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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THHCHIEF SIGNAL OFFrCER.
WASHINGTON, D. O., April IS, 1871.
Synopsis for tie past tlceaty- foair hours
The barometer has risen slowly, with a
falling temperature on the Pacific coast.
but has fallen with rapid increase Of
Temperature at the Rocky Mountain 50
lions. The srea Of lowest pressure IA n
upper Canada. The rains which Thursday
evening prevailed on the South Atlantic
and lower lakes have ceased entirely. In
the former districts at present thev are
confined to the Eastern Atlantic coast
with occasional local rain in western
Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Clear or
clearing weather prevails in the South and
western Kentucky. The barometer has
huctuated somewhat in the central and
southern regions. 1t has risen on the
upper lakes, but is now generally quite
low and falling everywhere east Of Missis-
sippi and south of Kentucky and west of
Florida @
Pro5G6d7jties IT is probable that flesh
and brisk winds from the southwest and
northwest will prevail from Pennsylvania,
west and south, to the Mississippi and on the
lakes. Small local storms viii probably
pass over the Middle ard Eastern States,
with cloudy wsather, Saturday.
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meetinx or the Couu,v COM,

In compliance with the published notifi-
caticn Of its presiding officer, Hon. w. X.
Turner, the members of the Davidson
County Court viii to-day assemble in
special session to consider and take such
action as may be deemed advisable in
reference to the proposed lease of the
Nashville and Decatur Railroad. The
ownership by the county of Davidson of
stock in that railroad amounting to $780,
600 makes it fit and proper thst some
formal expression of opinion and prefer
ence by the county's representatives about
matter of such vital importance TO the
interests of the people, and it is to be
popped that the special meeting to-day Ct
the County Court may result in the adop-
| ton of such measures as may IN large
measure abste or entirely relieve the pain
ful anxiety of our fellow-cltlzens touching
the projected railroad lease about which so
| much has been said and written. The
gentlemen composing the Davidson County
court are for the most part men Of sound,
practical Judgment, and all OF them, We
feel satisfied, are sctuated by desire to
do, in their official capacity, whatever may
best contribute to and subserve the best
interest and prosperity of those they
represent. They readily recognize the fact
that whatever helps and prospers the city
OF Nashville, also helps and prospers the
county Of Davidson, nor are they unmind-
ful that the interests of the city and county
are mutual, and that whatever helps or
hurts the one also helps or hurts the other.
The people may, therefore, confidently eI-
pect at the hands of their representatives
in the County Court wise and judicious
legislation on this important occasion. Ii
Is probable that Maj. John q. Thompson,
who has been zealously laboring in the in
terests of his fellow-citizens since the
commencement of this railroad contest or
controversy, will address the cOurt to-day,
giving the result of his recent efforts and
investigations at Cincinnati, as well as
other facts of interest in relation to the
occasion of this special tenn. The court
will, We arnestly hope, find it in its power
to do something which will abate the pain
full apprehensions of our people. Our
paper of tomorrow will contain the pro-
ceedings had to-day and the result of the
courts deliberations.
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the week ending this evening, at nc. The
| low grades of cotton are almost wholly
| neglected and sell pretty much for what
ever the buyer is willing to pay.
Boston, April %
Cotton dull. Middlings 154c. Gross
receipts 1856 bales. Sales $50 bales.
Stock IA, 500.
Norfolk, Va. April 26.
Cotton firm. Low middlings 1916.
Net receipts 420 bales. Exports coast
wise 577 bales. Sales 300 bales. Stock
2,7SO bales.
Wilmington, n. C., April 26.
Cotton quiet. Middlings lac. Net re-
ceipts 50 bales. Sales IS. Stock 2,2O9
bales.
Baltimore. Nd, April 26.
Cotton quiet Middlings lac. Net re-
ceipts 100 bales. Gross receipts 146 bales.
Exports cosstwise ESQ bales. Sales /, 1OO
bales. Stock 1885 bales,
Montgomery, Ala, April &c.
Cotton is in fair demand at 122@19c for
low middlings.
Augusta, Ga, April 90.
Ootton-Our market continues un-
changed. We quote it to-day quiet but
steady at yesterdays figure, 1916 for full
styled Liverpool middling, and 13a@135c
for New York do. Sales PSI; receipts
80.
Columbus, Ca, April 20.
Cotton-Market quiet. Middlings 13c.
Sales 108 bales. Receipts % bales. Ship
ments % bales.
Atlanta, Ga, April go.
Market active at 124@122c for middlings;
12@124o for low middlings; 1l4@11tc for
good ordinary; inferior $1,000.
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Nashville Provision Market.

