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CAUGHT ATu.
Descent Upon a Cedar street Cock Pit
Last Night.

About II o'clock last night rquad OF
ak Of the Metro politan Police made a
sudden descent upon a cockpit in the
basement of the St. Nicholas building, Il.
Cedar street, capturing fifteen fowls" and
twenty spectators" colored and white.
The concern was taken completely by sur
prise, in the midst of a spirited fight
between two Of the gamest chickens
There was a rush for the outlets, but none
escaped. Two men were dragged out of
water-closet where they had secreted them
selves. A portion of the party gave bond
for their appearance tomorrow, and the
balance were sent to the workhouse.
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AUGUSTA, April 3O.-Market more &C.
tive. Sales $50. Receipts 60; middlings
so. Stock on hand $3.50.
SAVANNAH, April 3O.-Cotton dull.
Middlings nOminally 3ll. Nothing do
ing. Receipts for two weeks 2I73 bales.
Exports SIS bales Sea Island. and 1854
bales uplands, Of which 734 bales Sea
Island and 1905 bales uplands went to
Liverpool; coastwise, 81 bales Sea Island
and 26l9 bales uplands. Stock 5SS bales
Sea Island and IS, 1874 bales uplauds
CHARLESTON, April 30.-Cotton steady.
Sales 400 bales. MiddIings 3I@SIG. Re
ceipts lS5. Exports coastwise 1850. Re
ceipts for the week 1914. Sales 1856. Fx-
ports coastwise 2247. Stock on hand 10.
sos, of which 1867 are on shipboared not
cleared.
MOBILE, April 3O.-No sales Of cotton.
Market dull. Receipts 442.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
ARRIVED.
None.
DEPARTED.
Talisman, Cairo.

Taiisman, Cairo.
The river was still recediug yesterday
with fourteen feet on Harpeth Shoal-
Weather warm, cloudy and rainy
There were no arrivals yesterday mp to
dark.
The Alpha from the upper Cumberland,
and DeIeware from Cincinnati are ex-
pected.
The Talsman cleared for Cairo with
slim trip, with engagements, however, for
over two hundred hhds. Of tobacco at
ClarksyiIle
The Louisville journal of Yesterday saws:
The river continues to recede There is
now feet inches wafer in the canal, aud
feet 4 inches in the pass. The weather
IL clear and distressingly warm.
The ST. Louis Republican of the lot
says:
As was anticipated, all the upper rivers
are again on the rise from the effects of the
recent rains, except the Missouri, which,
after rising a few inches, is on a stand, ac-
cording to Lexington dispatch. The river
here has risen over a foot in the last
twenty-four hours, and still rising fast.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, May ,.
Jno. Cross rs. w. X. Finigan. Action of
debt Judgment for plaintiff.
Belts U.s. Shepherd q Mitchell. Set for
Thursday, May IA.
United States c3. George T.. Folwell-
Illegally collecting internal revenue. Yer
diet, guilty. Motion for a new trial under
consideration.
Shays a Hare as. ". II. Williams. Ac.
ton Of debt. Judgment of Sl56 40 for
plaintiff.
The bankruptcy case Of A. J. McKim-
min was continued until next term.
The case of Adams and Schiller, who
were arrested at Mulberry, Lincoln county,
some time ago, for having in their posses
sion $3.50 in counterfeit money, was
taken mp. A severance was granted, and
Adams put upon trial. There are six wit
nesses for the Government, and three for
the defendant.
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THE ORPHANS.
A Substantial eGit--PrOceeds Of
the late Fair for the Henefit of st.
Mary's Orphan Asylum.

The following is most gratifying eK-
hibit Of the late fair at Masonic Temple
for the benefit of the orphans:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

.BatcheIOr's Hair Dyc.-This splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable, instan-
taReous No disappointment. No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
i'll effects of bad Dies. lnyigorate7 the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine is
signed william 4. Bmrha'or. All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumes. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. lapr29 ~.
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Qua AGFNTS.

