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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
PERIODICALS.

-'N'ai3 iNplle'
parish PERIODICALS.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW Conservative
THE BDlNBURGH REVIEW (whigJ
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Radioal)
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW PreeChurchl
AND
BLAcKWooDs EDINBURGH MAGAZINE Torv)
The interest tf these Periodicals to American reader
is rather increased than uimnisbed Nv tho arisi r.
contain on our late Civil War and though sametiaes
unged with prejudice, they may still considering their
they are weR be- 9ead snd sind PG Pt rom which
the people OF this country OF every crod and party
TERMS FOR 1860
FER AssrM
For any two Of the R-views,......!a ......... no
For any three Of the Reviews 10 no
For all four OF the i1ou
For Hlaekwood's Magazine .............. A,o
For Blsckwotd and eReyew.............,.... o.
For Backwood and any two Of the Reviews nun
For Blaekwocd and three of the Reviews - "A a,
For blaekWood aud the four Reviews ..,......i i09
CLUBS;
discount OF twenty per cent will be allowed TO elm
OF our or more ers ms Thus, four les OF Blackwoo
or OF one Review viii be to one Addiess IN
Four copies Of the four Reviews aud BAckeooI III
34e uOi aud bon,
When tent by mall the Postage 10 any mart Of t,o
United States viii te bat nv ENrY-FUGR CENTS "a
| for each oi ths Reviews. -"
REDUCED PRICES FOR PREVIOUS YEARS
ceding 1866, as 70 lows, viz; wy H'u'
llaek"ood from sep ember, 1854, to December SIS
inclusive At the rate Of $3.50 a ye,r ''e'
! The North British irim January lsf9 L., lls. ,,t
ieOo in,lusivei the hdLb bnrgh aud tie Ntstnin.t
April issl, TO DeGemb.r 1905, inc usiye and b, i
Qusr,erly ior the year 1866 at the raio Of Al n [
each any Review. 9''' '"'
A8 ieE copies yet main OF all tho lonr Reviews 4
1865 At 81 % set, or 81. tr any on-
LEONARD sCoTT h 70
Publishers 3s Wa,ker street x Y
. Il 5. Go. also pub ish tie fAHMERis GUIpE ty
Henry eyens Of esinburs, nj the lgtr j. r. No,tnt
Of Yale llge' .vls. Royal Octave, 1000 piess. AZ
numerous EngTayings 'H'' @'
PrAe 81 f'f the tive yoiumee-by Mall po,t paid, S..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.

Young men who wish TO qualify themselves FOR Busi-
ness Life, have unequaled advantages for doing
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
Wilmington Post oaioe.- Mails Close.
WILMINGTON CITY RAILWAY,
OCrDpHu anp ,s

WILWINWTUN CITf HAILWAY,
OCTOBER 9Qtn, Us.
The Cars will lsave Delaware Avenue Deeot--
Every 20 minutes from G3l A. NJ, untu S3t A. NJ
10 SSl NJ s.I T. Vi,
90 b.2l r. " fUUi r. VI
Returning v Ill leave Font and walnut streets--
Every 90 minutes from CSC A. VI. aulil s.-5A.M
10 - 1858 NJ. -s.45 r. NJ
20 &" sA5 =. 81, 1925 p. NJ.
car will leave Delaware Avenue Depot at 1851 r. NJ
to meet the train leaving Philad lphia a. 10 P.M
ON TuE RI.IMQ aIlN my Ii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
XNAs STOLEN PROM THE GoYERN-

n nISSOLUTION.---TH CO-PARTNIcV-
- siliP existing between MARK PEDHICK and JHss u
sHARPE, Jri general partners, aud JESSE SHARPE
theTl,ai partner, tading under the name and firm o
PEDRlCk & SHARPE, is this day dissolved hy mutual
consent The assetts OF said frm arc assigned Ia re
rick, Peoples Co at their risk The liabilities Of
Pedrick sharpe to be assumed and paid bv Poi.
TICK, Peoples Go. MARK PEDRlCk,
JESSE SHARPE, JR.,
JESSE SHARPE.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09
L'IECTION.--THE NATIONAL BANK
" or hELAMARE. AT WILMINGTON,

UEcEMBER bThl I6bb,
Stockholders in this Institution hereby notified
hat olseon for the choice Of Seven Directors, to
serve Tor tho ensuing year will be held at their Banking
House; gn uEsDAY the 9th day of January next, be.
tween Tho hours OF two aud four o'clock, P. NJ.
dsg7-v4t S. FLOYD. Cashier.
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journal amu 4tattamH d u
TUESDAY Monx1No, JANUARY o, 1866.
TmRNNGs
81 One Inch or less constitutes square.
81 slugle insertion so cents per square,.

