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RLooD. TAeo. RLoon


Mountain Hummer Gets frightened
and Fires His Pistol fn AIR.
Last night about 8 O'Clock, as Mr.. j. C.
Allen, Mississippian who has been stop
ping in the city for two or three years past
and is engaged in prosecuting the celebrated
Downe's property lawsuit, was walking on
the outside promenade Of the City Hotel,
he was fred upon through the hotel win
dew, without any provocation, as we learn,
By one Capt Hathaway, former officer in
Blackburn's bully blood-suekers. Fortu-
nately he was not hit. A large crowd, OF
course, collected at the hotel, but no arrest
was made, Strange, too, IS We learn that
the City Marshall was seen in conversation
with Hathaway few moments after the
shooting.
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The sales on the 18th were as follows /:
FIRST BOARD.

Call loans on government securlu es con
time to be negotiated at 3 per ceut. The
New York Post says: .a
"The money market Is without change,
the supply plentiful aud increasing. The
rates are the same, but it is likely, With
the prevailing disposition TO sell govern
ments by those who hold them upon mar
gins, that the demand for money will
lessen, and reduction in the rates for call
loans thus rendered probable"
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TrH R CITHlG I


II will be remembered that Xeatman,
Shields s Co. have a large sale Of dry
goods, etc, this morhing.
". +. Wards Seminary for Young La
dies will open September 81. The merit
Of this institution are 30 well known, that
il ia the largest and most successful school
IN the South OF Southwest. tFf
Geo. c. Allen a Co., Cotton Factors, cor
ner Broad and College streets, have iafge
stock Of Caryer's celebrated cotton ginss
which viii De sold 10 planters and mel
chants on liberal terms.
A good cook can obtain permaani h ss
in the country by application a. tins 20 ONCE o.
house servant h Wanted as 40, 80 -
North Spruce street.
See advertisement Of r. y, u Sno nv
standing timber for sale on the Tennessee
river.
SIMMER boarding 10 pleasant and ac-
cessible locality. Apply at this office.
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IA FOIL PLAY.
sz"fder Of Major Frans Nancy at New

Murder Of Major Frank Nancy az New
aE Orleans. ~
10 addition to the testimony adduced at
the Coroners inquest over the body Of Msi.
Frank Nancy, copied from the New Orleans
papers and pubIished on our frst page this
morning, We learn from letter received
on yesterday by Gen. George Nancy, from
Judge ]. B. Robertson, of New Orleans,
and written tEo days after the unfortunate
occurrence, thst he was in company with
Major Nancy two hours previous to his
death; that be was perfectly sober at the
time that Major Nancy was looking ex-
ceedingly thin. having lost thirty pounds
Of Aesh within few weeks, from two
severe hemorrhages, and that his
physicians had recommended the use Of
stilnulanis. He also said he intended leav-
ing for New York on the 9th. Soon after
he and Major Nancy stepped into saloon
AMI drank togethef--the frsi, Major Nancy
said, he had touched in year or two. They
then separated, and 10 t8ohours Mai. Nancy
was lifeless corps. The man who has been
AANnbCA1 anu win LO AOhbt NC RACNCA AAS
murderer, was named Quintero, notary
by profession, apd has many friends among
the first citizens of New Orleans.
The affair has created great excitement
in New Orleans, and the gnih and shame
Of Col. LueketPs part 10 the affair Is upon
the tongues Of every one. At best, twas
a foul assassination Of as brave q Tennes-
sean as ever drew a sword in defense of his
county. II was not drunken quarrel Of
the moment but deadly feud Of long du.
ration. The murderer dared not face the
courageous Nancy fairly and s1uarely but
when at disadvantage he plunged the as
sassin's dagger to his heart. The eowardly
scoundrels will and should be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law.
The body of Maj Nancy arrived in the
city on Sunday last, and was deposited in
the vault at Mt. Olivet Cemetery, from
whence il will be buried to-day. ..-
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FIRE IN THE COUNTRY. "A cottage on
the Brick Church pike, occupied by two
widow ladies named Hester and Moore,
was burned 10 the ground on Sunday morn
ing about 3 O'Clock. As no FIRE had been
used on the premises during the day, the
conaagratiou is thought to have been the
work Of 40 incendiary.
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ST. Mays ORPHAN ASYLUM PIC-NIC.--
We return our thanks 10 the clever sisters
Of ST. Mary's Orphan Asylum Tor a CON-
plimentary invitation TO their fourth
annual picnic, at Raine's Grove, on the
Fourth Of July. Il is to be given for The
benefit of the little needy orphans whose
wants should be first in the hearts Of every
beneyolen; person, and we bespeak Tor
them large gathering.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fo'lse !, 81, sl: s1s .. ss.s- = IN


