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TO Let.
WITH Board, dtsirable suit OF rooms on the
w fits, floor, at 50 Daniorth Street.
" Also other desirable rJoms for permanent or
transient b0arders
Feb le-df
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Agents Wanted.
Good Chance for Businees.

A PARTNER WANT in the Grocery AID Prov
n sion bu mess, 10 this city. 9'.ol stand.
Doing God business. S2OoO car tai n qu.led.
Appl TO WM. IL. JLkRI5-
FEB Is. d2ws
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40 Let.

UiHE W storr in Barbour Block, en- Middle rect,
Il now oe upied by a. Bu' leigh. Al tie trre
Cha bers over the same wnl be let with Il It ~
or separately. For further In ormaticn appy Da-
vid Keazer or T.. A. NOTION.
February 10. DIV
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For sale or To Les.
To Let.

THE rst-elass, tn story brick house, with free
st me Il INN ngs, number q lrt Eve High stleet-
For particulars u quire at tie louise ie1edtf
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AUCTION SALES.
Steamships ut Auction

THE Portland aud New York Steamship Com.
L pany viii II at public u ton, az Cults Wharf
In the City of Portland, on THl DAY, the DLns-
teenth day Of March 1868, at twelve O'Clock III.
Steamer DirigO,
Steamer FrancOnia,
Steamer hesapeake,
WIZ ant eiy tackle, apparel and furniture.
A'S1, ai the o1llcr property OF said COMPANY con.
ssth OF Coal she on Browns wharf In Portland.
9utH "a flcf - l. a. Ia New YOrs wi n the lease OF
- - fitf, i"ck Engines, Drops True 3, Sales and
"i,i !" l3rait are n Fort,dud and New York.
u eamors VIII be sold subject 20 two norfpaRes
m. con O. about Ono hundred AMI iOTty Ave thou
broken. ''N NVSN
~ EN-. Ca h.
T. n .,,..,.... aENlY FOX, Treasurer.
Portland tep -, les>. mari dad
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TENEMENT Ia Franklin Street. containing
"A rvOms. Also one on Lincoln g., contain ng
rooms. Apply TO Mr.. M LIBBY,
Dec 20. eodtf IS Franklin ST.
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Approved March 3D. 1868.
AUG. E. STEVENS, Mayor
The Portland daily press., 1868-03-07

