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CAMDEN-Steamer Welcome-275 bales cotton
Lehman, Newgass &co-257 Penn, Pace Nixon
ITO Fellowes, Ferguson Hervey-3 z L Wa ker
GO W Frierson &co-s5 Tompson-46 to
M 0glesby-26 Jno Chaffe 4 Bro-30 str Idahoe-
rs Jno Hsrdie &co--25 W II Vredenberg--l9
LAWS 4 Jenkins-l7 Wood. Low 4 Ludwigsen-15
p higgins &co--l2 Perkins, Swenson &co--l0
Julian, johnson Sco-ls spyker saudidge-l6
II Fresen-s Campbell Strong-l0 Soon Bro
Randall &co-6 Jno Phelps &co-6 Jos hoy &co
4 s Henderson, Levy & Haas Williams
a Son. Richardson q May Kern 4 Shesrer-
Sentell & Prsther-34 hides NJ Kaufnan-sun.
dries to order-Total ll69 bales cotton
SHIRE yEPORr- Steamer Era No 9-l54 bales
cotton Jno Chsffe Bro-l03 do Jos Hoy &co-90
"a Clspp Bros &co-6s Payne, Huntington eco
as Speake 4 Buckner-55 l. Wslmsley &co-ig
II K Carter-S5 J W Burbridge &co-34 Nc
Lsughlin-S3 Rsxlins & Murreil-l2 Husthn-3l
spyker Sandidge-22 Warren, Crawford &co-
80 B Hood &co-2l to Jno T Hsrdis &co--A
Jno Phelps &co-l3 TH&JM Allen &co-I2 to
Blair &co-12 Blakemore, Woodbridge &co-
10 Kirkpatrick & Keth-l0 SeDtell & Prsther-9
Phelps, McCulloch &co--9 @ L Kouns q Bros
DeFsn Mason II Richardson & MAJ Z New
man dco.6 Summers q Brsnins-3 Aymar &co-3
Campbell Strong-3 smith, NJ Kelley-l
H Ware Sop-lO5 ties 81 bbls beef Jno Z King
l66 bdl hides W witherell-1 bbls talIow Jno
Hsrde &co-7 hides Rswlins 4 Nurrel-5 hides
skins N Labusquere- TO order-Totsl 1858
bales cotton
ST MARTINSyILLE-Steam D Hinde-2l
bales cotton "a bbls molssses P Vita bales
A Tertrou &co-2s bbls molssses DeBlanc 4 Beer
5 bales cotton JOS Hoy &co-S hhds sugar NJ
lssscson--l5 bbls molssses @ 81 M0uton &co-3
bids sugar obls molssses Adams &co-l bale
cotton Bonnafon-l6 bbls molapes PJ Pavy
dco-s bids sugar 4e bbls molaases IL hf.bbls do
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CRxscErr oyYIcx. No. ~ CAnr srRxKf
Tuesday Morning. Dec. Is, 1868

C.rscrvv ovv,cv No % "a, $780,
Tuesday Morning Dec is, issS
siuce our last the weatber has bean very dis
agreeable. "Pluviusn reigned and he has. We
hope, rsined to his hearts contsnt) supreme,
putting quietus upon all business, excepting in
The tarpauiin line, upon the Ievee. The arrivals
since our last have been numerous, and each and
every one of them had good trips, but the rain
prevented shippers from sending to the wharf any
freight at all. several packets are advertised to
leave this evening, and should the weather prove
guards to the water.
Capt Chas. Breard, Of the Idahoe, reports
Ouachita river rising slowly.
The line packet Era No. leaves for Jefferson,
Shreveport and all way landings at s P. NJ. to day
''rain or shine" Capt. Geo. L. Kouns, her com.
mander, will leave nothing undone which could
cOntriblte to the comfort Of the passengers on
board and we are sure that our friend Mr. Chss
Drown, viii leave nothing Undine-pshsw we
are still running on the Acadsmy-ws mean I'm.
done to insure the safe delivery Of all freight ex.
tended TO the No.9.
