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wholesaIe prygoods Tra.Ie.

NASHVILLE, July 10, 1867.
The dryeoods trade during the week
which ended last evening was extremely
dull There was bot little demand for
goods and the sales were very small. July
and August are always inactive months,
and are not more 50 this year than former
ly. Our business houses are well supplied
and can Gil all orders which may be made
on them. Prices are steady.
We annex quotations Of few staple
articles
PRINTs.-Standard brands l5c.
TICKINGs-25G4712c. Conestoga CO Gold Medal
45c
SCOTCH GWGHAMs-25 40 40c
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs-l1@33c.
COTTON PLAIDs-l7gS2i
AMERICAN LAwNs-20@45c
FANCY DREss OODs-25aSl 90.
ALL Wool Cas- WERs-75aS j TO-
ALL Wool IWI DS-65g 90c.
COrTONADES-2 .e Zoe.
LINEN DRrLLs-22l 5iG15c.
LINEN DUCKs-2l950c.
CAMBRICs-l4@75e.
SKIRT BRAIDS--15GSOc.
SHEETINGs-4-4 heavy sheetiugs, llQ22c, Gre
scents Toe; Tennessee premiums, lOtSc per the
balei Il per the piece; y heavy sheetings. l5,G
l4e; = do. l4@l512 e. = Osnaburgs "a cents.
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RECORDERS COURT, July 3. - Mike

RECORDERS COURT, July 9. - Mike
Starry, drunk, s. and costs
L. Coon, disorderly, S25 aud costs.
Maggie and Mamie Ferguson, same
offence, costs.
VIM. Chiffon, destroying shrubbery in
CHy Cemetery, S50and costs.
NJ NJ. Kerwin, disorderly, two cases $50
and costs in each
Oliver Belts, disorderly, $40 and costs.
All. Harrington, disorderiy, S26 and
costs.
Ia. White, do, S25 and costs.
John Quigley, drunk and disorderly,
$50 aud costs.
/ g. White, disorderly, $50 aud costs.
John LAWN, running wagon illegally,
costs.
?. H. Reynold, merchandising without
license, costs.
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OF THE BOARD OF Az
DERMEN.


