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Aato, Caps and Furs.


GWE1T. DKMsTHR CO., Hats, Caps, Fur., Back
- Gloves and Mittsns. l02 and l04 Michigan Assdue,
CAfcago.
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L1mber, 6aah, Planning, dc.
NEWMAH. LsWB . 1uAWALT PlaDins Min. Sash
IN and Door ysctsry, asd Lnmbee Yard, Oi4rs.rs
Bon e,g2D.
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NOTICE.
ve,l Aeyshl,sbeA net that fplIy one \

Iiaa well established net that fully half of the
female portion OF our population seldom
IL the snjeynsas Of Asood health, u, - uss
their own sxpressaon snsver fsel welE" they
are ansuid devoid Of all energy ant
have appstite
10 this eias q pesDns the Bittsrs the Tonic are
especially commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
made strosg BY the Of either Of these rsms~s
They will every eaes u AA0AoMU6 without NIL
rboussnAs d rsvtinoases hass apsunulased /. the
hAn Il tn propsstos but saes Nh asw q tie psb-
lcatton Of but few These, II will b observe ID are
Of and such standing tAss they must b. b.
lisveA.
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Ions, &c. asa s
IIEDgRWOoDA CO. cenmissen Merchants in Flour
0ran, Seeds, Pork Lard, Beef failow. ETC., ONCE
% Waahlnston street.
GTILxs, COLBY D. ndMAHAN, Communication Mer-
chants ard Wholesale Provision Dealers. 235 South
water stress Chieaeo.
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uALL, KIADARK I CO., Importers and Dealers
1 1 IRON, Steel, Nails and Heavy Hardware, 50, 50
~ Michigan Avenuo.
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NTcoAau = 1lTgH, 10 sousS w1Nsr street, whole-
1Sl salsD euMs II Os1ssAna etns wSspptss Papers,
/ Qkwfy1na nI~dD b, ~ Anas~ &aSfnn
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Blank Beoks, stationery = ia
per Warehouse.
Brick Machine,

