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New York

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London advices of the I'd inst. quote
United States 5-20s at rs.
Exchange on New York was in good de-
mand yesterday The banks were buying at
par@1-10 premium. andl selling at / pre-
MUM.
There was but little done in uncurrent
money, and rates were unchanged.
Bank of Tennessee was quiet at ESQ 27e
buying, and 32c selling.
Union and Planters Bank notes were in
good demand at Csc.
Southern Bank notes were dull at the adj
vertised rates.
Nashville Corporation checks were
bought at l0c discount.
Tennessee bonds sold in New York on
the 29th ult. as follows: $4,000 new at 654c,
and $4,000 ex. c. at Csc
The New York Dry Goods Reporter of
the S0th ult. says the general state of the
dry goods market is very unsatisfactory.
Buyers and sellers are alike cautious in
their operations; and although a consider
able quantity Of goods is being distributed
in small packages throughout, still trade is
somewhat centralized among leading hou-
SEES, and is by DO means active or general.
In the meantime, most ifnot all, the mills
are running only half or three-quarter
time; and yet the demand has not over
taken the production. Not few of the
mills are still lying still altogether, andthis
causes great distress among the operatives.
The following will show the stocks of
cotton on hand at the various ports on the
1st of September, 1866, the receipts and
exports to foreign ports since that date, and
the stocks on hand at the dates designated;
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THE THEATRE.-Manager Davis is
making every exertion to furnish the peo-
pie of Nashville with theatrical entertain
ments worthy of their patronage. His ex-
ertions, we are sorry to say, for the past
few days have not been responded to by
the public with the iberality he deserves.
The audience last night was slim, though
the entertainment presented was very good.
Mrs. Howard is pleasing and versatile
actress, especially in the lighter comedy,
and deserves the intelligent appreciation of
the public. To-nighr a very attractive
bill is presented, and we trust the house
NAV be filed.
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New orleans lsIarket. :AIareh 20.

CoFFog- Under the influence of further un-
favorable advices from Liverpool and Manches-
ter as well as an unusual degree Of depression in
most Ofthe leading domestic markets, the move
ment to-day has exhibited no activity whatever
from the opening to the close of business. The
assortment Offering was ample to meet the de-
mand, and most holders showed an unusual
anxiety to sell, but the greater portion Of the
buyers in view of the Gnwillingness of the for
mer to submit to concessions, steadily held aloof
throughout, deemng 1t more prudent TO defer
the execution of their orders, and await the re-
ceipt of later intelligence, Hence the sales were
exceedingly light, footing up at the close barely
lQJ0 bales, taken By eight brokers, at prices in
dicating greater ease, the market closing with
tendency manifestly downward Referring to
the above remarks. we modify, and now quote
as follows Ordinary 2514@H; Good Ordinary
27Il@2S; Low Middling .2S1zg29, ana Middling
2q14a130. The sales for the past three days com
prise $500 bales, making an aggregate for the
week of 1859 bales against 22.7OO last week,
and $500 the week before. The receipts proper
during the past week. Excluding the arrivals
from Mobila. Florida and Texas, which are in
Oluded in their respective 81 atsments) sum up
1850 bales, against IA ,5sg last week. showing
decrease ofS7l5 bales, The weeks exports com
prise 40,0l0 bales, 1870 Of which were cOastwise,
and $3.50 to foreign ports.
ToBACCo-A round lot Of % hhds. sold to-day
at l0c q h. The stock Is too small TO allow any
scope lJr large operations, and only few hhds.
are sold at tune at very iull prices. We quote;
common leaf. 5lzG719c; medium leaf, 79l0c;
fair leaf. 1O@l2c fine, l2IzSl7c; choice. l592Oc
Week 5 receipts ITO hhds; exports GO hhds.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since yes
terday comprise 40 hhds; Sugar and "a bbls.
mOlasses There is some inquiry for sugar to-
day. but little for molasses. The stock Of sugar
Is quite fair, but the market is nearly bare Of
Louisiana mOlasses. There were sales to-day Of
~ hhds. Sugar at l23sc q 10 for good common.
