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Law school OF Cumberland UnIvsrsity, al Lebanon,
Tennessee.
EACULTY, hon Abraham cauaters, late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of the udges ofthe
Of Tennessee.
Hon bromhed L. Ridley the eaancelors Of the State
Judges Caruters rnd Green dew their whole ume exclusively
10 the school.
Plan Of insiroon-l Daily examinations class
text books No regular oclueS explanations
daily lessons ~ the progress Of the examinations.
2. Weekly which
dents
prosecute all
prRcuce The require prepare
Deeds willis all
dsnce Some appeal
which held monthly in and
public the cad session. The students clerks
IFS circuit judges and ehanceoTs Official
pacities connected with their suits.
ssssoni1he hTs session the third Monday IN
tombsr and ends d Thursday February The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday In July.
EryenIes per on,-ruuon fee $50, sdvsnos condnEcn
fec ~ boarding ESQ
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete course
No study
mission There four regular classes sudru
time during the collegiate
There IL y moot Legislature connected with tho school
Number o last collegiate year sishy- siI
ROBERT h. CARUTHERs
Fob l1-eoy Ptesideut Board of Trustees
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LNwICK French aud English Female seu,in
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.

ne II <S1-N S.s-<sss - -srS1SS,s2S t~f&s
IN and amer Monday, the 23d INSTANT the ualn will
" Warrington at q and sk a. M, and and ~, p. m.
on sunday, Al ~, p. m.
Leave Baltimore AJAX and OK, a. m, aud and 5x, m.
On Sunday at a. q
r H. PARsoNs Agent
April ~ dT
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Circular.
heEEcY OF FRrsoH sroIArIor Clans
Washington, November ~, 1855.

AaEscY FRrsoH srou.rIos CLANS,
Washington, November "a, 1883
IN many inquiries claimants
French prior ratification of thu ton with France Of
lsu0viz ls0l-ss
towards obtaining redress deem Ipeden thus
publicly inform all sc adyif.f,
has been concluded ndicious voluntarily submit
tet Claims Cottss they would be rir.d with
prouiscunps claims, therefore decided
for other nhjecuunbui submit hrm
Congress (psenP the aense in the usual the
ina Of The coming In The full that direct relief
viii be provided for them through special board Of como
rnhuna Congress viii reference of elaine be
made 20 by direct legislative net,
The afuFinrnt these claims would fully and constantly 90
board of the highest class fr and justice
phacAy points board right and IN tbs case
Nov 2J-dlw $685. JAMES n. ChU5TEN.
The College Of 81 James, Maryland.
THE Of present session bgins Monday OF
L March
There fun OF collegiate, preparatory, and commercial
Address Rev, Or. KERrooT, Rector, sc.
Feb l9-2aw4w
rEonGE WOODS NEW xoHK.-Modern Pilgrims,
VI showing the improvements navel and the uie'hcds Of
reaching Celestial Cy by George Wood, % ''fe
Schemih in America" volumes, Price ~ rs
Letters young physician by James
Jackson, NJ. n, LII. ID. 81.
Japan gas sndIs BY Richard wdrc,h, suthO Of History
OF the United States. 81 as . .#
story Republican Equality, by Sydney a. soy,B
81 Is.
lust published, and for sale
TAYLOR MAURYS
Nov Is bookstore, 9th street.
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u>HK ONLY ONE AuTHOHIzEDr J.

THE ONLY ONE AuTIiORIZEDi-TheR Rob Of DR. BOY.
l. VEAU LAFFECTEUg is far superior the strups Of Cusi
similar remedies IL radically
whou all affections the skin, dartre scofuis the
ulcers from
period Of ~ and hereditary acrmony OF buuo As depura
sficBcinu the bladder
the arising from abuses
injections soundngs. As an syphluc the Rob in
Of basam OF cubebs from injections which only ePe
neutraiznH The Rob BOyveau above
diseases, whether
which resisted the OF mercury the odure
Of potassium
General fer the United States Gabriel Bondn, o.
William street, York, for Wholesale Guilut DuconRe,
New OrieansI seuily, San Francisco.
