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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-22

AMUsEMENTs.,

"a AMUsEMENTs.,
VARuETIEs raEATEK.
LAST NIGHTs-LAsT NIGHTS
GREATEST DgAaAT,c SENSATION OF THE AGE
UKDIK THE GAsLEeHr.
Which, notwithstanding its parasea success,
be viii Drawn to make way for
OTHER ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
Nov in active pre-, ara.'On.
Family n stInee-saturd.y, at Re o'clock.
"ARRAHNA PoGUE" VIII shortly be revived
Also. I'm rehearsal the las. London sensation, and
orisir al dr'ms, entitled the "L,scAsHIRE LASS"
A cADEMH OF MUsIC.
sPALnISe 5spwELL.... Proprietor, and MANAGER.
w n nAy%NxDS,H s,as, Msnsssr
For the Week commencing
Konssy Evening. November -, Isss.
THE TWO GBEAT SENSATIONS,
MILE TURNoUR the Queen the Air and the successful
and popular Burlesque. the
White Fswn.
With entire ebsnge oo Entertainment introducing the
fun STRENGTH OF the Buriesqus Combination
vi. osAkLEs TBEATEk.
BIZ p1sA F6PE and EsnsssG
TIE GREATEST SENSATION OF THE AGE.
Sunday Evesssg. November e. 1858.
And Every Evening til further notice.
The Brilliant Tragic Artse. Miss FANEY b. PRICE in
her original and thrilling rendition OF ELEs RoLLEsroS
RorcicaulIs RsAdss wonderful Dramatic Romance
| entitled
which will produced Scenery and Novel Mechsu
cal fleets The seuttled ship-God send sandStoun on
| Chan Pope as Robert P,nfoid
tIdsy NSy z@RspeSs Of Mrs F19sy PTIcs
IN 'Rshearssl-sT. ELMO. TT.
A n til4PE Doors open at o'clock n; the Overture
commences At 7hFH sOe1t9 esaTEs ie5 rsssTysa ,ss.
NEW OPEkA HOUsE-BoURBoN STREET
Monday. November IT.
GOunos's grand opera, in 5 sc's
| FAUST
Doors open at o. O'Clock to commsnce = ~ o'clock
Box Once opsn from TO 4PI Branch Ticket Office
4
IS6S.........................-....--
| Third Annual Reopening
or rHx-
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,
| 10 and e st. Charles Street,
| Opposite the ST. Charles Hotel.
| CONGRESS or LIVING WONDERS
STRANGE FREAKS OF NATURE.
! IHE DoUBLE-HRADED GIRL-sngs, Talks, Eats with
| both heads at
| WONDERFUL HUMAN FROG-Or the Miraculous Living
| Man Fish
| THE SMALLEST WOMAN IN THE w0RLD-6 years
| cid and IS inches high.
BABY LIONS-Only ones in this country.
| MOST EXTENSIVE HAPPY FAMILY IN AMERICA.
GRAND AQUARIA.
| 10000 Curiosities frsm Every Portion of
| THE GLOBE.
| Doors open from A. n. to l0P.E.
| Admission-50 cents; children, IS cents.
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ECIAL NOTICE.
Thankful for the hesl rsronsge heretofore extended 10
respectfully beg nom n ends and the public
generally that having all the facilities at hand,
pared TO devote special attention TO all
sales sf Real Estate snd Successisn
Intru'ted Parties desreus of dpos Prop
ertss would do well giving call
MONTGOMERY BROS. CO.
R. NJ. MONTGOMERY, AuctiOneer,
81 Camp street
SUNDHIEs...".......... ...... .....sUNDRHEs.
1000 bb's. FLoUR-An grades
So tierces &. c. HAMS
Is casks BACON SHOULDERS
20 cabs CLEAR RIB SIDES
20 easks CLEAR SIDES.
50 6rkBs Choice GOSHEN BUrTRR-RI steam
ship Gen Meade.
zoo hrkins WESTERN BUTTER
For ssleb by
BUssEY, EMLEY CO..
10 and q Tchouoitoulss street.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND PLAsrERs' HARDWARE.
Guns. Flows.
s T sas and Fisn.s HOES
500 Sosen Hurts and other ~, ssr, rant, axes
Iso d zen Rsot HAsEs and HoEstin CoLLAss
go English sne F,ereh Double Bsusled SHOT GUNS
eco Best sgii.6 Doubled. SHOT GUNS at SIS
TAYLOR CHURCHILL,
Al Magazine sheet opposite - jams Hotel.
The First Plemiun-a Gold Meda-was swsrdsd to .,
the iouisisOa State FAR for the best display of Firearms
CHARIFa IAMM
" No. IOs Poydras street between
Baroune and Carondolet Streets.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
-Ass-
and we'll adapted for tins market
New Orleans. La.
NoTlCE-................. .................NOTIOE
All parties are warned against trading for = cert.in
DRAFT for the sum Of One Thousand Dollars drawn BY
accepted dated August IS 1858 and payable lt aud 4h of
