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Receipts OF Produce.


ST L0UlS-steamer Lizzie Gill0yOS1 SKIS corn
II Kennedy &co-1O Dds nour ~ Dds PORK ~
bbls potatoes 10 bxs CANDY oV pigs nose biske,
more, woodbridge &co-zi6 Dds hour norren
&co-lO bxs tobacco Moods-oo DDS pork 1
Lawrence 900 bbls hour iVo SKIS oats 10 heep
Caulheld-l pkgs TOBACCO 70 . nerhsneim-lVV
bxs candy G Bayly &co-5 DO Cnss W nitney
&co-lS pkRs mdse Clapp BROS &co-5lo kegs
lead H A Wheelock &co-3 csks bacon 10 Dxs eggs
80 bbs meal II Lawrence-z0 ties hams iOO kegs
lard 20 csks bacon 30 pkgs meat u Y sanford
6co-36 pkgs castings camp-map &co-6 90 ii
Perry-l49 do A SImon-l2 pkgs slndries 10 bxs
eggs 100 bbls Hour Chas slayD &co-llO 90
II Pohlhaus-432 do Horrell &co-zVU 90
Shropshire Hathorn-250 do Peterson, Hui q
Elott-5S do ties hams Chas whitney &co-lz
Grace-l0 do Ethel 4 Thomas-lOO bbs hour IS
bbls pork 30 bbls apples ~ pigs produce Dei
Bondio-l5 csks bacon Goodricn a. hailey-zol
SKIS rye q Barker-z tcs mans CoDo d + olk-
100 SKIS cotton seed Cobb, Dolhonde &co-l5 head
cattle Thos keenan-z0 90 ben roster-iz 90 Il
Lugg-S bxs eggs stewart RI DO Gooorich q
Rslley-l9 pkgs tobacco Mayer bros-S0 oxs cor
dial Barnes, Ward &eo-S pkgs mdse tieming-
csks pipe Slocomb, Baldwin Aco-6 bxs lead
Mcintyre Applegate-o 90 Keep Hngan-zo
pkes tobacco Y barker-zz pais saeaieIees
Horter, PETERSON rennes- ~, Aegs VINE NE iea1
> Loda 0co-s pAgs muse wheesocs, r,niay q q
co-zO pigs sunones DeiD0 %, e 40 rIoyu %
Johnson pkgs TOBACCO Sch,uisr-i ~ Tons Ions
stores Ooi McOVnniele-,v ns.i,oois peer = as
nacnt-.z tuDs eutef oennioI a Asisler.v , y1s
Sanoies rayv, Ma,As @Soio oa1 o W. Us
nour 9V oDls porh IN a y uIlen ScoriVy VS. laiu
sss ~ hs.h.r Sn ~ Wspnhas,s
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LIyFRPOOL-Shp Cordelis-5s. 700 states
Ayet-l5 csks mustard to Jno Moore &co-lS
crates earthenware Howard, Prestons Barrett
259 bbls beer Bruatour &co-6 cases mdse o
Graham &co-46 800 states Davidson q Hill-5000
files ] Aitkens 4 Sons crates earthenware 10
csks do Il willets &co-225 csks beer J Turpin-
csks earthenware crates do cases glassware
J Gauche-l0 crates earthenware 223 pkgs mdse
Ranlett & Benner-8 pkgs machinery Given, Brown
6co-2 bales mdse csks hardware do scythes
% do chains G Buddecke-72 pkgs hardware
SIocomb. Baldwin &co-26 csks do bags nails
Shark. Stauffer &co-12 csks wine Mayer Bros-ll
ceks mdse G Brott--9 bars steele Buddecke-
"a csks beer ] f Reade-2 crates earthenware to
Sbepard. Abbott &co-34 pkgs do S E Moore 6co
asa bars iron 274 bdls do ais bxs tin plate Shark
StaufIer &co-ll7 bdls cotton ties lbs do steel 10
bags washers pipe oil SO ties bleaching powders
* fcs soda ash csks hardware 3 do earthenware
rs pkgs do IS crates do 654 bxs tin plate 29,5OO
bricks to order
BRAZOS SANTA O-Stesmship Tartar-$4000
specje l. A Petitpain-$l0. 900 do Avendsno Bros
s40s5 do Texas Express-s50 currency Schmidt *
Zieeler-s260 do and sundries to order
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-20 bales cotton TO
I.ockett q Lockett- 30 do x Henderson-l9
lehman. Newgass &co-4 Voisn Il Drouet-3 do
Scott Bros-sundries to order-Totsl IS bales Of
cotton .
HAVANA-Steamship Concordis-300 bxs SUI
gar Dymond & Lally-250 do Webster &co-l20 do
y Troisgros- 100 do V Maignan & Laborde
HAVANA-steamship Rapidan--3 cases mdse
G Roselius- bbls fruit crates do Bornio Bros
40o0 cigars Jose Armada
NEW YORK-Steamship Rapidan-Astd mdse
RUATAN-Schr Mist-Frut
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vARANZAs Steamship Reindeer-25 bbls
-four Is bbs potatoes IS SKIS corn 80 600 feet lum-
Der IL 0o0 shingles
ROCKPORTosteamship Alabama-95 SKIS corn
20 bbls aour rs SKIS coffee and sundres
MOBILE-Steamer Frances bales cotton ESQ
pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Schr Ida Birdsan-77l5 SKIS corn
3l7 SKIS cotton seed
BARCELONA-Bri vencedor-3l0 bales cot
ton $50 slaves
BARCELONA-Rrig Pisogas-463 bales cotton
$50 slaves
BARCELONA-Bark Polar--550 bales cotton
1000 slaves
BARCELONA-Ship Favorita-233l bales cotton
1000 slaves
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Marime znteuissnrs.
Cnzscssf oyyrcs. NO. - oA.r szsxss.
Thursday. March 5, ls65. }
uasarsa Yesterday.

