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NO, ia g N RR-Februsry l3-7 bales cotton
Gimer, Hopkins &co-5 do W Burbridge &co-3
Jno Chafie & Bro--7 bbls molasses L Gravenburg
4 do ~ hhds sugar Hare-10 do ~ bbls molasses
Price, Hine Tupper-l Dbl hides hides and
sundr1es L Terrebonne-3 bales rags hides Ad.
ler-228 head stock McQuoid 4 Mehle-sundries
to order-Total Is bales cotton "a bbls molasses
81 hhds sugar sTeaa
o, O& G Web. l3.-92 bales cotton to
bales cotton Alcus, Scherck & Autey 81 G g Cor
din-47 I II 4 n Allen &co-36 j p Higgins Il
co--32 Payne, Huntington &co-2s NJ Killer &co
2S Barrett & Lessssier-4 Warren, Crawford &co
81 r Powell-20 RI Adams a Son--l3 Ogles-
by-20 W Tompson-19 Jno Chafe & Bro-l2
Stewart Galbrajth & Fizer--9 Blskemore, Bro
co-l2 Williams q Son--l2 w A johnson Zoo.
Meyer, Deutch & Weis-4 Jno Hardie &co-7
d G Cook Won Phul Bros-3 s Whitcomb--4
L Walmsley &co--2 ] L Dunnics &co-2 s
Henderson, Clinton-2 Jss hoy &co-l q G
CROMWELL Walker & Vsught-l b Ably &co-
Britton MOORE Griffin 4 Porch--50 bbls
whisky E Castendyke-20 do Clancy Swenson
26 bxs tobacco Tate &co-2 do Queyroze & Bots
Is boxes hats Booth &co-4 do Quinlan &co-
Is do Belden-l bale mdse Kern q Fellman--3
bxs hardware NJ w Smith, SKIS cotton seed to
& Hendersou--27 coils rope Jno Hardie
co-sundries to order-Total 5ls bales cotton
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BRISTOL-Schr P Russell-Rairoad iron
UTILLA--Schr Angelina-Fruit =, M
RUATAN-Schr Three Sisters-Fruit
HAVANA-Schr Jos Wsples-l70 hhds molas'
SEES So tee do 43 bbls do Fstjo, Marks eco
MOBILE Steamer Frsnces-l0 bales mdse 70
Lehman, Newgass &co-s cases do Rogers Gc GO
239 sks cotton seed Steele, Pinckard &co--l20
empty hf.bbls Geo Gates--65 bdls paper Times
sundries to order 1f sla- -
INDIANOLA--Stesmshi Agnes--107 head
stock 200 calves McQuoid & Mehle-sundries to
order 10 s1s1 ~ te -1
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line are as follows: Bismarck, Commonwealth,
La.ie Gill, Missisaippi, Mollis Able, Great Repnc
Lie, Thompson Dean and the Atlantic Company
thirteen u ALL Three are 70 "a q sssy
IDLE in port until . contingency arises requiring
Bids viii be put in BY the thirteen stating for
what sum they win agree - be laid up, ana rne
boats win run, making twenty day trips. A pro
tective fund Of $l0,000--one Thousand from each
mining boat-will be raised, which fund will be
used 10 detecting any attempt that may be made
70 Dfs'A = W ARRIVED YESTERDAY. g s'ia.1r
wud wagner, Capt Goddin, from Natchez.
Welcome, Capt. Chandler, from Camden.
John Kilgour, Capt. Berson, from Louisville.
Bismarck, Capt. Entricken, from st. Louis.
New Era, Capt. Dugas, from Donaldsonville.