The undersigned. on behalf Of the Taxpayers
of the section of country lying sdjaeent. to the
corporate limits Of the city Of Nashville proper,
now known as the 10th ward ofsaid city, hereby
foreBarns ali parties interested from observing
or regarding in any manner whatever, directly,
or indirectly, aeertain communication snelosngI
a blank certificate from B. ]. Sheridan. Reve-
nue. Collector for said city in which it is sought
By the said Sheridan and city authorities,
to have all parties specify and set forth under
oath all their taxable property. on which. by
the aid Of recent action Of the Legislature, Il is
inteaded to enforce the collection Of exorbitant
and illegal taxes A recognition Of this notice
BY any parties in the said section. or a volEn-
tssy payment Of any corporation tax. viii be q
taeit admission on their part Of the legality of
the incorporation Of this section into the city Of
Nashvilies and operate il detrimsnt in the law
suit now being vigorously prosecuted in the Su-
preme Court Of Tennessee, which recognition
or admission on the part of any interested. II j.
all important and desirable to avoid.
Very respectfully, a tsi sEs
jun2s lw w. II. McNAIRT.
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MEAT THIEF.-John Patton, the negro
charged with killing and skinniug a COW,
the property 0 { another man, was tried be-
fore Justice ] w Bush, Of Fairfield, Sat
urday, and committed by that officer to
Jail ON Saturday night On yesterday he
was taken out on a writ of habeds corpus by
Judge Cary Of the Circuit Court, but was
remanded TO prison Cor further examination
O. .ay
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 3 NoRFH cuERRY srREEr,

Union and American BlOck)
Has on hand all the new Summer
styles, In white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOcks and Sacks; new shades
In Cashmere Skeleton Suits ; brown
Duck and Tan Linen Suits ; striped
Linen and Searsucea SHIFTS; new styles
in CheYoit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and GarabaIdi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
check Linen; Boys School and Dress
Suits, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel, brown and check Linen eIe.
CANT Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect fitting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, all styles Ties,
Trunks and Bags. Tfa
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FuRoRE on CRUcH STREET. Quite
sensation was caused on yesterday morning
by the plaintive howlings Of some unfor-
tunate customer afflicted with that direful
disease, known as tooth ache, in the Office
OF one Of our physicians on Church street.
Ouite a crowd collected aud busy news
mongers got ready their chin instruments
for gossipping a sensation. No damage
done, however, only to the pstiert
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DANCE AT HoBsoN's CHAPEL.-We
learn Of a gay affair TO come of at Hobson's
Chapel on Thnrsday night next The
young men of Edgefeld have the thing an
charge, and Of course lively time is an
tscipated.
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ARE VIZ TO Rave A PARK The
many discussions and propositions that
have illed our city papers in regard to an
eligible cite Cor a city park, it is to be
hoped will not cease until such q Teqaisi-
ton ID supplied The ball has commenced
rolling now, and we fervently hope it will
not stop until some place of the kind IS BE-
cured. Nashville has too long remained
in old "iogydom." Buy a park by all
means
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Fun AT THE DRIVING PARK on THE
FoURTH.-All other jollities Of the Fourth
are likely 10 be eclipsed by the enterpris-
ing managers ofthe Driving Park. Their
programme will be out to-day. The fun
will be made up Of trotting and pacing
races, together with a grand old mule
stretch, etc, etc.
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MUnpEREE CAGED-Martin Bradley
charged with the murder OF a man by the
name Of Parish, some twelve months ago
IN DsKalb county, was lodged in jail at
this place yesterday by the Sheriff Of that
county
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TouIaVilla IInrh4f.