81 One Inch or less constitutes square.
81 single insertion so cents per square
A6- Wants Of four lines single insertion IS cents.
The JOURNAL AND STATESMAN Is published every
Tuesday and Friday at THREE DOLLARSA a YEAR, pay
able In advance No INSCRIPTIONS viii br received Tor
less than three months, and pAper discontinued until
ali arreArAgss paid unless at the option Of the fub
Usher
Tho wREKLY JOURNAL AND STATESMAN Is pub.
nAhed every Friday at TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
payable In advance or THREE DOLLARS at tho end Of
the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS not excesdinz square will be In
serted three times for dollar aud sixty centsi aud
forty cents Tor every subsequent insertion longer ones
In the same proportion,
II Alyertissmsnts sent without stating the time
they Aro TO be Published will be continued until they
forbid and charged according TO tho above TERMS
To HnouRB INSERTION Of their ADVERT ssMnnts Hnd
notices Tuesdays and Fridays our adye ti1urH arc ia
formed that their favors be handel In previous 10
nine c'olosk. NJ on Moudsys aud ThHrsdriH
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n ORDINANCE MAKING Al

A n ORDINANCE MAKING AN ADDI-
N rluAAL APPROPRIATION for the Water Works
ol th.4 Cit5 FIR the year 1865.
WHEREAS. The appropriation for the Water Works for
hi ytNr 1870 now nearly exhausted in Consequence
u mole work being required than the committee contem-
platd WIN the annual appropriation was made. There
ioie
BE ordained by the City Council of Wilmington two
thirds OF the members thereof concurring,)
SECfoN !. That the sum Of One Thousand Dollars be,
and the hereby appropriated an additional ap.
prprlatn, for the 1860 and that the said amount be
taken out Of any amount in the City Treasury net other
w!so appropriated
Passed At the City Hall, November 2sth, 1866.
Attest. Z. T. TAYLOR, Clerk. jan5-2w
N AMENDMENT 10 the ORDINANCE
N Cone ing the ty Audor-Ordiuance Book p %.
Ia Ordained by the City Council Of Wilmington,
THAT zee. 9th Of said Ordinance be amended by adding
thpr'tu the following words, viz "And shall in the
mugth Of May and November Of every year submit his
hvols and accounts 10 the Finance Committee, whose
duty shall DO examine and report the City Coun-
mon hs.
Passed st the City Hail. December 81, 1866.
J. HORNRR,
President Of the City Council.
Attost-r, 4, TAILOR, Clerk. jan5-2w
nOGs.---sEcTION I.---ANY PERSON
L. persons owning harboring dog unregistered
any time afef the twentieth day Of January Of each
y"tr shall, upon convleon forfeit aud pay hne Of FIVE
DpLLARs. To- every MALE DoG, and for every FEMALE
ulG TEN DOLLARS. One-half Of said fine for the use
the person lodging Information, the other half for
tia uae Of the iyOr AMI Council of Wilmington,
WESLEY TALLEY
City Treasurer.
olce Hours from A. NJ to l P. M-jan5-3w
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ENLECTION.----NATI BANK OF
II MlLLuNarON AND BRANDYwINE


Noiie hereby given that election will be held on
~ BsbAH h= OH day Of January next at the Banking
House. hetWeen the hours OF and O'Clock, p. M for
niue lirriers to serve the ensuing year
deeit-'a E. RICE Cashier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09

IQAHDERS PATENT BRACES. see NO
ID hi'irg Of the Bits required Tor sAle at
J. A. RoDiNsON Cos.
Ll-lL-- tntonh and Market ktIeeta. I
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09

INSTRUMENTATION NATIONAL BANK
II WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec sth 1867.
stockholders Of this Bank will please take notice that
an e'uctpn will lie he'd TUESDAY, the 9th day Of
Jusry nS betwesn the hours Of two and four o'clock
y NJ, ir nine Directors 10 serve the ensuing year
dscl2-ie J. W. DAY, Cashier,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
IA "THE NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL IN
sURANoE COMPANY" will be held at the office Of tn,
Secretary Institute Building, MONDAY the 18th inst
between the hours of 10 and o'clock for the purpose
sleoting fifteen Directors for tho present ytar.
jant-3 SAMUEL D. SMITH, sec'y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-01-09

