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DRY GOoDs.-Brown Sheetngs-lndian Head, 2oc
sSs s 2sHs aSe nsafe Fs"S. ssS sa2s Assye~ 1s
lie MASS, 3. B., alke; Indian Orchard A. $50
Gssr se H nessess ssansn
l7,sc. Y Canoe, IA Ticks-Amoskeag, 4 o. A. ooc.
aaxo SWIM River, soc Albany, i4o psnims@Amos
keag, 62hc. Haymaker, 331sc Boston, 27Kc; Warren,
32hc Providence, 2oc Mad son. 2lc. stipes-YoIk,
Checks-Kennebec. $50; whittenton, Csc. Bedford,
1Sc. Cotton Fiannel-Ham lton stout, 33Hc ; Nashua,
2sAc.; Boston, 25c; Statewide, 2s1sc. Prins-Mer-
lem l9c Amoskeag loc. wamsutta 1870 Dolaines-
Manchester 22Hc. Hamilton and Pacific, 22hG Cling
n,ms1ansassr 21hs GLASGOW 2so HartrG Yors
mond, SOC raies,ro, asszc Corset Jeans-Naumkoag
Baes eo Goored isc 'SS Vc
tory, II, 14sc Portland, lie. Thread-Coates 81 09
Green Daniels, 1870
Incl do to Liverpool 10 900 bushels tpar Saturday
afernoon at 4d 4d nearly all at the inside rate; SO
bacco at 22s Cd, and 1000 bushels corn, on private
terms To London 1000 bushels corn at 3D., and per
steamer 900 b shells corn ut 6hd The charters are
British brig Cork for orders corn 5s 3D. An Italian
brig TO Cork 5 Penarh Roads for orders 4s II to
Bristol, Cardiff. or Newport, 3s 9d brig TO Rotter
dam, with staves on private terms brig to Liverpool
PROVISIONS -Receip,s 100 bbls lard There was moro
1rnncss noticeable In the pork market but le activity
prevailed, the sales being confined to 1000 bbs at
$31 81 f32 10 for mess. closing at $32 cash
500 SO for old mss. ana $40 % s26 30 for prime.
Beef was less active but prices Unchanged sales
500 bb's. a. s17 a $2i so for now plain mess. and
$50 90 q S24 so for NV extra do. OF beef hams VIC
have only report sales OF % bbs at $46 Cut meats
were In moderate demand. but the market was firm,
ISc for short clear The lard market less active
and rather lower prices were acccpted sales 500 bbs
At lsc alSc Butter ter was vas steady, as zoe ssc for
dull and heavy. at Sc. n 22c,
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two other persons may have been admitted TO him
without pass; cannot say that LAmirande had any
amount or money about him I might have S. or
$40 abont him. he paid for his board In prison. what
money was paid for Larnirandes board camo from his
counsel; never saw woman come 10 Lamirnnde at
the jail he complained about three -four weeks ago OF
being ILL., but he had no physoian one OF the gentlemen
who To see him Mr. Spilthorn. who, learned,
was his COUNSEL Mr. Clinton seldom came there.
The further hearing or the adjourned until to-
morrow.
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State and Western -four ruled very quiet, the business
be ng confined to tho actual Of the trade,
and prices heavy the market closing dull at the
suboined quotations. with sales of 1000 boA within the
range Southern -four continued dull and heavy, with
prices tending downward; sales 400 bbs. or Canada
-four sales were reported Of only $50 bbls tho market
being scarcely so Arm. Rye -four continued dull and
unchanged Corn meal quiet but steady; sales 800
bbs Including Marshs caioric and Brandywine, the
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tue Cansrd mail steamship yeya, Captain Nooais, will
leave this port on Wednesday for fise.nccl
The mail, for Europe win close in this city r. Asfpasi
ten o'clock n the morning.
The INV Yosk REHABILITATION FOR Europs--wlll be
ready at half past nine o'clock 10 morrow morning.
Single copies In wfsppss ready for msilur sir
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The wheat market ruled exceedingly quiet, and prces
were n0minally 1c q %. lower The sales compr-ed
% 900 bushels at 50 40 for new No Milwaukee, 80 is
for No. do and 81 IS for rejected Tho demand for
corn somewhat limited, and prices declined fully lc
per bushe sales 200 900 bushels at 6Sc 60c for sound
new mixed Western, and s5c. SIC. for unsound do.
Oats were steady Al sic. $40 for new Wesern. Rye
was quite active and firm, with sales OF $1,000 bushels
Western at 81 OK 81 0a Barley and malt we're dull
and entirely nominal.
Corrov-The steamers news occasioned no noteworthy
change In tho market, which remained more or less
nominal under continued limited inquiry. Holders
manifested no des,re to realize however and the mark OF
closed rmer At the annexed quotations. with sales OF 0O
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Hsnry Chsrncey Captain Marry, VIII
leave this port on "Wednesday for Aspnwall.
Tue mails Cor Central America and the South pasinc
VIII close q, hajr-rss, ten O'Clock in the morning
The Nsw YoRK Naturalization for the pacinc--wlll
10 ready st hslfpast nine O'Clock tomorrow morning
sssse copies in wrappers: ready for mailing sis cents
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


