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Relow-Ooming UP.

Ship Kate Davenport, Otis, " days from Boston,
to A Fosdck- Cargo, 927 tons ice to Gage,
Badger &co-Astd mdse to order
Br bark Estele Thompson, from liverpool May
LIST, to Ashbrdge, Ocean SEQ
Ship Castine, Thurston, Is days from New York.
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Long sleeves, which heretofore were deemed iu.
dispensable with high neeked dresses are now ia
q measure dispensed with, to the great delight of
ladies with plump arms and meager bnsts and
that all may be delighted Dame Fashion has de-
vised apTetty novelty for ladies with plump necks
and meager arms. This is the angel sleeve,
which is merely a width of gauze, cut in the shape
Of a pigeons wing, and gathered in at the arm
hole OF the dress. The TIP of the wing hangs
loose cd low as the waist. The gathering is so
arranged that the sleeve, though open all the way
up, shall completely envelope the arm, except at
certain movements which the Wearer viii not be
SLOW 70 perceive the fore part, which is always
the whitest and softest, will be revealed for an in.
slant.
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Exnorte Yesterdny.

LTEERPOOL-No ship Celuta--l37l bales cot
ton l06 hhds tobacco 1900 slaves pkgs mdse
BRAZOS SANTIAGO-Schr Tranquil-3O bbls
-four 10 bbls sugar rs bbls potatoes and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Lizzie Gill-696 bxs sugar
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COnslgnees.

Per ship Kate Davenport, from Boston-Gage,
Badger SEQ Atlantic aud Miss S S Uo-H Uthoff
Summers & Brannins-W 81 j McCracken-Ch
Raymond-C Sampson-P Dejan-M Keppler-
B Cabroc-D L Shearer-D Kelham &co-T Herr
r 4 Adamson--J G Morris-Wm Rund-J Lorette
] A Somers-F Hendricks-order
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LAFOURC HE,

