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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21

b AN OLD LApy's UMBRELLA.-..-Ar youth
was lately leaving his aunt's house after .
visit when finding it was beginning to
rain, he caught up an umbrella that was
snugly placed IN corner, when the old
lady, who for the first time observed his
movements, sprang towards him, exclain,t
ing 4 mo, no, that you never shall. I've
had that umbrella twenty three years, and
it has never been wet yet, and I'm sure it
shan't be wetted now I" q
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21
Hanwal,y's Wooden Factory,

PLEAsANTyILLE HARTFORD Co. MD.
TNHE undersigned beg to that they are pre-
Il pared to manufactnreS4 liin81l hG'11 ai IN
BLANKETS, CASSIMERES, % st5,fss.7s..,r
PULLED CLOTHS, KERSEYS,
FLANNELS one yard wide, .l s.J.i
d. 1 LADIES BALM0RALs, and
"-l..-- az ~ a STOCKING YARN
We shall keep all the goods on hand for SALE or ex
ty4Vf .a.t change fol- WOOL ' -
word to our customers. Having passed the DELAYS
and surmounted the difficulties OF the first season. we
have made additions to our machinery to enable us to
more speedily execute ORDERS and give greater fpsh to
very generous patronage of the past year. hope by
continuance of your fayors, to establish branch of in
dustry at this point which shall prove not merely ben
eft to us, but q valuable service to yourselves.
Jel98m* ~ .tL.,t| u STOCKS & L0MAX.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-08-21

s An exchange says, It q better 70
love person you cannot marry than to
marry person you cannot lovega This Is
short text for long sermon, which hui
man experience will continue to preach I'M
| til the last syllable of recorded time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
REAL ESTATE.

NEN-1O Iikt fluhys DtC. H. ioOo'
There was q fair attendance at the Exchange
Yesterday though but few sales made. The busi'
ness or the compares favoraby with that OF ohe
weeks OF the month AS the year draws 10 cose reai
estate becomes quiet as usually does at TINS season
on Tuesday sales were effected by four hrns eaeh OF
whom disposed OF considerable property INC sales OF
Thursday footed up than SlmO~ at the hAchalge
alone. -, ..rou-i-, o,,to,o .;or ~,
tho statement that lac had been prevented from selling
property in Newark, N j. on Wednesday last; Messre
Bcddci,cr who had ngements with New-JerSey
oneers for the transaction OF public sales al East New
ark were requested BY parties owning factory at New
rI 10 offer the same auction Wednesday last The
larger sale was effected privately before the day intended
FOR the auction but nasmuch ms the auctioDeer had
promised attend ut the minor sale single lot and
building he went on the ground, and found less than
dozen persons in attendance Resolving to adjourn the
sale. he confirmed Ia his intentions by Information
derived from person present that his arrangements on
the other side OF the Passaic not applicable TO the
city OF Newark, where special corporation license was
required. "On tms hint he spoke" rather didn't
speak, but gladly referred the few in attendance 10 the
Exchange SalesrOom. New-IOrk
BY A. j. BLEECRER, son & co.
sixtyhitst, lots, south side 100 IT, east Eleventh
ave- 25Xt block $500 Pikest, house and lot, No "a, 81
xlsxs7 $4,000 Observation-Disclosures sixtlrst,
lots, 30 IT, west Seventh-ave., 25x99, $500
BY ID. NJ SEAMAN.
Three lots, 25X1O0l feet, on sNthst,
between Second and Thirdaycs sold TO James L. Curtis
for g. 66 each Two lots IS 22Xl0O feet west side OF
SecOud-ave., between Observation-Disclosures and one
hundred andseventhsts.. 10 Jas. l. Curtis, each for
$2425. one lot, 25XlOOl feet on Onehundred andsNth
ST. between Second and Thirdaves TO b. F. Eaynor Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
Gitu Etal 6statt for Sale.


DOR SALE-A handsome 4-stOry, brown
stone HOUSE. in Twenty frtst sIhaye NeigbbOrhocd
excellent Possession wanted Address NJ c. Tribune Office
HOUSES UPTOWN.
IL We are offering for SALE large number ofTeTy
. DESIRABLE HOUSES, ..
well situated and from $1,000
$4,000 all worthy the
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION oF PURCHASERS
WARD & OGDEN.
Broadway oorusr Of Sevsnteenb-st, Union-sqnare.
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
i Il CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND A0RTGAGR
KING Co,
Tbirvsnhst snd sIhive. fsiEth National Bsntl
HOUSES or LOTS.-Crcular mailed free to
n any address STANLEY DAY No. 925 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
Sutton Sails Of 8tal estate.