bAxnrnoB--Cuuns.-- Medford, HAS on TUESDAY,
juno 20, CrArlsr BAsBrEaH ~ New York, io saHsH w.
daughter ~ cspten WD. Gushing, ~ Mcd'cft.
CAnTor-IRi-Asp. On FRIDAY, yune y bv tie Rev
Buckbee, At the residsrce 0f the hridc Ne. Rvne
ton street New York, wnftas cittrc- g. cArAriss
fryssvr. No csyds
Boston r9pers please copy.
HroHrs-WrArv --On "Wednesday. June -, hv tile
Rev y Travis, Epss HtGnn- 90 Mis- h.R, J. wrsrr
AL q Jersry City.
Nrassr--R,rsA--At S. Johns churoh.lon Saturday,
Juy ! by the Row Dr. Dis. L,~Rgscy NrcsSf TO Mi-s
Pstss = RrriEn b1sh Of New York city.
NwyTos-Tarfop AT Jhstianoogs, Tenn on Sun.
DAY, June IL ~ the residence cf = W. Nnson nv the
Rev. y u. McIallls, rao~ss " Rswtsr"N ". ", n
BEssu g sAsvtss daughter cf William Isyior tsl or
Ts,lofv-lc, y. ~
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Thr National Game

MISTAKE.
The match f1r the championship OF New Jersey be.
tween the kesoys and Eurekas will he played Tues.
day, at Railway, aud not a. Newark, ~ stated.
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The financial adv froui Germany continue gloomy
and increased depresso, IL before any marked
change for the better takes place.
The foreign exclsng, market wAs duh bu, nrm
Bankers bills on England at sixty days sold at
1885, Nj but towards the close Of business the lead
ing drawers asked 100 Short sight bills quoted
ITO "; commercial 1914 "a losH bills on Berlin, rs
"a; on Bremen. 7sA Z; on Frankfort, - AZ; on
Amsterdam, ~ -; on Hamburg 81 IS; on Antwerp,
sG t3kc. q 5f 1&xc
A meeting OF the stockhold Of the Atlantic Nal
Steamship Company was held today, at which vote
In favor Of increasing capital FROM 81 600 900
% 81, 100000
The business transacted at the Treasury in thi,
c,iy ts-dsy a. foiaws:--
Receipts. is......SfleG 25s For customs. =. f3a0 u00
Payuents...... 3,5Te. loo Cod notes. $50 600
Esisaco secs sg4
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S0me OF The banks have boen investing thcr surpIus
funds In government securitles which purchases
clsssed a. loans.
Tho gold market opened iull at 1885,, and declined
steadily 10 l6lk, notwithstanding the European
news reporting the Bank Of England rate OF dis
count unchanged, and decline OF III In hvc-
tWonses Inc London Stock Exchange The price sub
ssquenty advanced to 1924 but rcapsed at the close to
lsix 152 Loans made without interest aud at
per cent In favor Of tie borrower OF the coin The
quotations for oonsols and American securities In London
brought by the last tlree seamers under
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arrived safely At r'sarc but that the route he had
buried the romans Of party Of Amccsns who mad oeen
killed bv Indians. No other party OF Americans mas
CROSSED during the season and while there Is the bare
possibility Of mistake circumstances strongly indicate
the destruction OF the expedition II II knowp that
all killed might feel lsss anxiety on tho subject
but IL practice Of the Indians make prisoners OF
the white women and there every probability that tho
women " this party held somewhere In the wilder
ness bevond the mountans General Fitzpatrick, our
Minister here IL determined TO tho II they arc
alive He has despatched letters to representative at
the government OF the Ar entine republic asking