LOUISVILLE, June 2s.- Tobacco 6rmer /;
sales Of rs bids iugs al 81 5097 rs ;
medium leaf $109l4 so; Trimble county
cutting sSlss91S 70, Wheat unsettled, at
81 75(G2 for new and old. Flour dull /;
superfne 81. Corn 90993c. Oats 100 7sc.
Rye 81 759l SIS. MesspOrk s2s Lard
in tierces 17tc. BacOn--shoulders l3(S
13te; clear rib sides l6aci sides l7(S
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A BOGUS PROFESSOR. Many of our city
readers so sublimely humbugged by one
Miss Augusta st. Clair, who lectured at
Masonic Temple last February, on "Mat-
rimony," viii remember the little squint-
eyed scoundrel, Prof. A. NJ. st. Clair, who
passed as her "pa." (Oh, yea, Of course
they remember him, he drel0 lasting i'm
preston upon their minds.) Well, he
went to Steinway Hall, New York, and
gwindled the Workers in the same style.
Do Saturday last he passed through this
city on his way South. We saw him at
the Decatur depot and he saw us We knew
him, and he made a brilliant dash TO get out
Of our way. He was by himself-he had
len Miss 'Gusia somewhere else. Proba-
bly, he proposes TO stop in some Of our un-
sophisticated villages aud descant upon
single bIessedness," or "sich like" II so,
we warn our friends 10 give him a good
"ducking" in some cooling stream.
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DELEaATEs FOR NEW York the
past two days the trains from the South
have been crowded with the large number
Of delegates and visitors to the New York
Convention. A large party from Alabama
pass through Sunday. On yesterday even
lag the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company we're compelled to put on four
sleeping cars, beside number Of passenger
coaches.
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No COURT YEsTERDAY.-The United
States Circuit Court did not convene yes
terday, owing 10 the absence Of Judge
Tngg, who did not arrive until late 10 the
afternoon.
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GONE TO NJ Oak Am ong the dele
gates for the New York Convention, are
our colored citizens, the joviAl Cesar
Jones, and Jos +. WiIliam ms the Colored
Conservative orator.
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PaschaII mouse Drawing.

Iudge Lanham has announced thst the
PaschSu Homes drawing win come of
promptly on the frst day n JsAy. The
public Gao rely on this statement. There
uin Be- no postpoaemsaf. The number Of
certificates ia Nashville lie limited. Those
who design investing must do 40 soon, or
lose the chance. W. II. RHEA,
Agent for Psschall House,
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT. 49, Yesterday
evening while Mr.. Curley Phillips, young
man about twenty years Of age, and in The
employ Of ID. b. Hicks, ice merchant on
North Front street, near the Square, was
ohopping ioist 10 the ice warehouse with
Ratchet, the tool slipped and severed the
leaders Of his left hand in twain. lie will
probably lose the use Of his arm.
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Gold is without change. The following
are the New York quotations Of yesterday;
Opened at l4OB, was l4OI at 1850, 14OI at
noon, aud closed at l40t at P. NJ Deal
erS here were paying 1894, and holding at
400. ..s t.-........
s Government securities were quoted in
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WRIGHTs GREE AND EASY LAST
NreHT.-The system of " free and easy
concerts, Just inaugursted by Geo. Wright,
under the Porter block, are likely 10 be
was densely crowded.
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NASHVILLE GESrus AHEAp.- Every
body in Nashville is acquainted with
CriddIe Wharton, Of the firm OF j. I
Wharton 4 Co. Druggists, IS Union street
vet everybody in Nashville doesn't know
what an inventive mind he has He has late
~ invented, and forWarded the model for $
patent, for whathe calls, and what we think is
Justly entitled 10 the name Of "The Model
Tumbler Washer Il consists Of main
water-pipe OF about one-hslfinch bore; this
IA silver-plated and has as many small tnbos
inserted Ia 1t as the glasses require, which
IL two 10 each glRss or tumbler. One tube
throws a stl cam on the inside and the other
tine iet upon tho outside Of each glass. The
stream within plays upon silver-plated,
ieathered spinner, something like a boys
"0uner-mill," which spins with wonderful
speed and dashes the water upwards and
all around within, the tumbler inverted
over a. At the same time the little let
outside ascends some twelve or eighteen
inches m a beautiful miniature fountain
stream aud comes down ia a showery spray
upon the tops and outside Of the glasses.
When the tumhler Is removed the SPINNER Is
stopped by a small button or can. which
interoepis the stream within and turns ID
dowhwards into the hasin on repIaoIng The
tumbler the cap is hroWn aside out az he
stream which again sets the spinner in
rapid motion, ADD Il dances merrily n irs
own tiny singing music and the swec,
ripping Of the water. Everybody should
90 and see il, he has it in full RUNNING orde,
an connection With his Ice Cream sd
Fountain a
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To ADJoURs.-The business Of the
Chancery Cont for this term win be
finished some time this week, when that
court will adjourn for the season.
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PERsoNAI.--Capt Frank b. Gurley, Of
Huntsville, Ala, is stopping at the St
Cloud.
Judge Trgg arrived in the city yesler
day afternoon, and viii open his couri thu
morning.
We had the pleasure Of shaking the hand
Of our ''boon-light" friend, DR. Jno. Moore,
Of Columbia, yesterday. He is en- route for
the Convention at New York.
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To GRANGE HANDS learn that the
furniture Of the City Hotel Is TO be sold in
few days, and that the Hotel is 10 go into
new hands. aH fsar
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JUvFNuE MINISTER PROM RUTH Err
roRp-On yesterday a rather greenish
looking youngster, not yet ont Of his teens,
wearing sanclimonious air, but without
the sacerdotal robes, stalked up to the
counter Of the City Hotel and registered
his name as. Rev. G. w. II. Blanoh, Muir
freesboro, Tenn" The affair CREATED con.
siderable merriment among the knowing
ones, aud caused the deep dyed sinners and
bummers in the bar room 10 ope' their
ewes with amusement Who IL hep
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MORRIS PowERs has the beet and cheap
est shirts and furnishing goods to be found
in this market, and warrants them to give
abstraction. eod-2w
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Choice New Wheat Flour for salelat W. W.
TOTFEN'S, at grealy reduced prices. by the
sack, barrel or ear load
.a - NO. % NORTH COLLRE ST.. &.
june2I lm Nashville. Tenn.
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> NEW YoRK, June %. Money easy
and steady; 394e on cali. Sterling T09
lot. Gold 14O3@t40t. Old Tennsssees
-9i new 704 - q WEI EI.l-a -
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MoRE UNRULy BoYsR BLuE.-Anoiher
squad Of Company II, forty-Gfth United
States infantry, arrived 10 the city yester-
day from Chattanooga, e'corting bevy Of
prisoners from their command for the court
martial now ia session here, charged with
minor ofenses. .. ...
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SEQUEL.