The great popularity Of our article has been found su
nolent indueement to certain imators to manufacture
and advertise & Raw Bone Phospbates," name which
originated with US aud is our eyn rightul propariy
We will state for the information Of ALL that the
exclusive Manufacturers of this atcletha original and
sole propriators OF t-havng been manufactured by
for period Of twelve Also that It is covered by
several letters patent, hold only by ourselves.
We are now ready to supply 1t in large quantities
having msde recent additions and Improvements Vessels
drawing sxteen feet Of water loai directly from tins
whArves Of the works, which located at the foot
Morris Street, Delaware River We call the attention OF
DEALERS to this great advantage
The present indications that We shall have great
ly Increased demand last spring and fall and
advise Farmers send in their orders their Re
epeclive Dealers at early day. that all may be supplied
promptly.
Soliciting your continued orders,
We remain yours very truly.
BkUGH & SONS,
No. 40 SOUTH DELAWARE AVENUE,
janb-3m PHILADELPHIA
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STE ANssREPs.
LIyERPooL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana Queenstown land and embark Mails
and Passsngers taking Cotton. signing bills of ladin
hers through of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow. Riga, Hambarg, Bremen, Antwerp Rotterdam,
Goshsnbarg and Havre, ..
The final of destination may be either fixed signing
the bills of ading, declared by the holder Of the bill
of ading within twelve hours after the
at Liverpool thus asrlng ths importer the choice Of
markets
steerase ehss granted here by hs line b
passengers from Liverpool Queenstown New Orleans
for $50 in currency, per adult
yVNEsE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited viii, dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every TUESDAY, and NEW
ORLEANS every SATURDAY.
MISSISSIPPI. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA 1887 tons 1T Baker Captain.
MISSOURI 1854 tons ....A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. tons 1T Barron, Captain.
ALABAMA. tons. WIN. L. Mesney, Capt.
1851 tons. j. Graham Captain.
CAROLINA. .l64l tons....J Harby, Captain.
1913 tons. H P. P. Couchs Capt.
Cabin Passage Liverpool SIZES gold its equivalent
currency.
For rates Of freight apply to
VIM. HUNTER CO., Al Caroudeet street.
Consgnees goods respectfully present
Bills Ladg at the Office their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same
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Experts saturday.


LIVERPOOL Steamship Brazian-Isg7 bales
cotton 1900 slaves and sundries
MISUNDERSTANDING Ceres-1s10 axis corn 100
tcs tallow so tes lard 10 ties hams % bales moss
ia GAbV EST0N----Steamship W G Hewes-300
SKIS corn 80 bbs flour and sundries
{ NEW Y0RK-Steamship Neshannock-s10,OO 900
in specie sos bales cotton IS bales wool Is bids to-
b,s9co 562 bxs DIN I6D tcs beef l22 pkgs mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Marmion--l37 bales of
cotton as bales wool 1856 bales moss rs do paper
stock 6S5 hides 80 rolls leather 5000 SKIS corn liz
SKIS cotton seed l92 bbls do 2O6 pkgs mdse
HICOIiA--Steamship Beaufort--450
bbls -four so bhls sugar Is csks bacon and sundres
NEW Y0Rk-Steamship Matanzas--200 ties of
beef $40 bales cotton 500 hides 400 bales moss II
bales wool 10 do ropo cuttings liz bbls clay 1000
Nix dollars and sundries
notwithstanding Ailiance-S440 sks corn
1850 SKIS oats loo SKIS bran 450 pkgs mdse 285 bbs
-four $50 bbls molasses l6 bbls pork 10 bbls pota-
toes csks ale
MOBILE-Steamer Mary Conley-2G bbIs whs-
XIV I hhds sugar SKIS coffee and sundres
ST LOUIS-Steamer Lady Gay-Sundry mdse
NEW YORK--Bark Geo Kingman--2931 pcs ce-
dar timber
MATANZAS- -Br brig Mirakia csks water
MATANIAT--Brig Herald-50 bills WAGER
BREMEN-O idenburg. brig Annchnn-4s9 bales
cotton ssr.s.e II -
MOBILE Steamer Orcans--sundries
HAVRE-Brig Rigal-l333 bales cotton 2 bales
VERA CRUz-schr Frank-1lle pcs lumber 90
bbls potatoes 25 bbls flour
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Biurr 5ntrllige,,ra.
CsxscsHr orrlcs. No. 3. uAsr srarrs