1910 for prime, and 1Sc for yellow clarified. A
few small lots Of mOlasses were sold, but the
particulars did not transpire. We quote Lou
isiana molasses at 60@65e: q gallon for ferment-
ing, and zoe for good. There is nothing what
ever doing in Cuba sugar. Cuba Molssses is held
st Soc q gallon. Weeks sales $50 hhds. Sugar
400 bbls. Molasses; receipts 30i hhds. sugar, It's
bbls. mOlasses; exports So hhds sugar, 6Z bbls.
molasses.
CoFFEE-The stock Is small, and the demand
il active at sl9c p h fer gold, for fair to prime
Rio. and 2iQ26c for curEeney.
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MAGISTRATES CoURTs.-The Cumber-
land Valley Insurance Company's case
came up yesterday before Squire Mathews,
at IL o'clock A. n, and Mr.. Lenoir not APP
peariug, it was postponed till 2:l5 P. NJ.
At that hour the court met again, but Lee
noir was still missing, His bail was,
therefore, declared forfeited. This puts an
end to the case at present, and DR.. C0nnor
escapes further trouble for contempt. I'm
der the law, the Justice must turn the mat
ter over TO the Circuit Court.
George Lane was bound over by Squire
Meacham TO appear today to answer a
charge of stealing 500 from Maggie Sea-
tom
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GUyPoFDER-Dupont's sporting 50 50 per key
blasting S. so per keg.
GLAss-Per box. american sxlO. So; laxl2
| SIS so; 12xl8, IS.
GIHsENG-900o3c per ID.
GRAIs-Rye 81 40 per bushel; corn. white, $50
81; wheat. none in market; oats 7563S0c.
HAY-S2@S per ton. in store.
HoNTSY-4e per ID, By the barrel
IRog-Tennessee bloom bar, l014c; bloom baud,
12gl2z3e; bloom nail rod. 1915; Pttsburg bar.
e19c; Pittsbqrg band. ssgse per ID; common sheet
iron sac; charcoal. lll<e; Russia z6c.
HIDBS-Green sailed. loo per ID; green, n &c.
d7y sailed, lie; flint. lac.
LARD-Leaf Boise per ID in tierce; leaf, in
half bbls. lS1Ec; leaf, l5e in kegs.
circumstances, 40c; Oak sole, 50@53c;
Hemlock sole, 3S940c; upper sides per dozen,
SVEN American cali. per doz, $3oG50 French
LEGD-Pig. 90 per ID; bar. l0c
MoLAssEs-N. Orleans. $4,000 per gall East
ern syrgps, SlSl %; golden syrup, 81 So sor-
N4ILs-lO pennys. 81 So SIC additional on
0ILs-Coai oil 55@6oe; Linseed 81 SOL 90;
Lard 81 Ss9l AZ; Tanners 81 5O'Sl IS; Caster
OEIoxs~Per Dbl. IS 5O94 co.
PoTAToEs-S3 2593 IS per Dbl
PROvIsIONs-Clea sides, l38l31lc per Id; rib
bed sides l21z shoulders. ll1xc; plain hams. 12l5
gl3e; sugar cured hams. 2Oc.
RIcE-Ragoen, l21z9lSe per ID; South Caroli-
SALr-sl 25 per Dbl, for seven bushel 6bls;
Liverpool, in four bushel sacks, 81 so per sack.
SPIcEs-Race ginger, 50932e per lb ground
ginger, 40c per doz; nutmegs, 81 659l 70 per Ii;
pepper, 3St945c; sifted pimento, Sc.
SPIRIrs-Bourbon whisky, Ss94; Robertson
county. 81 50t94; cid rye, S.; re5tifed Bourbon
and Robertson county, 81 5594; raw whisky,
50 1902 IS; alcohol, s. so; brandy, 50 50924.
SrARcH-S@S15c per ID.
SUa1R-New Orleans. new. ISI4@151zc; island.
l21S9l41zc by the hogshead. and l5e per barrel:
refined yellow. l4149lsc per ID by ths:barrel;
crushed and pulyerised, l7c.
sEEDs-PeF bushel, Herds grass. 50 90. Clover.
