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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28
Coftnn1issioner's- s Sales.

sot tt9ilIl III. trii 80.
john g.. Milnor, Theodore "A. WilLur)2z -4,,-y
ind jacob s. Martin, .,,-,,, :, Bill for
VS.. 80 Foreclosure.
ALBEIT & 4 'raber and John cuntsYyai 'faa"
Under decree n Equity. Will batold in the City
Of Columb9, s. G., on Monday the gt4 day of April
next, alffhdt lot>of Eand'w the buildings thero.
on, situate, lying and being the southwest
of aadsdcn and Richland Streets, City of ;Colum-
bia, Richland District butting and bounding north
on Richand Street, south On apds ney or formerly
of J. y Cpsoln,- sast onvGadsden Stfcet rahd west
on " ~ II. = = --, measuring ,nsid cont aim
ing in front on Gadsden Street. two hundred and
forty-cight (248 feet by two hundred and six (2O6)
feet in depth Jbe tho samc moro or less,
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash. tho balance in
ono and two years, secured by bond; d;bcaring in;c-
rest from tho day Of sale, payable annually at the
rate of seven per cont, and al mortgage of the
premises, and the premises to be insured and kept
inquired and tho policy to be assigned to tho
pldinants. Purchasers to pny for papers md rev.
epue stamps. ait .t.r - ,- 80. t3,
es%missiSners i9;1 = ofifee, ,.ayD. v, JAM!soN,
Qrangeburg c. IL, ,,,., Commissioner.
~ March 10, 1868; '' iiflF o-tr7'l'o
A;'33t ALSO - '3TL
john = Ihabinct, Admir- U rn.' -
- . VS.. .1l'i iia abt trta u,-rH
Ann c. lnabinet
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28

CHI.AS. S. BULL s. CO., OFFERS
" Tor sale general assortment Of Goods at
prices to snit tho Hard Times Purchasers Will do
well to call and ascertain for themselves. q
Jnst received Flour, Bacon. Sugar, Coffee, Syrup,
&c., &c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28
The, Southern Home Journal,

'Hhel ssS0Nfhel1l Home G4n yousnaa1i.t
This ISIS, yslaesy. pub published rl,, by John y
Slater, No: .2q3 Raltipore Street, Baltimore
We have peFussd III fopm4s with great pleas
ure. and find is.jyst aueh . Literary AMI fami!!.,
Fsa'er, as soushlpra households need. Tho
ss:@s ~ arc s3,os9s P07E Psan44w'9,. ... eaaat i,
~ str '-rsn7EEr''---------- /
3D.. srr s's'. Key Advert 'ttlisaraents, Z
,a.fs ,smis OIL ah.A:o:---o itoit,
:keY1es 81 y.G najE-f.2st i.t - rS.. tYa,
a9otices in Equity 1,al,a ou...
SSSlEapSA at Cost ?. Louis & %. 4,
Jie2ist,a ton -G. w, Sturgeon. j b :. ...-
sis tas ALI ~ !, n y I BALDWIN a win @ .s.,, o
Aacsieu--.Ey,' M. Robinson, Auctipnccr.
1In-BsayiEsrSlPiEey, aiEsyl5iEs, .11Assigneos "A Notice.
Young America. Parade this Afternoon.
Cheap Goods st Grahams' T. O.-Wroton
& Steadmap.
Tailor shop@-GH5nhdl & Robinson.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28
WENQISi WARRANTED

nj IAVaVE WENESi WARRANTED
IN pURE!!-I have on hand ~ barrels Of
NATIVE WINES, of the Vintage of 1867, Hook
MADEIRA and Port. These wines the Pure Juice
of tho Grape, and will comparc with any in this or
o.lcr markets in Taso and Quality win sell by
the Battle, Gallon Barrel at worry low rates
Churches will be furnished for Sacramcntal pur
poses ut reduced prices. Apply to
F. H. W. BRIGHAM.
: june sly VI Russell Street.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28

