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OANVASSERS WANTED TO OAN-
OfAsB our NatsenMl ind Religious Pictnra AKsnta
can make nom 1--WE V TkN DOLLARS per Day No
Ina South uAkFk-Htrrek, up nAnirM
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

TOCRNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSn-
~ CATION, az CincI nail, meets every Othet rHa--
day evening AZ lFOa MOulders Union Hall - wes ~
Street Az communcntions should b. nddressed "a .n
Corresponding Secretary, l5s West FroBt sire 4.
d. A. LHLh. See. Joss CASH, Pr
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THE FLORENCE
sEwlNc MACHINE

WIN 20 exactly an nzy and tailoring WORK On one sn
Ne sans nac6ipe. he are strong end nrmly eaiSAsd
-thes motsus re I'll posivs- 81 no Fxjys =
~ cns Of ordsr-whiie fsr s1rsngsh, Anabinly ~
banty Of design = ~ AsE, and iasise comParisss
uilh any o. "a eehsr nnehines.
!. - AgutsznugDr a pn<y uhoeld. saelass saAps
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SEWING MACHINE.

The florence Is Che only machine extant having
versibe feed xhich enables the operator to either
TO the right sn &C pleasure, and the only machine
that makes atrfecty elastic seam, alike each side Of
the fabric.
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MACHINlSTS' AND BLACKSMITHS'
4N1 UNION No. l, OF ILLINOIS, meeta Sd FRIDAf
evening o. each month"; o. " O'Clock Trades' Assent
Hail, z87 Randolph street.
w. W. BoELE, President.
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NAS a STEAM FILTERS UNION. nv
" l Of CHICAGO, Illinois, meets on the and and al
,UESDAFs b. each month IA MCormick's BufdIng r1r-
nar Dearborn and Randolph streets.
WM. HocToR, President.
,. SFAcK, Treasurer.
n. A. hAaAN HnrrninrY
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HIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
~ or CHICAGO, meets on the sEcoRD and Fcrsrr
NEpEEsDAT EvEsIEss Of Bach Month, at the Trades
Assembly Hall, 2SI Randolph street.
HKxEY Boss, Pres.
M IT. Drn0s Raesv
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QRASS MOULDERS' AND FINISHERS'
~ TNIOi, meets the nrst MONDAY Of each month
y O'clock al 81 Georges Hal Clark street berrre
Quincy and Jackson SIS.
GEo. SrONE, President.
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GLICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
- No. 10, meets the LAST SATURDAY eveuinr ufa..
niguth ~ Printers UniOn Hall, a. NiA01s Er.
change building. Entrance 90 Exchange Place.
ALBERr a. BR0wN, Pre-iInnt.
JAEz- MoFTArr. Recording seer-tar-.
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CHICAGO STEAM BOILER
" PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
meets the Ind. and Ash. FRIDAY EVENING"
. each month, al Bohemian Han, cor Van Buren, laA
Clinton street.
p. GEARIE, Cor. Sec'y. r. MURRAY pres
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

III ARNESS- MAKERS UNION, meets NJ
Ii 70 LasAIIe street, on Che SECOND TUEsuAT
svening Of each month. "A o'cloek.
M prmHihent
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slanT Drafts fnR ANY kMeuH]

Parties In the country vii address the undersigned
BY mail aud those visiting ci, will come direct
the of1ns employed by this COMPANY
and any one ciaiming TO be such impostor.
jas. WARAACRs
Southeast Madison aud Ia sae streets Chicago
WIN. INMAN. LIVERPOOL.
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sound morality and enlightened oaeon.
That our monetary, financial aud revenue
laws are in letter and spirit opposed to the
principles of freedom and equality upon
which our democratic republican institutions
are founded. there is in ill their provisions
manifsstly . studied design to shield nom
producing capital from its just proportion OF
the burthens necessary for the support Of
the Government, imposing them mainly on
the industrial wealth-producing classes,
thereby condemning them 20 lives Of IN
remunerated toll, dspriving them Of the or
binary onveniences and comforts Of life
Of the time and means necessary for social
enjoyment, intellectual culture and moral
Improvement; q I'd ultimately reducing them
to state Of praa sical servitude.
We further, hold that while these nm
righteous laws of distribution remain in
forcs, laboreFs cannot, by any system OF
combination CT corporation, secure their
natural rights. That the first and most inn
portant step towards the estsblishmensrof
the rights Of labor, IL the institution "a
system of true cooperation between nom
producing capital and labor. That to effect
this most desirable object, money, the medi-
um of distribntioa TO capital and labor, must
be instituted up0n such awise ard lust prin-
oipie that instsad of being power 20 CEN
tfaIize the wealth in the hands of few
bankers, usnrers, middiemen and non-pro-
ducers generally, il shall be power chat
will distribute products to producers in &C.
cordsnce with the labor or service performed
in their production be servant and not the |
master Of labor. This done the natural
liehts Of labor viii BE- ssc.ced, and % -6per-
alton in production and In the distribationl
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-09-12