Steamship Reindeer, Magrath, for Aranzas, Tex,
Geo Deshon
Chas Whitney eco
Steamer Louise, Hopkins. for Mobile, Master
So ship Favorita, Casabello, for Barcelona,
r w Buddendorf eco
SD bark Polar, Garriea, for Barcelona, Pug Bros
~ PUG Bros
Sp brig Pisogas. Meir, for Barcelona. Puig Bros
Schr ida Birdsall, Birdsall, for New York.
G A Fosdick eco
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STEAMBOATS,.
Masters or vessels

WIN confer favor upon the press BY hosting
their signal numbers (Rodgers' or Marrystts
Codel on arriving within five miles OF " Pass
Bar. BY this means their arrival viii be reported
several hours in advance of the time 1t now re-
Quires TO ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at W Pass Ia provided
with signal books and can receive communications
by means Of signal flags b. 8. OsBoS,
Boarding Officer. 8 Pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-05

N. o., j. n q. N. r. R.-March 40 bales Of
cotton Higgins &co-23 G A Green &co-l9
J& CROMWELL r 7 Torian-6 Jos Hoy-26
Payne, Huntington &co-7 w Thompson-20 do
R L Adams-ll NJ Oglesby-l7 @ s Whitcomb-2
7 4 Henderson.-l0 Lacey. Terry &cO-l0 do
Turnbull. Kirby &co-5 lily Won Phul jr &co-2O
Richardson 4 May--6 7 Fl 4 Allen &co-5 do
A Lane-l2 Walker & Yaught-l 8 II Ably SEQ
NJ Smith &co-29 Jno 7 Harde &co-8 Alcus.
Scherck 4 Antey-l Lehman, Newgass &co-2 W
Hale Warren, Crawford &co-4 NJ Hillar eco
Flower & Maes-3 w A johnson &co-sundries
TO order-Total 2s7 bales cotton
sheps (, Abbott & Co., IS Camp street, are
selling ir stock at greatly reduced prices.
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bTHkJM Allen &co-I Deter, Goldsteln &co-
4 j S Copes- Scott Bros-3 c L Walmsley 6co
Yeatman &co-l Walkers bales hides J
do skins SO hides pkgs mdse 10 rolls leather
box wax to Jonas 4 Eggleston-Sl rolls Leather
Richardson q Msy-sundries to order-fotai lsoS
bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Golden Ers-l bale
hides l4l bales cotton Blskemore, Woodbridge &co
los ] w Burbridgs &co-65 Kirkpatrick keith
70 Il NcColl-e0 SeHtell & Prather-55 Ayner 8co
so John Phelps &co-l4 II Ware Son-35
Horrell &co-32 Jos Hoy-30 Warren, Crawford
Co.'S Perkins, Swenson &co-25 H Allison &co-
81 Beadles, Wingo &co-27 Speake Buckner-
% Mcdowell a Nugent-22 Wright, Allen &co-z5
Medd Newton-2i Adams, C0ckburn Howe
