8ssY Prsnsos ron NOZZLE The Al steamer Fanny
Pearson Captain j x Al Boyle orzunsater and Nh u
esrk lssves Al ID M day, from the head Of the New
Basin Agent u Al Stevenson Front street
Arhsorrs eIselSNszi-the new ana spennia nassen
IL Dacks. Neluo,ss Capt A Msrkey, commander, and Mr.
M earu,hsrss III she office leaves to-day ii r 70
Msphs csir Laasstlls and cincinnati,s connecting witt
the railroads points East West We cheerully
sen this parkrt friends and the public generally sh
Il 4 sssaanrh and safe steamer. 3s5s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17


Taylor u knapp-ss p Aianico &eo-lo Warren
s. Crawford sundries to order---Total 525 bales
cotton
WASHINGTON N-%Steanier Cleona-Is bales of
cotton Black Bros--l3 Darby, Mention &co-2 II
3Pather &co--h A B Charpenter -sundries to order
6-lTatal 3s bales cotton
5THIBODAUx- Steamer Any One III balls moss
Harvey \ McMahon4-6 hhds sugar T H Foiey--;ll
bales mess j Adams &co--I3 bdls hides Jas r
Bnean-sundries to order -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plain City-l5 hhds sn,
gar P H Foey--l bbis molasses bhis corn and
sundries to order 4ss5sEassgs ss
THiBoDAUX Steamer Belle Ida-s bales cot,
| tos do A Brousseau &eo-2 bbls molassesa aJno Will
| liams &co-50 do P Fl Foley snndries to order
Tbtal9 bales cotton % hhds sugar By bbs moiasses
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lafaurche 40 - -
bale cotton and sundries to order :.
/ ST MARTINSYILLE Steamer AmaTanth-zlt = e,
bales cotton Darby, Mouton &co-4S A Charpen.
tier-33 r Maspero- 10 Bellocq, Noblom, &eo--s
Is cqtGn 5Ig Fat9o aslBa
hag Feathers and sufdries L N Johan- sundries to
! order-Total lis bales cotton SKIS cotton
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

DEE,Rso rows ,sss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cry


This work Of which have been Editor and Proprietor o,
over TWENTY YEARS which has had very heavy snbscrp
established on secure and permanent basis " ~"
Ny purpose In the future is giveit anatonal charff
and to devote all OF energies and to the eye
ment OF the great msters interests Of the Uniorts inl
merce Agriculture, Msnuiactures Internal and
General Industry ss,1 tF5 ..sIig - = ft = Vs.
ahdtion To these important TOPICS the will
discnss'ons upon such great questions of legislation
tne feiatons Of the States the pernaency Unio
the honor and prosperity Of the c0pntry JHr IFtE
In an espeeis mnne WIN DO devoted to the re.estahs.
nent OF ufHERN PROSPERITY and the building up
its hedsof industry and enterprise rendered NECESSARY
the new and altered condition of things =
The restoration of the South basis
by the President and greater field could he opened
sf tne investment of capital invited thher from every
QUARTS hss abundant and fertile lands invite emigration
wn,ch II wiil be prominent object to secure.
Regarding the of past dead, about which
philosophy will not dispute and those Of ts Prssen'
accept good faith the suaun and deduce from il a that
car be promotse Of the best interests of the whole country
0tces OF the REVIEW will be located At New York Wash
ington Cry Charleston Nashville and New Orleans Office
New Y,pk. 40 Broadway fgt 2 y. n + hKhhW
INTERNAL REVEN NUEl STAMPS or 4f&
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
Reeeipts 81 Proanee u 4 e.seraay.. s,.l

