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NEW ORLEANS.
e.. JAUBERT & Gle.
-IMPORTATEURS DE-

Marchandises seches, etrangeres ct
Ameyicaines.
Cotons, 1ndiennes, Rubans, Bon
neterie, Moachoirs. etc etc.
20 Rue de Chartres, pres Canal.
NOUVELLE.ORLEANS.
Cette maison deia bien connue par son
anciennete go ans d'existence) ct le bas
prix de ses articles, offrc aux marchands
des COmpagnes, Passortiment le plus com.
plet ct le plus vari6 dc marchandises seche
nouveaux envois du Nord ct dc rEuropc
ct met IN sOin tout particulier remplir les
Ordres qui lni sont adresses' I'll sept rs Ia
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LES CAssEURs D'ASsIETEs.-
Des jeunes gems imberbes, qui
restent i nOins de cent miles de
ThihOdaux. ont eu Fingenieuse
idee Haller aux environs de Race
land, faire .tapage dams un bal,
leur cOnduite incOnvenanJe ct
indigne des jeunes gems bien 6le-
YES, doit 6tre mise a l'lndex, ct
c'esI charitablelnent que nous les
prevenons, que sill leur arrivait
de commettre une pareille incar-
tade, lis trouveraient a la meme
place une reception qui serait
lOin d'6tre de leur gout. Ces habi
tudes tapageuses ct braillardes
ne sont plus de saison, lis feront
bien de Sen souvenir.
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LIE MOT DE LA FIN.-A prOpOs
de la petite escarmouche de la
semaine derniere. nous di1Ons q
ceux-la que ca concerne, que dams
notre republique, certainemcnt
la plus democratique du monde,
toutc distinction, CONNIE celle
don't IL etait question est un non
sens. Cette idee ne pouvait naitre
que dams la cervelle folatre de
quelques jeunes etourdis. D'ou
sortent done ces jeunes aristos,
Quels etaient leurs anc6tres 7 que
sOnt leurs peres Z de bOns plan
teurs, d'honn6tes marchands, de
bons citoyens CONNIE les autres,
ct rien de plus; Fun peut-6tre
fait fortune en- plantant du mas
ct des patates, Pautre en- vendant
du fromage ct des sardines &
phuile de graines de cotton, celui-
ci Ell faisant tirer Ia langue aux
malatles, celui-la en- vendant tres
cher du mauvais whiskey, ect. Je
Ne vols rien la qui puisse 6tre une
cause de glorification, il "a de
Ia reussite ct c'est tout. Vienne
une crevasse, de nauvaisse res
colte, de fausses specuIations,
adieu richesse, adieu fortune,
"Jean vous etiez, Jean vOus Sc
rez CONNIE devant,' ainsi va le
monde, depuis que Josue d permis
au SOleil de suivre son cours ma
turel, ct je ne pense pas mes
beaux amis que ce soft vous qui
renrayerait. Sachez jeunes gems
que dams notre steele, sous notre
democratique societe, il n'exis:e
ct ne peut exister qu'une seule
distinction, celle du merite! La
richesse Sc perd, lajeunesse passe,
seul, le merite reste debOut ct
survit a toutes les vicissitudes, d
tous les marriages, tel la lumiere
resplendissante du phare surgit
Ia mutt du sein de Ia mer pro-
fonde que bouleverse Ia tempete.
A bon entendeur, salut! H. H. NJ.
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AUX PAYEURS DE TAXES DE LA PA
RUISSE LAFOURCHE.

Vous ates notifies que le Police Juri dc
cetto parOisse, a Orionne de lever une
take additiOnnelle de DEUx EFT DEM mills
par dollar, cOllectablc imnIediatement. Je
collecterai Ia dite take en- meme temps que
les autres. pour les personnes qui mont pas
encore reglt leurs taxes, ct celles qui ont de
ia paye sOnt nOtifiees ct reguises de venir
regler immediatement cette take. pour 6vi.
ter les penalties ct les fra,s.
p. +. LORIO.
Collector dcs Taxes.
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Washington Hotel.