JOHN vs.. FAXON. of the Northern Bank
Of Tennessee. e. our authorized agent At Clarls-
Vile Tguue7 ee. 10 receive and receipt for SUBJ
scrirfiansaui advertisements for the uNIoN AND
pIsrATgH
S. B BoZELL of franklin, g. our author
lied agent for Williamson and adjoining coun-
tics. 60 receive and receipt for subscriptions to
the UyoE AND DISPATCH.
DR.. J. p. MATTHEWS, Druggist, odd Eel
lows Hall Building. Woodland street, is our
authorized Al gent 60 receive and receipt for sd
vgrtisiugaui subscriptions ia EdgeGeld. Orders
delivered to him will be promptly attended to.
lie will also keen the Daily UNION AND DIS
p rnH ou sale
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The JENKINS DIVORCE CASE Cox
CLUpFp. The case Of Martha Jenkins as.
Samuel jenkins, a suit for divorce, in
which bill and cross-bill had been filed,
charging both parties with adultery, was
concluded yesterday in the Chancery Court.
A divorce from bed and board only, was
granted. A reference was had to the Clerk
and Master to report areasonable allowance
for the support of Mrs. jenkins and the
child, who was placed in Der hands. The
opinion delivered by Judge Shackelford in
this case is spoken Of "a clear able aud
sanalaCtOTY.
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A PROMISED MUSICAL TREAT.-The
lovers of music in this city have rare
musical feast before them, in two grand
operate concerts by LaGrange aud Brig
noli on the 11th and 18th inst. These
eminent musicians have been in Cincinnati
the past week, and have had a perfect
ovation. They come to us under the
dictatorship of NJ. Strakosch, who is not
only great musician, but also one of the
best managers this country has ever
known. Mcclure, sc Union street, will
commence selling tickets on Wednesday
next
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Board OF Directors.
Franklin Turnpike Road.

THE NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAIL
road Company offer for sale, privately, the
franklin Turnpike, from Nashville 70 Frank
lin, which Is In good repair. The net earnings
for the last ak months were over $500.
Mlll take IN payment OF the purchase money
the Turnpike Bonds OF tbs tennessee and Ala
bama Railroad Company.
For further information apply 10,
aprls In J. W. SLOSS, President.
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AcQUTTTED.-Brien Muiyany, charged
with stealing thirty dollars worth of lum
Der, was yesterday acquitted by Justices
Cassetty and Brien, and the prosecutor,
Charles Morley, agent, was taxed with the
COATS
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A CORNER STONE TO BE LAID.-The
ceremonies of laying the corner stone of
new Methodist Church South, will take
place to morrow, 4th inst, in North Nash
Vile, on High street above Jefferson, at
o'clock P. NJ. The ceremonies of layiRg
the stone will be performed by Phoenix
Lodge No. l3I of Free and Accepted Ma.
Sons. The Odd Fellows Band will furnish
music for the occasion. Addresses will be
made by distinguished Ministers from
abroad. The citizens of Nashville and
vicinity are invited to attend Invitations
to the various orders cordially extended.
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Hereafter the price Of single copies Of
the USIoN AND DISPATCH at the counter
will be FIVE CESrs, and it will be sold to
utwaboys and dealers go that they can sell
al This price.
PAN Only Five Gents
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DEATH FROM ITCH.-One case of itch
ia reported to the Health officer as having
terminated fatally during April. We be-
lieve this is the first instance on record Of
death from that disorder.
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FRAUDULENT BREACH OF Trust. -Chas.
Thomas was arrested yesterday, charged
with fraudulent breach of trust, in dispos-
ing of part ola seine belonging 10 Dr. Ken
Redy, a surgeon at Ash Barracks. Justice
Thurneck continued tie case until Tues
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

FuHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between O. W. Mar5hall. l. j. NOs-
buzz and l.. A Russell. under the name and
has been dissolved by mutual consent. q. ".
Marshall retiring from the fir
W. G; Taylor, being admitted, vice" Mar
shall the style Of the firm will hereafter be
RUSSELE, EUSRUKG & co. Dissolution Of
the old, and formation of the new firm 90 take
eject Apul lst. l-ts
q. ". MARSHALL.
i RUSSELL, N0SBJ RG & 60.
Nashville, Tenn. A pril g. 1875.
apr.r 4 uaM h
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CAUsESnF DEATH.