an OdiOus LeRsc-COIIcetiOns-Sf
improvements = Prospective Tho
rOuGhfare from Spring to Broad-
Reference OF the Bill 10 Repeal the
Iewd Women IaW-FinaI Passage of
the Bill Taxing Bank StOck-The
Pavement Bill Tabled. etc, etc.
A regular meeting of the Board Of Al
dermen washeld yesterday afternoon, Presi-
dent Cheatham in the chair
Present-Aldermen Haynie, Chiffon,
Sloan, Brodie, Kircher, Nolen and Kin
ney.
Dr. Brodie protested against that por-
ton of the minutes reporting the passage
of bill to lease eight acres of land, pro-
perry Of the Corporation, to Hugh Douglas.
President Cheatham remarked that as
the minutes were correct, they could not
be amended.
Mayor Brown stated that he had not
signed the bill, and that the matter was
still before the Board
The minutes were then approved.
The following reports were received and
filed;
R. c. Foster, Sd, Recorder, reported col
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A SIGNIFICANT FACr.-A fact over
looked in our report Of the 4th We will
give for the benefit Of whom il may con-
cern. On arrival at tie grounds the thirty
six little girls, selected to represent the
thirty-six States took a position on the
platform. In a short time squad Of negro
men stepped on the platform and formed a
Gordon around the little misses. They re-
monstrated, but the colored men held their
position, saying they had been assigned that
place by the League and they intended 10
hold it. Gen. Carlin was appealed to- but
still they did not yield. The young misses
then we're put into the wagons and brought
60 the CITY.
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ANOTHER RADICAL MoB.-Some mis-
chievous person circulated a report on
Monday that Joe Williams, the colored
Conservative orator, would speak that
night al a point near the National Gene
terry, on the Gallatin pike, about six miles
from the city. The report was generally
believed and at night a large party Of
armed negroes gathered at the place desig-
mated, and awaited the appearance of VIII
liams, swearing they would shoot him at
sight No enc came, however, to address
them, Joe Williams being in Nashville,
entirely ignorant Of what was passing, and
at late hour the clustering crowd dis
persed in disgust
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box; TX 1Oxl4, SO 50 per box; TX 14x2O. $50 so
per box; IC l4x20, $40 50 per box; terne roofing
SIS 50 per box.
TEAs-Imperial. 81 e08l IS Per ID; gun DOW
der $2G2 .; Young Tyson, 81 6O9l 80; black.
81 5031 IS.
WHITE LEAD-Per ewt., Sll9l6.
WooL-Common, 259S5; Merino. As per To.
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HoNoRABLY ACQUITTED. - Mrs. G.
TruaT, a lady arrested Monday on charge
of stealing money from a Mrs. Goldstein,
was honorably acquitted yesterday in JUS
tice Cassety's Court, it appearing that
colored servant had done the mischief 1t
il said that a suit for false imprisonment
win be brought by Mrs Truax. The col
ored woman who stole the money has dis.
appeared
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MEMPHIS AND TIE GAS MONOPOLY
Memphis. like most all Southern cities, has
long been paving a most oppressive gas
tax. The capitalists and business men Of
that city have determined 10 erect other
Gas works, and most of the stock has been
subscribed. John Donivan, ESD, who IL
the President, has made thorough ex-
animation of the gas worbsof various large
cities in the North, and calculated the cost
of the manufacture of gas, and he reports
that gas can be furnished at one-hslf the
price now being paid by the city. The
question of starting an oppositiongas manu-
factory was discussed in this city lev
months ago, but nothing has been heard oi
il lately. We are paying in this city four
dollars and a half per thousand cubic feet
for gas. An ordinance HIS been introduced
in the CITY Council of Cincinnati 10 regu-
late the price Of gas, and the price has been
liked. after the first day Of August, at 81 20
per thousand feet. The Question arises
why should we pay 81 50, aud Cincinnati
nav only 81 IS? The difference in the
cost Of manufacture amounts 60 bat little
This question addresses itself 70 forty
thousand people in this city.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER IN SOUTH NASH
vuLE--The house Of Lewis Manning.
colored man living in South Nashville,
was entered at midnight Of Monday, and
fierce assault was made upon him by an
other negro, with a knife. Before Manning
could arouse himself the intruder had
plunged the knife into his throat, and leap
ing from the window, escaped. A oolored
man named Joe. Arnica was arrested yes
terday, charged with the stabbing, he and
Lewis being rivals for favor in the eyes Of
a dusky iamsel whom both love, not wise
ly, but too we'll, and on being taken before
Justice Wilkinson, he was committed 20
Jail in default Of bail fer his appearance on
Friday at two o'clockP. NJ He is conf-
dent that he can prove an abb.
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CHoLERA-ABsURD RUMoRs.-Rumors
are prevalent in the country, that cholera
has made its appearance in this city, and
many farmers are being kept away by
these ridiculous reports. Not case Of
cholera has occurred here this season, and
with the present rigid sanitary regulations
there ia no probability that We shall be
again reached by it.
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SALE or PROPERTY ON CHURCH STREET.
-Messrs. Anderson, johnson q Smith
sold on yesterday forty feet front on Church
street, including the house formerly oc-
cupied by John Harding, for two hundred
and seventy-two and q half dollars per
foot. This property is in one Of the most
pleasant neighborhoods in the city.
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HOME IN EDREFIELD.