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU 1DAFoURCBR PACKET
TWICE W. EEK
Leaves every TUESDAY star A., and every SATURDAY
Steamer j. NJ sHARP-HENF z sTREoK, Master, JOS
- DALFERf s. Clerk
VILE Napoleonyle Dona dsouVille and all intermediate
coast la1dingss1IMIli leave re- sularly as above
The j. M sharp Will gye particular attention to coast
freight and passengers am will continue in the trade pera
Psshppers ia az cases are responsible for the payment
Of freight. j. S. RELF Tchoupitouias street.
The j. Sharp will take all freight through LockPOrt as
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Adyices from Arazona stare that fight had
occurred between friendly Indians and the
Apaehees, in which the latter lost sixty killed and
twenty prisoners. Eight hundred White mountain
Apaehees, of both sexes are encamped near Fort
Goodwin, receiving government rations. Work
had been suspended at several mines on account
Of the scarcity Of provisions and the danger from
hostile Indians.
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THE Cosr OF rHE FREEpNEN's BURBAu.-Refer-
ring to the fact that the House of Representa-
tiyes on Tuesday appropriated seven millions of
dollars for the freedmens bureau, the New York
Express remarks;
That is rather heavy load to lay on the
shoulders in part, of our white laboring men, in
order to. give fat salaries to such sleek philau-
thropists as the Rev. Mr.. French, the Rev. Mr..
Fitz, and other friends of human liberty, y
whom the Investigations have lately shown, were
running the bureau to their own profit in the
South. 1t is such " items y as these that keep up
taxation to point which make slaves of every
white man North, South, Eastand West alike who
has to earn his bread by the sweat of his brow.
At time when -four tea coffee, sugar, clothing.
and all the other neeessaries of life are going up,
with gold-wise men should pause and think some
thing of reducing the national burthens by abro-
eating an institution that does more harm than
good to the class it proposes to help-but wisdom,
alas, creth not aloud in the streets of Washing
ton or, ii she does, our masters there are too
deaf to heed or hear
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freaks Of gentleman of that city:
short time ago ne purchased house and
grounds on Grand avenue, south Of the fair
grounds, and concluded to construct geological
aquarium and aviary for the pleasure Of his friends
and the public. Upon his grounds was large
sink hole in which was pool of water. He deco
rated the sides OF this sink-hoe with rare plants,
such as the gypsum weed, the dog fenne and the
boneset. He purchased collection of beautiful
singing birds, among which were the crow, the cat
bird, the hedge sparrow the snipe and the fy-up-
the-creek. He imported two large alligators and
placed them in his lake at the bottom of the sink
hole and TOOK great delight in watching their
sportive gambols. He peopIed the laughing waters
of the pool with melodious bullfrogs, beautiful
water dogs moccasin snakes soft shell turtles gars
| and Mississippi catfish just as Mr.. Cordes had
completed the fitting up of his miniature Lake of
Como, and was preparing to invite the Paulines
and Claude Meinottes OF the city to visit his ro-
mantle retreat and breathe their vows of love and
tilt their hoops over the heads of the happy family
his relatives took it into their heads that he was
crazy and called upon Judge Mcdonald to have a
| guardian appointed over him.
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Whom Elite, about FIVE years old, was being put
TO bed during the height of mosquito time, her
mother SAID to her. Elite, you must always be a
good girl and then, at night, when you are asleep
the angels will come and sing and watch around
your bed Oh yes. ma said Elite, q know
that; heard them singing around my head last
night and some Of them Bit me, too.,i
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Another prize fight occurred at Louisville on
the 3Oth, and the pugilists becoming angry, drew
revolvers and fred at each other. Both tell-oue
seriously and one slightly wounded.
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e A dispatch from Chattanooga to the Chicago
Republican, dated the 18th, says
Another rich vein of oil was struck this noon.
yielding sixty barrels per hour. The property on
which the well is was hitherto considered useless
The company bought for So an acre. The oil ID
very thick, of lnbricatng nature. The well is
abouttwenty miles from the city.
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It is stated By Canada paper that the Vision
the little vessel which started OH on voyage to
Europe last year, with man, boy and dog
snd was reported lost-put into some obscure
port on the Nova Seotian coast, while the owners
wife collected large sum Of money from the
companies with whom the Yoyager had insured his
life
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COAST.
LOWER COAST PACKET.

Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY, at 10 u;
L1OR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE STATION,
Bura Settlement, Poine-a La Hachs Jesuils' BeLd snq
oil landings and plantations the rnuteThe splendid sn5
tast steamer A, ~. Brown alex Queant, raster WIN
run in the above trade the entire season. eRypg aoE
Returning, viii come up the Ooast Q cry MONDAY and
THURSDAY 10 daylight, arriving at the city before GGn
Shippers aud passengers rely the Blown remaining
10 the trade she having bought expressly for IT, ah pt
the most complete repair For freight passage apply S
board or to JNO. &. HYDE q CO., ll3 Common street,
C0MAuX 4 SMITH. No. 90 Canal Ftree~
N. B. Commencing on Sunday, duly LIST,
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PREVENTIVE OF THg CHoBBRA.-The habitual
use Of onions as an article of food is said to be
almost certain protection from cholera even when
in immediate contact with IT,
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AMITE RIVER.
FOR ANTE RIVER AMP CONVICTION
Will for Bayou Manchao from head Of New Basin every
FRIDAY at o'clock and for Madisonvle, Vaudeville
and Coyingtou every WEDNESDAY at O'Clock A. Ii.
FOR ANTE RIVER AND CovINGToN-
The steamer
Fanny Pearson,
j. L, CHILDREss, Master
Passengers get board the Lake End Pontchartrn
Railroad on arrival Of the II 4 N. train.
Passage MandeylIe 81 Passage to Coviugton 50.
Freight received on Tuesdays
MORGAN, LONG & HUEY, Agents,
26 Natche2 street, Bank Building.
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Tgarine 9nteIIigente.
Cleared Yesterday,