As Chafe 4 Bro-ls Blair &co-l9 Jno Nc
Laughlin-l7 0ber. Atwater &co-l2 Marquee
is T& s Henderson-l0 Butt Flash q Lyon-li
VIM Cooper &co-s Richardson & May Waddy
Thompson &co-5 4 F G Schlessinger-5 do
Butler, Terry &co-4 Brooks, Macdonald dco-2
Gullett Carloss &co-23 rolls leather Robinson
IL SKIS seed Taylor-sundries to order-Total
1865 bales cotton
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lotus No 2-32i bales
cotton W Burbridge &co-96 0ber, Atwater &co
81 Clapp Bros &co-l Brooks, Macdonald &co-4
Rosenberg scherck 4 Berkson- Ware a Son
2 SKIS bois d'arc seed 4 SKIS wool TO Kirkpatrick
Keith bbls sugar W Dauphin &co-i096 hides
ii bales hides KiBgsbury q Smith-sundres to or
der-Total $50 bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thos Powell-3 bales
cotton hhds sugar IS halfbbs molasses Hy Tete
hhds sugar P J Payy &co-l0 do 10 bbls molas'
ses F DaSilva-4 bales cotton Bonnafon-
20 do Bouligny & Esclapon-l do A Charpantier
SKIS seed cotton IsaacsoD, Seixas &co-i50 do
Aldige d Wolfe hides bbls pecans F Cherot-
sundrjes TO order-Totsl 2s bales cotton 20 hhds
sugar 20 bbs molasses So halfbbls do
LOWER C0AST-Steamer A g Brown-l25 bbls
molasses Is hhds sugar b Johnson LOO bbls mo-
lasses Chafraix & Agar-sundries to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-05

Leaves EvERY sATURDAY, ssIE
Ton .vIrKeBUIG, GRAND GULF, RoDNE1
Matches, Fort Adams Bayou Sara and all intermediate
lsndnp.-Ths ssssmA - aGenta, Captain r. r Lsszhs1s
Sam Ayies clerk VII hsr trips
evening, q o'clock
sIENOH ADAMS. y Commercial Plaza
Steamer Magenta vcksburg With shs steamer
seuntess for Yesss kvus szd with the steamer Myrtle fE
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OPELOUsAs.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING packet
Leaves ever WEDNESDAY, at 5r.E
ECB OfELOUsAs. WASHINGTON, P0EI
and bsyon courtsblesn-Ihe good and safe ss.n<
Annie Wagley, Gus x. LenaIlsr. master, n Ks-ise
cierk, VIII leave above VIII leave Washington sFy
snnAsy 81 10 O'Clock \. Fer freight passage ~
on board or 10
BLOCH BROS, ISL Common street. n. o.
or o. HINckLEY son. Washington, La
y. b-1he steamer Anni- Waxlty connects Al " hiaH
With steamer Bull Frog and bsrges Tor all lsadngssa3f<
beeuf and wiz sign through bulls Of Iadlng.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-05
MACHINERy, HARDWARE