WE HAVE FOR SALE A MOST DELIGHT
w full home IN Edgeheid. The house d
brick, with nine ~ rooms. large brick smoke
house, STABLES, Carriage house. &c. The ground
fronts li8 feet on Russell street, running back
no feet A beautiful Flower Garden AID
large Vegetable Bardeu; the be-t Of cistern
water. All in peItect repair The cheapest
bargain ever offered ia Davidson county.
ANDERSON. JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
june9 Il Real Estate Agents
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GONE OF THE CEDAR SNAGs"-We no.
tice with much pleasure that Col Jacob :
Gollady Is making a gallant contest Tor
Congress in the Russellyille district IA
Kentucky. Col. q. halls from the cedar
glades Of Wilson county in this state, ana
ike many other champions which that
county has produced, he will make has
marx before the country. de IS a brother
Of cur fellow-oitizen Sam. Gollady, and
also Of Col. Ed. Golladsy Of Lebanon.
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ARREST OF AN ANTE BELLUM COUN-
TERFEITER.-Co Constable West yesterday
arrested and brought before Justice Cas-
'sety a luckless wight whom he charged
with having passed, in the year 1860, a
counterfeit twenty dollar note upon the
Bank Of Tennessee. As neither the bill
nor other evidence could be brought for
ward to establish the guilt Of the prisoner,
he was discharged, and the Constable was
taxed with the costs
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A CALL FOR TRoOPs.-A petition, signed
by number Of the citizens Of Columbia,
has been received by Gen. Duncan, asking
that a detachment Of regulars be sent 10
that point for the preservation Of order.
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FENIAE Rally TOMORROW NIGHT -
The Fenian Brotherhood will hold meet
ing at their Hall on North College street,
Tomorrow Thursday night. Speeches
will be made by Gen. O'Neill and Captain
Hynes.
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THE New BELL-The mammoth bell
presented to the First Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church by Mrs. Adelicia AcSlin,
now Mrs DIR. W A. Cheatham,) was yes
terday transferred from the depot 10 the
church, and will be put up Immediately.
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NASHVILLE, July 10, 1867.
Good cattle and sheep continue scarce
and in demand. Sales of cattle the past
week at 3@5c per ID. gross; sheep 81 500
S.. Very few coming in.
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUX, rendered by
the young ladies for the benefit Of Edge
field Lodge, No. us, l. O. O. F. will
take place tomorrow Thursday evening
at Russell Stseet Seminary, Edgeield. The
preparations for this entertainment have
been carefully and deliberately made, and
it promises 10 be one Of the most brilliant
Of the season. Tickets can be procured at
Golfers book store, McClure's music store
and Eitterer and Cabler's drug store Broad
street
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CLOSING OF THE RECITATION OFFICE.
Major Alden will close the Registration
Office to-day, and no more certificates will
be issued until further orders. No colored
men have received certificates during the
past week, theblanks having been exhaust
ed. The total number of votes now regis
tered is four thousand nine hundred and
seyenty-seyeu, Of whom one thousand four
hundred and twenty-five are white, and
three thousand four hundred and ity-two
calored
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SELLING AT CosT.-Lande q Bro. have
removed their store to % North Cherry
street, and advertise their large and varied
stock Of furnishing goods at New York
cost. Call and get bargains.
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Ho FOR FRANKLIN.-A special train
will leave Nashville for franklin at $50
this morning and return, leaving Franklin
at 5:30P. N.
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THE CITY.

ErHEKIDGE AT FRANKLIN To-day
As there is a special train going out to
Franklin this morning at half-past nine,
we hope that a large number of our citi-
zens will go ont and hear this distinguished
champion Of freedom and constitutional
liberty
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CoSvIcrs FROM RoANE.-Six convicts
were brought up yesterday from Roane
county, by Sheriff Evans, and were taken
10 the penitentiary.
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ANOTHER DEsERrER.-A deserter from
Co. A 10th infantry, named Jackson, was
arrested yesterday by officer J. NJ. Arnold.
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CAUVIN Il BERTHEOL.
mario If Colonnade Billiard Hall

, Bachelors Hair Dye.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
rue and perfect Dve-Harmless, Reliable, In
stsntane0us. No disappointment. No ridicu-
lous tints. Natural Black or Brown Remedies
the i'll effects Of Bad Dpss. Invigorates the hair
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed NiRiam A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81
Barclay street. New York. [de929-ly
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Special Notice.

ON THE OPENING OF BILLIARD
Room it 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,
we thought proper to give the orphans of this
city and poor of ChattanOOga that benefit, which
we have done for the last two weeks Ana
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 to
give ten per cent. of our profit to the poor of
Nashville, from the 1st day of April, 1867, up to
October lst, 1867, (six months,j which amount
will be remitted weekly to the Mayor Of Nash
vile. We hope that the amateur billiard play
ers and the public in general will appreciate the
cause and sustain it.
CAUEIN Il BERTHE0L,
mar30 If Colonnade Billiard Hall
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Be sure and attend the sale Of valuable
property to-day on Church and College
streets by Arlington, Farrar d Weakley,
agents.
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POISONING DoGs-A number Of dogs
we're poisoned at the markethouse yester-
day morning.
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CLARKSVILLE AND PA
DUCAH PACKET.

