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LEGAL NOTICES.
In the County Court, OF Volusia
Coanty-Probate.

In the matter of the estate of C1tation
Wilson w. Rees, deceased. Ni'A'Aon'
In the name of the State of Florida
me by Charles Mayrant. praying that let
ters of administration, de bOnis non, with
the will annexed, be granted to him of the
estate of the late Wilson w. Rees, late of
Sumpter county, South Carolina, deceased
These are therefore to cite, direct and adj
monish all persons interested as creditors.
said deceased. to appear before me at En-
terprise on Thursday, the 18th day Of
August A. D. 1879, to show cause, if any
they can, why the said letters should moi
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any cause to the contrary the same will
be granted. FRED. J. LAPENOTIERE.
County Judge Of VOlusia Co.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 7th
Ill G:....-..
IN JUSTICE COURT, VOLUSIA
County, State of Florida.

To J. NJ. Watkins:
You are hereby notified that a writ of
attachment has been issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy this
demand of John p. Cook, amounting to
the sum of twenty-six dollars anu costs of
suits Now, unless you shall appear be-
fore Samuel Lowrie as Justice of the
Peace, in and for said county, at his Office
at Beresford, on the third Saturday in
June, A. d. 1879, at 10 O'clock a. NIT be-
ing the 21st day of the month-judgment
will be rendered against you, and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 10Th day of April, A. D. 1879.
9 JOHN P. COOK,
4Q61 Plaintiff
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INSOLVENT ESTATE NOTICE.

TTThereas. Appleton ROssetter, the Adj
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w Arthur Rossetter, Jr.. has filed in the
Office of the Judge of the County Court of
the county of Volusia, written sugges-
ton sof the insolvency of said estate.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that all
persons having claims against the said es-
tate are hereby requested to appear and
file the same properly authenticated,
fore the Goth dav of December, A. D. 1879
And further notice is hereby given. that
all claims against said estate not exhibited
within two years from the 31st day of
January, A. D. 1873, being the date of Let
tiers of Administration granted to said es-
fate. will forever afterwards be barred.
FRED. J. LAPENOTIERE.
County Judge, Volusia Co.. Fla.
Enternrise. Fla. June Z. 1879.-57-S2.
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NOTICE.

NoT1cE is hereby given that on the
~ first Monday OF July next shall APP
ply to. the County Judge Of Volusia county
Fla, for discharge from my executorship
under the will of Asad Sheldon. deceased
and from my Enthusiastically of his
estate, FRANK w. SANS.
New Smyrna, Jan. Is, 10. Executor, 1862
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 7th
Judicial Circuit, Volusia County,
State of Florida.
John w. Zellers1 Attaehmep
Mary J. T. Rand Amt sworn to $lS79'5o
The dependant and all others are hereby
notified of the commencement of this suit
by attachment. that an attachment has
been issued. and that they are required to
to appear. plead, answer or demur to the
dec laration filed in said cause on or before
the first Monday in July next, the same
beng rule day, or judgment will be taken
by default. G. B. BUCKNoR.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
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Pearl Milletr. Chufas. Gold seed Rice
! finland Rice, Buckwheat,-silver bull
COW Pease. Alfalfa, Chinese Sugar Cane,
Sonthern RYE. selected Cabbage see d.
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
SILKS AND vELvETs ADVANCED.