National. Capt. Sinnott. from Shreveport. "a
Rob Roy. Capt Kane, from Arkadelphis.
Bee and barges, from st. Louis. a az
For manifests see marine column.
foe pEpARrURTs FEBRUARY IL. 7r, ,oa
Bart Able, Capt. Harrison, for Shreveport.
Selma, Capt. 6covill, for Jefferson.
Belle Of Alton, Capt. -, for ST. Louis.
Wild Wagner, Capt. A. G. Goddin, for
= s.Sas Capt. Dowty, for Grand Ecors.
Richmond, Capt. Morgan. for Minden.
vicksburg, Capt. Work, for Trenton.
st. Marys, Capt. Carleton, for Camden.
Belle Lee, Capt. Leathers, for Vicksburg.
Era No. 8, Capt. Patterson, for Macon and
rensas. 70 " 40 ecL a19 az - IS
Ceona. Capt. splane. for Bayou ces Glaize.
J. D. Hinde, Capt. -. for Bayou des Glaize.
Sully, Capt. King, for Lafourche.
Lafourche, Capt Heno. for Bayou Sara.
New Era, Capt. Dugas, for Donaldsonville.
Flicker, Capt. -, for Lsfourche.L
Crescent, Capt. Everidge, for Lower Coast. -
Indiana, Capt Neal, for Louisville.
Swallow, Capt. -, for Cincinnati
by. Ames, Capt. Boyd, for st. Louis. a.
Leo, Capt. Gus. Hodge, for Jefferson.
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TRUsgEsi TRUssKsii TRUssEsiii
IA undsrdusd previously 4 The employ Of -. A.
ah.- late Of ST. Charles street. and original manufac-
tnr ffuss and OrthopodIc Instrumental, respectfully
oss r. ssrd 70 citizens gnersny in the shove capacity,
i've Mn trial Gan 10 Bourbon strsst, botween Canal
sld Caston house streets, New Orleans 1. KOCH
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#aarime Jnteuissnte.
CRxscxxr OFFICE, No. Is CknP STREET, I
sunday, February Il. 1899. !
Cleared Yesterday.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. IS CknP SfRREI,
nT sunday. February II. 1859. :
Cleared Yesserday.
Steamship vicksburg, Burton. for New York.
Steamship Geo Washington, eager, for New
York, A Moulton
Stsamahip Gen Grant. Quick, for New York,
Wood. Low & Ludwigsen
Steamship Santiago de Cuba. MscDiarmid. for
New York via Havana, Harris& Bidwell
Steamship Harlan. Lewis, for Galveston.
100 gf g fVL Whitney &co
Steamship Tappahannock, Whitney, for .Apals-
I. chicola, .....r W ~ + w Perkins &co
Ship Sedberg. Donaldson, for Liverpool,
= -. G Linghsm boo
Bark Rosario (sp). Treye. for Malaga.
71-'T - Avendano Bros
Brig Marietta Qt), Lespari, for Barcelona.
Goldenbow & Kelley
Schr Isaac Baker. Pervere. for New York,
G A Fosdick geo
6chr 8 Bragdon, Newcomb, for Boston,
: l7l n = ts3rF G A Fosdick eco
schr Rebecca Florence, Rich, for New York.
T1TlIacl frrtl-t ls4 G Fosdck Zoo
echr Walter Smith, flanagan, for Apslachicols,
6chr Cleaner (Br), Letch, for Utilla, Master
Schr Time, Adams, for Pensacola, R Poole
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srEANBoArs.