UIHE J. L. GRAHAM, CAPITA @S%E
l. BEE. l.. GOkD. will hereafter f---L.--u4 - !
run AZ a regular semi-weekiy tf466Lit 2
packet between Clarksyiic and -
Paducah.
For freight or passage apply on board.
mays I'm
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AN eligible front portion Of an office on Church
street, in the Maxwell House, can be obtained
by applying at this Office, or at No. 70 Church
street. next door to the Masonic Hall. febl If
To COnsunPtlYes--fhe Advertiser. hav-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. Consumpti0n-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy Of the
prescription used, free of charged. with the di-
rections forpreparing and using the same. which
they will find sURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives TO be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy, it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
cet3-lydGw
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NEW YORK. July 9.--DrygoOds market quiet
rs previously noticed but erm at 17lH9ls for all
standard sheetings and lC1E@l71z for light and
42c per yard as to quality: prints 10 10 1884,
Ginghams 1903: Drills l5Gl9; all wool De
lans 4214G45.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday
morning at 1881, was 1885 at 1880, 1885 at
11I5, 1888 at 1890, and closed at 1885 at
SPIN. The brokers here were buying at
1S74@1SS and holding at 13sl@1S9.
Government securities were quoted in
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THE TULLAHoNA TRAGEDY. - Capt.
Dewitt Bennett the man who shot a
milihaman named Jones, Of Capt. Kinks
company, at Tullahoma on Saturday after
noon, while the upsy warrior was trying
20 batter down the door Of his store in
order 20 effect an entrance, has escaped
Capt Kirk arrived here yesterday, bring
ing with him one Of his own men. who
was undVr arrest as an accessory 90 the
shooting, and We understand that another
of toe militia has been imprisoned Tor fur
nishiag bennett the pistol with which Jones
was shot The man brought up by Kirk Is
TO be tried by court martial. The militia
Captain had with him number Of samples
Of liquors sad 10 have been sold to his
N en- 10y Benaesi, and which he designed
should undergo q chemical analysis
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PERsoNAL-Gen. Pillow is registered at
the 81. Cloud.
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NORTH AMERICAN TURNER-BUNp.-
Since the war began the Turner As-oci-
ations of the South have been suspended.
Steps have been taken recently, We are
pleased 10 see, 60 reconstruct them. On
Friday last a convention met at Chatta-
nOogs ia which representatives appeared
from Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville,
Joneshoro, Graels.ille, Augusta, Atlanta,
and other plAces and an Association wac
Organized under the title Of the " Lookout
Mountain association" with District
Headquariers al Chattanooga the present
wear. The hrst Annual Festival is 10 be
holden az Nashville, subject 10 the call OF a
committee having charge Of the matter.
The Naab.Z ,isag Of this city was chosen
lie organ.
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JAs.'G. 0GBEN, Prest- Chs. I. MING. Cashier
PEOP Plies BAN
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NOTICE.

FUHE GENERAL CONVENTION OF THE
Il Sigma Aipha.EPsii0n Fraternity will be held
in this place on the 18th July. 1867. All old mem
bers are respectfully requested 70 attend.
til. ii. BAXLA BROWNE
c. c. A. g. G.
Nashville, Tenn. June, 1867. je25 ID
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NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS THE ADMIN
i istratrix of the estate Of Joseph Lazarus,
deceased. | will sell nc public sale, at NO. Ga
North College street. on FRIDAY, July
p all the stock Of Goods, consisting Of Dry
goods, Boots, Shoes, etc, etc, bel0nging % the
deceased, upon a credit Of twelve months. Bond
and good security required.
All persons having claims against the estate
will present them. and all owing the estate viii
pay the undersigned.
REBECCA LAZARUS,
Adm'rX Of Joseph Lazarus.
June p, 1557.-jy2 lot.
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C,rrov RopF-60 cents per ID.

