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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-01
PRIVATE SALES

yoR SALE.
80 Acres adjoining city, 412.soo.
$50 Acres one mile ffoss Hampton, 81 900.
600 Acres on the O. and 8. B. T. 4, 1850.
$50 Acres fcurths Of milo from city, SIS Co.,
. o03 Acres twelve miles FROM city, 8,776.
~ Acres On Pagan creek, 112,50o 3l@ liil
1877 Acres on Lynn Havon river, $4,000. tia
zb00 AcrSttmbsr eleven miles from city, $780,
lsssAcres two and (. half miles tgom city. 4 lots
500 Acres sixty miles slnth q dty a
ld Acres near KenpsvIlh S4oQU. M NJ
los Acres four miles ffomeity. MOO.
160 Acres sixteen miles from city, $4,000. iit
400 Acres eight miles from city, $4,000.
40 Acres twenty miles from city, $500.
$40 Acres near KempsvHle, $4,000. z
Is; ssS Acres Acres sisssn mile: from eiy, $50
so Acres eight miles from city, $l.5eO. tt s.
1000 Acres twelve miIss from city, timber, ~ ,o00
$50 Sc Acre. f rsrsSs%ons county, c. $500.
@ Acres 4srs s %ss, n Il. %a:' .s from s stS $4,000
l2l Acres thirty miles from city, $1,000.
40 Acres Ave miles from city, ~ 500. n
q 4srs: :.,:.;::s mile. fs ss city city 900
1855 Acres eight miles from city, 10000.
$40 Acressix miles nom city 81 800.
l2s Aerss ass miles nom city, 3 soo. ..
One Barn, 400 Acres. seventesn milss from city,
heavy timber, $i,soo
! Hoass and Lot il city on Main street. $4,000.
Sixty feet on Commerce street. ~
M Sixtssn Lots IN suburbs Of city. $3.50,
-. have lust perfectsd arrangements BY which We
&cilisi fOr placing lands bsOre purchasers abroad,
b ~ chs. sG ; n S ses G, =
PIX s o SH SusJ sspsu and in Eusops.
y NsazV al Of the above Land on or near water and
3he l6fes traots heavily 1mbered description Of
W9~Ivs special aiasatcn 70 the purchas. and salsof
A''' A' " foISIS, CARTWRIGHT : Co,
Auction aud Commission Merchants.
T SxnnaExs vida Water nfraak NovGnIk Va
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THE COURTS.

MAYoRs CoURr.-Commonweal Us John Dunbar and
fhadeus Butt charged with rotous conduct and sheet
ing at officer Wyatt on Friday night The accused were
admitted to bail in the Of $500 to appear on Tuesday
Tor trial before the Mayor
G. Sullivan, charged with misdemeanor, was remand
90 for trial before the Corporation Court.
FRERDNKN's CoUsT.-Harrison Harvey, charged with
stealing Case not sustained, and accused dismissed
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~ okowN OF GOLD or coronet of
rs,o. 'ne privilege Of few to have but any lady
a., -. siorioua head Of hair-Naturss ewn dadem
w..,s "s % dignity-by the Of Mas. 8. A. ALIENS
n. 1aaar Rsstorsr and zyobasamum, or Hair Dress
as svssy DrsssissssIls them.
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. @ r 8 A L E.

DOR sAL E.
II oGbr Iur saIs THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES or LAND, portion Of my farm, adjoining the
village Of Ksppsvills, In Princess Anne cosnty Va,
nine miles hi the city Of Norfolk, situate the sast
bank Of the Elisabsth River.
Tho situation 10 healthy, society good sdjscsnt 10
schools and churches Tho land thoroughly adapted 70
TRUCKING, being high rich and quick. Thsrs q wood
enough on the Land t0pay for IT,
Should II not be desirable for any In want Of land
to have 20 large tract viii be divided into lots tosut
For TERMS &C., apply 70 SHAW RObkkIs, Auction
and Commissou merchants corner Roanoke Square and
Wide Water st. Norfolk, Vs. n whose hands the proper
JIM. DRICKHOUSE,
is7-6 Kompsville, Princess Anne CO., Va
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - Can the teeth
= rendered i'nperishable' unquestionaby they oAn
so1's0H1 used daily p render the enamel absolutely
ssA'nst decay, harden the gums and sxpsl from the
element -'''' P'''''
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK. DECEMBER 80