4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co, Auctioneers.
~. TUESDAY. HEC. IS.
o'clock at the Exchange Salrsr9om No III hroal.a4
PRRFNPTORY sALR or MANUFACTURING fhOPEkIl nthWm
THB FULTON PEERi. BELONGING TO Inn DAM
ESTATE .-ao-,-, ,-y,p ruV
COLUMBIA AND FURMAES SITS, BROOKLYN, hbAk THE
PITON FERRYTbe kno Bach stc com
ppr fonr large story beside large snd
"a buug, for st rclE &C. Known a. Nos -
40 IN q and 2 Fumal.st good b1ck Dseug I'1s on
Colbs Tie engines anl machinery stills &c. can be pufenA1''
on WASHINGTON ST BROOKLYN lone block from fuloh,t =
.pbstautslvbult hrick HOUSE, AID LOT kuoEn a.
he Lyceum House southwest corner % Washugtor ana
la "a 2tS house Za2r75; ani foundation grahlr Na
49,, t. can be- altered into warehouse requiring sTenSl
AID durability. Maps At No. q Ccdarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
dutti0n Sails Of Ecu Gstat,.

Ap3iAS H. MULLER, Anctioneer
! OTIS ON ONE-HUNDRED-A AND SEVEN
II TEBSTH ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. near
IIFIH.AYE-ADRiAE H. MULLER. p R wILSlNS L Co. viii
SILL 81 AUCTION On TUESDAY Dec Is oc.sck the EI
change Saesroom. No III Broaivsy.
ONEHCN DRhD ANDSEY ENTEENTIiST- Lots the north
side Of Oae handaH' commencing 10 feet vest Of
Fnh-ave.
ST-5 Lots the south side
hundred commencing
Nlns a Llc otce ~ ihe Anci.leer NJ H1e-., lllln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
guurS uuS guums.


HEALTHFUL BOARD-A pleasant Home
and god Table. Food cooked be Al delicious snd
dreste sursruieldsnce - Ms JULIA COLMAN PROBES
osophy " Fof he Dtou Institute Of De ha
and Adepht Bon whom please adres, call upon Tue
OF the literary AID tie seleHtaTy specially invited
MOST desirable ROOMS, with BOARD,
vi suitable 1r ore families be had 10 the hrsteas and
ueeyurah-d House No III Eas giss hSees Fourth
sri L-Iirgtonaves aso one pea'.ai 'front.' ball ROOM.
dc AND UPWARD per week for single
spO ROOMS ~ih BOARD. rooms without ~ s. DO Ard per
day. 81 - 20 - At DUPONT HOUSE Nc. To- Hudsoost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
Gsparinsrsbp ysiiffs.
lISSnI IrTInN OF pARTNRRSHIp

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
s.s asr.e, ,ss TIA. a. y:sss,sAg hsss.sss, sI.ss
As. Csss.f os.ss sa sts,s q Ne. re ina ss,s sy o.
80. = s aid psasnhp 10 ss rs><ss< ~ he AID GRO ~
tvHk sa1 IN tsnssas he sad bssskp v - Resssssd
y 10 ~ sssnssa 90. w. HOW'LL,
fakBOkga ATkka.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
CHANTS for gusinrss Wru.

CHANTS for gusintss Isu.
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY. SIS. 0O0-Wanted,
~ active PARTNER with this tnouni % capital to enge in Tie
AL useful ner.os which voat eompe
general family ueartcs Of n'ro1u
ton pro5 Stnted THIS opportunity for
eBeYfhsz required Asss for three
cal h. leon nl r. DUShNkLL Odee u Hove Scale Co.,
NJ 3 Park.plsc1 n \. AGENTS WANTED.
IRON MINE for SALE-Near Morris and Essex
Railroad offs feet farn Of 30 aeres
A.a By Gambler Of y ae hlek'g resa % sit
sulphur 81 Pth Acid trace Oxygen
abo.. - other part. loo Applications to be made
JAMES YOUNG. No. 10 East TNcnIy hrSst n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
n. Y. CAPITALISTS, ATTENTION
AGA LOTS

