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SfhlNO SALh
FINE CLOTHING ToR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
An Entirely New Stocki
BY far the largest and most varied.
The most elegantly made up.
In new and stylish modes,
Well sewed and handsomely trimmed
Grave and Gay, TO suit all tastes,
Boys of six or men of sixty.
Scale of Prices cheap. CHEAPER, oHEAPEsr.
wANAMAKER & BROWN
Have now opened, after months of prepars-
ton, a stock of Spring and summer Clothing
which far surpasses even their former efforts.
This they will dispose of bye
LIVELY AND QUICK SALE.
to insure which they have put the
Lowest Figure Possible
on every article In store,
ADvICE-Come and see for yourself
Secure FIRST pick" out OF this stock.
Register your orders early In the
Custom Department.
ASK your wife to examine our Boys
Clothing.
Buy your Shirts, Cravats etc in our
enlarged Gents' Furnishing De-
partment.
OAK HALL BUILDINGS,
LARGEST CLOTHING House IN PHILADELPHIA
8. e. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET sTs.
EXTENDING ON SIXTH STREET
FROM MARKET TO MINOR.
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DIED.


PARKER On April the Ist, LEAH JANE wife OF
n X. Parker, In the 4sth year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are vied 20 attend her
funeral from the residence Of her daughter No. 5l5
Watkins street, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
without further notice. 80
,,I DuEGLIsoN @ On Thursday evening, April |. DR..
ROBLEY DUNGLISoN In the 72d year OF his aga
The friends of the family respectfully invited
on Monday morning, April g. at IL o'clock precisely.
MARSHALL. - On the I'd Instant, EDIrHA
sssd year o mUntR L. and Mary
ATs9 street. on Monday the 6th Instant al O'Clock
GEORGE T. STUCK ERT. in the 7Sth year OF his age.
attend his funeral nom his late residence, No. 1909
srsrS SUepue On rIssdSy mSrnInE the 9Th OF April,
TIDDY:--At statep Island. New York, on the 1st
Instant DIhLIE L., vile OF Richard Il. Tlddy. OF
Due notice Of the funeral win be given. ..*
UDs s 5 Shfss RsSa 0a West r:ss n
San uel West. In the 7sth year Of her age.
respectfully Invited attend the fuusra without
further noice. from the residence Of John q.
T house NJ 'hf
Chester Rural Cemetery. 80
liam and Isabella Wetherili.
to attend her funeral. without further notice: from
the resdence of Mrs. Isabella Wether No. 1885 Pine
irss. % on Monday next the 9th instant AZ 00'C'k
" HEATLEY.-on Thursday afternoon. April 1,
Ss Me Of SnE s% wseae IN her
TIE funeral will take place from the residence OF
ceeo to Moument Cemetery.
wooD.-April /, RICHARD D. WOOD. aged 70
His friends and those Of the family are invited
late residences No iiai Arch street at 10 O'Clock on
the morning OF the 5th instant. 'fs
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TIE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE So
CIETY offers to the public all the real advan-
tages which can with safety be conceded by
any Company.
Its resources embrace nearly Nine Millions
of Dollars Cash Assets.
Its annual income now amounts to the
princely sum OF Five and Half Million Dol
lars.
It's annual business now exceeds $52, 900, 900.
Its investments are confined by law to the
most solid and reliable securities.
Its thrift and progress are unparalleled in
the whole history of Life Insurance.
1t is purely Mutual In Principle.
All the profits of the Society are annually
divided among the policy holders, and may be
used to reduce their second and subsequent
annual premiums.
It's liberality to its members is bounded
only by the limit Of prudence and perfect
security.
1t deals only in Cash, neither receiving
notes nor paying them out in lieu of cash
when its policies become claims.
The general average of all State Insurance
Reports shows that, in every desirable fea-
ture, The Equitable stands in the very front
rank.
It issues all the most desirable kinds OF Life
and Endowment Policies consonant with
safety and the welfare of the insured.