CrxsCxrr OFrIuR No. n GAYS p.rrx.. rs
- Monday, March iq IT'LL ~
m. ,yeashsv snrs opr last baa ,ern envth;re Nm. ~,
Fl has bcen coady murray IA CONT undedy dusty N Z
compele q INC iayse and face the suoe,tjnv e,ons.
ast kicked mp by the drays and wind u enough 70 make
praaa,,sr auear . W. M y s - ~ n =
az S,turi.v bnsnesa nm th, .yea vas and
Tie dvsrur al Ind eod tps BON of eipb. ana
passengers T'
The ycksbure packet Fashion did NOT leave on Saturday
announced She Will lay up rs The present 70 have
done and nso 70 take out her tabular boilers and put
y new boilers Due notica Will DO given of he,
cay q dsparsnre
steaass rndiaaa iearins day. viii take the freight
shs ss.asn aud Va, attend 90 nss business this trip
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Narine anteli9e,,re.
CREsoEHr oFpIo.. No. "a CANT srRrRf,
Monday, March ~, 1866

OhkSukHf OFPtGE NO. " CAMP STRfKf, I
Monday, March 10, 1860 ;
Cleared Saturday.
Br steamship Brazilian, Barron, for Liverpool via
Havana. \ VIM Hunter Geo
Steamship Matanzas, Leisegang, for New York,
II Garrison & Allen
Steamship Marmion, Warsaw, for New York,
Steamship Neshannook Winchester, for New York
n A Mouton
Steamship Beaufort, Hutohings, for Apnlachicoa
NJ Merritt
Steamship W G Hewes, Austin, for Galveston,
&c Harris
Steamship Alliance, Agnew. for Mobile,
W n Norcross, Perkins & Hersey
Steamship Ceres, Dicks. for Havana,
Steamer Orleans, sinnott, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Mary Coniey, English, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Lady Gay. Burke for St Lonis, Master
Bark Geo kingman, Hammond, for New York,
Brig Rival. Applegate. for Hasre, Lowell q Bailey
Br brig Miranda, McGinnis. for Matanzas,
Brig Herald, Tuao. for Matanzas, EA Yorke 6co
slaenDurg brig Annehum, saehsn, for Bremen.
isal'a sshr hariuetsa, Layazzi, for Matanzas in
4 ooailhst, NH@ Mister
schr Frank. Farrow. for Vera Cruz, ER Poole
Arrived Saturday.
Steamship Savannah. De Hart. from New York
II ,ras. va Key West to M courtenay-2d
Steamship Alabama, iimeburner. from New yort
| % lnst, 70 Y l. aughland--lst district II
Schr baltimore, Wilson, from Brazns Ssnt;aro !,
master-2d district y, 70
STEAMBOATS,.
Matte, Patterson. from Fioyd
New Era, Keeling, from Camden.
Indiana, Neal, from Louisville.
Vim Butler, Gi.lsn. from Shreveport.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
Arrived Yesterday,
Steamship Morgan, Lawicss, from Indanola and
E Galveston to G Harris-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Ruth, Duble, from Cairo.
Julia, Townsend, from st Louis.
Elnera. Freese, from Bayou MACON.
4 David Watts, Aiban, from Shreveport.
Argosy, Boutay, from Cincinnati.
Nina Silnms, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Fanny Pearson, Boyle, from Mobile.
ne,ow-oosaing Ups
chip Milton. from New York
ORG John hsatings, from Havana, to J B Murison
sup Aseaoeta. .--, from Boston, via Apalachi
/ {. eoiss N ballast, TO G w Hynson Geo
NH, n,1;aeFsos., ----, from Havana, to ] Villa
! s,eil Belle Sen. ------,. from -
''0hophef Howard D Adams, from Brazos
AT oaarantine. IS, 5
ssesGsssap LHcille, Doyle, from Apaiachicola, to
sseanls M. Fyeaing Star: Quick, from New York
I % lst. We Havana l0ta. to ] a Courtenay
Z l. 2
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WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL
8iy,SOe HAVANA CIGARS. LATE IMpoRrAryc