ga LOTS
On Fourth Fifh aud Sixth and ihb SIv Ih and
s1tyseveHthsis blocks the limits City Brooklyn will
sold AucOn TUESDAY Exchange sslss
room. No Ill Broadway " T., by WYCKOFF LITTLE, Aas
u0necS
These lots distant NO FURTHER PROM WALLsT ~ T.,
thar uptown lots which selling from $1,000 $1,000 each
Cn reasonable person doubt that this property Which sell
for few hundred tars lot viii rev years BIZ WORTH AS
MANY THOUSANDSi
Being Just outside Of the city limits 10 ey taxation and to
persons desiring safe aud this sale offers opportunities
seldom presented Maps TesiyG No ~ Celi r. ssd No Isl
Moniaguesi, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

address Of 10000 Carpenters
w al Rsllass a uhsu SIN seal tsAsSus free
T. GoGNRLL o.. rsslsssrs Vw', j. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
SrOukIpn Stal Gstai, for Salt.

Srouklpn Stal Gstai, for Salt.
TOR SALE cheap for cash, or will exchange
for PARMA sIycar LEASE Of STEAM FLOUR MILL VIII
three cheap situated Ia Brooklyn three
principal ferries machinery and complete orders capacity lI
barrels per location by and for retail
trade. Address MIL. Tribune Once.
DOR SALE-Large FACTORY in Williams
bugh l. l. brick building 30 feet long iron add slate roof high
chiney fall lots Offices scales water and Inquire at
Long Island Depot No. 2sl Pearlst Nev-iork.
TOR SALE-Nery reasonabe-A fine COR
Il NER GROCERY Fulton ave, Broollyn.
CTORES FOR SALE.-Six-stOry store No.
- % Mdenne. GRANITE STORES Nos and Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn fronting Bs River. adjoining Hamilton Ferry Aso 80
LOTS on NeNoEn Greek Apply to W H. SCHEFFELlN Co.. No
10 Wiham-st
IcS LOTS, high and level grade, two blocks
AOC from the proposed Rid oo Park ard tesss
Improvements in the Eighteenth ward Brooklyn for 1000 .sent
per desirable Brooklyn
property these in viii be worth $4,000 each making tbs
than a Is per compound interest Investment
NJ. A. rutland L Co, No. Beekmsn-st, " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those cesrous Of purchasing or renting such pro-
uerty will find IL 10 their interest 10 advertise In THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN addition to tins advantage IE
TgtEuSg will be found only in Ncw-iork aud all It's
cuies aud villages but IN every state and Territory
within the Union Tho advertisement should be made us
brief as will allow the advantage offered being clear 10
The reader We would especially dwell on the fact mat
The subscrers for the three editions Of The TRIBUNE
DAILY somlWecky, and Weekly, comprise hdviduas III
every profession or business consequently Au'
,,e,fs IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devoies especial attention to the reports OF sales
Of real estate both tie city and country thus adding
eaty 10 the value Of its columns as an advertising me-
dunn Tie charges advertising are as follows DAILY
TEIBUNR % cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, q per me; eEMEWEEALf TRIBUNE 4" cents
per fine About words average line, AFTER the hst
kpe which usually contains only four or I'VE WordS
Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

lVANTED-A young man, by whom good
ai he desres situation IS TEACHER IN
ariisz school Address o. R. MULKlN HorWEik, Couu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

Situaliuns Glantt1 Smal,s.
~--~-.------~l-~~,----------
4 GERMAN GIRL wants n situation TO do
~ GENER Al HJUSEWOkE ora COOK.WAsHER ani lkOSbK
references Apply At ~ " stanton St uesr BoterZ
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation 70 do
n GENERAL HOCSEH DIX - COOK Il sAhag aHl 0ohsns
40 ig7 secslist besue-n Ateuu-' ar d
A SOUTHERN LADY. capable OF taking a
n position OOvERSE,s dsss 70 bssoiise Address Nj. ~
J. ROGERS NJ. 10 Eisi Oar tlrei AL tsel!ta e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
J. J0HsioS, D.. Ancuo1ss:-
DY JOHNSON g. MILL ER,
ID AUCTiONRERS AND
n A ID x Y z s..