Be It ordained ty the Mayor. Aldermen and Cor,mt
Council tie CITY 81 Portland, in CITY Couac
assembled, as joyors.
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out from New Orleans, and it viii be prooaoly
seven or eight days before they arrive at 81 Louis
From the Louisville Courier. June zs'n -
1.-The river is receding steadily, wita 4 ieet ~
inches water in the canal: During me presious
"a hours il had fallen inches at the head OF tne
falls and Is inches at Portland. On the isns 1851
evening there were less than feet 10 Tue pass
down the Indian chute, and falling ratnsr ls;,.
The river at both Pttsburg and Clnclnnau Is isii'
ing with less than feet water at the FORMER port
The Indiana from New Orleans. came In early
yesterday morning. and was landed AZ .ne f9st-
land wharf where she discharged her cargo. Inc
IDdana's departure TO New Orleans mas ueen 9e-
ferred TO Tuesday next. She VIII Dc 1esuy LOT
freight on Monday. The low-pressure hchmonu,
filed to overlooking with passengers, arrived from
New Orleans last evening. creanng an uuusus
sensation at the Portland wharf. hunoreus .,
persons and vehicles innumeraole were gasnereu
at the landing, and when the stage Pisnas se.e
run out the crowd and j0stle OF eager psrues 70
get on and off were exciting and enllvening me
Richmond capt. ]. s. Neal, returns 70 Nes VI .l
leans to-day az noon. lt was rumoreu tna' .ne
Memphis and Charleston Railroad company con-
terminated placing in the New Orleans usoe' IN
Connection with their road four frst-class steam
ers." al
From Cincinnati Enquirer, June 10th: "a.
1.-The river was falling slowly yesterday, win
nine feet tive inches in the channel by tue wafer.
works mark last evening. Tnere was q .ise " y,
over a foot at Pomeroy on Friday, and rise OF
two feet at Gsllipos on Saturday. part Oi t I
wing dam from the Ohio shore to the head OF the
island has been washed away, and the Volume ol
wster now runs through this breach, aud has
changed the current to the Ohio side OF the
island. The channel was on that SIDE OF she
island before the dam was built. The Emma n o
8, Capt. James Maratta, is receiving for new UT
leans, and will leave tomorrow"
From the Vicksburg Times, June 9Oth:
1.-The weather on Sunday AID yesterday, was
clear and warm. Rain is needed again, aud IN
less il comes soon the corn crop will sustain ver>
serious injury. Business was rather hvely on tn'
wharf and we expect to see leyee matters verl
brisk 10 day. The river continues to fall"
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INDIANOLA AND GALvESTON-Steamship Harlan
bx silver q Whitney &eo-Sla00 in specie r Frank-Sl10
DO FranCke zsS59 do g schlessinger-ssS9
40 NupQin-SlOOJ SmOn-Sl46 65 do Trsasurer-S6OO
DO Bis ,oa Smms-S200 do Stern BrOsS5OO do Lewis
6crs2OO currency W Letchfordl pigs mdse 459 hides
derSon-3S do Pilsbury-l2 do Ooure-I0 sks seed
Vrein-g bales leather Queyrouse Bos-l3 bales rags
Kaufman 6co-22 errpty barrels y G. schesStngsr-Z
hides bags wool box Mann &coe boxes oeet 70
Hsys TunstA &cO-n bales cotton Arthur 6cp-l Dol
pecans bos talow Francke Dsnnee5 empty barrels to
FAschnai-- mdse Schwartz Kaufman AcO-llz year
lugs 49 beeves McQuOid Mehe-sundrest 70 order -
MOBILE-Stsamer Louise-5 bales ysra Wallace 6co-oO
bxs DBenihuysen5O do Waekerbr tn Joseph
sundries TO order
CARDENAs-schr Cleaner III hhds Is ties and IA bbs
molasses A q D'MeEa
BRISTOI-Ship Ida Iy--700 tors railroad iron 70 order
CAMPEACHY-schI PiHkey-7U0 bushels salt Goldenhow
4 Keller
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for corn, coarse. for -four, and 50 for tobacco.
To Boston by sail 2Gic. for cotton, loOlie. Ior
corn and 65G70c. for -four. To Bremen Dy SAL, 10
lc. for cotton, and SIS. for tobacco. To HsVre
by sail. l4c. for cotton.
COMMERCIAL CRCULAR.-We have received
from Messrs. Chss. 4. Slsyback & Co., of this
city, a copy of their very neat and very accurate
private circular which on the eth ult. was for
wsrded TO their friends in the interior, and on
Comparing il with our Price Current Of last Satur
day have found but few if any, material discrepan
cies in the prices of the various articles quoted
This eminently enterprisng firm has to-day aug
mepted its strength considerably by the accession:
as partner, of Preston 7. Slsybsck, ESQ.,: and
hereafter we and the public at large nay look for
daily increased operations on the part OF Chas T.
Ssyback & Co.
ANNUAL COFFEE STATEMENT.-We are lnoeotel
to Messrs. Small Co. for the subjOined report OF
the Coffee trade In this and all other leading ctles
of the United States for the past year;
Total imports Of Rio Coffee from LIST July 1884, to LIST o
Imports frcn Isl July 1896 to LIST July lSS7.... Slisl
Increase this 1900 szo-l
stock in FIRST hands July l. 1857 None
=. o.. q. l365....................-- Ai'AO-
,,oNrury RECEIPTS AND SALES AT THIS PORT DUR
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NEW ORLEASs. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD.

IPAssENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4:sOPx,
making with Trains for Yicksbug Meridian and
with the Mississippi Central Railroad for the North and
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
At 40 n going Brookhsven. Returning, leave
Brookhavsn At $3.50 N. MONDAYS, arriving IN New
Orleans At HIS
Excursion Tickets good Train Of Saturday Sun
day going Trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except sundays
$40 A. n - = - .
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent.
I'D WARE General transportation Agent
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Al
Thursday, July 2, 1868.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steam shin Faindeer Msgrath for Pensacola Deshon
Schr Pauline. Hanson, for PensAcola, Master
Schr W Everett Jones Tor Boston, Thorndke Sorton
Steamer Lucreta DAVIS. for Mobile. Maser
Steamer Republic Cox for Mobile, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Harlan Lewis from lndanOls and Galveston, to
Ca Whitne &eo-lst district ,.rs n,
schr Cleaner Howes from caraenas to II DMe1asd dis
scbr Angelina Ward from Ui. to B PgnOlo-2d district
schr Pnkey Britt Smo from Campeachy in ballast to Gold
Logger ard Times C,vsier from Jefferson Parish, to mas
Iugeef National from Jefferson Parish MASTERED dis
IpSser Union from IAfourche master-2d district Is
Iuseer Eeuora Lafourche to master I'd district
Lueger GEN. from 81 ohn Baptist to maser-zd district 10
rowBOATs.
fboo. Tecumseh Lombard from the Passes-owed down
and 9th ult, ship MOngois-brough up ship Ida
Lilly and schr Pinkey.
STEAMBOATS,.
Louise Hopkins from Mobile
Agnes, Rolls, from barstsris
New Era ugas, fr0 Bayou sara
Thos May DeBoushel, from Jesuts' Bend
Brown Bassett from Lower oas,
TowbOat Alps, Clinton nom Pittsbarg, Z barses
Below Coming Up.
Brig Yankee Blade Wood, from Mstsnzas, to II DMezs
Memoranda
ports having experienced very heavy weather from the I'D
FOREIGN PORTS.
Hsvrs. June A-Arrived from New Orleans, ship L L
sturgs LiHnektn
Spoken.
Bark B.re Todbupter ffom New Orleans 70: Bordeaux
May 18th, in lat IS. long 70.
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castle AArEsa.
nrrr or Jrrrun,or. July 2. 1855

UTfT OF JkFThhsUN' On J . IoV'
Arrived yesterday-4l0 Texas Beeves, ana l56
Calves and Yearlings. Sold-lS5 Texas beeVes,
lisa Calves and Yesrlings, 80 Hogs, l39 Sheep and
3 Mich Cows Stock on ssle-A255S Texas Beeves,
5e3 Calves and Yearlngs. l6I Hogs, 7l9 Sheep
and 20 Mich Cows. We quote:
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SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from City, IN
lien of t,orse Car Every SUNDAY MORNING, at O'clock
AT Extra Train will leave the CITY kvery SUNDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock. On and after April 5th the Trains viii
leave either end Of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
HOUR from until o'clock
FARE-To and from the Lake, same day. Is cents Pas
sepeer for GENTLY notify the Conductor prsr TO depart
ure Of Train GENTLY station-Fifeen cents each
GEO. PANDEbf, 6eners oup'L
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COAST.

Ne" DENT PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans ever MONDAY I" rE' FRIDAY"
ron roUHoHR, AND coAsr-THE A no
X 4 nss.epTer packet Nina slmmess W. X Greathosss
s,t.n. Jos D.ifsres Clerk viii oave shove return
~ on The every Wednesday and Sunday In day hzt
For freight passage ep ply on board OF %
z. O. MELAFCOE, No. ca Old Lsvee street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raindeer-IO SKIS rats 100 SKIS
corn 70 bbs -four u pok 10 candy and sundres
PENsACOLA-Sehr Tsune-'lSO SKIS corn W SKIS oats 81
bb -four is bales hay bbs potatoes so bbls pork bbs
whisky ...
BOSTON-Sehr w Everett-l55OO 900 feet lumber
MOBIL,E-Steamef Lucrstia-l hhds sugar "a bbls Hour
aud sundries
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Keceipts OF Produce.