December 1865 the confederation having failed and
ing been instructed BY the drawer not & pay the same
New Orleans, November o. 1865
NOTICE.................. NOTICE.
We have a fnelOt OF
Mutton sheep
in pens, and also few
soUTHpowS BUCKS AND EWES.
for sale. I. G. NoBL co.
sroeK LANDING, New. %. 1853
Broom CORN.
The highest msrhes prize paid good CORN put Up in
bale the stalk de- the cesn Of seed An grades of
BrOOms Tor salsby CHxNowEeB. CASEY CO.,
81 TchOuptoulss street
CORN MEaL.".............CO MEAL.
500 barrel. Fresh ssln-drIsd CORN NEAL
In store a to arrive.
cHENowETH. CASEY 4 CO.
81 Tehoupit ulss street.
GUS, RoGs. WHITE LEAD. Ere.
100 barrels LIssEEp OIL
e :. G: :ssTSoss III
sS6SmOi4 TrhFfsTiSE; CUISINE, :,so
IS and 81 Gravisr street
.. KNAPP. ID. ID. -.
Is BARoSNE STREET. NEAR CANAL STREET
For twen;yti years resident DENTS, Of this city
Teeth extracted without pain II desired.
To ARRIvs................. ARRIVE.
go Tons No. ITALIAN MARBLE BLOCKS aud 81 ABS
kark-w W and W.
For -slsby cHaRLEs r. CARRIER.
DR. r. H. KNAPP.
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has Renewed To No 10 Canal Street
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inspect ,hsrns $500
DAvIs a JACKSON,
WHOLESALE L RETAIL DEALERS,
No. go PoYDRAs STREET. BETWEEN BARoNNE
AND cARosDELB.
W. 70 inform N. public that we are now r.ev.
ing large and well selected stock of Fall and Winter
...asn IN P'Ts Goc Bosom
sh IT'S. Negbge shirts Ms'ino and shahsr Flannel unde
Beaver overeosts together with large variety Of other
tee. in the line 700 tonenton All Of which We ar,
neng at extremely o- hgnres and Invite our friends 70 call
snH eNam're
DaGNIX HOUSE.
d. ...................-...-..AhDf rAahE-
os sc. Charlie. street.
(EstabIished in is2o)
Jut reHed and enarged With an elegant PRONE
made Academy Of Music making it the extern
tiys Refreshnent sslos IN the world Embracing
LIQUOR BAR-wbere every known sewerage can he oh
tanned the best quality Of Wines and Liqsor LUNCH
every day ct l01f
BOWLING sALooy-Tith s.1 Tsn-pin Alleys
beautiful amusement
RESTAURANr-with all the deleaces in season, served
with dispsteh and at tolerate prices
OYSTER sAL0ON-In every style from the most famed
beds In the South Raw the cs1Hter in loaf for hone
service.
ECIGAR sTAND-with imported Cigars Of every flavor
to suit the fastidious taste.
Tome Eariy and Oft-n.
FOE SALE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
100 boxes assorted CANDIES Of 80 pounds each.
200 :. SUGAR PLUMs ofl0. IS and 50 pounds
800 :. CHOCOLATE. various qualities
100 =. assorted sYRUPS.
800 :. :. GUN DROPS
so =. JUJUBE PASTE
% :. ROCK INDY.
rs :. GUAvA JELLY, boxes, 30 dozen each.
100 =. Boston LOZENGEs.
les :. swEETNEAfs, FLOWERS, LEAVES, OR
NAMEETs. etc.
100 :. JUICE OF FRENCH FRUITS. for syrul Is and
Ice Creams
A'.o-A complete assortment Of BON BONs ALMt ,NDs.
LIQUoR DROPS CREAM CHOCOLATE and Pr .srRY
Of every description.
Orders for Parties and Weddings attended 10 ith dis
patch. X. TURIN,
% Old Levee street,
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z ENTUOKx STATE LOTTERIES.
UHAs r. EowARD viii this day open the sale Of ooX-
srAr1oN LOTTERY TICKETS. the Three Esnibsr
rAn - fsDows:
.. Monday. "wednesday and Thursday.
Tickets ~ 50. - and $40
On Tuesday and Saturday.
rehess 81, IS and $40
On Friday.
Tickets IS
znsrss IN all the above Schemes In Proportion
Plans Of the L<ttsss, and explanation Of the Drawing
siu 10 sent ssch purchaser.
rspisa Prize in 81 Scheme. 4cp
Capital Prize In 81 30 Scheme. lOOeo
cxpits Prise, for - Scheme. 30 900
,Api.sl Prise for SO schsms 30o0
An Orders are promptly by rstnn mail; Nan.
,ssr ocisl Scheme and CommssiOnsrs' certified printed
svings sent 70 all purcnsse Immediately after the
tswt,s.
An communications are strictly confidential.
An order for than oDs Dollar win be sxecutsd
Al ths drawings published In the New York, ksW
Orleans and ST. Louis daily p&pea
N ORDERING TICKETS. Enclose the Of nonsy
. address by mail fer Whist you purchase mans
Is Lottery which you wish invested and whether you
