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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01
RAILROAD ZINES.
WASHINGTON. eIExA. & GEoseEToWN

WASHINGTON. eLExA GEORGETOWN I
Ga@g - ID ssssszzaE
ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JAN o..
" 1869, End ulrii trrther notice Lo:al Ps.r
senae. Train: viii ran between WASuIYE
TOS and ALEXANDRIA as follows:
LEAVE ALTMAN OKLA. from the cor,e,
Of st Asaph and ( ing SITS, at 6:DO 6:NJ and 100
n In, and l:0O, 300 and $40 y. III. AID from
cora er Of Duke and Henry streets. u. T:15 y n
LEAVE WA HiNGrpN, from MAr,l.nI
Avenue Depot, at 100, q: q ani HOO (. IA. All
2:OJ, 40, 600 aud Gas D. III.
THROUGH MALL IRA 90,
EE, We WASHI cos, from Ma. y.aai
Avenue lc ot, at Cos a III. -..
~, A. STEVENS, Gen. ::up.
w. j. PHELPS. Gen. Manager. ia Yl-,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

The death Of "Gen. Washington body ser
want it Is said, has been recorded, annually,
from 1909, up to this date | He has died in
many places, too from Maine to Georgia also,
once in California; IS. - s1tS.. a;i~,.zi igsi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

Prof, Goodwin Smith, of England, has an.
nounced his purpose to visit this country in
order to take up q. residence OF some months
to secure material Tor history of the late war
He ID not the man nor are these the times for
him. $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01
PRINTING.

T.. r., PRINTING.
A LEXANDRIA GAZETTE
LOB PRINT1NG OFFICE,
Is now prepared to execute with neatness
and dispatch
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK.
Having added largely to our assortment OF
BE-. Ill., JOB TYPE:
we are enabled to print,
IN GOOD STYLE,
PAMPHLETS,
LAWYERS BRIEFS
DRUGGIsq"s LABELS,
..." BILLS LADLNGt
RAILROAD RECEIPTS
~ ... INSURANCE POLICIES,
SCHOOL REPORTS,
CARDS,
CIRCULARS
....... HAND BILLS,
PROGRAMMES,
-.' BILL HEADS, &C., a.
at reasonable prices. - dec 20
TLOAKS AND SACQUE3.
An assortment of beautiful Cloth Closks ana
Sacqu"s, just received by
nov 20 HARPER 4 BIO
do LAGUYKA, MANILA and JAfa
IN COFFEE received this day and fDr ;a''
by AVERY 3 DAYlDSuN'
nov ii 226, King street. cor All[ot.
SAUSAGE, CUTTERS, Of different king
~ and sizes tG suit all classes, for sale y! o.
King street. .....,,,u
dec IL JOHN II. CREIGHTON & SON-
HNISHEkS u NKIV 4 LIED III NJ
4 MEAT, received this s1av and for sal "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

The public debt statement for January, tits
said, will not present a very encouraging ex-
hibit, as the total will be increased to about
twelveaor fifteen millions This Increase is
caused chiefly by the payment of warrants for
army expenditures on the frontier. The pros
pect for a further reduction of the debt, at
present, is not good. X al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

Argument was commenced yesterday 10 the
Supreme Court in the McArdle case, which in
wolves the constitutionalty of the Reeonstrdc-.
ton laws Judge Hughes, one of the counsel
on the, part Of the War Department, entered a
motion for the dismissal Of the case, on the
ground Of the Court not. having jurisdiction.
Hewas followed by ex:Attorney Gen. Black,
who opposed the motion. During the argu-
ment Chief, Justice Chase announced that tho
case would 20 over to next Friday J, -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

The value placed by the Radicals upon the
speech of Senator Morton, on the Reconstrpo-
ton bill, may be learned from the statement
that the, Radical members of Congress, have
subscribed for 100, 900 copies, for distribution
We are told that the arguments of MIR. Mort on
have been, ,aaellea by the replies Of Senators
johnson and Hendricks. .r' Sys,l,, .g3 ait
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

