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From the Chicago Tribune
Destructive Fire-Helf II OIL City IN
Rains--Loss Observation-Disclosures
100000.
j Or Cry, Pa, May "a. The most destrac.
tive fire ever in the oil regions occurred in Oil
CITY to-day. The whole east side Of the
GEEK, comprising half the business poftsoa OF
the city. isia ashes, consisting Of sesenty Eve
stores, eight hotels, forty dwellings, one
church and seminary. Loss 81 ,0OO, 600 !
insurance 100000. The following are
Apaassase principal sufferers; 60 Gordon q
rance 5000; Fox, Fuller l. Co., lumber,
SO. ooo-iusuranca $4,000; Robinson l.
Co. pipe works, $50, oO0-insurance $4,000 +;
Alfred Wright, tools and tubing, loss heavy ;
Bishop & Dawson, dry goods, Sl0,OOO-insu-
rance 5000; Burch6eld, Castelin i Co.,
hardware, $50, 000-insurance Sl2, 600; Will
Jams & Co., $40, 0o0-insurance $4,000
The oil shipping portion Of the city sustained
no loss. Over It's families are homeless.
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the cars at Cairo this evening, Our friends
down that way should not miss the Miss Gay.
Captain Burke commands, and John Tatum is
clerk.
The Lille Martin made the trip to Fort Benton
and return in an emnently successful manner, and
but for a slight accident, would have probably
made the best time of the season to Benton. As
it is she is here and we understand that the wear
aud tear of the round trip will involve an expend
iture Of less than two hundred dollars. Captain
H. r. Patterson and Mr.. Crapster may be con-
graduated.
The great Mississippi, Capt. j. Y. Hurd NJ. D.
Condif, clerk, leaves tomorrow evening for New
Orleans.
To-day, the gay Minnie will leave for New Or
leans.
MEMPHIS July 24-The weather yesterday was
extremely warm, the mercury reaching lUO deg
the highest position it has attained this season
There was but little activity on the levee yester-
day. The river is falling very slowly, AT ST
Louis the Mississippi is also alling. Her hume
rous tributaries are receding. The ONO, IRON
Pittsburg down, is retreating, The Arkansas and
White rivers are faling-only three feet Ia the
former The low water season has actually set
in. The sand bars opposite here are uncoVerlng
| their silyery heads ..
There were two cases of sunsroke on the levee
| yesterday among the laborers, neither OF winch,
| however, proved fatal.
The Pauline Carroll passed up yesterday with a
| stunning trip, for these dull times.
The towboat Ben Franklin passed up yesterday
with four model barges in tow.
| We noticed yesterday at the Star wharf'boat q
skiff or row-boat which was imported from Yam
keedoodledum at cost for transportation alone
of $780, for the purpose of exercising the muscles
of some one. We venture the prediction that any
of our ship carpenters could have put up neater
and better one for half the amount paid in bring
ing it here.
Last Saturday afternoon, about three o'clock
the steamer Vulcan, with one ice barge and -four
model barges in tow, while near island No. 81, ran
| the ice barge aground when under full Roadway
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CaEucnSE orrIcn, No. Si cAnP sreazr

Friday Morning, July n 1850.
Yesterday was dull and quiet day on the levee.
The weather was hot and with hardly bre ath of
air. There were but two departures-the Olive
Branch for ST. Louis, and Cote for Macon and
Tensas. The arrivals were the W. r. Arthur, M.
S. Mepham and Virginia from st. Louis, ArmadillO
from Cincinnati and vieksburg from Ouachita
river. All of the above boats had excellent trips
The Virginia returns this evening, and the W. r.
Arthur and NJ s. Mepham tomorrow evening
We return our thanks to Messrs Conger of the
Arthur, Gates of the Mepham, and Schultz of the
Virginia, for favors; also Mr.. Work of the
Vicksburg.
