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SHOCKING SUICIDE.
Mailman Throws Himself Before
Hallway Train and IL Torn 90 Pieces.


Mailman Throws Himself Before n
Railway Train and Is Torn 90 Pieces.
We have still another suicide to record
to-day, and one which would go a long
way back to find anything like precedent.
As a southwark bound train of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Railroad was enter
ing Stevenson, Ala on Thursday at half
past twelve o'clock, an old man suddenly
jumped upon the track, some fifteen feet in
advance Of the locomotive, and throwing
himself upon the ground with his face
downward, was torn to pieces as the swiftly
moving train came laundering onward and
over his PROSTATE form. The pilot of the
locomotive struck him first, and throwing
him about, the head was completely sew
cred from the body, and rolled over the
track as if it had been cleft by guilIo-
tine.
A crowd soon gathered about the man
gled corpse, which was ascertained to be
that of Martin Dillon, semi-insane man,
between fifty and sixty years Of age. A
COroner's inquest was held and verdict
of suicide rendered number of wit
nesses testified before the jury that Dillon
was under the influence of liquor, and that
he had recently several times declared his
intention to destroy himself.
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RUsINFss NOTICE.

Capt THOMAS 5. HAYS. having purchased an
interest In the UStoN AND DIsPATcH. becomes
from this date one Ct its proprietors. The firm
name of the new concern will be JoNEs, HAYS
A Co.. by whom the business Of the establish
ment will be continued as heretofore. at the old
stand. corner Church and Cherry streets. oppo-
site the postonics.
Capt. Hays was born and raised in this city.
and is well known for his courte5y and amiabili-
" NJ a gentleman. as well as ipr intelligence.
integrity and promptness as a man of business.
He will have charge Of the business department
of the office. and will be found in our counting
room.
The enui business Of the old firm having
passed into the hands Of the new, Capt. Hays
will also settle that. and will give all proper re
ceipts and acquitances.
Being fully prepared 10 do all kinds Of print
ing promptly and 10 the best manner. the new
firm solicit continuance Of the liberal patron
age extended 20 the old
January ~. ls6S.
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vanced. Low middliugs 25; upland mid
dlings 25f good middlings 263; Mobile
POI Orleans 26l. P. M.-Cotton--De-
mand active. Sales to-day 10000 bales
middling uplands 25a@26.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-1:2O p. M
Sales to-day $4,000: bales to arrive 1Ofd
upiands los Orleans l03 afoat 332, 900
oales5 last year 424, 900; American, ahoat.
loO,OOO; last year 10000 p. M.-Cot-
ton market bouyant; sales $4,000 bales /:
upland middlings l04@10sd; Orleans IOl
@l0sd
LONDON, March p, 5 P. M.-ConsoIs 90
G9Ss. United States bonds 72!.
WHEAr.-Very little offering. We
quote 81 2O@2 so per bushel.
FLoUR.-superine $40; fancy brands
IA 5O@I5.
CoFFEE.-A good supply. Java $50
40; Laguyra IS; Rio 22@26c;
SUGAR.-There are large stocks on hand.
Orleans l4l@164c; Demarara I6@I6Ic;
coffee A 17le; B 17Ie; C lie; crushed
and powdered Isle.
LARD.-In tierces 152@l6c f.; in kegs
16lc.
BACoN-There is a larger stock than
usual shoulders liz hams 14l a 15c; clear
sides 15c.
SALTS 70 for Z bushel barrels.
MOLAssEs Golden syrup 81 25@1 50
per gallon Eastern syrups s0@S5c.
BAes.-Reserved gunny bags 24I bur-
laps, ? bushel, 173@1S; do. 4 bushels, 24c.
CANDLEs-Star 173c. S. % per box for
stearine.
LIoUORs.-Whisky, Robertson county,
So 25@4; Bourbon, 50 5065. Brandy
Peach, 81 SO; Apple, 81 Cognac, $3.50
&c; imported French, $4,000. Port and
sherry, So; champagne, $1,000; imita-
ton of champagne, S15@16.
STARCH.-Sc per ID.
CoTToN YARNs.-500 1Sc; GOO Ice 700
lac.
CORN.-In sacks nc loose in wagons
&c; delivered at the depot at S24@S3.
SEEDs.-Clover So rs; blue grass So;
herds grass 81 25; timothy SO 25; or
chardgrass 81 25; millet, So 1908; Hun
garian So
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 27.-Consols 939. 5-20s
725. |. c. S94. Erie 46.
FRANKFORT, March 27.-Bonds ;754@
758.
LIVERPOOL. March 27.-Cotton closed
buoyant; middlings 10{@102d; Orleans
l84@10s Sales $4,000.
New York Money Market
New YORK, March 27.-Money more
active at on call; Sterling dull, 94@94.
Gold l3Ss About 100000 per day is
being received by express from the South.
New Tennessees 63i. Old do. 66f.
New York Market.
New YORK, March 27.-Cotton active.
Sales 10000 bales uplands 258GG26. Rice
quiet. Coffee firmer. Sugar-Cuba I26
124. Molasses quiet. Flour 5@l0c better.
Wheat firmer. Corn 81 2661 IS.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Printed cal
icos advanced one cent. Wamsutta 98c,
Lowell lie, Amoskeag 124c, Cocheco lac.
Heavy brown sheetings-Indian Head 18c-
Printing cloths 5000.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, March 7.-Tobacco-sqles
1873 hhds, at S. 50@7 % for lugs ;SiOCGI3
medium leaf. Flour dull superfine IS SO
fancy $l2 50@13. Wheat So 1902 As.
Oats in bulk 69@70c. Corn in bulk 7SGG
soc. Lard l6fc. Mess pork $25. Bacon
shoulders llic; clear sides 14{; fancy
hams III. Whisky 81 20. Cotton firm
at 23ic.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-Flour dull.
Wheat dull winter 81 1902 A.. Corn SIS.
Barley-fall, 50 S5. Oats advanced to zoe.
Whisky irregular Mess pork S24 IS.
Bulk meats dull, 1Oi612Jc. Bacon
shoulders l2!c; clear rib and clear sides
149GGl5c. Lard 16c. Butter 4G45Oc. Eggs
l9c. Coffee 2l@26. Glover seed I3613l.
Timothy 50 30CG2 As. Hay $l3@15.
NJ. EOuIs Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 26-Tobacco active.
Flour-superfine 81 50GS 80. Winter
wheat So $500 20. Corn S5688c. Oats
69@7lc. Barley 81 S5. Rye 81 70. Mess
pork firm, $25. Bacon, shoulders 116l15,
clear rib sides 144, clear sides 14J6I5.
Sugar cured hams II. Bulk meats lOf6
12t. Lard 1901.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Cotton mar
ket active. Sales 5000 bales; middlings
%; receipts, 1860; exports, 210; sales of
the week 10000; receipts Of the week IA
49, exports-foreign 1926; coastwise
81 So stock 1875. Sugar-Demand con-
fined to local trade; fully fair I45. Mo-
lasses 60@S0.
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SG. lOuIs Market.
New Orleans Market.
Southern Cotton Markets.