Such policies may be drawn in favor of the
assured, or of relatives, or of creditors, or
others, with profits; and, after the specified
time, have a cash value of a very considerable
proportion of the amount of premiums thereon
paid. Policies in Note Companies have, COM
paratively, no cash value whatever.
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HARD WARE.
(ESTABLls HEv IN IS3OJ
GREAT ELUCTiONs IN PRICE OF
HARDWARE!!!
HENRY L. ELDER & SON,
No. 1921 MARKET Street.
HARDW ARE!!!

270O kegs Mall, Brads and pixies, e5 ger keg,
5000 sets Shutter Hinges. complete IS cents.
5000 dozen IA Inch Frame Pulleys. 40 cents
per dozen.
800 dozen sinch Marrow Butts 90 cents per dozen
pair.
4Is dozen sxs Broad Bats, sI'2O per dozen pair
OLIVER AMEs' No. 2shoveIs $3.50 per dozen
A large assortment OF HARDWARE At low
prices t2tuths2m4p
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. case OF Consumption is rarely met with unaccom-
panied by a distressing Cough. Where. however. q
predispostion to Pulmonary Disease exists, a
and wastes the general strength and establishes
an ncurable complaint In all cases. then 1t is the
safer pisn to get rid of Cough, oold Hoarseness
without delay; and for this purpose no remedy acts
more promptly or surely. or with more benefit to
the organs of the Chest than DR.. d. JAYNEs E1-
PEcroRASr, an article scientifically compounded
nom carefully selected drugs, and which, on trial,
tation. Sold by all Druggists.
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Cards, Circulars, BilheAds, and all kinds OF Job
Printing properly done at MAG EE's, Nc. BIG CHEs
NUrSreet. large stock OF materials suitable for
Job Printing constantly on hand.
All who want PRINTING done are invited to come
TO MAGEE's, No. 3I6 CHEsNUT street.
All who want BL ANK BOOKS will find large as
sortment at MAGEE'5. No. 3I6 CHESNUT Street.
All who want ENVELOPES in large or small
quantities. will find full assortment at MAGEEs.
All who want to buy LETTER. CAP, NOTE, and
BILLET PAPER will find the largest and best
assortment In the city, with complete assortment
ofStationery, at MAGEE's No. 3I6 CHESNUT st.
Remember Il MA0EE, No. 3I6 OHESNUT Street
INITIALS stamped on Paper and Envelopes free
OF charge At MAGEE'S. No. 316 CHEsNUr street.
For any article In the STATIoNNRY line come 10
MAQEE's, No 3l0 Giles NUT street. sasw STRIP
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1T Is o noticeable fact Of the last two or three
months, that whatever the weather may have been
during the week. Sunday has invariably come to US
with its most smiling face and gentle aspect. How
ever wintry the week days. the last two three Sun
days have given us spring In earnest, and many a
man and boy has been vexed with himself that he has
not secured his spring suit with which to replace the
unseasonable and shabby overcoat and winter dress
80 take liberty TO that all such chAgrIn
be saved from to- by the purchase to day OF
new suit at least fine spring oYercoAt, at Wana-
maker e. Browns Oak Hall. II yeu have been In the
habit OF having your clothes ade TO order you will
be surprised TO md how fine class Of clothing they
sell reAdy-mRde, equal in every respect and far
cheaper, than the custom work o. many OF our best
merchant tailors.
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OFT ITEM II s.

STYLE FIT AND MAKE OF our MEMS, Youths. and
Boys ClofhinD ttnsQunLed oy any stock OF
Ready made Goods In Philadelphia. We have
also
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of selected styles OF piece
goods, TO be made up TO order, IN unsurpassed
suIe.
ALL PRICEs GUARANTEED IoUer than the lolUest else.
totere, and fuH sotfsrdctton guaranteed every
purchaser, or the sale cancelled and money re-
funded
Haif-soay 6etWeen BEGHErT q Oo..
fi1h and TOWER HAIL.,
Ssxth streets.J No. 1ls MARKEF ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND no. 900 BROADWAY. NEW York
CHESTERFIELD COATS,
All Varieties.