wsh whocs Halves Qusters receipt Of which
What ordered. by Art mail together with the schsme
Rils all te solvent Banks. Bank Checks Certificates
Deposits and Postage Stamps received In payment for
0cfsss
Prize Tickets hcud be returned to this once for payment
renewal In sthsr Ticssts They will be paid In Bank
Jnecks, In such q WA best sooonnodAs tha
,1rchaser.
Address al Ordsp 10
CHAS T. HOWARD,
rn~k Nor 500 Nav Orlaan. Ia
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!. DEAN. JR..
AUCTIoNEER,
ofice and sslesrOon-l73 Grsvicr street,
Near Csrondelet, New Oriesns
Furniture Caraoe Produce Real Estate every descr
ton Of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Regular Sale Dsys-Mondsys, Wednesdays. Fridays and
ssturdsys
CALDwRLL's EXTRACT.
~ On .s,es rs.ss,.. Gray Hat; . Z. original color
'"S1"ins VI 'Ne neHa necessary ,~ ~eyDyySor
Importer ssd Wholesale Drugg,s. Nal Nagazins IT..
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. l3e Canal street.
DR. .. HkSrIEGS
DrugEist corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And ~ the Depot Of FELIX SA BON,
No. IA baronne street, near Canal
NEW ORLEANS. May Il 1865
Caldwell's Extract.
Having analysed isis Oh, and my experiments AP-
PILED IT Mf6ELF recognize that Il II Of tbs
Ss presented to the pub for the purpose Of restoring
lhe hair 10 It's original color In OF which here
ak my signature
signed FELIX sARos,
Importer Of Human HAIR Southern Emporium
q. II. CALDWELL Pstentes,
8otei des Etrsneers. No. lze Chsrtrss sfrest
EENExT TURPIN, wHoLEsALk nAFUrAo-
~ turer Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocoste Cream
D-ops and Syrsps by steam Importer Of French 0rns
msns such - Cupsd Flowers Gum Leaves, Lyrics, Dan.
Rhnf, Decorated Toys, Cosssques Fancy Papers for Cake
and New Year PrsseD.s ConuccpiAs, s.c etc Nc s.
Old Levee street. bssss. 81 Louis and Cont strsst Eso
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Crescent CITY BanG New Orleans,
June IS sIn accordance With SECTIONS 81 and IS Of An
Of Free Banking In the Fate Of Louisi.na,"
approved March Is 1853 notre Is hereby given
70 the holders Of the eircula5ing notes OF this
Bsnk duly audited under the prs Of said set to
mt the Banking Houss, the Office OF the
STATE AUDITOR for the purpose of redemption. within
yssr from d.te ohsrwe the Sunds deposited BY said
bah for SAID purpose viii be reclaimed
CHAs. SAURTE. ia. Cashier.
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~ DGHA MEL.................C. DUHA MEL
0PTICIAN,
111......... ......Canal street...............III
Near the Bank Of America formerly ChSrtres street)
Keeps sPECTACLEs Of all descriptions 10 sult all age,
Mr. Duhame who attends himself his begs 20
inform them that his lobg experience Opan enables
him apply tho Glasses sfected with
epdangerng the vision His Spectacle Glasses
selected by him and warranted o be perfect.
He Tecomme- de good Improvement his Double Focus
Glasses. far and Also e snd
the his Patented Cy ndcsl and Achromatic Glasses
Gehuine Rock Crytsl Glasses (Srazan pebbles
sighted persons applied scientifically they
not suit the different deficiencies OF the sight
Mr. Duhanel also q large assortment suitable
Engineers Physicians, etc, such 80
Thecdlths Microscopes. Mathematical Boxes,
Levtlr Bsroue,erS. Weighing Scales
Compares, Thermometers, Electrical Machines
Hydronetsrs, Spy Glasses, Opera Glasses
ALL KINDS OF SCALES, Etc.
MARINE CHARTS. BOOKS AND INSTRUMENTS
stereoscopss and stereoscOpc Views
B-six Coored Lanterns and Coored
Glasses, for lamentations, at wholesale and retail
III Canal street.
Between Royal street and Exchange Alley.
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NOsDAY. Vow.
Xvl at then sslesroons, D
Will be Sole
COO Cases BOOTS SHOES
. large, extensive and desirable
Youths. La0ies aud Women Misses an
the city or country trade, and Just receive
direct from the manufacturers, and well wo>
Of the trade
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Stosk On hand md on .hlpboard