MOBILE, March %. - Cotton sales 1000
bales; demand limited Market closed
quiet and firm. Middlings 24I624I. Re
ceipts 3l2 bales.
CHARLESTON, March 25.-COtton mae
tive. Sales bales. Middlings %. Re
eeipts 1913 bales. Exports coastwise 80.
AUGUSTA, March 25-Cotton market
trmer. Sales 400 bales. Receipts 225
bales. Middlings 24c.
SAVANNAH, March 25.-Cotton, firm and
more doing. MiddIings 24l. Sales 8O2
Receipts 46j bales.
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London advices of yesterday quote United
States 5-2Os at 724.
Exchange on New York was taken by
the banks yesterday at par and sold by
them at ! premium.
There was very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks. Dealers were buying
small lots at Soc discount, and holding at
SOC discount.
Government bonds are bought in this
market at a shade under the New York
rates, and held at about 1c advance.
There was but little doing in uncurrent
money, though there was quite a consider
able demand for the bank of Tennessee at
soc.
The sales of Southern State bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the oath
inst. were az follows:
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Two Daily Trains from Nashville,
making close and reliable cOnnec-
lions for Washington, BaIti-
more, Philadelphia, New
York Atlanta. ChaFIesIOn.
Savannah, etc, and all
Eastern, Southern and SeabOard Cities
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A VENDL EXPONAS TO
ID me directed and delivered. from the Hon
orable Circuit Court of Davidson county, Ten
nessee, at its September Term, 1866 / will ex-
pose to public sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. at the Courthouse door in the city Of Nash
vile. on sAIU kDAl, the 18th day Of March.
1875. all the right. title, claim interest and
tate which John Miller then had. or may have
sInee acquiret. IN the following described reak
estate, to-wits The interest Of John Miller 10 a
house and lot on North cherry street, fronting
100 feet on Cherry street and running back 10
feet more or les; being levied on ss the prop
erW OF John Miller, l. SATISFY a Judgment rem
dered ~ iaFor Of Thomas Hodge and against
J Ohm Miller ct ais
marc I'd T. T.. PATTERSON. Sheriff
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The New York Post of the afternoon of
the oath inst. says:
The negotiations of the Treasury and the
banks yesterday have a significant COM
mentary in the proceedings in Wall street
to day. The loan market, as was antici-
pated, is stringent, and the money lenders
are ayailing themselves of the opportunity
of charging very high rates. Seven per
cent in gold is exacted in some cases, and
IN others seven per cent. in currency, and
a commission of 1 besides. These rates
are charged on governments az well az on
other collaterals. Meanwhile the Sub
Treasury is reported TO be selling gold.
The effect of this reported action is to in
crease the trouble. No new measure of
relief is proposed by the Treasury, and the
existing stringency is supposed to be fos-
tered by three different parties. First by
the inAationists, who from this temporary
spasm wish to get upa cry that greenbacks
are scarce, with p view to act on Congress
and get further issues of currency; second
ly, by the money lenders, who for years
have not made such profits as now thirdly,
by the bears in governments, who having
sold out one or two per cent. higher than
present prices, are waiting TO buy when
bonds touch bottom, and meanwhile are
lending their large surplus balances at high
rates Of interest. Meanwhile business men
are suffering, and the government revenue,
which depends on the revival of trade, and
would sink very materially if we were to
have general panic, is threatened by the
existing state OF things, and even now is
falling of. During the next fortnight the
pressure on our monetary machinery may
be expected to continue, and after the 9th
of April, whom settling day" will be over
IN the country, and the national banks will
have made mp their quarterly statements,
a relaxation will gradually come.
The receipts Of cotton at all the ports for
the week ending yesterday ia put down at
about As, 900 bales.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Deiieaeies OF the season. Fresh
reaches large yellow and white heath: Green
Oorh, Feas and Gages; Strawberries, Pine APP
Pie<' tomatoes Blaekberries, Shaker Preserves.
Sago' Barley Tapiaeo, Farina, Corn Starch.
Cream ana Lemon Crackers. and many other
enoiee articles too numerous to mention. with
an the staple GROCERIES,. at the lowest mar
ket prices at W. W. TOTEM & BROS, Is
College street, Nashville.
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JOHN W FAXON, Of the Northern Bank
or Tennessee. is our authorized agent at Clarke
Vile. Tennessee. 10 receive and receipt for sub
scriptions and advertisements for the UEIoN AND
DISPATCH.
s. b. ROZRLL. Of Franklin, Is our author
ized agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
ties. 10 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UNION AND DISPATCH.
DIR. J. b. MATTHEW'S. Druggist. Odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street. is our
authorized gent 10 receive and receipt for sd
vertisine and subscriptions in Edgefeld. Orders
delivered 10 him will be promptly attended to.
He will also keen the Daily USIoN AND DIS
PATCH on sale.
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN INSTITUTION The
present session of Lookout Mountain In
stitution will close next week. This school
has one hundred and thirty-nine pupils in
attendance, twenty or thirty of whom are
children in INDECENT circumstances, who
have been cent there from Nashville at the
expense Of the government.
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BANK RoRRER ARRrsrEn.
detective Bligh Nabs RusselIyiII.
Brignul on she Rardafovru uoad