Depuis que Nine. Gamard senle Ia d.
rection de rHotel on est servi aussi bien
que dars n'importe quel etabIisscment de
Ia Nouvelle- Orleana. Voyageurs venez ct
vous serez satisfaits 1jan.77. Ian.
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LIZ CAPT. Nc. H1GGINBOTHAM-
-Notre ami ct concitoyen Mr..
Nc Higginbotham, a pris lie com.
mandement de la "Daisy Belle, "
tiat-boat faisant partie de Pesca-
Dire du Commodore G. G. Will
liams Mac est un jeune homme
actif ct intelligent, qui donnera
satisfaction, a son Comodore ct
aux nOmbreux clients de cette
ligne. "BOune chance Mac.'
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NOMINATIOM.-Mr. Alex Bar
ker de Lockport, a etc nonme
par sou Elk, lie Gouverneur Nj.
cholls, inspecteur des poids ct
measures pour la paroisse Lafour-
che. Nos compliments a Mr.. Bar
ker.
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Assermente ct slgne !
devant moi. ce lie jour |
de mars. A. d. 1877. !
t>igne) &. HoBERT, !
Juge de Paix. J
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
ICE DEPOT.

Wdrhet 81. between 81 Philip and 81. Lonis
Streets. THIBODA TX, La.
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Tn" following rs the Boston Boa,d OF
lleGltA's ciTcu'ar:
Scarlet fever is like srnalipox in its
power TO spr"ad readily from person TO
person. 1t - highly cuntagious. The
hisShse ehows lis first signs in about o1c
week alter exposure, 8s Il general rule and
persons VII" escape the lilu.s IS curing n
fortnight after exposure may feel them.
s"'Ves safe from attack. Scarlet fever
scariauna, canker, rash, and rash fever are
names of one and the same dauperons
disease. When case of scarlet feyer Cc.
ours in any family, the sick person should
pe p'Sced IN a room apart from the other
Inmates OF the house, and should be nurscd
rs iaT ss posslOle 10y one person only. The
SICK Chamber shOuld be well warmed, ex.
posed to sunlight, and we'll aired. Its
FURNITURE should he such as will permit of
cIeapslog without injury, and all extra
Artlcits, such as window drapery and
Wooien carpets, should be removed from
the room during the sickness. The family I
should not mlngle with other peonle. |
visitors to an Infected house should be |
warned OF the presence of a Dangerous
ulsease therein, and children, especiaIlV
shoRid not be admitted. On recovery the
SICK person should not mingle with the well
until the roughness of the skin. d1e to
disease, shall have disappeared. A month
Ia considered au average Deriod d1rinI
" hlch isolation is needed. The clothing
before being worn or used bv the nstie5t
1r the nurse, should be cleapsed nv hoiIinI
OF SI Ieast one hour, or, if that cannot be
'One' by free and prolonged exposure to
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the river in the depths of the MammoG;
Cave, while the great river above ground
bearing &llnvinm from north we stern noun
tainP, Ia tawny in it's yel0wness and i'm
p"rvi"us to vision. When the earthquake
IF 1911 IL was most violent and the night
| was OF extraordinary darkness, the MIss's
sippi flowed backward aGd ftatb0ats in the
vicinity of Hickman drified back var ds
forty miles towards Cairo. A mighty vol
ume of the rivers food tide rcceded into
measureless cAvernS beneath Tia. country's
sarface, aud nowhere were the lowlands
submerged.
There ia "drad sea" of murky water
hidden beneath the eaFth's surface in the
vicinity of Cairo and New Madrid, and
broader and deeper than the fathomless
R"elfoot Lake dug by the genii of earth
qnakes. The visible lake of our time may
be the receptacle for the bright waters that
flow through Mammoth Cave, and if the
Devils Pit with it's cmptines1 we're sound
ed it would ho discovered that it's depths
were carved out 10y great river which
through counties ages has been eroding it's
pathway Of limestone towards the south
ives, to Fl lad a debouchemenc in Rselfoot
Lake.
These are vague aud iudtfinite specula-
tiOns, and only defensbie when we reflect
that the Mississippi River does not merely
perco!ate the coil in the lowlands, bnt ahsn
uteiy undertlows the country. Cat fish
rom the river have been caught in wells |
lug on plantations In the swamps, and the !
water i'll these wells rises and falls with |
he hnod tide of the river.
1t may be proper to state that the late
Nappenockee (Longfoot) w. ID. Ferguson,
With whom Abraham Lincoln sojuurned as
! woodchopper in the early years of the
nrrent century, often recounte the terri
'le incidents of the earthquake that de-
troyed New Madrid, below Cairo, in 1912,
nd the writer of this has often heard Mr..
ferguson and the father of Charley Morris,
Atlantic Place, on the Mississippi, relate
many facts here recited.
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Nine Eears ago the Imperial Government
OF Japan laid the axe at the root of the i'm
memorial feudal system of the islands by
sezIng the estates ot the landed aristocracy
ne "ast"d Ff0priet0rs were relieved from
the obhEation at maintaining their f0rmrr
VassalH, aud were promised perpetual pen
s'"i' ain"u tag To II tenth of their average
r"V"nu" uudrr III" old eystcm. Four ypaTa
hEo IN" b'N"rnInvnt wrnt into the London
market and borrowed $I2 600 600 IN order
L" tNhhE"ieh thcs" p"usInns, and thus re-
'"V" -" tf'h"nrS from Il drHin which IL
rnnld III hrar. THO largest pensions. those
OF SrO. 600 a Year and upward, are to toe
"Iprn out IN INV" %"HIS ; p"rAluns Of 81 600
10 O,OUO III seven years and balf; the
smallest p"nsl0ns in fuurteen wears. BnuGs
|" "a" aGhleSai" amount ot $40, 60 900 arc
|" he lsau"d to the EOhirs and gentry who
ar" ala" to have life pensions. These
bonds are t" be redeemed within thirty
years. tho Government engages to- set
apart yearly =. 900 900 for the inter,st. and
- 900 toward the payment of the rrif.
'IpSl. The bonds are not to be sold mort.
gagged, or pledged WIt!out Government
lermlssl"n. 1t is believed that the imme
lIat" yearly saving will be from So 600 600
Q $lo ,OoU,O 900 nearly one sixth of the en- |
ire revenue. The Japan correspondent of
-" London Times irais, however, that the |
hrcI "i THIS ''m"asure of spuliatlOn will |
'e L" permanently cripple, it not destroy.
IA" Arl6tocracy. That will be sad indrrJ
" fAr as they arc concerned
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MoNErEp MEN Tho Cleveland yJs,,y,I
SAID, twenty Years ago, during a stringrn,.v
o. I'll" times, that moneyrd men are tho
''''""t cravons on earth: 80 timid, that on
ia" least alarm they pull their heads, turtle
nN", wliihA their shells, ard, snugly housed
hHE Their gIIterng treasure urtil All fcar
~ '',""N'd' Inc consequences is that lew
days disturbance of the monetary stmns
rHrir h,lnI9 On perfect dearth Of uot unIy
'H' lrrr'"H- Ia tails, bat even of panGr
money .h"ii representative. MJneypd men
never adopt iAr tactics of mutual suppurt
n'ht', ~ Snol a. - SHOT ia fired into TN,
u"c"' th'N heat'rr, each looking Que for
,,'',, '',Sr', '"ch a!stTusttni Of the other, and
recognizing only the great law ofseltsInrss
"HIcn ls t. take car" OF number one. Can
rag" mas saved mauy an army, even when
ammunition was low and many foe has
neeh scattered by one yell of defiance when
there was not cartridge left.
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out door air and sunlight. The walls of
the room should be dry rubbed, aud the
cloths used for the purpose should be
burned without previous shaking. The
ceiling should be scraped and whitened
the floor shodld be washed with soap and
water, and caTbolic acid may be added to
the water-one pint to three or four gal
Ions: The infected clothing should be
cleansed by itself, and not sent to the
laundry. Ia case of death from scarlet
fever, the funeral services should be
strictiy private, and the corpse should not
be exposed tO view. Because children are
especially liable t. take and spread scarlet
fever, and because schools ford a free
opportunity for this, the Board OF Health |
has excluded from school every child from |
any family in which a case of the disease
has occurred, ard has dscreed that the
absence shall continue four weeks from
the beginning of tie attack, except in
Cases subject to the discretion of the B Bsard,
and that the scholar, T." be re-admitted to
his schoolroom, must have the certificate
Of physician that the required time has
passed
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Daring the debate on the India RIM ,.
"hlch period John Robinson was Secretarv
I" the Treasury, Sheridan, one evening
wnSn Foxs majOrities were decreasing
SAID, " MIR. Speaker, thia is not at all To 6s
wondered At, when a member is emploveS
to corrupt everybody in order to obtain
or,t votes Gp"n this there WAS great ont,
cry t maue oy almost everybody in the house.
Who is it Name him 7 name " q" Sir ';
said Sheridan to the Speaker, ~ shall NOT
name. the person. 1t is an unpleasant and
lnvidiOus thing to do so, and therefore
snail not name him. But dun't sunnosa
SIR, 9 that abstain because there is any diff.
nculty IN naming him; could do that. sir.
"S soon as you could say Jack Robinson.
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PUROLINE FLUID.
FOR METALLIC Gas LAMPS AND pOB7.
aBLE GAS BURNERS
Manufactured and Sold only by the Puroline md Port
able Gas Light Company and their Arents

1nIS celebrated Flaid, prepared by process known
S 10 inc pf"Pr'et"rs il the best and reliable of
all the products of Petroleum use in Metallic Port,
able Gas Lamps and Lanterns IT bDrps c,o,r~or.
orlGEt is free from smoke peasaa ndor and does
not char the wick or gum the burner No other hntd
or oil should be used in Portable Gas Iamns M nm,
terns P1roline is tally Recommended for e in
i'f'Ao7 "as LamPs and Chandeliers, in Street Ian.
teFhs' Sugar House Lamps Cane. Shed Ianterrs ard
In Torches and Gas Burners for Steamboat 7 ondi,
moonlight Picnics and Street Professions Giving a
light equal to the best city Coal Gas 1t enabes the
people of the remotost villSges to illuminate nbeir
Stores Warehouses, Saloons Hotels Churcbes stree,s
An" 'Ardens as brilliantly the favored re iden,H
of a great metropolis.
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The practice of j idgtBg others as if you
uhderstood them thoroughly, il very fool
leh, no matter who the Others are, or who
you are. There are my sferies in the soul
of every man, t. all bat himself aud his
Creator. y limited knowledge of ones
foihles gives no unlimited knowledge of
what is hidden under them. Neither is it
wise to take for granted that Others have
precisely the same selfshness and little
meannesses of motive that we have. Their
neannesses may ne quite different from
ours, it is wiser to leave judgment as we'll
"a vengeance, to the Master.-Columb bian.
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GASOLINE FOR GAS MAOBJyEq

Dstilled expressly for the Puroline and Portable
Gas Light Company, and with peculiar regard for the
ehShses oil temperature so common in this climate
04Ia0u ior generating gas or for carbureting coal
gas Proprietors, patentees and cvner. of Gao HTa-
ohnes cannot overestmste the Importance of having
their Gasoline of reliable gravity and quality as sue
cess depends 80 much on these conditions
The P. and P G. L. Co distill and re6na n oor,r,o.o
line of ILLUNINAT1NG OILS and FLUIDS and
"Iso SELL at Agents prices, all the popular brand,
andfActured by other Re refners
Their BARRELS CANS and CASES are all Of the
best material and workmanship, and whom o-,rtr
command the highest prices in the market.
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Refined Carbon or Coal Oil.

TIE WE'LL HNOUN CEOH-N BRAND
This Is a pure. bi2h are.tea, Kerosene or Coal Oil
GENERALLY kntwn as tEe Crown Gil snd recommended
To the trade a'd tn Couarmcrs V ho buy CHEAP
Oil :" the best and safest of all the LOw-PRICED
OILS in market. In five years' e1.
perlenre no accident from its has ever occurred
ne Purolipe and Portable Gas Light COMPANY have
the exclusive agency Of the Crown Oil for the States of
Louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Texas
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foCND-AoNEY.-By having your frst-ciass
work done by DR.. L. A. Thurbor cor q cOnmon
and DSrbtsny streets %"
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Inc Leading Piano and Organ Dealer South,
tee tbe pub to examine his inner Sc stock of
nmG2II;A IMSI ItG MEMS, Pianos, ORGANS
mOHlC &C lie keeps mono but the best, and sels
pdc.s oei"" those asked by other for infero
RoouS, - STOCK cor prises the celebrated and uu.
.4aaied CdiCKEEiNCi Pianos the elegant and fine.
oneu Onnham Pianos the reliable priced Hale
fSUos tho upright ICgler HRrdmau and Pleye Pianos
MI. >. hstey d 60 aud Mason 81 hamlins Organs
r, also one hundred sCoond-hand PIANOS and Or
TANS, from $25 upwards. Perfect Pianos thoroughly
repaired and warranted at kiOu.'
Piano repairing done at half the usual rates. Esti-
"ates ihlhihhed tree. myl476ly
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ILLUMINATING OILS.


: I'VE
PUROLINE
Portable Gas Light Co.
OFFER TO TIE TRADE
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF THEIR
SUPERIOR AID POPULAR BRANDS
Insurance Oil.
The Insurance Oil Is the best Family Safety OIL and
Ia urgently commended by all our Insurance Com
Panes as substitute for Coal OIL or Kerosene
Is may be used in ordinary lamps
Without Change of Burner.
TIE NEW ORLEANS BOARD OF UNDER
WRITER'S SAY:
1t is cnr opinion that the general use of |
the Insurance Oil would greatly reduce the |
number of lamp fires and explosions and less |
en- the risk of destruction of life and property.D
1t will not explode or ignite in a lamp; and the price
has been so reduced to place within the reach of
all classes Of consumers, and III axe 1t the great
FAMILY SAFETY OIL.
IA aD illuminating oil for family uss or for general
use in ordinary KecoSine Coal Oil lam d. the Insu
rance Oil has the ndorsement the New Orleans Board
OF Health. the Fire Commissioners and all the Ameri
c IN and E1ropean Insurance Agencies as
PERFECTLY SAFE.
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SUBTERRhNEAN RITERS AND LAKES or
YNE MISSISSIPPI I.4LLET.
Correspondent N. Y. World

Correspondent N. Y. worldl
CAIRO, Ill.,, February S--Wonde, ful and
inexplicab!e physical facts are not confined
to the lowlands along tho route of the Mia
sissipPi, and stranger than the works of
primeval man. csnsIsting of mounds, canals
aud fortified stronghold arc cavernous
depths, within which rivers flow from the
mountains to the great drain of the contin-
ent. Fourteen miles southeast of Bowling
Green, KY, is Il cavern more extraordinary
and wonderful than Mammoth Cave. Not
Iar away, ON stone at the entraee to the
latter, tho wonder OF u country-bumpkiu is
inscribed m words once quoted in the Sen.
ate of the United States:
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PERFECTLY SAFE.
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FAMILY SAFETY OIL.

"A aD illuminating oil for family use or for pepera
use in ordinary Kecosine or Coal Oil Ian ps the Insu
rance Oil has the indosement New Orleans Board
OF Health the Fire Commissioners and all the Amer
can AN" European Ineurarce Agencies as
The New York herald., 1877-03-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


o,S oG't0n quiet %ddlipg is %Iddlins lose
o AN Net ss ressp.s s2 1A'e Exports
NORFOLK. March 20. 1877.
Espss %aans @ s 100 Net ss s bales
Nkw ORLEANS. March 20, 1877.
xoo GSss9a spnn dali' niddng iihs low %iaaing ioe
a79SaS. - '''A' D'''A'n ''z sAs'' '''oo Stock
NOZZLE, March 20. 1877
Cotton quiet and weak midaliue, ioaic low mddng
poris eoastwisc 400. Sales, 1000 stock. oi2os
SAVANNAH, March 20 1877.
Ordinary @ S m 10y Sss %,ada 10 SSSs sSS
Continent. 60 Sales. 800. Stock. 3O7l9.
Cotton steady mlddling Ike low middiing. iis.c.
ports to the Continent 100 ss a s,scS oo 81
WILMINGTON. N. g.. March 30 1877
Spirits tppentine quiet at se lsssn dull at 81 % for
for yellow dip aud - IS for virgin Tar steady 81 70
oswxco March 20 1877.
n @ sss sa wSs ~ s No d s red y
y d2 amber State, 81 So Corn steady; Western mixed,
e @ ssyNS Corn Gsnsd1 @ ss,sS h, s e
SnGrs Sa go s,nps;u m saa middling. ~ sa
to Albany. 25c
Mchsan " 80; extra do Y So; amber do 81 5i1
:ssss ssy i, r. ss
81 s a e x 81 siol. No rsa Il s and A.s
illinois, S. Corn arm: high mixed. age May 4ss
& Ssy u.s. s Fsssss o. Ss' }ss. No.
WhoHt 4.6tD bushels Shipmen
400 bushels; corn $500 do.
BUFFALO March 20, 1877
Markets more active; demand fair prices firm and un.
changed Corn Flour good sales bbls
Corsa'es OF ~ ears new Western on track a Soc 5lc
cars 30 arve at 5lc.. ears do high Mixed 81 hc
WheatSaies OF 200 bushels white Mi i,higan private
terms; 500 do do ut VI 62 500 do. No, hard. Duluth
spring, ut 81 CD OstsSaos of Western ut 4Oc
Bareysa!es OF 200 bushels canads ana 800 do Western
private terms Matt sales OF OU bushels during
week ON private terms Railroad ireghts unchanged Re-
i7uo do; oats 600 Co. barley ooo DO 1000 do.
16sOO do; oats $500 DO barley. POO do rye 1900
CHICAGO, March 20, 1877.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat strong and CHER
No Chicago spring. 81 rs, cash 81 25ts, April; S 3Oss
May; No. do ~ 4ia aS 10: rejected Soc 97c Corn
active firm and higher 397Sc 39Lc April; 43lc
bid. May rejected 3slc Oats STEADY RIVE
higher at G2c 0isc. Barley steady ana unchanged.
Pork fairly active and shade higher: $i3 So cash;
$l397h 81 May. Lard active and shade higher;
higher, shoulders DC short ribs 7sic short clear
sides, &c Dressed hoss In good demand s. 90
Id Whskey firm at 81 % asked Kcceipis--Flour,
oats p oDo do barley, 800 do shpmens-flour. 4.6
ds rss s7S do barley 10000 Do At the afternoon call
Com {e & rs .g higher Oats nncl,ngsd , PORK strong
l5c. higher; 50 35, April 10 80, May.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

meeting OF the creditors OF Peter Schmidt tailor
OF No ,260 Broadway was held yesterday the oicc
OF Register Allen, to choose assignee In bankruptcy
Fifteen creditors proved their claims and elected Mr.
William q. Heath assignee.
Information has been received this city OF the
failure OF the Grm Of Schuler, Schultz Co, dealers
IN notions ut Boston. Their liabilities amount to
ssI 900 and their nominal assets arc estimated at
si20 000 but Is not likcy that the creditors will re-
ceivo than nfty cents on the dollar.
Register Winslow has called meeting of the cred.
itors OF Alexander H. >ainucis, who Keeps the arge
billiard saloon Washington street, BROOKLYN and
who has been adudicatcd Involuntary bankrupt on
the petition OF his creditors. to be held tuesday
next
Daniel Phillips, prominent capitalist OF Hartford
and Atwnter Co, propretors OF the New Haven
Wire Works ut East Haven, have called meetings or
Their creditors
Notice has been received In this city OF tho bank
ruptcy oi ). ~ Clarke, large liquor dealer OF LOUIS.
vie. Nv. His liaDtcs amount 10 $50 zlV and assets
SG,, 500
The grocery firm Of Josephine Bauer and Edmund r.
Smythe yesterday filed Their schedule and assignmc mt
IN the Court of Common Pleas The debts amount to
$s.l7S IS, nominal assets TO 1909 IL, and real
assets to $I,y54 g.