The Enterprise, Capt. Lees flagship, leaves at
O'Clock this evening for Jefferson, Shreveport
and eli way landings intermediate. In her office
will be found Mr.. Thos. Howard, gentleman who
is well known to our business community, has
charge Of her office, and in the discharge Of his
duties he 10 assisted by our young friend, ". q.
Capt. Entrecken Of the Bismarck. one Of our
most popular 81. Louis packets. On the larbosrd
side Of the Enterprise is saloon under control Of
one OF the most clever gentlemen afoat, will be
found bar stocked with the very best of wines
and liquors. Remember she leaves positively at
p. n. today.
The following dispatch was received late last
evening:
"Shreveport, Dec. n-Capt. ]. n. Tucker,
steamer Monsoon.-River rising here. Fifteen
feet rise above the raft. Thos. Her, agent"
The Gov. Allen leaves, under command Of Capt.
J. W. Tobin, for Trenton and Monroe, at p. n.
70 morrow. f.
Tho Big Horn, Capt. Frank Keeling, leaves to-
morrow for Camden direct.
The Monsoon, Capt Tucker, leaves for Jeffers
son at O'Clock tomorrow, direct.
Messrs henge and Harris, clerks Of the Mon.
soon, have our thanks for favors.
The Monsoon brought down 65 cabin and Is
deck passengers.
Siltce our last the following named steamers
hayes arrived:
J. n. sharp, Captain Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Nr'tioDsl and Nina SHINES, from Bayou Sara.
Judge Fletcher. Era No. 9, Enterprise and Mon.
soon, from Red River.
Thos. Powell. from Donaldsonville.
Welcome, from Camden.
]. ID. Hinde, from ST. Msrtinsville.
ldahoe, Capt. Breard, from Camden.
Glide, Capt Muse. from Grand Ecore.
Il. Il. Lee, Capt. Cannon, from Vicksburg.
A.. g. Brown, Capt. Radovich, from lower
coast with fine trip.
Judge Fletcher, Capt. Phelps, from Shreve.
port.
Enterprise. Capt. Lee, from shreveport.
The enly departures Yesterday were the Nina
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Receipts by Railrssds.

NO, o & G W-Dec. lis bales cotton to
w Burbridge &co-3 do II Mouton &co-1 do
A Tertrou &co-3 Beraud & Gibert-2 lily Tete-
hhds sugar bbls molasses r Hare-9 do 8 hhds
sugar j Bonnafon-l do Fstjo Il Brunaso --l3
Dymond Lally-20 do 7 II & N Allen &co-3
Won Phul Bros do bbls moasses Rochereau
Sc do bids sugar Adams &co-ll do IS bbls
molasses g Sabatier-36 do II Glven-5 do Nc
Lapene & Ferre-2 bbls sugar keg moasses
Dilworth-l bbls sugar N Trans Co-l3 bales
moss and sundries l. Sure-5 SKIS seed cotton to
Snberbeille Gautresux-46 SKIS rice Tilton-4
bbls molasses A Bower-43 head stock aud sun
dries to order-Totsl IL bales cotton 81 hhds sugar
los bbls molasses Al hf-bbls do
o, 4 G N-Dec. l2.-9 bales colt IN to
Kirkpatrck.& Keith do W BIB &co-5 do
W Frierson &co-l6 do Richardson Il May-l4
Jos Hoy &co-3s I n & J NJ Allen &co-3l vii.
liams & Son--l3 Pritchsrd d Bickham-27 JR
Powell-9 ] q G Cromwell-ll W B Tompson-2
Lehman, Newgass &co-24 T& 8 Henderson-l9
Payne, Huntington &co-53 r Adams q Som
Barrett Lesassier--5 Meyer, Deutch & Wes-2
Britton Moore-ll Hogan & Pstton-ls @ CIiu-
ton-4 Winston, Morrison &co-l7 Won Phul Bros
10 Jennings, Gates &co-4 Griffin 4 Porch-5 to
Kern Shesrer-3 Parhsm Bluat-l3 JPHar.