WORKTNGMEN's UNION, OF WIS
w C0NslN, Braneh No. I, Black Rlver Fails
JosKPH o. HORMr, Pres. CO LKADa. EqmE-
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" IBCTIvE UNION, or CHICAGO, meet -yvry
WEDNESDAY, sTening, at 81 Georges Hat 2zs sauth
CLARK Street, at hafDA-s Sven O'Clock
y. U. WILLIAMS, Preside.
CHAs. W WALKER, Cor. Sec, 506 burnside street.
JANHs CHOwIks kca Sec,
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THE JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS PRO
on me First and Third "WEDNESDAY EvEEiNG Of each
month ~ the Trades Assembly HA 9sf Randolph street
NJ halI-pest seven. g. 0NKL, Pres
3. D. PHILLrPs Recording aerretnrw
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THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

Not only makes the look iteh but three other which
for osrain kinda Of work much sapersr especially
where ELASTICITY 10 required, and h the only machine
that stens the end Of each securely and does h
In one-fourth Che time il can be done BY hand.
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HANDY-MAKERS UNION, meets on the
~ FIRST and THIRD THURSDAY evenings in sari
month. In Warmers Building. Randolph street
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
Receipts OF Produee.

ST LOUlS-Steamer kellog-S5 SKIS oats q VI Bvrne koo
Druhsn l5s do Dufy-29O do IS ks corn w ~ KinobsI
&co-lffz SKIS corn Geo Marn-5oO8 Moulton-9s6 a.
a sks oats Lacey, Terry &cOS0 SKIS 9 bhIs ur 10
Buddecke-5Ol Glover Odendah-5OO de- 70 order 40
DO Geo Beard-20O do Vanhorn &co-lOO Keen Csni
neo4o5 DO lI0bbs meal 1888 sks bran Slayback Ico-
al sks SOriA AcO-2l0 oats I2 bbs donr & n
Kennedy &co54 bhls hOur co oats KehIor Ipda a
2i3 sks 55 bbs -four Chenoweth Casey &o91 bsif
66 -four 1850 bbls do Is Kegs powder US pkgs sundrs
tn5 pbs vinegar Dymond Lally-lS hhds tobasco Owen
Bros-l4 do II Bryant-l7 bales twiue ] smith kco-9s
ehse matches Schmidt Zeiger-2O Morris g65 sks
oats Bussey &co29 SKIS 22 bbs FIRE eay 10 orisrTs
l2SS SKIS bran -N@' 'N' 's's
sHREvE PORT-Steamer B,rt AhIe,1 hall, .0.,o- 4.
Jno Phelps &eo-g Meye, Deutch Weiss Oapp Bros 6co
d williams Son. Richardson 4 May-i Bssdies Wiz
60 &cO-6 Winston, Morrison &co-3 DO J1o Usrdis
Burbrdgs &co-l hides sks wool Bea lie. Wnoo &C.
20 haeS OsIsrsundes 20 OrdsrTOtal 65 bales cotton
Jn0 Phelps &co4 Bakemore, Wo Jdridge 6co-2 i q Husv
Sco-4 fayne Huntington CO Warren Crawford 6co-2
oses wool Levy-l bale rag. Rkerts-5 bales gun.
nies pkg horns Capt CroWn-l bales hides hids a 5or
10 head cattle 10 sheep InbAu Aycock order
BAYOU sARA-StesIner Grey Eagles bals, cotton n
sTsnoer-l sks wool bbs onions Adams Aco--5 bril-
nee Wash-9 bbs potatoes Rshl-e do Riley-sJ Eod
5 sk, potatoes CsEehres4 do Bethancourt-
oee-l6o ieeI lumber and sundes order-Totsl bales
FORT sMTTH-s;sarDer Paerle.s-s2bale cotton NJ ci,.
wood Son-9 DO Fisher &co-6 do Violet Biact Ecos
Bussey &cs-2 Campbell Strong-l NJ Fak.-7 bYs rs,.
Barnes Ward &cO-sundss ordeToai IS bales cotton
Il NIh ALA-hAHOE-SlooD EhEsbeth-S bbls potatoes
JEsUlTs' BEND--Lugger hsgenta-lO5 bbls potatoes
ST JAMES PARIsH-Lugger Hops--lO3 bbl, pOt..O..
PETIT oAILLOU- Lugger Gen TaeOn--9 bsls, mos,
sbis onions and sundries 80 order
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
Arrived Yesterday.