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CAMP STREET,
Tuesday, July 10, 1856,
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Lizzie Gill Williams, for st Louis, Master
Nor ship Celuta, Daunevig, for Liverpool,
Marcy, Meggett Il Marry
schr Tranquil, simpkins for Brazos Santiago
T Smaller jr
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Returns from all the counties of Oregon, except
Umatilla, Grant and Goose, give Wood, the Union
candidate for governor, 205 majority. The rest
of the Union State ticket is elected by majority
of from $50 to 500 The Unionists also elect a
majority of the Legislature
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Abram Linooln--eousin Of the late Presidents
an itinerant peddler residing in Harrison county,
Indiana. He bears strong resemblance in form
and feature to his relative, and relates anecdotes
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An African Mandrill-said to be the only one
broughtto this country-wasin New York last week
hibited at the small towns 1t is native of cen
trail unexpored Africa it is four feet eight inches
high, has four hands, blue face, yellow beard and
resembles man. 1t eats the same as a human
being, uses tobacco, and takes nip occasionally,
which shows that it has reached state of ciyili-
zatiOn
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Schr R n Brown, Harrison, from Havana, tc
Thorndyke d Norton
Br schr Welcome, -, from Matanzas, in bal
last to master
Schr Salvador
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ze egIeans aag GsestenI gnlsang aelnd jim l0 I88G

| Aiken & Rainey-5 Mcdowell 4 Nugent-- 4 do A
| II PanIe Eeo-5 j N uar6ing-5 " = Wheeler 4
| Giyan Watts Sco--2 w j Wbeelesa Sco- 10 IN
| Nv Von phil ir Seo-3 Kern K ScbernT . prfisy
TSrr,, Zoo IeiInirips In order Totoi lqs baIas al
cottSn
R4yOrr SARA Steamer 81 Nicbo1aa a boIcs
cotton iIer Ensv &co-6 do CONWAY Brns-G do
Possnr Prntbro En0N4 do R Flower do .Tnrev
& Harris OK cases wine Turner ia emntv bhds
n I, Scbiff Eco. % hbis onions R BertramE3 bdis
hides ! a Cierard|snndries to orderETotal 2l bis
cotton
| THTROOATTy- Steamer Cornia-1 hales cotton
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS 49,.
EGR NEW YORK DIRECF-THE NEW
and splendid adewheel steamships
MORNING STAR. 900 tons. Nelson, Oommsndsr
EVENING STAR. .2Ol6 tons Delaney Commander.
GUIDING STAR. 1896 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. $500 tonB. -, Commander
The new and arstcass steamships
MISSISSIPPI 1900 tons. .Furbur, Commanding.
MERRIMACK. 1000 tons. .Vansice Commanding.
.l20O tons. Quick Commanding.
MONTEREY. 1900 tons W hman, Commanding
The and 6rstclass sccew steamship
ATaripOsa,
1900 tons
QUICK, Commander
viii leave the Companys Wharf foot of jackson Square,
on SATURDAY, July IA, at BAN.
The composed of the largest and most elegant steam
ships which built in this for home
line They every respect fitted for service and the
route upon which they Their accommodations
are exceed by those other In the world
E9-PASsAGE AT REDUCED RATES.
Freight will reserved at the Companys warehouse the
landing times during business hours and the Company
freight will always be made low by other
line -.....
For freight or passage apply to
]. N. CoURTENAY, Agent
So Carondelet street.
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Arrived Yesterday.