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Steamer Geo. Leary, Brakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore
steamer Eolus, McCarrick, Matthews.
SssAmer M Martin. Livingston, Richmond.
schooner Julia, Deleny, baltimore.
DEPARTURES
SS. Steamer Geo. Leary, Blakeman, Baltimore.
Steamer Steamer Adelaide Cannon, Baltimore
ee.esmer Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews Co.
Steamer Steamer City Of Richmond. Shanahan, Richmond.
Shhloone William Crttenden, French, Elizabeth City.
''hoonsr Lamartine, johnson, New York.
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N.Y. A SUPERIOR REaEDY.-We
can conscienously recommend to those suffering from
distressing cough DR.. strckands hsiiuous Cough Bal
sam. 1t gives relief almost instantaneous and wthsl
not disasreeabe to the There no doubt but the
Meiuous Cough Balsam of the best preparations
in use and is all that its proprietor claims for IT, we
have tried it during the past week. and found relief from
most distressing cough 1t is prepared by Dr. strick
land No. 1879 Sycamore street. Cincinnati O., and for sale
by Druggists
Wake co. and NJ. 4 Q. A. SANTOS, Agents for
Norfolk, Va. r ~ no'o-o
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y NaRzQIE, Va, December !, 1865. J
p@ A M1kETiNa OF THE STOCK
HsLDrss of @The Exyngs National Bank of Norfolk
will be held at theYpAnaing House on the SECOND
TUESDAY 1.-THE sth) IN JANUARY next between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and Of that day, for the purpose
of electing Drectom 70 Y during the year 1866
ME. SAMUEL P. MOORE,
dec9-1et 80 Assistant Cashier.
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T / q K E T s

Candidates have their tickets promptly ana COZ
rectly printed, and their election wArsnted necey
In fact the POST JOB OFFICE 10 capable Of
anything and everything that can Dc called os IN ne
business and will guarantee universal tisAcnon On 'ne
most liberal terms and We respectfully request con-
nuance Of the patronage heretofore 20 generously Dc
slowed upon our efforts by the people Of this city and
us. '<N tfkK
An ords should be plainly written, especially proper
names % prevent mistakes and handed in ct the Count
.~ roo On the Art hoor II sent BY letter addressed 10
Z. \. BROWN, NorsbIk Pest
= f IERHS:
t.dk a dsavsy cfshs work, sxcspss easss whsrs or
aerx Gro hon regular advtss In the latter casss ~
can ~ rvsdwsd notify
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DIKD D..

In. :" inns city at half past four o'clock Saturday morn
as' ar. EDWIN GILBERT, Of consumption.
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stAatJ tk1R. As4ltsE
rsr p,or.uroRs Of this Establishment respectfully
announce 70 the Public Of Norfolk Portsmouth and VI
that they are fully prepared 70 execute every do
.crio,,ou o. ion ppIITIuG known to the business,
-, INV With NEAfNEss and DRSP ATcH, but In .
..s,s ,r..rn...sa a. tho South for BEAUTY and ELE
nIncr ~ Nv. The most complies and varied ssscrt
80 - rvpr Of ALL SIZES and DESCRIPTIONS
: $780,.
PIAtNs
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ursUisinns CARDS.

our spscimensin this line vie with the finest Copper.
elatc engraving I'd "a With great nsatnsss
on ane suamelsd md Bristol cardboard. 4
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\ O. R E N T

Avsy desirable STORE am Maj. at,s.. .,,,..,,. q.
OSc, ny bss'ne~ For particulars snc.Irs a. IN.
~ i-lw..
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nR. JAMES D. GAIT respectfully
tenders his services to the public in eyery branch
N Ria urofessiou Once and residence No. West Main
street. over Mr. Joseph Kehoes store, and opposite First
National Bank, Norfolk. Vs- sep4-u
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NOR SALE OR CHARTER.