(NLOV Err SEED.
$50 bushels prime Covor Seed, just receive
and for sale by ..-....#
feb HOOE Il WEDDERBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-01

The Constitution Of the U, S. provides that
each aud every State shall,have two Senat ors
In ten States we'll, that ) nothing; We 60 on.
Maryland. which never "rebelled which
never ''seceded (which furnished troops and
arms to the government during the late war;
which was t'Union which is as much, and
always has been, as much 3 portion of the
United States as Massachusetts lis allowed
but one.Senatorl The other stands knocking
at the door nothing morel -
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Arrived Yesterday,


Fr ship Duchess d'Orieans, Hines from Havre, to
G W Hynson &c6-Point
SD brig Adelaide, Nieramble, from 81 Iago de
Cuba. in ballast. 70 master-<th district 80
Brig N Burns, Burns, from Apaachicola, to
Joyce q Stafford-2d district
Echr Union, from Brazos Santiago, to master
I'd district
schr Lizzie Evans, Evans, from Galveston, to Jos
Kelley-POnt
schr d Fnney, Townsend, from Galveston, in
ballast, 10 Vim Goldenbo Nd district
Brit schr AndrOmeda, Ashley, from Cardenas,
schr Pippo, Pippo, from COvington, to master
Basin
Lueger Magnolia, from Bayou L'Curs, to MASTER
"a district IA
Logger Gem, from Lafourche, to MASTERED dis
trlct IL
Gladiator, Burdick, from the Passes-Towed
down and 10 sea, LIST inst, ship Canova, bark
Bon Fills, schrs Express and II Squires-
Brought up chip Duchess d'Orleans and schr
Union
Wabash. Melville, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, lst inst, ships Europa and Col
COnda, bark NOuville Helvete, and schrs 5
Campbell and CLital-BrOught up brigs Ade-
laide and } NJ Burns, schrs AndrOmeda, E ID
Finney and Lizzie Evans
STEAMBOATS,.
Magenta feathers, from Vckshurg.
st Nicholas, DOwty, from Grand Ecore.
Ceona. Patterson, from Delhi.
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Bart Able Harrison, from Shreveport.
NJ Sharp, Dugas, from LoCkpoTt.
VIM Butler, Glasscock, from Bayou de Gaize.
Thos Powell AucOin, from ThibOdaux.
Aloe. RadOvich. from Lower Coast.
A Brown. Bassett, from Lower Coast.
Waoon, Ruiz, from Southwest Pass.
Frances, Hopkins, from Mobile-P RI.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
Inporfa.