Ann G. Inabinet.
burg on Monday, 9th April next ut the risk of the
former purchaser, two hundred and flly-onc acres
more or less, being tile tract allotted to the widow
as her dover, the purchaser not lhying complied
with the terms of the SALE
Terms of Sulc-So much cash us will pay the
cost and the balance on a credit of twelve months
Purclascrf giving bond with two approved surc,ies
and a mortgage Of the premises to secure the pay
mcnt OF the purchase money, purchascr to pay for
papers and stamps.
Commissioners Office V.ND. Y JAMESON
OrangcburgC G. H., Couns ssioncr,
March 10, 1868.
sss s, ALSO 81 Is
Thos. W. Glover,
Geo. D. D. Kcitt i'if
VIII be sold before the Court Tonsc i'll Orange
burg District, on the 9th of April next a lot of
land with the dwelling house and other buildings
thereon in the Village of Orangcburg and bounded
on the cast by ~ Austin Dull, on the north by the
Bcllerilc Road or Russell Street, the south md
southeast by lands Of Jnu. G. Rowe antt on tho
southwest by lands Of W. n. Scoy The loi with
out buillings) adjoining thc main LOT of Mr.. ". ~
Scovill, will! he y Id separately.
Terms of SGle-Ons-th or one half cash, rs
purchasers may desire, the balance in one year
bearing Interest ut the rate of seven per cent
from the day Of sale, payable annually, with u
mortgage of the property. The buildings to be in
sired and the policy to be assigned with the /
gage. Purchaser to pay for papers and revonuo
stamps.
Commissioners Officer, V.D. V. JAMESON,
Orapgcburg G H., Commis.ioucr.
Murch ~, 1868
ALSO
Martin Livingston and wife, .A'lm'rs
Rosa Wolfe et al
Will be sold on the 9Th day of April next before
the Court Honse in 0rangeburg, the real estate of
W. J. y. Wolfe, deceased, in the whole Or in par
/ cells, viz:
Tract Mol containing s5 more or less, and
tract No being that .orion allotted to The widow
| and containing 80 acres more or less
Terms of Snlc-Ono-haf cash, b;lanc. OH the
lst january next, purchaser giving houd with in
tercs from date, payable annually. a!:l mortgage
of the premises with covenant of resale in cnse
| of breach Of the condition Of ,!.c bond. Fur
ciriscrs to pay for papers and stamps.
Commissioners Office, V. ID. Y. JAMESON,
OranScburg &. H., ConlmsSionc
March IL, 1868.
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Another Tract of Land continuing $40 acres, more
or less, another Tract containing 40, acres, more
or less, and another 335 acres. more w less Lev
ictl on assthc property of Henry IT, Honnei, :. Tho
suit of Henry Livingston Admir- Of Earnct Living
ston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-03-28

Another Tract OF land containing 200 acre.
more or less. Levied on as the property of W. 4
McGrew, at the suit Of August Kohn and l.. {
Jones.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07

uounces the receipts Of cotton at the American
ports for the past week to have reached the to'si
of as 600 bales, against only 81 900 bales q
the previous week. and only $4,000 bal
in the corresponding week last year. l,
was anticipated that the receipts woulo
show some recovery from the recent
rapid decline, but it was hardly expected
that the improvement would be so material. The
receipts for the current week will be asaiteo
with much interest, and should similarly liberal
total be attained il would doubtless produce SEN
sation as the total receipts at the ports since the
lst September last may now be stated in round
figures at 1000. 900 bales; so that to accomplish
the former estimate of 100000 bales will not
after all appear beyond the range Of probability,
taking into account what will have been sent over
land to the North, and seeing that the weekly re-
ceipts keep ahead of last years. Nevertheless,
some competent authorities have no hope OF the
total out.turn running beyond 24 million bales.
The import OF cotton reported to-day reaches
nearly SO 600 bales, of which UPWARDS OF 10000
are American. For the moment fresh spectators
aprear timid absut entering the market. The
trade have bought to day to fair extent. butthey
have eyjnced much more reserve than pre-
yiously. Holders however, are strong, and while
prices generally have been firm, American des-
criptions have advanced ID. u b. on the spot.
The sales have been Is 900 bales, OF which spin
pers have taken II 900. In arrival cotton an ex-
tensve business has been done, and buyers have
paid an advance Of I'd. to ID. y D."
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
Reeeipt. Of Produce.