The Rob Laeeur sold BY all the druggists throughout the Uni
pamphlet Doctor O. dc ST. CeTyss the med
cal properties Of the Rob will he obtained by writing 10 g. Hon
din, % William New York who will Information
wanted.
prepared orders for souih America the West In
United duties he has The hob
March Idly
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed Tor authors Of
press and for the Of schools and scsdemc with sppen-
dir containing rules the ~ capitals list %
n on ptepnR COPY ard reading specimens o proof
sheets, NC RIM edition BY John Wilson. l6o. Price 81.
IL IL exceedingly book, cory III should
@ service ~ every one who 70 directly Indirectly Interested IN
me large subject ~ which
letters records, and documents
p. a /. =
n tue fun reader Of II
VIII he equally surprised sud kno
edge which is pcrnsai will tmpsrt anfrsy
- CROSBY, NICHOLS, h CO.,
Dec i1-zaWSW Ill Washington street, Boston.
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Housekeeping Articles.
TREASURY DEPAETaEsT,
March 8, 1856.
Enh 9S-Iaw.x

assortment furnishing goods. rendered
complete in every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plan white and richly dnset dessert and
Of dinns- and
tached pieces cups NOTICES
nncy articles appropriate decorate parof table,
toilet.
Dinner and toilet Also In detached pieces sgr
stock OF Edw aIds's latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French and Bohemian, decauru nagons
gobes champagne cass hooks sheres Madas Busundes
liquors tumbe Niger bowls eeees wafer bottles float bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers, &C,
TABLE CUTLERY.
In halrdores hnyone Any three peces; Also
ivory handled knives only and forks, steeIs, se
BLoCK-TIs GOODS.
Such chahng dishes nchss COFFEE and tea urns
cones pots tea pots, coffee biggiHr &C
PLATED GOODS.
and urns spoons casters
covered dishes, pche tut baskets walters,
JhPANNED GOODS.
Such as walters, tea trays and plate wame, ,op jars
foot tubs, water cans, sc.
GAS FIXTURES.
Prom ctoy Of Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale al
the manufacturers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lamps grsndoss ware tenders and irons brushes
shoye and coal bod, step ladders mats goods
cooking requisites of every description together with
large Of articles II uy
Hosksepes 6nd decidedly trir interest examine my
stock and prices They will onIy aad large
the description o. good be purehased any
r cities.
Of tty CeorV.tn,vn
chsree,
Catalogues containing complete every article KEEP, for
Nov I1-atnwewd Iron Hail.
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Form b.

Kaow all by these presents that has reieared,
and releases all further liability
claim payment Of certificate evidence of debt
of s., issued by The late Idpubilc OF
Texas United States accodante the
poyjYions entitled provide
payment creditors republic of Texas
the OF Congress September nine hun
dd w, approved February, 1885,
of the Texas, approved LIST Of February, s56.
As wi ines IN hand and
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Of 20 whsn asa
Treasury Department adopted e form Of release 10 Tie
United asd the Of release % the state % Texas
hereby that pro reia, w
be made treasury Of the United States BY means treasury
drafts Of the assssht UessuIe 81 public depoaas OF The
United States and after the h Of June 1885 20 such Of The held
genuine other evidences o. sad debt 10
said who shall have assigned
other evidences Of ssd debt 70 the United
States form the United States
form tbs State Of feHas and hed the
Secretary of The Treasury 30 days before the let
being required 10 Investigate the genuine
eencass for which purpose The departments advised
will send who possesses knowledge o. e de Us
handwriting OF The ocas whose
aIe attached desirable that all the certificates
dsncrs Of MED 80 before the Isl Of
the holders notice thai all certificates and evidences
dIsd before returned for
ZION unt department be fully satisfied genuineness
and evidences produced The assignment
executed and acknowledged in the of
OF the Treasury HE chief clerk thereof
public Witnessed by
e. chief clerk notary, be certified by the notary
h nOa seal but when tho holders desire
and The releases of the city Was
presence Of assistant collector
OF The the OF public,
witnessed collector and The public
cehed by the under his noara seal and there
collector Of The the place where the
Sides releases be executed before
Witnessed yhem aud certified by the clerk
the United States,
before United states consul
aud certified by him under his seal All
declare
oath before notary, clerk CONSUL the may be- that
The Other evidences
that tbs have been assigned them bona ie for col
lection The notary clerk consul must Include the fact OF
in theif certificate acknowledgment
Dividend when allowed by the accounting officers
will he euod the parties In accordance with their directions
das banded their regularly constituted agents for
mission JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of The Treasury.