The market was very dull to-day, and
unchanged in every respect. We quote
packed from store as follows:
BULK MEATs-Clear rib, sides 94c;
shoulders Sc packed.
BACoN-OIear sides Zoe; clear rib sides
1Oc; shoulders TIC; country hams 12Ac9
I5c.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart 4 Hensley's @. O..
O. canvassed 16@163c.
JowLs-4944c.
DRIED BEEF-Scarce. We quote can
vassed 19c; no uncanvassed in market.
BEEF ToNaUEs-We quote at Sc q doz.
BREAKFAST BAoON-Hart & Hensleys
choice s. @. G. @. o. breakfast bacon, can
vsssed, 159159c..
LARD-Choice leaf in tierces 1Jic; half
bbls 13c; kegs 13t@14c; 10 10 caddies 15c;
10 csddies Isle; ID csddies 15ac; buck
cts I5c
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London adTioe5 of yesterday quote 5-2Os
Of go at 9O4; '65s at 9Of; '67s at 924, and
10-4Os at S95.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at G63 for both the old and new.
The following are the quotations of the
New York stock market: Central and Hud-
son 995; Scrip IS; Erie 2C4; Reading
10; Southern 1O95, Cleveland and Pitts
burg l24 Rock Island 113; Northwestern
Common So; Preferred OF; Western
Union Telegraph 60; Ohio and Mississippi
514.
Bank OF Tennessee notes are firm at
1914 buying end 1916 selling.
State Warrants are in demand at 1909
buying and SI@S3 selling.
Passed due State coupons are bought at
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j. F: Edwards, Esq, of Atlanta, Ca;
Col. Newton Case and Caleb Clapp, OF
Hartford, Conn. Henry Stanley, Of New
Britain, Conn; John Brodhesd, of Louis,
vile, Ky; Danforth Brown, of Cincinnati,
o Capt. John F. Wilkerson, of Memphis,
Tenn, were among the many arrivals at
the Maxwell House yesterday.
Gov. John C.Brown and lady, of Pulaski,
Tenn; Col. w. F. Kirchwell, Lafayette,
Tenn; j. K. Rubencombe, Philadel phia,
Pa; Rev. A. D. Sears, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Isaac Locheart, New Orleans, La; DIR. r.
L. G, White, Lebanon Herald, Tenn.
Maj. Chas. McMurray, Western and At
lantic railroad, Ga; Maj. James Lowe,
Bedford county, Tenn; Il. NJ. May, Jack
son, Tenn, were at the Battle House YES
terday.
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Agricultural Congress.

At q recent meeting Of the Tennessee
Agricultural and Mechanical Association,
held in Nashville, it was determined, after
consultation with the Agricultural Bureau
at Washington, to invite a Congress Of the
various kindred societies throughout the
United States to meet in Convention at
Nashville, on the Sd day of October, 1871,
to form a National Agricultural Associa-
ton. Hon. Horace Cspron, Commissioner
OF Agriculture, has assured the Association
that he will give his sympathy and co-ope-
ration to the measure. Parties desiring
further information can address Gen. W.
q. Jackson, at Nashville.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs, SAToHELs.-Go to
Dunstead's, Al North Market Street, for
every variety of Trunks. His stock com
presses everything in the Trunk line.
Prices exceedingly low. apr23 #.
A frst-class Drug business for sale. Az
ply at this Office apr2 #
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Tremendous fall in the price of OoRees,
Sugars, Teas, Spices, aud ell imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham s, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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sale of valuable Property in F0rth
NaRhNiIEP.