IOUIsv1LLE-steamer John Kfgour-2O bbls apples to
SdetSun Ho~e2 DO Jno Phelps &coUs DO Bassey leo
dO Won Phu Bros-l5 do Msys Dsueh wsrs-i 90 The,
do iien &co-5OO tes lard Keep Cauhed-t0 bbls pok
Sb. whisky 500 ,ks corn Fsrchid BiDghamsOl
West NettletOn25SS do bblseggs Moore cos do
~ ~ SS sSIn %ss SssnO~h Gsssy as DO MD. tobacco to
hGwsS r @ sbsess schne. sSTs Sb.
Juian-i6o bales nay Duhy3O bds chairs Meyer
Ps SS pso safSy Sso Taos
SSSRs Bpchn Ssr 6ssSo sns BrsE Nc
Donalc &co-20 pkg mise Kirkpatrick ksth-lH sheep
10 oTderTOts s. bales cotton hhds tobacco
1T LOUIs-steamer Bee and bargss lO2 2O4 pot.
fsyio3"i@ bags oats Kimbsn &sosiO9 Do $50 Dbl.
do pOtat 3es b Is~rsnce-OO do aOur DsbondOl55 do
Polhsus-29 sks sas bussey &coSOO bols hoar 6l tcs
&co- 4O6 do order2s4s SKIS Geo Msrtn2OO kegs
ad aS d%I Ps ssi ssS sSs Su 81 pS: q:
4S5 do K, or Updke &co-zH do oats NJ Duffy
do oats 1900 do slay back &oll5S SKIS corn
1886 do TO order $50 do 6l0 SIS wheat 1851 bols
sna les TO crdeIots IOsS ss25 34l5
sO do bran go do wheat l6 tes lard 75 bushels wheat
JEFFTF soS-Stesner Froc-56 bales cotton Jno Chafs
Psyne Huntington &co-ZSJ Burbridge &cO-l2JOs Hoy
sTns NSS 1, p ss. 81 bean. sDsas 's
Bueknsr-lO head cattle slaughter Whght-l5 do Bell
sHREvf PoRT-sIesmer p bales Burbrag.
els Do W0 90 P,1. GsPg gGG. SsS iSO
Cops-7 Jno Phelps &co-6 Warren Crawford &eo-4 Bi.k-
shear MDler-l Hardie &co 80 head cattle nbau Ay
&co5 hides bale skins 70 Orders SKIS wool bale do
joe Boy-7 bales snskeoot baes hides Csrter-2
copper HandeTsOn-sundres to Order-Total ~ bales
cotton
PAYOU sARA-Steamsr Iberviile-7 bales cotton TO
A Iev-9 bbls molasses ROdd-2l SKIS onions L uret
10 do Betha court-5O do Terrebonne-2 do Older
Hickman-2 DO Groeb y-4b6l onions bbls pota-
toes Pesson-7 BIB rice TO DymOad sl y-4O SKIS rice
Rupre-55 do Forester &co-l bale wool bag De odls
bras M KauinAn-3 bbs bbl onions sack do Care
e6 *, cotton Aoge-2sks WOO Caycau3 SKIS seed
cotton Walker Ysught-l Bsrsud aiber-sundres to or
der-Tota bales SKIS seed cotton bbls moasses
| LOCKPORT-Steamer Nina Simmes-1 bales cotton TO
Bouligny Escspon-2 SKIS seed Oton Wslsh-lS bbls
potato es Sevn-9 do Eyma-a do l32 bbs onions Gu
Eeptre-65 bbls onions Fase-53 do ~ bbs potatoes
Genbscke2 bbs potatoes David-S ski nee Forester
bdl hid r-9 bbla rice Terrebonne 6our
dain 4baes mos and suDdes Terrebonne-6sks pota
4bbs onions Sue3 sks onions bbls do bethancourt-
| sundries 70 - =.
rson &co-20 bxs tobacco Troy, Mcdaniel &csundries
| order
| CAV CASIEU-Schr Jnvincibe-S25 hides to order
| PETIT CA'LLUU-Lugger Gen Taeon-l2 bales moss
| bbs onions TO order =. ...
| and surdrIes to or 'er -
| LAFOUECHE-Luggers Fillmore aud Morning Star %
| SKIS potatoes 10 order
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07