For the past three months several hundred cases
of silks and velvets have been locked up by the
Custom House authorities, who wished to ascertain
the price paid for them in Europe and whether OF
not they were undcrvalued. The appraisers and ex
aminers, after due inquiry, advanced the goods in
value from ten to thirty per cent, and in
as high ffty-fve per cent. The importers
sisted the advance and demanded a roappraisement.
and the importation OF Mossrs. Oelberman 4 Co.
was made test case. Mr.. Eamcs. OF II. b. Caain q
Co.. appointed merchant appraiser by
Collector Merritt. and the day set
for the reappraiscment a number OF witnesses
called to testify to the home value of the veil
vets. After exhausting all the testimony the mer-
chant appraiser 1t his opinion that the vel
vets invoced about ga per cent lower than
their actual value while Colonel A. L. Kctchum. tho
General Appraiser, held that they undervaluei
"a $40 per cent. The General Appraiser and tho
merchant appraiser being thus unable to agree, ths
case went 20 the Collector for his decision which in
such matters Is beyond appeal The price set by
Mr.. Eames being lower than ten per cent avoids
penalty of twenty per cont additional to the advance
OF the goods. while that of the General Appraiser,
being nearly three times much, carries with 1t tho
twenty por cent fine. After careful perusal OF the
evidence the Collector sustained the decision OF
Colonel Ketchuu, and it remains to be seen whether
the remaining invoices OF ycycts now under reap
praiseineus will be subjected to similar advance
as that of Messrs. Oolberman & Co.
The importers OF silk and velvet are naturally
very much excited over this decision OF the Col
lector. but have redress. Their only hope Is in
the passage OF new tarin by the next Congress.
which Will enact SPECIFIC" instead OF an ''ad
valorein" law and thus do away with all the petty
aunoyances to VIII ch importer is subjected under
the present complicated Revenue acts. The velvee
cases are only repetition pf the kid glove con-
troversies. which crsaod so much excitement abous
year ago, whom Collector Merritt made decision
similar 20 this latest one.
The Treasury Department has given instructions
10 the Collector permit deliveries Of vcivets upon
retention of proper samples and upon the deposit
OF All the duties based on theapprased value. This
course is taken for the reason that complaints have
been made of the long detention OF the goods which
IL likely serious loss to the parties unless
they get them at in time the fall trade
Tor which they are intended
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


ANTWERP. August 90, 1879.
Petroleum, l67Sf for fine pale American wilcoxs lard
closed ut SUf 75c. per lUO kilos
BREMEN. August %, 1s79
Petroleum, 9 marks 50 pfennings
LONDON, August 26--t3o p NJ.
Spirits of petroleum, I'd 71ad gallon. Lnseed OIL
EFT los. q EDS per ton.
LIVERPOOL. August 26-5 r. VI.
can Futures firm; upland iowmiddIing cause October
delivery 6sd also 2i32d. Clover seed 35s 3Ss. per
cwt tor American red.
Pork-Prime mess Eastern steady at 5;s do Western
dull at Ass. Bacon-Cumberand cut dull at 27s. short
dull us long clear dull at 26s Cd short clear dull
27s. Hams-Long cut dull Vt Ais Shoulders steady at
2ls Beef-India mess--none In the market;
steady 9is. prime mcss-none in the market. Lard
Prime Western dull at 3is Taow-City steady 32s 3D.
Spirits turpentine dull at k2s RosinCommon dull at
3Os Lard oil dull ut 32s. Four-ENtra State frmcr ut
2}s Cd Wheat-Spring No dull at S. Sd. for Southern
spring No duh at S. ID. Western winter dull at
s. lid Southern winter steady at 9s. Id. Corn
steady at 2i,s. Rosin-Common at Loudon. steady at
is Sd Spirits turpentne at London. steady At 2ls.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, August 20. 1870.
The Times la its financial article :Thero is certain
inquiry for bar silver and Mexican dollars but there
supply of either. and rates are quite nominal"
The Standard in its financial article s:-"Shpments
of United States bonds to New York be made
1t is stated that since Friday last ooouo worth of bonds
have been shipped"
Tho of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows
al increase In specie of 2,u2O.OpO marks.
Lospos, August 2e- r. NJ.
Erie, 25si; do second con soils, 7Sla.
Paris advices quote three cent rentes ST. 9oc for
the account.
United states four and half per bonds l0ss
Erie, 25tys; New Jersey Ceetrnl consols, lo2l4
The New York herald., 1879-08-27

whcat-rhc market less active and scarcely hrn
although important change In prices occurred Winter
closed strong Tue sales Including 100000 bushels tor
future delivery. H5OOO bushels at lO 81 IL tor
No red 81 ul aSi U2 for No spring 81 s$l II for
No. white *l ioA 81 loh Tor No amber VI II Tor
No. do, 81 II for No red 81 US for No. do ~ uals
Tor No white 81 OF 81 o2 for old No. Chicago 81 O2
Tor No Milwaukee, 81 ~ for No. spring for August;
81 oaa fordc do for October 81 ih for NO white for
81 iUs 81 iOA for No. red Tor August 81 luA 81 iua
tor do. do. tor Scptembcr; 81 lVA 81 10Y for
amber. for August The following were the
bid and asked prices the second caNc. spring for
August. 81 bid: 81 O2 asked; DO september 81 on bio
81 OF asked; do October 81 O1 bid 81 Or asked, No.
Northwest for August 81 02 bid. 81 o. asked do Sep
tcber 81 o. bid 81 o3 asked do. October 81 ON, bid
81 10 asked; No. white Tor August 81 II bid 81 III
assed; DO scp.e@eer u II nd = ~ asked: do oc,o'
gust 81 bid 81 II asked do Soptember aud October
lO bid 81 iOa asked Ne amber for september, ~ 9
bid 81 10 asked. October 81 O9 bid, 81 1ui asked
Corn under gh, inquiry for cash and mod
crate inquiry Tor futures The sales including 1UUtUu
bushels for future delivery were 0o bushels at 45c
4c Tor No mixed 51lsc. for No white iSiac Tor yo
low 4Usc 40,c for No. mixed for September t6c for
the same special delivery August and 47c for the
October The following the bid and asked prices
the second call 'Aagast. steamer 4o,4e. bid %Se
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
rh. larues. busines. was again in the Erie new

