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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-27
I'm Bankruptcy.
the Court Of the United States for Eastern
District Of TeDnessse.
In the matter Of Henry ] Horton BANKRUPT


Ia the matter OF Henry j. Horton, Bankrupt.
Eastern District o Tennessee ss.:
nHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
the lsth day Of January, 1862 bankruptcy
Of the District Court Of the United sste
the Eastern District Of Tennessee against the estate OF said
Henry Horton of the county Of Hawkins in said District
who has been adudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
that the payment Of any the delivery any
erty to such Bankrupt to him. for his and the trans
fer any property BY him. forbidden BY law and that
meeting Of the creditors said Bankrupt to their
debts choose ssgneea Of his estate Will be
held Of Bankruptcy, to be holder At the court
Rogervfe Ia said District before Joel a. Dewey,
Esq., the Registers in Bankruptcy for said on
thu 10th daT Of April. A. D. 1859, at o'clock, A ID
B. MCDANIEL, Messenger
ian 27-2t and U. s. Marshal for said District.
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In Bankruptcy.
Eastern District OF Tennessee, ss.;
HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON

District Court the United States for the Eastern
District Of Tennessee,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court the United for the Easter,
District Of Tennessee.
In the natter Of joseph D. Allen, BankInpt

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT ON
the 10th day Of January, Ie9 warrant Of Bankruptcy
issued out OF the District Court Of the United States
the Eastern District Of Tennessee, against the estate Of said
SesPa u Aen OF Greenevle in the county Greene IN
sao Dlstst who has been ad judged Bankrupt upon his
own peuon that the payment of debts the deiv
cry OF any property beionqng 20 such Bankrupt 10 him or
for his and the transfer of property y him are
hidden by law and that meeting OF the creditors o ad
Bankrupt 90 prove their debts and to choose
assgnees of his estate viii be held Court Of Bankrun
to be holden at the law Office Of Pettibons Dewey 4
9reeneville, aforesaid before Joel A. Dewey ESQ., IN:
Registers in Bankruptcy for said District the d
Of February A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
b. MCDANIEL, messenger
jan 21-lt and U. s. Marshal for said District
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the sheriff of The parish of Orleans or any Of
his lawful deputies, or any constable Of said
parish shall serve all notices. suhpenas. attach
men's or other process herein authorized to be
issued, who shall make due return of The mode
and manner Of service to the commissioner
who issued it, and for which he shall be entitled
To demand aud receive the following fees and
no more:
For sGvins each notice or subpoena Gfty
cents.
For serving each attachment one dollar.
SEC. II. BE il further enacted. ec Tia,
each OF sad commissioners shall be authorized
10 Charge and receive The following fees and
no more, to wit:
For issuing each notice twenty. five cents.
including copy Of The same.
For each subpoena or attachment, twenty. five
CENTS, including copy Of The same.
For writing dcposi,ions Of witnesses. with
caption and certificate. for each one hundred
words, twenty cents.
For at'iAiny official seal, twenty-five cents.
FOR swearing each witness, twenty cents ;
10 be charge like other costs, with the costs Of
the suit in which HE testimony is taken. the
above fees and no NOR. may be charged when
executing commits iots from other parishes or
States.
Sue. 10 BE il jnrHe' enacted, ETC, Tha,
any party To n suit or proceeding In any Of the
courts "i tins State -llall have The RICH, to
have tho DprSnual attn,l.n,a ~ nae. .;,,,..
~ open cont, on the i,ial Of his case, ly his
fling in the sui, his application for a subpoena
ior any such witness. accompanied ty the
affidavit OF himself or his attorney. that the
personal attendance of such witness in omen
court on The trial Of The case is necessary. in
. order TO ciic1, tile truth from such witness.
which CAMEO, be done hy taking his deposition
on OF court, and that IN tti ra,es where 4 Jury
Is prayed for and g!art.i ~ he con,i, Tie
phi'y shall he e~ufittef IN hA1" tnr witnesses
>ihpenaed Ia alirlFi Ia "ypn court without the
above affidavit, If he sIia4I w Irsitc ia wti,inn
flied ia the sni,.
SIC. 10. BE il FURTHER ,nar,,d. e,c Tbo,
all laws or paris rf laws III cn,,l q, with NE
provisions Of this act be ana HE same are
hereby repeated.
SEC ~ BE u Go1her enrc'fi ETC, Tha,
ms act shall AXE 'tlsc, 'hjf'y day, from
rs passage.
(S'sned) CHAS. w. LOWELL,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
(Slgnedl OSCAR J. DUNN,
LIrulenanl Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved September Is. 1868.
(Signci) II. c. WARMDTH.
Governor Of The State OF Louisiana.
A true copy
Csc. 4. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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matenrs, ami du penple ct DIES esclaves, n'cs-tu pas
descendu aux Enters, aux lieux sombres ct teuc.
breux do Ia halne ct de la nmalediction. pour ~iacleter
ala lnmiere ct u la vie, pour rcss,,citcr dams la
beaut6 morale ceax que lie vice await souillts JUS
qua Ia lsldeur monstrueuse ct repoussante? Ia
n'arche tut un announcement dams rabime, ct ia
main t'ndue eclaira dun lueur d'amour les profon-
drl's de Ia halne. II en- est qui doutent de ia divi-
nltte, o Jesus; mais ceux-lA mont pas VII ties mains
percees, ion corps pendu All gibet, ton flame labourt,
les goattes de sang coulter sur Ia face, et ID SQUIRE
ladieux du Christ asonissnt. Sis avaient entendu
t., derniere parole, CONNIE je rentends a cetts heure
supreme, lis auraient compris que ton humanite ....
In manus tnas eommendo amman mcam,''
LIE soleil venait dc disparitre 4 l'occidcnt.
Ariel n etait plus. =.
j. GENTII..
(La suiie az proclaim nnm4r".)
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State Of Louisiana
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
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Estates Of tie late Sos'htnc Romon.