prompt and searching investigation and will prosecute
the same work from this side with all the means at his
command Nothing will BE- neglected In the pursuit. and
the effort will not be abandoned until the fate Of all tho
parties s asceraned. and II any held prisoners
unt they are restored TO the iends The passage over
tho CordIles n Bnenos Ayres has generally boon y
qarded as safe This massacre win be warning to all
and will prevent expeditions overland except when REM
derrd imperaivey necessary and made perfectly secure
from destruction BY superior numbers
roKNKsg IN TIE ANEHIcAN LEGATION
General Cook Secretary Of Legation, has been quite
sck with s0s n"w slowly @ ssoe OF hs
former from his dutiea
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NoSptf, JuIy 70 p "
BasaosIUFFs Receipts. IA s2s bbIs -four 800 DO
corn meal '2sA bushels wheat sos III d. corn
in'ssi 10 oats and s7.sii do rye The market for
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At the open beard. at ten O'Clock, the market was
strong AID active. Ere beng tho most excited OF the
railway shares The stock SOLD 69k 69h, (saes 100
shares New York Central 891s, Michigan Southern So
Cleveland and Toledo lo37s ITO, Rock Island 95s &c.
Northwestern 3lA-lreierIed Uln n o. Fort Way ne
s7k, Marietta aud Cincinnati ~ 46s, Cumberland 49,
At the first and regular hoard there very buoyant
market, especially for Erie tie transactions In which
aggregated $500 shares. The latter closed 3X
higher than at the time Saturday Read
Ing S, Michigan SoutLern u, Cleveland and
Ptsburg u, Cleveland and Toledo ], Rock
Island 9S, Northwestern 3prefcrred IA Fort Wayne
=. Ohio and Mississippi terieca es u. Western Union
Telegraph u lower. Government securities were
strong, under speculative demand. Coupon lvetwen-
ties OF 1862 u higher skies OF 1881 seventhirty
notes Of the second seres u.
Az the one O'Clock the market showed no
abatement o. strength Eric ls4es $500 sharesl sold at
Tx TAX.
At the half-past two board the speculative
feeling was uEcharged. Erie steady at
the closing price. 1T the first regular board.
Cleveland and Pttsburg vas u higher, Rock
Island =, Northwestern Y, Quicksilver 1as. Reading
lower Michigan Southern y, Northwestern pre-
ferred u, Cumberland "a, Western Union Telegraph u.
Government securities steady.
At half past ve the marx 81 closed strong at the fol-
towing quoations:-Erie 7i4 7l's, New York Central
0px a BOX, Reading lo64 l07, Michigan Southern SO
= soH, Cleveland and Pittsburg sax s4ss Cleveland
and Toledo l105 ILL., Rock Island 96a o6H, North.
western 32k a 32k-pre erred 81 q 6216, Fort Wayne
sTH o7x, Canton 55ts SO, Cumberland 49,. 46i1.
The money market continues easy at a per cent for
call osns and 51 64 per cent for first class CONNER
cia paper Owing TO the increased activity of business
the stock Exchange there is improved demand for
Ioans which releced In the statement Of the asso-
ca,ed banks for the week The loans have Increased
6o5 while tho legal tender notes have decreased
o. 28I, ,002 Tho spncie return shows an increase OF
81 0s that or tho deposits 81 $780, and that OF
she circulation $3.50 o0s The totals Of the present and
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REPORTED MASSACRE OF AMERICANS.