Composed of the most popular brands Sizes such
Regas del Rey La Corona Londres Partagas Cindrada
Lcndres Figaro, Lonres Upmaun, Londres Cabarsal
Breyar and Londres lutimdsd Madras Regaias wslte.
Scott Merdiana. sultan Ritos and Ritia Carolina
Also, very large stock Of HAVANA CIGARETTES of al
brands Hondraaes Figaro, cabans Meridans Concrete
Siests etc, etc. and 500 pounds OF HAVANA SMOKING
TOBACCO, hrst quality.
For sale Of moderate prices by
FERNANDEZ 4 VILLA,
corner nsstamaouse and Royal ssrssss
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TaE PRINCE or WALES. An English CORE
rpondent makes the following sketch Of the Prince
Hof Wales:
Not unfrequently do we ask Of the heir TO the
throne {. WHAT sort of king will he make ~ To
this question, far seeing men must be aware
That The reply il pregnant with meaning. The
PriGce of Wales has done nothing unpopular as
Vas, which il q great thing to say Of one who il
never outside of . glass house whose slightest
action is done before The public eye.
We know that he is o good templar, fond OF
hunting, Of the theater, Of shooting. of a good
Cigar the is an inveterate smoker, and that his
fayoritas are men given to eccentric adventure,
like the Duke Of Sutherland, who rides to fires on
MS fire engines; Lord Henry Lennox, who will
pass night in coffee house to see an execution
But this nearly exaausts criticism, which proceeds
Er6fn actual knowledge, For the things that his
father iayea, he cares nut d bit. / have seen the
Prince Consert putting ID draft report at d
saciety OF arts upon the growth of s5gar,
With ai the eaInestaess Of al man who feels he is
familiar with his subject; and have noticed his
temporary veyation with the lamentations insisted
upon by his fellow committeeman; hut the Prince
Of Wales could as easily write the Paradise
Lost He is described by those who knew him
well, as possessed of ordinary abilities, but with lit
tleEaterests in subjects demanding any study OF
: thought. There is no reason why he should MOI
make a good king, though it is hardly to be ex
pected he will consent, 30 fully as his mothe
does to everything the other estates of the realm
may suggest
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RATHER ErAslvE.-A few days ago young
schoolnistress was taking down the names and
ages of her scholars, at the commencement of the
term. She asked q little white headed boy, "Bub,
how old are you?n He said, 81 name amt Bub,
it's john aWell = said the sch0oimistre IS, what
Nthe rest of your nauiesn "Why that's all the
name I've got---it's John tsWell, what is your
fathers name?n '.You needn't put pap's name
down, he amt oummin' to school any; he s too big
70 40 to school, ssWell, how old are YOUR. 81
sinh old ut all-I'm young.H
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CoNUsDRuMs BIZ AN OLD BAToHELoR.--Whai
lady il good to eat } Sal. Ladd.
What lady is good TO eat with her? Olive Oil
What lady is made to carry burdens? Ella
Pant.
What lady breaches in the pnlpits Minnie
What lady does every body desires Ann q. Ity
What lady Is acquainted with Surgery Ann
Atomy.
What lady lived in Noah's time? Ann T. Diu
vian. 4
What lady IS fond OF debate Polly Tishun. VIZ
What lady paints portraits? Minnie Ture.
What lady paints comic ones? Carrie X. Ture
What lady is fond of giying2 Jennie Rosity.
What lady is much talked Of nows Amelia Ra-
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STEAMSHIPS.