$40 so; Timothy, 81 so; Blue grass clean,
s. 50; Orchard. 81 90; Seed Oats. SOC; Millet.
81 so; Hungarian grass, 81 so; Flax, 81 per
bushel.
soDA-English. 11@ll7sc per key. sal. soda.
Sc per pound.
TALBow-l0c per pound.
TIN-Block. $50 per ID; &c i0xl4 SIS 90 per
box; TX 10xl4, $40 50 per box; TX l4x20, $40 so
per box; 10 i4x20, SIT 90 per box; terne roofing
TEIswimperial, 81 COOL rs per ID; gun pow
der, S2s2 IS Young Hyson. 81 6O9l 80; black.
81 5091 IS.
WHITE LEAD-Per cwt.. $11S16.
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OaFTUARY.

pied. January Il. 1857. after lingering III
ness. A. z. REISHARDT,
He was born ia Catawba county. Nerth Caro-
lima. August 90 1884 Thus in the primo of
life and manhood has he fallen. aud thus has
wife and three small children been beFeit Of their
only sure stay and support. Indeed the keen
est pang that the dread monster, Death. could
present in his last moments was the thought OF
leaving his loved ones 50 lonely sud helpless;
the ravaEes Of war having swept away even the
poor consolation Of leaving 10 his wife and little
ones pittance Of this worlds goods. hif up
right and manly character made al his aeqHsint-
ances his friends, and sincerely DO they sorrow
that the heavy hand Of death has besnlRid upon
one who can be so lily spared. +,
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MAN SHOT. - Last night about nine
O'Clock, Fayette Huntley, being somewhat
intoxicated, encountered on Gay street
negro, who, he says used language to him
grossly insulting in its character, where
upon he drew pistol and fired at the me-
gro, but missed his object, the ball taking
effect in the leg of j. P. Cousins, who
happened to DE standing in his door at the
time. The wound was very slight, though
somewhat painful. Policeman Arnold
came upon the scene at once and arrested
Huntley, and deposited him in the work
house. The case will come before the Re-
corder this morning.
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TENDENCY TO UNIvERsAL SUFFRAGE.
The great question Of the elective fran
chise has not only been theme Of windy
disclaimers Of Congress and the Tennessee
Legislature, but has been before the British
Parliament The question has assumed
tangible form under the scheme proposed
by Mr.. Disraeli, which enfranchises 400, 900
OF the English seris.
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OK the zsfh ult. three horse thieves were
captured ia the Limestone Cove, in Carter
county, by party Of citizens who got upon
their track. They were conveyed TO Eliza
bethton and committed to Jail to await trial
before the next term Of the Criminal Court.
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ATTEMPT no MURDER GEN. BANKHEA1

ATTEMPT TO MURDER GEN. BAHKHEAD,
or MENPHs.-B Between IL and l2o'clook
ON Saturday night, as Gen. Bankhead was
walking along Main street, Memphis, he
was assailed by some unknown person, who
struck several blows, telling him to the
earth and fraciuriag his skull Late on
Sunday night be was in very critical con-
dltion, and very faint hopes were enter
tanned OF his recovery. The miscresnt
who made the murderous assault escaped
undetected, and no cause can be assigned
for The fnnl deed
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lew York Market.
In Chnncerr al Nashxille.

State Of Tennessee-Clerks Once. Chaneery
Court at y nashville, March the sth. 1867.
Thomas J. Powell. complainant, vs.. james II.
II NJ. edm'r. et al. defendants.
TT APPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT PILED
i IN this cause that 70 deieHdantJ alacs II. King.
adm r. etc, is nonresident Of the State Of Ten
Hessee Il Is therefore 0rdsred that be enter hrs
appearances herein before OF within the first three
days Of the rsxt term Of said Court, 10 be held
on the hrst y oRday Ia Nay next. 1907, aad plead.
answer or deIuur 10 complain ants bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed ~ 10 him and
set for hearing ex pArte. and that . copy Of this
order be Published for four fusceesire weeks IN
the Nashville Union and pispatch.