MORNING AND EVENING COATS,
ALI Varieties.
SPRING OvERCoATs,
All Varieties
At CHARLES STOKES Il CO.'S,
Continental Hotel Building
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THE ADDITION OF gum msrous huits OF rooms TO the
AMEEIoAN HOUSE, BOSTON, renders II more than
ever a deserved favortte with families travelling
It's central position and srge airy are unsur
paaaod,
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"THr LAST ATHESIAN" IL the title OF q Bwedtsh
novI Of remarks ksble interest, published by 7. b
Petersen q Brothers. This story ought to have ON
avtanaIva aaIe.
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Long EstabliShed Ne Continually Getting
Up NOF.ELTIES.
Great has been the Iectj We hare atned We Con-
SttntEy nokjno LHPRO CEMENT s.
Much We hare done to NUG tie Sondrdf IF Good Clothes for
GO0d Men, We DOjn6 md tCjEG do MUCH MORE
Ne
O6erjpG SPRING G0odS LOWER and LOWER
Great the thT0nS precj@tjVe Patrons CyOWdnS Buy
EeSapt Reody Rninoen
Clothes to Orer MeN6e Customers Dy Becons
GREATER and GREHTER
4nd should be lot TO heep the tenor
ANOTHER CENTURY,
We shall Stich tn Original FIoR Of MGkine
THE FINEST CLOTHES,
TO IOUR ENTIRE SATLSEACTION
FOR THE LEAST POSSIBLE
/AyNOUNT or .MONEY:
"SPe''" ' Our Magnificent Stock Of SPRLNG GOODS.
ROCKHlLL & WILSON,
Great Brown-Stone Hail.
Nos. COB and 6OE Chestnut street.
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MARRIED..

FAY-HEN NDRICRSON.-Ont the I'd instant. by the
Rev. J. s. Kennsrd. WILLIAM HARRISON FAY,
OF Philadelphia. to MARCIA, only daughter ot jacob
Hendfickson ESQ.,, of Trenton, N. ]. No cards, y
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p. A. HARDING d Co.'s MILLIsERY OPENING,
on Tuesday next. promises TO be brilliant affair
The beautiful store just completed by this hrm
10 accom- m0date their large retail buSiness. is cape
cialy adapted for the branch to which 10 is devoted
ana tbe stock or goods now displayed by the pro-
pretors warrants us In predicting for their grand
opening ON Tuesday next signal success. or course
All the fashionable ladies' of city viii attend It,
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A ATTENTION! CENT? TcNrrcDr,
We have been making nothing else for more than
QUARTER OF CENTURY.
GENTLEMEN

Tie OkdeSt EStobJjShed Housed
The Fe0ple'S FGUortte!
The F0therS Comfort!
The Jother DeLiShtI
Boys Enthusiastic Satisfaction
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JrwxrHY-Mr. william W. Cassidy, No. II South
SECOND street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine jewery and sverware In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished At price which cannos Dc equsiieo.
ne also has q large stock OF American Western
watches In ali varieties and at all prices visit TO
his store Is sure 70 result in pIeasnre and profit
Hall Er, DAVIS d Co.'s PIAS's possess the most
superb action. with unusual purity OF tone, which Is
one OF lovely softness and great brilliancy' The
aeents NO. 827 Chestnut street. exhibit thirty'four
premiums over All others:
anoyrn a BAKHR's Highest Premium sswip
Maehinos. no. 100 Oheanut street.
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SPRING SALE

SPRING SALE
OF
F1NE CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS.
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above, under command Of Capt Geo. wilkinson
late Of the Cuba No. 2. m
RIcHnoSD-This sssunch packet leaves for Min
Col. p. A. Work has charge Of her office. ! no
MIEHIE.-This regular passenger packet leaves
under command OF Captain J. g. Doyle, ct p. NJ
to-day for Fort Smith and all intermediate land
wELcoMx.-Cspt. Frank Keeling. the veteran
commander and courteous gentleman, will back
out this fine steamer Of O'Clock this evening for
Camden and ell way landings. Mr.. p. Lynch Lee
NICK LoSewoRrH.-This fine packet leaves for
Louisville ct s p. N. to-day. Capt. Lew. Hates
commands. % 40 Da'. .