SUGAR AND NoLAssBs-Sales to-day embrace
$40 boxes Cuba Sugar, No. II and -, at l2s1
13ic. u n. There is but little Louisiana Sugar in
the market, but what is here is retailing at l4tc.
u d. for fair, l5ic. for prime, l6@l64c. for yellow
clarified, and l6I0l7c. for white. There is but
little Louisiana Molasses offering. Cuba Molasses
is in good demand, but the supply is limited and
prices are firmer. We quote 4S956c. % gallon by
the cargo.
FLoUR-The market is inactive, but we have
not heard Of any change In prices. Sales today
were $50 bbls, of which 200 bbls. double extra on
private terms, $50 bbls. low treble at $40 90 and
iOOIbbls. treble extra at $l3 so q Dbl.
CoRE-There is q moderate supply on hand, and
notwithstanding the diminution in the demand
prices are flrmer. Sales foot up $3.50 sacks, of
which $50 and 400 sacks yellow mixed at 81 o.,
600 and 200 sacks white at 81 05, aud $50 and $50
sacks prime white at 81 074 % bushel.
oATs-There was fair inquiry to-day but
prices were easier for purchasers. Sales were
4250 sacks. Of which $500 sacks on private terms,
100 sacks at $50; $50 and 800 sacks at 6lc. and
200 and 200 sacks st $50. Il bushel.
BRAE-There were no sales reported to-day ;
the latest reported were at 81 so D 100 lbs.
HAY-There is a fair supply but only a moder-
ate demand, prices, however, are unchanged. We
quote Scoops y ton for fair to choice.
PORK-There is a frmer feeling in the market
to-day, and prices have advanced fully Csc. z Dbl.
Sales are GAS bbls,. Of which l43 bbls. mess at
329 %, and 100, 100, 100 aud 200 bbs. do. at
$40 so d Dbl.
BAooS-There were no sales reported to-day.
Shoulders are held at ll@l44c.; clear rib sides at
17Gl7lc., and clear sides at lS0ls4 q h.
LARD-Prime In tiercesis held at l9fG20c., and
in kegs at 2O@2OAc. y n.
FREIGHTs-No change OF any moment TO
notice. Offerings of cotton coastWise are light.
Freights foreign are rather frmer. The number
of vessels on the berth gradually diminishing
has induced masters to demand higher rates.
We quote: By steam TO Liverpool i'd. for
cotton, l63d. for corn, COS. for tobacco. LiV-
erpOol by sail, TO fill up British and American,
5l6@id. for cotton, S09d. for corn, sos. for
tobacco to Liverpool and 35s. 10 London. To
New York by steamer, &c. for cotton, lsc. for
corn, Snu oSc' Ior nour, ana g iof IooAcco. SsW
for -four. To Boston by steam, lc. for cotton,
1sc. for corn and 9Oc. for -four. Boston by sail,
&c. for cotton, l5c. for corn and CSC. for -four.
TO Bremen by sail, cotton nominal and 35s. for
tobacco. To HaVre by sail, i0l5-l6c. for cotton.
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Imports