A eopy-Attest: NIB. HOWELL.
Clerk And Master,
John c. Gaut, sol'r Ter eompi't NARA 4tw
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THE "FAr CONTRIBUTOR repeated his
lecture last night, with variations" to a
large and intelligent audience, at Masonic
Hall. lie goes hence to Chattanooga and
Cleveland, where he lectures on Thursday
and Friday nights. Having heard Of him
for several years, and within the last week
at Nashville and Knoxville, the people
will there turn out en- uaSse.
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RACE PooLs-NEw PLAN or SELLING.
Tom Eanes, at Mobile, has inaugurated
a new plan Of selling race pools. He has
fitted up a club room, and charges for adj
mission $40, and asks no per centnge on
the pools sold II is said TO meet the favor
of the turfmen at Mobile
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SHEET SPRINKLINa.-Th Nashville
Street Specializing Company are prepared to
tESe contracts for sprinkling streets or parts
Of streets. as will be seen by their announce
ment in this mornings UNION AND DIS
PATCH. Our citizens can appreciate the
comforts of well sprinkled streets, and they
will certainly avail themselves OF tho SER
vices of this company.
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French Brothers, No. 8 Broad street,
continue to sell their large stock of Iron, Nails
Bolts, Nuts, Washers. Hinges, Vices. Anvels,
Gum Packing, Hoes. Trace Chains. Steelyards,
etc. Our Tennessee Iron, Tennessee Plows.
Tennessee Bellows. Tenr essee Furniture need
no comment. Call and examine. We also have
six eight-wheel Freight Cars, price $3.50 each.
and platform track scale, % feet. capacity 30
tons. price $50. feb6-tf
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WE take great pleasure in calling the at
tention q OaE readers to the law card Of
Ridley & Ayent Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Judge Ridley's rePStation for Christian
character and great legal st:ainments can
not be enhanced by a newspaper notice.
His partner, though not so well known, is
regarded "a a fine lawyer.
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THE fine weather we are now enjoying
brought out the ladies yesterday in full
force, and large numbers Of them visited
the handsome establishment Of Messrs.
Fletcher & Crockett, whose new goods are
both attractive and salesble. These en-
-terprising gentlemen have reason to be
,gratifed with the success which has at
tended their opening for the spring trade
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speciaI Notice,

Room il Is generally the custom, as every
one knows, to have several champions present to
entertain the public FoR A FEW HOURS; but on
account of so much suffering among our people.
city and poor Of Chattanooga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks. And
again, as It Is sometimes the custom of giving
premiums such as watches, etc, and having
proof Of the last two weeks business that the
citizens of Nashville appreciate our Efforts to
help the needy. we have therefore concluded 70
give ten per cent of our profit to the poor OF
Nashville. from the LIST day of April, 1861, up to
October lst 1857 (six mOnths,l which amount
viii be RENTED weekly TO the Mayor of Nash
Vile We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general viii appreciate the
CAUVIN & BERTHE0h,
.-.-oo Sc CcIonnade billiard Hall
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THE NIcoLsoN PAvEMENT.-Work-
men were engaged yesterday in taking up
a portion of the Nicolson pavement, in
front of the Maxwell House, to make re-
pairs. The cut for the wheels of the street
cars had loosened the blocks SO as to admit
water, which threatened serious damage.
With the repairs all will be well again.
The bed under the centre Of the pave where
it was taken up was as dry as powder
horn."
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IT was announced few days sinea that a
duel was TO take place between Col. Banks
dale, the editor Of the jackson Clarion, and
Col. Partridge, editor Of a yiclisburg paper
Whether Barksdale found his partridge or
not we are not advised.
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TIE CHIMNEY SWEEP BOTHER.-At the
last meeting of the Common Council, Mr..