(vuLvHR. RA01 4 aOYnn, 1saAks Book Manafac
supsss, e9san Job PrintGs and Jobbers Of sin
Papers, ationsry and 6irden Goods RS 1870 Lakes
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GPaAD. PAIsCE M0LBHooK, Importers and deal
as N Osfpssinn. Rnnsr Hanging end Wiado.
eeAdsst We MI our good low, and AXE every In
dueeMsnt TO purchasers the market Will afford. ue~
Carpet House with stock entirely throughout. 81
v Asats o., eAAt front Of Crosb5s Opera House. Chi
oAko.
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M AIMING BntYs, WEsr I CO., Wholesale dealer. in
Dry Goods, - iAk-stress. Orr ssock euti ely
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n. O., ]. d q. ". R. R.-Feb 4-75 bales Of
cotton Richardson 4 May do w FriersOn eco
3 Catching & Elis-l Clapp Bros &co-2 Aiken
Rainey-6 Hillar &cO-l9 Warren. Crawford &
CO II Allison 6co-27 Jno 7 Harie &co-2j to
S Friedlander-55 J 3 Steedman-l7 B Gers'n-2
A ID Henkel 6cO-23 T II q J NJ Allen &co-l9 do
Alcus Scherck 4 Autey "A Gates, Gillespie 6cO-
2 Whucomb-27 Barrett n lie Sassier-i do
r Pritchard-5 r Powell-23 NJ Oglesby-l0 do
W r Greene & Bros-5i Payne, Huntington kco-
A Jos Hoy-3 NJ NILSSON &cO-l3S r l. Adams
u DicBmsn, Hill &co-26 Mcdowell " Nugent--
81 J & Crcmwe-5 Randall &cO-46 DO Lacey,
Terry &cO-9 J d Blair &cO-i G'lmor & Strong
Davis jenkins &cO-72 JnO Williams SOn--5l
Stewart Galbreath a Fizer--ltl TOrian-33
Woods, Matthews &cO-57 j p Higgins &co-S5
c A Green &co-lO BlakemOre, Woodbridge EcO-
Il T u : HCHdeTson-4l Beadies, WingJ &cO---
w ThompsOn-l5 $50 bricks L NJ Merntt-sun-
dries to Order-TOtal $50 bales cotton
n. o., q. s. u. W. h. R.-Feb 4-l6 hhds su'
gar I G Payan-2 do TO Plauche & Wits do to
J. Grande 6co-42 do r Hare Z Leverch-t
A Rochereau-l3 DO 20 bbs molas-es lily Tete-j
do Queyrouse & Bois-l2 DO Dudley Nelson's
do Hy Won Phui il &cO-6 do A Lane-l3 bales
cotton J W Burbrdge &co IL do Charpan-
uer-4l SKIS cotton seed TO Lapene & Ferre-l22
head cattle and sundries 70 Order-Total Is bales
cotton SO hhds sugar l2l bbls mOlssses
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VesseIs UP, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Schooner Ida RirdsAlL Brdssll-cleared Dec l6
Schuol sr Clarissa Allen. har-.learsd Dec Is.
Bank b Allen, Bray cleared NV IA
BOSTON.
Schooner II baker Crowel'-lsading Jan -.
Bark lincoln, rrott-ssled jan %.
Bark Jennie CoSb. Hswlsy-ssiled Jan II.
Sea.O 6 EHsst tTes%saLe lea, Jan
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship Pantheon, Bee-ly-l'sding Dee y
stesm-hiD Alhsmhra Thoms.-ssied Jan II
Sfi Arthur Cgusius-'aied jan
Ship Bell, IOdhunter-s / ed Jan 8
Sbi1 fressn. , Misunderstanding Jan l.
Ship Rochester. Oliv-r--aied Se ~
Snip Margaret Evans, Nc ullough-clesred Dec 8.
Ship Man Ann. Hamlyu-saeI uec.l&
Snip David canon, Hob es--sailsd Dec 70
shin VIM WoOdbu ', Vel nan-ssiled Dee 80
slip Asiste, Ancrsws--Ai ed Dec a.
Ship Cordeli-, King cleared Dec g
Ship Ocean Phantom, Acksy-sailed Dec =.
LONDON
Ship Prince George, hawk ns-cleared Dec IL
Sttp Assam Valley, Evans cleare Dec Is
SHIP Protector Maruni-cle tred Dec g.
GRIMSBY.
Steamship Ed Hawkins, Wiison-Ssiled Dec ..
HAVRE.
ship Duchess d'OrleaDs, Hines-sallsd Dee 2J
MbSSENL
Bark PrAndsIlO, TatAro-clsAIsd Dec9
ANTWERP.
ship Ukraine Melchsr-ssed Dec %
Bark Jupiter-saled DtclS
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta. Ispen-sailed Nov IL
CADIZ
Bark Fanny EAlsr Ode-ss ed Nov H. and sal ed FROM
Gibraltar Nov 10 Put into Kingston, ia, Jan. lat,
GENoi.
Ship Colombo, ovirO-eleAred Des5
GLASGOW.
Ship stSHa, heAllister-ssled Dec 10.
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Bstists. Gaglimini-sailed Fov RS
RIO DIX JsREIRO.
Brig satinells-sailed Nov IS
MATANZAs
Brig Poinsett-clesred Jana
OARDIFF WALES
Ship Southern AupiIe Duelas-saled Jsal
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UisArao ESsssrdGT.
Steamship Clinton, Beckett, for Galveston,
Chas A Whitney dco
Br steamship Mexico, Pitfsld for Vera Cruz,
Creevy, Nickerson AGO
Steamship Lizzie, Fletcher, for Pensacola,
Master
Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Aranzas, Tex,
Geo p DeshOn
Steamship Alabama, Benson, for Rockport,
Chas A Whitney eco
Steamer Sarah Deering for Mobile. Master
Steamer Planter, Newberry, for Montgomery,
Master
Ep brig Vercedor. S1reda, for Barcelona, Master
SCbr f. r Smith Grill for New York Master
Br scLr Challenger, Joseph, for Grand Caymln,
L Pilsbury
Schr G A PIERCE, Farrar, for CienfuegOs,
JOS Kelley
Barge No SO, Coils for st Louis, in ballast,
Master
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WIN confer a favor upon the press By hoIsiing
their signal numbers (ROdgers' or Marrystt's
Code) on arriving within i've miles Of W Pass
Bar By this means their arrival will be reported
Feversl hours in advance OF the time il COW re-
uuires to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at " Pass Is provided
with signal books and ESQ receive communications
Nv means OF signal tags. 3. 8. OsBOE
Boarding Officer. 3 Pas.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Clint7n-42j bbls 70
-four Is hhds sugar 30 bbls sugar 300 SKIS salt 20
bbls potatoes loo bales hay 20 csks bacon 100 SKIS
oats 800 sks corn 20 bbs whisky
VERA CRUZ Steamship MeXicO-399 bales Of
cotton end sundry md-e
PENSACOLA Steamship Lizzie-320 bbls -four
IS bbls pork 80 csks bacon 40 bols sugar 1900 SKIS
corn 100 sks oats 80 bbls potatoes
ARANZ As PASS-Steamship Reindeer-lS bbls
-four % sks corn 10 pigs tobacco etc
NEW lORK-Schr l. f Smith,, 900 bushels
corn
GRAND CAYMAN-Schr Chalenger-l2 bbls
-four 6 hhls pork and sundFies
CIENFUEGOS-Schr q A Piesce-l0O0 empty
bbls
ROCKPORT-SteamshipA labama-IO0 SKIS salt
leo SKIS corn 8 hbs whisky 10 bbls potatoes
BARCFLONA-Big Vencedor-4g2 bales cotton
1000 slaves
NOBuE-Steamer Sarah-l0 bbls -four al bXs
tobacco n hblS molasses
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Planter-l3 hhds SUI
gar hhds bacon
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Memoranda.
.ARINB DISASTER.