INDIAEoLA AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Clinton
Is bales cotton Jennings, Weeks Bros Jurey Harrs-lO
HeRdeTsOn-6 do bale skins ~ hides Francke
Aee-l6O hides IL bdl hides Witherel-7 bd hides 1873
bides Mann &cc-5l hides bdl skins IL bags wool to
Whitney kco-4S bags wool Mr. French-5 bales Osna
burgs Perkins Swenson Geo. bbs alOw Hughes Foger
q bales tobacco JnO Chshe Bro- SKIS seed
smms-$250 in currency Hart &co-$5l4 70 do Schmidt
6Zeiger-Sl200 do Peae &cJ-S 1000 ecieJ Adams
&co2 hesd cattle McQuoid Mehle-sundries to order
Total "a bales GOTTEN
HAvANA--Sts amshiP TagpshannOek-lS bks sugar to
Webster &co-325 do A 4 Nj Co.'S do DymOnd 4 LAZY
$50 do II DMeza-26 do Troisgrss-I50 to orders
pkgs mise Jas Connolly &col90 segArs AyendAnO Bros
1850 do Bumentha-3300d do Muer-9 pkgs fruit Me-
checa-4 do BornO Bros
PENSAC LA-schr Chsrotts-SO 900 feet lumber 80 bblI
tar 40 gunny bags bolss Iags old TO order
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TRY TT TEST 1T THOROUGHLY.