The State and Conr, aforesaid:
To Alba Roehsseap OF the City of New
Orleans Attorney III fact of Wow Soslhene
Roman, Elise Roman Charlotte Roman and
Marie Landreaux aud to Emma Cnmmuuy
also Of the City of New Orleans, and to the
Creditors and all parties herein concerned
Whereas William Il. lIrpr, Adminis,ralo
Of the above Estates, has flied in this Court
his 2nd Provisional Account of Administra-
ton Of The said SuccessiYls, praying for the
homolonation Of the same. ..G
You are notified, and public notice is hereby
given to all aud each of you, to show cause in
writing, within Thirty days from date hereof,
in my Office at the Court House of said
Parish, why the prayer Of said petitioner
should not be g,anled.
(~~) Witness, my hand and the impress
las. lofE he-seat IF my office, affixed at
(~ The Parish Of st. James This Bird day
Of April A.. D. 1869.
N. UNDERWOOD
-. .M....,-e. .- Parish Judge.
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State Of Louisiana.
PARISH COURT
PARISH OF sAINT-JAMEs.

Succession Of Eugene Michel.
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed
by the above Honorable Court, ! will offer at
public sale and auction on the premises on
WEDNESDAY the 9th April 1869 at
II o'clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described property belonging
toa,he succession Of the late Eugene Michel
viz:
10. A tract Of land situated in the Parish of
S, James, on The left bank Of the liver
Mississippi, at about fifty four miles above
tile City Of New Orleans, known under
the name Of "Grand Point" measuring
one half arpent front, more or less, by Ia
arpents in depth, more or |ess,-bo"nded,
North by the property of Theodnle ST.
Pierre and South by that of VaIery Roas.
sci, East by that Of Edonard Bourgeois
brothers, and on the West BY that Of
Louis s. L~eBourgeois; together with all
the buildings, fences and other improv-
ements thereon and ,hetunio belonging.
20. A Lot oof moveabie effects. 'eas 'asf
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
CASH in legal currency.
s. THEREOF, o
Sheriff.
Saturday March ooh 1869, ~
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JOINT RESOLUTION