MACHINERY, HARDWARE.
HAEDwARs AND SHIP OEAEDkzRy
NLIIs b BosfIOK. FRANK W. sKxEouRS
Dossick = sey1sar.
Inpsrssu and DsAlsssh
RKAVy ARD sHELY HARDwAk AEB gufkEKg
FovEs, IN NAEE and rIEEEEs TOOLS.
B4R and sA SET RON, TIN and TIN PLAYA
sHEBr COPPER, s-so, NAILS. AXES,
oBAINs, sHovELs, SPADES aoEs
LEAD PIPE. SHEET LEAD, GAS FIFE
BRASS WORK and PIPE FrrfIEes
ggBExR EELrISG. HOSE and PACKING,
sorfoN WASTE. Etc, coRDAaB,
COTTON and FLAX DUCE, rwIEEs
OILS, PAINfs LAM 20, LANrERNs H.
an Kind sfsteaubsat and Rsiirosd Supplies
Fulton and Front Streets corner Common
seis Agents fer ;. d: weston's LIGHTNING Rods.
Louisiana. Mississippi Texas and AlsnamA
r EEDs' F0UNDEr-
ESTABLISHED IN lns,
Corner % Dsierd and FoueAs< strssts
Is.vs 10 inform sur friends and shs pablo Generally
we prepared formerly, 10 manufacture Steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Nfs Sugar Kettles. Draining Ma
chimes Saw Ms Csttsn Presses Newell Screws Gin Gear
Tag Furnace Msuhs Gratis Bars al kinds Of Plantation aas
stssaSoA. works. sss svsr7 description Of Machinery
The South LEEDS 90.
Orders len q. rex ~ Kschsniss szd psAl,r Kzsssnss
DOUsLAs.
ENGRAvEB AND LITHOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp street.
ADJOINING LADIES' IErRAEoE CITY HOTEL
YIsiiue snS wsa6sg Cards engraved ks most sssgsni
manner Business Cards, Account Sales Cotton. ellis La
ling Cheeks Invoices sad Circular Letters ssc, 1.-The
srsphsd Seals. Csneenng Stamps. Deer Plates. sto.
Initials Embossed On Psr>r AZ Envelopes yIfBouf
HARar FOR DIE.
SCRUaes a. BARTLETT-
DEscRUGGs. FRANK A. BARrLErTJ
CTIONEERS,
No.4 Tehoupitou'as street. and No. New
NEW ORLEANS.
CASH ADVANCES MADE os coNsIGNMENTs
PETER Ross.
BUILDEK,
Returns citizens new Orleans for their patron
ss, tor %. s.s year s hss nov made czsnsvs ssions
shiE witch WIN enable him to attend promptly % any ba
shops ssd oee corner Of Prytais and wsshi. non ssss
neehsnics' Exchsnes box Nal
7 .ANE COTTON MILLS.
Cotton vhaFfEs f I sfs z
:. CAuLKIN9
:. PACKING.
:. BATTING.
Packed IN quantities to suit
Orders Win be promptly hsd when left ct % osrondeist
NEW MAKRIAGE GUIDE,
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN,
On Physiological Erors Abusess Diseases incident 70
youth and early manhood which create inped
sge with sure Of relief sent IN sealed letter envelopes
tree Of charge. Address
DR. j. sEILLEN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
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VICKBBUR9.
LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY Arsr.E
VICK sBuRG. NATCHEZ AND NEW ORLEANs
Regular Tuesday u & fall Packet
II. u. Lee.
JNO ". CANNON master,
VII leave a. above for vckbure Nstchez Grand Gulf Rod
Rouge, Donadsonvile, and all intermediate l.ndinr
The r. T. Lee males close connections with steamer
CALUMET At Vicksbnrg for all landings Yszoo river
or freight OF passage having unsurpassed acconm ,dson
0EO. ID. HrTE A gent II rchoupitoul.s M
A BR1fToH Co, 7 Front street
vICKsBURa
Leaves every MONDAY. Msr.I
EOB GBEENvILLE, GRAND LAKE. PRINCE
ton, Ashton, skpwhs. Providsncs 0oodrich's Lssdng
Nfikens Bend. vicksburs. Grand Gulf RodEey Matches
Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all intsrsdizss
lAndings-The new, elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen.
W. B. RICHARDSON Mastsr
WIZ commence her regular trips on MONDAY EVENING
he th inst, leaving New Orleans every Monday evening
sr. n. For height or passage spsly on board, orto
sINKo1T ADAMS. Is Commercial PIaoe
s-Ths:stssmer Gov Allen connscts Il vlcksburx win
steamers Calumet for Yssoo River and for sunaswsr
giving through bills Of lsding for an points the shove
strsana The Allan buils sxprsssly for trade nd
viii remain the entire twelve months in the year.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-05