sloop Elizabeth Mke from Pointea laHAche to master
% district l6
Lugge Magenta PaoAs, from Jesuits' Bend to MASTER
I'd district Is
Lugger Hope Chelita from st James Parish to ras.ar
I'd district. Is
Lager TacOn GuiuAme fro Petit Caillou IN .s.r
40 distrctl5 ' - 'NA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAa
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
U. q. Mall Route Between New Orleans
Western Ouisiana and Texas.
w ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs

The Railroad Feryboat the foot Of St. Ann street.
opposite the jackson Square DAILY at N NJ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers at tsAH
Shippers and consgnees Of freight by giving notice the
New Orleans Transfer Company Camp and Common
ees have their goods or delivered in any ps
Of the city at reduced rates Of drayaga
Freghts for stations the road landings on the Teche
and for opeousAs deliverable at New Iberia St Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from p ~
ct the foot of st. Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou Lafourche between Laba
devile and LOckpOr, for Belanger Canal Houma
Will be received and transported through via Rsceand La
curche and ferebonne stations through rates
All outward freight payable the time Of shipment and
inward reight delivery.
@. W. B. BAILEY,
Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
sTEAMBOATE.

Bart Able, Harrison, frsm Shreveport
lafOurche, Kouns, from Shreveport
TOwbOst Kellogg, Grant, barges, from St Louis
Peerless, Reasener, from Fort Smith
Grey Eagle, Bsraneo, from Bayou Sara
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
AGRICULTURAL.

RICE MILLs.... ."...........RIOE MILLS
Having secured the services Of Mr.. PETER MoKINLAY
he inventor Of the most approved RICE FOUNDER now
use who has been than 80 years engaged the con-
sructon erection and management Of Rice Machinery we
are now prepared under his supervision kinds
Of Machinery required in the preparation Of Rice for the
Market and to furnish all necessary drawings speca
catiOns.
model OF MeKnlay's Patent Rice Huller, suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice for domestic consumption can be
at cur establishment.
LEEDS a co.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23

LlVERPoOL.Ship Arcturus-295S bales cotton 7l2 bbl,
lNDiAHOLA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harlan
lO IBIS tour ~ b6 whisky $50 SKIS salt 800 sks oas 500 sks
corn 80 bags coffee 100 bales hsy ~" "
81 LOels-stssmer Kellogg-SO2 tons pig iron
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
LEEDS a co.

n. sEELH E'R COTTON aINNERR
"A and COTTON PlCKERg, St Thomas aud "a
James streets In the immediate vicinity of the foowias
Fressrs Mississippi Louisiana, Fire Proot Alabama, Shp
pers Planters Tyler Factors Commercial, Pelican Or.
leans Merchants' Veksburg and Penn. Having nrstcas
Carver Cotton Gins of eighty each latest IN
proved be Is prepared ts haul gin and pick Gotten any
BoT at Prcs Current onics. l2o GrAvisr street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
NATCHEZ.

EATCHEz PACKET,
Leaves on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. ats Hr
EOR EATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndngs-Ths hne passenger packet
wud Wagner,
w. b. RICHARDSON, Master; J. @. LIBANO, Clsrt:
vi" iesVe As shove GEO. d. HIrE, Agent
7rchospltealss II s.rvs,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23

SUNDAY ARRANGEMENT Steam Train from City IN
lieu OF horse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'Clock
An Extra Train will leave the City Every SUSDAY EVEN
ING at O'clock On and after April 5ta the Trains will
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock PM
FARE-To and from the Lake same day 25 cents Pas
seDgers for Genty notify the Conductor
Of Train Gentlly staon-Fieen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELY General Sup't
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
yhs gsu 0rIsaHs erssssat Saturday. @as 49, 1853.
RAILROADS.

DONTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD SUM-
y hER ARRANGEMEET-On and after APRIL lst,
le6s, the Trains this Road will Q follows:
'se- mi as; ss'r tssa Steam rr..
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
DR. II. wILHOFT,

DR #. wILHOFT.
PHYSICIAN AND ACCoUCBEUR.
Onee aAd Residence No 2O9 Bsronus Between Grod ara
Julis Strests-
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once HOurs-From l2 NJ TO 3 o'clock n sD.cs.l,.v.
Female Diseases and ObstetTcs F'S'
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
DoUsLAs.
kHGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHEB,
Ne. 10 Camp Street.
AO'OINLNS LADIES' ENTRANCE OITY HOT

Visiting and wedding Cards engraved n me most sl.~sp,
asnnsr Business Cards Account Sales Cotton Bills Ia
@ng Checkk Invoices and CIrcnlar Lst..rs .te utb.
rapsed seals, Csncsllins Stamps, DOsr Pistss, etc
CHARGE FOR DTR
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
COAST.

NEW OhLEAhs, COAST AND LAFUUROHE INDEPEN
r.... ~ a., DENI Packet
EVR 1AfOCKCHE, AND COAST-THE A No
3. Ressenger packet Nina SHINES, w. Il Greatho,,s
- PsAinl JOS Daeres, Clerk Will leave above return
On we Coast every Wednesday aud sunday In av Ibt
~" Helsnt or passage ap ply on board, OF to
T. .. hELAkCOH, No "a Old Levee strees
Eok BAr0U sARA-THE sEMLWEEKLV
=Ibervills,
EMILE r. GROSS, Commander
VIZ lesve New Orleans for Bayou Sara:
FRTnIYa ''''''''''''..'....-..........b r. -
A. Il
leaves Bayou Sara Tuesday and Saturday evening"
t0 freight or passage apply On board or m 20 Osas srs
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK
xERCHANrs' STEAMSHIP LINE.
Comprising the nrst-clsss Steamship
cRFsdsNr eoKFTANi,,.... oFTF ;0sp.sIR 9uis.
GkMERIL A s.np.s1 asnTy
UNITED STATES. Captain Geo L. Nortsn
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The steamship
Crescent city.
E. W. HOLMES. Commander,
WI IeSvs her wharf foo. of St. Louis street, SAT-
These Steamers have superior accommodations for pas
CABIN PAssAGE..................
WOOD. LOW q LUDwIGsES,
No. 100 Common street.
on SUNDAY, May 3lst.
FOB NEW YoKK DIRECT.
THE oRoMwELL LINZ
This Line is composed fifth. following steamships:
SEQ. Cromwell. Geo. Washington.
AariPOss. Cortes,
The Steamship
Geo. Cromwell.
E. K. VAIL Commander,
vsAvs hsr wharf, feet Of Toulouse street. SATURDAY
May 23d a.5P.E
Freight for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
By this ns, and through bills Of lsdng given for sama
Fer Isisht " passage apply to
ALFRED noULrox
q osrondelst street.
PHILADELPHI
FOB PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
TIE PHILADELPAIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooMPANYs
Regular ssmtAOnthly Line Of Steamships
star Of the Union. I2O7 TONS. Capt T. n CooKSKY
To sail SATURDAY May 80 at6rM
zoe PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The fAvOritS steamship
Juniata,
Captain B. p. HoxIE
WI leave her wharf, Jackson Square, as Aboya
Cabin Passage to Havana currency
Through Tickets 10 New York, Baltimore and Boston
fOr rsght or passage, having splendid sccOmmOda-
UKEEvY KIoKERsoN 4 CO.,
IS Oarondelst strest
BALTIMORE-
FoR BALTIkORK AND HAVANA
FHE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEELk0ETHLY LINE OF sTEANsHIFS
klbEETH lfO0 tons. .Thos A Balm, Commander
OVBA..."...s..lleo tens. .DukehArt, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES kAna
FIRST CABIN:
Through ricEsts 10 New York. aGO
EOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid s.s. ,ts.uship
Cuba,
DUKEHART, Commander,
VIII leave Is above. on SATURDAY, May Esd, q,
o'clock p.
For freight passage having unsurpassed sccormods
hORs, apply 80 wITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO., Agents.
70 Osrondelet street.
B-NO bills Of lsding but those Of the Company Will
se signed Permits for eight he procured from ths
once NO freight fer Havana taksn afsI II o'clock on
The LIBERTY, Capt. T. A. Balm, will follow.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
Receipts by Railroad,

NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
g oses cotton Alsns Sherck Autsy-7 do Johpson'
Bucknel 6co-A HandersOn-2 Richardson 4 Nsv- i
Ogissey-I Warren Crawford &eO225 iron Foirer
sundr e. to OTdsr-TOtal 80 bales cotton AO"NNe'-
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAs a GREAT WESTERN
10 hfbsles moss HomRn 6cO-ll3 SIS potatoes and D
dries to order ~-1 sun
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
Rarins 5nteQigsnts.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAN'T STREET
Saturday, May IS, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday
Steamship Harlan Iews, for lndianols snd Galveston
Q A whitney &eo
Steamer Kellogg. Grant, for st Louis Msster
Ship Arcurus Mason, for Liverpool Zerega Jeukins
siOop Rovgno Kaiser for Corpus Christi in ballast Master
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
Ed UCATIONAL.
MOUNT ST. MAET's COLLEGE.
NEAR EMNITTsRuRa- MARYLAND

NEAR EMMITTsBURG, MARYLAND.
This Institution, founded 1908 incorporated and en-
and dded to It's means by giving THOROUGH EDUOA,
TION, CLASSIC AND SCIENTIFIC.
Toe First Session Of the Scholastic Year begins the
The Terms for Board and Tuition $500 per annumL
for each Session Sl50-psyabs advance Clothing Sta
oney, etc. supplied BY the College, must also be paid foI
Al the Students instructed in the Doctrines and trained
to the practice Of the Catholic Religion.
There Preparatory Department for Pupils qualified
Tor the Collegiate Course. For further information
the PRESIDENT JOHN MOOAFFREY, ID. d.
O. d. ELDER, 40 Poydras street, New Orleans, can be
spilled to As Agent tor the College.
I OUIsIANA STATE SEMINARY,
NEAR ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA,
Founded and Supported by the State of Louisiana
Te next Session begins September ID 18th
FAcULTY-Oonsists Of full corps Of able instructors In all
branches Of Literature and Science usually the best
Colleges and Universities.
COURsE sTUDT-Bmbrsces a Preparatory and an Acad
enc Department. including Literary Scientific and
nonal Course Special School of Civil Engineering and
TERxs-For ali expenses except clothing $40 s2O4 DAY
April lst
Cadets received any time during the session. and charged
w Address ''' DE-. BOYD. Superintendent.
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL FOE BOYS,
THATAwA. PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI
New Orleans and Jackson RAIroad)
PIrkIN. ESQ.,. l3 audl5 Camp street New Orleans
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
CORPUS CHRISTI,

CORPUS CHRISTI,
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FOR CORPUS CHRISTI. RocKPoRr AND
st. AArys via New Orleans opelOasas and Great Western
Railroad. The Morgan Line Steamer
Alabama,
With passengers and freight for Corpus Christi and St. Mary
and will hereafter between the Brashear End Of
the Railroad and Rockport Texas in with the
7SO A. Feryboa from foot Of St. Am street, and sA NJ
train from Algiers.
Passengers learn the day of departure from Brahear
on application at the Railroad Office, No 60 Canal street.
Freight received and bills Of ading signed RocpOr only
at Ferry Landing day, except Sundays, until
G. W. R. BAYLEY, Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
ARKANSAS RIVER.
VICKSBUR9.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, re,
Eok vIOksBURG, NATCHEZ, AND ALL IN
n Srmeoieie landinge-fhe steamer Gen OuItma.
T. Lesthers master, Sam Ayes clerk VIII leave as ssova
making all Coast landings ~~''S
SIENOTT ADAMS, IS Commercial Place
me steamer Gen. Quitman at Vcksbur0 lth
steamers Countess and Calumet for and TaahatbI,
kyers and steamers Julia and Rubicon for Sd Louis Me
phis and all intermediate landings ~
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ArsHH
NlCk sBU kG, NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular Tuesday U. g. Mall Packet in place Of oas Il
E. Lex The steamer s
Gov. Allen,
JNo w. CANNON Master
VII iesve ~ above for Vcksburg Matches Grand Gulf Rod
pey 81 yoseph WserprooE RO Adams Bayou Sara Bston
honge 0naldsonvile, and all intermediate lAndinRE
me Gov Allen makes close Connections with steaua-
CALUMEI At Vicksburg for s landings Yaroo river
Apply en- board or 20
sIsEoTT AADAxs IS Commercial Plaza
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
CENTRAL AMERICA

