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Railroad Guide.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Returning, leave depot ut Perks and Ameri
can ST.. Phlla., at :N,,s3O and s45 a. M; 2:lO
3:i5 and 6!15 y. m.
Fare from LehiGhton TO Phila., s255,
Excursion Tickets, $500
June s, 1875. ELLIS CLARK. Agent.
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WHY. OH WHY will you suffer with that
w COUGH or COLDl when you may be lm-
e1SeY pSn Wp py ~ uSng Thp ~ H
and HOREHOUND. Nays
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HENTENNIAL SALOON,
sUsoUEHANNA ST.. MAUcH CHUNK.
FRANK INKMANN, Prop,r.

Presh Philadelphia Lager Beer always on tap
Cigars OF Choicest naS0rs, and all other kinds
Of Reireshinents 70 De found In q tIst-class
Saloon. FREE LUNCH every Morning at 10
o'clock. Call when you 90 to Maueh Chunk.
July 10, l375-yl
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CARDS.

Furnttpre Werahouso.
v.sehwartz, Bahk street, dsdtef in all kinds Q
Fvritpre. Cofins made TO ordeT.
49, Root and shoe Makers.
Oiirton Bretney, IN Lepdns building, Bank street.
XIordsrs promptIy fiied-,coTt todrrdnted.
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pity HIM Roi-rhlt ELEgTRIo LINZ
MENT, ME / got at DURLIHGS DRUG
STORE, viii cure him OF any other man of
EHBU UhATIs AZ aud all osber PAINS May Q
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Plotts' Star Organs

Arc n perfect parlor organs as are manufactu
red Correspondence solicited with organists,
musicians and the trade. Address, EDWARD
PLOrTS, Washington, N. j.
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at Sc p Is. with discount on round lots. Pieced
Arrow ties u feet sell at SIC net; feet inches
ID, with discount on round lots.
COTTON SEED IN SACKS-The receipts are all
taken by the factories, who furnish sacks and pay
$40 y ton delivered on the levee.
MOSS-No stock here OF any conseauenc good
demand Black sells at u a5c: gay ~ 03,zc; CITY
OAK STAvES-Receipts are large The demand
is limited and what little is doing comprises
small orders for Spain. Extra pipe 56-inch are
I5S light pipe s. to s g neh est5s
hosshead. 4Sinch, $50; extra caret, 4O-inch,
S9S0l0o ~ 1900. These quotations are for stavc
yard.
STAR 1CANDLBs-;Quoted at IsA alshe Pm
h9 Al sells at 81 3oai IS; fall 81 40
hOrS-Falr supply and no trade for it. New
York are quoted at 45047c; Wisconsin 40 ai5e Cali.
DRIED FRUfT-smalI stock Fair demand for
apples. but peaches are duh. Apples sell at go
s'i saAr rsac sNS are a TSted At 7a7hs ~
for green peas: reshipments to the West are large
f1alYg to prices there being higher. Northern
beans are in light supply and fair demand. Green
3As q &c; Western ~ 03c y b.
sChEESEITrade is slack, owing to the last day
OF the month. The stock is small. and prices are
Gnoce l9Ulsc; English dairy, Western, l60l7c;
= En gIisn dairy. Northern lac: New York cream
EscJGES STSns sH A%e GRRF 2sc r.
sIock and very little arriving The demand is good.
me market is aim st bare of apples and sourkrout.
unaons are scarce ard IN reques PotatOes-Early
rose roe and peach blows are quoted at 1894 y Dbl.
ST ob,s Peach blows sold en- the landing at So y
SS d daBss sell # sta s0urkr0ut sl00s
-, COFFEB-Good jObbng demand Prices are &c
:, 70 higher, owing to favorable advlces from the
East. The market is strong We quote cargoes:
I7;c prime l7k 0lsc; job lots. ordinary, is1l6hc;
ak l'0i'':c; good III 0l8c; prime lsdi8kc y ID.
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at llSa 0il5h, against lI47a ct New
YORK and after moderate business closed at la.
summed up s69,Oo0 embracing $4,000 at II4l,
= I0o9 ana $4,000 at ll5 $4,000 at 1l5h; s25 600 at
NO Gales of silver we're reported. American half
dollars at 96096k.
Under the influence of the advance IN bills aud
the decline in gold at New York sterling was
rather unsettled throughout the day ruliog at
one time about Ito p cent higher than yester-
days quotations, and closing nearly L 10 p cent
lower. The movement was OF mit ed extent the
sales being l confined 70 sis7oo embracing $1,000
clear at s5 81; $4,000 Al clear at IS 5ll., and
$4,000 bank at.
Francs we're also somewhat unsettled. but the
market market closed about the same as yesterday. No
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SIS 50
% 81 for bill of lading and AL clear, and a
30 o. tor bank, and fraucs at 4.57h for com.
meIcal and 453ai for bank
The offerings or domestic exchange were lin tied
Changed The sales Of SeWsYor sisbt WEI" eoSsr n
Sl,5,oOo, embracing S Is 600 and S35 900 CONNER
ciai at vs. y cent premium, and $751; CO. 500 900
sis '''''' paw "'e '"AA''S anu ~'''000 0anx at
The banks continued to check on New York at
p " cent premium and commercial sight was
still quoted at -05-l6.
We noticed some inquiry for bank and Insurance
shares bnt no par'icuiars transpired.
UnGer the influence of the impression that the
reported changes Ill the appropriation bill would
affect new State consolidated seven per cents the
market opened Y cent lower than VI steydays
close, but rallied during the day, and closed at
about 5ss, against 60 Yesterday. The sales aud
and s25 600 at57; 900 at s., and ssoo5 10 600
10000. $50 900 and $50 OCO at 58s The sales Of
city gold bearing seven per cents Comprised
S29 600, embracing $1,000 and 5000 at SO: s5OOO
at 3a1s, and $4,000 and $1o 900 at 3aA The market
closed at 80 1884, against 3ak. yesterday.
No sales OF city scrip were reported. The market
is now quoted at 33039h.
Nothing transplred in Metropolitan Police war.
raIts They continue to rule at about 52l..
that are fundable are quoted at $50: rev at 5OM
81, aud legislative per diem at 81
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The British ArEy.