light DRAFT MDRWHEL STEAMER. Of eighty
tons hurthsn suitable for Freight or Passengerswel
fitted and In perfect order. Also, FOUR LI9HYKR6
decked over drawing thirty inches water, with nFT1
CORDS OF WOOD-built In the most SUBSTANTIAL manneI
-sxprsssly ior Iightsring wood. ~ - "a u - I
Apply TO, or addre@, a
auxlo-0 iff No. II Roanoke Square.
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sar BATcHELoR's HAIR DYE

H6 BATCHELoR' HAIR DYE
The Original and Best in the Worldf The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Instanfa
neous Produces immediately splendid Black or natu
raj Brown without injnring the hair skin Remedies
the i'll effects OF bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists The
genuine is signed william A. BateheIor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEuRS,
for restoring and Identifying the Hair.
ausloly CHARLES BATcHELOR, New YoaE.
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Cur @sadina cards.

No couple can live happy die in peace blessed by
the love Of chdrs unless they can bequsath to them,
as gifts q few Of our beautifully exc
ted WEDDING CARDS COTTON up In the latest style.
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TOR COOKING PURPOSES.

fine article pure RUM high proof sod fall aavosed
a pure article APPLE BRANDY. Three year old PEACH
BRANDY. Yarious grades FRENCH BRANDY, and
high favored WINE8 al selected for cooking purpcs
- IT 8. \. b0RUM,
dec1-u Under the Atlantic Hotel.
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Posters and Dodgers.

We print these Of III discs and In all co'or Of ink and
pspsr an next to advertising in the Post the best way
= neke known youftaAps~ = through the POSTER.
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.nESI ABLE FAMILY,
IL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
That very desirable Family Residence. situated on
CRANKY street. three doors above the Methodist Church,
and now occupied by Mrs. Foster 10 offered for sale
Il has vide entry, with two parlors and dining
room on the first hoor four chambers on the second MOOR
two comfortable rooms I'm the garrett and dry cellar
payed ward with kitchen and smoke house conveniently
located, and largo garden ia
For further particulars apply 70
sep28-6 J. N. SMITH bhOfHEh.
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nes- DysPEPsIA.-What everybody
saws must be true We have heard Dr. srcklands Tonic
spoken of so frequently by those who have been beneh
ted by It. that at last we compelled to make II known
to the public that we really believe it effects cure In
every case therefore, say to those who are suffering
with Dyspepsia or Nervous Debility, to to their Drug
eists and get bottle Of DIR. strickand's Tonic.
WELLS CO., Agents. lis Franklin street, N Y.
WALKE.& co. and M. c. SANTOS, Agents for Nor
ok, Va hovo-o"'
mE- HALLS VEGETABLE SICfLIAN
HAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to bc the most perfect
nreparation for the hair ever offered to the public.
Its vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever. .5.ss4 f1r
TT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S oRIGI-
NAL COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling out
II ceanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, usouS
and silkcn. r X
II l. splendid hair dressing .ssA
No person. old OF young, should fail to nscif
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THIN FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
g. Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover
and take no other. RP. HALL 4 CO.,
Nashua, N H., Proprieiors.
Az Far sale Inv ALI druggists. noy20-6m
NORFOLK. November q, 1865.
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Ef Hsssa
GALL 500
oryon will lose rare opportunity of
sAvlIN MON W
a.e ore
We 'i''F
$4,000 WORTH
OF IsM d
WET GOODS,
ono not even moist bought at the Auction last week.
the Custom House, being select portion of the cargo
the English Bark "victoria," wrecked Lynnhivsn
each This cargo was selected expressly for isigs |
SOUTHERN TRADE.
Our stock comprises "a
$500 yard. SUPER BLACK MoHAn.
5000 yard. PLAIN BLACK CALICO
1000 yard. BLACK AND WHITE CALICO
7o yards ENGLISH GRAPE.
1000 yard. tour4eur ENGLISH CALICO. Y
-A rssgs
600 dozen LINEN cAnsRic HasDKERoHlErs:
5000 yards BLACk ALrACCA'
500 pounds PATENT rH.sAD.
400 great sros. BUTTONS. = :
aa Is IA4a - lfsfs
BY dozen ENGLISH HOSE AND y HOSE;
% dozen wHALrBosE uMBRnIlAs. e
Give us call, Ladies', and examine for yourselves
E9 l.. BERKLEY. ~
dec25-lw
KEEPa THIS BEFORE THE
n people,.
0AA''i"A' and uo,,n.v 81 =,
Parsons in search of Suitable Present in tho WY .
Jewery Watches or silverWare will find good assor'
menta at
JIM. FREEMAN'S,
% Main street. corner Of Talbot, censistingof
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold Chablaines, Gold Thimbles,
Shields and Finger Rings,
Diamond, Ruby, Pearl and
"a A'' - -'''''' : q latest styl
Lockets, Necklaces, Crosses,
Silver Table, Tea and Dessert ft3 SITS
Spoons aud Forks, Berry, Jelly, Ti.r =.
Sugar and Cream Spoons.
Preserve Spoons,
Soup and Gravy Ladies', !,
Eeg Spoons, Cake and Fruit Knives,
Butter Knives Napkin Rings
Walters, Dinner and Breakfast
Casters, Cake Baskets,
r nov Pickle Stands,
Liquor Stand
with a great variety of
NCY GOOD 8;
all Of which WILDE sold cheap a, y s1y M y u
city. D. M fnAH yA,,
decls-lm .ews.e.
SCARS,
~ FANCY
ARTICLES.
1HdFf4 f68 &C.,
\
UNPRECEDENTED ~
- RIcEs
Tho undersgnsd intending TO change his location t.
Store the LIST Of 5ANS s o Ser II SOL o'
'''' w. 3. LEWIS Druggist,
nov2s-H Il Main St. updsrths Atlantic Hotel
la rrIEs'
ONIONS $3.50
4 PorATon
70. t :..s e.
| VERY LOW. sosloss eensisnnsnt, ~,
Il aes1e-tf H. P. WORCESTER CO
In H. RS r E N !,
20 1s MANUFACTURE or
FRENCH coSyEcnoNE
ufe-- and CANDns
| NO. IS TALBOT STREET.
Goods sold only by order.
NB.-Cakes ornamented for Private Parties
dec2s-1m
! nor COOKING PURPOSES.
fine article pure RUN, high proof aDd fall 1avo
4 pure article APPLE BRANDY. fhresyear old PA
BRANDY. Various grades FRENCH BRANDY,
and Tor ~ = tks arp TOP Wine ard Liquor stor
VT 8. \. b0RUM
| dscl-a Under the Atlantic Hots
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BILLS OF FARE