SYRUP OF FERRUGIEOUs PERUVIAN BAKK
Chemists H. g. Prince Napoleon S kcheieu. Psri<
This preparation has the great advantage OF combining tive
powerful tones known in the medical world OF perfect
sscdy and agreeable taste this syrup u taken with peAsut
no the most delicste stcnnachs.
II IL par excellence the FERRU0IN0Us TONIC uhici
should be administered ladies Of delicate constitution -
young persons backward In attaining the Of puee and
70 children Of weak constitution and s pzrcalery en-
poyed the Of Choorosis, Anemea Pale Cez
pexon Gastrics, Gsstrslas Whites, Lenosrrhss Debility
Agsnts IN New York Mr. BECKER, ID Grand street. kes
Orleans st kessrx pUCoEaK. DkLoCHE and the nnc'Ps
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
pAatle n arkas.
Crrr or Jrrrrxsor, May 7,

CIrr oy JKrrsRsoS. May 7, 1858.
Arrived yesterday - Sc Texas Beeves, 2S7
Calves and Yearlngs, l37 Sheep and Mich
Cows. Sold-l66 Texas Beeves, 42I Calves ana
Yearlings, 81 Hogs, 27l Sheep and Mich Cows.
Stock on sale-3l3 Texas Beeves, 284 Calves and
Yearlings. GA Hogs, 244 Sheep and 40 Mich
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
Commercial 1ntellt9snts.
UzssnxsT oyyIos, No. "a UAxr sFsn.z.
NU.a.o.an.u Eua..lr. NJ la62

CorroN-The unfavorable tenor Of the Liver
pool and New York advices to-day has caused
our market TO come TO stand-still. Most of the
leading buyers stood aloof throughout, and the
total sales amounted TO only 500 bales. 1t is
hardly necessary to add that prices are weaker,
but the market is in such an unsettled condition
that il is impossible to obtain reliable or even
closely approximatiDg quotations.
COMPARATIVE DAILY TOTAL RECEIPTS OF COTTON
ar ruts PORT DURING PAST TWO WEEKS.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
VICKsBURe.

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, nsH a.
UyDR VIfKsHUPG, NATCHtZ, AND ALL IN
II teTmedis'e landings-Ths steamer Gen. Quisnaas
T. Lessfers mater Sam Ayles clerk, vii leave - a00v
making all Coast landings.
BINEOTT a ADAMS. 70 Oonmsrciai Place -
steamer Quitman connects - Nickspnfs -isn
ssamers Countess and Calumet for Yszeo and
Rivera and Julia and Rubicon tor 81 boa AoA-
phis and all intermediate landings
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY AT5r.
vyUrE = "a URa NlTCHFZ AND NEW OkLEAEb
Regular Tuesday q. g. Mall Packet. IN PlA'e Of IAs
T. LEX. The
JNO W. CANNON. EAsssx.
IN -. . - 40. IA, yieksburR Matches Grand Gulf Rod
nv 81 Jos.ph Waterproof Fo Adams Bayou Sara bAtsa
R,snss sIdsonvfle' and all inermediste landinEs
~ o. Allen maHes close connections with steann~
ckITrNET AZ Vcksburg for all landings YAEOc river
For freight passage having Unsurpassed accom-
splpy ON board or 70 -. = : -, MI.
A. BRITT0H 4 CO., Is 'FRONT.' ssreoe
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
DUENA VISTA ENGLIsa
AND
SICAL HOOL.