HAVRE-Sbip Duchess d'Orleaus-4 csks wine
Kenner q Miler-30 bids Stark, Staulfer eco
] pkg do Poursne-S csks wine q w Graetch-
] cases mdse Kicks HALF csks wine O Obert
90 cases mdse Communy-l pkg brandy II csSs
wine cases mdse & T Bdddecke-4O bsktes wine
20 cases do A Rocbereau-2 do Phillips-l6 cks
do Mayer Bros-2 pkgs mdse Kohn-lS0 pkgs
bottles Sewell y Halls pkgs mdse r Brugier-l
do LudWig-2 kO + Eichelberger-30 csks wine
Ihiele, Seller &cO-4 pkgs mdse A Lanata-l csk
do G ii Miller &cO-25 cases do Laurent-lI
pigs do Hunt & Macaulay-2 do pianos Char
peau * LOUtTe-l cases mise l. De Montezan-l
do Cusachs x Ogden-l9 pkgs do Jos Santni-lO5
cases wine FOucher-2 pianos l pkgs mdse l.
GruneBaid-2 do l. Poincey--l do Scherck-2 do
T. Thiers-4O bNs wine T B Blanchard-2 cks wine
W Cerf-l pkgs mdse Miller * Piaget-l case do
RANSOM pkgs mdse J } Bonaiie-l do II Scwit-
Zer-6 do Leon Pierre &cO-l csk kirsch L VIM
lng-2 pkgs mdse Ii Lacousse-2 do II Deiasse-
] b Decker G Pharmadin-l FOurney-I Lam
bert-l Maunsell & BOgel-5 J lie Berque-I
Deochee-5 Weishaar-l2 J Pelloree-3 Muller
4 PiaRet-l do ClOsterman Bayle-l csk mdse J
Gurenheim-4SO pkgs wine Remand, Francois eco
pkgs mdse Marburg h Forster-l9 TremOulet-
3 l. Grande &co-l z Sarrazn-l Moulor i Du-
meistre-2 Graugnsrd Schneider-6 5 Moore
A Griswold &cO-6 DIR & Thayer-l + Benson
al II Richards Ursulines COnvent-5T5 bbls
potatoes 100 baskets do 5l7 baskets onions 10
q W Hynson &co-200 empty bags 5 pkg7 mdse
10 order
MOBlLE-Steamer Frances-l3 bales cotton to
J u Blair &co-l5 40 stewart, Hyde &co-s6 do
JOS Hoy-62 II MOrrison-32 Wheeler x Sheppard
] Pace, Lavender & Harper-l2 do Knox &co-
sundries to order-Totsl PSI bales cotton
APALACHIC0LA-Bng NJ Burns-lS4 bales
cotton Wood, Low X Ludwigsen-36 McColl-
SO Post 4 Hohby-57 Brooks, Macdonald Sco-
Total 326 bales cotton
CARDENAS-Sc Audromeia-2sI hhds and
IS ties molasses TO order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
ExDOrts.

PHILADELPHIA VIA Steamship
Cuba bbls sugar bbs molasses Is bbls pecans
and sundries for Balmore-25O ties lard 20 ties tall
low ties hams l73 bbls potatoes 200 bales hay 200
SKIS bran IS SKIS corn for Havana
NEW YORK-Ste8mship Ashland-5l5 bales
cotton 20 rolls leather 2040 skis corn so bales rags
500 empty bbls 1900 hides and sundries
NEW Notwithstanding Tybee-S22 bales cot
ton 1908 SKIS corn tons coal
GALVESTON-St Steamship Harlan-li55 bbls OF
-four 81 bbls whisky 500 bxs starch 1000 SKIS oats
1000 SKIS corn aud suudries
SAN SEBASTIAN-Bark San Sebastian-50O
bales cotton 1000 slaves
CARDENAS-Schr Mable Hall-35 empty ties
2lO empty hhds 200 empty bbls 81 bids hoop poles
HAVANA-Brig Sir Robert Peel-l0O tons coal
100 empty hhds 80 empty ties 100 empty bbls
HAVANA-Brig VIM Pitt-l05 tons coal 100
empty bhcs 80 empty ties 100 empty bbls
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YORK.
Schooner Ida BirGsal, Brdsall-ceared Dec i6.
Schooner + ia neseB. gsmesOn--clesred Jan 20.
Schooner Clsrissa Allen, hals-searsd Dec ID
Bark G Allen, Bray cleared Nov IA
BOSTON.
Steamship Oriental sears-cleared Jan 20.
ship Artssu-loGiirg Jan -
Bark Lincoln, Trott-saled Jan %
LIVERPOOL.
s.sSmship Pantheon, BRsesly-load,ns Dec :;
Sbi1 Arthur. Cousins-taled JAM.
ship Eredsn, MISUNDERSTANDING Jsnl.
Ship Rochester, Oivsr--ssied sets
Ship Margaret Evans, Mcoullough-eleArsd Dec s.
Ship David Carcn, HGeDss1sailed Dec 70
ship m Woodbury., Mel Tan-sAied Dee 50.
ship Asstc, kndrsws-sai'ed Dec 70.
sSP oSsaS fba S9s S:tS Dec
LONDON.
SHIP Prime. Prince G Gs FT1s Dss
Ship Protector, Maroni-ciesred Dec d
HAyRg
Stesms, ip Pantheon Beesy-sailed Jan II.
Ship DsohssS d'Oreans. Hines-sailsd Des Is.
BORDEAUX
Bark GuepuIcoaDs-saed Dec q.
MkSSENI
Bark Pirsndsllo Tataro-clssred Dec %.
ANTWERP.
Shin Ukraine Melchsr-ssied Dec 20.
Bark Jupiter-saled Dec IS
MELBOURNE.
Ship Marietta, Lspen-ssed Nov IL.
CADIZ
Gibraltar nov =. Put into 81. IsgJ lie Cuba Jan.
In distress.
GENOt.
Slip Colombo, Ovro-cleared Des5
GLASGOW.
Ship S.afa McAnistsr-sailed Dec Is
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Batists northumberland Nov g.
RIO DE- JhEEIRO.
Brig sstinela-sailed Nov %.
MATANZAs.
Brig POinsett Cleared Jan
CARDIFF, WALES.
Ship southern mpi. c. Duelas-sailed Jsnl
Bark Ehzabsth Voc, Scott-s lied Dec -
Bark EDWIN. Bruce-sailed Jan 10.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
ueeeIpts OF ProdusS.