y
/ ALEXANDRA Steamer Doubloon--l13 bales
cotton = Walmsley 50 Bonligny u Esclapon
a Ne Lisso so j Gancher 46 Payne, Huntingdon Is
sot2 Wh!s W5tsd 9n asDl Thas Scott Seo2s
" Carroll, Hoy &co-yl2 ] Med Taylor Id s Bar
refill Il Bnddecke--I I'll ,G W West-I6 S De
Bow; &co-4l0 70 Warren q Graw ford--9 d r Carroll
Seo4-s q Winston Morrison &so-7s spyker San
didge--7 Given, Watts &eo--7 q q Lhee-6J w Bur-
bridge &co--4 Bower, GARNER & &Harrison-4 w II
ELetebford tsco443 Williams, Nixon &coo-2 Piauche
y Niltz p Fries dlander " Gerson a Blum q Stern
- symonis q ( Y gourtne head cattle 22a head
Mehle 6co--8 rolls leather Z hbds sugar IS Whited
| &co l3 hides | bbl do Stern Bros-i SIX seed al
| Bruhn l6s bbls sulphur H Phelps &co -ln2 bbls
saltpeter 20 bxs De- pkga copper A Mansfield
| 10 hbs peeans n Balsalar-2 tcs lard B Reillf-l
Iepils raped Med Tayior--I bxs tndse ID r CarroII
| &cD7s-1 do Stewart sundries to order Total
66a lales cotton 4 hhds sugar
| CAllf0-SteaMer Clara Dolson--300 bflsi -four
1 Hamilton \ Dunnica---la6 dosKehlor a Upsike =
289 do West & ettleton-l 10 SKIS oats Wood, Low
Y tiudwigsea ~ hhds tobaccn Blakemore, Wooldr
Iidge &co-2 DO r < Walker Geo~-2sd do Gold d
tf0ach--1 do Speed, nlntners &co-r-3ado Wilson q
Young- do IA ikins &co 81 bbls oil Kearney,
Bois &co-l is plows r B Bodley &co--l2 do HaiI4es
Y MO Saark, Stautler &co 10 bales cotton Gaild,
/ Roach &so--8 do Y Speed, Summers &eo-7-s do
/ Given, Watts &co--4 do Wilson q Yohng-2 do Bell
&co--3 Howard P 81 Barrett--5 do & Mann ,&co
4 50 Brooks McDanald---l0 Greenwood d Son
DeBann Readngton--sB j R Rowell@-lg Cham.
bets Lattlng Blakemore, Woodbridge leo
1 81 sks corn Kennedy &ee--l606 do 0ber At
water &co4 u do Emley &co-.l0I2 do IS Al Bar
i ton 1850 do ] M Richards a. head mules
ias Whited &co.7s44 do $50 sheep Meslurfay 4 PEN
Inlngton. .sNltries to order Total AZ bales cotton
81 OUACHITA RIVER Steamer Nick onewortl
lQus bales cotton Carroll, Hoy iseo.--6Ssdo vii
hanast Nixon &co- A II Ware Il Son--s2 Gillis 4
tEergasanz,l7 q TIL ~ Allen-24 : Watt eseo--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
MEMPHIS.

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
zf@ Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS. 4 EaS 1S. e. ~
Leaves on WEDNESDAY Feb q. at s o'clock P. NJ
Steamer HENRY Won PHUL-JAMEs ALLEN Master
+. I. BURKE, Clerk.
STIOR MEAIPHEs,S HELENA, NAPOLEON. EaGs
u. Point Gresnville, lake Proyidsncs Mllikens Bend
mediate landings
The above packet will take freight and for Yazoo
river with the privilege of rsshppng FIRST packets
sicksbnrg For freight or passage apply board,
s JNO. T. HYDE L CO., Agents, t,tl 4
rH -FH5Ns l.E-'1'l fI3 strept
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
li|s5 Intelligent
95s EsssagE " n - 5l
tzxscKsT pyxtcE, NJ ~ nA.dr s.aExr,