The steamer Lafourche will resume her trims to
Bayou Sara, leaving here to morrow evening, at
p. NJ, and will continue to leave every Wednesday
at 10 A. NJ, and Saturday at Pm The La.
fourche will attend to all business for the st
Nicholas, while that steamer repairs. The CLERK
Of the Lafourche will receive freight this morning
at the head of Cont street. Capt V. B. Baranct
is in com maud, aud Mr.. Phil. Minor will have
charge of the office, assisted by Capt, j. ]
Brown.
When we left the landing yesterday, the steam
ers Fashion from Vicksburg, National and 7. D.
Hine from Red river, had not made their appear
anee. They will, however, be found at the levee
this morning, ready to receive for their return
trips. The Fashion, National and Vicksburg will
leave again tomorrow evening, positively. The
Cleona win also be in port this morning, ready to
receive to leave again for opelousas tomorrow
evening.
CLIPPINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
ST.. LOUIS, July 23.-The Mississippi is still fall
ing with four feet 10 the channel to Koekuk. On
Prescott bar above Dubuque, there is thirty inches
of water. There was rise of two inches in the
Illinois, from the rains but it is failing again. with
about tweuty-six inches in the fats. Business is
fair FOE the season, with brilliant prospect.
ARRIVED AND Observation-Disclosures Saturday and
Sunday include the Little Marun, David y ats and
Agnes, from The Upper Missouri gold mines, each
OF course, having made Pile; Luminary, from
New Orleans, in a crippled conditions crew all
we'll The Luminary Is aid up for repairs. She
did q large amount Of business.
The departures include the Lady Gay, for New
Orleans. This finest Of steamers Will connect with
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ST. CHARLES H0TEL-w H Field, N Y: L L
Young; J H Taylor, Mo; J Bisand, La; J F
Cameron, Miss Kate Cameron, Memphis; B B
West, KY; W H Ihorndyke. N Y; McAllster,
Miss; Van Slice; John Andrews, Ibervle; G I
Pitman, La; NJ Chapman, Mobile; j Sample;
G A Tuthill, John 0'Reilly and son, Mobile; John
+ Motfett Lynchburg, Va; w Erskine, coast; Q S
Hunt and wife, Mrs L l. Connely, Miss Hunt, Ter
rebonne; G Fletcher, Salt Island, La.
ST. JAMES H0TEL-T. smandon, Franklin,
La; Mr. Rousseau and wife, New Iberia; 0 Osborn,
Crystal Springs; D W Moody, Gen q McMaokin
Yieksburg; Naxey, Brandon, Miss; P Red
mond, f NJ SAMSON, Texas; = F Newman, Proy
dence, La; W s Fulton, J NJ Robinson, Memphis
Compton, S Carey, F Danell, Cordova, Mex; G s
Fickler, Greenwood, Miss; H 7 Toulmin, Mobile. s
Goldman, W E Anderson, Florida; J IL Winfield
and wife, Handsboro, Miss; r Taylor, W Bate
man, B q Smith, Hancock county, Miss; ] W Vim
yard and family. Corpus Christi; j NJ Collin; J l.
Uhildress, steamer Fannie Peirson.
CITY H0TEL--F G McFall, Texas; N NJ Cuda-
beck, Pascagoula; J Plat, Point Coupee; Misses
Platt Chatawa, Miss; J 7 Fielder and wife, Texas;
A and W Rogers A Bressingham, I McPhillips,
Mobile; w A Wo0dfolk, Jas II Walker, Woodville,
Miss; NJ Collier, st Joseph, La; S D Nunlee,
Bonham, Texas; Mrs NJ Regard, Lake; Capt Y
Lawiess, steamship Morgan; Riley, Miss; ] Y
Allen, Vernon, LIN.