Observation-Disclosures agenta-lS6 bales of
cotton Richardson May-lu I II 81 NJ Allen
Sco-lll Payue, Huntington &co-llI BlAkemore,
Woodbridge AGO. 81 Hogan i PastOn-4l Meyer,
Deutch Wes- "a Buckner &cO-26 Newman
&cc-2i Ober Atwater &co-2l Winston, MOrri-
son GEO. n Jonas X PROFESSIONALLY Musson eco
20 Barrett 4 lie Sasser-2O Gates, Gillespie &co-
Is Juo 7 Hardie &co-l7 r L Adams &co-l7 do
J r Powell-l6 Penn & Denegre--l6 @ Champ
lin-l5 John Thornhill-l3 J P Harrison 4 Son
l3 Prtchard-l2 S H Ably &co-lO JOS Hoy-9
Boyd Martins Hirsch & Wsllace-s II Allison
&co-s Hy Won Phul jr &co-6 Garrard 4 Craig
Peet, Williamson &cO-6 Aiken 4 Raney-5 do
Butler, Terry Sco-5 do r c Weatherly &co IS do
T & Henderson-5 4 Levitt Male, Day &co-
4 Lehman, Newgass &cO-4 r Flower 4 Macs
W X Greene Bros Campbell, Eckford &co-
Summers 4 Brannins-4 Randall 6co-4 New.
man &co-4 Burnett &co-3 Jno Williams 4 Son
3JA Lanes W Tullis-3 W A Bell &co-3 do
Morrison. Buck &co-2 do Lacey, Terry &co-2 do
John Nixon &co-2 Catching & Ellis-l Steele 4
Plnckard-l Gerson-l Mcdowell & Nugent-l
S FIiedander-l W Person-l W Arthur Sco
ST DaSilva-sundries TO order-Totsl ll22 bales
cotton
GRAND ECORE-SteamerS st Nicholas bales
cotton d r Carroll &co-65 Payne, Huntington
Coo L Walmsley &co-24 Ben Toleaano-ls
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
KeeeIpss BY Railroads