ass,ss W s.s.s y as1f II sisss' isss
fs spather me- safng saa andciear Busi
sssss i'll sAsr owing 70
Ii ss1s sStas g0pA ttpss s5Ss
shaa II ssusa on Saturday
hnsy Hi slas III Sss
river snd tron
asrvsd iease again
's NJ sa pssp ysaeraay Ha caira vith
d nse msks landing
AN. obliged NJ defer hs
1 81 Z u III Jaa stsrersen VI leas tas I'D
steamer Capt Ia Hams, left tie
I5sh r ;soint shs viii N ssass ~ on
sasss III s.ssa III Bsss snd Detator
sssss Ill unshis VII tosy ss
ss,soa,o. sssEas III 4SF fes
Ths NV sxa sslesaid CAPT. d Pre
Metk van deas oaaehsta until Tuesday,
ri TaaaaaS inssesd 81 saturaay
GlsaDiHgs fspm ezchsa III a5
GAVE Esh Id fell fset inthe twsnty four
nsSss s s - s sss during shs NV.
= n ~
Masss': ~, n. sssas.s.s 1, 8. ,,,,..
as eas q ~
a.sss MI s ls
Il assss ass sss
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MSssssss III esas N st.ss soass
iSs il rsposd ss 81
ss .ss as ~ aa
sss 4ss ~, u .Iabs Il wsrs sshty
assss sssa III sssE, sgIs 81 ahsEy
nsaI ssa wv ess'sss ssss's s'a
s 81 a. I'll ssE
s asi s ysssssasy sssss e
Aslanta hours with heF NJ ThuTsday
xsrk Loncwon4n roR 0pscnIsA RIaxa -shis nss Asss
~ passenger packet In command Of Captain
at today, taking freight all
peipts ~ Aiabana faadng and a landings Bayoa
D With the sasaIner Ds sB Capbel
Tor al laAdnsx bayou Bartholomew Tho Longworh has
Aiasgs ssa eabn every
2ttcn ~ traseiins lpxury on herr III N &
ron This fine and light draft passen-
gps chafss Capt g. Pfckett and 81 Schmidt
lssyss 4 tcday fer opsoasaa ana wsy
81 q ssAek yonp ssss III and splendid
If Gept. Il Bashi. with Messrk Renisun
IaharEs a isavss at ~ tpday for ~ land
4EcsArcn aad Psepiss m jas xoaisssas y
1hs Capt
NJ NJ II Tho olace Leaves
acseck ths Nsnpkts Cairo and Eousvils,
nth u points Fast aud wsst
I'd ~ r. 4 siass HI table is
fspt John freese ccmrhandeF and Messis u Es
VI 81 Green rlsrk leAvesa1 ths
bYys .ss lings Te Maimpra one the most
tic ttxas, With popular and efficient
e1eors AsS aIst having
.psbssf i ifli lsf sxesuapt tahle
tct dra paeksk Lads arsee. Capt Sam
II clerk ioaves this evening
toelock 10 The r4ce FalaF boat With
cts md be Har
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
LIVERPOOL

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS
Calling at Havana and Queenstown embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton. signing bills of ladng
here at through rates of freight to St. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam
Gothenburg and Havre
The final Of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills Of ladng, declared by the hslder Of the bill
Of ladng within twelve hours after the stesrners arrival
at Liverpool thus ahording ths importer the choice of
Navigation Company Limited will dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between SE5# H
! LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY. ID
TONS .....P Jamison Captain
tons. u. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tons n. Baker Captain
MISSOURI. 1864 tons. "A Hancock Captain
ARKANSAS. 1895 tons T. Barron Captain
ALABAMA. .1S2s tons VIM L Mesney Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons. ~ Graham Captain
CAROLINA. tons. 3D. Hairby. Captain
Cabin Passage Liverpool SIPS gold OF its equivalent in
For rates Of freight apply 10 jr&GG ~H&s d 90,
wM HUNTER co., IL ca4ondelet street,
no Bills of lading for this Company (which can only be
signedl will be had at the AGENTS Office as above g
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
q r. q - V l777--T 8 II ~
Receipts by RaiIroad.

f N. j. q @. N. b. Feb. l6- l0bales Of
catton j ii Powell g w B Thompson-21 S Bar
rett~a Il t Adams-25 n Allison GEO.. j NJ Put
na1n--ls M j zaitz Is r Pritchard-4 7 II & ] NJ
aiiian4ss j. s nopes@- Violet, Black &co-20 to
Aiken Aiken Il Rainey --lG Thornhl& & Richardson---4 N
q iiullett- Il Ably AGO ~ Jno T Hardie 500
m Champlin s Arlington Warren & Crawford
Tot 2l5 bales cotton s3z4 sa54Ef,a8 NJ syss4E!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17

REGULAR NEW, ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIs ALTERNATE
,s, SATURDAYS q 81 ,,
Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb. 24th. at 8 p. NJ
STEAMER MAGthTA-T P. LEApHERS Master A. b.
ELMER, r, A. OWEN and CHAS GAICE, clerks.
FOK MEMPHIS, HELENA, Ma OLE, N, GREEN.
\ Vile, Egss Point, Lake Washington, Grand Lake
Carolina Landing. Ashton, Pitchers Point Skipwh's
Landing Lake Providence Goodrch's Landing Omega Nil
ikens Bend Nicksburg Matches Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou
Sara T Baton Baton, RouSe and al intermediate landings.
Yazoo River with privilege Of reshipping on rsc ass
packets at Vcksbur For freight passage apply on board
orto JOHN A SfEVENSI IN Apent
sa .s.a a-rs ag 8 Front street
Al business for Natehez Vtesbrg and the Bends w re,
81 VIRGIaIUs O. DENTzEL. Advertising Aren't,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