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i've Const uUuh were avelse to it, The new.
fanaled cons itp}ion the radicals were pattns
upon the country Was contrivance py Mh 4Gn
Southern negroes were to be equalleq WIN tue
whites, or that q negro vote IN SCUM Natu,lua
would balance q white mans vote IN FennsylVa-
MA. Negro suffrage was an absGrdity, ana Jenef-
son had left it on record, IN hls own haluWrltlhe
that he never conemp ated me interulhgilhg Vi
the races. 1t was mete political clap-trap-
pntbirc mora The radicals were afraid that II
the Sontb was admitted they would vote with the
| Democracy and elect Gen. Grant President, or
perhaps Mcclellan, tGreat cheers,) There was
not thief in the United States who was not a
radical During his speech Mr. Blair eloquently
alluded TO MoUle lan's patriotism, saying he knew
that Lincoln, to the last joined with him in that
opinion. Every alusion to McCleilans name was
greeted enthusiastically, The whole tenOt of the
speech indicated fea,s Of serious troable, owing
70 the radical haired Of the South.
SPEECH OF HON. GEoReE H, PENDLEToN.
After MIR. Blair's speech, Hon George Fl. Pen
dleton was introduced aud received an ovation
The enthusiasm was remarkable. For nearly tel
minutes cheer upon cheer greeted the distin
guished Ohioan. We give an abstract of his ad
dress
Mr. Peudteton commenced by euogizing tbs
Democratic party deny Dg that it was dead, ant
coutending that so long as the government shall
exist in this country it will maintain its yigor.
was a party of the people against the power o
| confederation, against consolidation He thenTe
viewed the early history of the government
showing that the party of confederation stoot
then as the Democratic party stood to-day. He in
sisted that the Southern STATES were in the Union
and that the grand question was whether they
should be represented in Congress. In this mat
ter The Democracy and the President entirely
agreed. He then considered the question, why
should not these States be represented
arguing it at some length. He asserted
that the radical leaders had from the star
been opposed to the Union. Thad. Stevens hat
said in his hurry that with his consent the UnioI
never should be restored. They hated our form
Of government and knew the most effective stall
they could give it would be to attempt to govern
one half the country. He then took up the CUES
ton Of the constitutional amendment, believing
that, if the Southern States were entitled to repre-
sentation, it was superauous, as its adoption wa
exacted as condition of representation, and
they were not 50 entitled, its adoption could no
confer that right.
Speeches were also made from various stands b,
Hon. G. w. Carrigan, Congressman Hogan, Roger
and many other distinguished gentlemen. at nigh
| another immense meeting was held in front Of tn
Keystown Hotel, which was addressed by Hon
George II, Pendleton and others.
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cheese MoFn, Straight 10000 bxs candles
81 flSns butteEhneder & Observation-Disclosures to
order--Totat hhds tobacco
ST LOUIS-eamer w Il Arthur-47 hhds to-
haceo Il J Pts &co-39 do Given, Watts &co-
rs Speed, Surrs &co-S Wilson & Iouug-g j
E King-l5 Remore, Woodbridge &oo-6 do to
B NJ Turnbullo--5 Gold, Roach &oo-5 L Gun
ther-4 II ber-l Van Cuiin, McComhs &cb-
2 j G Huey-5Xs eggs Stanard s. Slayback--l0
do SO bbls pOes Dorman u Bruno-46 do + Del
Bondio-4t d Lauman-SS SKIS potatoes Pear.