W 6 Hewes, Austin, from Indianola via
Galveston to G Harris-lst district
Br steamship Pisano, Thornham, from Vera Cruz,
via Brazos Santiago, to Forstall Son
BeTwicks Bay
Steamship Admiral Foote, Chase, firm Brazos San
tago via Berwiok's Bay, to Smaller jr-
LIST district
Bark Maria and Louise, Horton, from Hayre, to
Creevy, Nickerson &co--3d district So
Bark Ada Yorke, Yorke, from Matanzas, (pre-
viousIy reported at Quarantine,l to Muir
Brit sehr An3t6meda, Ashley. from Mayaques,
previously reported at Quarantine to Avet
"a district 20
schr Flying scud, Bryan, from Cfenfuegos, to A H
DMeza, previously reported at Quarantine r.
I'd district 20
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MEMPHIS.
NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS WEDNE sDAy PACKET
EOR BATON ROUGE, BAYOU SARA,
hatcher, Vicksburg Napoleon, Helena and Memphs-The
new and superior passenger packet
Bart Able
j. H. TOWNSEND, Master
Will regular trips between this city and Mem
phis on or about WEDNESDAY 9th September next and
will thereafter leave here every alternate Wednesday through
out the season.
Particular attention will be paid to all way and plantation
business For freight passage apply to
STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, 8 Front street
vIRGINLUs Q. DENTZEL. AdvartlanR AGENT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAVACA.

FOR GALVESTON, INDIANoLA AND LAYACA.
MORGAN LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at A.
PASSAGE TO GALVESTON .SH
PASSAGE TO ~
Freight by steamer Galveston ndanoa and Lsyaca
same rates and low by any other steamer
up for either above ports
Fregh delivered at Lavaca by lighters free of extra charge
NOR GALVESTON. INDIANOLA AND LAvACA.
The low pressure sidewhee steamship
Harlan,
JNO. LEWIS Commander
will abeye from the foot of ST. Joseph For
freight passage apply on board, or to
l. O. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
Bills of lading signed at the Agents Office.
N. B-These Steamers carrying the o. S. Mails leave
punctuay advertised.
Coal Oil received in metal packages only.
b of this line will leave every third day TO
above ports
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SpEAMBOAT rs.
MOBILE.
FOR MOBILE AND WATERING PLACES

FOR MOBILE AND WATERING PLACES.
DAILY PACKETS.
Touching Bay St. Lou Pass Christian and Mississippi City
MORGAN LINE L. $. MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves TUESDAY July 10th on the arrival of the IL NJ
PontchHrtran Railroad tram.
ROR EIOBILE-TOUCHTNG AT BAY ST LOUIS
FSss christian and Mississippi Cy-The new iron side
wheel and low.pressure
Mary,
A Il MYERS, Commander,
WIZ leave Hs above carrying the U S. Mails.
taheu AT greatly reduced prices, and Bills OF Ladng
Freghts Tor Mobile received IUII nfter which
time 10 VIII nper steamer following d4y
freight Tor watering Places received dailv until u ~ raiu
~ botl gong ana reurning Daily Trips Will be
I. G. HARRIS,
Corner Camp and Common streets.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET,
Leaves TUESDAY, the 10th instant at 10 H.
TOR MOBILE, SELMA, MONTGOMERY AND
u AL wRy landings the Alabama river-The ste4uor
Orleans, jGo Wayne muster will leave above For
Q. G. WAYNE So Natchez street,
EG- The 0reans will take freight and passengers Fort
Pike and ship Isl,nd.
REGULAR ALABAMA RIVER PACKET.
Leaves from the head of New TUESDAY 10th inst
bO'cOCk
EOR MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, SELMA, AND ALL
l. way landings the Alabama River-The Al steamer
Mary COnIey, S u, Stone, master, will leave above
sfNNOTT Il ADAMS, % Commercial Place.
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STEAMER SWAN.

REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND SALINE
RIVER PACKET.
ENOR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW AND
Saline Rver-Al freghts for the above named streams
received Trenton tes storage forward with
little delay possible For further particulars INQUIRE
n. c. GULLETT, Agent,
No Nate strpAt
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VIChSBURG
yICKssURG, NATCHEz AND NEW ORLEANS RRGU-
LAR TUESDAY U. S. MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY, at5PM.
ATTENDING all business of General Quitman)
TTOR VICKSBURG, NATCHEZ, GRAND GULF
Rodney, Fort Admas, Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton
Rouge Plaquemine DonaldsOnye and all intermediate coast
and plantation andngsThe magnificent passenger packet
Grey Eagle,
j. NJ. WHITE, Master
will leave above The Grey Eagle will take freight and
passengers or Memphis and the Bends with privilege
shipping on the steamer Des Arc and for River with
the privilege Of reshpipng the steamer Emma No. O. For
comfort speed and safety this boat is unsurpassed
table is supplied with She best the market affords.
For information relative to YRzoo River feghts apply on
board or to ~ FRY We
GEO. D. HITE, 81 Grayier street.
TITUS GWARTNEY, Tchoupitoulas st.
FlRGINIuS c. DENTHEL Advertising Agent
YICKsBURG AND NATOHEz PACKET FASHION.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at BP.M
ENOR DONALDsONVIELE, PLAoUEMIEE
Port Hudson Baton Rouge Bayou Sara Fort Adams, Nat
chez Waterproof ST. Joseph Rodney, Grand Gulf Wsrrenton
New Carthage and vcksburg-The magnificent passenger
steamer Fashion P. D. Pratt master, l. Shaw and r L
X LudWgsen clerks will leave above For freight pas
sage apply on board, or to TITUS d GWARTNRY.
Tehouptouas street.
VIRGINIUs c. DRNTzEL. Advertising Agent,
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Gladiator, shultz, from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, Sd inst, schr Lizze-Brought up
to Quarantine brig Sir Robt Peel and schr r
N Brown, and to the city, schrs Andromeda
and Flying Scud.
Hicaco, Folstt, from the Quarantine-Brought
up bark Ada York.
STEAMBOATS,
W R Arthur, Carson, for st Louis
Grey Eagle, White, from YicksbErg.
Alabama, Harrison, from Shreveport.
Cornie, Aucoin, from Thibodaux.
Cotie Rawlings, from Bayou Macon.
Blue Wing No 8, Little, from Montgomery.
A G Brown. Queant, from Buras Settlement.
Live Oak Bassett, from Fort Jackson.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
st Nicholas, Heno, from Bayou Sara
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TOE MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, SELMA, AND ALL
l. way l2ndngs on The Aehama htverTi h. Al steamer
stNNoTT 4 ADAMS % Commercial Place.
WATERING PLACES.
SEA SHORE LINE.
WATERING PLACEs-BAy ST LOUIS, PASS
Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi Ocean Springs.
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
Cnmein,
A. P. BoARDMAN Master,
VIII hereafter continue her trips tolows;
MONDAYS. N O'Clock A, NJ FOntchartran R r. Train
TUESDAYS. ocock a. ..
THURSDAYS, O'Clock a, N
SATURDAYS O'Clock P. NJ Of.
Returning viii Leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING
MONDAY EVENING,
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FRIDAY MORNING.
All freight intended her Should be properly labeled ana
addressed patent direction labels be got the Office Oft
company the Ponteharaln Railroad Depot one
hour before the passenger trains.
The above trips departures viii be esuarly made
less prevented by bad weather or low water
On SATURDAY positively freight viii be received after
O'Clock P. n train,
For further Information apply to
COHEN N. SOFIA. 10 CarondsIet street
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
Leaves every TUESDAY the arrival the Poncnar
train Railroad n for Pascagoula and way landng leaves
every THURSDAY for Ocean Springs and way landings,
and every SATURDAY al ?. X Poatchartrau Railroad
train, for Pascagoula and all landings
EOR THE WATERING PLACEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer
Creole,
enables WALEER, Commander
will Leave as above. Fer freight passage apply to
LEACH & PERKINS,
... corner Of Gravier and Carondelet streets.
THE PLEASURE STEAM YACHT
Il Dew Drop will ply reguiufly between the various
yatriag places the Aissispp Sound commencing uy
9th making Pass Christian head center starting point
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SELMA, MONTGOMERY.
FOR ALABAMA RIVER DIRECT.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 10th inst, at H. from the bead
Of the New Basin
EoR SELMA, MONTGOMERY, wETUMPEA
and ali intermediate landings on Alabama River
The ans A No l steamer
Blue Wing No. 3,
ISAIAH LITTLE MASTER VIM, MILLIKEE Clerk
VIII leave as above For freight passage apply board
or to STEVENSON 4 DOUGLAS, 5 Front street
This steamer classes in all the Offices
now receiving freight
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FOR NEW YORK.
To sail on SUNDAY, July To- atSAM
VOR NEW YORK-THE FAST AND REGULAR
steamship
HOLMES Commander
viii leave her wharf, foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above.
First Cabin Passage
For freight or passage appyto
ALFRED MoUBToN,
Al Carondeet street.
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BAxoU SARA.