FROM OUR EXCHANGES. na.
Glorious, happy spring has come at last and
In delightful sunshine and March breezes. With
the fact that 1t is little too cold for " craps y
this morning, the last three days have been ali
that could have been asked for. little rain
would benefit the gardens. but still nothing ID suf.
fering The river has risen again some six or
eight inches since our last being ii feet six inches
on the bend. The Dora left Shreveport this nom.
ing for Jefferson. will arrive tonight. and leave
again on Thursday, ct ?. n. We learn BY dis
patch from Gus. Hodge to A. Gilman. agent, that
the Leo will be In port to leave on Saturday, the
9th inst. The Selma has taken the place Of the
Grey Eagle IS regular weekly Shreveport ana
New Orleans packet.-[Jensrson Jimplecuts,
For several days the river has been rising and
continues TO- do 80 to this date.-[Ouschita Tele-
graph, oath inst. - -
The river was rising rapidly. The rise was "a
feet in "a hours. Last evening there were % feet
Of water In the channel here. The Leonidss re-
ships her Pittsburg freight and will return to New
Orleans at an early day, Capt. Ed. Evans In com.
mand. The ST. Mary's, which has recently been
running In the New Orleans trade, will be here to-
day or tomorrow to enter the Cincinnati and Pitts.
burg trade as regular Friday psckst.-[Cincin.
natl Gazette, "a.
The rise continues slowly here. Hence to Cairo
no water to spare. Upper rivers the rise some
what. Freight abundant above for this point.
Good stage Of water in the Missouri through TO |
Sioux City.
One barge Of the NJ. Y. Transportation line, |
loaded with corn in bulk. arrived yesterday from |
the Illinois. The Kellogg takes IL to New Or. |
leans. The Magenta, Capt. Hicks, the Pauline 4
Carroll. Capt. Thompson, and towboat Kellogg, |
leave for New Orleans on the 18th, the Thompson /
Dean, Capt. Pepper, on the 27th, and the Olive /
Branch, Capt. Pegram, on the 29th. Memphis /
letter writer has been trying to scare the Cairoes
by telling them that the Mississippi IL about to
resume an old and almost forgotten channel
through Mississippi county, No., which will leave
the Egyptian city ak miles from the Mississippi
river.-tSt. Louis Democrat, Oath.
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Receipt. by xailroaa..

MOI & GIN RR-March $50 bales cotton
Ashbridge. Smith &co--S3 Stewart, Galbrajth 4
Fizer-S6 Alcus, Scherck & Autey-20 c A Green
&co-l3 l. Adams Son-ll H Wilson Bbb-l0
JOS Hoy &co-sS Fredlsnder-9 Payne, Hunting.