son & Winslol64 do 900 SKIS bran 1885 SKIS corn
Geo Martin-bhls potatoes II bxs eggs 6 pkgs
cabbage MILF Meyers PIX machinery 7 b
Bodley &co-kgs saws Branch, Crookes Eco
pkg tobaccokgs mdse MITCHELL pkrs mdse
Buckner, Mean &co--l00 bbls meal so SKIS meal
Lamb, Quinl5co-30 csks bacon Butts Flash &
Lyon--4 do bhlman--5 ties hams Il X Converse
liz hf-bhs to Geo Eimer-l02 bbls pork AOO
bbls -four KY Caultield-57 do Grace Davis N
co-2O0 do Dglesby &co-2O0 do Kehlor Il Up-
dike-700 dd Kennedy GaGO--Sl do 1872 ski Of
bran Emley loo SKIS malt l20 hfbbls beer 3
pkgs mdse lSchuerman-l fkns butter Ober,
AtWater Ckegs butter bXs cheese bblb of
eggs Schnei& Iuberbier-l5 do p G 0'Riley-
Sc head hoR4 NOEL bbis eggs bbs apples
King B-os--bls whisky to Howard, Preston &
Barrott-50 Fairchild, Verhoett L Bingham i
csk LIQUOR G)ale-2 bXs books Blelock &cd-2
bids skins Aer-5 bales hay 10 SKIS bran 10 SKIS
oats buggih0rses G W LeonBrd-l3 bales of
moss to Ahm & Goldsmith bales cotton to
Payne, Hunton &co--sqndries to order-Total
bales cott66 hhds tobacco
ST LOUIiteamer NJ S Mepham-44S bbIs of
potatoes Canman-l43 do f DelBoudio--l24
do G W ByllOO do Stannard & Slayback-10O
do NJ Duffy-do Miller y Meyer-40 do to order
100 do Jno bore-l6l do 436 SKIS corn NJ bru.
han-l0l3 hnott & Adams-l764 do to order
1928 do Chi, Tarleton &cO-43S do to Lacey,
Terry eco do Dorman & Bruno-l65 SKIS malt
4 bpilS Tn1 E,n
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Exports Yesterdav.

MISUNDERSTANDING Texas-IOo bbls -four
500 SKIS corn 100 SKIS bran SKIS coffee and sundres
TAMPIC0-Schr Guadalupe-280 bbls -four 20
bbs potatoes do onions 4 tics lard 1000 feet lum
Der
MOBILE-Steamer Blue Wing No 3-2s bbls of
moasses bbls whisky hhds sugar Dbl sugar
PROVIDENCD-Bark E G Litch6eld-lO94 bales
cotton go bbls -four bbls moasses
ST L0UIS-Steamer Olive Branch-Sundry mds
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The St. Louis Democrat (radicaD thus clas-
sites some Of the Louisiana delegates to the
Philadelphia convention .s
have chosen the following delegates to the PhiIa-
delphia convention Gen. Dick Taylor, Alex.
Mouton, Duncan F. Kenner, Judge E, Abel, w. G.
G. Claiborne, II W. Spoford and General r. G,
Heron. Taylor and Claiborne are known for
their activity as rebel leaders; Kenner was mem
Der Of the rebel Congress. and Mouton was a rebel
governor, and a general in the Confederate SER
vice Which makes treason odious!N
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CHICAGO, July 22.-V. B. Denslow principal
editorial writer in the Chicago Tribune Fl. Al
Smith, one of the editors of the Tribune from its
original establishment, j. F, Ballentine, CONNER
eial editor, and G, D. Williston who has for years
had charge of the financial department of the
Tribune, have seeded from that concern, having,
with Jacob w Burrage, wealthy banker of
Springfield bought up all the stock Of the Chicago
Daily Republican, which establishment they viii
take possession of on the first Of September. MI.
Burrage has paid up all the Indebtedness of the
Republican,
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HEALTH OF BIsHoP EARLY.-we are gratified
to be able authoritatyely to state that the bishop
is rapidly recovering from the injuries he sus-
tanned by the late railroad accident. Although
still suffering with much pain at times in his right
side, he is considered out Of danger.
rRtrhunnd Tirnas
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N. O., G. N. R. R.-July 26-8 bales Of
cotton sttt-i do Pitcher Barrow do to
w B Th'u-5 R Powell l. R Colemau-2
Wilson q &co-23 Watt &co-IO NJ J Zuntz
Jno I e SEQ Warren u Crawford-7 do
A Milteer &co-6G7O feet lumber P Markey
car caasc Seryet-2 hXs leather Hender
son & Gil key whisky McAIIister & McNair
Is bxs fW Crlsler-9 do Z G Clouds do Q
bbls dDgnaick-sundries to order-Tdtal rs
N. O& G. W. R. R.-July 26-4 bales
moss A ndrz-2 bbls rice l bX wax l. Surle
l bxs ntbls pecans Montague jr-l73 head
stock adres to order
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eTEAlfBOATs.


FIR bark Macmillan l. Nee, from Mobile in ballast,
to w Buddendorf
Schr W Hilles, Thomson, % days from Philadel-
phia, to A Fosdick
Schr Aurora, -, from Vera Cruz
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DROS US........, ......PROSPEOTUs
e CHURCH VISITOR,
Devoted interests of the Protestant Episcopal Church
IPublished every Saturday.
VarrnH . CT 80. -,
DROaUs.
.............PROsPECrUs

It is pBo issue the first number of the above in Sen
TENDER n with view to its adoption as the Official
Organ RInei of c mmunicating kccesaotical Intell-
kence attn and eOuthW est
While to the Interests Of the Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church. the dissemination of its teachings With ali
other att matter relative thereto it Is designed 10 be
made q unity Paper, with special departments for La.
dies undL
1t will the advancement and elevation of Education
and Ltel tr midst and aid in the Scientific develop
ment OF Agricultural UOmmercial, Mechanical and
Mineral # the South and thus, by encouraging The
Notwithstanding discoveries of the age hitherto
too mucseu, we may hope TO attain to former as well
as futureand prosperity.
We inf to thai WHICH is directly practical For
though hcimate aud soil unsurpassed the latter has
hardly ain developed while the former In most parts
Of the wepresent as unhealthy
It thus necessary to put forth facts in order to cor
rect errdsrepresentious tending destroy tile value
Of SoutHs, property and interests
kotcifcurrences OF the day. it will likewise contain
cumnbumn, AID limited space will be allotted for
genera lments
1t is hsec ring the talent OF the South and South
wes, tops paper Of general use ulness especially to
those seEnd, therefore urgent appeal is mule all
GlsrgyHithers, who feel an interest in the religious
moral gal, scientific and material resOurcet of the
South thgents and contributors TO the VISI rDR and
we requt1 forward lists OF subscribers as early pos
sible to Rev GEO. W. STlCkNEY Editor,
Box T72, New Orlenl1s La
Subsca and advertisements may be- left at W. Camp
rect.
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Imports Yesterday.

BOSTON Steamship Kensngton-Astd mdse
RUATAN- Steamship Exact-Fruit to order
MOBILE Steamer Mary-Sundries to order
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schr volumnia, Ryan, from Havana, 10th inst, to
] B Murison &co-Cargo, $50 boxes sugar to
J B Murison &co-99 do J R Conner
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ADVANCE IN THE RATe OF observation-disclosures.
tioa of a National Board of U1lderlrriters.-
Nep York, July l9.-The fire insurance company
hive advanced the rate of insurance ten per cent,
and have formed national board Of under
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TELLrNG TAIEs ON EACH OTHER. The St.
Louis Democrat says;
Frank Blair, in his Missouri speeches, having
palpably charged that the members of the Mis-
souri, delegation now in Congress, who served in
the Union army, were set of horse thieves, facts
will soon be published to show that Blair, when
campaigning in south Carolina, did not hesitate
to appropriate siNerWare and China to his own
Driyatp
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Kansas Times says the revenue officer of his town
is man of the right stamp, although little two
cents-itve in some things. This is severe for hot
weather, but such a tax must be expected in times
like this.
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Ar Isn ,ll ND. AND Ene1 's,l
~, TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
Nbuth Royal street, Mobile, Ala.
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TRII-0ne year, Sl2; six months, ST. thred months,
So sol
No nns for the papers, to be delivered id the city
will ID for a less period than six months.
AD4NG-TranSient advertisements 81 80 rler square
for al on. Each subsequent insertion rs cents Ten
lines npareil make square. Advertisements in
serte gals will be charged rs new each insertion.
Adhts not specified as to time, will be published
I'll orA and charged accordingly.