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TO THE LkDlE>.-Mr n. l.. HARPER, ~ Droomhsd street.
Rostop, has choice rich and
elegant rphroaerrd Of The Partisan s
which universally admired Newport A. he
nod then able surpy demand he takes this opportunity
nform he fresh supply ~
which white very appropriate for bridal
ko, dessrs crfures, capotes, collars pantes &C. all q
which black and
~ wreaths fowefs, feather flowers,
BTb only house in United States whore hess
goods he obtained.
HosroN, Ispusry 8, 1866. ... ....... ....... ..
Jan s--9aw7w
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Two Books of the greatest value q N. of every
business and profession.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Pull KNowLEDGR, FOR 1885.
One poi., ISrro, $50 70 400 Pr.
Pdce 81 paper 81 rs bound. To be ready in few days
VHE AMERICAN ALMANAC IL filed prpstest
importance American, n
mssn respecting the general Of the United States
Of each particular State also, such facts relating
Europe useful people,
The Mouthy Magazine literary
literary productions ofinge prst~nsipns
indebted this modert thin, volume II.
orderly Of tables dry figures condemned
chapters Of al Of nfrmaon Eysy professional man.
nothing of the Of business who viii be
vast deal Of running bluBdsns
In the course Of the year BLESSINGS the that
ed but
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EuIm a.

Know by these presents that has released,
United States OF from all further
liability claim certificate evidence Of debt
the issued by republic Of
Texas redeemed by the United States accordance with the
provide
creditors OF republic of Texas
September eighteen hun
approved February 1855
of tho Texas approved of February, 1856
As hand and seal
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q. SGW Y0tlK, uAE1EH, AND SOUEA-
S<-EExy AMPfuh UNITED spATEB siAIL BrEhakRb
I The slps comprising Oils hne Inc WASHING
Afky@k1S1<tCNs Capt y. oayendyt HERMANN, Capt. Nd
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coming be heard the papers formerly
couEy Of Madison, aud the IspoIt ~ william
commissioner apponled 20 sei The land and sesoes
repoti pelon ot sinclair Caves
Weaver having sold 10 hun unsound
mentiond and psEcssing fraud
negro, pTsynE be relieved t0m d
the land IN the said
TesOid an suUcY hlsd 20 said petition, Ne
the coun, Ia order 90 have the rights
aid fund specified, and the 10
b respectively asceTned doth sdadgst ofdr aId deees that
commissioners this court having nfst
thereof ~ publication In some newspaper published 10 The city
weeks sueeesise ard al the
Of Madson, do take account OF
funds amount Ia h. hands Of The
reasonable bringing the
charge him with interest that
properly paid the parties entitled ihstr
frn paton Of tie allowed and the said
number and Of all the
participate The distbuion Of the said fund aud their
proportions thereof and also the place
party far the pfaeesbie and make
port the with anything deemed pertinent by
which either parry may require. - 49, :. .
Copy. Tesei BELriELp CAVE CLERK.
The parties taking and stating The
above decree hereby notified that have appointed i
purpose Monday The 9TH OF February 1855"
and my oce county Madison Virginia,
aken and sated
| sioner. WILLIAM - EAKaf,
Commis aioner OF Madison Circuit Court
na.g lugAxU
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"hiindsiphia, Niagara. and Great Western Lime.
phssENGERs depot the Philadelphia and Read
Ing Railroad Company broad and Vine sues daily al 7g
m.
Fare to Chicago go 90
NtaEHfa fhla......'' 10 90
huHalo..ss 10 90
hntsFlh....s, 900
HocHtsIfFss'.ss 3 co
OahsnnaigHa's s' sees. 500
&.
Feht trains leave the Philadelphia and Reading
Broad and Cherry sestsl daily for Chicago intermediate
points Arrangements have been made which insure
JOHN TUCKER. President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Comryry.
Feb IG-du
GROCERIES, WINES, Liquors se.-we beg leave 10
cali the attention Of friends and the public Of
fresh groceries consisting Of
Fine green and black
Java, Rio, and Laruayra cofees
Refined and brown sugars
Family suprhne, and -Four, In hhls. and bass
Chee,H, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices or every description
And every other scle make complete
menL
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
Madeira. sherry port eisrs champagne hvnrir
brards, and part very superior
Fine handles, Thiskay, gins Sc, IN wood and glass
Together with large stock Of avans German, and
cigars. N1 :
We above aoDds with my other articles which w
sha Ne re ewing such prices make lnducement
families and the trade call before supplying
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, A. CO,
South side Penn. avenue, Between ~ and Oh
octa-lhw3wn
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\ osGEELLOws New Poom.-Ths Song OF Hiawuths
IL by Henry Wadsworth JongfelIow, Price 81.
Curious md oher People rs
just published and for sns NJ -
NovI Bookstore, 9th
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Ia naalsen olssal, cour.. October "a. lsss.

f7ILLIAM "A. and may r. his vile simeon Weaver
Julia his wife, plaintiffs Ia chaneefy against ms ersG
Of Jacob CFaler deeraed chi
den ~ RpsaHna Zimmerman deceased, ~hos4 Ia
known Jashua Crge lhs ohdrea OF Lewis Csos
whose raos arc unknown and Ann his Wiis H.
URer ire Margaret Cm deesascei whose are
NJ, own right ard ~ Crge d.
ud ns aHd Sinclair William H. Weaver Ae oa "a
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I AND whREhsTs,-Tbe highest cash prices paid ny
W a.r .... nj. SNYDER n SON.
Jan Sim ... ..
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pnoenIass or Religious Ideas, by L. Maria ohna

pHOGtttsss OF Religious Idess by I. Maria thiIds
| 3vos
The New Purchase Early Years the Par West, edition
Lilly, Novel I vol.
Works gf Chas. Lamb vsa
HHtpsTs' Story Book. Vol T.
NeTco and its Regon by n. A. Wilson, illustrated.
Border BeHgles by w. Gilmore Eimms.
Suikrg ~ Charles Dickens.
The Chila wife i; by Charles Dickens,
Mysteries Of the Cout Of the suas by William Harrison Aims
Nov . FRANCR TAYLOR
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Austin, Texas, February 2, 1885,
Edward Clark, Secretary Of fTeras
thar the foregoing erht hereto
ef the osnsi enled "An giving
An
ocd,oy1 OF vpwsc Of Texas
of September
second
United States, snd approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and fffy. hve.n
hand and the seal % the department The day and
tsEGLl year Aforesaid -
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EHENCH JuvEsILE BOoKs-h we'll selected collection
Juvenile books their prices,
n them beautifully
be fond bookstore Of the undersigned imported by himself
direct nom Paris
Dec Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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There WIS considerable damage by the storm Of Sun
day night In various parts Brooklyn sni esp orally
those sections most exposed 70 the WIND ros Of an.
unfinished brick buildings Hamilton street. nesr syrte
avenue, were demolished They ye, cIoeed in
The damage In about 81 600 The corners Of too new
houses In DeRraw street and OF several 10 Baltic and
unn streets blown OF. The remaining wall o. the
bu!l0Dg No SO Futon street. extending Doughty si,eet
which burned out FRIDAY sight. blown 90 xn
story of the coal house, of Fuoo and turm.n
streeis was o3maged, AM q number or other houses
less injured whilsI sgos we're scalte cd
awnings ripped, anc many trees Frustrated
BUILDINGS IN WILLIAMSBURG BLOWN DOWN By THE
GALE.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, q row OF i've
three story brick buildings In OF construction
Rodney street. Division evenus we're blown down
by the violence OF the gale They ng ererat by
thomas Riley, builder ~nose loss will be xbont 81 $50
-Four other buildings owned by Nj. Riley, in wilson
street, were partially destroyed
Two Of the ferry boats that bad been laid up for the
night The foot u South Seventh reei dr,ad from
Their moorirgs by tao force OF ,hs vns. Ono of them
came II COLLISION with barge, which was slightly dam
aged
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Fires In New York.

FIRE HUDSON STREMThe alarm Of Gre for the Third
district, Sunday night between 10 and II O'Clock orb
grated nom upsettpg . camphene lamp the third
floor of No 6s6 Tucson street. In the rear 10 TIE pre-
raiees Of Patrick Ward. The flames exta
guisbed. Damsee about $40 no insurance
FIRH IN East BRoApwAY.-About bali pas, O'Clock on
Sunday night prvy In the yard Of house No 1873 East
Broadway discovered On fire 1t was loon exlin
euished Damage trifiDg.
FIRE N WALL srRErT Between IL and IL O'Clock on
Sunday night alarm OF ire given for the sevenh
district, caused BY fire being discovered in building No
- Wall street. originating, II s supposed rom the re-
nsIe of the IRE which occurred 81 the same p.sce on
Friday morning last
FIJI RoosK1KI srRRKr Shortly srer twelve O'Clock
On Sunday night an alarm Of ire given for the Sc
veDth district originating from the upse,tipg Of
pi enc Ian At No So Roosevelt street The flames
toon extDsuisnei Loss tidlng.
FmE N WEST SEvKsTxzssH sIEEHr Between S and 8
O'Clock yesterday morning fire occurred in the dwelling
Of Thomas Cannon No 2ls West Seventeenth street orr
AWAITING from tho bed clothing catching fire from the
ove Mr.. Cannon and wife and child IN the bed
81 the time. They were nearly sufocated Loss about
SEQ; no insurance
FiRK IN wFxr Tw.HTY.s1SYH STREET About room
Yesterday, an alarm OF fire was given Tor tbs Second
ossrct, caused by pot OF boiling the paper
tnpgpg mandatory Of Thomas Faye Il Co., in West
Twenty ninth street. between Seventh and Eight
Loss trialIg.
tight Ore was discovered uncef The floor o. the back
rccm Of the bakery CT Van Elm No 81 sullivan street
The frtmen we're loon on the prcmnfs and exngushed
The Gre. Damage about $40: 10 Insurance
FYpY AT PrR No. 4 FASH RIVER About eight O'Clock
On Monday right Ore was d1covereo on board toe
schooner Ike Marvel lying at TIE foot Of Broai street.
originating from some OIL OF vtyol In the hold OF the
sell Damage about Slc0.
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HUDSON RIvFR RAILROAD FREIGHT DEPor AT
ALBANY BUBBLES 500, 60 Y, sterosy morning be-
three and four o'clock the 8 LOOK out naur on
the City Hall sounded the city fire bell and nremen,
answering the CALL discovered that the IRE was on
the other SIDE Of the river 10 tho freight house NJ the
Hudson River Railroad Company They proceeded TO the
ppct soon possible, but thoi, eforx were Of little
avail The IRE bad attained such wide spread Roadway
that II swept down every hing within Its reach. We are
Informed that caught In the oil where for the
beneni OF the on, IRE WA kept From thence com.
muncaled 10 the freight depot and TO The
ger depot trInrR both those extensive structures to the
grouno. The passenger cepo. about $50 feet Ion
Tie freight house ut larger being about $50 by 80
e,t Ths house well filed with freight al OF which
Destroyed The company at this season OF the year,
avy freight business ana their hands lad been
tngAed un,l atc hour the previous night loading up
VAR, which when q led was drawn out, and train OF
empty given 10 place. which was 10 have been
ire GIFTED carly yesterday morning. Eight cars Of that
tram totally ruined ~ was one passenger car.
seversl passenger also badly damaged II 10
esinstec that tsere between seventy and eighty
GAGS OF freight in the ,use not package Of
which was eAvsd The loss set 1T 500 900. IL
viii be iound We thir r. 10 exceed tbs OF course. the
eepots insured but . possible that the Freight
not and. doubt the question TO which party
stall assume the loss with regard TO much OF Il. At
cast) will give rise 70 litigation We belle We that rail-
road companies co not suppose themselves liable for
goods destroyed by ire while IN warehouse, and prooa
bly, they not II said thai the company had i've
private atcbmen duty about the premises throughout
the pghi.-ABdny Argus. DC ID.
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We hAvs several occasions called the attention OF
the pubic 70 the great damage to large portion
cy population by The running OF locomotives on tn
Eleventh avsnae by the Hudson River Railroad within
The called limits OF the city but thus far 10 no effect
That corporation has occult Of influence on the
members OF the city government, which have hitherto
prev e1ted any definite remedial action by that body in
the premises, and, indeed, act be expected
The prejudice OF the delinquent corporation while II
pres system OF bribery in the shape OF free tickets
which distributed with prod'gal hand 10 all our city
ofcs believed that the system u resored 10 not
only stay all proceedings TO the prejudice OF the road
by the city government brt slso TO corrupt the very
OF justice by ike gifts to cur judges and other e
ga author es, who minister In courts OF criminal
and civil Justice " this thousands OF our tax pay
ing citizens wbose pre- perry Injured or destroyed to the
OF millions. deprived Of all remedy by
the antcipatory bribery OF this souess company
vts been sacrificed In considerable number wholes
rows houses have been rendered vacant and worth
lees by this crying nuisance, and yet courts have
etoco tote spectators of this monstrous We
that the Judge OF Court Of Sessions has last
osed the subeos the notice OF the Grand Jury, and
rust Il viii not be In vain. Toe Grand Inquest ia the
si and the hehes resort against the injuries complained
Of and hope that that body at least beyond the in
vence OF the free ticket system and that m action Will
put stop 10 the protraced outrage upon the rights OF
The public and those Of hundreds OF individuals who
have been often defea cd In their hopes Of redress
nom the Common Council. MENTOR.
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Our Rio correspondence.
RIO DE JAynso, Nov. 2, 1850

RIO DE JASEso, Nov 2, 1850.
ne rpss Erigvo,io, from EsvTe-7A> Martcts.
The saies Of coffee we're Of importance last month,
exceeding $50 900 bags Of which 1876 600 bags for
the Gated s'asss; and the total quantity exported snoc
hrs, of JsnUSy ltsoc0 BAGS against ATS coo bags,
too cerrsposeps rsrss Of year The portion sent 70
TIE pnsa states sTs coo bags against sso, COO last
y-W
Toe sxcbanscs 90 Iorsor have bess a,ge The last
sesns,s bulls amounted 10 $3.50 600 At 2Tssd. I'D.
ai ~ days
The wss her sps and healthy. and the receipts OF
ccHse from toe Interior snce sept 1 TO Oct 80 were
ssc orc bsgs The stock exceeds 200 eco bags in
artt hsada Tho stock Of hour lsOto obs At ~ 500
IS 30 per ebi
n country IL u.ngull and prosperous rmpro -ements
- aRrcu turc rsrosas teesraphs and ship build
presrtssns with rapidily little thought Of 70 =
ys.Fs SEQ N pfavioSs letter mentioned how immi.
grstcn trur Europe -. ncressins and st continues
oeubis TIE Fbgirh, irinb Scotch and French
oouns rorthiy thousands ami the soverrmo IL
Nbsfa 49, most sEcour.g'rg TWINS are besg aid out
~ tssror slrssty taDneres, factories bre~eriee
snd rsns'sc'grrg have cormeneed in right earnest
sffwuiBre eppspd ne End improving and oil give Z
brsst prospect The future 10 vord this country Il
cssrnta 10 BE- q; Tho greatest IN tho world should
IsOspsriy prosre,s a. Indications point oct.