The above incident met our ears some
weeks since while travelling through the
place Of its occurrence, and had entirely
slipped our memory until two days since.
A sight Of " Charmer" at one of our hotels,
brought the story back. Being acquainted
with him, we accosied him with an inquiry
as to 4" how the girls were in his village"
"0h, blast the girls" he replied, and i'm
mediately turned his conversation to his
destination, which he told us was Omaha.
Humph, no we said as a thought of the
cause thereof flashed upon US.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court yesterday
a new trial was granted 10 the case OF
Robinson as Hickman. ... .r......
The csse.of Lemont Is. III. 8. French, ct
ais., for an action Of eiectment on a lot on
Front street, was commenced yesterday
and will be likely TO engage the attention
of the court the remainder Of this week.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign markets

LIvERPooI, June 29-Eveuiag Cotton
closed quiet and steady sAEes 10000 bAles
uplaBds 1l4@1lsd; Orleans li49llsd
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POLICE COURT, JUNE Or. Pinner
larceny ofS2 Is in United States currency {;
discharged by Commissioned Davis.
Joseph Fields, asssulting Alice Wright
with knife continued.
Mathew Quinn, assault and battery on
his wife costs.
Albert Nicely, drunk aad making loud
noise on the street So.
Chas. Hanley, assault and battery $50
Manda Foster, assault and battery with
gun, in two cases; $40.
Jas MahOod, assault and battery $50.
j. w. Meehsm, using abusive language !;
$25.
Lucy Armstrong, larceny ninety days
in workhouse.
Jno. Dawson, assault aud battery on Dan
Casey continued.
q. s. Taylor, assault and battery, and
aiding and abeIsing continued.
Mrs Miller, using abusive language s..
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INsTITUTE.-We
have just received from our friend Col. r.
I. p. Allen, catalogue Of the officers and
cadets Of the Kentucky Military Institute,
located at Farmdale, near Frankfort for the
year just closed. In glaneing over IFS
pages We find registered the names Of come
forty Tennessee boys, out Of a total Of one
hundred and seventy-seVen, and among them
several Of the most promising young men
Nashville possesses. The Institute has
Just closed an eminently successful term,
graduating It's lirst class since the cessation
Of hOstiliiies. We here take occasion 10
let slip a few commendsiory remarks in
regard 10 this Institute, unsolicited, il is
true, but truly merited BY school whose
past and present career has been marked
with 20 I1nch success in the educational
world. Situated ss IL is in quiet retrest,
away from the din, sod suares, and tempta-
tons OF q city life, with every comfort
heart can wish for, = thorough curriculum
and rigid discipline, fashioned from tha,
Of West Point il certainly possessss de-
cided advantages for a thorough training
Of the physical, intellectual and moral
mau. Aside from It's other attractive
features, il is conducted BY Col. Allen,
Superintendent, who is a graduate of West
Point Academy, a thorough educator, and
a Christian gentleman, one under whose
care. the student Of any pretensions what
ever 10 study, attention and discipline, IL
sure 10 leave the threshold Of the Institute
A poliahed man.
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ew York Market.