Ceding 10 the United States jurisdiction over
Lands in the State OF Louisiana Sc, apart
for National Cemeteries. .=.1
WHEREAS, The United States of America
have purchased, or are about to purchase and
Sc, part certain tracts of land in the State Of
Louisiana, hereinafter described, lie DO used
and maintained at their " expense, in
perpetua, as National Cemeteries for The inter
ment of ihe remains of United States soldiers,
deceased and
WHEREAS, The laws Of said United States
provide that no public money shall be 'expen-
dsd for the %puchase OF any land within any
State of the United States until a cession of
the jurisdiction by the Legislature Of the
State; and .tFlE - t @z# 41.5
WHEREAS, A formal application has been
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-ty7Nos lectrurs verront dams ce numGro liI,srr-
ton de la carte de +. L. Smith, CONNIE marchCnd
comnlissionnaire ct collector general ct commercial
4 Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
NJ. Smith est un lemmc actii, intelligent ct
recommandable.
II est, par ses relations de famille et sa Nuisance.
presquc I'm de nos paroissiens.
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Lost or Stolen

A note for the sum Of $3.50 90, subscribed
on March the 4th 1868, by Louis NJ. Bour,
geois, and payable il all March 1864 to the
property Of Paul Crest.
The public is cautioned against negotiating
said note as payment has been stopped.
F. P. POCHE
attorney Of Panl Crest.
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EY=Il y a dams la rue Bienville, all num6ro s,
uue Cave aimee dut Gaulois ct du Creole, oil l'on
trouve IN elixir de vie valiant toutes les pierres
PHILOSOPHERS decouvertes. Get elixir, chaud CONNIE
IN rayon, mHlleux CONNIE un velours, partumc
CONNIE un bouquet, aurait ressucitG Lazare apres
trois jours de mort, 81 lie pauyre Lazare cut connu
lie Cognac de Cadillon ct Bel. atv
&c Cognac fat voir tout en- rose ct nargue les
chagrins de toute nature. 3
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Perdu on Tolc

Tn billet a ordre de Ia somme de Sl66 90.
~souscIit lie 1 Mas 1863 par Louis M. Bour-
eeois, ct payable en- tou, Mars 1864, a lordre
d'Etienne Schexuaidre, ct mainienant la pro-
priele de Paul Crest.
lie public est averli de ne pas uegocier ce
billet, lie Placement en- etant arrate.
F. P. POCHE
avocal de Paul Crest.
20 mars-1m
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Occasion unique

Occasion unique u.s.
Nencz ct cXamincZ!
Ton,es les pc,sonnes qui doivcn' d la socie,e
son, prices de venir acqni,,er Icurs complies
dams Ir plus BRET delai. Qnan, a ceIlcs qui
ont dos rtc'ainations con,re Ia d,e socie,e,
eilcs sou, prices de les presenter an plus tot.
AUBEIT e. TEISS1ER
1 En- Liquidation.
90 FGv1ier. ST.
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Prcfesscur.

I'm professeur bien connu,' dune capacit6 peu
commune, enseignant depuis vingt ans en- Loni-
siane, rompu a toutes les sciences, ct ASSET lettrs
pour 6tre un litterateur de merite, desire Sc placer
CONNIE protesseur dams nne tami1le creole, ameri-
caine, %trancaise, e%spagnole on allemande.
Sadresser au L0uiS,ANAis on all MEsCHACEBE.
IyTAmi MEsCHAcEBE, reprodais. c'est pour notre
ami Eu. L. lEr
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... -ae GLE louislania'l,
Saturday, April 3, 1860.
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
F.r State OF LOMi.iana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL D,STnICT COURT.
s.sA PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Michel Mu,Iin
vs. 1853
Wow J. j. Bourgeois.