DeIeettSe High Nabs RusselIyille
BrIgand on the BardsfOwn Road.
We learn that one OF the gang of despera-
does who rode into Russellville, KY, a
few days since and robbed the bank at that
place, was captured on Thursday by Detec-
five Blsgh snd another official, at or near
samuels' Station, on the Bardstown road.
He was found in a grocery, armed TO the
teeth, and made a desperate resistance.
After struggle of nearly half an hour,
however, he was secured and pinioned, and
was subsequently, taken to Russellville,
where he was lodged in jail He is said TO
have offered the detective eleven hundred
dollars for his freedom, but on reaching
Russellville denied that he had made any
such offer.
We could not learn the name Of the cap
tured robber but understood he was the
one represented as having defective eye.
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BAsrARDY.-Wm. Hodge, colored. was
arrested yesterday on a warrant sworn ont
by negro woman named Lucy Dale
charging him with baslardy. After an in
vestigaIion before Justice Thurneck the
defendant gave bond for his appearance be-
fore the County Court.
VIM. Williams was brought before ms
nce Wilkinson ON a similar charge. pre-
ferred by Kate Gordon, and the case was
continued until to-day.
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Particular attention is directed to the
explicit advertisement Of the Excelsior
Manufacturing Company, St. Louis, Mo-,
in This mornings issue.
See notice 10 stockholders Of the Louis
Vile and Nashville Railroad by Albert
Fink, General Superintendent
A. Miller gives notice TO whom it may
concern.
Anderson, johnson q Smith, offer IN
usual inducements 10 parties desiring Real
Estate.
Yeatman, Shields q Co., offer heavy con-
signments Of Foreign and Staple Dry Goods
TO the trade on Tuesday, 3lst March.
See notices ia bankruptcy by +. r.
GlSscock, United States Marshal.
See numerous notices by J. c. McMullen.
+. X. Glasoock, u. 5. Marshal, gives
notice Of information in United States
Circuit Conrt-see notices.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.-Seyeral email
frame stables owned by SOME negroes and
situated just back of Spruce street, we're
burned at midnight. A mule, several
wagons and a considerable amount of hay
were consumed.
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KU-KLUx IN Tows.-G. Rice & Co,
O. College street, have received a new lot
of Spring Good- which they offer at re-
duced prices. Best Prints, l2s cents De
LANES, 25 cents Mozam biques, 30 cents;
all wool Delaines, 40 cents.
mar96 n
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GENERAL MARK TS.
NASHVILLE MArch q