NEW YORK.
NEW YORK MALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
FOX NEW YORK DIRECT - THE NEW
and splendid sidewhesl steanships-
EFsNlNG STAR. 20l5 TONS. H L. Quick. Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1856 tons. :. Berry Commander.
RISING STARR. $500 tons. Nelson, Commander.
The and hrat-class screw steamships
MISSISSIPPI 300 tons. Sumner Commanding
MERRlMAoh.......2 200 tons. .vansiCs Commanding.
MARTPOsa. 1900 tons. Commanding
MONTERREY. ...,..... 1900 tons. Commanding.
The and first class sidewhrel steamship
Evening Star,
QUICK, Commander,
VIII she connpsnys wharf, front of jackson Square
Tuesdsy, Goth inst, NJ. for New York. as above
The Lime Is composed of the largest and most elegant
ships which have been built in this country any
They every respect fitted for service
upon which they Their passenger
sxceed those upon any other world
RS- Passage reduced
Freight will the Companys warehouse on the
landing all times during business hours and the Companys
freight will always be made low by any other
line
For freight or passage apply to
I'M. coURTENAY. Agen.
ssCarondelet street.
BLACK STAR LINE NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS
STEAMSHIPS
To sail on THURSDAY. nd inst, at 8 Az
ZOE NEW YORK DIREoT-THE FAST
Montgomery,
CALVIN RYDER, Commander.
will leave her wharf. Post 49, Fourth District. above
First Cabin Passage.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
apply to
30 Camp street, corner of Matches street.
FOR NEW WORK
cRoMwELL's n Y. AND N. 0. STEAMSHIP LINE
To sail on SUNDAY. March 18th, at SAN
TOE NEW Y0RK-THE NEW AND ELEGANT
steamship
General Grant,
". HOLMES, Commander
will leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street. Second District
| above.
First Cabin Passage. .........-...............Ss0
For freight or passage Apply TO
ALFRED MoULToN, Il oaroa.elet street.
GALV ESToN.
FOR GALVESTON.
ArE ANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
To sail on TUESDAY, March 10Th, At s
TOE GALvEsToN-rEE NEW AND PAVoETTE
sidewhsei steamship
RapiSan,
ALEXANDER, Commander
will leave her wharf, OF 81. Joseph street; sbUye
Passage, SIS,
For freight which will be taken at the lowest rates,
passage having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
| 70 JAMES CONNOLLY CO,
| 81 Poydras street
sa- Bills Of Ladng signed the Office of tho agentI
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PREsSU RE LINE OF
sIDE-wHEEL sTEAMBRS
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March 3Ist, at 8 O'Clock A.
EOH GALVESTON ANB. HNpEANOL4A-
The new and elegant iron steamship
Morgan,
| JOHN Y LAWLBSS, Commander
wile,ve the shove ports from foot of Jus carrying
freight and passengers above.
Passage Galveston ,e1S
Passage to Indmnls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Freight Trxas one-haif of usual rates
| T. G. HARRIS.
| Corner Camp AND Coun,on 5Jreeta
! Bins Of lains will be signed at the Agents odiee
1
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LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoURcHK PACKET
TWICE WEEK
Leaves every TUESDAY .5P M, and every SATURDAY
Steamer J. NJ. sHARP-aENaT sTREoK, Master JOS
DALFFRES. Clerk
FOR TsIHB0DAUXyIL.E ]!
COS i landn ;s-yi,l leave esntar,y as above
1bs j. II shRp will Give particular attention to coast
tte int and passengers will In trade perm.
neutlv. For freight o. passsge Amply Oh board
of Gpgbt J. s, RSLE, TeheupitoulGs street
SIRGIEIUS @. GEET1EI., AayereAslus Assat
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fTME HOMER ILIAD-A WEEKLY NEWS
PAPER, published in Homer Claiborne Parish, La, by
W.JAsPER BLACKBURN, Proprietor and Editor
subscription s. Advertising 81 50 per square
Yen lines Tor FIRST insertion and 7o each continuance
rroessionA and business Cards inserted for SIS ye and
the paper furnished
Col FRANK BARTLETT, of the True Delta oRee and
nay Brother, NEWTON c. BLACKBURN, of the p,c.,yuue
oace, are my only authorised Agents
W. JASPER BLACKBURN
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70 sons ot Erin were standing by hydraulic
"a Ike 70 PVT yez under and square the diyii out
q yez. ~ sVenid ye indade, my boy ~ was the
answer. Square THO disil cnt q yez. an, there d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
Imports Yesterday.

GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA- Steamship
Morgan-l8 bales cotton Jno Williams &co-7 do
J D Blair &co--9 do Francke & Danneel-S do to
Bseoe g. ssimms-2 do Nathan & Cronn-l50 head
cattle McQnoid, Mehle &co-sundries to Cramer q
eo-E Hart &co---Weissenbach & Klumpp--,Jas
Desban-Speed, Summers &co-A Walts-G A
Senver--order
MOBILE Steamer Fanny Pearson-176 bbls of
rosin Edey & Pinckard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19
imports Saturday.

NEW YORK-steamship Alabama-Astd mdse
MGBILE-Steamer Louise-Sundry mdse
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Baltimore--7l rolls
leather Marks-lO4 hides 900 horns SO sheep skin
to Hayman-265 sheep skins 6s5 hides E Wit
tiers &co
LIVERPOOL-sh Epaminondas- tons coal
l53 SKIS potatoes to order3256 SKIS salt so tons pig
iron VIM Hunter SEQ
NEW YoRK-Steamship Sayaunah-Astd mdse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-19

FLOYD-Steaner Mattie-34 bales cotton and
surldries To order
CAMDEN-Steamer New Era-650 bales cotton
and sunhries to order
LOUISVILLE Steamer Indiana-103 bales cot
ton SKIS cotton 80 hhds tobacco and sundries to
order
SEREvEPO RT-steamer VIM Buaer-476 bales
cotton and sundries to order