Steamship Rapidan, Cheesman, from New Yorl
via Havana, to Jas Connolly &co-lst distri'
Steamship Tartar, Brown. from Brazos Santiago
10 Chas A Whitney &co-lst district IL
Br ship Cordelia. King, from Liverpool, to
Ashbridge a Decan-Point
Brig j n Kennedy. seilman, from Vera Cruz,
ballast, 10 Thiele, Seller &co-Point
Br schr Mist, Forden, from Ruatan, to master
I'd district
STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Gill, O'Neal. from st Louis.
Lotawanna, Brinker, from Camden.
Lotus No 2, Dannals from Jefferson.
Dora. Leavenworth, from Camden.
@ Brown, Bassett. from Lower Coast.
Thos Powell, Aucoin, from Lsfourche.
Golden Era, Harrison, from Shreveport.
Louise Hopkins, from Mebile-P RR.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-05
MEDICAL.

Dr.. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large Cities North and South afford In extensive
practice all forms Of disease than thirty This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies In
diested-for either and all and conditions
Private Diseases szch ss FEMALE AILMENTS, GKNI-
TAI. wkAKNEss, PILES, SYPHILIS and GOFOR-
RHEA in the most aggravated FORMS are speedily cured and
every vesRe Of faint and disorder erscatsd from the entire
system akin restored native beauty and the entire
organism 70 its normal hssth-
Persons desiring Dr. J. whites advice and rsHodiss will
call Of ST. Charles and Julia Streets there
several DIR. whites IN the city.
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0oEooknIA.....seo ss.ss Ls.nd, osnnAaass
cLsorA.SA ''''is - . -
--.~xu r
s1hA'N Co.esrdla.
4 =. Leland, Commander.
.rrp,.x NIL IN
hon Bulls Head, Fourth Distziss.
>ss steamer srsr s.psrise assonnsdaEs.s passsn-
gers sh sad inssrs q ~ lowest rsss I'D svsy n
uity WI - az1sadsd 70 shppe Fer height or pass>es
,ssEs oAAh'a' lo.n a,aEoss. : ~.
Nc. = oe-onaes. ..-e..
MN V : -
sovst new ron Iosur. AS ..s.n.hips form his
W. u.w. q. Harris. Austin.
H.s.. rs...... crsssens ... aorsss.
Jssspkins-ss~ building
Steamship clinton
W. H. TALBOT. Commander
WIN san On SATURDAY. March 7th, all AH
fof reisns OF tr,s.ss sPpy 70 = m .--..
50 and y Camp street
E0x TExAs.......... TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwrcNs BAY ROUTE
FEW ORLEANS. oPEIousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
a, sxTi|RDxys '1 seSnArS TUfspSvs s.s rH;Rs
peoo sy;s. II Brasbsss cs, p sRns
the Morgan Line Steamships 81 BrAshear for Galveston
Mataxorda. CAPTAIN J. ATKINSON,
Mergsn..................... J. n. LEWIS.
osDA.o AM ao AoDH~
EVERY DAY Sunday eTcsosd Al The ONCE Of the ops
lsus.s Es,rosd conpsny No Canal street, or a. the
q. w.R BAYLEY. Superintendent.
HATIEORnrUA
NORTH AMERICAN srEAnsHIP COMPANY.
hHo zen LIN TO oAiA'n VIA
fAkAAA Ok NioAhAeoA-
SAILING FROM xxv Yosx
December 9th and lssa,
January ssh' lssh and nsh'
unwR hipa0 n IA Hretrl 1sa
PASSAGE LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINZ
west street. New York DIN cARRINaToN Agent
SrEANBOATS---STE
oI7aCa1TA R1vE.
,x,r,nvxw.,-- -. o.o.r-x<,r ~. - .-~<,,- -
iNDHfENDENr hirh-orrosifioN ~ MoNorLf.
rLsk
EOR CAMDEN, BEECH HILL. ALABAMA
Landing Ouachts City, Trenton, Monroe. and all inter-
mediate lAndinss-The fac steamer
VIctorx