sale of valuable Property in FOrth
Nashville.
Hickman " Rober,s, Real Estate Agents,
No. Maxwell House, will sell on Satur-
day, 29th inst, a considerable amount of
very valuable real estate, situated upon
the corner of Wins and Jefferson streets.
Amongst the list of property to be sold
are three good frame dwelling houses, one
neat, new brick dwelling house, aid a
large and commodious two-story brick
grocery house with dwelling attached, be-
sides number of beautiful vacant lots.
This sale IS made sby decree of the
Chancery Court rendered by an agreement
of the parties to the suit, which Is suffi-
cient guarantee Of good title. The sale
being by an agreement of the parties iti-
gait, there will be no by bidding, but the
property vii! be sold without reserve.
This will be splendid opportunity for
men of small means to buy g ,od homes,
men of medium means TO buy superior
property, and for the capitalist to invest
his surplus funds apr2S 1t
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nary 1910; low middling 144c; middline
155c: good middling 1870; Mobile 15lc;
Orleans 15sc.
L1vEaPooI, April %, 1:2O.-Market un-
changed. Uplands I'D; Orleans I'D
NEW YoRK, April %, 2.-Market
a shade easier. Sales 1000 bales on spot;
1900 on contracts. April delivery 143e.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s, 5.-Ootton frmer
but not quotably higher.
New YORK, April %, 3.-Market
irregular. Sales 1,540 bales for ex-
port. Ordinary 1Osc; good ordinary 13se;
low middling 144c; middling 154c; good
middling 16tc; Mobile 159c; Orleans i54c
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The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Harrington VS.. McOrse; judgment fol
plaintiff This was an action for debt.
Casper Coons VS.. Davenport and others
continued by consent.
United States VS.. W. w. Ingersoll, an
Indictment for Withholding pension
money; nolle prosecuted.
United States VS.. Franklin Philpot. illic-
it distillipg forfeiture set aside
United States VS.. Newton and others; a
motion WIS entered to dismiss.
United States vs.. Il. W. Casey, an indict-
ment under the l4th amendment; nolle
prosecuted.
In the case of NJ. o. Mason i 90. vs..
ID. w. Peabody, collector of internal rev
enue, Judgment was rendered for plaintiff
in the sum of s., 1866 05.
Samuel Lowery, colored, was yesterday
admitted as practicing attorney. He is,
we believe, the first negro ever admitted
10 practice in this court
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Marriage LicenseS.

Fer the week, ending Friday, Apr
p, the County Court Clerk issued mar
riage licenses to the following named par
ties:
Charles Miller to Elizabeth Hose.
John Jacob Ruffnor to Margaret TindaIl
Francis NJ Edwards TO Elizabeth A
Robertson.
Il. H. Rose TO Mary Brown.
luur cOlOFed
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There was another large crowd at Ma.
sonic Hall last night to witness this beau
tiful work of art, and the audience, one
and all, seemed to be delighted with the
entertainment There is to be matinee
this afternoon for the benefit of the little
folks, the usual entertainment tonight
and the panorama is to be continued Oh
Monday and Tuesday nights of next week
PARENTS, take your children to see the
Pilgrim this afternoon.
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QUANTITY vs., QUALITY

Dooley's Yeast Powder stands pre-enineut in
market as being the only Raking Powder that is
free from injurious substances. Not only this,
but esch package contains the FULL QUANTITY
REPRESENTED, while the quality is far superior to
all others. Do'ley's Yeast Powder will produce
from twenty-five to fifty per cent. more good
bread, rolls biscuits, pastry, etc, than those of
other manufacture, while it is always convenient
TO have in the house, and is reliable and econoni-
cal. If yon have not tried it, ask for it at your
GrCcer's and take no other. apr25 eodIw
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The following are the cotton quotations
geeeived g. the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, whore
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and ara always Access
gible to the public:
LIVERPOOL, april %, 11:15-Market &C
tive and tending upward. Sales 10000
bales Uplands I'D; Orleans y. Net re-
ceipts of all classes for the week SO, 900
bales; of American AZ, 900. Stock of all
classes 951, 900 bales; of American 5G2, 900
bales.
New YoRK, April %, 12.-Cotton
dull on Immediate delivery but firm on
ccntractv. April delivery I44c; May IA !!e;
June 148c. Ordinary 1876 good ordi-
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The May number of this popular home
magazine is upon our table. 1t contains
the second chapter of the prize story,
Leaves from the diary Of Lucy Lenoir, or
three months Of her life, which increases
in interest as it progresses. "Wanted-a
preacher, by Mrs. MiIly May Richards, is
concluded. There are other acceptable
contributions, and q variety of choice Sc
lections, and the May number in short will
be very acceptable TO its numerous read
els
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Beautiful Flowers.

The largest displays of beautiful flowers
ct the Markethouse are usually made on
Saturdays, and the floral exhibition there
to-day will be more extensive than any
former show Of the season. MIR. Lishy
will be there, with a collection of his de.
servedly popular productions.
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what are the Wild Waves sayingl >