rison Sons Jno Chaffe Bro S II Ably &co
Wslmsley &co7-l0 G NJ Bsyley & Pond-27
Alcus. scherck Autey-6 8 Friedlsnder-l2 to
Warren. Crawford &co--2 RK Walker &co-l
Marx, Levy &co-l Foster &co-4 Flower-sun-
dries TO order-Total 499 bales cotton
N o, J & G N-Dec. l4--5O bales cotton to
w johnson &co-53 do Richardson Il Mry-A
Bakemore, Woodbridge &co-2 W Frierson eco
2 Beodles, Wingo &co-65 ] Higgins Zoo
* Henderson-44 PoweIl-3J A Hsrral-
Fl 3 Hood &co-3S A Green &co-25 Sum.
mers Branns-2 West & Wright-2S Jos Hoy {
Co rs Spyker Il Sandidge-1 Newman &co-9i
7 81 Il NJ Allen &co-5s Lacey, Terry &co-IO
Oven Bros Stewart, Galbraith FizerLlO to
Cromwell-3 Lehman, Newgsss &co-22
Williams Son. Dickmsn, Hill &co-4 Hen
deson Peale-35 M Oglesby-l2 Ben Gerson-
50 l. Adams Son. Warren, Crawford &co-
81 Payne, Huntington &co-25 Jno narde eco
IS Alcus, Scherck & Autey-l3 Barrett & Lesas.
sler-l2 e G Gorcon-45 w Thompson-5 J
Niche &co-lS Brtton & Moore Whitcomb
"a Winston, Morrison &co-4 Won Phul Bros
Meyer, Deuch Il weis-1l Jennings, Gates Zoo
20 Clinton-l Roby, Harvey &co-4 Gulett
Hogan Patton-S Psrhsm Il Blunt-7S Aoy
&co-l0 Newman &co-4 Battle Il Noble-5U
bbls lard Z villavaso-45 bxs hats Belden-50
bbls whisky Schneider & Zuberbier-2 pkgs mdse
Kern & Fellmap-33 bxs mdse S Zelbencker-2
do Albert-2 do Booth &co-l do Folsom &
Bro-ll do Benedict-5 bbls whisky Schmidt
Zeiger-5 boxes tobacco Irby, Mcdaniel Geo.
5000 feet lumber Ross-7500 do F Taylor
sundries to order-Totsl 1888 bales cotton
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L GsveDburg-40 bbIs moIasees IS hhds sugar to
Hare-l0l bbls molasses hf.bbls syrup Price.
6ine Tupper-l0 bales cotton r Flower-7so0
feet lumber Morsn-sundries to order-Totsl 43
bales cotton 277 bbls molasses IL hf-bbls do 81
hhds sugar
CANDEN-Steamer Idaboe-203 bales cotton
Penn, Pace & Nixou-l6s Jno Chsffs Bro-2oO
Fellow es, Ferguson & Hervey-5l NJ Oglesby-
Isl Kern 4 Shesrer-72 Lehman, Newgsss &co-
46 Phelps, McCulloch &co-40 Richardson & May
"a FriersoD &co-39 Stewart Il McCsrty-30
r Powell-29 Jno 7 Hsrdie &co-44 Scott 4 Bro
rs ~ Allen &co-2s Higgins &co-ls
Davis 4 Jenkins-ls NJ Horrell &co-l7E Col
son &co-l7 N Greenwood & Son-ll S Copes-
IL Perkins. Swenson &co-l5 Wright Allen &co-
II Jno Phelps &co-l0 Hood &co-7 Levy
Hsse-7 Raw Inns Murrell-s Barrett & Lessssier
Garner McCarty-4 Gilmer, Hopkins &co-
J d Henderson-4 Gaines q Eggleston-s Drou.