n. o. h'iNosror' MASTER H. D. DAVIDSON, Clerk.
PETERSON, HILL 4 ELLIOTT,
Corner Poydru and Tchoupitoulss sts
Leaves on THURSDAY, 9Th inst, ct Isl .x
FOR CAMDEN BEACH HILL, OUAcHITA
d.IIf
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
The viii begin the LIST day Of October, 1891
and end o. the 7oth Of June, 1867.
Professor Of Latin and Second Professor win b
appointed August when the organisation Of
the Departments Of Observation-Disclosures Law and hed
cawi fully established the enlarged bssis
before the war.
The entire expenses the Academic Student exclusive
Of text books clothing pocket money to $3.50
currency per Of months OF the Law studsn
$685. and Of the Medical Student, to s395.
For catalogue, giving details for special Information
addresa 8. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty
Postomcs-Univerrity 81 vireini.
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REGULAR BAyoB MACON AND fENsAs PACKET
Leaves on FRIDAY, 9Th inst, atbPn
EOR FLOYD. MONTICELLO. JOE's BAYOU
Delhi and All ntermedists landings Macon and Ten.
sss-Ihe spe.did light drsft passenger steamer
Cieonn.
L. II. PATTERSON, Master; JN0. W. wALD0N. Clsfk
Wan leave aboxe For freight PASSAGE apply on board
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PAIL, LYONS a CO..
m. BALL. L II. LYONS. W. H DAsHrELLl
WHOLE SALE AND FAIL
DRUGGIsTs.
NOS. a. AND ~ CAMP STREET. AND IIs AND
III aRAvIER STREET.
NEW ORLEANS

We respectfully invite Druggists and Merchants. well
Physicians and Planters visiting the city TO makeheir
chses call and examine large stock Of Fresh and
Reliable Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals Patent Medicines,
Paints Oils, vsnisbes, Brushes, Perfumery, Cosmetics
Fancy Cords Soaps Surgical Instruments, Meics Saddle
Bags Pocket Cases. Medicine Chests, rruses Supporters
Conbs Toilet endless variety Of Articles for the
Toilet Druggists, sundrss Window Glass, and all dsscrP
items Of Glassw4e.
Pure Liquors. Wines. Aies and Porters.
Selected expressly medicinal purposes and guaranteed 10
be the best
Particular attention the compromising and dispensing Of
Physcians Prescriptions Competent and reliable parties
attendance in this branch Of business day and
night
to give customers sasfscon both a. to
prices and qualities Of goods.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
The Replication OF the Impeachment
Managers.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The re-
plication Of the Impeachment Mana
gers submitted to the House to-day
Is a different paper from that publish
ed in some public prints this morn
ing as being the one agreed upon by
them.
The House Committee on Elections
have decided TO give the seat in the
contested case of sDelano against Nor
gan to Morgan.
A portion of the Managers agreed
last night to a general replication,
viz, that the said Andrew johnson,
President of the United States. is
guilty of high crimes and INSIDE
meanors, in the manner and form as
charged against him, as aforesaid,
anything in his answers to the con-
trary Notwithstanding; and this the
House of Representative is ready to
make good when the Senate is ready
to hear.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
InterestIng from Havana.

