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z ITEMS IN RRIEF.

: The weather is still moderately warm.
with probabilities in favor Of more rain.
The public schools are closing out for
two months vacation, and numerous girls
and boys are Quietly rejoicing oves the
promised respite from study during the
heated term.
a lively sport who has fully inter-
viewed Wild Bill, the educated hog, says
be would make terrific gambler if il we're
possible 10 teach him not to trump his
partners ace.
The officers elect Of the Home Base Ball
Club are Z A Barnes, jr., Presidents; John
+ Farrell, Secretary; Charlie Curry, Treas
urer; and James Stewart, Captain. Chal-
lenges should be addressed to the Secre-
tary, at No. %, South High street.
The trial Of an inconsiderase youth for
stealing S22 from q woman is to take
place to-day at the Office Of Justice Rrien.
Chancellor East, viii return from Mem.
phis tomorrow or next day, and be ready
TO open the Chancery Court next Monday.
A.trotting match between ..Tattler" and
Sam Black" is set for this afternoon.
Ii is supposed that the individual who
stole and carried off a miniature confec
tionery store near the suspension bridge
has "sweet tooth" or some friends who
are afflicted that way.
A youth who wanted q new suit o
clothes, and was without sufficient cash 70
the occasion, made all ends meet by forginI
the name of Capt. j. b. Parrish to an or
der for $25 worth of garments, which b
presented at the clothing store Of Swart
IL Baker on Market street. The resul
was that the ''moneyless man. was attire,
in fashionable suit and retired in goo
order. The forgery was shortly afterward
discovered, aud the matter is still unset
tied, the victims still unpaid, and the vic
timber still at large 81
| The Senate meets at ten o'clock thi
morning - an hour earlier than usua
Business is meant until the close Of tn
session.
Our worthy fellow citizen, Mr.. Samut
Watkins, proposes to give the city te
acre lot, to be used as public park, onl
requiring as conditions that it shall be sui
ably inclosed, provided with water, and,
case the city ceases to use it as publ
park, the property shall revert to the done
or his legal representatives. The city al
thorities are now considering the prophet
Of accepting the proposed gift.
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ssa, western IS Cd Floes' unchanged

red Western IS I'd Floar' unchanged
Corn z9s Sd 1855 ~.
New York Money sxarkss.
NEw YonK, May 2e.-MOnzy sasy at ss5
. cent. Sterling strong at loss@losz.
Gold steady; opened at Ia and closed at
1142@1l45. Carrying rates 3@4 per cent.
Clearances SIS, 00O, 900. Exports &l25-
900. Governments firm State bends
quiet and firm; old Tsnnessees Gle; new
565e. Sub Treasury baianee-gold 7e, 25os-
gao; currency 6,03l, 500 general balance
1890, 1872 The Sab Treasury bought
1900, 900 bonds al ITO - 100@1f097 100
New York ssenernI EEnrKets.
NEW Y0EK, May 26.--Cotton duh and
heavy; sales Of 1,S75 bales; middiing ND
lands 22ssc. Flour sc better; superins State
and Western 465G4. IS. Whisky 1.07}.
Wheat very firm; winter and amber West
ern 1.31@L33. Corn unchanged; new
mixed Western 10S@1. 0S4. Sugar less ae-
tive; sales Of 600 hhds; Cuba 9369sc.
Molasses dull. Coffee quiet and ira.
Dry goods quiet and unchanged. ..-.--,..
New Orleans Market
NEw ORLEANS, May 26.-Cotton dull
aud unchanged; middlings 22@22&c; salss
500 bales; receipts 1850 bales; stoch IN
hand 116, 025 bales. Flour dull and uf-
changed. Corn easier; yellow 1. 05; white
1.S091. 80. Oats dropping at 7f@72e.
Pork 3150. Sugar firmer; prime l1@
lie. MOlasses unchanged Whisky dull,
Western rectiied 97lc91. 07t. Coffee I'M
changed Sterling 26. 80 - "a
NJ. Louis 1Tarsxsszs ruaas
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-FIour very dull;
fall snperfne 4.OO94.25. Wheat-No. 3
red fall 1.05@1O6. Corn-laTge receipts.
Unfavorable adSices from New Ofisans
greatly depressed tka market; So lower.
mixed s249S7Rc. Osts 55@56e. Rye 300
sec. Whisky-nothing done Proyizio.s
very dull. Pork 90. 50@300O Lard n04a-
inal at 154@15sc t.sss.- 80. 4saa .s.f
Chicago Markets. any.
CHICAGO, May 26.-Fiour dniM and IN
oh lnged. Wheat dull at 9S@J9e. Corn
moderately active and easier at SAFE Oats
| Ale Rye SSc Barley--A5e tor No. 3.
Highwines l.0f. Provisions dull and nom
inal - ~
I Cincinnati Markets ID .fis
CnxorNArI, Nay 26.-F0u< steady.
Wheat unchanged. Corn steady at S5@S6c.
Oats Sc q6Oc. Rye 7Sc. Cotton dull. aud
prices nominal; middling pc; Low middfng
PIC. Tobacco steady; supply light; sales
of 227 hhds at AOO@2T. 10. Whisky l.0k
al. O6. Pork 20 5O@3OO0. BsIk meats
y, 15i ana 16c. Bacon 133, 16s ard 3c.
LoufsxiIJe Markets. ~ isa
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-Cotton dun; mid
ding 21sc. Flour 5.25. Corn weak AZ
1.12@1 Is. Wheat I.05t91.2O. Data Sc.
Rye 90. Provisions dull and prices steady.
Pork 5000. Bacon lS4. II and 17ac.
Bulk meats 12t, 16 and 1879. Lard lie.
Whisky 1.04@t.05. TObecco-ssales Of
335 hhds at 5. f5@s 90 for frosted to good
Tugs; S.25@32.O 90 for low laaf to medium
bright wrappers. ID. ..-...#4. i,s.
Memphis Markets.
MEMPHIS, May 26-Cotton Gull az re;
receipts 346 bales; exports SO bales. Flour
| quiet at 3 OO@6.OO. Com dull at Loo
Lis. Oats duh at 65@67lc. Hay dull
and nominal Bran steady At 300. Lard
nominal. Pork dull at 5000. Bacon
| shoulders 13lc; sides 1749c. +. b e ~
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Criminal Court.