N. o., J. q G. N. R. R.-Feb SO bales of
cotton u Hillar &cO-7 NJ Chubbuck-2 Cobb n
Faulk-3 W Frierson &co-3 Battle Il Nobel
Meyer, Deutch d Weis-l2 Speake Il Buckner-2
d r Carroll &co-2 NJ MussOn &co-5 S Friedlan-
der-2l Owen BrOs-53 Jno 7 Hardie &cO-37 DO
J Steedman-20 I II Il J NJ Allen &cO-ll do II
Gillum-62 Richardson 4 Mays BrittOn Moore
"a Winston Morrison &co-37 Hogan Il Patton-9
J r Powell-3 J P Harrison & SOn-20 Barrett &
lie Sassier-75 Alcus, Scherck 4 Autey-67 W B
ThompsOn-lG2 r l. Adams NJ Oglesby-20 do
Warren. Crawford &cO-7 Lehman. Newgass &co
Is Dickman, Hill &co-23 JnO Williams & Son-27
Payne, Huntington &co-63 J 4 G Cromwell-ll9
Jos Hoy--7O Lacey, Terry &co-52 Mcdowell &
Nugent-l2 Davis, jenkins &co-64 r I TOrian-
10 Stewart, Galbresth & Fizer-7j A Green &co
GO J p Higgins &co-2 Blakemore, Woodbridge *
Co.'S To Henderson-3l $50 brick l. II Mer-
ritt-4050 feet lumber Ii Henchert-5600 do B
st Armand-sundries to order-Total 1888 bales
cotton
n. o., o. Il G. W. R. R.-Feb 10 hhds su-
gar r Hare-6 do Foster &cO-37 doP j Pavy eco
1000 feet lumber COcke-4000 do Bru &cO-
5000 do rs beeves and sundries to order-Total
q hhds sugar A bbls molasses
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08

Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, for Baltimore via
Havana, WitberspOOn, Halsey AGO
Steamship Ashland, Norton, for New York,
ID McCOard
Steamship Tybee, Caulkins. for New York,
Brooks. Macdonald eco
Steamship Harlan, Lewis, for Galveston,
Chas Whitney eco
SD bark San Sebastian, Layda, for San Bebastiau,
Avendano Bros
Br brig Sir Robert Peel, Conner, for Havana,
Master
Br brig VIM Pitt, Fitschen, for Havana, Master
Schr Mable Hall, Hall, for Cardenas,
Tho-ndyke & Norton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08

VIII confer a favor upon the press By hosting
their signal numbers (ROdgers' or MarFystt'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 it now re-
uuires to ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at ) W Pass is provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal flags. B. 8. OsBOS,
Boarding Officer. 9 W Pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, nsn T.
OPELOUsAs.

REGULAR THURSDAY EVENING PACKET
Leaves every THURSDAY. at 5PH
EfCH OPELOU BA9, WASHINGTON, PORT
Barre and all landings the Coast, Atchaf.aya River
and Bayou COurtableau-The good and safe steAnsr
Annie Wagiey, Gus Z. Loasller msstsr N. KsHison.
clerk, will leave As above. Will Washington every
ssnssy Evening ats O'Clock. For eigat passage apply
BLOCH BROS, IsI Common street n o..
orc. HINCKLEY SON. Washington, La.
REGULAR oPELOUsAs 4 ATCHAFALAYA PACKET
LsAves EVERY SATURDAY, a. ~
E0K OPELDUsAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
IL Barre, Mouth Bayou Rouge, simmsplrt, and all way
landings on the Atehaaays river and Bayou corbeauThs
hghtd an steamer j. q. Black ford Q. c. Pickett
ter Schmidt clerk, will leave above taxing freight fer
Al landings on Bayou de GlsEs and upper Bayou Rouge
Through bills OF sdRg given. The Backford will eoIEees
At simmsport with steamer Kankakss For freight pas
sage apply On board
WIN NJ sURLs I6 New Leves street.
KENNETH BELL. Front street
CARRIERE LOGAN, Old Leree street,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
Below Coming Up.
ReIow MaI,Inr Ordera

schr Emma D Finney, Townsend, o days from Gal
vestsn, in ballast
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
Masters OF Vessels