LoEpos. June 90 Eyening.-Money
6snsE. consoIs slsl9sAEd. Bosas Tst@
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcnsEATI, June % Flour dull
and nominal family So 50@9 rs. Wheat
$292 10. Corn SS9S4c. 0ais 75c.
Whisky S3@35e in bond. Pork $27 IS.
Bulk meats-shoulders l33 sides lie.
Bacon l2t@l6@l69c; hams 1s@l94c.
Lard l6c. Coffee 22@4lAc. Butter "a
AOA1, T. L.,
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81. Louis Markea.

ST.. LoUIs, june FlOni--no mar
ket. Wheat dull and dropping. Corn dull
at sO@S5c Rice l4@15e Provisions
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NEW YoRK, Junsl 29.-Cotton quiet
and steaday sales $40 bales. Prices IN
changed. Rice quick. Cofes nominaily
unchanged. Sugar qgiet; Cuba 11s(a
l2ic; Porto Rico 13e. MoIasses quite
nominal. Flour dull and 5(a10c lower.
Wheat 81 ss@2 10. Corn SI6l %
New VorIz Drys0Ods market. -
NEW YORK. June 2o.-Heavy brown
sheetings best makes l73@1Sc; seconds
l63(9I7c; prints l13912ac; dark styles
l3@c; white prints IO1c- thI -
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~ eH#t "a
How an Irresistible ~ Young Man
was Completely sOld-Revenge is
sweet, Especially 10 Women. -
10 one Of the quiet and PLEASANT little
villages of North Alabama, chat skirt the
line Of the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road. and not great distance from Hunts
vile, there resides, foF 81 lelst did, a
dashiDg young cheyalier, who ioaghi bis
way calamity through the '9ase unpless-
antness," and who is now the possessor of
handsome figure and all the other attri-
butes money inclnded] that 90 to make Up
a ladies' man. BE possessed, also, what he
considered thorough schooling in the
game of hearts--or what IS more generally
known as the lstter-day pastime, Irritation.
Now this young man one day in spirit
Of boasting, said 70 party Of lady acquaint-
snces, that he had never as yet been worsted
in courtship-conld produce documentary
evidence of his captivation Of at least
dozen girlish hearts in the village already
--swore that he was irresistible and iEpreg-
0ohJs-cnuld
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FINANCE AND TRADE

80 - ~ 80
4 NAsAVfLLE QUOTATIONS.. ~
SEIfEr srkrzs AND ogHxn secuErsins.
= - - $780, ft-rss---te
5-1s, "a serles. .4
bks, 70 series
b-4s, New ~
l94ts- o. Il
7-9s I'd and q ...l0s
Comp pound interest Notes. MAY. 1s654s.. -.ll9
III = ASs. lls sss lls
- - AOct. Is6s-- LII
Tennessee Bends. Y
- Coupons --.--s.-s --.----..------..s~~-. 50
Louisville Nashville K < Ssoef ;,..-:;,,,'.-- 81
Nashville 4 Chattanooga K. r. Stock. 20
Nashville and ChsttanSega r. K Bonds~.-.'o5
Nashville Corporation Checks-.--.---..-..--.-.. -
t.'a-ifs tna B0nds------'-.'-',-,--'- @
CoupoRs--,-s,-s---f. y l..
Soath Nashville Street R. K. Stock. -......-... q
Suspension Bridge ,----.-.lQ9
Davidson COUNTY Bonds-.--....-.--.--. s--'. ~ :
Ptenters Bank -
unlon BANK ID
SPECIE:
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NeN Orlenns NEarkei..

NEW ORLEANS, June 90. Cotton
dull and steady; middlings zoe, Receipts
10 bales. Sugar aud mOlasses nominslly
UNCHANGED