The proprietor Of slaughter house was
indicted under the law prohibiting public
nuisances. The case was yesterday tried
by jury and the defendant acquitted.
Mo.t Of the day was devoted to the hear
ing Of misdemesnor cases, mainly on the
account OF gaming, contrary to the law
'smade and provided" Some of the indict-
ments were nolle pressed, some settled by
payment of fine and costs, and others dis
posed Of by judgments of not guilty. The
names of the parties are withheld for the
reason that they would not look well in
this connection, nor would any oonsidera-
BILE amount of public good be subserved by
thar Y,rblioation
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Additional Attractions.

In addition to other attractions at Ma
sonic Hall tonight, there will be music and
dancing for the qualification of the young
folks. Blondin, Jr., has also volunteered
his services, and during the evening viii
walk the rope for the amusement of the
audience. Parties bound for the picnios
on the day following, can supply them
selves at the soiree with an abundant sup
ply of cakes. BE sure and attend the
soiree tonight ID
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ssThe Bee Line.1

The Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis Railway, running over
800 miles of track, has taken the name Of
the ''Bee Line" on account of its direct
connections with all points North, East
and West Either from Cincinnati or In
dianapolis, passengers make direct con-
nections at Crestline with the great
thoroughfares leading to all points. The
road is furnished with splendid Drawing
Room and Palace Sleeping Cars. The
route embraces the Lake Shore scenery,
aud all the principal points of interest,
North and East. The Southern travel
Northward will find che bee Line, " in all
respects. satisfactory.
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Trot,inu Races To-Day,

If the weather be favorable, there viii he
excellent sport at the Nashville Trotting
Park to-day. The first race is match be-
tween Widener's Tattler and Riley Wood
fms Sam Black. Both are good trotters,
about equal in point of speed, and some
fun may be expected. In the second Grace
there are several unknowns, reported to be
Good animals
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London advices of yesterday quote 5-20s
of 1862 at S94; 1865 at $50; 1S67's at
9O57, and 10-40's at SCI.
York at COZ for the old, and 565 for the
new.
The following are the quotations Of the
New York stock market: Central and
Hudson 1O1t; Scrip 96t; Erie 234i; Reading
1861; Southern 9S44; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1881; Northwestern Common S2tt; Pre-
ferred S9s; Fort Wayne 50; Rock Island
1194; Western Union Telegraph 33k.
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Academy of Music.