Leaves on MONDAY, 25th inst
t'0H BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURas
The Al and last sailing schooner Hannah O.. -
easen, VIII leave on MONDAY May 25h For freight =
j. P. HARRISON 4 son, Ar,,t.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
Below Coming Up,


Bark Edwin, Bruce from CsrdiF Wales to G HynsOn &c,
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING p.ovp,

REGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
-1 Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at 6PM
ES4s W 100 UbAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre, and all landings the Coast Atchafaavs Rvs,
sno bsyo1 Oourtsbleau.The good and safe steamer
annie MeKiey, Gus e Louailer, master M KenIson
CLERK Will leave as above. Will leave Washington evsrr
sunssy al lO O'Clock u. For freight passage sooly
BLOCH BROS, ls Common street. n O..
-, or o. HINCkLEY SON, Washington La
r. b-The steamer Annie Waeley counects Al WsshIr
With steamer Bull Frog and barges all landings on Bsyo1
Boeuf and viii sign through bills Of Iading -'O0
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23

CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
T'HRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA, VIA
PANAMA OF NICARAGUA.
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK on TIE 5th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fan
On Sunday.
For further Information address
D. N. CARRINGToN, Agent
III West street, New YORK
W. h. WEBB, Presideat; CHAs DANA, Vice President.
ofice 81 Exchange Placs New York
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23

BOSTON.
KERCHAETS BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
xns Line Comprise the Fine ocess stssnssips
OoEOoRDIA.....zOOOt tons, Leland, osnmandsE.
KEESINGTOE. ..l20O =. Hedges .
ST. LOUIS.......l2O0 =. Sears. q,
CRIKETAL....... 800 .. Snow, =.
Forming . Regular Weekly Ina
EOB BOSTON VIA HAyANA--THE STEAMSHIP
COncOrdla,
SEARS, Commander
WIN leave on SATURDAY. May SOth, at 6 P. H., from
Bulls Head.
These steamers eeT superior accommodations for psssss.
gers and freight and insure the lowest rates. every f.
cty VII extended to shppers Fer freight or pass.es
AppJto URKEVY, MCPHERSON CO.,
No. 50 Osrondslet street.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
RED RIVER.

kouNS THROUGH LINE-Leaves EVERY SATURDAY
EN0k JEFFERSON AND sHREVFPORr
a - ,Drect.The U. g. mail steamer LafOurche, BEN 3.
NOUNS, Master, win leave abOve-Ileurnipg e,ves
shreveport every WEDNESDAY at u n; Passss Grand
Bayou every WEDNESDAY, at P. Passes Grand Eoore
every MEDnBsDAY NIGHT 81 ~ N Passes lexandria
every THURSDAY at IL Passes Lsndiog evsrv
THURSDAY at p. N Passes Mouth Red river every
THURSDAY at ?. NJ Passes Baton Rouge every THURS
DAY NIGHT at IL Time to and from Marshall and Js.
ferson three and half days. Apply 10
q. L. KOUES a BRO. 50 Common stra.t
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23
MISREPRESENTATION.

OPELOURAS.
kfGULAR WEDNESDAY EVENING PACKET
EOk OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON PoRr
barre and All Landings on the Coast Atchasaya river
Dayou Sourtaoea1-The light-dran steamer H. a.
hiaekfoI d, C. @. Pickett master ]. B. scbmidt cla4
WI Iesye New Orleans every Wednesday, at n Return
ing Will leave Washington every Sunday, at 10 A n
Ihe Blaekiord connects Simmsport with the s,..rna,
hanKhkee and will give through bills of lading od f-i
as low any boat DNu'' h~'es
KENNETT BELL,) -,
W. NJ. SURLS Agents.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-23

SCGAR......... .MOLASsER. .........sU EAR
$50 hhds. Fully Fair and Prime Cuba SUGARS;
$40 boxes Brown and Yellow ., .
$50 Hhds. GoOdales White azd Yellow Clarified SUGARS:
lOO Museovsdo and Clsyed NoLASSRS;
50 bbls. GOOdale's Sugar House :.
90 hali-bbls. GOOdsles sugar.Eouse MoLAssEs;
100 kegs .. .
so bbls. and hAlfbb ReboIsd
Also-25 hhds. Philadelphia RECTIFYING CHARCOAL.
For sale in lots to suit BY A DpkEZA
Oh6ce-Eo. 10 st. Louis street.
HERNANDEZ,
BROKER,
No. II CarondeIet Street.
Always on hand State and City Notes, Warrants sta