II will cost You nothing TO do By making application
the undersigned Machine will be your residence
and will be shown how to H. and reasonable length
time given to test the Machine TO decide Its merits
The Magnolia IkVashing Machine
VIII do your washing with half the labor less soap and
than you usually use will the
Machine IN the OF clothes and in fuel In less than
year; makes op does away with the necessity Of stand
Ing steaming tub, and the washer from in
haIg the steam Of filthy suds also from getting wet
and will 10 many instances be the Of preventing sick
and saving doctors It'll.
An ingenious CoG-WHEEL wRINGER Is afixed to
the Machine and Is made of Inos Rubber Cylinders and
wrings the clothes almost ready for ironing.
II Is Useful Simple and Cbeap Satisfaction Guaranteed
Sale. Use the
Magnolia Washer,
and save the WomAns Health also both Labor and
Money. Ia A. GAILLARD,
No. los Poydras street,
Sole Owner Of the Patent RI ght for Louisiana
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Exports.

BELIZE, NOTWITHSTANDING Trade Wind-2O5 bbls
hoDr 81 bbls pork sundIies
JEFFFRSON-Steamer Lizzie HOpkins-lSS5 pkgs mdse
CADIZ-BaIk Ocean PhantOm-l62,0O0 slaves
BOSTON-Ship Wild Huntef--40i OO0 feet lumber 1900
stsves 500 SKIS bran lis ks bones 6S05 hons bales
pkgs mdse
MATANZAs-Brig wilhelmine-l66O SKIS corn go empty
casks
TAMPA RAY-schr W Dn-ll5 bbls -four bbls pork
bbls whisky ESQ SKIS
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CAsaIe markss.
Orr or JHTTHnsop, ]

UNI or JHTTHHoF Nay =, I9os.
Arrived yesterday-329 Texas Beeves, 80
Calves and YeArlings. and Ia Mich Cows. Sold
420 Texas Beeves, 80 Calves and Yesrlings, 10
Hogs, Mich Cows. Stock on sale-595 Texas
Beeves, 206 Calves and Yearlings, IS Hogs, 635
Sheep, 81 Mich Cows. We quote:
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Commercial 3ntfuigtnts.
UEssoEEf OTTICz. No. % CIsI sxzsss,
"Wednesday EVENING. NAY %. 1853 I

Wednesday Evening. May 90 1858 !
CoTToN-To-day the market is at q stand still.
Sales amounted in the aggregate to only 1900
bales, and the movement has been of too re-
strioted character to admit Of reliable, or even
approximstDg quotations. We, however, would
binary, 2st@29c. for Low Middling, and 29t93Oc.
for Middling.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
AT THIS PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived HesterdaYs
Steamship Clinton, Lewis from Inoianoa and Galveston TO
CA whitney &co-lst district
Steamship TappshAnnOck Olsen, from Havana to Berje
I'd district IL
Steamship Randeer MagrAh, from ROckpOr to DsshOn
lst district Is
schr Cha lote Pepper. from Pensacola to msser-Nev
Basin
Lugger lie sousnt Perrin from Petit Gallon, to master
ID district Is
Logger Benco Bernard st John Baptist to master
I'd district Is
LueF De Soto, from Lsfourche 30 Mastered district Is
LugseI ses Gull Henry from Jssuits Bend, to mAssr-7d
oistrctlb
Lugger San jose from Petit Caou to MASTERED district IS
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CORPUS CHRISTI,

FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. RoCKPoRT AND
St. MArys via New Orleans opelousss and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and st. Mays
and will hereafter between the Brashesr End of
the Railroad and ROcpor Texas in connection with the
1880 Fenybost from foot of St street. and SA H.
train from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day Of departure from Brashear
application at theRalroad Ohce No. 90 Canal street.
Freight received and bills Of sdng signed ROckport only
at Ferry Landing every day. except Sundays until
G. W. R. BAYLEY, Superintendent.
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NATCHEZ.

EAfCHEz PACKET,
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ats IN
EOR NATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
u lsndings-Ths fine passenger packet
wild Wagner.
W. B. RICHARDSON, master; J. O. LIBANO, Clsrk;
WIN leave a. shove GEO. D. HITE, Agent,
IL fch0zpitoulas street
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Martne 5nteltgfrtfe.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. ~ CAN'T STREET, I
Thursday, May q, 1858.
GIAarNA YeafArdav.

Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill, for Belize, Hon
Brooks, MeDonsld &co
Steamer Lizzie Hopkins, Roots. for Jefferson, Master
Ship Wild Hun'er Kelly, for Boston. q Hynson &cO
Thule Seller &eo
Neeker, Knox &co
schr G W Dbl, Miller for Tampa Bay, Master
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A DAMS. CoCKBURN a HOWE
SUCCESSORS TO DIAN, 4

SUCCESSORS TO DEAN. ADAMS a eAFF,
(yozs D. ADAxs, late Dean, Adams CAT p J. CocKsuRS
formerly Of Oakley, Hawkins A Co; Q. L
Howx, Lake Providence)
Oottsn Factors and CoEnissten Merchants
10. 20 UNION sTRKXT, NEW oRLKkEs
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Receipts by Railroads.

hecelpts DY hailrOads.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
lat HGnderson-l0 II J ri Allen &co-7 Flower
SS46 feet lumber VIM arms stock Geo Bell do
Bickhsm-sundries TO ordsr-T0tsl 81 bales cotton
NEW ORLEANS. OPEL0USAS 4 GREAT WESTERN
20 bbls mOlaSses Paynl bales wool Paca &col6
bales HomAnll9 head cattle and sund les to order
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ltzs4
COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock on hand Sept l. 1857. 1855
Rscoived since yesterday. -..................6 -
kscsivsd previously. o46 li5-o4o2S2
663Os7
Exported since yesterosy....'ss.ssssssssss W
Exported previously bJE04Ob5oiO
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTES
LEXINGTON, VA

This Institution is In full operation and ready to admi
Cadets from the South any period Of the summer aEdts
take charge Of them for the whsle year.
The vacancies in the Faculty BY the death Of Gems Stone
wall Jackson Rodes and Crutehhed have been supplied
the appointment Of O. W. Curtis Lee Col ". B. BsiI
and Col J. w. Masse with the addition Of Capt Jshs
Brooke, late Of the Navy.
Address the undsEsigned FRANCIS q. SMITH,
Superfntsndenk
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

Leaves on MONDAY, 18th inst.
EOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONOUR As
II The AL and fast sailing schooner Hannah, Capt Lor-
ensen, will leave on MONDAY May 25h. For freight or
J. P. HARRISON son, Agents
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sTBAHBoArs.

Mollie Able, Green, from st Louis
Louise, Hopkins fIom Mobile
Hunter, Jeanfr au. iron Pointe- ala Hache
IbeTvile, GrOts from Bayou Sara
Nina SHINES, Greathouse. from LOckport
Mite Stevens, Kellogg, from Jefferson
Frolic, Brooks, from Jefferson
National Sinnott, from Shreveport
@ Brown, Bassett, from Lower Coast
TheCdie, TagiiaferTO, from Pointe ala Hache
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WATERING PLACES.

FOB WATERING PLACES-MORGAN LINZ u g.
Mail Steamers.
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYl6
EOR BAY ST. LOUIS. PASS CHR1srt.x
Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs and Pascagoua
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Tbs new low pressure iron steamer Laura C..tat.
JOSEPH NJ WALKER. will make regular trips 10 aboVs
below:
On TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, "a H. train
On SATURDAYS. u L. this nip xong 70 Pases-
goulA
Returning, viii leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs.
DA6 and FRIDAY Evenings Pascagoula every SUNDAY
The above trips will be regularly made unless prevented b
bad weather low For further information apply "a
OHAs. A. WHlTNEY& co., agents.
80 and 50 Camp street.
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TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERSIGNED, WISHING TO ESTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate OF Towage and TO offer
greater facilities the shipping entering and leaving this
port, have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Lsviathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE.
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. w
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeumseh
WicacO and Reliance.
The number and power OF the above associated Line OF
Towboats guarantee that detention will either at
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBlER,
Harry Wright Line
EDWARD A. YORKE CO., = Line
Associated Once, IS Carondeet street. up stairs.
J, c. EOROROSS,
CHAS. FITZENRfTER,
Leves ARentS