NASHVILLE, March q, 1868.
CoTToN.-There has been more excite
ment in the cotton market to-day than
during the past week. The dispatches
from New York were encouraging to hold
ers. and the 5 P. NJ dispatches from Liver
pool were decidedly in favor Of sellers.
The sales were quite large to day. Re-
ceived during the day IS, shipped 300, and
sales Of 97S bales as follows: at %, l4j
at 224, $50 at 22!, Is at 22s, 366 at %, 8 at
81, II at 20l, at 20, Is at 10, 80 at IS.
NASHVILLE COTTON srArFMENr-
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
The river is falling, with A feet large on
the shoals.
ARRIVED.
Umpire, Cincinnati.
Talisman, Cairo.

Talisman, Cairo.
The fine steamer Talisman departs this
evening at 4 p. NJ. Passengers and ship
pers for Cairo, Memphis, St. Louis, New
Orleans and all way points please take
notice. See advertisement of the agents
in another column.
For a copy Of the following highly in
teresling letter we are indebted to the gen
tlemen to whom it is addressed:
CISCINNATf, March p, 868.-Mcars.
C0rJeh & Boyd-GENTLEMEN The Emma
Floyd, after a stormy trip, reached home,
and looks decidedly the worse for wear
We filled out al Evansville with corn, and
the guards were in the water when the
storm struck u.s. You might safely have
bet your last dollar that We had lively
time. We lost our chimneys and Jack
staff, and came within a fraction Of losing
the boat. The chimneys went up in the
air, and that was the last we saw Of them
] suppose they are going yet, and should
they alight anywhere IN your vicinity,
please "gobble" them. All hands are hard
al work repairing, and We will doubtless
leave for your city Friday evening. with
good trip. w. +. KUHN, Clerk.
The Evansville Courier Of March 2g.
says:
The river il still declining, and has
fallen within the past twenty-fo four hours
ten inches. The weather took a suddep
change, and became clear add warm yes
terday. We look for clear and warm
spell for the next week or two. Business
Il sill inactive on the leyee very little
freight for any Of our regular packets.
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A NUMBER OF CITIZENS FROM THE
n North have called on US in the last few DAYS
IN search Of farms in Middle Tennessee. We
beheye nany enterprising farmers from North
en States will remove 10 Tennessee and we
promise untIring efforts 70 sell all farms placed
Ia our hands for sails.
BROWNS 4 CHEATHAM,
marl2 d2twH
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WATCH FOUND.

FOUND. By LORENZO. BRYANT. coll
- ofed, on The Lebanon Turnpike, near Stones
River some two weeks ago a GOLD WATCH
woich Zoe proper owner can have by calling ~
no, IL Seath Market street, proving property
and paying charges. nara w
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SATURDAY. MARCH %. 1858.