The most brilliant attractions that have
vet appeared upon the boards Of the
Academy of Music, will be presented to.
niaht OF the occasion of the benefit OF the
popuIar little manager, Mr.. Richards
The house was we'll filed last night and
tonight there will be scarce standing
room. The Academy has now engaged for
their first appearance IN this city, the
beautiful and accomplished Queen of Song,
Miss Mary Clifton, with the celebrated
song and dance man and comedian,
Tom Adams, and Mr.. Hank Mason, the
champion Jig dancer of the world. These,
with a number of other versatile drttStes,
will appear, presenting an array Of amuse-
ment talent rarely seen in the city. or
course, there will be a rousing crowd on
the occasion.
winchester s. Alabama Railroad.
The Directors for the WINCHESTER Il Ala
bana Railroad. tor Franklin county, are as
follows
John X. Bennett, Decherd.
G. B. Austel, Decherd
Samuel Smith, Winchester.
M. M. Henderson, Winchester.
John Baker, Salem.
Chas. Jones, Salem. -
J VIC. Bryant, Decherd.
ron LINCOLN COUNTY.
w. b. Martin, Fayetteville. ~. .t
G. s. Wilson, Fayetteville.
James Kirkpatrick, Fayetteville.
JOS G. Oarrigan, Fayetteville.
n j. Gray, Fayetteville
d. NJ Minis, Flyntville.
John Baxter, Junction.
w. A. Bryan, Moline.
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FOR CONGRESS.
Call on Col. Bale Peyton TO Become
a Candidate In the fifth District.

GAILAT1N, Tenn, May %, 1S7O.-To
the Honorable Bale Peyton The times
demand that we should have our best men
in every Office within the gift Of the peo-
pie, and especially is this SO in the Con-
gress of the United States. ,-.
A number of your old friends are de-
sirous of seeing you again in the position
in which you, years ago, won so much dis
tinction for yourself, and reflected so much
credit upon this, your native State, and
respectfully request you to announce your
name as candidate for Congress from
this district, feeling assured that it will
meet hearty response, not only from the
whole district, but from the entire State :
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. mAHKErs HY rELEGRAPI,.
Foreign markets.

LONDON, May 2s.-COnsols fer money
9444; on account 94s American securities
frner and higher; 't2s, s94; 65s, old, $50;
els 9O1; l0-4o's, SCI. Stocks steady
Erie 10. Illinois Central 1l04i Great West
cru 2S. Bullion in the Bank of England
has increased 400, 900 pounds sterling.
LIVERPOOL, May 26.--Cotton dull; mp
lands IO3@l01d; Orleans 11@llAd; sales
10000 bales. BreadstufTs firm. Wheat
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wheat Trade and Crop Prospects sn
Err0De


The correspondent of the Financial
Chronicle, under date of London, May Z,
says: ea - -sa ..aas el
The wheat trade has been frmer and
large amount of business has been trans.
acted, at an advance of Is to Is q quarter
The weather has been cold, and by some
fears have been entertained that the fruit
trees, which are now lR1uriant with BIOS
som, would suffer injury, and that the crop
OF fruit, instead of being heavy, as was ex-
peeted, would be deficient. At present,
however, believe that there is no cause
Of anxiety, for although. the night tempera-
ture is low, there is no rain, and it is Chief
ly when cold rains and frosts succeed each
other that injury to the crops results. Du-
ring the last six weeks scarcely any rain
has fallen, and to-day the weather is fine
and brilliant. although the wind blows cold.
With regard to the crop of grass, the i'm
precision seems to be that it will be light.
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NeW Gurhin1.

Several of the sidewalks in the city are
being supplied with new curbing of a very
excellent quality. Improvements in this
regard are especially noted on High street
between Church and Union streets
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EdwefteId a KENTUCKY aailroa.i.

Superintendent Blanton, of the Edge
field Il Kentucky Railroad, was in Louis
vile on Tuesday last, where he effected
arrangements go that his road will make
direct connection at Guthrie with trains to
New Orleans, Memphis and Mobile. This
arrangement goes into effect on and after
Sunday next.
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T0NxSOn HOnse

The Gallatin people have cause to be
proud of the Towson House. 1t is No.
hotel, in charge of courteous and enter
prizing propretora, and deserves to be lib
ally patronizsd Visitors from this city to
Gallatin will find hacks at the depot to con-
vey passengers and baggage to the TowsOn
HOuse
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N.,v CIo,bc, for the Police,

The clothing intended as summer suits
for members of the Police Department, ar
rived yesterday, and will probably be put
to imme late use Each suit consists of a
coat, vest and pants of dark, blue color,
buff dVest, and pair of white linen Pants
They will make a neat appearance, and
being made of good material, oought to last
,ra0
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Market Exchange.