Ship Assam Valley, Evans, from London, Dec l3,
to Ashbridge Ocean
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08
sTKAMsHIpS-.STEAMsHIPs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE q. s. NAIL sTEANKRs.
Leaves N SATURDAY. Feb. g. ct sR.E
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
ton veskly-Ths low pressure steamship
Austfn.
s. p FARwELL, Conmsndsr.
VIII leave a. sssvs ron her wharf, foot Of st. Joseph
street connecting Galveston with the for
BrsrOs ssnsgO Freight per Austin for Santiago will
Re reskpped at Galveston
For freight or passage apply to
CHAS. A. WHITNEY Co., Agents,
- and 50 Camp street.
EB-NO eightreceived without an order from the oca
CORPUS CHRISTI,
MORGAN LINE L. S. NAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves on SATURDAY, Feb. s,s, Msrz
LOB CORPUS CHRISTI, RoCKPoRr AND
ST. M@ys-The low pressure sidswhesl iron steamship
Austin.
sP FARwELL, Commander,
WIN leave her wharf foss Of S. Joseph street. as above
The Austin will 20 Rockport landing freight aud pas
sengsrs FOR Corpus christi aud 81 AArJs At that place
CGAs. A. WHITNEY co, Agents,
No freight received without an order from The Agents
GALVESTON
xoGGAs LINE o. g. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
E0H GALVESTON AND ISDIAyoLA-THE
following new Iron Ssprsssurs steamships form this
W. Hewes......I. Q. Earris......... Au.tin.
Morgan.
Clinton Tartar ..... IA atAsoraa-
The Steamship Harlan,
JOHN LEWIS, Commander,
WIN sai SATURDAY. February sth ass
For freSsht or passage applyte
CHAs- A. WHITNEY co, AEsnss
N B.-The Steamship " G. HEwEs will succeed the
HARLAN, a. d sail on WkDN EsDAY, February 18th.
FOR TEXAS.
Inside BERwICK's BAY ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS. oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Psengsr take tbs Ferry Boat opposite Jackson sq3sTs
DAYS "a O'Clock and the train leaving the Agisrs
Depot at arriving at Brashear Cry u taking
NntagOrdR. ................. CAPTAIN J. ATKINSON,
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAYS.
Morgan CAPTAIN J. N. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets he had and secured until o'clock
n LIVERY DAY. Sundays excepted the Office OF the
lousAs Railroad Company No. d9 CANA street, at the
Ferry Landing, on the morning q departure
@. W. r BAYLEY, Superintendent
BALTIMORE
YoR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
F8E NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEHI-HoNTHLT LINE OF sTEAEsHIPs.
LIBERTY. 100 tens. .Thos A Balm, OonmGndsx.
OUsA..........ll6o tens. .DukehaTt, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAILS.
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets New SEQ.
EOK BALTIMORE ANB HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-The spleadid fast Steamship
Cuba,
DUKEHART. Commander.
VIII leave above, FRIDAY, Februsry 7th, ct 7
o'clock
Fer freight passage, having unsurpassed sooommods
lions, apply 70 WITHERsPOON, HALsEY CO., Agents,
~ Oarondeet street
n B.-No bills OF ladng but those Of the Company
signed freight procured
once No freight FOR Hsvsns taken Assr II o'clock
The LIBERTY, Captain Thos A. Balm. will follow.
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
U. 3, Mail Route Between New Orleans,
Western L OuIsiana and Texas.