Kew West Jan 27-The steamer Rochester, I'm
New York bound 10 New Orleans, ran ashore Jan
90 on Cape Florida. She was gotten of by the
wreckers, and arrived here to-day leaking.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, Jan 27-Arr from New Orleans, bark
L A Allen and brig w II Bickmore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool, Jan lO-Cld for New Orleans, ship
Ocean Phantom, HaZelton.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GHAs. NASH sells. II O'Clock A. At the corner OF
~. Ibares ard Perdido stree,s, furniture etc
A r PICTON sells II o'clock ~ No lo7 Poydras
street. furniture, etc shOves snd bar stores.
MONTGOMERY BROS A co. sell II A. n, al p.
Liners stables. Grayier street, horses. mues. etc
@ DE FERIFT sells at II O'Clock A. n IS BienVlle
street furniture, etc and Bohemian ware.
GARDNER SMITH. YEISER a co sell al lO1S o'clock A.
n Al IS CustOmh0use strc et, furn ture.
~ ZEE advertiseu1ruts second page.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WEStERN RAILROAD.
U. b. Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Hestera a ouislRna and Texas.

The Railroad Feryboat will leave the foot Of St Ann street,
opposite the jackson Square DAILY at ~ connecting
WITH the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers stsAM
Shippers and eonsnees Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Trs ser Company, Camp and Common
their goods received delivered any part
OF the city q reduced rates OF drsysga
Fsghts for stations the road landings TIE Teche
and for Upeousss de verabe New iberia st Martins.
Vile received dai Sundays excepted from 10 NJ,
At the foot Of S. Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou Lsourehe between LAbs-
devle and Lockpou, for Blangsr Canal and for HOumA,
will be received and transported through via leland Is
fourhs Terrebonne stations through Steamboat
An outward freight payable the tine Of shipment aud
III inward freight delivery.
@. ". R. BAILEY,
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ST. LOUIS.

Leaves OnCFDNEsDAY. Feb 5. si5PE
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vTCKs-
burg. Nachez Baton Rouge and intermediate landing
The fLe passenger tteaner
John KiIgour,
J. B. WEAVER, Master; n B. BAILEY, Clerk;
VIII leave shove. For freight sppy board
or TO JOHN A. STEVENSON, Agent,
Is Front street
DOUGLAS a DoHoHUR. 3TehOupitoulss street.
ALLEN, WAYNE 4 CO., Agents, 81 Matches e.
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Below Waiting Orders.
NIn.rer. nr VasseIs

Ship Assam Valley, Evans, from London, Dec 10,
to Ashbridge Ocean
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, msHH
ENOR VI " sBUFG. GRAND GULF, RODNEY
II Matches, Fort Adams, Bayou
lAndngf-Ihe steamer ~ ogebta CaptAiA T. p Leather
sam Ayles clerk, III her trips SATURDAY.
evening, TIE 18th int leaving New Orleans every Saturday
evening, 81 o'cock
SINHOTT L ADAMS, Is Commercial Plaza
Steamer Magenta connects Ycksburg With the steamer
Countess for fsEeo River, aud with the steamer Myrtle for
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ArrINed Keaterdnr.

Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, from Baltimore, via
Havana, 10 WitheTspOOn, Halsey &cO-2d dist
STEAMSHIP Juuia'a, Hoxe. from Philadelphia, oath
ult, via Hayan, 10 Creevy, Nickerson eco
I'd district
Ship Peiades. Wood, from Valencia, in ballast, to
master-2d district %
Bark Hawthorn Williams, from Boston, to master
Sd district %
Brig Ossipee, Tw1mbly, from Boston, TO G A Fos-
dick 6co-lst district %
Brig Winfield, Osgood from Vera Cruz, in ballast,
10 f Nenr ard-lst district Is
Brig Glendale, Mcintyre, from CienfuegOs, in bal
last To- G. Fosdick &co--lst district 10
Scbr NJ Wright, Freeman, from Boston, 10 Rus.
sell Hall-lst district %
Iuprer Gen RiNo, Semeria, from POinte-a-la-
Hache-2d district7
ToWBoATs.
Heroine, Brown, from the Passes-Towed down
aud to sea 25th inst, bark Rambler, and schrs
Franklin, Billy BUTTS aud Welc0me-BfOught
up trigs Os,ipee, Winfield and Glendale
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passes-TOwed
down and 10 sea, ship Reunion ami brig G w
GeGry-Brought Up bark Hawthorn aud schr
EN- Wright
STEAMBOATS,.
GenJ A Quitman, White, from Memphis.
Grey Eagle Pratt, from Lake Providence.
Emma No 2, Moore, from Camden.
Irene Underwood. from Jefferson.
Wild Duck, Adams, ON Cincinnati, with
barges
Wild Wagner, Goddin, from Natchez.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Lafourche.
Thos Powell, AucOin. from Thi0OdiuX.
Frances, Blakesee, from MOBILIZE RR.
Atlanta, Staples, from Wetumpka-Basn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