By virtue of a write of seizure and sale TO
directed by the above Honorable Court in
the above matter, | have seized and will offer
a, public sale and %anc,ion, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of APRIL, 1869,
tA at II O'Clock A. NJ,
the hereinafter described property to satisfy
said writ, to wit:
A tract of LAND situated in the Parish Of
ST. James, on tie left hank of the Missis-
sippi river, about So miles above New.
Orleans, measuring one arpent front on
the river by eighty arpents in depth,
closing more or less in the rear, bounded
above by the property of Mr.. F. Genre to
the depth Of six arpents, and from thence
back to the eighty arpents by that of
Widow J. J. Bourgeois, and below by the
property of D. 7, Bourgeois, late The pro.
perry Of Francois Sheixnaydre, with all
the buildings ,hereunto belonging.
S. THEREOF.
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, 9th March, 1869.
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j Joachim Rome Store
Rcgu IN grand assortment dc
N0vchnndisrs d bon marchc.

M0|rhnndisrs d bon marchd.
MaFchandisrs Dc pr'u,emps Ct d't,t, ,elIes
que
Barge anglai- Ell Grcnalinc, Jaconats fan
So, lodlenn"s fund Blanc, etc etc,
Assortment comple, f. clapcaux pour
James ct ~tiIietles; iolm.s pour chapeauy,
tle"'s Ell 'uba"s asso't's, lie ,ou, d Res prlx
rGduits.
Cotton tcrn, cotton h!anc, DO - a CSC.
Assortment conplet dc clau,su,cs.
ri m'Iie antics articles i tres bon marche.
lfop longs a tnumtrrr. dc. 26
IIon itnnve ryalemeui al magasin de NJ.
Joachim ROME DIES .NEUICA NE.N1S.
I'm, RoME, pour Ia facilile de- habi,an,s,
tlan5norieta a domielie Ia Eurine. le yorc ct Ia
r'ahd" Gn'oIt vouIra bicn tut ~acleier, 2OJn
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SELLER EFT CArGsSEH

LEN. A. Laurent, a Transports sou atelier sur
Michel.
II Sc recommande au public gull s'etIorcera
%toujours de CONTENDER.
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Silsc OF EOuistasia.
. PARISH 4
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of he late George More

Succession Of he late George More.
BY virtue Of Al order Of sale, dated 10th
February 1869, 10 me directed ty lie Hon
orable the Parish Cuutl in and for the Parish
Of 81. James, in The above matter. | witt offer
at public sale and auction, Oh lie premises.
on
WEDNESDAY,, the a8th day of APRIL,
1869, at II o'clock A. Nj.
The hereinafter described property belonging
to he ADORE Succession, 10 wit:
A. tract Of Iard situated in The Parish,
OF st James, on The left bauk uf Tie Missis,
sIppi river at about 90 miles above the clly oil
New Orleans, measuring one arpeut ana
a half front on said river III forty atpen's IN
depth bonnled above By hands belonging
to Nasseur Louviere and below bv those
belonging TO Widow NJ. d. Brineier. To.
9eIher with The new saw-mi'l, anl all the
other Improvements thereon and lh~tleuntu
belonging.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The above tract of land will be sod, with
all the Improvements on ii, payable one
half Cash, and the balance in ot.c year
from the day Of sale said credit iu>-
,aIment TO be represented by notes Of the
purchaser or purchasers, payable 10 their own
order and by them endorsed, to be secured 10y
special mortgage with vendors privilege aud
plcl de non alienanuo" on the property sold.
and made payable a, the office Of The Recorder
of The Parish of ST. James, and bearing .n.
tereSf at the ra'e of eight per cent interest
pei. annunl from and after maturity until paid,
The saw-miII erected on said land 10 be il.
sured until tina' p'ymen, Of said notes, ant
he police of InSuranu. to be trans erred to l.
Prytayin, Administrator Of said Succession.
S. THEREOF,
~ Sher,D,
Parish Of ST. james, March 9Th, 1869.
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&.