a tract Of land situated in the ,hird district of
Davidson county, containing seventeen acres
and sixteen poles. and bounded ne follows. be
ginning at a cedar and white oak being the
southwest corner of John Shaeklett'7 home
tract; thence south thirty-two poles 30 "a stake
and pointers; thence west s. $40 poles to a
stake and pointers; thence north thsrfy-tw9
poles TO n stake aud pointers and John shack
let's southwest corner Of a thirty-tw0 acre tract
sold him by - Charlton thence east with the
line of the same s. $40 poles 20 the beginning
IEkMS-Credits OF twelve aud twenty-f0ur
months, with lnterestfrOm the day Of iale. Notes
required with approved security and lien re-
tanned. Sale free from redemption.
MORTON Il. HOWELL
mari I'll Clerk 4 Master.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN DRYGoODs.-
Best Prints l29 cents, best Delaines 25
cent?; all other goods in proportion, at
CHAs. RIcBHEIMER q Co.'S,
46 College street,
mar27 lw Two doors from Union.
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A SMoKEHousE GUrTED.-The smoke
house Of w. C. Turner, at Flat Rock, four
miles from the city, was surreptitiously
empiied night before last by country bur
glar, twenty or thirty choice pieces disap-
pearing from the hooks.
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NASHVILLE SPORTING LIFE.-Fifteen
gamblers and four keepers Of houses Of i'll
fame were fined $40 and costs in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning, adding S247
TO the funds Of the corporation.
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NV YORK, March N.-GOld opened
at 1881. l0:Jo A. .--COtton-Demand
good and prices are tending upward. Re-
ceipts at all ports point 10 5000 bales.
Gold 1881. 2M.-Gold 1884. Cotton
Demand active at fall prices. Low mid
dlings 24l Vplands PSI good niddlings
26A Mobile 70 Orleans 26t. I'm
Cotton-Demand good and prices have adj
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

Hereafter the price OF single copies Of
the UNION AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CENTS, and it will be sold TO
newsboys and dealers 80 that they can sell
ai this price.
PAY ONLY FIVE CENTS.
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N O TT G E.

MESSRS. GREEN & GREEN, in con-
sideratiOn of The gloomy prospects
for business the present and coming
season, nave decided to close their
business house in this town during
the present month. They will re-
duee the price of their goods tc COST,
so That those who require such goods
VIII IND 1t an object TO supply them
selves. This is a very rare Oppor.
tunity.
GREEN a. GREEN.
MARI tf Is r0IIaoe sfraat
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SHOOK AND PELHAM have more coal
" than Carter had oats good lump coal
from the Sewanee mines, which they will
sell at the reduced price Of twenty cents
per bushei. Office No. 220 Cedar street
March22-2w
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CIRCUIT COURT MARCH 27.-Matthews
& Davenport Us. H. S. French and others.
Action of debt, two cases. Judgment of
$6l0 for plaintiffs.
Geo. w. Durgan rs. Geo. Melville and
others. Action of debt. Judgment 1901 so
for plaintiffs
M. Pinkard, executor, Us. w. E. Owen.
Action of debt, involving about $4,000.
Jury impanneled and respited until this
morning.
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LAST OF THE HTIL PERJURY CASE
The arguments in the Hull perjury case
were concluded yesterday, and Justice
Wilkinson will render a decision this
morning al 9 o'clock.
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ARREST OF NEGRO BURGLAR.-A
negro burglar named James Royal, was
arrested last night for breaking into the
store of John Killcoin, on McLemore
street, and robbing the drawer of $35. On
ly nine dollars of the amount was recov-
cred.
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Three tracts Of land, about twelve miles from
Nashville. on the MurtreesbOr0 turnpike. con
veyed in trust by h. NJ. Wheeler:
lot Ne, /. containing - acres and % poies
Lot No. 2 containing g acres and 10 poles
Lot No. 3. containing - acres.
Not No. 81. containing a. acres more or lcss.
Lot No. 5. containing ~ acres.
Lots 40. 2 3 and 5 are improved and either
would furnish a good home
TERMS OF SALE Credits Of six. twelve.
eighteen and twenty four months without inter
est Notes required with approved security and
lien retained. Sale free from redeu.bfi0f,
mar u NJ. Il. HOWELL. g. * u.
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The Nobby. Boz, Jockey, Sam Weller.
and a host Of other styles, can be had at
Vain a Walker, "A Public Square.
me2l.1w
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To business Men and Advertisers
(aencrRlIY.

have just been supplied with large addi-
tions Of the latest and best styles Of type,
rendering our facilities for the execution Of
plain and fancy job printing, at the lowest
rates. by far the most complete in the city
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PERsoSAL-Secretary Fletcher will re-
turn next week
Gen. Eaton, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, is back from Knox willie.
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Gold varies but little in New York. The
following are the quotations of yesterday
Opened at 13SB, was 1881 at 1890, 1881
at 1850, 1888 at noon, and closed at 1881
at P. NJ. Brokers here were buying at
1873, and were holding at 1891.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday as follows: