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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10
A CURIOUS BIRD.

All ODScTEanC 1rlcnu OF mine VINO
has resided much at Constanlinople,
(says JESSE has sent me the follow
ing interesting account of those birds
which fly in Aoclks along the Bospho.
rus, and which the French call ."les
anaes damnees. fiom their restless dis
position. He Says,
"Thcre is q bird here which has Of:
ten excited my surprise and curiosity
and which appears to be peculiar 10
the place. Every day there are to be
seen numerous .Aocks Of birds,> not
quite SO largo as pigeons, with, dark
backs and ,wbito bellies, flying up
and down the Bosphorus with great
rapidity. When they arrive either at
. tho Black Sea, or the Sea of Mormo-
ra, they again wheel round, and ro.
turn up the channel. and this course
they continue without minute's in.
termission tho whole of the day.
They are never seen to alight either
on land or water they never for mo.
ment deviate from their course or
slack their speed. They arc, never
known to search for or take any food
and no visible cause con be imagined
for the restless instinct by which they
are possessed. The French call them
'les: anses domnees,' and certainly, if be-
ing allowed no station or repose be
concluded on this idea, it is not q bad
one. They fy very near the surfuce
Of the water, and If boat meets a
flock of them transversely,, they, rise
few feet out of line it divides them
like a wedge. Their fight is roman
bly, silent, and although so numerous,
and so close. the movements Of their
wings are scarcely ever to be heard. /;
they ara SO abundant in this partiep-
lar epot, that I@have counted fifteen
large flocks in my passage from Pera
Therapia, a distance Of seven miles.
I have often wished 70 shoot one and
examinei:, but, the Tuiks haze auch
q tender and conscientious. regard for
every eniInal uturan, that. no per
son is permitted TO kin any bird upon
tie Bosphorns without ipenriing their
displcasnre, II has been called. Che
tAlcyen Veyageur, to distinguish ii
!: from the Haley on, or tho Nai,ctah1s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

The Bostan e8 ssys .ifALegap x6a)a
remove froh The sSpitoi, instead ofErsnao.
'yng.the eaHiteL j.J JwoEid be q sspabls ad<
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

cnsad desceissan uafsitbfal. mass'in i;
tims ct trouble g like d ,bsokeh footh,
and fDoF odt 0f j,ins. j |; !
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10
REGULARITY IN FEEDING.

Every good farmer knows that anv
domestic animal is a good clock
that it knows almost to o minute,
when tho. regular feeding time has
arrived. If it has been accustomed
to be fed with accuracy at the appoin.
ted period, in will not fret till that pc.
riod arrives; after which it becomes
very restless and uneasy till the food
comes. lf.it has been fed irregplar-
.ly, it will begin to fret when the ear
~ period arrives. Hence, this fret,
ting may be-: entirely avoided, by
strict punotuality; but It cannot be
otherwise. The very moment the
animal begins to worry, that momens
it-begins to lose flesh but the rate
OF this loss has never been ascertain.
edit is certainly, worthy Of an in.
vestigation-and can be only deter.
mined by trying the two modes,
! pnnctuality: and irregulsrity, sids by
side, under similar circumstances.
and with tie same amount of food.
for some weeks or months together.
There is one precaution 10 tho ob-
served in connection with regular
feeding, where some judgement ID
needed. Animals eatmore in sharp
or frosty, than .inrwarm and damp
weather. Hence, If tho same amoant
by weight ID! given at every feeding,
they will not have enough nhsnt tks
weather is cold, and will be.s6rfeited
when It is warm anddsmp.--Both OF
these evils must be avoided; while .
little attention; aud observation will
enable the farmer to, do. it. So:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-07-10