Leaves svery WEDNESDAY at 10 N, and every sATUR,
DAY at6PM.
LOB BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE PLA
quemne Donaldsonye, and all intermediate lsndngs-
The new and superb sde-wheel st, NIchOLAs,
HenO master, j. G. Libano, clerk, will leave ebOv Re-
turning, she will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY and
THURSDAY, For freight passage apply to
LEoNCE BAYHI, lS Blgnvfla st.
Shippers responsible for payment OF freght.
VIRGfNTUs O. BENTzEL, Advertising Agent
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET,
STEAMER NINA SIMMES-W. R, QREATHOUSE Master
TROXLER and MII4LTsR Clerks.
Leaves every MONDAY at P. M, and FRIDAY al 10 n
DOR BAYOU SARA PORT HUDSON, BATON
Il Rouge, Paquemins, Dor sldsonvine, and all inter
mediate landings the coast taking freight for ali andpg,
on Bayou Lafourchs For freight passage apply board
TITUS 4 gTWTAAPTNEy. Agent No. EehOupitOulap 81,
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DAILY PACKETS.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-16
Uhe gassa!k gast.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16 1sea
LOCAL INTELLIGEiTCF

A HEAVY HAUL. We saw q on,o -,
fish yesterday, which was aiken ' que
in North Carolina night before last uV S; II
tons at 9ne haulof the seine of hasso *
rock-fish, weighing on an a~e es. vi a
seventy pounds piece! Thev v wps',
bought of the enterprisine fisRermmeaipe
by merchants for the New YORK mel MEL
ket, at the rate of 10 cents qper nonn MAJ
and Will bring in New York from ' o. ~
70 cents per pound, in these DAYS ~ ~
Lent, where fish is a Christian q. ~
We offer. this as an indication of VIZ, ute'.
we are doing in the fish business " an.i
what we can do. Six tons of fish i I nni
q small haul. non Is hot
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-16


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and silken. ...-.r5F
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Es- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicillan Hair REMOVER
and take no other 4# $50 RIP. HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
..- p,r so,. NV all drpyeists nov20-6m
NORFOLK, November q, 1865
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-16

OLD SAINT PAUL's CHURCH which
mas Dee9 SO long closed, is to be reopened
on SUNDAY morning next at the usnal
hour5-il a. NJ. The Church has been
greatly improved, and though to-day
one hundred and twenty-seven wears
old, looks remarkably fresh and attrac.
tive; The Rev. DR.. O'Keson ia the
Rector of the Church. 20 Tue
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-16

SQUALLY. We have had pretty
heavy wind for the last two nights, and
on "Wednesday lighter was sunk in the
County dock. We have not heard Of
any further damage done to the shipping
nthe port s+' as FRS
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-16

MAYORS COURT. There was moth.
ing of any interest before either the
Portsmouth or Norfolk Mayors Court,
yesterday. One or two cases of drunk
enness and infractiOns of law a.de