EFT & Forstsll-2 Battle & Nobel Jos Hoy &co
l W Tompson-5 rolls leather bbls talow lis
hdes bdl skins Gaines & Eggleston- csks hides
M kaufman-s SKIS peas Goodrich Railey-42
hides sack beeswsx Phelps. McCulloch &co-1
bale hides l buggy Kern Shearer-sundries to
order-rotal 1852 bales cotton
GRAND ECORE--Stesmer Glide-l75 bales
cotton @ L walmsley &co-64 Bouligny Escls-
pon--2S Toledsno & Thornhill-27 d Carroll 4
co-2e Jos Hoy &co-A Harrison Son-22
Capp Bros &co--2l Payne, Huntington &co-2l
Summers Branins-l9 Ar Miltenberger-l5 Spy.
ker sandidge-l5 Marx. Levy &co-ll P E Ha-
trel-l! Warren, Crawford &co-l0 P wiltz-4
=
corn hides Jos Hoy &co-l3 pkgs pinders So
sks peas DeBlanc & Beer-2 hhds tobacco bd
peltries 80 hides L Walmsley &co-l bdl hides
sks wool al hides ] Couret-2s hides NJ Labus-
quere--250 SKIS cotton seed A A Msginnis--sun.
dries to order-Total 497 bales cotton 2 hhds to-
bscco $50 SKIS cotton seed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Enterprise-290 bales
cotton W Burbridge &co-72 Richardson & May
81 Lehman. Newgsss &co-l5 Speske & Buckner
3s lJno Chaffe Bro-33 Clapp Bros &co--A to
Jno Phelps &co -23 to Perkins, Swenson &co-22
Wright, Allen &co--I6 Payne, Huntington Eco
is @ Walmsley &co-6 Beadles, Wingo &co-5
Warren, Crawford &co-4 Phelps, McCulloch &co
Aymar &co-3 A 81 Pierson-2 Jno 7 Hardie &
COL bale wool Ober. Atwater &co-2S0 hides 10
bdl hides bales hides l bbls tallow B L Mann &
co-3l9 bides bdl petries 81 Csrter-71 ties ISL
bb'slbeef Jno Pm lps &co-100 head stock TO Nc
Quoid d Mehle-sundries to order-Total $50 bales
cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monsoon-l45 bales
cotton Clspp Bros &co-ls do G " Logan jr-l3
McLaughlin-19 Aymar &co-l6 H Mouton 4
Cos Payne, Huntington &co-5 Psvy &co IS
Beraud & Gibert-lT + Thieneman-3B Millsu-
don-l6 Marx, Levy &co-l2 Richardson Il May
IL d Blair &co-3l B Wolfe &co-sundres to
order-Totel 29s bales cotton
LOWER C0AST-Steamer A G. Brown-34 hhds
sugar r Johnson-l2 do by Tete-22 do 80 bbls
molasses F ErDst-30 do Is hhds sugar & A
Soule-l7 do II F Given-20 do A Fernandez
rs do rs bbls molasses Bouligny Il Escapon-4s
hbls rice 10 SKIS rice A Socola-l00 bbls rice to
Dupre--3 kegs syrup Garner q McCarty--A
bbls oranges G A Wsgsmsn-sundries to order
Total l64 hhds sugar So bbls molasses
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Arrived Yesterdax.

Arrived Yesterday.
Geo Washington, eager, from New
York 9th inst, to A Moulton-2d district
Steamship Gen Grant. Quick. from New York 9Th
inst. to Wood, Low q Ludwigsen-2d district
Lizzie, Feeher s. from Pensacola. to
LuQrer Bencor. Bernard, from Bayou des ALA
mands. to msster-2d district Is
Logger Louisa, Petifls, from Barataria. to master
4th district
STEAMBOATS,.