10 rs EA~Au-sI.. CEpIRsT. EEw-foEE -,
City Lots County Seat, AM tsra' ooqf .
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ~
u oe'' fMP a. fTilSaaS SUPREME CouRT sGLE
Valuable HOUSES and 40 Choice aud Desirable LOl A. ~ "
ABSOLUTE sALK Of ,.abs bIoalra HOUSES aud LOTS BY
or Ter OF the SUPREME COURT under the direction ~ A Zoe
special Guardian being part she estate Of benjamin w bOaSy de-
ea raa q, .p located on wAsHtSGToyAvR honiips
PROSPEtIT PARK sad BALTIC DEGRAN and UhIONSIs N
SEQ g1,RE to ri nc s. sda s3S6F6abSTS
~ attention Of capitalists .nd others paI'ie91Ty called 10
Of real ,se IN the Vicinity Of the Par TIE being positive aad
reserve will AFFORD sae opportunity purchase" seeking
per cent purchase remain on bond 'ud
Maps oaess Of Auc,oae. No a5 S''aut Ns"Yok and No
To- "0''-sD' a Also AT SAME TIME AND PLACE,
Farm
NRw.UTRFCHT.
AT AUCTION. ~ oNB PLOT ,
Alarm IN YEwUTER 1T CITY LINE snd only about one
mile from PROSPECT PARK containing 10 ae. Ih wi! DC
i's PaSpd oa and saasIs Brooklyn thereby max
ing avasble for city lots TIE sale WI Dc Poy - No
ia MoHt,gaesl BroOsiyn.
VIZ NJ LrrLE AuetoneeE
DY WYCK0FF g. LITTLE, Auctoneers ana q
ID Real Estls Brokers' No ISL MOasgaest Brooklyn and No "
CeisrsL, Hew-iorA. ,r,, ii
on TUESDAY Dec. IS. 1853,
at the EIehsBse saeuoom. No. III Broadr" n L.
9e,Iors t Ray RIDGE blocks from The eity limit.
THR ESTIRE GRAF FARM s,,.,-,, .,,ns
f'0' sixFi FiFT sxfY sixth .ad sEyESrII SITS
TT Re s When 20 !. al the Brooklyn about 10
n1a,s S4l1 from baT E9ge t S yeRI
." 10 N. EsT GROUND in Bay Ridge With
view esTs Bay stsiI a. AT do and S'"' TIC ''
% Ts sTt i ready for nmts budug scarcely grading
'f TE 2ATEs ARR ABOUT TH PAET OF WHAT THEY ARR
~ TIE VI 7. V rd,,t and No ISL MOnsEu Dhn
BRRGEsST-POur lots 22IOo feet on the ''a'a "d' "' '' "
uiNI Ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
Gitp RIAL esiaii for Salt.

nUsINEsS PROPERTY for SALE on Canal
I'D and PeaTlsts Good locations 50, - NJ, pa.sx
LOR SALE or to LEASE. D, uorsY ,,.
ro,ns Of wssa Broadway sBs Chsuhessts
1870 30 Sa ias thsnbent sdjoiaihg being u Feet 90 We"
.osdwss and sbout 100 feet IN CkaDbeffts . r., t..,
ms ~ a rsrs eppornnit, for parties wishing t !,
sss sold Ne be sases isT tara Of Jsan
. hotel sf other pgTposs
FOR further particulars apply 70 ,,yv 4 ppows
Ne ~ Brssdsav.
LSOR sALE-The private DWELLING No. 2s3
IL Fay tLlra O. scar Thdaya 9Th sssSls solains sI n
o. u usaesss fsa, sW 20
hss.s saa pasy Of esrtase fen!s nSs u A<a~"A'
Balls Hssi BASS BsifissI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12

SiiuHtiors @arttS- -Eialts
A RESPECTABLE young man, speaking In
Ill a. G-rnan psasaE slifsss desires POSITION
h. az rss3ets oiefite saar furnish aa,I
rossb- reference eiFialV aai aesrI Afirs" H. L.
Trssn. ore
A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN desires n Situa-
~ toe aBAKEg b. uls bat b, 10 objection. % HAl1s hs
reaersJ uss Hotel lre at pace Azure" r.
PISk. Sq.sre al Csmgsss" LoertI a.
A YOUNG Englishman requires SITUA-
~ TIoS CLERK PuErER Agtl emPermeni Sf1e' q
SITUATION WANTED-By young man, IN
y capacity uh-fr BE- te bnsef ussn "ins 10 N'L
Caa rive good reference. Atie. %. Co. Irbaus Ohee
XT1TAT, MI-SIC.-An experienced Italian Pro-
f- rrrtman superior vocalist Who iuraish ne best
r.'er.soe eaga.emea h give SINGING LESSONS
1901 or ~ is EHihes Address SIEUIfOkE. Box No 10
Tribune Olre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
Hurs,s ms Gariasfs.

