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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

NDnAeeI,fIftr unb yetbth6e an Ftbttf HNo DtdStn
u,,rsh.s.sn iuete bon dueern ArsEeien tens Beiie'
rana srbatirA', ituo etngstaesn
lpiQer's
beriibtiteS CpSpcpftn
Az peYiuden, elm rein pebetabilides yrapasat aenss
Rio unSdSd toO usnrssrIan tr5snss s,y gss5 .s
wsiss In irsniser Ndllsn ieine Ss!ans be,virlt ale
URi1ierS DpSpepln. uno 1T Der 9i9sntpLmet s 9s1
reIt fuenu 6orum erfuht, Ole Jtamfn MsIretet ugle
rsr beruorraaeneeu Gln,uobner ansu9pen melne
o,ird ben 0r6rdu bcier teribnten Ditsur ipte tge.
Juu6hett uitcey erbaten haben. Ginigs oielsf {aas
iparfn dfoniiHe Duspepiie uon Der dbl!fnmtten an
peid, RON unieren behen Acrsteu obns Gro!g ptgn
VsIf. eb IS ourd ben 8ebraud etnt8er DIohen xpe.
sf',vv'ss'ao 80 ". z. dRiuer,
aletniaer GiaeEtblmsr
Rr. -, Mcre'4tpsparpf frahe.
~ Dsi alien DreaulRsn ~ babsn.
kSspt6,1 ,1S.t&wtI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
SSpit SNcubiIiG.

ct. Y0ul, Wtinu., .. 3cS. - Nudyridls
ten uon Ytmbna mclOcll, ooB orct iran;GiI
id)c Miitlm9e III Sort @Nrp ,uc9en Sbcll-
uabme oil bcm lcetcn 6cniantrputld)t untcr
S'9tcil projcIlrt purocn. Slncr bcr Angt.
ilnatcn mnrNr Nlm Sohe utrlrthcLlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Termildtc Ycridte.

NeW Dort, .. 0e;. - (9IorSBhlhcr
SGn9trbnno) Giue %crldnmlltn9 bcr De
lcgateu ocS SpcjialbuNotS uou Rem'Worf
uno l(mgc9cpc tauo 0tllCrn 9lbcno III oCn
,,@trnani0 2lliembh 0t0omS" 'iatt. Nr.
Sbtooor !peIocnielo iiihttc ctn Tpriig. IS
mirotu ucrid)lcbcne Srltie por9elt9t, oereu
,lubult itcod) BON ictuer 8eoeututa mar.
Der FrdHoent ie'gte ait, ooB Der uSoncorola
Mdrucrhor," ,Steorbnin," oparmoua"
ulo ble ,.Dtccmauen" aus Rem Snnoe ois.
gCtrctcu nuo. Nndl Hrii'nng Der puis ers
tGrte Sefrctdr Wtuhoo, oaB nod, Is &creine
Sn oem Sunoc gcb0rcn. 9lad lingcrcr 9e.
bate ruuroe bcihloiien, bic Su9idlulc ceS
SnnocS aufrcdlt ;u erboten, nno oaS Siua.
ltuer' Sonlite crmGdtigt, oeien Seidlub
anSjullibrcn. 9ds Scmtte Wlnbt icrner CT.
ndttlgt, fdl III otelcm 3wcdc III erg6r,en.
--Gin glntrdg oeS S.n. Wudolb, eiucit pro,
Uiioridlcn Sorltaup bon 5mct piitgleorn
(Brdhbcut mo SetrctGr) 81 crucnnen, nnl Die
SnnotsorgariatIou Sr trhaltci, puroc all
genommcn NIB Sr. Scloeniclo gum YrGN.
ocnt mo pr. Sh II. Surj sum SrfretGr CT.
pdblt. Slclt Scrrcu muroeu bepollntddti0t,
litr oiclen .3pcd Ole notblgcn Strtte ;u
thnn NIB ollie nod) uucrleolDteu @tibdite III
ornnen. Gin BOridlaJ, cine Scriammiun9
auer Wnnoesn'lt3lieoCr cininbclllisn, ipurbc
biS 0ui 2SeltcreS SnriidJclcgt; and bic Serd
tbun9 Der III Ocr lcettn Sriammluu9 beam,
tra9ten SonlltntIQHSperGnccrnugtn wuroe
perldoben.
Seder bNlt Srcitag slbtn0 III ISobolcn,
R.'S., ltlne Sorlelung ilber gSelbeIUd)ttlei
mo gSclbldict. GS III bcMertsnSwertb,
oaB bic raollalc Erciic cs n6Glidlil perutiOet,
ilber pedr'S Gipiloicnil Rsiorm uno oerbe
0eimpciiungCu pr6iiotutidloitlidlcr III
nrgnmtntlren. Scdr lomobl, wle Shur,
GuBern Aniidltcn, ole id)uurlhodS Der gsab.
inatcncr FrorlS wiccriirtilen.
6 burleltpu, S.-e.-9tnc Ohio 3ct'
tnnD iaBt, baB unicr@oup. Seott, Der oeGbre
bat, tn9iapolcon, O., 9sboreu ,u iriu, bort III
Den lepteu Oionatsu itber 100000 anaelsat
hat. Dies N Stemlid 0pt; pir t6unen uns
iiber bic ptribn!G)c Z parGmlclt uniereS(Spu.
perneurs Hid)t betlagcn, oeiu Cit Ulann, Der
bon $4,000 iibrlidlcu @ebolt, punsrttorisus
criparen FAM, nuB beu Stein Der gScii,n ues
fnnoen baben, oecr cin Spiebpbe iein.
SNuicHne bon ycutcn III 6 biea 90 batteu
ntc uorbcr reinc DiilG geuoiien, bis
Die g8aiicrlpGrlc ourd baS YcIcr ,erii1rt wur.
ben, nnb b'e Wtil4leHie lt,u gSaIier erlaugen
ionntcG.
Sn Sufialo ollcu anl nGbitcu Nrei.aOe
bic NiSrrtr &tmcbIe uno Se(p oehongt uer.
ben.
gu CT. goutS III Der beionnte Yeuotat
Grult 2S. 0eda in 81. scbtnslabr geIor.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