Go ask the trouble waves whose Ceaseless foar
In fury breaks upon the distant shore;
Knowye sOmeEpOt in all your lonely round,
Where pain is not? But ease and comfort found
The will waves answer with perpetual roar
That very place is v AIN Il WALKERS sToRE.
Go ask the wind that sweeps acFOss the plain
To distant lands, and then returns again,
Have ye not found an antidote for care?
balm to save our fast departing hair?
Old BOreas answers from his icy throne
'TiG found in VAIN & WALKER HATS slons!
lis thus Old BOreas and the Ooean speaks
TO him with aching head, that comfort seeks:
Try Vain and Walkers Ventilated Hat,
cwlll cool the fevered brain an more than that
Make life pleasure; save your falling hair
The same Old number on the Public Square
The "Ksty-Did," "Katy Didn't" "Cangaloupe, -
Tropical, "WillO the isp," and all the latest
styles OF Ventilated Hats, for the hot Weatl er.
Panama and Straws for men and boys and chill :
dren IN great variety. Orders from a distanc e
promptly attended to. VAIN & WALKER,
HatterS and FuTrie 8,
apro "a Public Square.
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Nashville, the Gem of the Union

Nashville, the gem OF the Union.
The most noble city in the land,
In hel rife virtue, genius, talent, worth eff
fusion,
You will nd ezteJ ded friendships helping
hand.
CHoRUs-Then three cheers for our
notable Rock City
Her lofty spires aud her Capitol 50
grand;
Should her worthy fame be crushed
twould be pity,
DAVIS will sing her praises o eT the land.
The reservoir and myriad hills surrounding,
Towering up Heavenward so high.
Those faIr-angelic figures ever gliding,
Marks her queen Of cities towering 10 the sky.
CaORUs-Then success - 10. Davis, the
tailor,
May he ever have trade at MS COM
mand,
And SO North College prove no failure,
But retain thai noted, abe tailOrs stand
Doctors, lawyers, Srtists, mathematics specific,
Skilled in every art and science known to man.
Sage Divines, with communicates prolific,
Praying innumeIabe blessings DER the land.
CaORUs-Then three cheers, etc.
Her patriotic penmanship is grandeT,
Than ancients boat Of far beyo1d the sea,
Her generals, traders, merchants, guardians,
vendors,
Whose fervent throb yibrates her veal to see.
CHORUs-Then sUcCc7s, etc.
ape 1t
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The COTTON MARKETS.
SeImn.-AIn. ApriI 2s.

There were sales to-day to the amount
of $50 bales. Middlings 14c; low mid
lings 13c; strict good ordinary 124c. Mar
ket firm with good demand.
Macon, Ca, April 26s
Cotton-Receipts to-day "a bales; sales
PIG bales; shipped 1876 bales.
Receipts for the week ending this even
ing 1913 bales; sales 1888; shipments l.
349.
We have still no change TO note either IN
the tone of market or in prices. A fair de
msnd for middkngs has existed throughout
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Off for the Front,

Another lot of colored recruits, enlisted
in this city by Col. Schwenk, will leave
Capt. Wedemeyer, of tie 10th infantry.
Forty-three negroes have been enlisted,
and will be taken to Irdiauols, Texas,
where they will be turned over to the de-
partment commander, to Join the oath in
fsntry.
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Cotton dull. BIiddlings 154c. Gros
receipts 1856 bales. Sales $50 bales
Stock IA. 500.
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Open for Discussion,

Since the Market house Committee has
determined to recommend to the CITY
Council the building of new Market
house, where TO build it is question en-
titled to serious consideration. Both in
anu out OF term time the question is open
for discussion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-29

Country merchants, teachers, pazeDtsand
pupils will find thebest and cheapest stock
Of School Books ussd in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at v.
Q. Collier & Cos, a Union street, Nash
lille Tevnn. IL
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Tie will of Mrs. E. n. Overtou, de-
ceased, was yesterday admitted to probate,
and A. W. Overton qualified as executor.
Frank Ahthan was appointed guardian to
John, Frank, and Henry Ahthsn. D. G.
Kelley was appointed guardian of Daisy L.
Kelley. Gabriel Wsggoner was appointed
guardian of Frank Hawkins.
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FLoUR-The market continues very
quiet, and at present there seems to be no
likelihood of any reaction during the re-
mainder of the season. We quote as follows:
Superfne 1926; extra 1915; Xxx Sc so;
family sos, according to quality; fancy
SO.
WHEAT-Sales to-day of $50 bushels
at prices ranging from 81. 1901. 80, &C
cording to quality.
Conn MEA1.-Demand good. We quote
as follows Loose unbolted zoe; boiled
75c y bushel; kiln dried 1926 p bbl.
CoRS-We continue to report sales of
loose at Coo from wagon. The shipments
to day were small, amounting to only 300
bushels at zoe per bushel, sacked and de-
iiverad in depot.
OATs-We quote at from first hands 500
55c; sacked and in depot 65@TOc, accord
ing to quality.
OFFAL-Bran commands ST. per ton
loose, and 800 sacked in new burlaps.s
SHIPsTUFFs-We quote at $50 per ton
loose.
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Our Wreatbs, Crosses, bouquets and
Cut Flowers