The pEoMwELL LINE
This Line is composed efshe following steamships;
SEQ. Cromwell, COrtes,
Geo. Warrington. General Meade.
General Grant, Sherman.
TIE steamship
Geo. Cromwell,
E. Z. VAIL. Commander,
vnlssvs her wharf, iess sfTSul.sss street, THURSDAY,
February 9th, atsAA
Freight fer LIVERPOOL, HAvRB and BREMEN taken
BY this line. and through bills Of sdns given for sama
Fcs rsieht or passage spSly 70
ALFREB MouLroH,
Carondelet street.
BOSTON.
kEROHANrg BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
TAh LIns csupri.s the Fins oosAs sse.nsAl.s
ooNOoRDIA.....2OO tons, Lssnd, CsnnAaasA
KENsINGToN....l&o Hedges. =.
81. LouIs........l2Oo Cisasssa. ..
CLEOPATRA Loo e. Rieb, ..
cRLENTAL....... 800 .. Sosw, q.
Forming Regular Weekly Lima
EOE B0zTOH--rHE STEAMSHIP
st. Louis,
SEARS Commander,
VIII Issvs en- SATURDAY February s,h, at P. Il,
from Eulls Eead, Fourth District.
These steamers s1or superior sccOmO1aEOns psssen-
and freight and insure a. the lowest rates. and every "a
city VII ~ sxtesSsd 70 shpDer Fer freight
spBysO CREEyT, NICKERsoN CO.,
No. IS Carondels. strest
BALTIMORE-HAVANA,
FOX BALTMoRE AND HAVANA
TIE EKW ORLEANS BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
EEGULAB sENLHOFrHLY LINE OF sTEARsHIPS.
LIBERTY......Is0o .Thos A Bain, Commander
o0BA..-......llss tens. .DukehArs, Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES EAuz
FIRST CABIN:
FhrozgA Tickets to New eco.
EOH BALTIAxcRE ANE HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splsadid fas, steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART. Commander.
wm leave A. sbOvs, en- FRIDAY, February 7th, a, Il
o'clock H.
For freight or passage having unsurpassed sOOOmnOda
sons, apply 20 wITBERsPoON, HALsEY CO.. Agents,
20 Carondelet street.
se signed PeritI for e ght ust We procsTod nom this
once No freight for HsVsns taken ssr II o'clock on
me LiBERTY. Captain Thos A. Balm. will follow.
CORPUS CHRISTI,
Tsxss-Landing freight and passengers at Rock.
port and S.. Mary's Wharf
SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb 9Th. at6rn.
D0Vp rnRpUra Suuuau,I cOTJAn AVN GAN
AntOniOIhe spltndid AL size vheelowpressurs
steamer
B. B MAGRATH, Commander,
For terms Of freight and passage having uSeq9Sed fse.
ties for both apply TO GEORGE DESHON,
Is Carondelst street.
MORGAN LINK U. S. MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb. sts, atsrx.
TOE CORPUS CHRISTI, RoOKPoRr AND
St. May's-The pressure sidswhesl iron steamship
Austin.
S. P. FARwELL. Commander.
VIII leave her wharf fost of ST. Joseph street, above,
The Agstn will 60 to Rockgort landing fesh. pas
for Corpus Christi and St Mars At that place
ChAs. a. whitney l. co, Agents,
No freight received without order from the gents.
CENTRAL AMERICA.
HONDURAS.
BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THB BELIZE GOVERN
hENr.
70 sail shs FOURTH SATURDAY OF Every Month,
Commencing Saturday Dec. %, at o'clock P.
EOR BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
J. 7, wORRILL, Commando.
For freight or passage apply 10
BROOKS, MACDONALD CO., Agents.
80 CsrOndelet street.
The TRADE WIND connects with the steamer Enterprise
for Ssnto TomsN Ouca, Ysabel
gTEAMBOATS-.-sTE
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BELOW Coming Up.

Steamship Ed Hawkins. Walker, from Grimsby,
Dec 20. to Silkenstadt &co
Bark Jennie Cobb, -, from Boston, TO Thorn
dyke x Norton
Brig Nympha. --, from Rio de Janeiro, to
Elliott & McKeeyer
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IN, ports.

