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~ FHYsI0IOgICAL VIEW or MARRIAGE Con
tanning nearly 800 pages, and l3O hns Plates and
Engravlngs Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs
in state Of Health and Disease with a Treatise on
Early Errors, its Deporable Consequences upou
the Mind and BOty, with tue Authors Plan OF
ireatmeni-tne only rational and successful mode
OF cure, a. shown by the report Of cases treated
truthful adviser TO The married, ana those coutem-
plating marriage, who entertain doubts Of their ply
scai condition Sent free Of postage 70 any address
on receipt OF 25 cents, IN stamps postal currency
by addressing DR.. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N. Y.
Ine author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which mis- book treats either person
ally or by mail, and medicines sent 10 any part Of
the world octlg-6m
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InsolvenU Notice,

TH z uBderaigned Administrator having sugges-
ted The Insolvency of the estate Ct A. h. 6uihrla
deceased 10 The Clerk Of the County Court Of Perry
county, 1esnessse, it was or1ered by saId Clerk
that q, tee be given, IN the NASHVILLE Union, for
three successive W els for al persons having aims
against said estate % e them with SAD Clei h. dul
autheutrated A. the lsw directs, on or before the
drzt day Of October next, or they VII be forever
barred. n. TRACY, admir-.
mav5 vt
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We Ask

The suffering millions in our land 10 give this
remedy trial convinced that by its timely uss
many may Be relieved, many cured Cf Dyspepsia
Heartburn, Sour stomach, Sick Headscae, Dizz
ness, Indigestion, lilies, C,stIy, ness, Bilious At
tscks, Liver Complains, Rheumatic Affections. Sc
Read the Pamphlet Of Testimonials with ca b h0
tle and do not use the medicine against the advice
Of your Physician
Manufactured only by TARR4NT 3 CO.. ~
Greenwich street, New York.
saz- For ssla ~ all DrugpintH- rnv4 Iy
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Insolvent Notice.

THE Undersigned Admins traitor having sugpes-
tad ths insolvency OF the estate Of Thos A. EeiIv
deceased, 70 the Clerk of the County Court OF Per,
N county Tennessee, it was ordered by sald CLERK
that nouce he gwen, M the Nashville Union for
three successive weeks for ali persons having claims
against said estate 10 file them wth said Clerk duiv
authenticated as the iaw directs, on or before the
first day Of October next, or they viii be forever
haired. n. TRACY, Aomr.
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First Glass Steamers,
SUEFERE S z S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! ACt!!!!
TARRANT Co.

Gentlemen Il am aresident Of Curacao, and have
been disposed 70 write 10 you concerning the resl
value Of your SkLIZER APERIENT as a remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia. / desire 20 express
to you my sincere gratitude for the great benefit the
SE3LTHt Il has done my wife.
For four OF hve years my wife has beer sadly
afflicted with Dyspepsia, and ailar being under the
testment Of several Doctors for two three years.
she was finally induced TO seek the advice Cf a
learned Physician, Doctor Cabialis, o. Venezuela,
who mmedia ely treated her with your EFER-
NESCENT SELTZER APERlENT, she began %
improve at once, and is now PERFECTLY WILL
feel It to be my duty for the good OF humanity To
make this statement, feeling that medicine 30 val
liable should be widely known.
Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeat
ing my earnest gratitude and thanks
am very respectfully yours,
S. d. @. HENRIQUER,
New York, June q, 'G5. Merchant, Curacao, 5 A.
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BatcheIOr's Hair DEei

The Original and Best 10 the World. The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous Produces Immediately splendid
Black or natural Brown, without nuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the IN effects Of bad dyes Sold
by all Druggists The genuine is signed Willism
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regeneratng Extract Of NlIiedeurs, for Restoring
and Identifying the Hair.
CHARLES BATCHELOR,
sepl5-iy New York
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In Chancery at Linden, Tennessee.
NOVEMBER RULES, 1865.