Says the London correspondent OF tie
| New York Times:
The other night, when the army estimates
came up to be voted upon, Sir Ni,fred
Lawson made very interesting soeech
upon motion which he proposed IN the
following words THAT in the opinion of
this House the assurances Of friend.
ship from all foreign powers. men
toned IN her majesty's speech, warrant
reduction in the land forces of the British
army He apologzed tor venturing in
that House to talk politics, but if call
nations were friendly to England of whom
was England afraid? What nation is not
included in "all nations?" Was 1t France?
why France has got her hands so full of
her own affairs that she has no time to
think OF her neighbors; and the other
day when rich Frenchman hired a new
valet he instructed him that his three
principal duties would be to wake him I'D
every morning at nine o'clock, to tell him
what was the state of the weather and to
inform him under what form of govern.
ment he was living. Was England afraid
of Prussia or Russia Why she has mar
ried both of them. Was she afraid of
Spain, whose King the other day had to be |
backed into tunnel to avoid the |
shots of his subjeet2 No. the only two |
invading powers to be feared were the |
4 ot'o anu tuS COioCduO DeeGIt. Iu0 Zone l
might safely be left to Mr.. Gladstone. and |
tho present conservative government |
could be trusted to prevent q nox.
ous republican insect from Americanizine
our institutions. The fleet was strong.
and that was enough If we kept up our
present army We should be obliged some
lay to use it, for the reason which induced
IN African chief to go to war-namely, that
le had a barrel of gunpowder and that it
In Il.
pleasant nonsense won sixty-one members
!" vote for his motion, but it was defeated,
md then the Secretary of War moved the
.rmy estimates. They show that for
l4,677 ,OOO or 81, 1886 ,OOO England will
ave during the next year an army OF
g. 900 regulars. exclusive of GO, 900 in India,
O3, 600 militia 1923 effective reserves, g, 900
nrolled pensioners and l6l, 900 efficient
olunteers and some yeomanry-ln all a
God army of 100000 men. That is Quite
efficient. one would think, for defense; and
8 for offensive war, who dreams of it,
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of Havana at 10 A. NJ. Philips. master. from New
York via Mexican ports to J. ii. WitherspOOn; at
AIS P. NJ, steamship Ariel from Brazos Santiago.
No departures
Pass A-LOrrRB, March 81 p NJ Wind east.
southeast, light; weather very hazy. 40 arrivals.
Sailed ste amship Wilmington.
VICKsBUR0. March 3l.-Pbssei up-Clarksviile,
at A. N. DOwn-Chsr es d. Church, at twelve
o'clock last night. No beats down to day. Arrived
Caption City at A. III. Weather warm and raining
River stationary.
MEMPHIS March 3l.-River about stationary.
There was a severe storm this afternoon. during
which the chimpeys of the ferry boat John Over
ton were blown down. The boat was otherwise
damaged to the extent o. $1,000. Raining hard.
Departed Glencoe and la-ger, for ST. Louis;
Cons Miller, for C ncinnatj; Morgan and Sherlock,
Tor New OIleans
OiHcINsAri, March 3l.-River twenty e ght feet
three inches and rising. Weather fair and warm.
PlTTsBuRG March 3l.-kiver eleven feet six
inches and rising. Weather clear and pleasant.
New Orleans, at A. d.; City OF vicksburg from
vicksburg, at p. NJ; Julia, from 81 Louis at
seven. Departed-Tatum, for st Louis, at A. NJ.
River forty feet and falling Raining. Mercury Gao.
ST. Lots. March 3t.-No arrivals. Departed
Atlantic, KOuntz and Howard, for New Orleans;
River rising and all upper streams swelling. A
heavy rain fell this morning; wet all day. Weather
cooler.
LOUISVILLE. March 81 The river is sing slowly,
with ten feet four inches in the canal. Weather
clear and'warm. Up-Exporter from New Orleans
to Cincinnati
EVANSVILLE, March 3I.-Weather cloudy: raining
tonight. River TWENTY-FIVE feet seven inches and
falling.
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(cnsrINuED FROM FIRST PAGE.