Having returned ater absence Of three years. to my
former home the Immediate vicinity Of Franklin, Tenn
will open MONDAY, the 10th of September next En-
glish Classical School, for the education of Boys
The locality Of this institution delightful combining oil
the advantages of and country Rhe grounds ample
andw beagain beaued and adorned with ornamental tree
aud shrubbery The building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for Scheo purposes The house has been
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and is being
repAned repapered recleansed and repufed that
locality in the whole country will be more hesthfuL
The discipline Of the School will be mild and parental bat
arm and decided every effort will be msde develop the
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil The
Principal School prepared to board ten Twelv
ScnolarA
Tuition In Primary Department ..............s8 o.
Higher branches Of Classics extra 0O
Board per month including fuel and hghs..... ~ "
Contingent "
Washing at lsundress' prices.
JAMES McNUTT Principal
References nom Tennessee-CoL JnO NcGavock Gen. n.
r. DeGrSnenreid Col ON Perkins, R. II. Bradley, ESQ.,,
Col W. {. McLemore ]. B. McEwen, ESQ.,, Col John L.
House, Rev. A. n Cunningham, ID. D., Rev. Francis h.
Dsvis DR.. John g. Park John Carter, ESQ.,, r. NJ Ewing
Esq udge P. Perkins, J. W. Nicely, RObt. P. Moss,
ames Allison
References virginiA-Hon Andrew 8. FulOn, DR.. 4
w. Sanders Gen VIM Terry, C. S. A, Randall McGAvOck
Rsq., sanl Z. Crockett, ESQ., Thomas Wood, ESQ., Rev.
fLacy J. c. Graham, C. c. Tate, Stephen McGsvock,
James NJ Wherry Wythe county; Gen James A walker
Dr. Edwin g. WATSON, j. B. Alexander, ESQ.,, Rev. Danl
Ewing. Jas~. ". Coyd. ESQ. Pulaski county.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
Receipts by Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
bales cotton Payne Huntington &co-6 do II Ably Aco-
l Rattle A Noble Alcus sherck Autey-l X l. Walker
Banet Lesassiey-l load cattle Ectihee-l do
Ipbau A. cock 6co-3 bats TricOu &cof0 feet um
Der NOyse-f00 do Wood hooson-sunories 10 order
Total n bales cotton - =. --.---..
tale cot on Tate u bales bale wOolJ Cou
re-3 dc Levy-20 hides and sundres to order-fota
cottnn
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
BOOK FOR THE UNFORTUNATE,

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS
EASEs lmpotency Loss Of Power Nervous Debility. with
Notes lmpeoimen 20 Msrsge should De resn oy an con
mplane Sent BY mail receipt Of IS cents By
j B. DUFF 4 GRIFFIS.
New Orleans Medicsl Institute,
264 Magazine street.
Where all private diseases successfully treated
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
RED RIVER.


KOUNs' THROUGH LINE-Lsaves EVERY SATURDAY
L,OH JEFFEKSON AND SHREvEPOKr
IL Direct-Tfe U. s. mai steamer Lafourche. BIN. b.
KOUNS, Master, will leave above-kstnrnrg Leaves
Shreveport every WEDNESDAY, at IL N Passes Grand
Bayou every WEDNESDAY at r. Passes Grand Boore
every WEDNESDAY NIGHT ii IL N Passes Alexandra
ever TB TUESDAY, a,l2E Passes sormsns Lsndi' svgy
THURSDAY at p Passes N puth Red river esery
THURsDAY Hsr n; Passes Baton Rouge every THURS
DAY NIGHT at II Time to and from Marshall and Jel
ferson. three and q half days. Apply 10
@. L. KOUNs Bro. Us Common street
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. E5PM
LfOR GRAND EC0RE, ST MAURICE MONT
gomery, twin take freight for all landings the Bon
Dier) Cote Alexandria Eormans Bsrbins and all inter-
mediate landings w take freight for Shreveport inter-
mediate landings reshIpping at AlexsndrsThe and
magnificent sidewheel passenger steamer
~. Nicholas.
JOHN DowTY. Master,
Lou. Clayton and 7. J. Dowty. Clerks,
win leave above For freight passage apply beard
WIHBURh a LORD, 80 Gravier strost.
The st. Nicholas win take freight with passengers
Coast Landings high the mouth Of Red River clerk
will be the andtng 10 receive freight Thursday
morning.
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
OUACHITA RIVER.