Lellyett, of the 9Th ward, got after CHM
ney sweeps who are bothering citizens with
their intrusive claims. A resolution,
offered by him, requesting and instructing
the City Marshal to look after them was
adopted. They have no Law to authorize
them to enter any ones premises and make
him pay for cleaning his chimney, and no
one need pay who does not desire the work
iona
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DAN. TREwHIrT, Chancellor in the
Chattanooga district, has decided that the
metropolitan police law is constitutional
Dams judicial opinion is published in the
Chattanooga paper, aud IS as luminous as a
JAG .with-a-lantern, and his argument is
equally as mysterious. We congratulate
Chancellor Trewhitt.
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1852 I15l5e6OL g2s4el 5Oo877
The stocks held in interior towns, from
which we have returns not included in the
receipts at the ports, are az follows;
GENERAL MARKETS.
Weekly Review Of Nashville whole
sale Markets.

NASHVILLE April 8, 1867.
business since our last weekly review has
not been good. In almost all its depart
ments it has been dull. This is the result
in great measure, OF the political Oondi-
ton of the country, and the scarcity Of
money, as well as the inability of mer-
chants to make shipments in large quaint
ties by the Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad beyond Bridgeport. The officers
of the road are doing all they can, but can
not meet the demands of trade until the
bridge over. the Tennessee is replaced.
The demand for corn, bacon, etc, has
been light, and confined to the home mar.
ket.
There has been falling off in the de-
mand for groceries, but prices remain
steady, whilst the stock on hand is just
about equal to the demand.
CerToN.-The cotton market since the
date of our last weekly review has been in
active, but little being sold daily. There
has, however, been but little variation in
prices. The sales Of the week amount TO
barely 648 bales at 2O@251c per ID. A
few bales were sold at &c to-day and Mon
day, but that was above the market, and
for very superior article in both instan-
ces. The sales yesterday were as follows
90 at 25s; 2 at 251 8 at %; q at ESQ
255 q ct 253i at 81; 30 at2l@253 8
at 21}, the market closing fiat.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Orleans Market.


New ORLEANS, April 1.--Cotton aetive and
firmer sales $500 bales; low middling 2s19l5;
receipts 4574 exports SOL.
SUGAR-Unchanged
MoLAssEs-Steady and unchanged.
New York Dry Goods Market.
EEw York, April l-P. M.-Dry goods market
quiet and steady az 2lc for Indian II and Allan
tic A sheetngs; 201Sc tor Atlantic II and Pacific
A and and Appleton do; sc for Augusta; 19c
for Nassau extra; l612c for Amoskeag b. lie for
for Dwight W: and lie for Portsmouth P; 25@
&c for Bates 36-ineh bleached muslin; 25c for
Masonyille do. &c for Andrascoggin; Zoe for
Langdon l416c for Great Falls s; PIG for Utica
5-4; SOC for do "a; S5c for do. 1914; lS@l3Sc for
Sprague frock prints; l6@l713c for Pacific; lac
for Waukegan dark do; lie for Gleneave do,
and 911c for Haney. Prints and ginghans steady
at 24c for Glasgow, and DC for Lancaster. De
makes of common cloths; 23c for Pacific cash
mere effects; pc for Pacific robe de ehambre;
2Sc for Manchester cashmere effects. aud zoe for
Manchester robes de chambre.
Cincinnati Market.
C1xcIySATI.. April 2.-Flour arm and IN
changed trade brands 81 509sl3 50. Wheat
higher but unsettled No. 2 spring 81 IS. and
No. winter 50 %. Corn fImer. at ssGoge in
sack and SIC in ear. Oats advanced. Ole. Rye
81 90. Cotton, middling held at 21c; Provisions
dull and dropping: mess pork 81 BOSS w
bulk meats SOLE; bacon lse54c lover; lard
lSl4c; Cheese 17@l71zc. Glover seed go co.
timothy 81 80.
Foreign Markets.
LoxDox, April 2-No0n.-Consols 81; Erie
500: l. c., TS54; United states 5-2Os, 70.
LryEBPooL, April 2--Noon.-CottOR dull
slightly declined. Breadstufs frmer. prices ad-
yaDciug.
Louisville Market.