Done in manner 80 skillful and that cen epcuIes
will net complain OF the fare. No Hotel Restaurant
should be without them These furnish daily 1t
duced prices. -. d $50 q ss'zasrs - .,s-f
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Manifests and Bills Of Lading.

L A B E L S.
anotbecaries Druggists and others, who make Of
bsss necessary articles, can be promptly suppl ed
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Blanks Of all Kinds

Yae+sf
Bills Of Lading, eA
sbE2fT- 900
Insurance r sa Policies :.
Legal Blanks,
aa1 -
! Blanks for Lawyers
- ~ - :.
+ :, Blanks fOF Notaries, ~
Blanks 10 Jsstiss., J
=
Blanks for Clerks Of Court,
T. -
Blanks feYall manner Of People
GU E OK 81
ror Bank, or for Busnss Houses executed Color. an
| equal to the hnsst susravi9ss = 49,, ssa
Prices Current, IL
Pamphlets, - = ~
Circulars, 'aa e, - -
In all Forms and Sizes.
| - 49, Snpss. q e
Promissory Notes,
In style that will be protested. q, go ~
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u o r. 8 A l. E..
= s.. STEAM ENGINE and DorLrR, .bou. ,o.bo,..
csIacIty ccmplste with Governor Heater Valves Led
Pima &C. and will b. sold Les than it, value Apply 70
8. \. DORUM,
sfiptopr Wine and Liquor Store,
sctzl-H No. Il under the Atlantic Hotel.
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ERIE CANAL BARGE "COLUM
III nIADr YOR BkLus-CApacity 600 bushsls Grain
& N complete order and but two and half ysen old
Also, tive opsn Canal bsrfsp, vesy ltsbts 81 carry
lpnIv 10 L. RHYN0LD8
royS-W No. II lsa.eks Square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-07
YOUNG MEN.
New Work Proposed for Their Beneht ny
the Young Mems Christian Association
How to Keep Young Wien From Bill
thirds, Pretty Waiter Girls, sc.