ton &co-s Williams & SON. Dickman, Hill 4
Co.'S Jno Hardie &co-6 J Higgins &co-5 to
Killer &co-4 4 s Henderson Harrison
Som Cramer, B &co-l J B Powell to A
BOWER Cromwell Jennings, Gates 4
cos b 4 NJ Allen &co-3 d G Cook-2 Rich
ardson &EMay-l Meyer, Deutch & weis-l Marx,
Levy &co-2 boxes hats J Albert-3 do Z 8
Benedict 4 Son-9 do II Tricou &co-9 Quinlan &
co.. do dry goods Vincent &co-s do hats G Le-
aumont-4 do ] Mullen do E Booth &co-3
bxs drugs j Hart &co-5 cases tar C Book &
cos rolls leather c Weishca-l lot snndries to
Rucker Ryan &co--l6 hnds tobacco F-250
bxs do lrby, Mcdaniel &co-6 pkgs DR. Chan
pbins-l90 SKIS peas David q SteadIey--4O00 feet
lumber w M Grant-4000 do A Mcconnell $500
do G Davenport-sundries to order
o, . g W-March 26.-27 bbls molasses
Van Bergier-63 do bbls sugar Dilworth
hhds sugar Perkins, Swenson &co-17 do Dbl
rice Adams &co-3 bbls potatoes and sundries
Canhepe Loubens-lot wild cane DIR Smiths
calves McQuoid Mehle-sundries to order--Total
Is hhds sugar so bbls molssses
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Ludwigsen-1 bx single machine B woods-4s
bbs 6our III SKIS oats cases paper collars bor-
wei bells c E Slaybsck &co-S csks bacon SO 90
mess pork E Smith-26 doz buckets J G Morris
rs reels yarn cases lemon sugar SO bxs candy to
Bostick 4 Seymour-47 tics lard d W O Sanford 3
COLO bbs beer 1879 hf.bbls do rs csks bacon l02
bales hay Zig sks corn 9 Yates Reshipped from
Pauline Carroil-450 sks corn to N Dufy-200 do
lime Bridge & Son-ll4 bbls -four N Horrell 4
COCO do ds hair girths Buddecke &co- 70
SKIS malt n Thicken-90 bxs cheese Mcfarland,
Straight dco-20 kegs nails liz bbls flour as pkQs
saddlery etc Allen, Wayne &co-l40 sks malt lO9
bbls meal 10 bxs medicines 80 hfbbs beer box
mdse to C Stay back &co-l keg whisky rs bxs
while lead 8 bids empty SKIS e J Hart &co-95 hf-
bbls beer r Fsschnet-250 bbls -four to Prud-
homme 4 Grace--s00 do Kehlor, Updike &co-53
do G Lauman 80 do Chenoweth, Casey boo
200 do A Poincy 4 Son AZ do E Tbompson-95
do Glover a 0dendahl-4 csks bacon E p DelBon.
dio-l0 ties hams E K Converse-10 bxs eggs to
Lswler a Selby-s bbls slcohgl w Murononi-l0
empty kegs Blake & Tower-40 do M Mc1rsw-
bbls pork so empty hf -four bbls Kenneth & Bell
50 bxs candy 7 White-10 bbls ale q Lock.
hart-l6 bdls saddle ties II b Hansel-2 bbls oil
bxs hardware Allen, Wayne &co-S bbls and
bxs eggs F DelBondio-l0 bxs eggs Miller & Mey.
er-l0 bf- bbs beer Rendwtz-2 cases hats Il
Redwltz-5 bbls oil II W Farley &co-3 do 4
cases greaes R KWslker &co-33 pkgs sundries
bbs -four bbls pork rs do joles o A Whitney 4
cos bbls meal Hiner-ll horses Dr. Simpson
do Nc Adams 10 90 l. Isascs
From Csiro-l00 bbls -four 81 Kennedy eco
Fom Memphis-495 SKIS oil cake L Hsgbe eco
ITO SKIS cotton seed cake h OgIesby &co
From Helena-s bales cotton Nelson, Lsnphier
From Mouth White Rivers bales cotton to
4 q Henderson-l d Carroll &co-A BIN
Horrell &co-1l n Greenwood & Son-l to Won
Phul Bros Winston, Morrison &co-56 Oar.
roll &co
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PARIBIAN PERFUMERY.

razonssd BY the Empress Of the French and sxs,sv.
ased In sn fashionable circles for Exosllsncs and
orfty.
p66IaaAgp Z cos YLAHgYLANe end MANILA
oOUQuEIs the new scat Rgznd Co are lie only IN
sorts,s Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Ysnsyand from
kiGAtb CO s roLurrNE. s.,,.,o,. y,,,.. wa,
Tpsror Ian Dc Cologne Toilet Vinegar. Fisnds
RIqAUp cos Miranda SOAP. sxau,.,ts,v ~.
" Rsa sf M s,sptsg its s4Fs,sS . !hs last.
A., ~ t.s, ~ nsAhDA PoMAfUM, for pressrv
RIGAUD CO.'S DEN1oRUE, nos sxrssss,s
EIaAuD co?s foofHCRExH. : rsmssfsbis pr,.