VI Original Bill.
John b. andrews, 90 as.
ON motion Of cOmpIainants. by their solicitor
ana 70 appearing % ne saisactiOn of tbs Clerk ami
mssieri rom sn allegation In eompla nsnt's bil
that t1e defendants james and PsYtOn Taylor.
Francis lKiehart and her husband Etheloart igle-
haIf are non u-re-lde1ts Of The Stale o. Tenneasss
Ut is therefore ordered that publ.eaton b. male
Tor four consecutive weeks IN the Nashville Union
newspaper published 10 the city Of Nashville. re-
curing the sad defendants % appear AZ The next
term Of tne Chancery Court 10 Be held for tbs
county Of Perry, at the courthouse 10 the town Of
Lfnde7i on the hrst Thursdsy Ter the nrst Mon
day n April ueNf, Then and there 70 enter their d.
leiiee 20 complainant Dali, or the same viii b "a
ken for confessed, and set for hearing eH parfe ~
20 o mem. a.. H. NJ. THOMAS, q All.
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A SrEcIMEx OF RADIoM REPUBucAN
LEGIsLAuoN.-The New York Times
(Rep) in speaking of the incapacity OF
persons sent TO the Legislature, and OF
their partisan legislation, speaks OF the
Board Of Fire commissioners forced
upon that city as a Board whose inca
pacitp and inexperience, TO say nothing
of its political misconduct, has cost our
citizens nncounted millions, and impov-
erished or ruined our insurance compa-
MES.
That's a fair specimen OF the attempt
to perpetuate power in q party by legis-
lRtion.
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while the fires were in progress during
Wednesday evening.
The Colored school houses, burnt at
Memphis, were Government buildings.
A quantity of Government stores was
also burnt
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
AFEIL RULzs, 1866
Alexander Mccall and OtherF.l
Robert Mccall and others.

houeI mClal aud Others.
lhis cause it appearing % the Clerk and Mss-
20 tnat the deleadsuts John Bowen. AIaxaplier
y - bo4en ana honeFt Mccall are ncn residents oi
eess oi iaH cannot be served upon them.
~ ~ therefore ordered that publication bs made
iot i"uf successive weeks, m the Nashville Union
p news paper published lu the city o. Nashville.
Ienne-see, re4uring SAID oefsndants 10 appear
~ the next term Of the Ohancery Court b bs held
- ile tourt house 10 Carthage on the third Mon
Gay oi august next, then and there 20 plead an
sUer Or mur % compliments ball, or the am,
VII b taken tOr confessed and set Tor hasrinT az
parte, a. 10 them.
apr9ftw DH CAHPBELI. CAM.
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RrTEEs BT PERMISSION TO

RrrEEs HT PERMISSION TO
bon. Rchatd Ogelsby, Governor State OF Illinois.
Hon David L. LAWS, Judge supreme Court, u. S.
Hon. Vim. G. Browulog, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bag. Gen. Jas p Brownlow, Adj. Gen. stste OF Ten
nessee.
non, ~ N. Bren, Nashville.
non Nm, Nsthsnel Baxter, Nashville
hon 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
non John Hugh smith, Nashville.
I. w. Aszey, ESQ, Nashville.
-e'srs. Morrs stratlon, Nashville.
.-e7srs. Evans Co., Nashville.
N.mroi Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
IUnel6ltf
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90 % Bryant. stratton a Co.'S Nashville Business
College for thorough education 10 Bookkeeping,
Peumanship, Commercial Law, Commercial Calcu-
lauons, Partnersh p, Settlements sc.
send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, STRATTON & co.
Oc,lJ-ly.
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COLGATE,S HONEY SnAp-

This celebrated Toilet sOsp, in such universal
demand, is made from the ehOicsss materials, b
mild and emOlient in its nature, fraarAnuy
scented, and extremely beneficial in its actiou
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. [feb9-lY
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Administrators Notina-

HAVING qualified A. Administrator on the a..
II tate Of John n. Hall. deceased. this is 10 ~
" Al perrons having claims against sad estate 10
NE them WITH me within The time prescnfed ~
law, OF they Eill BE- barred and those ipaefteI Il
come forward and make payment
Jsnls-u JOHN HU. SMITH, Admir-
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s@PBELL CAM
WANTED Married

W TANTED-Msuied Ladies whose health ,,iH
not admit Of an increase Of family send <
cent stamp Tor Or. atusrts Private Clrcuisr to Wsr
s,e,l i iaiies snd common sense viii tell you it IS
dental DIR DUDLEY STUART,
aprli-jmWP ?. y. Drawer Gf03, CHICAGO. IN
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10 Rock Mas0ns and Quarry
men,

WANTED, for ten mon hs. Tiir Rock Mssons
O.. and Thirty expert Qnarrynen, 70 WORK on
,.n Factory at West Point, Oa. Liberal wages
- psid promptly on the let OF every monih-
b. Iar rt.cu.ars spply 20 Jn0. DEyer Co., White
-Leet Atlanta MICHAEL GARDNER
Aays-lutE Contractor.
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coal AND WOOD.