L,ouIsvILLE. April 2--sales 90 hhds tobacco
ut fnlI prices. So 25eDSls 80. Superhne four
So 5OalO .. Wheat nominal. Corn firm at -
Ca75e for shelled. and T0@72e Cor ear Oats 6i@
65c. Mess pork 81 IS. Bae0n-ShOulders 91zc;
clear sides 1876. Raw whisky pc. Cotton 20
26i1c.
st I.Ossis Market.
ST. LOUIS, April 2.-TObaccO steady at $50
II IS for leaf Cotton nominal Of 27e for strict
middling Flour active; medium and better
GRADES 25(D50c higher; superlne S9g9 - extra
Sll double extra 81 509l4 Is; choice do Sl5'S
Is. Wheat stiff and hi CHER at ~ 70f92 IS for
prime and choice spring; s. 2Jg3 20 for strictly
prime. Corn--eupply snail 81 Ol1l bZ TOR
mixed yellow 81 0l9l Or white 81 Ot6pl lS,
Oats advanced. Bacon unchanged Lard and
whisky nothing doing.
New York Market.
NV YonK, April 2-Cotton dull and heavy
lc lower. sales 2000 bales at 2g1z99e for mid
ding uplauds. Flour steady. Whisky quiet.
Wheat hrm and quiet. Corn active at 8 q for
mixed Western: 81 y for southern ysllow.
Oats ts}t67c. Cofee-St. Domingo in bond ll1sc
in gold Sugar more active AZ l0Sl01fe. Cuba
rn0iasses quiet. Pork 81 s92i for new mess.
Money &c for call loans. Sterling dull al SIC.
Gold arm et 81 3i)s. stocks unchanged.
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THE Gus suburban property belonging
10 eae late DIR. J. NJ. Watson, containing
eleven acres, was sold Yesterday for $4,000
cash. This property is intrinsically worth
$4,000, and would have brought it a few
month"; since.
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s. X. n. PATTON Is an independent
candidate for reelection as the Representa-
tive of Washington county in the Legisla-
tuse. The Jonesboro Flag is opposed to
him bseanse he is not sufficiently Radical.
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To THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.-Your at
tention is respectfully called to the daily
arrival by express, Of custom made Boots
and Shoes at the Nashville Shoe Store,
"A North College street.
mch 26-3m, NJ NORTHEASTERN.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable. In
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ridieu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful The genuine is
signed william 4, Batchelor. All others are
mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York Ide029-ly
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REMEMBER Crunk, Dodson & Co. sell at
Mrs. Stewards, three miles on Broad
street, large assortment Of trees Of all
kinds this morning at 10 o'clock Come
sone and all.
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NASHVILLE Dry Goods Trade.

NASHVILLE, April 8, 1867.
The dry goods trade during the past
week has been very encouraging. Our
merchants have been kept busy, and re-
tailers, who have been in the habit of
making their purchases in other markets,
were amongst the heaviest buyers. They
discovered that it was to their advantage
to get their supplies here, the variety of
goods, prices, etc, justifying them in their
change of base. The fact is, Nashville is
one of the best dry goods markets in the
Union, and our houses can compete success
fully with jobbers in any city east or west.
We subioin quotations for various lead
ing articles:
PRINrs-Standard boards, lie
TICKINGs-2l@4719c. COnestOgac co Gold Medal,
45c.
SCOTCH GINGHAMS-25 to 45c.
DOMESTIC GINGHANS-l7@33c.
COTTON PLAIDS-l7g35c.
AMERICAN LAwEs-253@
FANOY DREss GOODS-25gSl 90.
Ali Wool CAssINERs-75GS2 10.
ALI Wool TWERDS-659 92Iac.
ToTToNA DEs-2596Oe.
LINEN DRILLs-2218 GGT5e.
LINEN DUCKs-2l9S0c.
CAMRRICs-l4975e.
SKIRT BRAIDS--759S0c.
SHEETINGs-4-4 heavy sheetings. 1926. Ten
nessee premiums zoe: q heavy sheetings 100
Zoe; y do. l69l7c; "a 0snaburgs 8e.