enthusiastically Cuba hskts tomatoes
AeXeud.r-2 cases tobacco + Beling-l box CT
rars 200 bxs sugar Cha1raiX 4 Agar-l03 do To A
COuturie &co-lg4 do SKIS peanuts rrOisgros-
II do Fatjo 4 BrunasO-40 bxs fish 10 mats garlic
II hskts tomatoes 9 n 1chn-3oOJ cigars + Deflr
3 cases mdse F.de-S9OO gold II Jos Eeiley-2t
pk.s lumber NJ Lopez PIX s fruit 2 Llanes-
ia do J Macheca-2 csses cigars 5 r Mayol-ll
bales tobacco Gilmarso-3 lkgs fruit r TramOnta
h0BIl.E-Steamer Frances-i3l bales cotton 10
Creevy, Nlckerson &cO-l2 Do SilkeOstadt &cO-
% Lehman, Newgass ScO-7 Hamilton Banks
IS BlakeWore, Woodbridge &co-2O Jos HOy-G5
Beadles. Winao &co-3 FrIedander-sunir tries to
order-Total $50 bales cotton
WFTUMPK A-Steamer A1anta-423 bales cot
ton Lehman Newgass 6co-l93 NJ Hillar ScO-2l
Battle & Noble-lO2 W Farley &co-ls Jurev X
Harris-suudres 20 order-rotal 757 bales cotton
PHILADELPHIA VIA HAYANA-Steamship
JuTiais-Astd mdse
BOSTON-Bark Hawthon-747 tons ice C Ice
BGST0N-Rrig Osslpee-S25 tons ice Ice
Company
BOSTON-schr II Wright-As,d mdse
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oFr1cE o. CAMP ST.. NEW ORLEANS

J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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yFtarins c5nteIIigsnte.

CHEsoKr7 OPTICS, NO. ~ OAEP sTsHSf, 4
"Wednesday, February 5, 1908.
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ReeeIpt. I'D Frodues.

MEMPHIS Steamer Gen Jn) 4 Quituan-457
bales cotton Herman, Hertz &co-2S7 DO to 7 & 5
Henderson-27l NJ Greenwood & SOn-2A to or
der-247 W johnson ScO-,s6 4 MOuton-2u
Jos Hoy-l73 Bradley, Wilson &co-l50 Howard
Prestons & Barrett Us Summers & Brannins-7l
Richardson h Mays Bower Gamer-62 DO TO
Stewart Gslbresth & FiZer-4O Lacey, Terry &co
b9T H& } NJ Allen &co-52 Payne, Huntington d
CO.'S Irby, Mcdaniel &cO-36 Horrell ScO-
u " S Pickett &cO-27 Barrett & lie Sassier-27
John Thornhil-22 Nelson, Lanphier &cO-22 do
Boyd & Mar,in-22 Violet, Black &cO-2l Adams.
CoCkburn h Howe-20 Woods, Matthews &cO-lS
John Phelps &cO-.lS Winston, Morrison &cO-l7
Martin 4 Case-l6 Blakemore, Woodbridge &cO-
Bussey 6co-l5 ODER, Atwater &cO-l5 Morrison,
Buck 6co-l2 Hy Won Phul jr &co-ll W Per-
sOn-ll Jurey & Harris-lO W Burbridge &co-
10 $ Kennedy 6co-9 c Whtmore-9 do to
J Smith, W Arthur &co-S Garrard 4 era 2
Campbell strong-6 Waddy Thompson &co-
Davis. jenkins &cO-5 Hamilton Dunnca-5 DO
CB Champ in-5 r Prtehard-4 5 II Ably &co-4
jennings, Wicks 4 Bro p Harrison 4 Son-4
Hunt & Macsulay-4 II Ware Il SOn-3 Dickman
Hill &co-2 BOuligny 4 Esclapon-l A H Peale &
col stewart, Hyde &co-l B Gerson-l Clapp
Bros &co-l hhds tobacco Sinnott & Adams-lO0
caddies tobacco TO order-n bxs do Stewart, Gal.
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ome,al Journal OF the state OF Louis,aa,
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ITO SHIPPERS OF FRvIpHr on raR
4 ALABAMA RIVER-Ehs MOBILE TRADE CON-
PANY now running DAILY LlNk OF Nam
ber One Freight and Passenger Boats on the Alabama
River leaving Mobile ENFkN EVENINa az o'clock,
the SATURDAY end WFDN sSDAY Packets extending
their n ps to WetunkA Freig leaving New Orleans
THURSDAYS FRIDAYS aud TUESDAYS will be put
Though 10 Weipmpka wi hout detention.
sINNOfT a ADAMS Agents, IS Commercial Place
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SOUTHERN ITEMS,