INDEPEKDENT PACKET REGULAR oUAOHIrA
RIVER PACKET.
Leaves on FRIDAY, sth inst :. at p.
TOR CAMDEN, TRENTON, MOHSOe, HARRI-
sonburg Columbia Trinity and all n'ermedise landings
on BLACK and Cuachita Rvers-The splendid steamer
Idahoe,
j. W. Blanks Master, A. Breard and w. T. Morris Clerks
will For ht passage apply board
Orto wINBUkN A LORD. Agents, 90 drawer strest
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REaU-
Lac PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at6P.M
EOR CAMDEs AkkADsLPHiA ALABAMA
Trenton Monroe Columbia, Harrs0nburr trinity and tn
ternedate landings aud Ouachits Rive-Ths
nifcents fsst-running passenger packet
~ A. BLANKS. Master O. PRBs WORK, Clerk,
win leave positively above. For freight apply
GEo; 2; HITE, AGENT Y rehoaDitouIas -
MlfBuh a. LOID, ~ oraVier street.
WIN. N. SURLs, Is New Levee street
The VICKsBUR0 connects with No. steamers for all
points Bmuf d. Abonne, Bayou Bartholomew and
Sa river with the fine passenger IRENE for
Camden and Arkadephia City.
TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS KEGU-
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every "WEDNESDAY. at p. n.
EOR TRENTON, MONROE, COLUMBIA. HAR-
hns, fact passenger packet
CieOna,
LII PATTERSON, Master; L g. GREENLRE Clerk;
VIII leave positively Gs above For freight passsgs
apply ON board or 10 wINBURN LORD. Agents.
60 Gravier street
Ps-Tbe Cleona viii take freight and passengers low
as any other boat In the trade
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07

LIVERPOOL Ship So csks soda
ash 200 Kegs 80 40 states ESQ tiles rs cskg eahenwses
a. cks Order-49 pkgs esrthenwsre Wei Wolff
csk cninAware wesenbsch kumpp2 c'ks eathenwsre 10
crates DO Willetts Aco-20 DO Huntington Bro-l5
pkgs earthsnware Sampson &co-SSO0 states VIM Prhen
Acc
LIVERPOOL-Ship St Jsmes-24 cases steel Bakewell
Sop79 1900 tip plate 81 bd iron ties
60 eahenware As pkgs 90 TO orderoO states David
Hi-2 bales mdse CTsmer 6cO63 crates earthenware
Burgess a Goddard -
TAMPICo-sehr Jacinto-s75Oe Mexican collars to y Ca
HAVANA-Brg Fortuna-OOO bxs sugar Chsfra Z 4 Agar
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Shin Success Chase from Lvsrpso 10Th March, TO Ash
Shin Sd FINES Goodwin, fron Liverpool 10Th March, 70
Me.ker. Knox &cO-lst district Is
Ship Wild Hunter heiley from Hsvre IN oessi 70 MASTER
Brig Fortans dJ otissOn, from Havana, to chaHrsi1
sshr Jscnts MsS Batists Tampico, to Csmsrdsn-
scbr Ipyneibe Laport from osleaseu mssteNew Basin
Lugger Guisume. from Petit Cslou TO master
Lugger W Robinson Nsccm. nom vsrmlliOn. to master
Luggers I'll more and Morning STAR from LAfOurchs-2d dis
trict Is
rowBoArs.
Tovboat Bee Coll, from st Louis, with bsrge8
Burdeck, the Passes-t0Sed down ara
TO sea I'D ult. schrs Edwin Reed, Frank and Nellie,
Angelina end lszbelits-brought up ship success
Towboat airy WIiE Wright from the DOWN
and to 9th ship Clara Ann, bark Corea, brig
Hope, ard schr Alma Wrght-brouEht up ship 81
James and Mexican schr Jacinta
STEAMBOATS,.
John Kngour Benson, from Louisville
FIolic, Brooks from Jefferson
Louise. Hopkins, from Mobile
Bart Able. Harrison, from Shreveport
Ibervi le. Gross. from Bayou sara
Nina Simmes, GTeathouse, from Lockport
Below Coming Up.
Ship Tbeobald Theobald from Havre 18th March to Ash
bridge Ocean
H.vANA-schr savador-ll2L bbs -four 81 kegs lard l0C
bbs do 40 bales hay 5Os sks oats
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07
Rarine 1nteaiatnfs.