: a FACE 1oR ,EARMKRs.--It. may; hs
generally kpo1nsth she sosd ef the
'sunftewer is. the most ,inhlllble, renss.
dy yet discovered. for. The speedy
cure Of founder in the horses. Tho
directions, which We CLEAN, from q
brwf article ppop the snbjeot IN the
Esses, Banner. says almmsaiatsly
on discovering that your horse Is
foupdered, mix about . pint Of the
whole seed. 10 his. food, and It Will
perfect oure.y .~,,ss1 <,..,-..,,,.
:. sphaoners are easily grown along
side 81; fences and in ont Of the. way
places where they take up h9t little
ROOM Thsseed when led, in small
aaantitiesto. the hosses is very health.
thy, givingsp the hair peculiar gloss.
1t is diuresic In its4sndaney. Fowls
hkeit, mueH add. .thrfrs bn. ie
: ~, e-..1i Issx----.s ~ " -.
s:The British. Cspsives in Abyssinsa.
it is stated As eoon %. they, had be-
come. -assured OF their deliysranne
from the hand of Theodore, eomdsn:
.csd abusipg each 6thsf withont stint.
The Hprospecs of speedy death tioas
not prevent captiyes, from; quarraiiine
% their prison house. Il ID RELAXED
that After the fsoapture az Eofings-.
Epatam blythe British rf6ross si6isI6dia
th6of lcsrs who hsdl been oonEaaain
tie avattSfin dnngsons Immediately
|proeasa q 81 settls, their -dispute& -by
IN 4 aPpsst De assksa !. -.
A Ataaas a s1Iisnsr5 r5and rs rein ID
bsase,ssaa s4aya Z. ssssssniy ssss q
sJ6el .S5ssas =: E5Ec sG:,',; :.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07

Steamship w Hewes-25 bales
cotton Pilsbury-6 do A 7 Bennett &co-4 do
Gates Gillespie &co-7 Jennings, Wicks & Bros
Griffin 4 Porch-l97 Chas A Whitney &co-33 do
Franeks & Danneel--l II w Farley &co-6 do B
Hoed--6 ID Kelly &co-l9 w Burbridge AGO
IA Payne, Huntington &eo--6 Steedman-l
C Pitcher--l9 Jno Williams 4 Son-9 do Ethell h
Thomas-s cases mdse n Goetzel &co--s4253 rs
in speci u Treasurer-s300 do Biscoe 4 Simms-
90 head cattle McQuoid 4 Mehle-67 head cattle
Ben Foster-sundries TO order 01
INDIANOLA AND GALVESTON--Steamsh
Agnes-26 bales cotton Jno Williams & Son-49 do
Z Pillsbury-l5 do Francke 4 Dannell-4 do J G
Parsons--6 do VIM sykes-740 hides B L Mann
&co-l0 do FRANKIE \ Dannell-l25 beans Ben
Foster-sundries to order-Total 100 bales cotton
MOBILE-Stesner Mary-l37 bales of cotton to
PUG Bros do Goldsmith-sundries to order
Total lao bales cotton
HAvANA-Dark Mataro-Csrgo fruit PUG
Bros
observation-disclosures Mary Adams-304 tons
ice Crescent City Ice Company
observation-disclosures II Russell-537 tons ice
Crescent City Ice Company
HAVANA-Schr Florida-ll9 hhds ties OF mo-
lasses Forstall 4 Sons
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Reeeipss by Raiirssas.

N. o., J. a @. N. r. R.-March GIL bales Of
cotton M Hillar &co-2 Warren. Crawford eco
MOBILES A Peale &co-4 NJ Smith eco
Alcus, Scherck & Autey--s Richardson & May
Hy Won Phul jr &co--1l Jno I Hardie &co-22 do
Knox Bros-20 r L Adams-20 Britton 4 Moore
80 I II 4 J NJ Allen &co-ls w Thompson-l0
Jno Williams 4 SOM Payne, Huntington ECO
3M Oglesby-53 Jos Hoy Torian-20 W
Robson J Higgins &co-l2 G A Green &co-
1888 feet lumber E J Hart &co-l3 ,407 do II e.
sundries TO order-Total 29s bales cotton
N. o., o. q G. W. r. R.-March 6-9 bales
cotton A 3 Charpantier-4 do Beraud & Gilbert
bales moss ll3 head cattle and sundries to order
Total Is bales cotton
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Rae.,ps. OF Predues.