side ia religion; on the other unbeli-t. II
enc Catholics receive indemnity and liberty
E.tr their rite, and the nefarious laws which
-a1p0-e and Cypress it are anIuiled, then.
and not until then, will they be in concord
with the rest of the nation, even if not en-.
'c1rely satisfied with the condition. f things
rraposed Abdication of Dom Pedro.
PARIS, March Bile Bicn Public pub
a;shes the following:
The Emperor of Brazil proposes 20 abdi.
cate ia favor Of his eldes: daughter, the
Countess Den. The Emperor. upon his
Jddicstion. will make q tour OF Europe.
after which he will proceed to the United
Mates, where he will make his home.
GarIist Discussions.
E>uaDON, March 3l.-Spanish advices state
ttst nota outstanding the denials OF the
truth Of reports of discussions among Car
{Ss1s, it ia know a beyond question there are
aerin differences between Don Carlos and
SAe Csrlst council Of the province of Ma
vagre.
William Thomas Henley, telegraph engi-
..ls.r and contractor, has failed. His llaDili-
ties arc s. 100000.
NortIanptOnshire Stakes.
The Northamptonshire stakes were won
ay Peeping Tom.
The Charges Against JOveliar.
The charges made by the Marquis De La
Concha against General JOvellar, Minister
of Var, in regard to the administration of
affairs in Cuba cause lgreat embarraas
naent to the government, and will probably
lead to JOcellars retirement from the min
Iatry.
Ordered to Resign.
BERLIN, March 3l.-Dr. Henry Forester
prince bishop of Breslau, has been sum
Euoned to resign his bshopric because he
promulgated the PapaI encyclical against
the ecclesiastical laws.
THE Roman Catholic Conference.
The conference of the Roman Catholic
bishops at Fulda is held with closed doors
The object of the meeting is to discuss and
issue pastoral letter concerning the bill!
before the Prussian Diet, withdrawing
State grants from the church.
Admiral NIullaney at Havana.
HAVANA, March 3l-The United States
steamer Worcester, with Admiral Mulianey
Oh board, arrived yesterday. The WOrces-
ter and flagship Colorado sail for Key West
70 day. All we'll.
Sharkey, the Murderer.
Sharkey, the murderer has arrived here
from Santiago de Cuba. He is now in
Charge of the police. 1t has not been de.
cided whether he will be sent to New York
tomorrow or Saturday.
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PROPOSALS FOR DRAYACE,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TIKI GrrFl
Chief QuaItermaster's Office !
New Orleans, La, April l. 1875.
SBALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLICATE, UNDER
~ the usual conditions. will be received at thu.
once until twelve o'clock NJ, SATURDAf MAY l.
1875, at which time and place they will be oo,nad
in the presence Of bidders for the Transportation
by wagon or dray, suitable for the purpose of ali
public property which may re REQUIRED to he
hauled in this city and vicinity during the fiscal
year ending June So 1876 Wv ~
Blank forms OF proposal and further Information
can be obtained at this office.
J. A. POTTER
Chief Quartermaster, Breyet Brigad;er Genera,
a,T Gr
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. OF THE GIIP \
Chief Quarrermaster's Office
New Orleans, La, April l. 1875
GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLIcArE uNnvp
~ the usual conditions, will be received at thi.
once 151e until twelve O'Clock NJ, SATURDAY, May
III the presence of bidders, for furuisbinp srrch
articies OF Stationery as may be requiged oy the
Gnlel Quartermaster for the public service in tina
1876 o 'o"' CHUNG Tue 3D.
preference will be given to articles of domestic
production. ~ Va 0'ines'Ac
ca Ba hn forms Of proposal and urth information
r,:s J. A. POTTER
United States Army aaT "a. a.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
FOR MILITARY SUP.
PLIES.
OFFICE CHIEF QCARTaRMAsTga,
Department of the south,