Robt Lee, Cannon. from vicksburg
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from Bayou Sara
National, Gross, from Baton Rouge
j M Sharp, Aucoin, from Thibodaux
Judge Fletcher, Phelps, from Shreveport
Tbos Powell, Drnvsnt, from Donaldsonville
Carrie Poole, Withers, from Saline River
Silver Spray, Patterson. from Cincinnati
Lucretia Davis, from Mobile
Hunter. Jeanfreau, from the Jump
ARRIVALS AT TIE NEW BASIN.
Schr Maud from Covington
Schr Rover, from Covington
Schr Ristoria, from Biloxi
6chr Bloom. from jacksonville
Schr Celeste, from Bonfuca
Schr Butterfly, from Bayou Lscombe
Schr Martha Z, from Tckfaw
Schr Farmer. from Pearl River
Schr Pauline. from Pensacola
Schr Leonora, from Pearl River
Schr Camelia, from Bayou Lacombs
Schr Rosa, from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Gen Washington. from Pearl River
Barge Pearl Rivers, from Pearl River
-r. ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
~ Schr hermit, from Bonfuca .if .
Schr Cora Smyzer, from Tchefuncte
Schr Indian, from Blind River
ochr Frances, from Pearl River
fo echr Sammy, from Pascagouls 1ia
8chr Deceada, from Tchefuncte
aohr Venice. from Biloxi
Sohr Erys, from Blind River 81 4aeI
Sohr Clara, from Pasoagoula
= 6ohr Belle, from Biloxi sst
6chr Csrtss, from Biloxi ~ n
p rfia a1 81 1cI. a 90 Cd bls ,ssal n
vueas.n
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ArraveA Sunday

ArraveA Sunday.
Steamship Trade Wind. Morrill,. from Belize, Hon.,
toG w 6ynson &co-lst dist Il
Steamship Lavaca, Livingston, from Havana, Key
West and Florida Ports, to " Perkins &c0
LIST district
Frances, Blakeslee. from Mobile
Welcome Mclaughlin. from Camden
Era No 8, Kouns, from Shreveport
I'D Hinde, Smith. from st Msrtinsville
Idahoe, Blanks, from Trenton
Glide, Muse, from Grand Ecore
Enterprise. Lee, from Shreveport
Monsoon, Tucker, from Shreveport
G Brown, Radovich, from Lower Coast
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Below OenIng Up.

Ship Kelvin, McFee, from st Thomas, in ballast,
TO master
Ship Bella Jusns. Bonifasso, days from Havana,
in ballast, to Avendano Bros
Bark Martha Mcneil, Watts, 20 days from Rock.
lpnd, Me-, to msster
Bark Campbell, Mcbride. 81 days from Greenock,
to master
Bark Herman Cortes. Corro, IL days from Havana,
in ba last, to PUG Bros
Bark Astoria, Rsnlett, from Boston, to master
Brig Lota (Sp), Cordina, days from Havana. IN
ballast 10 PUG Bros
Schr Kate Bingham, Luce, 81 days from New York
to G A Fosdick &co- N1a
schr Angelina. Ward, 8 days from Ruatan. to B
Pigniola &co
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RADICAL PHossAnnE TO IsAUeURArE A REIGN

RADICAL PRooRAnNE TO INACCURATE REIGN
or TERROR IN rnKSEssEE-T Threats of Quldrterinq
the Militia on Me People-O6icial Reports of tie
2ecfion.--Nsshville, Dec. lO.-Gen. Cooper has
arrived here with orders from Brownlow to put
the militia in the field ct once if he should deem
it necessary. This threat Of military terrorism
originates from the demonstration made by
band of armed and disguised men against Col.
Harrison, an ex-Federal officer. at Testers Sta
tion, on the Nashville and Decatur Railroad, q few
days ago.
Cooper talks very big, but evidently means
what he says, which is to the effect that IL the Ku
Klux again show themselves n Middle Tennessee,
he will have eight or ten thousand of his East Ten
nessee barditti qusrtered on us in less than q
month. He was yesterday making inquiries as to
The ammunition and arms owned by the State and
is preparing to noufy the companies made up last
year under BrownloW's proclamation. that their
services nay be called for at any moment.