The largest business was again In the Erie new
second consols which. after advancing 10 49, de-
clined to 7l1s. The New Jersey Centrai ana Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre assented issues were weak. New
Jersey Central consos declining from 80 to 9s do.
conyertibles from 99A to 9s and Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consos from 79s4 to Tx rs. Burlington and
Cedar Rapids fell off to s5s. Galena and Chicago
frsts to loI. Rome and Ogdensburg frss to Ga. Wa
bash ex-coupon seconds to 90A4. San Francisco
onds class b. to "a. and do. class G, to 53 Union
Pacific trsts to 1o9>. but reacted 100. Della
ware and Hudson registered OF 1891 rose to
l03. St. Paul first eights to l24, and do. l. and NJ
division, to INK. Kansas and Texas frsts fell of
to 7sk. do. seconds to 2sx. Keokuk and Des Mones
frsts to 93 New York Elevated frsts 40 and Eric
consolidated frsts to no. 4.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT FIRM; FUTURES CLOSED
IL ID POINTS HIoHER-TLouR QUIET
WHEAT QUIET-CoRN EAsfER-oATs QUIEr--
wiIIsKEY srEADY--PoRK QUIET QuIEr--
SPIRITS TuR ENTINE UNCHANGED RosIN UN-
CuANGED--coFFEE sTEADy--suGAR FIRM T.
PETROLEUM DULL.
TUESDAY August 26-6 Z. M.
The trade movement was fair and In some quar-
ters rather more lively although not especially ac-
tivo Dry goods sold pretty freely at steady prices
for all the leading fabrics. On Change the demand
for all articles was very moderate. Flour was quiet
Wheat quiet aud shade easier, though closing
steady. Corn shade custer. Oats quiet. Whiskey
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
closed at the following quota

In London there decline Of per cent in
British consols. to s7A 971s for both money and
the account United States bonds were also shade
weaker, fours selling at 1043S. AVS at los 1885,
and lives at 1861. American railway securities were
nearly all lower Erie common closing at 25H prefer
red at 491s, new second consols at 75I. funded
Hves at 73lS. Illinois Central at 80. Pennsylvania
l1A Reading at l9A, and New Jersey Central con-
soils at 1O2k. At Paris rentes reacted to s2f. 96c
cable despatch says:-"The fail in consols this
morning is attributed to arenewal Of the rains. The
severity of the rains is indicated by the fact that
they have caused rise in the Thames, which has
aooded the Home Park under the walls of Windsor
Castle and interrupted barge traffic"
The London Times in its financial article says:-
There is continued inquiry for bar silver and Mexi
can dollars, but there is supply of either. and
rates quite nominal" The Standard in Its fnan-
rial article. says-"rhe shipments Of United States
bonds to New York continue. Since Friday last
f500.0oO worth Of bonds have been shipped"
Foreign exchange in the market was quiet. The
fol VIII war; fha
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
Tho closing quotations were:-

At San Francisco tho opening prices for mining
shares were as follows:--Gould Curry. 1lA; Saw
sse 13s Chollar. GA; Ophir 36A; Hale Norcross.
IL; Grown Point. A.; Yellow Jacket, 15a; Belchcr.
"a; Imperial III; Virginia Consolidated. Az; Cali
fornia AZ; Best Il Belchor. lsX; Union Consoli-
dated 56A Alpha, "a; Sierra Nevada. llh Mexican.
AA; Silver Hill. IN; Justice. 5; Julia 4; Utah. 19
Alta ca; Bodie, IL Bechtel. IA; Toga ~; Inde-
pcndence. "a; Segregated Belcher. "a; Duiwcr 81;
Mono. 7A; Consolidated Pacific, Z; Potosi, o; Ex-
shequer. 9; Mammoth. sN; North standard. 2Js;
Boston Consolidat ed. ~.
The New York herald., 1879-08-27