pamphlet, recently published by the Young
Mems Christian Association Of York states that
there exists in this metropolis many billiard saloons
theatcrs gambling hells, bar-rooms obscene pubca-
tons pretty waiter gir saloons houses of prostitu
ton, &c. mentions, Immediately afterward, the moral
incentives in the shape OF evening schools libraries
the Cooper Union. churches &c. and finally. and most
yirtuously continues by saying that
Three things nOD clear!
l. That the young of this city present wide and
most important field for the efforts Of the Christian and
the Philanthropist
O. That this field is bu, partially occupied.
3. That agents for decentralization are ieariuiy IN
excess Of those of u contrary character"
The remedy proposed by the Y. NJ C. a. is central
building arranged that the rental Of portions OF II
will pay the working expenses Of the main organiza
ton; the annual gifts OF the benevolent could then be
devoted to the support of branch associations in various
parts Of the city. Snch building should contain for
the use Of the Association, commodious Lecture
Room pleasant and well.lghted Reading Room
room for large and weselected Circulating Library
room for complete Reference Library, pleasant Con.
versaton Rooms an unexceptionable Gymnasium. and
other proper Of recreation and suitable accom-
modatons for subordinate religious and literary exer
cises and for the committees ana oihcers Oh tne Asso
citation.
This building should be accessible to the principal
lines Of city travel tasteful and attractive IN al lts ap
pointments and should be placed under the contro
Of Board of Trustees specially organized, to maintain
it forever for the declared purposes for which the AS
sociation itself Is established. The prominence which
such structure would give TO the Association ana l's
work the OF permancncc, the character au
influence which it would then possess the eyes o.
strangers, would add immeasnraby TO the power OF
the Association for good and silently bring young mei
within the sphere OF its influence. II Is believed tha
the past services of this Association. It's accumulated
experience its present efficiency the demonstrated and
unquestoned praoticableness Of It's plan OF work
the vast field upon which 1t operates and us promise
for the future warrant its friends IN expecting ron
the phiauthropsts of New York building OF the char
acter indicated.
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Markets. Reported BIZ Telcgraph.

ST LOUIS March 5-Cotton declined to 3c for Mddling
Flour heavy III 50 for Single Extra and S90 $40 rs fo
Double Extra Wheat heavy at i0d 80 for common Il
AZ 56d57c for Mixed and 59d6c. for White. Oats asa
16c Mess Pork dull at S27 SOa S2a Bacon dull at lac. fol
shoulders i3c. Clear Sides and &c., for Plain Hams
Lard quiet at l7fd20c Whisky advanced to ~ IS
KKw ORLEANS March 5-Cotton very unsettled; quota
tions nominal sales to-day 5000 bales receipts s7l bales
sugar l&dl5c. Moasses yOd9ltc. Gold 49, Sterling EK
change lt FreghsCotton to New York &C., and to Liv
erpool ID per pound
PHILADELPmIA March 6-Petroeum very unsettled sales
27d28c for Crude dic for Refined in bond and 81 a
for free. PIovsons-A declining tendency Mess Pork
sl8d Ss 80 Lard dull at 1871 9c Flour very dali .ale
Of Superhne at s6ds6 rs and Extras at $70S7 rs Whes
GOOD Red commands 81 IS. Coma declining tendency
sales 900 bush Yellow 79c Whisky very dali ct 81 2sd
% 80 Coffee sales Of 800 bags Of damaged Rio s l2tc
aSHad 6is IN fssk
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Tr,ualara, Guifa.