ST L0UIS-Steamer Bismgrok-6 .csks bacon
% bbls potatoes l02 bbls 6our Biakemore, Wool
bridge &co-l57 do piano G 7 Buddecke-l036
sks corn Boyd Martn-l25 do G Byrne &co-
1895 do Jas Connolly &co-50 bxs bitters Barnes,
Ward &co-24 pkgs mdse 10 Biscoe 4 Simms-40S
pkgs sundries Chaffe Il Bro-s7 bbls pork Cobb,
Dolhonde &co-5 bds Irvine bxs eggs DelB0n.
dio-75 bbls meal DuSouchet &co-S69 bbls
-four Dunnica-400 do Ethel 4 rhomss-lOO
do Is kegs butter so bxs cheese Emley, Van Nor.
den &co-5O bxs btters II X Gogreve-5O do Jno
Fleming-S bxs hardware Is pkgs do w Frier-
son &co-50 bbls meal so bbls aour to Glover &
Odendahl-1 tics hams csks bacon "a bbls pork
l07 bhls -four Geo ID Hite-l00 do Hays. Tu1stall
Sco-7OO do II Oglesby &co-136 do Pierce 4
Dwight-l00 do Peterson, Hill Elott-600 do
R Perdreauvle-6O0 do Prndhomme& Grace.
so SKIS shin stuff 20 SKIS rye TO John Henderson-10
bbls seed f Hart &co-SS pkgs tobacco Isaac.
son, Seixas &co-l00 bbls -four 4S2 sks oats TO
II Kennedy &eo-3 bales cotton l07 bbs -four
Kehlor, Updike &co-50 bbls pork 224 ties lard to
Keep h Caufeld-200 bbls -four hhds tobacco
Kirkpatrick 4 Keith-50 bxs bitters o II Carsten-
dke-3O ties hams 4 Lauman-350 SKIS bran 497
sks oats rs bxs bitters Jno 7 Moore &co4 bxs
eggs 80 bbls apples Miller Meyer-2 wagons to
McFarlan, Straight &co-7 pkgs mdse Meagher,
Cafffey &co-50 ties bacon W N McQneen-45 bbs
onions Geo Martin-26 bdls paper John Nixon &co
bdls guunies r Powell bxs eggs Pace &
co.'s SKIS cotton seed Perkins, Swenson &co-34
pkgs casting bx hardware Rice Bros &cO-30 do
bitters IL bbls eggs to Schneider n Zuberbier-40
bbls meal 100 bbs -four lO4 bbls pork Shropshire
4 Hathorn-500 do SO csks bacon w Sanford
&co-2O0 bbls pork soria &co-576 SKIS oats
10 csks bacon bxs eggs Chas Slayback &co-
IS bdls Irvine Stone q Murphy bbls pork bbls
lard csks bacon Spyker & Sandidge-l Dbl var
nish bbls oil Schriner-4 bbis whisky 40 bbls
high wines 10 II YanCulin &co-50 bbls oil TO
Nv Won Phul jr &co-SS0 bbls -four 10 bbls pork
20 csks bacon 20 bbls oil pkss harness wagon
so bbls pork so bbls meal Woods, Matthews &co
40 pkgs oil Wheelock, Finlay &co-2 bbls oil TO
Wsng-ls do W Converse jr-5O hf-bbls beer to
Keller 4 Hollauder-l00 bbls meal s pkgs bag
ging Yeatman &co-l90 bbls Hour 80 bbIs apples
and sundries to order-Total bales cotton hhds
tobacco
vICKSBURG-Steamer Msgents-57 bales Of
cotton Richardson May-57 do Knox Bros-4s
BIakemore, Woodbridge &co-2s J A Lanel4 do
THAI n Allen &co-S6 Jno Hardie &co-30
Elliott 4 McKeever-2l M Musson &co-2s Hogan
& Patton-22 Pritchard-2l G W west-2O do
j Higgins &co-30 Foster &co-l2 Buckner &co
16 S b Newman &co-l2 Hy Won Phul jr &co-l0
Jos Hoy-l0 HAlson &co-s Penn 4 Denegre-
9wJ Robson-s Payne, Huntington &co-7 do to
Boyd a Martini West 4 Wright-5E Brown eco
6 Aiken q Rainey-s Garrard 4 Craig-5 do John
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GALVESTON Steamship Clnton-22O bbls of
-Four 10 hhds sugar Is bbls sugar IL bbls whisky
2lO bales hay 20 ties hams $50 SKIS corn 100 SKIS Of
coffee and sundries
MARTINIQUE Schr John French-l0O bbls
-four 20 bbls pork ties hams so bbls meal 6S4 SKIS
corn "A bills rice is hhds tobacco 1900 slaves Ill
pcs lumber
BREMEN-Bark Lincon-57s bales cotton 40
hhds tobacco Is, 200 slaves
GLASGOW-Ship David-75 bales cotton H.
1l6 SKIS corn
LIVERPOOL-Bark Albert-l5O9 bales cotton
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Master. OF vessels