This popular establishment, corner Mar
morning, with supply of the finest liquors
served, free to all, from 10 to IL o'clock to-
day. Ben. Wallace and George johnson
will be on hand to refresh the weary. II
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DIsnstrous Fire nd West Point, ca

A destructive fire broke ont on the
morning of the 23d inst, at West Point
GA. The fire originated in the building
occupied hy NJ A Bridges, destroying the
entire block, which embraced four bust
ness houses, occupied respectively by M
A Bridges, jeweler; w Oslin d Co..
druggists; G @ Lyon, grocer; Beatty *
Gibson, grocers. Bridges loss So, 800,
insurance $4,000, ] W Oslin Il Cos loss
81, 5000, no insurance; G c Lyons loss
So, 900, insurance s 500; Beatty & Gibson's
loss 81, 900, insurance $4,000. The en-
tire block was owned by W G Darden, and
estimated to be worth 81, 900.
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CITY NOTICES.
Tho slxating Tslnk

The New Theater. has been converted
into Parlor Skating Rink. and will be
opened on Saturday nlght, and. from that
time forward, for that delightful and health
full amusement. The Rink viii be opened
every afternoon next week exclusively for
ladies and children to practice. my27 If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

LXTEDLOCK.-THRB Basis OF CIvL SOCIETY.
w Essays for Young Men, on the honor and
happiness Of Marriage, and the evils and dangers
Of CeIihacy-with sanitary help for the attainment
of mans true position In life Sent free in sealed
envelopes Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. may25-d&wSm
q a. ADAY MADE AT HOMEl 40 entirely new
eDSO articles for Agents. Samples sent free.
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RndIr Sma.hehIn.

A dray was pretty badly smashed in yes
terday morning on the Church Street Rail
road track, in front of our Office. 1t was
loaded with heavy threshing machine,
two wheels of which smashed all
to pieces, creating for time quite an OBJ
siruction on the track and in the street.
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Eruptiye diseases Of the scalp, offensive
in themselves and destructive to the hair,
are all rapidly cured by the use of Louis
iona Creole Hair Restorer. All druggists
keep this splendid hair preparation 1t
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Particular AttentIor

Is invited to the large sale of fine f1rni-
ture, pianos, mirrors, carpets, and other
household goods, at No. 143 North College
street, this morning at 1o4 o'clock. Per-
sons wishing bargains should not fail to
attend. 1t
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BaIic oPeyton for Congress.

We printothis morning call on Col
Bale Peyton, from his old friends and
neighbors Of Sumner county, to announce
himself candidate for Congress in this
district
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On Church Street,

J. II. Currey, agent, has removed his
undertaking establishment to Nos. Y and
"A, Church street, opposite the Maxwell
House, where he is now fitting up hand
some establishment
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Ei-c

The Agent of The Excelsior Fire Elk.
tinguisher viii give public exhibition, on
the corner of Broad and Summer streets,
at o'clock this (Friday) afternoon.
maY27 1T -. ~ -
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Crin,inaICnInrr

The suit for damages, in which the
Adams Express Company are defendants,
is not concluded. Yesterday was mainly
devoted to the reading of dispositions and
argument on exceptions taken.
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Alumni Ahdress.

The annual address before the Alumni
Association Of the Cumberland University
at Lebanon, will be delivered on Thursday
evening, June 80, by Alumnus Rev L c
Ransom, of Memphis, class of 55RS
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Personal.

Col Thomas Boyers, of the Gallatin En-
aEainer, was in the city yesterday on a
flying visit He represents the Examiner
as prosperous, and old Sumner as being in
iourishing condition.
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The SkatIn1 Rink.

The work of transforming the New Thea
ter into a skating rink is progressing, and
the rink will be opened to the public to-
m prov evening.
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Ladies, Fine shoes.

John Ramage & Son, No. As College
street, are again in receipt of additional
supplies of fine Shoes for ladies, misses
and children, of desirable styles, superior
in quality, and cheap in price. nay27 st
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D. B. Hicks is selling the cheapest and
best ice chest and refrigerator in the city.
Every family should have one that wants
cold milk, butter, etc.
He also sells the best lake ice cheS to
keep them cold. Bank Alley, between
College and Cherry streets. maj If
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He Bow'd His Throbbing Head Ger
Trembling Knees.