-
h FOR MOBILE DIRECT VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
F GUILE LINE
To sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at BAN
N0K MOHILE-GULR LINE-ComPosED OF
the Glowing screw steamships: , s . Z
Alliance, -.- .,r
+ As W -, Commander.
l. Planet, Azlqs.s
II. j. AGNEw, Commander.
These steamers take freight for MOBILE MONTGOMERY
and SELMA and all points tho Alabama river, through
bills OF ladng being signed by the agents this city for
these points, F1 FSb3 }GN79 "a Esf&@7 7@ Nt
The of the line insure the ows rates. mako
such connections Mobile insure prompt forwarding
ofreght to Montgomery Selma and other points the
bama river, without delay or additional expense.
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
consignees NoRCRoss, PERKINS & HERsEY, 1T
7e r'" - & N rs csronaset street New orlsans, La
DEHAVEN. STEWARR OSBORNE,
T. ....'. .+H %F8s" d" Mobile, Ala
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE ~
Leaves on SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 p. NJ
E0R MOBILE, SELMA, MONTGOMERY AND ALL
Way Landings on the Alabama Rivsrrhe low pressure
steamer Gamer Ea aur. Morgan, 4 g ut...4 s ~
DAVID sINNoTT Master,
VIII leave as above For freight passage apply on board
orto JOHN A, STEVENSON, Agent,
. +.
: tos s'feee s
s-st. - ssd SOUTHERN LINE. la-sssg4t ,g5l-T-g -
3 ta1 f FOR MOBILE VIA GRANITE PASS, 7ss "a s
THE Low PRESSURE STEAMER eREoLB s=s
suuseT WINTER ARRANGEMENT ~ tr3 81
ma FIssf Fsfbx M Grants
FoR MoHILE-THE spLEkDID AND FAvoR1rE
low pressure passenger steamer err g8s.-4s4 gg
Creole,
'sams-gtS CHAsLEs WALLER, Commander.
will leave above arrival of the AZ p NJ Pontchartran
Returnng will leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THURS.
D. DAY y at Y o'clock For freight er Ps,sage apply board
Corner Carondeet and Grsyier streets
The steamer Creole viii land at the Watering Places water
with stan ped envelopes only can be taken
under the present postage law. a. 80, ~
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS. i s-. ~ 81
10 leave SATURDAY. February l7sh on the arrival OF
/ NJ P. M Pontchartrain Railroad train
FoR MoBILE-THE NEW IRON STEAMER
Lousse,
e...tl ss,-@.sr A. MYERS Commander
wtlleave as above For freight or passage apply to
r C. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets
~ B-No freight received after az ocsck NJ. E'%N
Sss- No bills of lading will se signed after 4r.a.
Leaves SATURDAY, 18th inst at l2 NJ from head
of New Basin. ateEag8 =
FOR MOBaLE-THE NEW AND sPLEsDfD
master srus eerh g exs y, av + A. B9
Bay st. louis Pass Christian Mississippi CITY biloxi and
{: sspPs esr street
Leaves on SATURDAY. 18th inst. at5rM
FGR MOBILE. v1AThE RIvER-HHE SPLENDID
xy.. =, :, :, ,,,,, >, IEfs
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
BOSTON. .s.t@

fYFA sg8 ~ MERGHARTS LINE &
BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EOR BOsTON-THIs LINE Is COMPOSED OF
the following splendid sesmsh,to regular ne SAIL
ing promptly nsuring lowest rates. viz
Steamship ooNCoRDlA,..... Capt. Sears
sEF*.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt Chapman
d. LOWS ....,..... Capt. Cansen
The above vessels admirably adapted to the trade
manded BY experienced officers and every facility possible will
be extended shippers cognees freight or
apply to Fhbe5s gREEVY, MCPHERSON 4 CO,
So Garondalet street, corner Grsviez.
BlIs of Lading furnished on application ..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-02-17
NEW YORK.


Portable and Stationary Steam Engines md
Bollers, sla tsH
approved of ~ cutting 7oo l5W
Il na ri 81 Masne a M Sugar & 70
ss Mnss sh for on
Iron Planers, Gray, q Wood's Planning Ma
Dill si Lathss, - sfsa panisIs' Flaming Machines,
BORING Machines Mouldng Machines, ID s
seap Faws1 ossns assnss Mscb,.e
Force Pumps, ssE753i Font Morticing Maehnes
sassoa Pumps Bnd BBiIds ssas fsnosn
ss HIN a - - $ssSts ss SsssI Saws,
Rubber Leather setngs ercnar Sessrvins MiIIs
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