BAYOU SARA-Stramer New Ers-5bsgs wool and sun
drs Kaumsn-t bd sacks bag poper stock bag wool
bag rags l. Hrsch-S bags wool Labasquere5 do lot old
Snee29 SIS cotton seed Hspoe5 SKIS SEED cotton
Cberot-l5 SKIS potatoes bethancouu-le do soOr-zo
do Terrsbonne GOuTdan-S SKIS rice bbls do Macary
IL bbls spirits and sundres TO order -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nina SHINES bxs eggs Dbl rce
Sue-34 potatoes bxs eggs PSevin9 hbls Dotatoes
LLacassagne-l56 SKIS potatoes Pesson-l9 do Bethan-
court bxs eggs CherOt-3 bbls rice Tere0Onne-
sundries TO order
BARATkRIA-steamer Agnes-lot old iron and sundries
to order
JESUITs BEND Steamer Thos P May SKIS potatoes
ESQ strings garie and sund les 70 order
LOWER COASF-Steamer A q Brown-S bdl hides
PirIsBURG-Towboat Alps-l4OOOO bushels coal McClOs
key Mason
ST JOHN BAPTIST-Lugger sOlne-S5 bbls potatoes to
Ordg -
LAFOURCHE-Lugger Unlsn-7O bbls potatoes bbs on
ions order
LAFOUT CHR-Lugger Elenors-9O bills onions to order
ST JOHN BAPTIST-Lugger Gsm-6O bbls potatoes Z
bbls onions 20 order
JEFFERSON PABIsH-Lugger Hard Times-36 bbls po-
ST J0sN BAPTIsT-Lugser NatiOnal-25 bbls potatoes
and sundries to order
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SUMMER RESORTS.
WILLOW SULPHUR STRINGS.

WILLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
These celebrated and popular Springs situated in Mont
gomery county 80 miles from Christansburg Depot are
row open for the reception Visitors and attention Of
pub respectfully invited TO the advan
taes they present The Of these Springs are un
vailed al 81 Dyspepsa Cutaneous Diseases ana
Uterine affections, and in cases Of Debility act as
Powerful Restorative.
They have proven emineny useful in many Female Diseases
CHRONIC DIARRHEA
regarded as specific.
The natural advantages OF this place unsurpassed by
OF the Allegheny Mountains The is always cool and
brNcing climate Is healthy and alubrous, the water OF
delightful temperature 5 Fahrsnhetl the grounds are
shaded and protected every hour in the day by thick grove
Of forest Osks.
novatsd and red aud the propreors hatter themselves
they their guests accommodations surpassed by
watering place in the mountains and confidently ask
visit from the public. ..
visitors 20 the Springs will stop st Chrstiansburg where
comfortable coaches will be In attendance the arrival OF
each train, to convey them 10 the springs.
RATES OF BOARD.
Per Day ~
Per Month. o.
For longer period than months per month 81 %
oered and children occupying seats At frat
table, half the above rates
' DR. JOHN b. RADpOVD,
Col Henry a BDMUNDSON,
Major JAMES p. EDAUNDSON,
ProDrietors
J. A. DAVIS, formerly of the NOrven House. Lynehburg,
Superintendent.
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Messrs Small & Co.'s remarks on the Coffee
trade will receive attention in our next.-lCoM
MERCIAL EDITOR CRESCENT.
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RAILROADS.
CPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY,
VIA
CAIRO AND ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Quick Direct Route New York. Boston and all East
trn Cites-Two Trains leave Cairo daily arrival
Of Trains and Steamers from the south
But Two Changes
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS.
SLEEPING CARS
Through from New Orleans Columbus without change
Through Tickets in New Orleans apply at the Office Of
the n o. g. N. X. under City Hotel; atthe office OF
Atlantic Mississippi Steamship Company, lOf Com
mon street, the ONCE Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
Cairo. WIN NJ Jill.
General Superintendent, Chicago.
W. p. JOHNSON.
General Passenger Agent Chicago.
b r. L0NGIEY,
Gen1 Southern Passenger ct New Orleans
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WATERING PLACES.

" M hFGIN O Il LAAGH8s
FOB WATERING PLAcEs-MoRGAN LINE O. q.
Mail Steamer
REDUCTION IN RATES FROM MAYM
EOR BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN
II Mississippi City, Biloxi Ocean Springs and PAscsgOuA
NEW ARRANGEMENT
fhs low pressure iron Laura, Captain
JOSEPH NJ WALKER will make trips b. above
places foov arrival Of Pontcharain Railroad trAns e
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS, A. n train-1
On SATURDAYS, 4P. STRIP golrg 70 Pasos
goula.
Returning viii leave Ocean SPRING. SUNDAY wEDNEs-
DAY and FRIDAY Evenings Psseagoula every SUNDAY
NOON.
The above trips will regularly unless prevented By
bad weather low For further information apply v
OHAS. A. WHITNEY CO., sgents
% and 50 Camp street.
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n.n.int, hv Rniirnad,.

NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAs GREAT WESTERN
80 40 hbbls beef IA ties do Whitney 6cOS hides
A Bennett &co-4l do Catching Ellis-3 do Rycosh
Deba1c-lS do bdl skins n bags wool q Mann &cO-5O
bales moss j w Holman 6cO-200 melons NJ Labasquere-f
sks potatoes Sevin-l6 do Cherot-26O feet lumber
Keu-sundries to order
1900 brick j l. Gubernsor-S5OO feet lunbS Magne-
6466 j Fabscher-4OOO do Tsylor-AOO McC nnell&3
bxs fruit j BOsrman-25 EnO-23 do 4 G Cloud-74
do Cresler-l6 do Catching-5 Phlips-sundIies
order
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NATCHEz.

NATCHEZ.
NATCHEZ PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS ats p
EOR EATCHEZ AND ALL INTERMEDIATE
lAndings-Ths hne passenger psckss
yVud Wagner,
W. B. RICHARDSON. Mssssr; J. o. LIBANo' oS1'
Wu l,.v. a. aho,s GEO. D. HTTK. Agsat
I1fehospit0ulAs strs'A
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BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE u s. NAIL sTEAMsHIPs.
Leaves on SATURDAY. July Attn, at 8 AZ
EOR BRAZOs SANTIAGO = THE LOW
Il pressure sidewhee iron steamship
sc. Mary,
r. s. BOURNE, Commander,
WIN above from her wharf, foot Of St. Joseph street.
carrying United States mails If the steamer is unable
the Brazos bar goods be delivered at ships tackle
sgnees pay hghterage For freight pass
age spply to
80 and 81 Camp street.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. st
LOB VIUKSHU HG, NATCHEZ AND ALL IN
II teSmedise landngs-Ths steamer cen. Quitmaas
T. p Leathers mater Sam Ayie clerk, val leave a0oVA
making ali Coast landingA
sINHOrT a ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
The steamer Gen Quitman connects a Vcksburg Hlsn
Countessnd UaluDet for YaEoo and TasheLcns
snd seamsfsN ua and RubicOn for Lsuis he-
phis and all intermediate landings
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Commercial ynteIINents.
CREscKSr orrIos. NO. ~ O1zr sxKEst. 4
"Wednesday Eveufua Julv l. 1861

CRRscEsr OrFIcs. NO - OtHr sxkHhf,
Wednesday Evening. July l. 1868
CoTroN-Business to-day summed up 1868 bales
al previous prices, divided among seven buyers.
Larger sales might have been enected mao lsctors
even slightly reduced their figures. but as the lat
ter were memorable, and as adviees from abroad
continued dscouraging, most buyers withdrew
from the market. We. however still quote the
following as nominal rates, viz: Good ordinary
PC. low middling 2Sc. and mddliDg 29c.
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Bark Belle Todhuuter, from New Orleans 70. Bordeau
May 18th, in lat IS long. IS.
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OUACHIrA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AND NEW oRLKAES REGU-
LAR Jacket.
Leaves every SATURDAY, aBP.E
NOR AaABANA LANDING, oUACHTTA
City Sterling Landing, Port Union, TrentOn Monroe,
Columbia Harrisouburg trinity, and iuenediao landings
on Black Ouachta verThe magnificent fast running
passenger packet
F A. BLANKS. Master; O. PRES. WORK. Clerk,
positively above For freight apply
GEO HITE, Agent, II Tchcupitouas 81.
W. NJ SURLs. 10 New Levee st-eet
The IDAHOE with No steamers for All points
B0uf liver DArbOune Bayou Bartholomew ana oAoins
river as6at 1unity With the ELLEN D. for Bayou Neon
ard Tensss
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REeuLAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at 5RE
rSDz OPELOUSAs, WASHINGTON, PORT
Ss-,s md a landings the Coast AtohafalAya River
and Bsyon Courtsblesn-The good ard safe stealner
Annie WagIey, W. Burton, u.stsr, N. keaison,
csTr VII lenve above Viii ieave Washing ton even
sunday ct 10 O'Clock 4 4 For freight passage apply
VI BLOCH BROS, 49, Common street. n o.
or D, HIRCKLEY SON, Wssbingtsn- La
PS-The steamer Annie Wagey connects A. Masningtos
WITH steamer Bu Frog and barges for all landings on Bayou
Rosuf and win sign through hills Of iadng
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Hlarins 5nttligeRft.