Where Is the man who has not felt
strong desire for something cool,
At least, has no desire to melt,
Though melting seems to be the rule.
This something is to him the great
DeiiderdtU1, which he seeks
To cool his brain and ease his pate
A pleasure he's not had for weeks
ventilator.
Who u run the risk of being struck
By Sol or any other man,
When by turn of great, good luck,
Fortune has placed us where we can
Get something cooling to the head,
Complete in finish, texture rare, III
And Peasant, might have said,
The very thing to save your hair
A Ventilator. u
Then go at once, without delay,
a To VAIN 4 WALKERS, and request
To see those Hats; you'll find that they
Will give you comfort, ease aud rest;
Make life pleasure, and its cares
A thing that's past, forgotten, gone,
Imparting ease 70 him who wears s-r !. -sr.5. |
The acme of perfection
Ventlator. a a-..r u
The Keep Cool, Tropical, Magnolia, Equatorial,
Butterfly Zephyr, Palmetto. in all the newest styles
II ventilstion for the hot weather, together with
IN immense stock OF Straw and PanaIna, for men
,oys and children. ~ -.- 1900.
WASH az WALKER, eal
PREMIUM HATTERS,
msyl9-tfIthp No. "a Public Square.
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Delegates from the Thirteenth Dis
tricf.

At meeting held at their voting place
last night the following delegates were APP
pointed to the Convention to-h1orrow to
nominate candidate for Attorney General
S. II. Manning, w. q. Bush, Barney
Hines, James Dungy, (col.,) and Lewis
Mill, T,nl
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The Orphans, Soiree.

There was a good attendance at Masonic
Hall last night, and the tables literally
patronized The soiree will be continued
tonight. Contribute your mite in behalf
of the orphans.
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Rondr for Cntting.

We noticed yesterday specimens OF bar
lev taken from the farm Of John W. Bryan,
Edeefield. which is fully matured and
ready for cutting. The grain was large,
and in a healthy condition Nj. Bryan
has forty acres planted in barley, aad
better looking crop is not to be found In
the country. 1t is early in the season to
see a crop ready for the sickle,
Etaskct Picnic and Railroad EXcur-
Extensive preparations are being made
COR the basket picnic and railroad excur-
sion to Kingston Springs on Wednesday,
lime 70, for the benefit Of the new church
in West Nashville. The Committee Of Ar
ranpefaents are Pat. Clary, VIM. Barry,
lanes McKeon, Thomas Murphy, n, ker-
rigan. Morris Eagan, John Hollaran, Ihos;
Pendegast, and William Davis, General
Manager.
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Gold opened in New York yesterday
at IA and closed at 1143. Dealers here
were paying ia, aud were holding at lis
Exchange on New York is bought
by tbs brokers at par and is sold by them
at 34c premium.
Government securities are a shade
higher:
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HAY PRESSES.
COTTON PREssSES
". ANDERSON o.,s

u n - = - ~ y -
Improved Utiey Hay and Cotton
Presses cannot be surpassed 81 any machinea
in existence. These Presses a. We are now build
ing them, are the best as well a. tho chearest IN
market. satisfaction g1aTlEfesd or money ne.
funded.
& TRIcE-Cash ON deIistry-fsr Hay Press, ons.
hundred and eighty dobsFs; fer CottoD Hsrss
two hundred dollars, delivered az as saflroad Do
pot in Nashville or Gu BOar site ears Il Florence
station, n. aiRi O. K. p address
CIV ANDsl.sUN & CO., FI,,rens e station.
49, \. and C., X. L, Tenn
Application. @ nay24.E1W-N
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The sale stopped,

The Mayfeld House, on Church street,
was put mp at auction yesterday, and the
highest bid received was Il, 900, which was
rejected by the auctioneer, and the sale
was stopped.
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Gentlemen Will fud at No. IS College
street, French Calf and Morocco Dress
Boots, Caters and half Caters, of the best
manufacture, and at uniform low prices.
mayer sc sisz JOHN RAAfAGE & SoE.
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Preuiuu, Ale.

By the testimony of all who have tried
it, Diehl & Lords Bottled Ale Qlil's) is the
best ever offered to the citizens of Nash
vile. Orders received at their Office, No.
rs Church street, opposite Maxwell House,
will be promptly filed. Families supplied
on the most reasonable terms may25 1w
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The following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always acces-
sible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, 11:15-Cotton market quiet;
sales 10, 900 bales; uplands 105d; Orleans
l1s@114d- @
NEW YoRK, 1925 Market quiet and
weak
LIVERPOOL, 1:20-Quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Market dull; sales 10, 900
bales; uplands 10S@10ad; Orleans 1l@
lid. 49,
New YORK, 2;25-Market dali and
prices unchanged. July contracts pc; Au-
gust pc. 1890
New YoEK, 3-Market dull and prices
unchanged Sales to-day, 1,75O bales for
spinning; 800 bales for speculation, May
delivery at 215@22c; June and July PC.