WIN confer favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers (Rodgers or Marryatt's
Code) on arriving within five miles Of W Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance Of the time II now re-
uuires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at s W Pass Ia provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means OF signal flags. B. 8. 0sBoS,
49,. Boarding 0ficer, W Pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07
Helow Coming Up.

Ship Tamerlane, Sumner, from Mobile. in ballast,
TO master
Ship Bomboy, from Liverpool, to Lowell & Bailey
Ship. Jane Southland, Bishop, from London, In
ballast
Ship Clara Ann, stinson, from Matanzas
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Memornnda.

Schr Grapeshot, which arrived yesterday from
Charleston, sailed up the river firm Pass fOutre
10 the English Turn in eleven hours.
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CRKscKEf OTFlcH, NO ~ UANr 5fkhHf, Il
Saturday, March ], 1858.
Cleared Yssssrdsy.
Steamship Clinton, Talbot, for Galveston,
Chas A Whitney &co
Ship David Cameron, Hobbs. for Glasgow,
Wheeler, Shepard &co
Bark Albert, Maxwell, for Liverpool,
II Ashbridge i Ocean
Bark Lincoln, Trott, for Bremen,
g A Fosdick &co
Schr John H French, Burgess, for Martinique.
Goldenbow q Kelly
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STEAMBOATS,.

Frolic, Alban, from Shreveport.
Bismarck, Entriken, from st LOUIS.
Magenta. feathers, from Vicksourg.
Vicksburg, Tobin, from Ouachita City.
Cleona. Patterson, from Floyd.
JIM Sharp, Dugss, from Lafourche.
Aloe, Radovich. from Lower Coast.
st Nicholas, Dowty. from Campte.
SOutherner, Mason, from Evansville.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07
BAYOU MACON.

REGULAR BAYOU SAIGON AND rENsAs PACKS
Leaves SATURDAY. Z h inst, atBPx.
E0K FLOYD, MONTICELLO, JOE'S BAf9t
Delhi, and ~ intermediate landings Macon and 70
sas-ihe splendid Light dr<ft passenger steamer
C'eona.
4 II. PATTERSON. Master; JNo. W. wALD0N. O@
WIN leave - above For freight passs.e apply on bs<
~n "hbokN LORD, Agents. 90 Gravier ssres-
ERNEeT TVRPIN. wHoLEsALE NAHUM
Drops, Sugar Almonds Rock Candy, Jej.ee Paste.
Drops. and byrups By steam Importer OF french ~
ments such ~ Cupids Flosers. Gum Leaves, Lyrics
Phins Decorated Toys, cosssquss Fancy Payers for 90
STANDS or Bouque0 OGtonaees, Fancy Boxes for Cnf
mas and New Year Presents. ComneopAs etc, etc ts
old Levee street, between ST. Louis and Cont streets fs
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RED RIVER.

REGULAR SH sEvEPORT AND NEW ORLRAN
sEMLWEkKLY LINE OF Packets
Leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Msr.r
EOR SHREVEPORT. LoGGY BAYOU, GRAM
Bayeu. Courhste. Campte, Graud Ecore, St Maurics
Cete, Alexandria Nornsns, Barbins, and al inermedis1
landings-1he fne PASSENGER Hart Able "
Q; Harrison. master Nm Culberson, clerk; q: u
clerk; n Richard snnot MASTER p O. Fender
clerk viii leave as follows:
Hart n BILE. National. II. T.. III odre
Saturday, March Wednesday Mchl saturday March n
Wednesday, .. is Saturday. n. Wednesday, :. 3
Saturday, = q "Wednesday, Apr Saturday, April 1
Wednesday, April SATURDAY, IL "Wednesday, rs
saturday, ~ Wednesday, - p saturday. =. 2;
wednesday, ~ saturday, May 2 "wednesday. May {
Saturday, May q Wednesday, IS saturday, -. Il
wednesday. :. 20 Saturday, :. q Wednesday, =. n
The above mske direct connection at shreveYo
with No. Jefferson Carolina Bluffs as
freight or passage lsppy on board,
slNNDTT a ADAMS, IS Commercial Place
GEO. ID. HITE, Agent. II rchoupitoulas a.
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ST. LOUIS,