1t will be seen that there is a slight de-
crease from the number Of interments of
whites reported for March, while the in-
crease Of mortality among the blacks is very
marked. la March, Al negroes were in
tered to p whites, while in April there
were "a colored burials to only % inter
ments Of whites The total number of in
terments for the four months Of 1863 is 204.
OF these lOl were whites and 1913 blacks,
showing the mortality among the negroes to
be very nearly double that among the
whites. The measles appear to have about
ceased their ravages, only two deaths by
this disorder being reported for the month
insl past.
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THREATENED ARsoN.-Alice Branch,
colOred, was yesterday committed to Jail
by Justice Mathews, in default of bonds to
keep the peace. She was accused of threat
ening to burn the house of Mrs. E. Mosley,
corner of Church and Spruce streets.
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The friends and acquaintance of GEoRGE &
O'BRYAN are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral of his wife, from his residence. No. II
McLemoro street, this Sunday afternoon, at g
o'clock
Service BIZ Rev. A E. Bnntinr
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THE LICENSE TAX.--Recorder Mills
collected on licenses during April S2924 50
in greenbacks, which he yesterday turned
over to the Metropolitan Police Commits
sioners, according to claw"
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Nashville Commercial Insurance
& - NJ T. 4 ny.

THERE will be meeting ofthe Stockholders
L Oithls Company, held AZ the ON CO OF tn Com
pany, So North College Il on the First Mon
day IN Nay, 1858, heing the 9Th day. for the
purpose Of electing eleven Directors. 10 serve
FOR the ensuing twelve months.
apr2l w r. u. HICKS Secretary.
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so RusInc-s Men aud Advertisers
Generally.
The UNIoN AND DISPATCH job Rooms
have just been supplied with large addi-
lions 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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pAymsON CouNn an rHF PENIrEs-
rlARY.-During the late session Of the
Criminal Court, eleven men were sent 90
the peniientiary 70 serve out terms ranging
from one IL tweuty-one years. Two were
sentenced 10 short terms in the jail.
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ADJOURNMENT OBJ THE CRIMINAL
CouRr.-The Criminal Court yesterday
adjourned until the third Monday IN May.
A lev gaming cases we're disposed OF, and
Dr. /. d. Hogle, charged with kidnapping
negro servants for the benefit Of members
Of the Tennessee Legislature, was recognl,
zed to appear from day to day, 10 bond
Of $1,000.
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CITY CoUSCU.-The sessions Of the two
Boards Of the City Council are now to be
held in the afternoon Of the regular days Of
meeting
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GRASS SEEDS.
1000

lOOO BUSHELS MILEET SEED.
so do. Hungarian Grars 5eei.
For sale by
ANTHONY. OWEN & CO.,
aprl3 2W a Broad street.
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A ToUGH CUsToMER.-As Tucker, the
burglar, was leaving the Criminal Court
room Just after Judge John Hugh Smith
had sentenced him, the following colloquy
ensued
Judge, how long did you say Id have
TO STAY out there in the PenitentiaTy ~
Three years, sir, replied the Judge"
"Oh, that amt much Why Judge,
ccald stand On my head in HI three
years and il wouldn't faze me !"
And with q grin and a smirk Tucker
tanned on bis heel and walked rapidly
away with the Sheriff
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ZOE CREAM.

ICE CREAM.
We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
either wholesale or retail, to Pic-nics, Parties,
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same at most reasonable rates. We have com
peted all our arrangements, and will be pre-
pared to fill all orders at short notice
B5- We also keep on hand fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock of the best and freshest COnfec-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprl8 PA No. g North Cherry street.
COniugaI LOve, and the Happiness
Of True Marriage Essay for Young Men,
on the Errors Abuses and Diseases which
destroy the Manly Powers and create impeii-
ments to Marriage with sure means Of relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge.
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGdTON, How
ard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. feb2 3m
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RUTHERFoRD CRIMINAL COURT. -
Judge John Hu. Smith will open the
Criminal Court Of Rutherford county at
Murfreesboro Tomorrow.
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THE SISTER CITY.
EdgeIieId Organized and "a Board of
Aldermen Nominated.