The mail steamship New York, Captain Marry, from
Aspnwa the 1st instant arrived at this port yester
day. The following Is her treasure st:-
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AHBorr On Monday morning July o. after few
hours illness, THOMAS ARporr In tie soth yesr Of his
age.
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NEw oBfIcrs .SD LECTURES Uroy TuE MICRO.
~ scops wce day ~ me Nsw YORK Museum N Aaatos
wy sS snsfvsv uprn frsa Y, ania lnF "
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The Charge Against Augustus p Green
for Having Permitted Lamirandc TO
Escspe-Furthcr Examinatian OF Mar
shai Murray and Testimony OF Other
Witnosses-Thc RuIes and Practices OF
tho Marsnai's once.
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FINANCIAL.

rTlREASUHY DEPARTMENT., JUNE as Ia6
Notice "a hereby gwen TO holders of ccrt Gates OF
debedness issued under acts Of Congress approved Ma
and H. 1852 that the Secretary OF the Treasury In
with said ncts and the tenor Of said certificates IL
ednsss falling duo after August 81 1895 with accrued s
es thereon, II presented FOE redemption before Y
Is 1906 and that thereafter such certificates win
bear ntersst and viii be paid presentation at the
partment, with interest only 10 said 18th OF July
RI. MccULf.OCH Scrrstsr RI
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
IA Chatham square opposite Mott street. New Yor
Six PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
Deposits made or before July 20 will receive into
from July 1. @
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Established in 1852, at
NO. % DEADERTCK STREET.,
Nashville, Tenn.

HAVING FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOTICED THE BtRBARous MODE or
: : treatment for fklNATE DISEASES. by the we o. caaac applications ANA
by the
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TREIrER.-Last night Miss JeansHOsmer
commenced the second and last week Of her
engagement. She was honored by a large
and highly spprociatiVe audience, who fire.
quently testified their approval, by snthu-
siastic bursts Of applause, which she richly
merited. Miss Hosmer is most certainly by
far the best artistic that has graeed our
boards since the great Nashville fayorites,
Julia Dean and Eliza Logan, when in the
zenith Of their glory, and it is not fulsome
praise to say she combines the grace Of one
with the elocutionRry powers Of the other.
She appeared to the greatest advantage last
evening, as "Julia," in the ever popular
play Of the Hunchback, aud throughout
the performance, kept her audience perfect
ly ~entranced, completely electrifying them
in the fifth act. She was NEST ably sup
ported by the stock company, who, during
this Iady's engagement, nave proved them
selves actors Of very superior merit. The
afterpiece Of ''The Secret brought out the
comic powers Of the establishment, and
sent all home in good humor. En- PGssant,
we must not omit mentioning the delicious
rSOroeauz performed by the Orchestra, un-
der the able leadership Of Mr.. r. Msdderni
which give additional incentive for paying
this admirably conducted theater g visit.
We wish the e%nterprising manager all the
success he deserves, aud feel certain if he
continues (as he has hitherto donel giving
his patrons the best talent in the market,
he will find the citizens Of Nashville will
not be behindhand in their acknowledg.
msnts pecuniarily.
This evening Miss Hosmer appears as
"Juliet," in shakespeare's great tragedy Of
Romeo and Juliet, a ParI we'll adapted &c
display her great histrionie powers. Secure
your seats early if you wish for good ones,
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YoUTHFUL REcELEssNKss-Yesterday af-
tsrnoon, " youthful boys, in returning
from schoolon Spruce street, became engaged
in a playful %scufis, when one Of them made
Of into an alley, and The other, in order tC
"hesd him on" made 8 circuit around the
block o n the corner Of Church and Spruce
streets. Coming pretty close together at
the mouth Of the alley making into Church
street, and the fleeing party considering
himself hemmed in, threw a rock with such
force as to indiet 8 terrible wound on The
head Of his schoOl-mate. Such occur
ronccs as these are unfortunate, and should
be regretted by al. ne refrain from men
uoning names, as we feel sure that steps
viii be taken by those whose duty it is il
the premises, 10 administer the proper cor
recti0n.
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.-Col. Fletcher, Medi
cal Purveyor United States Army, sells to
day, a large quantity of blankets, dishes
&c. The public should attend.
Captain Hamil also sells the following
property to-day:
Three ~ Locomotive Engines, in run.
ming order, five feet gusge,
Three 90 Dismantled Locomotives, IN.
serviceable.
Forty (4C) Box Cars, more or less.
Thirty (3O) Flat Cars, more or less.
Same time and place, the three large
Store Houses of the of the United State
Military Railroad, situate in close proximi,
ty 10 the Chattanooga Depot, and of the fol,
lowing dimensions:
One ~ l24xSSx24, with addition ofI24x-
24xII.
One ~ l75x36.
One ~ I2OxS5x19, with addition of Six
35x24.
Together with the surplus property then
remaining or hand, consisting of one hun
dred tons, more or less, Of Cast and Wrought
Scrap Iron, Office Furniture, &C., &c.
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Tragedy at the Peniten,iary.
A Prisoner Killed by a Maniac.