AlF advertisements, except from BUSINESS houses
with y have current accounts, must be paid in adj
vanc~
Bilfral advertising will be made out monthly, and
proml ms required.
EdBces OF advertisements are chargable al the rate
Of 9flee for each insertion.
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Steamship Kensington, Hedge, from Boston, IL
inst to Creeyy, Nickerson &co-4th district
Exact, Washburn, from Ruatan,
Perkins q Hersey-2d district
~ STEAMBOATS,. -
Armadillo, Swsney, from Cincinnati.
w R Arthur, Carson, from st Louis.
Virginia, Thompson, from st Louis.
M s Mepham, Woods, from st Louis.
Fashion, Pratt, from Vicksburg.
Yicksburg, Tobin, from Ouachita City.
Live Oak, Bassett, from Fort jackson.
A G Brown, Queant, from Fort jackson.
Mary, Myers, from Mobile.
National, Clark, from Shreveport.
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CINCINNATI.
LAFOURCHE.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFoUROHE PACKET
ONCE A WEEK.
Leaves every SATURDAY at "a. NJ
Steamer J. Nj. sHARP-HENRY STRECK, Master JOS
DALFERES Clerk
EOR TBIBODAUxVILLE PAINTCOURT.
ye Eapoleonye Donaldsonyille, and all intermediate
coast landings-Will leave regularly above
The J. ~. Sharp will give particular attention to coast
freight and passengers and will continue in perms
nently. For freight or passage apply board.
PS-Shippes in all casea responsible for payment
of freight. j. s. RELF Tchoupitonlas street
VIRGINIus c. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
usual
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ea @rLeans aAallp GrGalGRl.
sRL IL 49,. lII.Y u. Isa0.
&C Reaaa5lyanIa Demoerasg.

-, s,-.,N4oys CONSERVATIVES DEMONSTRATION AT
ty t5Nt PA.-ENTHUs1AsT1C ENDORSEMENT OF
e,.-fpgST Observation-Disclosures or HON. HBIsTER
ssssifss, Ron. RICHARD vAUX, HON, MONTGOMERY
aalR HON. GEORGE H. FENDLKTON AND 9TH
5;s-THR pIsUNIoNIsH OF THE RADICALS DE-
srSeED, ETC.
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Rarine gnteHi9ents.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 81 CANT Sri
Eriduy Tu1S Of lg6l

.a..t s.. CRESCENT OFFICE, No "a CAMP STREET, /
Friday, July 27, 1866. \.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Texas, Stanton, for Galveston,
Halves & Bowen
Steamer Blue Wing No g. Little, for Mobile,
Steamer Olive Branch, Belt, for St Louis, Master
Bark 3 G Ltehfeld, Crockett, for Providence,
Thorndke & Norton
Nix schr Guadalupe, BORA, for Tampico,
S Fernandez SEQ
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Il MISshed on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturday,
b. WORTHINGTON Pub1isba-

Ohice-92 Market street up stairs,
Price Hpton-$l per month"; Invariably in advance
AdYes inserted at 81 50 per square for the first and
rs centare for each insertion.
Ali advertisements must be paid for in advance.
All editions for the promotion Of individual interests
win be or as advertisements; also, obituary notices.
tributesct, ETC.
EditoEes Of advertisements will be inserted at %
cants pf each insertion
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COAST.
LOWER COAST PACKET,

LoWEh COAST PACKET.
Leaving every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY at 10 A. NJ
EOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE STATION
Buras Settlement Pointea La Hache, Jesus Bend, and
a landings and plantations the routeThe splendid
last steamer A. q. Brown alex. Queant n aster will
run in the above trade the entire leaving above
returning, will come up the Coast every MONDAY and
THURSDAY in daylight arriving the city before dark
Shippers and passengers rely the BROWN remaining
III the trade she having been bought expressly
u the most complete repair ForePh passage apply on
ooArdor to JN0: Z. HYDE Co, lib Common street.
COMAUX q SMITH No. 90 Canal street
N B. Commencing on Sunday, July lst