II sera cel6bre, mercredi I Avril, i 8 heures du
matiu, d flIglise St-Miclel, IN service tunebre pour
le repos de Tame de teu HENRI BAUDET.
Les amis ct commissioners dc Ia famille sout prizes
dy assister. ts
u De La nart lie La fnnilln
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OSCAR j. DUNN.

%(Signcl) OSCAR j. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor aud President Of the
Senate. #.
Approved September l6, 1863.
(Sisned) IL. c. WARMoTH,
II = Govcsnor of the State Of Louisiana.
a true copy:
Gro T.. BovrE,
Secretary Of State.
. =
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80 pour cent %au.dessous des prix
ordinances!

INDlENNES fond hlanc. Has, bleu ct noir.
Is cents. Les meiisarcs tnarques.
lNDlENNES en- couIeht: Sptague, Metri.
mack, Prints, a u! e, Is c-a,s.
CoToNs b!ancs ct ecrns a lo!, Is e. 90
cents.
Blackstone River, 90 cents; lonsdale, %
cents, an lien de 80 e, IS cents.
COTONNADES Dcnims, 30 cts, Log Cabin,
80 cents, Cam!el Jeans, 40 cents, Bon.
TENT Stripes, meilIenrcs qualities, a 90 cts.
Kentucky Jeans, a 25, 80 e, as cents.
DRApS f~raneais, Casimirs, Sa,ine,s, Mousse
lines.
C~HAUSSURES. MERCERiE, CHAPELLE.
RE, QulNCAILLERIE, GROCERIES,
&C., &c, &c, lie ton, dams les memes
proportions de rubais.
Une charre,te Tres bien assortie, et dirisss
par deux jennes gems accommodates, voyage
dams la paroisse Sl-Jacques.
N. B.-Tout lie stock Olivier sera ycnlu
sans egard an prir couiant.
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PASSED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF III
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
At the First Session of the First Legislature,
Begun and held in the City OF Newt orleans,
JUNE 90, 1868. ~
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La Socit,e AuBERr & TsIssIEE devanl iire
di>s"nie lie Ter Mans par limitation de terme,
par canse de la mort dun associt, NJ. TEls-
SER, charge lie la liquidation des aiiaires,
otlte 4 yendrc ,nu, lie stock dc SEES deux ma
gasins, ponr du compliant settlement, Ell q un
bon matche sans prectlen, jusqn'alors dams
les campagnes.
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Parish Of ST. james, March 9Th, 1869.
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AN ACT
No. 81

To provide for taking The testimony If wit.
nesscs IN suits pending in the cour, OF this
State
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Commercial.

De la part de la famille.
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Parish of St. James, 9th March, 1869.
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OGcial.
(PuBL1sHED BY AUTHORITY

AazP3
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SEC. 9. Be it further enacted, ETC, That
said commissioner shall, on the completion of
the deposition taken before them, securely III
close the same in an enve.op and deliver the
suit is pending.
SEC. 10. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
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insnimate form Into AN .sdieining room.
Cold water was thrownon his face, and he
began to breathe slowly. Under the appli-
cation Of more Neter, trespirasion increased
perceptibl and hopes. vera expressed that
tie, remedy had proved eficacious., But,
soon hs began to foam ut tue month; his
breath came slowly and heavily, and about
ten minutes after he was taken from the
bathroom \, u .l,g.,5a n / ~ T.is 80 -
e tft he ExPIRED. ! si#ttE'EJT
His face In death showed no msrks Of the
terrible agony that few moments before
rent his soul, and when his eyes had been
closed his counteuance presented the very
picture Of peace. The deceased is one Of
Eve or six brothers, all residing in this city.
He was twenty-six years Of age, and leaves
Q young wife and child to imouru his nn+
timely and terrible end. Three of his bro
thers were present at the time Of his death,
and their feelings can better be imagined
than described and yet they ought to hare
rejoiced That the terrible agony was over,
and the troubled soul at rest. ,,5gs1 81 81 4
Z q DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA q llpo
Is certainly one Of the most horrible that
can come to IMAM, and the surest proven
tive is the removal Of the first cause.-the
dogs. Let the war on the CANNES. now 60
we'll prosecuted, be continued until every
stray and loose dog in the city has bitten
the DUST . - rfslly {ss- .EI& avg
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The Secretary Of
War will be absent from the city till next
Tuesday. 4.r 49, ns14.. 49,. :.
.Messrs. Sawyer g. Ficklin, mail con-
tractors over the Southern Pacific railroad,
have entered into contract to transport
81, 100000 in bullion annually from Chi
huahua to New York. The bullion from
that section has hitherto been sent to san
Francisco, and thence to England.
The monthly debt statement for April
shows the total debt, principal, and interest,
to be $2,635, O32,sSS; amount of coin in
the Treasury, s92 1872; amount of GER
ti6cates of deposit, s 6,3O7, 200; currency,
1896 1854; the public debt less cash in
the Treasury is S7,5lS, 1877 ,39l; the de crease
during the month was 5000, O7O. Thirty
millions in coin was disbursed for interest,
large proportion going to Europe.
The Express Gays: The English Minis
ter denies that Great Britain has had under
consideration the question of the CUBAN in
surrection. He declares preposterous the
report that it was ever designed to recog-
nize the insurgents, and says his Govern
ment has not been even informed Of the
existence of provisional government on
the island. He represents the relations
between Spain and England as highly
friendly, and regards the report hereby
contradioted as intended to embitter the re-
lations between Great Britain and the
United States. ..s@
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Baltimore Coffee Market.

The market for Rio during the week ending
April 30 has been less active, but holders firm,
with sales of 2,l42 bags ex Adelaide at llA to
IKE; 1908 bags ex Amazon at on to INC;
LIZA bags ex Red Wing at to I2Mc., all gold,
In bond; and 800 bags per Senorita, to arrive,
on private terms. We also note from second
hands 1000 bags Rio, in lots, 1T 15H TO l7Ac !,
gold. Java has been in speculative demand /;
we note sale of 400 mats on private terms;
numerous small lots from dealers also changed
hands. At New York and Boston about 90, 600
mats centre stock in both markets, and in
GLIDING that which is to arrive for some future
monthsl have been purchased, and now no.
thing offers under Csc, gold. Wequote: For
carsoes Rio, ordinary, to shc: fair, 9h to
loo. good l0h to lie. !; prime, llA to I2Ac.,
gold, in bond, 45 days. job lots Rio, ordinary,
IA to l4'lc.; fair to good, is to leo; good to
prime, l6A to IKE. prime TO choice, l7H to
lsHc.; fancy, 10 to 1870, gold, duty paid.
Stock to day, 1850 bags Rio. rn reaTa u.
Imports at Baltimore since January ], 1859,
from Rio, and for same time two previous
yeare: >-
looS.'. III ,<Sl OaBos ~
Observation-Disclosures. So, 1874 bags.
looi... ................... ..'. oo,7o4 DdHs.
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A young soldier who came to this city
some time since as an applicant for con-
sulate, having spent all his money and
pswned his watch, has gone to driving aoart5
at sl.so per diem for street contractor IN.
New York. IS @s.sf.g gsrs = bell
On Tuesday night the Chicago Mcrosco-5
pical Club examined specimens of triehinp
from che biceps muscle of a young lady
who recently died near that city. Tho spe-
cimens examined showed 360, 600 parasites
to the cubic inch. ,,as.sl s-sr,sssa, III
The New York Journal Of Commerce
says: !" A considerable number Of promi-
nent business houses in Front, Water, and
contiguous streets, have signed an agree
ment to close their places Of business at 8
O'Clock or Saturday afternoons between the
LIT OF May and LIST OF November -