A meeting Of the citizens Of Edgefeld
was held last night at Stubb5' Hall, corner
of Tulip and Woodland streets, to organize
a government for NashyiIle's newly in
corporated rival A kindly spirit was
manifested toward the west side city, and
Gov. Neill s Brown and others even went
50 far as to intimate that on certain con-
ditions, atsome future time, iii she wanted
to- Nashville might come over and be an
nexed To Edgefeld
The following named persons were
nominated for Aldermen: John York,
J. X. Cowan, A. J. Sanford, w. A. Glenn,
G. j. StubbIefeld, A. Campbell and J. IL.
Canfeld. E.
After a motion instructing Chairman
Garfield to request Registration Commits
sioner Sheridan TO order an election at as
early day as practicable, the meeting ad-
journed.
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Money! Money! Money!
Middle District Of Tennessee

rpgF UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CiFES
| notice Of hiB Appointments aa A.sFn.e 20
stacey. j n. fIrrr. ana r.. J.
Ii.foukrr Of Nashville. iu tlr c.IuLF
~ Davidson and state 20 lruae ee
within said district, who have been a1iuiFsi
bankrupt upon thier0su petition .by theUUtFIgt
Court III said district
A. s. CHADBUKNE. Assignee.
marIsIaH3t Once sZ5z Church street
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States BIOS at 708.
Exchange on New York was furnished by
the banks yesterday at &c premium and
taken by them at par.
There is but little doing in United States
bonds. Brokers here buy at shade Tess
than the New York rate and sell at &c adj
vance.
There is very little doing in Nashville
corporation checks. Dealers buy at Zee
and sell at 7jc in the dollar.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in demand
at SOC.
The sales of Southern State bonds at
the New York Stock Exchange on the ooh
ult. were as follows
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The New Ork Post of the evening O
the 29th ult. says:

the 29th uIt says:
The loan market is without any new
features Of importance. The supply of
available capital is on the increase, and
general confidence is establishing itself
Call loans are on governments aud T on
miscellaneous collaterals, with some trans
actions at 6. In discounts there is a little
more doing, 798, being the current rates
for names in the highest credit. Inferior
grades are ont of favor, and pass at COIL.
The dow Of currency this way is slowly in
creasing, and the country deposits are by
degrees accumulating in bank here The
stock market is strong on governments,
with moderate demand and less DISPOSE
ton to sell Railroad shares have recoy-
cred from the depression Of last evening !;
the business is small, however, and the ex-
pectation Of an early advance does not
seem to be so prevalent or so fruitful in
rumors as it was yesterday.
The following will sh ow the fluctuations
Of the New York gold market since the lst
of January:
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NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !, lS67....-.........--..-
HeceIv Ell To- day u
Received previously. q, III 80
rotal....-......... ............-......... 70,757
Shipped ..--....-------.-...-----.
Shipped previously ~ 04y-65643
Stock on hand to-day.................... Ios
The following dispatches were received
at the Chamber Of Commerce:
New YORK, May 2-lO.45 A. M.-Cot-
ton market very firm and holders are ask
ing higher rates low middling l3tc; up
lands 33c; good middling 34c; Mobile
334c; Orleans a. 1920 P. M.-CottOn de
mand moderate Prices firm. Receipts OF
the week 1000 bales Sales Of the week
10000. Exports 5000. Stock 1900. Re
ceipts of the week at all United States
ports $1,000 bales. 3 p. M.-Cotton de-
mand moderate and prices firm. Sales to-
day 5000 bales. Uplands 33c.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-ll:l5 A.M-Cotton
market firm. Estimated sales to-day 1000
bales. Uplands I25dg l23d Aaoat l2sd.
Orleans 13d. P. Highlands l2gd. Or
leans 125d. Other quotations unchanged
LONDON, May 2.-ll:l5 A. M.-Consois
93E. United States bonds cot. p. NJ
United States bands 70sG7O4.
FLouR.-S9 5O@l5 50 for superhne to
fancy.
CoRy.-S24c delivered.
SALTS so for 7 bush Ell barrels.
sUeAR-144@15lc for Orleans; Coffee
sugar 164@174; crushed Isl.
COFFEE Rio 22t@26c; Laguyra 25c
Cg28c; Java 3s@40c.
WHEAT-S2 1902 90 per bushel.
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Engine and Boiler.