OFFICE CHIEF QCARTHRMAsTgR
Department of the south
Louisville, KY, March 81 1875. y
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLICATE. UNDER
~ the usual conditions. will be received at this
office. and also at the offices OF the United States
quartermasters at the several posts named b.r
low, until twelve O'Clock NJ. on WEDNESDAY
May H. 1875, at which time and place
they will DO opened in the presence of bidders for
the delivery Of military supplies during the fiscal
year, beginning July |, 1875, and ending June 50,
1876. as follows:
Wood, Coal, Corn, Oats. Hay, and Straw, at the
following named posts: Louisville. Lebanon. Lam
caster and Frankfort, Kentucky Nashville, Hum
bOldt and Chattanooga. Tennessee; HuntsvilIe
Mount Vernon and Mobile. Alabama; Atlanta and
Savannah. Georgia, Charleston Columbia York;
Vile and Newberry, South Carolina; FOrtJ ohnst0n:
Fort Macon, Marion and Raleigh, North Carolina
and St. Augustine Florida.
Bids for any portion of the supplies will be en-.
tertained.
The government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
preference will be given to articles of domestic
production.
Blank proposals and printed circulars, showing
the estimated quantities required at each post
and giving full instructions to the manner of
bidding, aud the terms of contract and payment
can be obtained by personal written application
to the quartermasters at the various posts OF TO
his Office
JAMES A. EKtN,
mfJi OF Chief Quarter
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La Bnnkrupicy-N0. L. IS.