Exchange New York at tho aforementioned
cities to-day was as follows:-Savannah. buying u.
selling u; Charleston. easy, 3-16 selling. u pre-
MUM buying; New Orleans, commercial, 4 a 3-16
premium. bank y premium; ST. Louis. lilo dis
count; Chicago. shade trmer. Ito discount buying.
lilo premium selling; Boston. Soc. 4oc. per 1000
premium.
The net earnings of the Louisville and Nashville
road for July show an increase of S30.000
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has paid
$500OO to tho city account Of past due taxes and
the Receiver OF Taxes has granted them thirty days
in which to pay the balance.
The report of the Vienna (Austria) Breadstufs Ex-
change shows that 100000 cwt Of oats will be
available for expectation.
Earnings of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas Rail-
road for the third week of August 1875 $64 O3;
corresponding week. 1S79 S67 1885, increase. o.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
day y:-Mlwaukee-R Receipts of wheat, 900 bushels;
shipments, 4,700 bushels; receipts of corn. s,40O
bushels; shipments. 500 bushels. Chicago Re
ceipts of wheat 4S2 bushels; shipments 04.G72
bushels; receipts of corn, 1858 bushels; ship
ments. 134. .94S bushels.
Net earnings of the Houston and Texas Central
Railway for July, 1878. S1s.730 for July. 1879,
S5O.933 increase, S32 2O3; increase in gross
ings for the second week In August over the
spending week. 1S7s S17.542 81.
The Wabash Railway Company has leased the Eel
River Road on a guarantee of per cent dividend
for five years, and Az per cent thereafter The Eel
River Road has capital stock of 81. .792, 100. is
ninety-four miles in length, and runs between Lo-
yansport and Butler. Ind.
Exports of domestic produce from the port of
New York for the past week s62l1. .377 against
s7O11 for the corresponding week last year. and
s4s67,2 ,276 in 1871 The total exports of produce
since January 1 were 2ll.053.140 against
$223 .4s5 for the period last year, and
SIZE, ,524,0l2 in 1877.
London despatch reads:-"The answer Of the off,
cials of the Grand Trunk Railway to the Great
Western Railway Company of Canada offers to seek
the formal sanction of the Canadian Legislature for
. joint purse arrangement. SO as to guarantee the
Great Western Company against the risk Of capri
rious withdrawal. The Grand Trunk Railway is
also prepared to place the two roads under one
management in Canada"
AT the New York Mining Board to-day Consoli-
dated Virginia advanced to 475 and Independence
ass, but the latter reacted to 2.25. The following
were the sales: s:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass, August &c, 1879.
The market Is quiet but holders very firm 46c.
44c. for 81 square, and 31sc. for 6ox56 cloths
The New York herald., 1879-08-27