CREscESr OFFICE, No "a CAMP Street,
Thursday, July 2, 1868. }
eu..r.d Ve.terdav
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CORPUS CHRISTI.
FREIGHT AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
NOE CORPUS CHRISTI, RocKPoRT AND
st. Marys via New Orleans, opeousss and Great Western
Railroad The Morgan Line Steamer
Austins
With passengers and freight Corpus Christi and st. Mary
and will hereafter run between the BrasheT End OF
the Railroad and Rocpor, Texas in connection with the
7SO Feryboat, from foot Of St Am street, ana san
train from Algers.
can learn the day Of departure from Brsshear
ON applcstion at the Railroad Office No GO Canal street.
Freight received bills Of ladng signed to Roekport only
at ferry Landing every day, except Sundays, until p
O. W. R. BAYLEY. Superintendent
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Steamship Faindeer Magrath. for Pensacola Deshon
Sclr Pauline Hanson. for Penaacola Master
Schr Everett Jones, Tor Boston, Thorndke Nortoh
Steamer Lucretia. DAVIS, for Mobile, mas.et
Steamer Republic, Cox, for Mobile, Master
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both Houses, I think. AS adopted, if I
understand it Alright, you are still excluded
from whatever patronage it contemplates,
and this atrocious thirty days feature.
which is designed to let in niggers to vote
at the election, from ali the Surrounding
country, is retained.
Once more, felicitate you on the hos
tility Of these men.
The expulsion of the Sentinel Reporter
for the horrible offence of calling a negro
a 'negro, is universally denounced as an
outrage. I presume that the Reporter is
really glad to get out of such bad compa-
Dy, while the hatred and fear of the Se7ati-
mel, exhibited 10y this action. will really be
of service to that paper, / imagine.
You will be happy to learn that the jay
bird " has recovered, and has bought n ue,o
pair Of breeches!
There is, within few days, or, rather.
weeks, past. d perceptible increase in the
Yankee element here. Where they came
from the Lord only knows, but suppose
they ere some way connected with the new
regime, whose foundation-stone is carpet
baglsm. They are certainly the ou-qidinq-
est people [ ever saw. I think that, with
most of them-especial]y Freedmen's Blu
reau clerke-tbe idea Of Heaven is connec-
ted with plank road and 2:4O.
More anon--when the Senatorial crisis
is over; when, [ presume the Legislature.
by authority of Congress, will go to work
the work of mischief only, I fear.
Dor.
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WARRINGTON. D. c.. July 15-P NJ
SENATE-A bill amending the various bills rela-
ting to the Navy and Marine corps, passed with
out amendment.
4 bill reducing the military to peace estab-
lishment, was referred to the committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
A bill subsiding a mail line between New York
and Europe, was laid over.
The Appropriation bill was resumed.
The Conference report ON tax was adopted.
The Senate then went into Executive session
and adjourned.
HoUsE-A committee of FIVE was appointed to
investigate how the Eouse contingent fund Of
1867 was expended.
Mr. Heaton, Representative from North Caro-
lima. was seated.
A bill removing disabilities from certain parties,
as amended by the Senate, was passed.
The report of the Conference committee on the
Tax bill was adopted. The Senate having pre-
viously adopted it, it goes to the President
The Conference committee struck out all reia-
ting to banks. Storekeepers are to be paid by
the United States. Special agents are limited to
twenty five, Mineral oils are on the same footing
as other manufactures. Spirits must be removed
from bond within nine months. wholesale liquor
dealers are to pay one per cent.
In other respects the bill remains as passed by
| the House.
] The House then took recess.