Leave. On SATURDAY. 7th inst, at SRI
y,OE ST. LOUIS. CAIRO. MEMPHIS, VICE.
IL burg hatcher. Baton Ronge and all intermediate sQ
ines-1he spls noid passenger steamer II
bismarck.
SAM ENTRIKEN, Master; A d. ARMSTRONG, clsrr
win leave as abrve freight passage apply on bos
or 10 JOHN A STEVENSON. Is Front street 4
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship W q Hewes, Trip, from Galveston,
10 Chas 4 Whitney Zoo List district
Steamship Agnes. Wilson. from Galveston and
lndsnola, toChas A Whitney &co-lst dist 10
British ship Americana, Wilbur, from Havana, 10
ballast, TO Wheeler, Sheppard &co Point
Spanish bark Matsro, Mataro. from Havana, to
PUG Bros-Point
Scbr Grape Shot, Bonneau, Is days from Charles.
tor, TO O'Brien & Hall-2d district
6chr Florida, Adams, from Havana, to master
Basin
Schooner Mary Adams, Lowe. from Boston, to
Geo W Hynson &co-Point
Schooner P RUSSELL Nickerson, from Boston,
10 master-POint
Lugger Magenta, Psdeni, from Pointe ala Hache,
TO master-2d dist IL
Lueger Live Oak Hingle, from Pointe a-la-nache,
TO master I'd dist Ia
Logger Gem, from Lafourehe, to master-2d
dist IL
Lugger Magnolia, savoil, from Lafcurche, to mas.
ter-2d dist IL
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Dr. Hewe's Mode OF Using vaeuun.


Br. Hewes Mode Of Using vaeu"~.
By Of atmospheric pressure local and internal sss
rsssss.s are instantly rssvsd which restores health
large class Of diseases IL sansss vigorous Of oooa
INTO ssa P an mail 49,
sans BY rsssss ns :. -
shrsnksp Parts Insotsney Weak Sexual sperms
Painful and Ineontneneeo Urine Enlarged Prostrae oosu
nate elect Vsroees certain FERNS 81 ste'ure etc. wnoh
..-.s.n-
la Ms eeea
Er.ac.s. Constitutional syphilis, skin Diseases Hsnon
sOns @ 70 eseh bat used together effect wonderful cures
Private Diseases Cured speedily.
As"eo,s' p'epsfee 400 'ru''neA i'i IN '' - ~
oeies hours from a y. TO r. Consultation tres.
Near Canal. New Orleans
EACTs = Mssss. kissss 4 HolIsnss, 5i No: as
hsys examined the patent that was gIsntss
veil ceussa to excite and tee good the
every instance bad occasion their beneficial
effect remain gentlemen. yey respectfully, your most
The pstest You hold for the
Maakon Bttes and find nothing In the Ingredients thereof
I ~ e ~ oaspte. Indeed is nothing ba ia
cordial aromatic bitter. I. A. SMITH. NJ D.
Your MaakOn bitters wnicn nave exsmlnep 20 nos
'i Yours - ''''' "'' -'' NJ soHUPPERr. NJ D.
C-.-- -.Eg.~rxT CUue oe
RUPTURE
USE
DR.. Ferrfss's Patent seffAdfusting Sup
porter Truss.
QUAR- Al, 0,h.,. NV a, v.. r,h,.
No SPRING. thus avoiding ali injurious pressure on the back
and with It HEsNIA or RUPTURE
Cen be Permanently Cared.
Over one Thousand persons N New orleans AND ueny can
sssr 70 .ps as, % n II e snrr.n. -
its superiority Also from well known parties
by information call address
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IA KENAIssANCE LoUIsIANAIsE.
EKw ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF n PAGES.
Devoted TO Southern Interests.
Seven Years Of Exstencel