some seventeen yesrs since, a man name
Mike Mitchell was sent to the Pepitentiar.
ior robbery, for 8 term Of fAean years bu
before the expiration Of the period Of hi
sentence, he became insane-violently in
sahe-so that he was kept in irons for fou
years or more, previous to the late chang,
IN keepers Of the Penitentiary. Mr.. John
son, DESTROYS Of relieving him as much 81
possible, yet unable to get him into to the
Lunstic Asylum, though his term of serviee
was out two years ago, lOosed him about
nine months ago, and he has since evineed
considerable docility, though his mental
faculties did not in the least improve. He
was allowed the Liberties of the prison, and
was not regarded as dangerous; though &C.
c~asionslly he INDUCED in curious freaks.
but they never resulted in any harm.
A few days since, NJ. liking something
which was done by some of the assistants.
Mitchell immured them in cells, and taking
the keys from them, locked them up; and
they were only relieved some hours after
wards-Mitchell having told the keeper
what he had done with them. He is q
powerful man physically, and hence was
not easily handled, and was thus able to do
pretty much as he pleased.
On Saturday last, he had a large stick in
his hand, when he was approached by q
prisoner named Charles Wells, who was
called the "handy man" about the concern
that is, he did chores around, and could
be readily trusted, and was consequently
allowed a larger liberty than the other in
Of the building, and who asked
Mitchell what he was going to do with that
stick. Some retort, Of q jovisl nature en-
when Wells, feeling assured that
Mitchell intended mischief, commenced
with the stick, with a view to get
Ting it away from him. The maniac at first
appeared to take the whole matter as a Joke;
but after a little %scufle, he grew sngry, and
rev a knife, and stabbed Wells to the
heart.
Wells was about p years of age, and had
'een an inmate for the past seven years
been sent there from Memphis for
n~anslaughter. There were so many miti-
circumstances, however, connected
his case, that Gov. Brownlow had
'romised him a pardon, and had he not
cen slain, a few days would have found
i'm at liberty.
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6rripal and Departure Of The NolensUiHeGnd
Triune Stage.
Leaves Nashville on Tuesday, Thursday and Bat
ur1sv- Return ing, leaves Triune on Monday, We'd
ns-asy and Friday. ONCE stCIty Hotel, East side
public Square.
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

In all cases, which saves to tho patient the exravagnt prices Of medicines r Dr.
scrptOus, which viii, u many cases, cost more than the whole of b- ,tttsL
sides you save yourself the probability of exposure, in calling Cor the medicines 81
Drug Store. The oHce Is so arranged that 40 ont need 4, yu uu., there. a
business and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients and strangers, ia visiting
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" "
He further stated that the Union, the
Banner, and the Gazette had published
them for nothingj and he had ordered his
Bame-tO withdraw all advertisements from
the papers who charged for the correspond
ence, and transfer them TO the other
three.
The amendment was voted by the Cham
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Self