Bismarck, Entricken, from st Louis
John Kilgour, Benson, from Louisville
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Natchez
Bee and bsrges, Coll, from st Louis
Welcome, Chandler, from Camden
Golden Era, Hodge, from Jefferson
National. 6innott, from Shreveport
Rob Roy, Kane, from Arksdelphia
Dora, Montgomery, from Jefferson
New Era, Dugss, from Napoleonville
Frances, Blakesly, from Mobile 4 ISL
ARRIVALS At rH4 NEW BASIN.
6chr Rebeccs, from Tchefuncte
Schf Ristori, from Biloxi
Schr Amelia, from Tchefuncte
Schr Liberty from Bonfuca
Schr Beware, from Bay st Louis
Schr Simon Goslee, from Tangipahoa
Schr City Bell, from Foul River
Echr Louise, from Pass Christian
Schr Falster. from Biloxi
ARRrvALs AT THE OLD BASIN.
6chr Perseverance, from Tchefuncte
6chr King Of the North Sea, from Psscagoula
Schr Vaudeville, from Vaudeville
Schr L'Eclair, from Vaudeville
Schr Alciope, from Blind River
Schr Antoinis R, from Blind River ~ i-i
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Ship Ann Eliza. Dawson, from Liverpool Nov.
9th, to Msury &co-Salt
Ship Assam Valley. Roberts, from Liverpool Dec.
10th, to Msury eco
Bark Grsnton, Grundel, from Liverpool Dec 18th,
Bark DuI Frstelli, Messini, from Palermo. to J
Bark Columbia. Muller, from Antwerp, in ballast,
TO Mummy, Luling &co-..
Bark Blanche Howe. Ingersoll, Is days from New
York, to G w Hynson &co-
Brig Hope. Montevalla, from to PUG
Brig Mary Rowland. Rowland, "a days from
Boston, to @ W Hynson geo
Schr Andromeda (Br). Simpson, IA days from
Turks Island, to A Couture eco
schr Henrietta. Snow, from -
400 sT ~
Below waiting Orders
Ship Australia, from Liverpool
Memoranda.
By dispatch to Mr. A Moulton, agent, we learn
that the steamship Geo Cromwell, Capt Vail,
hence, arrived in New York at IL O'Clock on 18th
inst -rb rrrl .e,r f.ca 1
NEW Notwithstanding vicksburg-755 bales
cotton l25 bales moss 400 tics beef 400 hides $500
NEW enthusiastically Geo wsshington-s
bales cotton 6l7 bbls beef IA ties beef 800 hides
1870 bdl hides 1882 sks cotton seed $l3,550 specie
NEW YORk-Steamship Gen Gfant--320 bales
cotton las bales iron cuttings 3ll bbls molasses
$50 bbls oil sos tcs beef 207 bbls beef rs ties metal
1861 hides 20 bags wool 1900 SKIS cotton seed
NEW Notwithstanding Santiago de Cuba
2l6 bales cotton "A bales wool l4o tcs beef Il bbs
do 1900 SKIS cotton seed 10 tcs hams For Havana
LOO bbls lard .I
.LIvERPOOL-Ship sedberg-ll55 bales cotton
175 hhds tobacco 1855 slaves na-fIHsI
MALAGA-Bsrk Rosario-978 bales cotton
BOSTON-Schr Brsgdon--S70 bales cotton
A,040 horns IS bales paper stock r.qftL
NEW YORK-Sehr Rebecca Florence--5200
sks corn 557 sks cotton seed 10 pkgn mdse
NEW YORK-Schr Isaac Beker-775 axis cot
ton seed 80 cks old iron so bbls oil los bxs am
BARCELONA-Brig Marietta 800 slaves
PENRACOLA--schr Time-56 bales hay ll60
ekn corn and sundries ,r..tl ~ r.r,s,--l..-.r
GILVfSfON-S Steamship Harlsn-l75 bbls
dour a bhls whisky 20 bbls molasses lao bhls po-
tstcss n ola bacon hhds sugar loo sks oAh 100
APlLACHIC0 -Stesmship Tappshsnnock.-
1900 bbIs dour - bbls whisky s bbls pork 1000
"a iiPfILxCHiC0EH-sc hr Waiter Smiths bbh
hour 544 ~ cotton Ned 7ss9 sfi os5tss b 5slsa
49, go tl-.i4sl taE e. III. l.f IN ff1 tH
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Steamship Agnes, Wilson, from IndisnoIa and Cal
q, weston. to G A Whitney &co-lst district
Ship Ida Lilly, Patterson, from Tafregons, IN bal
last to master-Point
Bark Newcastle, Armstrong, from Liverpool Nov.
28th to master-Sd district "a raa
Bark Gessner, Jsburg, from Bremen, in ballast, to
Schseffer &co-Point 10 ti
Schr H P Russell, Whitney, from Bristol Nov.
26th, to G A Fosdick &co-Point
Schr Angelina (Br), Ward, from Utilla, to ] B
Pigniola-2d district
Schr Jos NAPLES, Wright, from Havana, to Fatjo,
Marks &co--2d district a.-
Schr Three Sisters Br), Henderson, from Ruatsn,
to K Morgan-2d district
fowBoAfg.
Title Jewett, Follett, from the Passes-went
down light-brought up ship Ida Lilly and
e, bark Newcastle "A "a h. I'D. = u l.. ~ u
Chas Chambers, Baker. from New York 10th ult.
brought up from the Passes the schr Three
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Passes-tewed
and to sea 9th inst. bark Henrletta-brought
up bark Gessner, schrs b P Russell and An
e
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Below waiting Orders
Ship Australia, from Liverpool