Complete official returns of the late election are
at last in, and show the Radical majority to be
23.500; Radical loss since the gubeTnatoral cleo.
ten OF 1000; Democratic gain, rs ,000.-[ Mem.
phis Avalanche.
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u" XO3RS
yoR NV YoBk DnE0T.
TIE osoHvsLI LIHA
60 MS Llasb ssupsssl Of The following ssss.
49,. Crsnwsu. as& WssAi,gssa.
E.v. aAGKR. Commands.
vnn issw ~ wharf seet 4 fssssss ssssss. SUNDAY.
December ,osh. stsAH
Passage
Freight for LivERPo0L. HAvRK end BREAKx tasss
b this lima md through bills Of adng given Coz
~ frssxhs o psssss aspy 70
ALyKxD nouLfoN,
Il osrondsss ssrsss.
FOB NEW YoRK
MEk0HANrg STEAMSHIP LINE.
4Ik@e C..sn.a,s the nns-sl.. Steamship
gEskERAL .ospsan =. 3 Quiek.
sHERMAH ................... .0.pt:n Em. ?. asnry.
G GsfrRS si1FAR S Sssss. a sisS s
Sailing hsn Hsv Yssk EvKRT saturday.
Gen. Grant.
H. q QUICK. Commands,
WIN leave wharf, fsot Of Jefferson street, SUNDAT Dec
10th, sLn.
rhess Steamer have ssssies soosnnedsasss fs 20.
CABIN ...........................S0
1e- frssrht passage appyte
~ Bills Of LAding signed through 10 Liverpool
WOOD. Low . LUDwIGSKN,
No. 100 Common strssk
The Steamship UNITED STATES win follow leaving on
SUNDAY December 9th ats
RALTIMORE-
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
TEE NEW ORLEANS, BALrInoRE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMIMoNrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY 1920 .ons...... Thomas A Balm. Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets 10 New York. 8oO.
Go $ Il KY wEsH 1T .si:as'a
Cuba.
DUKKHARr. ooumanaa.
WIN leave hsr wharf, OPT, site Jackson Square. on
SATURDAY, December l2th ct n. L., carrying the u g.
nsls.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
appiyto WITHERsPvoN. HALsEY 4 co,
% Carondelet street.
BNo bills Of sdng but those Of the Company will be
signed Permits for freight procured oce
freight for Havana taken after II o'clock the day Of
sailing.
The Steamship MARYLAND viii follow
HAVANA.
FoH HAvANA-U. g. NAIL LINE.
To sell on SATURDAY, December 18th, ct o'clock
x1> FOB HAvANA-U. g. MAIL LINE
saiGG6S The Al Iron Steamship
Florida,
H. oLEARY. Commander,
YIN Is.vs her vhsr foot Of oaops street, First District
''''' '' H's'i q FPS; ffGs !. CO. As.n
- Carondeet str-s<
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOB FLORIDA PORTE
ALLIANCE LINE q. & NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
FOR P-NsACOLA, wARRrSoro,
S.&ss H1sKs, oEbxh k zzfTssfHHssP H AID XXI
49,
J. and !. regular landings on 0S.is.Scoehss RS.s Is
cute Freight % New York Via osds xeys noS. 1 Ran
cad and s.sa%.hip. c0nnscsins ss ssnsndna . loves
ne me composed Of the following steamships 70 san
VERY SATURDAY. |
Alliance. Z. Z PARKER, Commandsr.
Iavaea, L. e. LIVINGSTON Commander
Florida, n. o'LEARY, Commander.