Thu sdsy, May 7, 1858. =
Cleared Yesterday.
S'"' N'"' Godenbow Kelley
Brig Winfield Loring for Havana, in ballast, .,-,-
schr Sabine Percy for Cardsnas ballast Lowell Bailey
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07

GALvEsTON-INDIANO
MORGAN LINE o. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
CoK GALVESTON AND rpIAsoLA-rHE
following rsn iov pressure steamships form this Lne
We. Hewe'..I, G. Harris. -Assti..
Aiaba m "a ...... .Creseent......... N organ.
ClIntes :::.......Tsrt.r r..........Assssores
Ths Steamship Crescent.
wv HAWTHORNE. osmmandsr.
win sail on SATURDAY. May 9th, at sAn.
oHAs A WHITNEY CO.. Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street
Nc Whisky received without order from the Office.
INSIDE BERwICK,s BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
on SUNDAYS and rHuksDxYs. st * o'clock r., and
the train leaving the Aigiers Depot at srriving A.
81 Brashear for Galveston.
Josephine CAPTAIN J. n LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets h.d and secured unsl O'Clock
ious.. Rsrosa cS%DaSy, No. s. Canal street, or at he
Ferry Landing, the morning g dsPsssqrs S ,..,.
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE q. s. MAIL STEAMER
Leaves on SUNDAY, May 10th, stsAE
CoR BRAZOs SANTIAGO THE Low
pressure side-wheel iron steamship
r. s. BOURNE, Commander,
VIII leave as above from wharf, foot of St Joseph street,
carrying the u mails For reiaht passage apply 70
OHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and 50 Camp street.
n B.-No freight received without order frsm the
Agens The St. Mary will stop at Galveston TO take the
mails.
PHILADELPH
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP ooMPANrs
Regular ssmi-Monthly Line Of Steamships
Euniata Isls tons ons................Ospt p y. BoxIk
STAR OF ths Union. l2O7 Capt I. N. oooKSEY.
To sail THURSDAY, May a. st6P.x.
COK PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The hvorits steamship
star OF the Union.
Capt T. n oooKsEY,
wm leave her wharf. Jackson Square, rs above
Cabin Passage to Havana. currency.
Through Tickets TO New York, Baltimore and Boston.
For freight OF passage, having splendid sccOmmods
"'-' uREEvY. NIoKERsoN . co..
IS osrondslet strset.
CALIFORNIA.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
THRoUsH LINE TO CALIFORNIA VIA
PANAMA OR NICARAGUA
New Arrangement.
SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON Tns 9Th and 10th OF
EVERY MONTH, the day before when those dates fa
Sunday.
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
For further information address
d. N. DARLINGTON, Agent,
| III West street, New York.
wB. WEBB, President; CHAs DANA, Vice President
ohics 6 Exchange Place. New York.
TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION.
| THE UNDERsIGNED, WISHING TO EsTAH
sh equitable and uniform rate Of rowsge and to 0s
greater shipping entering and leaving III
| bort have combined the following Towbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Leviathan. Gladiator an
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles, Thos. A. Morgan, Equator. W
| bash, Norman, Republic, Tecumseh
Wicaco and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line
guarantee that detention will either
Wv PETER MARCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERBlE Err,
| Harry Wright Line.
! EDWARD A. YORKE CO., Y Lin
| Assocated Office IS Car0ndelst street. up stairs.
| J, @. NOROROSS,
| CHAS. FITZENRITER.
| Leves Agents-
EIRsT REMIUM AND GOLD MEDIA
The New Orleans crescent., 1868-05-07

DETER ROss,
BUILDBR.
Returns New Orleans for their patron
the last % years He hiss made extensive additions
his Workshops and introduced several woodworking
ch es which win enable him TO attend promptly 70 any bus
In his line
Shops and Office corner Of Prytanis and wsshz gtOn sres
hechsncs' Exchan ge box No l.
CMITH a. LEEFE-GARDNER SMITH, AUC-
- toneer-ohice No III Graver street-The undersigned
old business and AZ their old stand next
Bank where they will formerly devote Il cir
entire sales Of Real Estate Successions
Stocks Vessels Damaged Cotton and
' GARDNER SMITH,
BENZ. z. LEEFE
New Orleans. April 4. 1863.