To Albany py Hudson X. r., Depot 50th-st and
10th. ave-. and by Harlem X. r., Depot 2oths,
and sth. av via Hudson River, y, ioa. m, q,
o. and 10 Q. m, VIA Harlem ii = m. and II D. M
Sunday tram. via hudson River, p. m. CITY
run between Chambers aud joh-st station
and CITY Hall and 18th st. station,
10 Baltimore and Washington, by the New'Jerey
II. r., foot OF Courtandt.s,.. 8 and 10 g. M,
?. snd y midnight. Sunday. ........',.'' N
| To Boston, oy New London line Pier SO ". H.,
daily lsur day excepted. ........'.....,... p u
To Jston. by New Haven r. r., via Springfield:
2Ith'st and ith'av; ..;.;;..;:...Ba N. ana p T"
| To Boston. by New Haven Il. r., k7thst and Atm
ave-. via Shore Line, TT and D. m. sundsy... r. III
| To Canandaigua Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and
| West by Rrie Railroad foot OF Chamoer"s.' .
att. 10 a. ms and pm. Ernisran train.'..': T. u
| TO Manchester, and Lonz Branch oy ksrian and
Delaware Bay r. r., via steamboat jesse Hoyt
fIompies y. r. at. p
10 Greenport, BY Long Island H. X, 1907 otJsmes
! slip, r.. r., a. m. and fsphalk. M and o. "a
/ To Hacketts,own and intermediate stations, py
| Morris and Essex r. r. foot Of Barclay'st, at
8:30a m. By road for stations west Of
| Mlburn al $40 .. III. Morrstown Express...... p
and Sprn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peck Slip at. 81 p Il
| To New. Haven, by the Neville R.R., 2'tb-st
and 4thav.. at = g. III III. J. 3:4o 81 aud y
10 the West, by Central Railroad Of New,Jersey
| via Allentown. from foot of Liberty'st.. y. X,
a. u, IL m. and 800 D. M. Sunday traln...... p
| 10 Philadelphia, BY New,geI'ey Railroad, 1917 OF
Courtsni.-st., Z. 10 and III a. M. Il m.,4 and6p
M. and u midnight. Sundav.... p
To Providence, by steamer City OF Providence. ,eey
cry Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from Pier
To - Washington. by New.jersey H. r. Sot Of
Courtandt-st.. and g. m, 2. m and IL
To Piepsaon, by Northern r. r.. NewJersey
from jersey City at Q! a. IN, 1T u and 6:VlpuL
To New,0resns, every Saturday, Atlantic and Mis''pI
Steamer Line
staten Island Ferry-see Advertisement.
For further information In regard TO Railroad Tine Table,
see Advertisements In another part OF this paper
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THE RIO GRANDE.
Moj..Gen. Getty in Command-Al quiet
Whereabouts Of Cortinns-Deatho fGen'
Mendez-Various Items.
NEW ORLEANS, Monday

NEW ORLEANS, Monday. March 5, 1866.
Brownsville dates of the 2Sth ult. are re-
ceiyed.
Major.Gen Getty had assumed command ofthe Rio
Grande District vice Col Brown.
Military matters remained quiet the Rio Grande.
Cortnas is lurking about some twelve miles above
Matamoras on the Mexican side.
The death Of the Liberal Chief Mendez from wounds
in taking the Ranchode Tanquito. is confirmed.
An Imperial decree has been published which seems
10 do away with which made the ports on the Rio
Grande free ports Of entry duties being paid only when
goods were sent into the Interior
Reports Of murders and robberes on toe Rio Grande
etc, continue.
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ME xICO.
a Cr;s;. Uumincnt on the Pacific Coast
The French in Northern and western
Mexico Driven 10 tho Coast-Insults TO
the Americans by Imperialisfs'
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, March >.


crisis in Mexican affairs on the Pacific
coast is mminent-so near, in fact that the United
States Government may be aroused from what is mere
boldly termed a shameful ethargy to act at any mo
ment in behalf Of the rights and lives Of its own ctl
ZeDs. 49,. ..o.,
The French troops in the northern ana western
uYican states have been driven ANONYMOUSLY to the
coast and are hemmed in a few port towns, whence
thew are liable to decamp on board their vessels OF war
barroaded: the Liberals under Corona pressing
close upon it in the rear. Fighting has occurred IN
which the Liberals aided by Americans recently en-
listed. have been victorious. ., ,,,,.
The antpathy of the French and Imperial Mexcahs
10 Americans is increasing There are instances Vi
Americans having been thrown causeessiy trto
and all are subjected TO growing insults. Threats OF
the indscrimnate slaughter Of Americans are ood!y
made by Mexican Imperial authorities in certain towns.
1t is time it is actually necessary that war vessels DC
dispatched here by the United states Government az
once to prevent trouble and demand decent respect
for United States citizens and the American nag III
may even now be too late but longer arrying will be
a crime