Exports eoastwiss, rs stock. a5s
Cotton quiet and nominal middiing los.c i01sc low
ssat %iadng m ss Hs s,dek ac1G good ordinary 1896 Net re-
wrtMlsGros n c.. August ae 1879
spirits oi tnrpentins nsm At sie' hosin quiet and
gentne steady hard, 81 yellow dip aud virgin, 51c.
mixed. 5sc
Flour frm and in fair demand salos $50 bbls white
S.. Wheat easier; extra white Michigan. u oass No.
ss sas & xesrn e Miss.a co ofS ito,
S ssS 81: oa ass With s very SG
tive inquiry No. white ass 2s;ss No. do asi aGs
Se SG mixed a. choice 80 S SS
500 es1ds-'''u' DO. '00o 0''' "as-' '' 'D'ls'' corn
Flour steady sales. 800 ss s0'ys saff:i s1s
sales. 1000 6ushei. sample Duluth at sos No. M MI!
sai'i Daas" ai%'sAy Ss'ssss 's
4 :%sla :as: s 81 Ss:Ssi: R.a.a:
se sls; State retailing Al Sss sss Barley, ",
2; %s@ass MfYs% stock .iET' s.;5S ;s,ilsS
4 "a sis Corn %ea aao:Sdmoo1r,xs soc
sl' per O Canal
s1i% 'ss ss @
Ss as SIs, TO Ss 3 99r ssseps BY @ %
5000 DO, barley $3.50 do. rys 500 do. 81 lake
nsaS %hso SS
bushels; corn log $50 do oats 4e9ol do barley $500
SSsheyls corn 90 sAAA 10 A'"'
Wheat weak amber Michigan, Septeniber held al s7sc:
Nc red winter spot soc August. ss,4c september
spot 81 oI August ST oos: No Dayton and Michigan
and August. s7c.; September ;e5se October s7c No
white 4s.c rejected 3Ss.c damared gle Oats weak;
1905 sS ssa so DO
the track.
von, ..., q. 20 @ 0swncS w August as ls7e M
ss5s; amber winter. s S.: white DO, sS 3 g;
s1s51 IS aO So = sad
81 g. Msas y ss s sAS s sHa
.S1 SIS S s4 il 'a Ssr sp s
@
so Albany and s. 81 York Kesept. q 500
bbis. lumber s49, 900 feet.
o. receipts a 900 bushels shipments 24oooao. Corn
Eye Se%sad "A Arm e a & & j I 7
ad IN SO fair and dSa
S e. galkmo.ts IN fair demand and hrm shOulders,
sss eisa :ass IS g. t s. ss.ay s M g. E.
nsss issey ao s"a e."
sxsra as s. IS; receipts. 1880 shipments. 47o
CnIcAco, August 26 1879
cssss ss5 "a ,Ss
fejsessd CSC Corn ds weak and lower % at
3I%c. BE- cash 32c. September; 32slc., October
jccted. Bic. Oats dull aud lower at lSc cash; 221c..
Septeniber 2Ac October rejected lSc Rye steady and
unchanged Barley steady and unchanged 3e septem
Der and October Faxseed active and unsettled;
common 81 10 81 10: per cent test. 81 81 better
grades 81 22a 81 25 Pork in fair demand but lower at
October y IS all the Laid dull weak and lower q
s. 32b. all the year. Bulkmeats steady; shoulders,
s3 45 clear ribs 81 20; clear sides 81 80 whiskey
steady at 81 or Eggs Sc. lOc. for strictly fresh.
Freights- Corn to Buffalo 4sc; Sc. Receiptsafour,
16l CO do rye. $1,000 do barley 1900 do. Ship
ments-Flour. 5000 bbs wheat. of 100 bushels corn;
1876 900 do oats 81 COO do 600 do; barley 900
do the close wheat steady aud firm Corn steady and
unchanged Oats irregular but prices unchanged Pork
easier, but not quotsby lower. Lard steady and un-
changed.
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August 20, 1879
Cotton firm; middling 1ltsc. low niddIng, losac.
good ordinary. iOlsc Nci receipts, D7 bales Sales 90
stock. $50
NEW ORLEANS. August 20. 1879.
Cotton nrm middlng 1loc low middling iOsac good
ordinary To- Net receipts, l1v bales receipts
lSl. sales. 2OUi last evening, 90 Stock. l.b69.
MopiLE, August 20 1870. D
Cotton nominal middling ll51c. low mddng, lV>sc.
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
NTONEy LOANED ON BOND AND MoRrGAGE;
II largo and small sums. a.. w. DlrCuErT. ? New

I oNG ISLAND CITY BoNDs.--INfEREsT ON LONG
Lsland City Bonds falling due September 1879 will
be paid upon presentation of the coupons the Marine
National Bank, New York city, and af,rr thai
JOHN X NORRIS.
City Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1879-08-27
w lrli
FIVE DOLLARS

you buy
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 1864 GOVERNMENT BOND.
which bonds are issued tho governmshS
and redeemed in drawings
FOUR TINES ANNUALLY,
until each and bond is drawn with larger %
smaller premium. Every bond must draw
prize, AS there are no BLANKS.
THE THREE HIGHEST PRIZES AMOUNT TO
2uOODO FLOkINS.
2OOO FLORINS
1900 FLORINS.
And bonds not drawing Of the above prizes mu0
draw a premium OF not less than
300 FLORlNS.
ONE FLORIN EQUAL TO 45 CENTS, GOLD.
The drawing takes place September l.
and bond bought of before the st OF Sep
tember is entitled 10 the whole premium that may be drawn
TERED LETTERS aud enclosing :, will secure one OF
bonds for the drawing For orders. crculars
an other inform alton address
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