carefully cued from exchanges In the selection prspa
ration Of News other Reading Natter
IL claimed that the CRESCENT IL surpassed By any
other daily journal in the United 5tstes. The
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New Orleans, Jan. ], 1868
Shippers informed that this company now giving
Through Bills Lading 70 ths above points.
All claims for Loss, Damage, Ovsrehsrgs viii be
pro n ply ssttled at uont Of delivery.
For further information, inquire the Depot CalIope
street. or at The Company's Ofcs A CaronJeet street.
T. S. WILLIAMS, Gonl Superintendent.
JANIS YONcE, General Freight Agent
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To promote the social material and political webeing OF
city Of New Orleans Louisiana and the gres
southwest will be in the future has been in the past
purpose OF this journal The columns Of each days issue
referred Of the fathulnsss and
with which this design is executed.
While the standpoint Of CRESCENT independent
all the subjects Of newspaper
and discussion opinions always be found DO can
didly definitely and fesrlsssly expressed
A carefully selected corps Of
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACES = MORGAN LINE o. s.
Mail Steamers
LOB BAY ct. LOUIS. PASS OHRIHTIAH,
Mississippi City. Biloxi Ocean Springs and ascas Ouis-
WINTER ARRANGEMNhr.
The ard elegant low pressure iron steamer Laura
Capt JOS MALkfk viii make regular trips % places
follows, arrival POntcharrAin Railroad trains below:
On TUESDAYS the arrival Of tss A. train.
On SATURDAYS. arrival OF II a. uAin-On this trip
goiI TO Pascsgonla.
Returning, will leave OCEAN Springs MONDAY and FRI.
DAY Evenings: Psscagoula syery MONDAY noon.
The shove will be regularly mace sni@-s prevented ~
low Fn- further Information apply
OHAS. A WHITNEY a 90, AgasSs,
rstrns frrsl
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
FHRO UGH BATES OF PREF HT.
81. Louis, Louisville, Columbus, Cairo, Rome,
AtlaEtn, Macon, Augusta and Charleston.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. Feb. 5, Et5rH5 X
EOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
X Bsyou Grand Eeore, Cole AeKandis Norman, Bar
bins, and all way landings-The fine steamer
Irene,
WA. UNDERWOOD, Master; J. c. MITCHELL ClsrS
Wn leave above For freight aoply board
orto WIN N. SuRLs, l6 New Lsyee street.
A. BRITEoN co, Front street
REGULAR SHREVEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
sEMIWEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS.
E'OR sIIREvEPORT, LoGGY BAYOU, GRAND
Bsyou Cousbstts CsmPte, GLsre Eeore, 81 Maurice,
lsndrgs-Ihe hne passenger ,te1mers Bart Able, ".
Hodge 40. e,P'C san,eouery. mas r' = v csnS:.
CLERK National, John Smoker master Richard snnOtt'
Bart Able. II. I. Hedge National.
saturday JAN IS wednesday Jan % s4turd,y, F,b. l.
Wednesday, FEB Saturday, Feb s. Wednesday Y
wedn.s4sy, FEB 20 SATURDAY. FEB 20 wedassasy. Mes
stairway march, Wednesday n 'eh u saturday. u
Saturday, " IS "Wednesday April l. saturday, April 4
Tie above steamers Shreveport th the No.
sbasis I'M. Por ieSbt ., pSssaH. seey ON so., "a
ofto sINSoTT ADAMS, Is GonasTesi Place 1ss.1
GEO. d HITE, Agent, II TchoupitOuas 1t.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at Pn
EOR GRAND ECsRE, ST. sAURICE, MONT
gomery, will take freight for all landings the Bon
Diss Collie, Alexandria bormsn's Bsrbrns and all
mediate landings Cwil take f,ightor Shreveport inter-
mediate landings reshipping at AlexAndriaTLs and
magnificent sidsuheel passenger steamer
80. Nicholas,
John DowTY. Master,
Lou Clayton and I. J. Dowty, Clerks,
Viii leave as above freight passage apply board
JOYCE STAFFORD q Unisn street.
The St Nicholas vii take freight with passengers for al
viii be tie landing receive freight every Thursday
morning