IIOR SALE, A 7IRST-RATE ENGINE AND
II Boiler IN good order Can be seen land
price learned. By esiling at this of5cs.
-uRyl I'm
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THE lRoS BRpGE-Several car loads
of iron 20 be used in oruamenting the
Fink Iron Truss Bridge of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, arrived yesterday.
The bridge Is, without doubt one Of the
finest and strongest structures IN the UNI
ted States Every inch OF its iron has
been subjected to the severest tests, and 1t
il most substantial ornament 10 Nashville
and the Cumberland.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, May Moon. - Cotton
firm. Sales $4,000 bales. UPlands 12sd.
@l2fd; Orleans l25d@lSd.; uplauds aaost
I2Ed.
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CITY DIsPENsARY.-Thre hundred and
seyenty-seven charity prescriptions were
issued from the City DisPensary during
April, TO 709 during March. OF the lpl
patients prescribed for at the Dispensary,
and visited and prescribed for by the
Health officer, - were discharged, were
sent to the Hospital and 3 died. There
are n remaining under trNtment.
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COMPOUND ELIXIR SOLIDIFIED GLICE-
90 Cdlisaya Bark ria Tablet
Elixir Of Caligaya Bark COMPOUND CamphOr
and Pyroph0sphats Ice. with dyceriu.
Of Iron. DIR. Whites Deutiue. a
Elixir Of Valeriaute Of superior Tooth Pow
Ammonia der.
Concentrated Essence Fragrant Eau LuFtral.
Of Jamaica Ginger. - The Hair
Wistars Cough L0z- Compound Arnira Lin
euge5 amcut.
Dr. Jack sons Pect1ral Nerve and Bone Lima
Iuzeuges. meut.
Concentrated Extract Smiths Horse and Cat
Of Vanilla. Lemon Tie Powders.
Peel etc. ReuDvatiug Spirits. for
Finest Distilled Rose removing crease spots
Almond. aud Orange Erlslrs Fluid. for re-
Flower Water. moving stains. Iron
Bitter Wine Iron A0uids. Ink. etc.
Fresh Cold Cream Roses.
Wndow glasz. Putty. White Lead. Oil. Tur-
peutine. Brushes. Box CsiJrs ground iu oil
Narnish. Garden and Flower Seeds. etc, etc.
The country trade vii dniit 70 their interest
% cali and examine ny stock before purchasing
elsewhere derLl lIl
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Gold is without material change The
following are New York quotations of
yesterday Opened at 1893, was 139! at
1890, 1891 at noon, and closed at 1898 at
3P. NJ Brokers here were paying 1894
and holding at 40.
Government securities were quoted in
New York Yesterday az fnlInws.
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YELLOw PINE FLOORING

AN PREPARED TO FURNISH ANY
] quantity Of re best yellow pine FIoOr-
ing. dressed Or m the rOagh, az reduced prices.
Builders and contractors will make 90 10 their
interest 90 call and see me before they purchase.
Orders filled promptly.
J. NJ. HAWKINS, Agent.
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Nor Much OF A ROBBERY The $40
which was alleged to have been stolen from
a Winchester man named Eldridge, in a
Deaderick street barber shop on Friday,
was yesterday recovered He had dropped
ii while transacting some business in the
Peoples Bank, corner Of Cherry aud Union
streets.
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LETTERS AND NEwsPArERs.-During
the four months ending April 80, there
were delivered in this city 1925 mail
letters. 1886 drop letters, and 63,62O
newspapers. There were collected from
street boxes IS. 557 letters The following
figures show the delivery and collection for
each of the four months:
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Cincinnnfi MnrIre1

CINCINNATI, May >. - Tobacco - full
rates Flour dull; family S11 %. Wheat
81 54@2 60. Corn 1904 Oats $50
10. Mess pork held at 500 90. Bulk
meats l39l5. Bacon 146I7f and 1Sc.
Sugar cured hams 20@2l. Lard Ice. But
ter 40645c. Eggs 2Gc.
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500 SToLEN.-Mary Frazier and jose
phine Scott, two colored servants of the
proprietress of a peanut stand on Cherry
street, were arraigned before the Police
Commissioner yesterday on charge Of
robbing the trunk of their mistress of
500. Mary was discharged, and the case
of Josephine was continued until to-mor-
row.