EN9hT BkOTHER5.-Deslers IN Cumberland
n and fttsburg Cld Wood sawed and split M
stove lengths. O1ice 80 Church street. Yard on
promptly.
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l,ooI, ANp Ion PnINrING.

nECKETr, BROWNE, HANKS & CJ.,-Booz
4 ) and Job Printers, and pa hshers Of the Da
~ snd Weekly Union, Printers Alley, between
LnLnn and. DaAIencE slTeet8.
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CAKnI,GE mANUFACTURERs.

HFYERS s. HUNT-Manuiscturers Of all the
Nl Latest Styles Of First Class Carriages and
EaLEes, Express Wagons and Caryal.s, " North
..-..- -LI-.L.
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In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
APRIL RULES, 1896.
} Johnson, Admir-, ac.

IN this cause, it appearing b the Clerk and Mas
ter that the defendant John Richmond is a non
resident Of ths State Of Teunessee 90 that the ori-
nary pr cess Of law cannot be served upon hun, tits
therefore ordered that publication b. made for four
successive weeks, n the Nashville Union, a news
paper published in the city Of Nashville, Tennes-
see, requiring Said defendant % appoar al the next
term OF the Chaneery Court Of smith county 81
ON IN CarthSge, on or before the third Monday Of
August. 1850, 10 answer complalhant's BILL or the
saule gill 5e taken for confessed as 70 hm and ser
for hearing eL parte.
aTpz9 4tw D. II. CAMPBELL, CAM
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No. 25.
SPECIAL NOTICES

OLD EYES MADE NEW. without spactscies
I % %IocloI Or medlclne- PsmEhlet mailed Tree. Ad-
COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RIrPFURRD.
sem tree Address, E b Foots, n d, lIs0 Broad
way, New York.
CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MAkhlED-seut free IN sealed envelope. Address
E + FOote, N ID, ll3O Broadway, New York
MEDICAL COMMON sENSE-4O0 Yages-loo
lustrstlous 81 90. Sent BY mail eVerywf ere post.
pad. contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
thor, II : Foote. Nj ID, ll30 Broadway, New York
aprlO-3m eoda
PH0roGRAPBs.-Phot0graph Of Generals. Federal
and Confederate. The largest collection In the
west, for sale, wholesale and retail Remember the
place Gallery Of the Cumberland, 25 Cedar Street.
opposite Commercial Hotel. n1syl7-tf
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EtBEWERY,

CPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL d
= FRANK, Successors 10 M. }. DruCker, Brewers
VI Ale and Lager beer. No. Al Broad street, Nash
Vile. Tenn. ldecS-ly
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Type Foundry and Printers Emporium,
Establisbed 1915.
HAGAR & CO.,
80. IS coin sraEE1, SEw-roak.

fIlHls old established Foundry having a large e..
= sarinlent O BOOB, NEWSPAPER, JOB and Orna-
mental Type, the pr8prietors are preusred with
tmple facilities % promptly execute all orders FOR
same, and printing materials Of every deaeriptiop
iaeiuding Presses of al Manufacturer. octfT-em
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GIAIlI AGENTs, sc.

TOHN ONEILL, Military Attorney and SoIiciio,
" oi Claims, rToseCutes all classes Of Cla ms
aEaInst the 6oyeromeut for citizens and soldiers.
ONO" 30 Cesar street, Nashville, lem lnov7-6u.s
TUMfkINs, II. a ,O.-U. s. G. aim Agents,
/ Officers Pay Accounts and Quartermasters'
Vouchers bought st the best rates, or collected
uL.e corner Cherry and Cedar streets up stairs.
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M A IL K n A

M A I z 4 II A
The food and luxury OF the pge, without a single
fault. One trial will convince the most skepacsI-
Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards, Blanc Mango.
&c with lslnglass, with few or no egga, at a coat
astonishing the most economical. A slight addi-
ton to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake. tits asO exoelien for thickening
sweet sauces, graves for fish or meat SOUP &C For
Ice Cream nothing can compare with it. little
oohed m milk will produce rch cream for coffee,
chocolate, tea, &c
Put Up IN one pound packages, under the trade
msrk Maizena,, with directions for use.
most delicious article Of food for children and
inVal'ds Of al ages. For sale by Grocers and Drug
gists everywhere.
Wholesale Depot, 166 Fulton 81 New York.
WILLIAM DURYEA, General Agent.
June 2f-Iy
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uo0KsELLERS AND sTATIONERs.
lIN6LETON, X. Il -B0okseler, Publisher
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COLLECTING AGENTs.

- S. TUTHiLL, Deputy United States Marshal,
Ak F.. collects Note Accounts, SC, in Middle Ton
nu. .-ee Office st slate Capitol next door 70 Fed
trsI Court Room. 4 .. Lock BOX 81, See adver-
O.. enent in pr1shCr column. ldecs Gm
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NJ ERRlIT g. HlLI--Dealers IN Wall Paper
Nl WIniow Shades, Wiudow Glass ard Photo
graphic Msteris, AZ Church street, Msy6eld
Building, opposite Maxwell House
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Omnibus Line.
OPPOSITE ST CLOUD HOTEL,
TICKETS ON EALE

Trains leave Chattanooga depot at 7:3O M, snd
$50 IN. for Chattanooga and points South.
Nashville and North Western trains leave at 7:30
am and 4:zO p IN. for Caro- st. Louis and Chicago;
cOnne cling az LOhnsnnNIIIa NEIIh
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GO "a GOLD AND SILVER ~ n
WATCHES. RA

CET5 Silver Ware, Diamond Sets and Rings, Eng
- iish silver Cruet Stands, Butter Coolers Dinner
and Tea Service, Pianos, Sewing Machines, Vest
Inra ~. Nn Ac
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Was the only 'PrGparatiOR for food from
Indian Corn"

That received a medal and honorable mention from
the Royal Commissioners, at the great International
Exhibition, London, 1852, the competition Of all
prominent manufacturers Of "Com Starch" and
"Prepared Corn Flour" Of this and other countries
notwithstanding.
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NEWS DEALEits, sc.
I'D ENTATE AGENTN.

I,ONE TUN >ELL-Wholesale and Retail
- Bookseller. -tHuOner7, ana News Agents,
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Wall PAPER, etc.

4 LAR ". BROWN, Real Estate and Gene rs
- Business AGENT, over York's Book Store, 3SI,
Union slr et, Nashville, Tenn. sul6-6ms
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n,nI.EItS I'D IIROKEMs.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS.

DERRY A DUMONT, Bell and Brass Foundsrs,
L Manufacturers oi all Kinds oi BRASS YORK
'l,Iers ip gas steam and water pipe, OH well to-
lang aud pump, gum hose, packing, spelJer, ho'deT
AMI uabbi NJ. a. Broad street, near the nver.
ruaFIf
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE
Attorneys and Claim Agents.

II S. DUIANY. Attorney st Law. and War Clam
u. Agent Clevel1nd Tenn. noy5t-ly
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Worth One MiIIiOa Dollars,
TO be Sold at One Dollar Each, without
Regard 10 Value,
SAMUEL C. RICHARDS & CO.,

ESTABLI9HED 1871.
The largest Manufacturers aui Oneinat0rs Of the
Dlstr Du ION, conducted iO years Ou strictly Hon
OTahle Principles, and t0 the entire satisfaction of
all who patron - us. Orer tne usu-l
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CITY DIRECTORY.