mon SITF~A beautiful bay MARE, 8 years
az IS hasa. ss a ilsa AID f:s .r ~ s:s s. w
s "a Hsrssss Win BE- soh ssyss,e sgsiss,
~ - ~ - Sa1hAsss, ~ tsss. lOtS eeAlz4SSvnss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18

ST LOUIS-Steamer C .mmOnwealth-SO halfbbs beer 70
Allen Wayne 6co5 cks bacon $50 bbs -four 81 demohns
ID BarkeT-25 bxs candy Bis zoe Smms-6 pkgs udse j
BIurlwick Bros tics 100 kegs lard Byme &co-l
oSA DO Ks Colby- casks pipe STARK, Staufr &cO-00
obls Hour Dunnica &cOS9l do bbls l22 bbs
10 cases oil oxs 80 pkgs sundres BOndO- g pals
buter p Ethel-75 bxs candy Fsuo, Marks &co-50
hams &co-3O bbls (irOs bic 6c25 bbls pOrk q
&co-S73 sks core Glover d4b-l65 cads
tobacco s.Hernshem-2 bxs fans HarmAn Doaae-2 bxs
Hdse Jos Hoy2s esds tobacco 100 bbs -four Hays Tunss
Csulhed-S07 do 100 SKIS S Kennedy 6co-7I6 *,
1895 bbs -four Kehlor Updks &co-l0 pkgs lead G
Lyman-5 pkgs mdss Lsttimer-25 bhls pork 10 pkgs
bueing Lauman-2O bdls Irvine Stone Murphy-l5pk
tobacco Moore &eO-5 pkgs sDndes IL wagons lard
Whitney 6cO-4 pkgs L Nasts Bro IL hhds
Z Stockmeyer-2OO sbls -four n Ogesby &co-3OO DO
Purvi50 hbbls beer Fasehnat-lOJ bbls mesl SOria
Aco-l0 bxs eggs B Sers-l35 bbls Thompson-43
beIbier-l0l7 SKIS Saybaek tco-l00 bbs flour
Nankom &cO40 ties lard bdl handles Won Phul BroN-lOO
bos pork 10 bbs oil Woods Matthews &co-b0 lead to
n Whee ock &co-I3 tlbacco WAddy Thompsen kco-
der24i bbls meal rs bbls hams Is csks bacon
Shropshire BshOrn3 cork TENDERS jesse Be-50
straw b3O SKIS bran 90 cads tobacco bbs -four
sack wheat 6l7 sks and sundnes to orderTOts Ia
LOCKPORT-stesmer Nina Simmss-lO SIX. potatoes to
Adams Gco- "a do Bloch Bros-7 do NJ Walsh-yS SKIS
onions Given-lO bols onions bills Tsrrebonne-
o. sk rice Soeoa-2 SKIS potatoes IL bbs potatoes bales
BAYOU sABA-stesmer New Rra-5 hhds sugar D F
keuner-l bales cotton DaSva Foster &cO-3 hides
ton Htch4 bales bales Tn mpey-3 SKIS wool
bales wool % hides rack Withere &co-l
cotton mo Thomas4 bnls potatoes Terrebonne Ourdau
~ Ks cotton seed Adige-5 bbls rice Vic<man-5 do
Maearty bills POTATOES sundres to order
hhds sugar b ales crttOn
PoISTA, LA-H ACHF-Stesmer Hunter--l5 bbls rice to
LAF 'uRCHE-Lugger Theodore Capegas-70 bbls psts-
toes TO OrOer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18
COAST.

NEW ORLEANS, COAST AND LAFUURCHE INDEPEg
DENT PACKEE
E0R GAFOunCHE, AND C0AST-THE NO
n passenger packet Nina SHINES, W. r Greathoass
S-pten JOS Dsiores, Clerk VIII leave above, return
n on ne Ooast every Wednesday and Sunday day ght
Tor ueagnt or passage sp ply on board, or %
E. D. MELANCON No N Old Levee street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18
NEW ORLEASs. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4.sopw
making connections with Trains for Vcksburg Meridian and
East. ~
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
81 40 going far Brookhaven. Returning. esya
br9ohhsysn at $50 A NJ on MONDAYS, arriving NeE
Excursion Teess good for OF Saturday or SUM-
day going north and Trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY (except sundays)
at $50 AZ.
7 s WILLIAMS, General Superintendent
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Aren't
I'D. WARE, General Transportation Agent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18