The Railroad Feryboa viii leave the foot OF st. Ann street,
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY at ~ connecting
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algiers AtsA.z
Shippers and eonsgnees Of freight, by giving notice the
New Orleans Trsr sfer Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered any
Of the city at reduced rates Of draysge
Feghts for stations the road for landings the eche
and for Opeousss de iverab New iberia Martins
VILE received dsi Sundays excepted from n 10 NJ
ct the foot OF st Ann street.
eight for all points Bayou LAfourche between LAha
deve and Loekport for Bssnger Canal and for Houma
will be received and transported through via RscsAnd La
fourehe and Terrebonne stations through Steamboat
All outward freight payable at the time Of shipment
all inward freight o. delivery.
G. W. B. BAILEY,
Superintendent
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-08

omeIaI Journal OF the State OF Louislsna.
city Of New Orleans the State Of Louisiana and the
Southwest will be the future Il has been In the
purpose Jous The columns Of each dsys issue
referred earnest OF the fahfunesz and
With which this design is executed.
While point Of the CRESCENT is an independent
reference to all the subjects Of
and discussion Its opinions will always be found
didly, definitely and feArlsssly expressed
A esrefaly selected corps Of
Correspondents, Home and Foreign.
add B. the usefulness the CRESCENT BY Impartial
upon topics Of people Of hs section Its let
ths people the interesting and vslus
bic festure Of m wshled columns large share Of sssh
days Issue IL given up 70
SOUTHERN ITEMS,
carefully cued from exchanges In the selection
ration Of News and other Reading Matter
it claimed that the CRESCENT surpassed ~
other daily Journal in the United STATES. The
Commercial and Monetary Eeviews.
VIII bear the ssvsres scrutiny as to sac adey and Judgment
with this important branch Of Newspaper duty per
formed for the CRESCENT.
In brief the proprietor OF the CRESCENT proposes 10
continue present the public LIVE aud in every respect
FIRsTCLASS PAPER, properly supplying the imperative
.oFt HI
CIRCLE. will be in the future in the past Influenced
by the spirit Of true aiming a. its continual i'm
provement for the benefit OF it. patrons
The CRESCENTs circulation and its line of advertise
sufficient testimony the favor with which
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COAST.
LAFoURCHE AND COAST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LINE
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY at5PH
TNOpx BAYOU LAFOUHCHE AND ALL IN.
tsrmsdiste landings the Coast-The No. passsn-
packet Victory, Jos Daeres master A. DArst and
J5hn Daferes will leave above Returning down
freight passage apply on board
The Victory will take height for Terrebonne connecting
LOekpOrt with hatboais.
BAYOU SARA PACKET COMPANY.
FOR BAYOU SARA AND ALL INrERxzDI
ate landings
steamer LafOurehe.....V. B. BARANCO, Master
WEDNESDAYS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sUfDAfS..................... ..........sAE
For Freight Passage apply board the he
Company, No. lis OonmO. street
A. O. GoDDIN. Prssid-nt
EOR BAYOU sARA-THE sEXLwKEKLY
IL packet
IbervilIs,
EMILE r. GROSS. Conmandsr.
viii leave View Orleans for Bayou Sara:
....................'.......s
\. y -
LsAvss Bayou ssra Tuesday and ssturday evening"
FW hssht apply % board or Al % Csn street.
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pOkrCuARr1AIH RAILROAD.

THrs 70 ana IRON TIE LAks same day, - centA
Pssenge for Gentiy must notify the eondzcts rrfsrto
II train Fare GENTLY Station Is cents
GEO. PANDELY. General Superintendent
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TOWBOATS.

TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TOwBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDFRsIRNED, WISHING TO ESrAB-
fish an table and uniform rate OF rowsge and 20 offer
greater facilities the shipping eng leaving
port, have combined the following 1owbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, LevIathan, Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINZ
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINH.
Achilles. ThOs. a. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bash, Norman, BepublIc, Tecumseh
WIcacO and Reliance.
The number power OF the above associated Line OF
Towboas guarantee that detention will either at
the bar or In this port
PETER MARCY, Eclipse Line.
SCHNEIDER ZUBERB Err,
Harry Wright Line.
EDWARD A YORKE A Co., Y Lima
Associated Once, - Carondelet street. stairs.
]. G. NOR ROSS,
CHAS. FITZENRITBR,
Levse Agents-
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J. o. NIXON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
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