R5oanss1s ssts5t yhtsness 70 ths tssth
Il, IH y LiIILk n0Nn0k; GUIDE TO fHB TOILET,
Assns. Nsvbsy BsaA Is 81 fsais cSsraS 1ssa ias
Dspss assrA IN xsv Orleans Il
r. DUooxaEs
e Char<rou strss
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ED EDUCATIONAL.
M H. .. II. CALDWELL,
TKAoHER OF ALL BRANoHEB
-ofL
q Thorough English Education. Msdsrx
Language and Music.
Vocal and Instrumen.al
LANDsoAPE AND PoRTRArrURn
Dtrangers Hotel.
No. i2s caarsr~ Street. New Orleans
=, ~ D. Leaccek. New Orleans, La Pref q h. D.xou
gnaneston, 3 o.; Hon Trasimond Landry, Lonisians.
Ion Judge smon. New Orleans; Prof. 7. L. CALDWELL
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TOWB0ATS.
Hxw ORLEANS TowBoAf ASSOCIATION
- - THE UNDEKDIRIED.
Il = wishing to estabish equitable (x UkyA
snd uniform rate Of fowAgs, aud =
70 oef greater facilities 70 the shipping entering "a
savins This Det. have combined the following rowboa-
ECLIPSE LINE
swil.srlana. Lsviathaa. Gladiator snS
HARRY wRr9HT LINE
Barry Wrighs and ssasinsl.
YLINB.
Achilles Thes. n. Morgan. Equator. We.
bash Norman. Republic, Toeunssh
Wieaeo and Reliance.
ne number and power Of tbs absvs sssodatsd Lane n
norposfs tnAs no detention Win OCCUR sifh q
PETER MAKCY, Eeipss LAns
BCHNEIDER xUBERBIER
EDWARD 4 YORKk %, = Lhs
Assesiassd ones % osrondslss street. up staizuL
J, O. NORCRoss
oHAA KTxxNxiTxk
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OHIO RIVER.
Leaves on SATURDAY. March 9Th. at sr.n
- - FOR LOUIsVILLE, CAIRO MEM.
phis, vicksburz. Nstchsz and ali Intern dists
landngs-The fine and fast passenger steamer
Bobt. Il. Lee,
. JE0 ". CANNON. Master,
WIN leave above FOR freight passage apply ON board
or to sINN0TT ADAMS. Is Commercial Plaza
Leaves SATURDAY, 9Th inst, assnr.
- - FOR LOUIsvILLE. CAIRO MEM
l&{>t-3< phie Vicks5urg. Eatchez, Baton Rouge and
- all intermediate landings-The new md spien-
did passenger steamer
Nick Longworth,
Capt. LEW. HATES
WI leave as above For freight or passage snplv an ho.rx
OFT fHOS. KEEFFE. Agent rs Poydras street
Leaves on MONDAY. 10Th inst, sss,E
S \ FOX L0UIsyILLE, CAIRO MEM
yeXff1 rHls vieksburg. Matches, Baton Rouge and
sd D..s.5s., ..ass, new and sDsn
Mary Houston,
Capt. L. B. DUNBAR
VIII leave as shove For freight passage apply on board
or t. THoS. KEEFFE. Agent, rs Poydras strsst
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MANIFEST STEAMER RUTH-List of New
Orleans freight on steamer Ruth at time of Gre.
March 10, ls69-50 bbls cornmeal to M Downing
1 box drugs 10 bbls crackers 267 bbls -four $50 do
pork Q Whitney &co-l00 bbls -four Morgan
Line Steamers-l77 do keg nails ties lard bxs
tongues Allen, Wayne &co-s00 bbls -four Kehlor.
updike &co-58 do J Il Polhaus &co-26 do pork
Is kegs lard csks bacon so axis barley malt SO do
rye malt DelBondio-l6 bxs eggs Miller 4 Mey-
er-2Q0 bbls -four Prudhomme & Grace-20O d.