WHEREAS MRS. MARTHA KNIGHT OF NEW
w Orleans and district Aforesaid duly decla rei
bankrupt under the act of Congress OF March 2
1867, has this day filed in said court a petition
praying for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all her debts and other claims provable Under
said act.
Notice is therefore given to ali creditors who
have proved their debts and to all other persons
in nters st. that the seventeenth day OF April 1875
at II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the same
and that they may then and there attend ami
show cause, ii any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition should not DO granted and fur
ther notice is given that the bankrupt will IN.
dergo an examination before Register Kellogg on
the fifteenth day of April, A. D. 1875 at II A. NJ
his office. CustOmhouss building.
CLERKS Office New Orleans, March a. 1875
mh25 apl8 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk.
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"A Loss to the World.

JEFF Davis thinks that John NIitchel's
death is a loss to the world. The ex.rebel
President could hardly cay less, for the late
Gonfederacy had no more ardentsupporter.
| The man who hOwled over what he called
irish slavery wished to perpetuate the
Don dage of the blacks, and even encourage
warfare and murder in Africa for the sake
OF adding to the human chattels of the
south. If Mitchel's decease is a loss to
ma nkind, it lie only in the way that living
Example OF inconsistency is no longer at
| Iord ed.-CIncinnoa Gazette.
With the approach of S1ne Lolita will
visit Europe.
A spirited contest-Finding out VINO can
get drunk first.
1t is proper that Miss Booth should be
associated with the Ba=ar
A man with true taste for art will get
up in the night to hang pictures.
Janauschek has less talent and more
trunks than any tragic actress travelling.
-" SAID no person can fall without being
-s"aeo-which is plane.
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COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 1874 76e
~

Today's exports embraced 2i24 bales to Liver.
pool and l400 to Revel.
Receipts proper since last evening 1896 bales
against 1882 on last Wednesday, and 5292 last year
bales, against 7l45 last week and l4347 last wear
and since August 81 of 922.l44 bales against
I,093 ,o3! last year-decrease l76.437.
The Exchange telearams make the receipts at
al the ports from II NJ. Yesterday to IL NJ. to.
aay 5595 bales, against 1897 last week, and us
3.,o47 last week, and 1869 last year Total since
August 81, 3.l73ol0 bales, against 34O2 542 up to
Tuesday noon. March 81, last year Excluding the
above Ii, ll5)-decrease 229532
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusve) to Great
81 britain POOP bales, against 25 last week and
" 8if last year, and to the continent 1886 bales
against 1886 last week and al 1906 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u
NJ 626. 485 bales, against 663.323 last week and
63l 6l9 last year.
The following is copied from the bulletin board
of the Exchange:
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COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 81, 1875
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including 1900
Oaies late yesterday embraced A0O bales at easier
but not quosably lower prices We give also the
prices and report of the Exchange In full, as be-
low:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
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LOST.
>N~N~-e~N~~oN.N~~oN
T OST OR MISLAID.

u ,Os'A O1H
Senate warrants mhered az follows:
,, On Philip Perrin, drawn to the order of E. p,
Herwig-No. 23i6 for 800, No 23i7 for 8 loo M
z5io for 500. No. 2349 for Sl00 No. 1880 for $50
No. 235l for $40; total $500.
- On r g. Bechtel drawn and Endorsed by him
No: 1888 for 500 No. 23a0 for S2OO;- total $500.
Also, about S 1000 in warrants on the contin gent
iund, drawn to the order Of E. +. Herwig, and not
Endorsed by him. 1870 Ao'
Payment on the above having been etopped a
liberal reward will be paid for the return 81 them
70 e. F. HERWIG
Chairman Committee on Supervising and Auditino
the Expenses of the Senate mill
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STATK TAX COLLRCroh's OsPTcE
courthouse, Algiers March 49, 1875
Ri VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED
- by the act of the Legislature of this State, No.
4. OF 1873 approved March H. 1873 will proceed To
sell at public auction, at the Courthouse, in the
SAID Fifth District of this city, on THURSDAY,
April 1873, at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND bounded bv
peter. Vallette and Chestnut streets, and the Pui
nc road, measuring SO feet inches front on
feter street by So feet inches front on Vallet.e
street, Of which two streets it forms the corner
Sad property having been seized by me to satisfy
deb due the State of Louisiana for taxes mon
said property for the year 1873, amounting to
twenty nine dollars, together with ali costs. penal
At said sale the property will not be adiudicated
unless the bid is for sufficient amount to satisfy
the Aforesaid claim, together with the uenalties
thereon. and all costs and charges which NAV have
accrued. 'o
The purchaser at this sale will be put in imme.
dlate possession, but the owner has the right tn
re redeem within six months upon the payment to
the purchaser OF the purchase price and ali costs
ana charges, together with fifty per cent add.
lionai upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cash on the spot
A. J. REDMOND
state Tax Collector, Fifth District CITY of New
CAioaHo' mhl9 26 apI
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RECEIPTS or pRODIrCE

WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida--9a SKIS rn,, oh
rice Dbl mOasses half bbis 3o.asses S KEGS mo-
lasses and sundres % -A'
BATON ROUGE-Steaner Hodre-I45 hhds
sugar 80 bbls molasses and suudries
LAUREL FALLEY-Steamer Era No Io-6 bhda
sugar llo bales cotton 40 :sks rough rice and sus
drIes $500 ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lizzie Hopkins--Il hbds
sugar Az bbs m0asses and suncrles
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-1I6 six
rough rice and sundries A'
PEESACOLA--Steamer Amte-13 bales cotton
and sundries S
ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Pargoud-
ao5 bales cotton 43io SKIS cotton seed and sundr,es
BONNET CARRE--Steamer Josephiue--l6 hhds
sugar 81 bbls rice and sundrles
ST Observation-Disclosures Ida-IO9 bhds al, "a
IL bbls molasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Waloen-Suudries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Suudries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS,
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 3l.51 bales cotton SKIS cotton seed % hhds
sundres ~ 1
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. March
3-2o bales cotton hhds tobacco 80 cks bacon I,.I
SKIS peas 81 pkgs tobacco and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Marcb
ol-4y hhds sugar and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL
hOAD March 3l-l66 bales cotton and sundries
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NOTICE.

NO :as 4s arorarH Drs,.,
SrArs LICENSES New g. o:.. 11:sR ssess,'
p "a. s: :ss son sas
to the =: .:s:Ss
mhl9 I'm 20 avoid cos+s~
r6AD0RR ~
Tax CoQeoto.
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BELOW-COMING TIP

Norwegian ship Tros, Braze, from Grmsby Febru.
ary 8, to MASTER
Ship Mayhower, Harrington, from Hayre February
IA, IN ballast, to Schultz Ace
Norwegian bark Left Erickson, Mathaisen, from
Havre February Z, to MASTER
Schooner Excelsior Aruet, S days from Ruatan
Island, to Oter-
WAITING ORDERS
Ship kentuckiau, Dunbar, from Liverpool FEBRUARY
10. to MASTER
Ship Hampton Court, volk, 81 days from LIVERPOOL.
to master
Ship Algoma, Curry, from Liverpool January &c.
to MASTER -
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Havana, Phillips, from New
York, via Havana and Mexican ports to j
WitherspOOn-1st district 10
French ship La Louisiana, Toutfet, from Hayre Feb
ruary 6, to master-POint
snip Adorna, Hawkins, from Liverpool February S
to master-Point
Bark Nellie May, Blair IS days from Liverpool, to
Ocean, Zerega &co-Point W
Italian Dark Emma, -, 60 days from Palermo to
master-2d district -
Schooner George Sealey Blohm 16 days from Gal.
weston, to master-2d district
STEAMBOATS,.
Mary Ida, Ruiz, from White Hall
Hodge, McElr0y. from Baton Rouge
Era No 10. Dalferes from Laurel Valley
Lizzie Hopkins. Dupuis. from ThbOdaux
kice Farmer. Taylor from Lower Coast
Amite, Porter from Pensacola-New Basin
Ida, Forsay, from st Martlnsville
aloon. Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Marie. Bassett from Lower Coast
Frank Pargoud White. from Argyle Landing
Josephine. Cozzens. from Bonnet Care