HAVANA, March 23.-TwO men
named Dearmes, will be shot to-mor
row for desertion and robbery.
Violent shocks of an earthquake
have been felt at Porto Rico. Eleven
building we're badly damaged, and
ships carried ashore. There is great
scarcity of provisions at Porto Rico.
There was slightshock of an earth
quake ct ST. Thomas on the 10th inst.
No damage reported here.
An American steamer arrived at
st. Thomas, from New York, with
$500, 900 in specie, to be placed at the
disposal of the Dominican Envoy at
Pujol, and that the latter is to proceed
to st. Domingo with the money for
the purpose of securing Lease OF, the
Bay of SANTANA for the United States
from the new Baez government.
There Is no good authority for the
story that a deputation of Dominieans
had gone to Curacao to bring Presi-
dent Baez to the capital -....
The cholera has entirely disap-
peared from ST. Domingo. 90, gcfi
Advices from V nezue'a represent
that the revolutionists still continue
operations, and were badly defeated in
engagement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-25
From California.

SAN Francisco, Marca 23.-The
gold City, from Panama, arrived this
morning.
The hardest rain storm Of the sea-
son has prevailed for the last twenty
four. hours. .4 ..ta
The British ship Viscatia, near
Port Point, went to pieces during the
storm, aud is now a total loss.
The bills for the removal of the
State capital from Sacramento, have
been indefinitely postponed.
Honolulu adYices to. March 9th,
have been received. .t Fri
The Hawaiian Evangelical Board
had called a convention of all the
missions Of the Pacific. which will be
held in Honolulu in June, on which
occasion the Semi Centennial Ami
versary Of the es' ablishmeut of mis-
sions there will be celebrated.
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The canvass I'm North CaroIina,

WILMINGT0N, n. c., March %
The Radicals claim that the Constitu-
ton will be ratified. The Conserva-
tives have speakers canvassing every
county of the State, and feel confident
of success. Conservative Committees
are also eanvassing every Capital Dis
trict, and registering voters.
Quite a sensation was created yes
terday morning by the appearance OF
number of mysterious notices post
ed. supposed to have emenated from
the Kuklux Khan.
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WOrkIRgmen'S Meeting address by
Hens. #. Carey.

CINCINNATb March 24-HOn. s. +.
Carey, Member Of Congress from the
Second District, addressed a meeting
of workingmen at Pike Opera House,
last night The hall was densely
crowded. He dwelt particularly on
the subject of impeachment and the
payment of the National Debt in
greenbaoks. He was heartily APP
plauded throughout.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, March 24.-An influential
meeting was held at the Mansion
House, yesterday. 1t was presided
over by Lord Mayor. A committee
was appointed to urge forward tele-
graphic communication to India,
China, and Australia, by the subma-
rine cable. The English Govern
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portant enterprise
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COLUMBIA, S. c., March 23.-Ser-
geant Bates left here this morning for
Charlotte. He expects to arrive at
Richmond on the 9th of April. and at
the Capital on the 14th.
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NEW York. March 24.-The steam
er San Francisco, with California pas
sepgers, via Nicaragua, has arrived.
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MORNING DISPATCHES.
Virginia state C0BVenti0H-A Shoot
iHg ARRAY.

RICHMOND, March 23.-The Con-
vention to-day adopted an article on
judiciary, by which Judges are to be
chosen By the Legislature Attorney
General, by the people and other
State Attorneys are to be appointed
by the Governor.
Henry Myers was shot in an ARRAY
on Broad Street, this morning, and
fatally wounded. Vincent Barge
Mills, a we'll known merchant, is
charged with the shooting.