BY dispatch to Mr. A Moulton, agent, we learn
that the steamship Geo Cromwell, Capt Vail,
hence, arrived in New York at IL O'Clock on 18th
inst. -rL rrrf .r'r.f rsr4
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BARArAsIA AND LArouHoHE CANAL raEIsHr
fG1 Losipon sad 4 ins:uss S issdiss.-f rS
s...... I'M steam propeller Pay.swisk; y. E CLARK,
WI leave leW Orleans regularly during the winter
even, TUESDAY,: THURSDAY and eATUHDAY q
ociock ~ starting from foot Of Benyue street. Retu
and MONDAY. RUFRN q BARROW, Agent
No " Carpndelet street. /
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asl HAVANA. esit
FOE HAvANA-U. g. MAIL LINE.
To sail on SATURDAY, February ls.h, ct o'clock l.
FOB HAVANA-U. g. NAIL LINE
The Al Iron Steamship
Lavaca,
L. Il. LIVINGSTON, Commander
VIII her wharf, foot Of Calops street, Frst pstricA
- above For freight passage apply 70
J. ". PERKINS 90, Agents.
rr Is Carondelet street.
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THE INDIANS.

ST. LOUIS, May A.-Colonel Robert Camp
bell, of this city, left last evening for Wash
ington, at the solicitation of the President
through the Secretary of War; to meet severa
prominent gentlemen selected from differen
sections of the country, to confer upon matter
looking to the amelioration of the Indians. The
conference will take place in Washington on
Wednesday next.
A despatch from Helena, Montana, says from
$50 to 200 Santee-SiouX attacked the settlement
on the Musselshell river on May 8. Seventy
white men remained in the stockade, and sixty
sailed out on the Indians, when a desperate
fight ensued, lasting seven hours, and thirty
Indians were killed, including half-breed, and
thirty were scalped The remainder escaped by
swimming the river. One white man was killed,
and another badly wounded. 1t is reported that
reinforcements of 200 to 800 Santee-Sioux are
coming up to attack Musselshell again, but the
whites are prepared for them.
Iron Mountain RuilrOad.
The President of the st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain Railroad has received despatch from Mr..
Anderson, President of the Memphis CONNER
cial Convention, informing him that the people
will subscribe the million acres of land asked
for the extension of the Iron Mountain Railroad
to Memphis.
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DIED.

DAVISAt Riyerton, N. j., on the evening of the I'D
instant, in her 18th year, RE ELLA E. only
Lemuel IL. and the late Rebecca f. Davis
Her friends and the relatives and friends
family are invited TO attend her funeral from the
dence OF her uncle George Lee s. W. of Frank
lin and Brown streets Philadelphia, Wednesday next
the 10Th instant at II o'clock without further notice In
torment at Laurel Hill.
HARRISON the 22d instant, ELLEN S., wife of
George j. Harris, in the Goth year of her age.
The relatives and friends the family also mem
bers of Martha Washington Home Communion No 2; the
Mount Morah Temple No H. of the Masonic Tie and the
Female Temperance Beneficial Association, No H. are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
dence OF Lawrence Bennett No 1913 Washington avenue
on Thursday, the 9th instant at o'clock.
KENT.-On the sd instant, AGNES MCCALLISTER,
youngest daughter of Richard and Lizzie Kent aged
and months
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral from the residence of her No
1919 Clements street (below Carpenter above Sxteenh
tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock.
KERN.-Suddenly, on the 2lst instant, PETER KERN,
ESQ. in the s4th year of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
tend his funeral from his Late residence No 63 N Seven
teenth street. Tuesday, the 5th instant at o'clock
To proceed to Laurel Hill Cemetery.
SLANDORFF.-On the 22d instant JESSIE H., the
only of Henry j, and Caroline G. Sandor, aged II
years months and l9 days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
father No 7 Dauphin street, Tuesday afternoon
25th instant, at o'clock. To proceed to Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
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FROM THE WEST.


bespernuOes stop n railroad Traln'
MEMPHIS, May 24.-On Saturday night last an
armed band of desperadoes stopped the train
from Louisville to Memphis, and attempted to
murder Internal Revenue Officer Holm, who had
prisoner on the train arrested for running an
illicit distillery. An assistant of Mr.. Holm,
name unknown, jumped from the train, was
fired at, and was seen to fall. Nr. Holm fired
into the gang, killing one of them, when the
others poured volley into the train, tortu-
nately without injuring any one. The band Is
supposed to be part of gang engaged in Illicit
distilleres, extending from East Tennessee to
the Mississippi.
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.ARD rRoM wANAMAKER 8 BRowN.