The steamship Florida.
o'LEARY. Commander, |
vnl leave her wharf, foot OF CaIiope stres< ON SAT-
RDAY. December leth, at ST. Il |
FOR freight passage apply
y ". PERKINS CO., Aesnta
Is Oarondelet rreeA |
r. B.-Shippes WIN please procure orders from Aecnts,
nice before sending freight to the steamer. |
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HIPS-.-STEAMSHIPs,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MORGAN LINE q. 6. NAIL srEAhsHIrs
| fTfs Fob eALvEsTON AND INDIAN
x32 Ola The toll tOIlos :S,. ne. iron lO~-Osssurs
w. g. aewss......i. .. Harris. Austin.
q Mary...........,Ag :........ Harlan.
Clinton. o.ep hiss....... N ssssord..
s.P. FARwRLL. Commander.
VIII ssi from foot o, st. Joseph street WEDNESDAY.
Decembes 10Th ~ A n.
rsrfrsight passage apply 70
CHAs- A. WHITNEY, . co. As.su.
50 and 70 Damp ssress
Freight injured q one half the rates adopted By the Board
B-so bills ofladne signed aasr sailing of the steamer
Af9& FOR TEXAS
INSIDE szRH1CEs- BAY -snuz<
sEw ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT wEsTERK
RAILROAD.
ssy 81. n s'fi Ggs 's sSs sss,
Days ct u O'Clock A A. and The train leaving TIE Al
taking The Morgan Line ssusEps Brsshsar fs Galveston
Josephine. .....................cAPT. J. N LEWIS
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. j. ATKINSON
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAys
tekc 70 Dc bad aud state until cciock
bvkRY DAY Sundays excepted, the ofcs Of the Ops
lousas Railroad Company, No. g Canal street. or a. -
Parry LANDING. on The morning Of Departure -
sAML g. sQUIRES, Ticket Agent
q. W. r. BAYLEY. SUPERINTENDENT
CORPUS CHRISTI.
FOR RoCKroRr. ST. MARxu
szSand Corpus Christi. via New Orleans opsloasas
and great Western Rsilrosd and Morgan Line Ssamsrs
Capt JNo. BENSON,
VIII leave Brashear City the arrival of the ~
Of the New oriesn. 0peiousas and W. Railroad WE'D
sksDAY. Dec I6th Freight ter Corpus Christi and 81
For passage apply 70 ofcs opsousas Railroad, 60 Canal
street, ~ -
q. W R. BAILEY. Superintendent.
9. A WHITNEY CO., ArsusA
50 and So Damp sfres< 4
Freight received every day ct opsIousas Ferry Landing
foot Of g. Ann Sweet
LIVERPOOL.
.6fH FOE LIvERPOOL-rHE Al caLD
British shp J. .. DeWslf. n. Durham. me-
ter. ready 10 rsosvs cargo. wi have quick dis
patch For freight apply to
FR. SoRoKDER co.. u csrssdss street..
't-f1 'n t-salir d. isHs i-s-lsa3 st q .f1I
80 RI ,s.-a - fsir'--is4 u 80 r.s-.i 81 E r,.s
.Hir1I sr.l1i r.l...I .If a. I
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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-15

BRAZOb SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE y. 9. NAIL sTKAnsHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY, December 18th, 81 8 Az
Ezze. FOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA
S.-1ass GALvEsroN-Thsi iron steamship
%. Mary,
R. s. BOURNE Commander
WIN issvs foot Of b. Joseph II the sssamsr
unable the Basos bar goods delivered At
ships tackle consgsess pay thar nghtsrse For
freight passae apply n
CHAH A. WHITNEY . CO., AesntA
20 and % Camp stresk
Freight IN sured u cseha the rates adopted By the Board
Of Underwriters. July ]. 1893
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Staats g ettun9; Cub fcrip :
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gorausbe3abiung 81 per Wfonat.
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81. 25 per Wonat.
Bel W09entli9er Collection ourd oen
Erdger 80 Gents per ISOLDE.
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: FL p ! 10 Gents per Summer.
per Soft nod allen Sbeilen Der 8er<
/ ieiiiaten Staaten 81 per Sabr.
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borausbesablt .sSlts FL
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g 90 per SaIbiabr