DH. BURN DU BUIssOA,s DIGESTIVE
~ Lozenges and Powders Of the Alkaline Lactatss-Ths
ksus Lactsfss exercise the most beneficial influence over
the arrangements Of Digestion either ~ their peculiar
lssr through their combination with the saliva rzssrs
juice esuppy Of Tactic Acid which all Engs Preach
other Phyologs admit 10 be essential principle OF a.
seton fer the nformstsn q thoss who may b without
medical sdvice be stated here that the symptoms TN
paired digestion Headache pain in the fsshsal hsm
uAnA gsstritis gasr<is> hesrtbzrn, wind in the
and bowels loss Of sppstts smacatisn Al these soon
disappear under the action Of the Akxns Laeas vhic
may Be always had in iossnges powders. =
General dePetn Paris 81 GRIMAULT 90. g. ChnuIs<a n
Il n Prince Napoleon. = rue Hehslieu-
In New Orleans, 81 DUCON9Ks, DHLOOHE8, Gull
LOVE sn< a evsry sthsr g~>t Cbenis<'s
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X EKN n sHEARER,
JAMES n. KERN, New Orleans; p. w. sHKAuEE
vicksburz)
COTTON FACTORS AID COMMISSION MKRCHANTs.
No. 80 Perdido Street,
Few 0rissns
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
new xoRK.-
FoR INV YoRx sr.
u.aoHAxrs STEAMSHIP LIE
csnprisine the nntelass stssnships-
onNKRAL Captain J. ,. nnofs'H
CRESCENT CITY...--..--.-...-., captain = ". H 49,.
Captain ". =. .sa
oENKRAL EApE Captain A. " sampson.
ssflsg from New York and New Orleans every sAroA'
~ Gen. Meade, a
Capt A. ". SAMPSON.
VIII leave her wAs, ssst Of 1sslouss street, sAruR
DAY. March 7th, stsr.E
These Steamers have superior scesmmodss''ns TOR ps'
s<nger-
CABIN PASSAGE. ---"-......s@
WOOD. Low . LUDwrGsES
alf etsl1 No. 100 Common street.
FOR NEW YoRK DIRECT
TIE oRonwBLL LINZ
rhs Esns b composed osshs following stssushsps
eco. Cromwell. Cortes. Geo washington.
Geo. washinstoa.
H.v. GAGKR. Commands.
-nssv. ssr .A.rt q ssasass srsss SATURDAY.
March l4th, asBs. a.-
rrerhs Tor LvKRPooL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
y shss ss md sh~sush bills Of lading given sss s..~
rsr FREIGHT or psssars sspy 70
q Osrondeist sfrssk
-atf Tff uOsrr,rS tf
xEsoHAErr BOSTON, AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
ms L,.s oeuprsss the Fine ocsa. sssAzsEips
uoNcoRDIA. -. no tons. Leland. 0snmsndsr.
KENsINGroN..-IDo .. Hedges ..
st. LOUIS. ......l2oo :. Ciaasssn. ..
CLEOPATRA ....i2@ Rich.
oHIBNfAL...... 300 .. SNOW. ..
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
EoE na.rON VIA HAvANA---rHE
S Coneordia.
E. Leland, Commander.
WIN leave On SATURDAY March 7th. al p Il.
hcn Bulls Head, Fourth District.
These steamers sn superior accommodations pssssn-
gers rssh. insure the lowest raes and every f.
cy VIII ~ extended TO Shipper Fer freight or passage
spplsts oREKvY. EIoKERsoN 90.
No. IS osrondsst street
------
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HONDURAS
BELIZE, BRITISH HoNDURAs
UNDER CONTRACT WITH TIE BELIZE GOVERN
NENf.
To ssn on the FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday, Dec Is, ats o'clock Pm
COR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mall steamship
Trade Wind,
j.. woRRILL. Commander.
For ffsight passage, apply TO
BROOKS. MACDONALD . co, Agsnts
80 Csrondelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the steamer Enterprise
for Santo Toms. Omca Yssbel.
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MACHINERY, HARDWARE


MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
HARDWARE AND SHIP CnAxD1zxy
nElls b Bosr1cK. FRANK w. SEYMOUR,
Bostiek - Deyoour.
Importers and Deslsrsin
axAvy Ard sHELT HARpwAk AND curLzxs
FOvEs, IN WARE and TIENEK's TOOLS,
BAR and sh UT RON, TIN and TIN PLATE
SHEET COPPER, s-So. NAILS. AxEs.
CHAINS, sHOvELs SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE. SHEET LEAD. GAS PIPk
BRASS WORK and PIPE FIrruas
RgBBkR BELTING, BOSE and PACKING.
COTTON WASTE, Etc. ooRDA9B.
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TwTFBs.
OILS. PAINTS. LAMPS, LANTERNS, zss
AuKin4 efntsarbost and Railroad Supplies
fulton and Front streets. corner Common
Sole Agents fer ,. a. westOn's LIGHTNING RODS
EEDS FoUNDKH-
ESTABLISHED IN lsssj
Corner q Deierd and Fouchsr ssrsss&
wesss leave inform pablo generally
that We arc prepared formerly, manufacture
Engines Boilers. Sugar Mills. Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
chimes. Mills, Cotton Presses Newell Screws Gin
ing Mouths Crate ssrs all kinds Of Plantation
Steamboat wsrss s2s ever description Of Machinery IN
he South. LEEDS 90.
Orders ef ct Bez r. Mechanics and psAsrs' xxshsnrs
silirecs.ys promptsstsntios
SHAKsPxAEs lxoA roUHDKr.
y os Girod street, New Orleans
s0aK eEDDKs-J0s. A. sHAKsPKAKE-s Esoorj
0sddss, shskspsars - Co.
Lsa Ane Brass Fo.ndsrs and Maesins sfesus sysy
variety of Eteem Engines Sugar Mills, DRAINING
MI and Gin Gearing. Crate Ears Store Frsnks Ocn7na
Sash wsishts eta .isrssnfth Usrk II all kinxs
+ A RENAlssANCE LOUIsIANAIsE.
NEw ORLEANS FRENCH WEEKLY OF PAGES,
Devoted TO Southern Interests.
Seven Years Of Exstence.l
hs most csmm.ndsble publication for families csuny
people who practice the French lengusgs
esborsey the olitics Of the week,
The country the New Orleans American the interesting
facts q Louisiana the agricultural and commercial affairs
he community the market price the theatrical soess
heera and scientific productions Of the day, and gives
great variety OF useful facts instructive hunorisit
anecdotes, and all that compeses frst class
SUBSCRIPTION: 90 PER AENUN.
fhs n pages Of LA RENAISSANCE edited on &
columns and the advertisements conspcuousy dis
played with reading matter In each page that the
Journal Of the best advertising mediums South
Job Printing done In ali languages q Cont ssst, corner
ofErnhsngs Aney. New or,ezna
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-07

REGULAR RED RIVER LINE PACKET.
Leaves on SATURDAY. 7th inst, s5rE
Tor SHREVEPORT. LoGGY BAYOU, GRAN
Bayou. Grand Ecore. S. Maurice. Cotle Alexandri
Norman's. Brrbn's and all intermediate landings-Ihs
No. sidewheel fast passenger steamer
hart Able.
W. @. HANSON. Master; WIN. oULBERsoN. CLERK;
WIN leave as above Fer freight or passage apply on boar
or to GEO. ID. HIJE, Agent, IL Tchorpitouas q
SINNOTT A ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. st5r.
E0R GRAND ECoRE, ST. MAURICE, MON
eomery. (El take freight for all landings on the b.
Dep) Cotie. Alexandria Sormsns Barbins and all INK
mediate landings w take freight Shreveport and n,
mediate landings reshippng at Alexandrs-The new =
magnificent sidewheel passenger steamer
2s. Nicholas.
JOHN powTY. Masisz
Lon. Clayton and I. J. Dovty. Clerks
win leave above For freight passage apply bon
to WINBURN LORD 60 Grsyier strssk
Coast Landings high the mouth Of BED River cs
will be On the landing 10 receive freight every fhan
morning