CAHD FROM WANAmAKER x BROWN.
now THE FACTS TELL
READ, AND SPEAK orr
CONE, SEE, AND BE CONVINCED
qy Mess and BOYS Cio'Sing 50 aSGt
some tron,, fve in he morning until
WANIGAKER d BROWN,
THE LARGEST GL2THiSG HOUSE.
Sc. CORNER or SIKTH AND hARkEr STREETS
rs- ONE THoUSAND HANDS are constantly occupied
n flng 2, ,.,,, orr stocs; Ta1s giDe; our
WANAMAKER q BROWN,
THE LAReEST 2AK " 6TH1HG 61hEs BonSE.
Sc CORNER or SIXTH AND MARKET STREEfS
er- NILS NAVE BEEN RUNNING FOR WEEKS,
Sss e s% S@ GO ge' as ts soss Ssy ass sa aupss re
WIN1HAKER &c Brown,
THE PoPULAR CLo7HING HOUSE.
THE CORNER OF SIxrH AND MdRKEr @ STREETS
Eg- EyoREoUS Sales rs 70 make Enormous
eantgges IN buyi"g, and zee can afford
yyy cuii E1N4&4kES GES& a dEyfus & gR9EMS GYM,
TIRE CORNER or SIXTH AND 41iKEr STREETS
~ MODERATE PRICES 62r egtrgtAt"g is our UYAL-
can gst,, but 6o~ CHEAP ca" ssN
W1NANAKER 6 BROWN,
THE cgEAPEST STF n L61HfSG 51Ih; BorSE
THE CORNER or SLKTH AND MARKET STREETS
EF our SPRING STOCK though sales been Gerry
large, Is sill very COHPLETE.
WAN1MAKER E BROWN,
THE La RGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL
THE CORNER OF SIHTH A ND MARKET STREETS
fE" OUE BOYS AND YOUTRS' STOCK is toonderfuVy
iceu assorted and is Kept on the FIRST
FLOOR.
WAN1HAKER ce BROWN
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE CORNER oFsIxrH 3H6 G96 H1RxEr nnat STREETS
sE All OUR PRICES are Locer by 25 per cent than tie
goods sold eseohere
WANAMAKER &c BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
TIES. F COR. OFSITTH AND MARKET STREETS
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THE EUROPE4N M4RKETS.
This Evenings Quotations.

By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, May 4-Evening.-Consols 935S for
money and account Fiye-twentes quiet and steady
at 20; Railways steady. Erie, 1891 Illinois Cen
FRANKFORT, May 4.-Fiye-twenties, s5sS.
LIVERPOOL, May Evening-Cotton nat uplands,
llhd,i orleans, llHd. Sales to-day 10000 bales
Lard, 66s.6d. Tallow, 43s9d
LONDON, May A-Evening. Sugar quiet Doth on
the spot and anoat on the spot 9s.6d., and anoat
29s.3d. Calcutta Lnseed, 61s6d
ANTWERP, May 24.--Petroleum hrmer at4sA,
LIVERPOOL, May 24-Arriyed, Steamship Ottawa
from Quebec,
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AND No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.

JEwRLRY-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. Il South Second
street. the largest and most attractive assortment of
ne Jewelry and Siverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real, pure article furnished at
price which be equalled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices his store to result in pleasure and
profit.
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GET RID or A CoLD AT ONCE by using JAYNEs Ex.
ohial affections. Sold everywhere.
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MARRIED.

MAHON-GUILBERT-On the Goth instant. by the
Rev. DE- Brooks Mr.. GEORGE G. MAHON OF Brook.
Pa.
SHELMERDINE-RAYMON Thursday even
ing the 20th instant, by the Rev. Thomas j. Shepherd
JOSEPH b. aSHELMERDINE toi LOUISA II. RAY.
MOND, daughter Of A. NJ Warthman, all OF this city
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Those UNrroRMa.