No. tUU. llGs
CoTToN RoPE-6O cents per 10.
CHFEsE-W esteTn Reserve lSg Hcper lbi hng-
lish Dairy ---; Hamburg 2Oc.
CRACKFRs-Butter Crackers Toe; Soda lOc;
DFIED FR1Irs-Peaehes. peeled. - per bushel;
rnpeeled -. Apples -.
= DRUgs-Opium ST. 50@10 per ID; camphor 81 -
a. IS; ash soda 71z9S54c; arsenic powder DSZzc
Ger M. alum Ease: aloes 5096G1l; blue mass s.
Is1: borax 42G50 blue vitriol lI9l5c; c9pperas
3J5c: chalk &C; cream tartar 45lg6Oci glue ll9ZZc
saferRtus, per Dbl, Sl2 Prussian blue 6I9sOc;
carb. magnesia 65g75c; morphine y 5U95 per o.
qunine g 5092 60 per o. ,o=,,t>-
DTEs-Logwood l4916c perlb; fustic l09l21zc
madden 149l6e; cud bear 55@iOc per 10; indigo
FSF2rT51fTs@Prunes 2o935; drum figs Csc; ZaEte
currRnts BE- rasins NJ. X. s. per box; layer - p
dates 3Oc; citron g; lemons - per box or
anges -; almonds S5g4Oe per ID
EGGs-23 per dozen.
FLoUR-Old, sl49l4 50; New. Lebanon Mills,
S1l so: Mountain Dew, Sl2; Cream Of the City,
sil 50; Cumberland Mills, $40; Rock City 81
-Dupont's sporting 50 80 per keg;
q a55I,higsssEPeT Gox, American sxlO IS; 10rl2,
GIysTSe160S7 per ID. ,-.
GRAIN-kye, no demand; corn q iy@ ~
wheat, white, 81 709l 75; amber, 81 g; red
81 90 Mediterranean, 81 50gl 80 per oashei;
oats 95c.
HAY-s25 per ton, in store.
IR0N-T Tennessee bloom bar, i052c; bloom band,
I2GI2llc; bloom nail rod, 1916; Pittsburs par.
&C; Pittsburg band, s95c per lb common sheet
IRON s. &c; charcoal, He; Russia &c.
HIDEs-Green sailed. l2c per ID; green, iOc
dry sailed, llgl5c; flint, l5c. 81,
L4RD-Leaf BE per Id in tierce; Leaf, IN hall
bbls, IL; leaf, l5c in kegs. 800.
LFATHFR-Hamess, 4Dc OAK sole, 400 JJci
HelnlOck sole, 33c; upper sides, per Dozen
5000 American calf per dOz, o5tgoG french
calf Sj0lq0
LF1D-PiF, Sc per lbi bar. 121zc.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans. s7c per gal; East-
ern syrups, s09sl 25i golden syrup. 81 s.; sor-
S1Ils-l6 penny's. s. 90 &c additional on
cor 0nsLCosi oh l5a5Oe; Ljnseed 81 75aI 90 A.;
Lard 81 sol 30; Tanners 81 UJel - Castor
PoTtToTs- per bbI.
PRovGsIONs-Clear sides. l31z per lbi RIB
bed sides. La; shoulders, 100 los; plain hams.
l4l4al Ice. sugar cured hams. lUGll1 2c.
RIcE-R8goon, lZ14el3c per ID; South Carroll
SaLT-s4 30 per bill. for seven bushel bbls
70 the trade; Liverpool. in four bushei sacks.
s = per sack.
ginger. 4oc per doz; nutmegs. 81 6Jgl 20 per Id
pepper. 3Sa84jc; siftef pimeuiO, Sc.
SFIRirs-Boarbon whisky. s3a4; Robertson
county 81 jO,e4 cid rye, 81 rectIhed Bourbon
and Robertson eOunty. s. 3584: raw whisky
s2S5a2 IS; alcohol. 8 %; brandy. S. 50gA.
suaAR-New Orleans. 18Zal6e; island,
l3si554c by the hogshead. and l6c per barrel;
refined yellow, l5'9le5ze per ID BY the barrel;
crushed and pqlyerised, lssls19c.
SEEDs-Per bushel, Herds grass. g %. Clover,
none; Timothy, - %; Blue grass. clean.
| pUne; Orchard. 50 Or Seed Oats, So, hillet.
/ - %, Hungarian grass. s. 90 Flax. s. per
/ bushel
soD1-Engiish. s9lslOc per key. sal. soda.
fALLow-l0c per pound.
TE-Bioek Sc per ID; &c 1O1l4 SIS 80 per
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New York Market.

NEW YORK. July 9-Cotton dull at 2jIlc for
midding uplands. Flour market more active
and l9025c better; superfne SIS 7OG8 30; State
$3@l0; extra western $40 40dn; choice slO0
II .; shipping Sll 30@l2 90; trade brands sll.
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NEW BUSHES

A resolution authorizing the Street Com
mittee to settle with Brady 6 Lahert was
adopted.
Petitions from Henry Weight and Mrs
Craighead were granted.
A bill permitting John F. Gunkel to
sell liquors at the st. Nicholas Varieties
passed three readings
A motion by Mr. Kinney for the APP.
pointment of joint committee to report upon
the subject of codifying the City Laws, was
adopted, and Mr.. Kinney selected as one
of said committee
Adjourned.