Cows. Sold yesterdsy-42l Texas Beeyes, las
Calves and Yearlings, AZ Hogs, and Mich
Cows. Stock on sale-l760 Texas Beeves, 49,
Calves and Yearlings, All Hogs, l52 Sheep and
% Mich CoYs We auota
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from CIV IN
lieu Of horse Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING. at O'clock
An Extra Tram will leave the City livery SUNDAY EVEN
ING At O'Clock. On ard after April 5th the Trains viii
Leave either end OF the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock p. N ~
FARE-Io and from the Lake, same day Is ceuts Pas.
for Geniy notify Conductor p r 10 depart
ure Of Train Fare to GENTLY staton-Fieen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELY GaneyaI SnrSt
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Receipts by Railroads.

Receipts by Railroads.
NEW oRLE ms, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
$40 feet lumber Tsylor-tOO do r Hugsby-4OO do A
Nang-1 bales JnO 4 Hsrdie &cO-l load stock
Levi bxs fuit Garner Wynn &cO-S2 do r B1aman-
sundries TO Oldsr
kEW ORLEANS, OPELOUSAs GREAT WESTR IN
bales cotton Grevenberg-24S SKIS potatoes Surle-2O
hides Ter eoonne-4 bales regs Ader4 hides and
dries 10 oider
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18
CTfr or JEFFRnol

orr or JETrsnsos June Is, 1855.
Arrived yesterdsy-52 Texas Beeves 81
Calves and Yearlings, l52 Sheep and IL Mich
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RAILROADS.
SPEED. COMFORT AND SAFETY,
VIA
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick AT Direct Route to New York Boston all East.
Crn Cities-Two Trains leave Cairo daily on arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the south
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans Columbus without change
For Through Tickets in New Orleans apply at the Office of
the n o. g. ~ X. r under City Hotel; office Of
the Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company lO4 Com
mon street, also at the Office Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Oeho VIM HU3HIr
General Superintendent, Chicago
W. p. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
b +. L0NGLEY,
Gent Southern Passenger A ct New Orleans
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-18

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the hrst-clsss stesmships-
CRESCENT CITY. Captain b. W. Holmes
sENERHL MEADE A w. SAMPSON Sss
ONiED srAiES......... Captain Geo. L. Norton.
Failing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The steamship g..
". p. HENRY. Commander,
WIN leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson street, FRIDAY,
These have superior accommodations for pas
0AbiN PASSAGE.
'-' u ''''' W SSSi iow LUDw1ssES.
No. 49, Common street
FOR NEW YORK. DIRECT.
THE oKoxwELL LINE
This Line is composed ofths following steamships.
SEQ. Cromwell. Geo wa,h,nrton.
MariPOsa. Corte,
The Steamship
Geo. Cromwell,
z. z VAIL, Commander.
.lissvs hsr wharf foot OfrOulOuss street. SATURDAY
June 10Th, st5rE
Freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRE and Bremen taken
81 this line and through bills OF lAdng given for same
Fss frsght or passage Apply 10
ALFREB zoULroE.
q Carondset strsst
FOR NEW YoRK
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the nrst-csss Steamships
GREs6ENr z HSr1ss.
GENER4L MEADE sp,D,S asnTy.
UNITED STATES Captain Geo. L. Nortsn.
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
Crescent City,
E. w. HOLMES, Commander
WI leave her wharf foot of St. Louis street. on SAT.
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
Fer freight or passage applyto
WOOD. Low LUpwIGsEN.
No. 100 Common street.
The steamship UNITED STATES will follow, leaving as
above on SATURDAY. June 9th.
BALTIMORE--HAVANA.
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
rHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEkLEoNTHLY LINE OF sTKAksHIPs
IBERrY.... lzO0 tens. .1hos A. Balm, Commander
JubA.."......lloo tens. d ukehart, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAu4S
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 10 New IOrk..................a ESQ,
NOR HALTIMoRB AND HAVANA
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splendid fast steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART. 0ommsnder,
WIZ Ieavs her wharf opp site Jackson Square, on WE'D
NbSDAf, July LIST. 81 o'clock r. u.
For freight passage having unsurpassed socommod.
lions, apply TO WITHERSPooE, HALsEY co., Agents
~ Oarondelet street.
B-ko bills Of lading but those Of the Oonnpany viii
e signed Permits for freight be procured from IN,
day Of sailing W
Tes LIBERTY. oars. t. A. Bsia, viii follow.