CAREY g. SMITH, Nos. 80 aud % Union stree,
{ .Up stalrzl represent the following Companie5 .
f..us OF Hartford, Security, MAMMA tan, he'i -
In Ph0sniK and knickeTbocker Llfe Of Ne" ioiA'
eud Accident Of Columbus, Ohio.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Cha rleston nrav 3IS6

VESSELS UNDER 100 TOMS AND srEAMEns coAsr1so
WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED.
. STEAMSHIPS.
saragossa 77s toms Creweii, at Adgers wharves for
hudson, Il5o tons Potter ut Atlantic wharves for Iv
erpool ioadlng.- -.............-. willis & Chisom.
BARRS.
Mary % LBrh 800 tons Macomber, at Adger's wharves.
Lakemba Br, Ssi TONS ccwcn, at Mase9
Ezra BF' $40 tons. Bradshaw, at vandernorss wharf
Eureka pr 81 tons Smith Of yanderhorsts wharf Ss
oon o ss ons NJ Co.
Liverpool loading. ......... Marshall Beach & Co.
Architect Brl ssa Kosowarnc arshairs wharf
from Cardiff, Wsles, dscbarging. ... II Mure a. Co
hei1 saGaS S0t tons os ut Brown Co.'S wharves.
Xcisry at wiari st5sS ftom
Brig Heath l5s at Atlantic wharSes SiS
Marathon. tous Drisko at Brown 4 COS IharVos, U
from New York. dischargng. Master.
DRIGS
wickopee Br) 35 tons Leland at vanderhorsts wharf
rom Liverpool diSeharens o.,
Trenton I2e tons. sawyer. at Dry Dock wharvos for
Josie essiSa Deyefsn4 ss TONS . Trout Ansbury
more. loading Street bro. Il Co.
Ring. - tons. -, in Ashley River. for Bald. Iii:
"ore' ioaoin8. H + Baker L. Co.
SCH0ONERS.
Ala SSrs 16I tons, Mccormick, at Bennetts MILL for
asa ons e TewS ss co.
wharves, for Boston, loading. Street Bros l. Co.
EnohanTess 81 tons. Blaschford at Adgors wharves
Sayssn - cnyion aE'sa for
fhnauelPhia' loaulng. H T Baker Il Co.
Agnes, lag tons Irebble in Ashley River, for Ware
ham. Mass. oading g..............:.. Master
Lilly YaIE az at Adsefa vhaive'
toih' ioa mug w Roach.
Southerner 200 IONS Darling, Atlantic wharves from
- rev iork. discnarRng. Willis & Chisolm.
smith, lS7 tons, Stotson, at Brown Co.'S wha1ye
- from New York, dischsrgbg. .............. Master
Wide World. $50 tons. Hildrefh, at Adg.r's wharyes
roll NJ
Rums.y,- tons. Crnnmer, at Commercial wharvee
from Washington, d O. discharging. u Q Master
heoecca Secor, 9S tns Ma, SHALL Atlantic wha, YES
from Baltimore: dschargpg. " ills & Chisolm
Cvoca. III tons, Mitchell, at Brown Co.'S wharves
Tor NeWberD, @, ready. Street, Bros & Co
smyrk, % tons, Jones, at Brown & Co.'S whurves
y, ior baltlniore, loAong Street Bros & Co
Chartey Wootsey. 287 tons. Parker, at Boyce & Co.'S
wharves, from New York, dischargng. ............
- Shackelford & Fraser.
Palmer 1o7 tons. Palmer. at Brown 4 Co.'S wheryes
for Baltimore, loading 49,. Street Bros Co.
Mary ireland, 265 tonr, Ireland at N z II II wharf
James JONES' $50 tons. Ruion. Commerc al wharyes
,,, from Ale1andrio Hai disehaIsins
lime, Geosehau. at Cent al wharves from Bal
tinore, dischargng ...I L Hertz < Co.
Caronne Cornella. = to- b, Davis, at Boyce & Co.'S
whirves, from Nov York discnarRing. .............
.'.'.......... .ShnckelfJrd Il Fraser.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET

The Nov York Times Of the lst inst. says: ..ig,.
Tho Bank statement hoAvy gain in the depo.
nued ease in money with increase In Tho ioans in
dicadve OF expansion and q revival in business Tho
~ by the Customg drain, aud partly by reaizntnpa At
the advanced premium toward the coas of ths
air speculative inquiry prevails for money which ia
freely met at 4@b 2 cent on call The discount mar.
10 cont annum p1tes 4ss wnlc1
OF floanablS nds ncoumnlstinR and viz more rand
seofotary OF tho Treasury takes full effect = :.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. April o. 1ass
Notice 10 hereby given that the Treasurer of the In
ted States Assistant Treaaurers Of New YORK p5s
delghn and Boston, and the United states Deposaras
OF Baltimore and Gin nnati have been direcss t d,a
continue from this date the receipts Of ieposta on &C.
f. 'a Il. N Obp LL00H secretaryof tho Treasury.l. s
Speculative holders moro eager to resze IN ve
o. the heavy interest disbursements py the
opeisn TS and OF the favorabs
70 iI21 and the closing figures l2s or full two and
per cent lover than on Saturday Startling Ex
era bills having been quoted up to 1887 to 1885, aon
ofAn' ~ hoe>h' On however, quiet market.
PRODUCE MARKETS
kinds Of Produce since our isS. have bsen a SbP
op9 flour "a bbis and 10 bags Corn Meal is
Pasae asa ss Corn 1So b9shes Malt bushels bbs
bbs Beef IA bSs whsisy io0' packages Lard IS
a. so to ao: Ms,T inactive previous prices Java
2oH and st. DOmnsoas l7o to i7o cash 10 iGV sod
CorToN-;Haa been IN moderate demand Al arnor
from stSos bisSsu,ersy ae Mddiings quoted
last ESQ bales against receipts Of es II ass sse' since
t''.i - Movements Of Cotton at this PORT iarl
Receipts thus far this week .bales .,,s 40,
Rsssp,s sins sinss ApFil AZ
Receipts since Sept !, 1865 700 SoO oO
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BRltinore nInrkef

BALTIMORE April 3l.-BAnk-Quercitron ia ste,dv
- to ~ for No and 81 to 2s for No FREQ on board
coFFEE-Market continues dull, very little INQUIRY.
nut holders firm at last quotations. We have only to rs
port sale OF 60 bags Rio. at Ice gold.
FLopR-The market was quiet, but steady. tbers
wers no sale+ for shipment and transactions
anu stock small, and prices remain frm within our
range OF quotations follows. viz Howard street
$40 to $40 high grades si to s1l ss do tsmS
SIS to Ohio Super and Cut Extra SO to 80 o6 do
TO s 6O do Family sis to SIS 10 NortWestern Snnse
s. 90 to Ss 76 City Mills Super so 2 do standard
Family sl6, do high grades Extra Sf4 Der bpl Rya
Eionr. s. new, q 60 to IS. per bbi. Corn Meai-cty
GnA1N.-The receipts Of Wheat are but non,,ns, md
no iales were reported Change to-day No srrtSas
to the scarcity transportation from owing
OF 1000 100 bushels Canada white choice article has been
on the market for several days. but unsod
grinding Il at this Corn was in GOOD SpnSiH
aay parcniariy white 80 900 bushels offered and ali
to prime at 81 to SO oents 5000 yellow mt "a
cents per bushel oats-5OOo bushels offered: market
MoLAssEs.-we notice the arrival of TWO cargoes cnh,
which most probably will bo taken for reh9ina No
quoted. "o' no 'eiofe
pnovtsIoFsEWere generally quiet but leld firm on
the mited stock In tho hands of the trade
We reporta smalllot OF Chicago Bulk SnouIdeTs on
vate terms; prime Cincinnati scarce and held at IL
with sales of so casks in lots at e
70 the trade SIDES are steauy IBIc no change in
Hams Lard Is held firm ut 2OIS@2lc for Wesern tcs.
small lot OF country kegs sold at 20c per tb Mess
Pork is nominal at 1928 per bbl. f 1' 'A'''
SEEDS Nothing doing in either Glover or Tirotby
prices nominal for botn. Flax is quotsd at So 80
per 6nshel for country lots. III .-.f - SA''
oN M quote country ground Of s75@so and
sUaAa!Wta again Inactive today; we haze OILY to
report 40 hhds prime Porto Rico Isc per ib Ohsr
quotations nominaiy unchaoR oRed 0A''
sALr.-Besides the jobbing demand. which ia I'm.
are gomewhat irregular, and sales favor buytra e'
WHIsKEY.-smal saIes Of City and Western ara mads
S2 ~ and o large lots we quote at rs per gallon
Not much Offering. = -. : e''