For funeral, bridal or decorative occasions,
arranged in magnificent style, are being
sent safely and promptly to the different
towns along the line Of all the railroads
leading from Nashville. Price from 81 to
$40 each, according 10 quality. Telegram
or letter should read: Send wreath Cor
article oTdered) worth s. by Express,
G. o. D. P. L. NICHoT.
Floral Depot, n. Summer street,
apr2S lw Nashville, Tenn.
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Facts for the Ladies'.

have used Wheeler and Wilson Sew
ing Machine for years, end it has never
been day out Of repairs; have sewed the
finest cambria and the heaviest oyercoat-
ing; have used one needle over three
years, and indeed never broke but one out
Of the original dozen that got with the
machine, and that was my fault. ''N heller
and Wilson are our politics for the ladies.
Peru, Ind. SARAH L EN- wIIEE.
mV4.WIt
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TRUTH.-The powers OF Mrs. Whit
combs Syrup for children are es positive
as the sunlight from heaven, and gentle
and soothing as an angels whisper.
ep29-dlW&Rlt
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nsshvsile Prea.cs we.sss.


PoTAToEs-We quote sweet in store at
1894 z Dbl. The stock of Irish has been
considerably reduced. We quote Peach
Blows at $3.50 . bbi; no other varieties
on the market
PEANUTs-We quote buying from wagon
$1.9O q bushel, and $3.50 2 bushel from
store.
DBuD FEUIT-Nothing doing. We quote
nominslly as follows; Apples 3tc; quarter
peaches 70.
Hummelshine, are bought at Csc.
EGGs report sales to-day at 1876.
HAY-We quote at S22@24 y ton.
BUTTER-We quote ct 124@20c for or
binary to good; choice pc.
NAVY BEANs-We quote from store at
SO. so 2 bushei.
BEEswAx-There is some demand, with
sales at PIC.
COTTON SEED-We quote at SO 2 ton.
GINSENG Market quiet, and nominally
quoted at 6Oc.
RAGs-We quote at &c.
EooL-In demand at 15@20c for bury;
unRashed without burs 25@26c; washed
without burs 35@40c.
HoaNY-We quote at $3.50 per Dbl.
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The First Annual sale

OF the Tennessee Agricultural and Me-
cbanical Association will be held at the
Nashville Fair Grounds on the Sd of May.
A large amount Of stock has been cata-
logued for the sale.
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The Tennessee ExposiIion RuiIninn.

Workmen were busily engaged in max
ing repairs to the building, and it is rapid
~ being fitted up for the reception of at
ticles to be placed on exhibition. A lot Of
iron ore was received yesterday from Mont
gomery county. The fountain will be
placed in the building to-day.
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BATCHElOFR,s uAIR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
the only true and perfect Dye. Hs-mlcss-BeIia-
6le-Instsntsneous-No disappointment-So III
dioulous tints-"DoEs NOT CONTAIN LEAD NOR Any
InvigOrates the Hair and leaves i soft and beauti-
ful; black or brown. SOLD by ell druggists and
dealers Applied at tie Factory, l6 Bond street,
NeR York. gep27-Iv
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

Correspondents should write only
On one side of their paper, If they
wish their communications pub
Eished.
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The CHEAPEST PLACE TO Buy FINE JEW
ELBy-Go to 1. NJ. Sobel d Co., opposite
the Maxwell House, Nashville.
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s.UW BIER ,


Sash, Doors snd Blinds, at the lowest market
rates. Yard and Office corner Bread and High
Terms strictly Cash.
till May IT. II RICHD 3. WRIGHT.
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AuRhFies.

COrroN YABNs-Market steady at 1Oc,
12c, 14c and 16c for 700, 600, 500 and 400
LAND PLAsTFR-We quote N bags at 500
. ton.
WRAPPING PAPER-We quote small at
SOC; medium 75c, double crown 81.
SEEDs-We quote as follows: Hunga-
rian grass $1,75@2; Tennessee aillet
81 5; Missouri mlllet $l.75; there is but
little or no demand for other seeds, which
are out of season.
IRoN-We quote as follows: Tennessee,
common bar, &c = ID; Kentucky, do, 4c q
ID; Tennessee band 7t08c; Kentucky, do,
SIC; Tennessee boiler plate Sc; boiler
heads SIC; fire box 9tc; sheet, common,
54@6c; do, Kentucky, 64@7c; do, Tennes-
see, 74@85c.