The lettor-carriers Of this oitV
Have been deceived OH what pity
II they had bought their clothes from Stokes
They'd have been served like other folks,
But suoh alasl not the CASE
And now they look with doleful fAoe
Into their pocket books and say
$3.50
HAs-FLowN-AwAY
But how or where they do not know.
Yet for 1t they have naught 10 show
They examine their uniforms with care,
But Oat-59O--is not there.
Take good advice, kind gentlefolks,
And buy your Clothing all from Stokes,
No S24 OHEsSUT STREET.
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INSURANCE.

'OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY.
- 6spitaL s5OO,eOS.A OSScA''eF F''p''oaA
MxRiNF INLAND. AND FIRE iNs6 k2RSf kS,2iiRsStfiCOO
ORGANIZATION.
e Arthur O. CONN. DraEor22Ss 2as.,,. u oo,.
iisS" SsmS'I & " R,:s. JOss., Ra~srd % d TPSSssor.
william WeIsSe Alfred ID yessup,
s. Morris Wsin.' . John White White
ARTHUR g. COFFIN Presadant
MATTHIAs MARIs Secretary. '''o' & Is
THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. OF
Office sOqthysst Efgs Cor FOURTH and WALNUT Streets
Cash bPEERpETUAL Einiis1 AND TERM PoLioTEs ISSUED.
Cash Assets, May. 1859 OVER HALF A MILLION sf2ffTS
y. Rs,obford Sta. DREGT9Rs.
SbS Es5STS n fR5SSs5 R,ss1 1t'Ss SssSGFa~ SH~''
Benz BENZ r TFediof: T Sb5,,s; S%; g RSdtiS1 RRYSSlsE%
'ioS6 GsS5se e II ktSst stuart, Thos i. Montgomery.
This COMPANY nsurss only rsteiaSs rss taking no
specially hazardous risks whatever such az factories
TH6sF f H66SsFGuE9SR Il EoNRdIAARRRRyP sTARR yPES;,dsR. S;
ALE1 W. WIsIER Secretary. ass
PHGNIX~ - INSURANCE COMPANY OF
l. ,NIIR IRIHR5bbaaBPELPHIA. LAD EIA
NO $&4 WALNUT Street, opposite the ErohenRe
Ihls company nsures from loss damage by
- mt, -. FIRR,
on nperh terns on buildings merchandise furniture
t sH ~ periods and permanently buildings By
COMPANY has been in active operation for more than
blAI1 YEARS. during which all losses have been
promptly adjusted and paid. ~
=, DIRECTORS.
John 4 Hodge, David Lewis,
M r. mahonyt BENJAMIN EttinR,
13Qtini ~ Lewis, Thomas IL. Powers
MlLham 3 Granty A. II. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning Edmund CsstiIlou
" CLARK wharton, Samuel Wilcox,
LaWrence Lewis, JrY Lewis o. Norris.
SAMUEL WILCOX. Secretary, 4SsS
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CIGARS.
TO CIGAR BUYER s.

Fresh importatons of Havana Cigars in bond or
duty paid Large assortment, offered in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, viz: =
''MARIANA RITA"
High grade Vuelta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles. Low
prices compared with imported cigars. A fair trial
will prove their merits
'FRA DIAvoLO"
Lower priced than the mariana Rita" three styles1
excellent cigars
"FLEUR DE LYS," "LOUIS DOR"
and other brands, all copyrighted each OF highest
grade in its respective class.
AL Of our Havana leaf we import direct and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuine
cigars which are offered regularly by many respecta-
BILE dealers although some irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as of our make.
We offer these cigars in lots TO suit purchasers.
They can be probably retailed at prices forty per
cent less than imported cigars, will give equal salts
faction, and should be tried without prejudice, by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost.
S. FUGUET q SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers,
8 10 2Gtrp No. 229 South FRONT Street.
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HALLET, DAVIS Co.'s "New scale' Grand and Square
Pianos have great body and clear and mus
cal as bell The Agency is at No. s27 Chestnut street.
Every musician should have one.
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CITY ITEMS.

CUSTOM DEPARTMEEr-Wih choice assortment Of Sc
cted styles of Goods be made order by competent
and experienced Cutters and Woren into Mems, POutS,
Boys and ChiIdrenS garments Of every style.
Fifth and TOWER HALL O.