Keep eau lfeld-l75 bbls meal Chenoweth. Ca
sey 5000 bdls collars pkgs saddIery Jsco-
bowski, Hart &co-77 cooking stoves II stove
plates l54 iron pots l6 bxs hardware Rice Bros 4
COL cooking stove Clapp Bros 10000 bbls
Hour O ID Bscker-3 bxs saddlery Lehman. New.
gsss &co-60 bbls whisky Grief 4 Byrnes-26O do
Hour Starke-2 bxs hardware Psderss-l50
bbls -four Twitchell 4 GomiIla-4s mules horses
Q Caher &co-2l6 bbls pork SKIS seed 2 bxs ssd-
diery bales do pkgs wine broom press
broomstraw cleaner Payne. Huntington &co-s3
bxs candy do sugar lemon T White-lOO do
cordials Is do IMMINENT Ball, Lyons &co-264 sks
malt Weissenback 4 Klumpp-l caddies tobacco
Wackenbuch Joseph-2i bales straw ] A BIsf-
er dco-s cskB bacon Howard 4 Preston--l5 case
bitters pkg cards Seeekind-3 bbls eggs j
johnson 20 bbls -four and IL bdls tress hoops to
Grifhn q Porch-s bales cotton to Wood, Low 4
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selev, Conlns Up.

Ship Mobongo. McGonagle, from Londonderry
Feb 2. TO master .1r-g-I.Il =
Ship Calllope, Mosher, from Liverpool Jan IL. 10
Hunter AGO II n
Bark Moss Rose. Dustin, from Liverpool, Jan Is.
to @ w Hynson &co-
Schr Simonson, Ellis, 81 days from New York,
to master
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Arrived Xeseerdey.
Ship Msyfower, Call, 81 days from Newport
Wales, to msster-Point Ir
Bark Emma LitohfeId, Crockett from New.
port, Wales, Jan as. to Thorndike q Norton
6chr brit Lizzie Lima, Webster, (from wreck of
Panthson), to Ashbridge, Smith &co-sd dis
schr NJ E Gray. Pilsbury. 20 days from Rockland,
Me-, to Thorndike q Norton-lst district IS
Sloop Venus, Smith. from Grand Gallon, to mas
ter-2d district Is -
Lugger Right Way. Smith. from Lafourche, to
naster-2d district Is -
Lugger Theodore Cspeyas. Savoie, from La.
fourche. to master-2d district Is
rowBoArs.
Harry Wright, Wright, from the Pssses-towed
down 10 the bar, bark Columbia brought up
ship Msyfower and bark Emma Litohfeld
STEAMBOATS,.
Lizzie Hopkins. Roots. from Jefferson
Belle Lee, feathers, from Vicksburg
Dan Able. Baranco, from Baton Rouge
San Nicolas, Albert, from Lower Coast
Cleona, Thompson, from Washington
Mayfower, Blanks, from Camden
Frolic. HEM. from Grand Ecore
Lafourcbe. Work, from Camden
Mary. Carroll. from Mobile
Enterprise. Gen, from Jefferson
w Arthur, JONES' from st Louis
New Era, Dugas. from Napoleonville
Bart Able, Harrison. from Shreveport
Lotus No 2, King. from Lockport
Paynswick, Barrow, from Lockport
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Schr Odessa. from Bayou Lacombe
Schr Pippo. from Covington tlu.1
Schr Let Me Go, from Tchefuncte
Schr Mary Louise, from Pensacola
6chr Kate Fson, from Blind River
bchr Alciope, from Lake Maurepas
6chr Star, from Pascagouls
6chr Katy L, from Blind River la.ir
6chr Celeste, from Bayou Lscombe
6chr Rebecca, from Tchefuncte
Sloop Star Of the Sea. from Pass Manchac
-o r ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Hermit No l, from Psscagoula
Schr Refine Hortense, from Pr0cterville
Schr Vaudeville. from Vaudeville
Schr Rosa, from Bayou Lscombe
Schr Ellen, from Tchefuncte