This vice, which is never prscticsd in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblest
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 ~eloquence or pen 10 song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti-
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
9 living skeleton. Nor are these It's final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To Be
cured permanently Of this sfliction, call on
DR.. ColsmAn, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box sos, Nah
VILE. Tom. fsb7s-p
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Connects st Lebanon with the AleKsndns Soacl
every Sunday, WEDNESDAY aud tnday win Ches,
mt gound Coach every Monday, "Wednesday and
Fjsay. Once al 81, Charles Hotel, North Market
fwna
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DRGrH OF oLp cIrIzENs.-In another por-
ton Of our paper to-day viii be fOund an
pouucsments Of the death Of two old and
worthy citizens Of Nashville. We have not
the data 81 hand when AFR. Greenfield first
embarked iu business in our city, but BY
Judgment foresight and excellent business
tact his success soon placed iii in the
'front.' rank OF the mercantile community.
As a reward Tor his energy snd industry s
competency was vouchssied TO him that
plaesd him beiond the pale Of want His
sleep in death is as serene as his life was
calm and quiet
Mr.. Baker occupied many positions OF
private trust and honor, enjoying a. all
times the fall confidence OF those by whom
he was surrounded, and diseharging faith
fully the duties Of his various positions.
Peace 10 his remsins.
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For Sale.

ONE o. The hest Residences 10 the country. r,
~ the southern part o. the ctr, nsartks term ~.
Of the south NASHVILLE H~orss-halrlad. la . fr.r
rate nsigbborhoOd The bul1lnE. n large modg-n.
r~Ho-stoFy buck, With Ten rooms, Et hem. a. 800
huck smoke house ana servant boasea goof 49,
tern, large yard, uel enciqacd, VIII lT go cf
land, paTt Of Bhicn = art rate garden NJ -
s1tn choice ruif tFeea. A part a. ussd ~ ! 49,
yard. s1fh pensJ q ~aisrs and al conrsuiancas
Tor getting wood The ~ and O.. Ralrosf n.esea
by tne corner Of he plaee. from uheh seof I re-
ceiFed for nuruiuE uurL TIE rrope~fv l. ouasds
Ne c9fP,AAea e1d i1ersfur6 exempt rom cor
poretcn aHes. GOD sprnr 3 immadatslT 49,
ioniaE ne properly. Terms easy.
A1iAfs hkLH0N a MuHFKHE.
aofl-a % ". EATT BROWNE 90.
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Losses by the Opera House Fire.

II any Of the people Of Tennessee are
anxious 10 sec more anarchy, sedition and
revolution. they can do 50 BY taking pas
SAGE upon the boilers passenger packet, the
liitie stern-wheel teamer Secession No. 2 -
\. B-No life preserysrs on board. Pas
senrers must furnish their own provisions
bedding and liqaor.-Prcss asa Tunes.
How about the medicines, such as qUi-
nine. and the like2
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FrRr. - Yesterday, about ten O'Clock, g
Ere broke u in the building known as the
oBishop's House," corner Of Market street
and Railroad, occupied at present by alarg'
number Of families. A portion Of the root
was consumed, causing a damage Of from
$500 70 $500, on which there was no insu-
rance. We did not learn the origin Of the
fra
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MARKETS.
by Telegrsph.li

.%CISCENATi, March &c.
Flour dull and prices tending downwards. W,
quote small sales choice extra At s. 50.
Coss Gull and prices easier; mixed is quoted 3
SIC in elevator.
OATS firm and in demand at 4Os45 for No. l, No
2 advanced to 40c.
Nothing done in Barley 81 Rye.
GRSCERIEs duh and prices unchanged.
WHISKY very dull, and 50 bbls at % 10 bond.
Mess Pork sold at s4 90 for city.
Lard dull at 1sc.
Provisions very duh and pnc6s nominal.
Bulk Shoulders sc packed Bacon dull, Shout
ders can be bought atl25zc, Sides 1870, and elsal
Sides 81 1915.
Eggs Use.
Butter scarce and prices advancing.
GOLD l24.