Sbler's Syrup aus 0ummi @rabienm
Suffen, Grfdlt,iiis, Sronditis &c.
aerner's Oherbaut=GrSeuger
aeasu ate Sauttrautbetteu.
r''frT Srfpiu Sarscffou, apotbeter,
'Beoreoftssefe ser Saltimures nne Sisbfss.
fMntito0 tSVl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

SuuicHae bon yeutcn III & biea0 40 batteu
nic uorbcr reinc Diilt 9cuoiien, bis
Die Waiicrluulc ourdl oaS Sei!er seril5rt wur.
bcn, nnp ole WillhleHie ttin sSaNer erluugen
fouutcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Der Sibclftrcit in S5mmtcrS' 9cint,


9ttm' Nort, 10. 0eSbr. Der @ibcl.
ltrcit lit Ourh Ssrgltid) iwiltcn Dem GOmitc
Der Sothollfeu unb cenl Der Sdlul Sommll'
,drc babln erlcNiQt Worbrt, bnB nle auS9t.
ldlloiienCn Sdlitlcr mltoer uniNeuomnen luers
Den, oaB bic SatboItGeu Der $orlciuug ans
Der Sibel uidlt oppouirtH uuh Die faith. Nin-
Der mdbrcnN Der Jitli9tonsltuubeH aui loren
SlEen N Der SdlllIe b.CiheM Niirfrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
ppspsptiker,
persweifcit nt@t!
@ufulumternbe &unbe fiir W;;::m!
WiQer'S

S,na.,,tifer unh qeiceroe on qeters aHo Nastu
uetbe bon dneern arsSeien tf'hs pehe'
,,nc srsaita,, ftuo eingelaben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
IA &lciScr.Wfagalin
vi Der ,,Marbls.5al, "
g,reacr S,crFauT

palIQt, um0citaltct uuo triidl anShaffirt
nit Iiutm guni neutu gSnaTHla9er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
DaIttmDre
4irr Snfaranfe 4ffre.

Shbwea,G6e BON Soutbs tnb xsaterEr.s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES geBen8erInt ooer S4aoen burp
BrdnonRgIhd Iouobt In Der StaoL nie TN 2anoe, ole
gltrn bon @isentbum, Dobn=, eGoeu= uno SBaarens
pduier, Sanoele9lter, AdubaupIocutts, geohelH,
Sausseratbihaiten, i'm Ban besriHeHe oosr im3atrn
In ed6uus beFHbide 6abrSelgs u. I. 10.
Gas 6ireftorium bsfiebt aus foigenb en- ferrtu:
Dm. @. 9arriion, Yratoent;
Geo. n. Biders, 2Dm. 3. Bruus,
q. ID. Atrids, .. .. 9dpft,
Sauib Q. @iIfoH, q. Robt. SenfiuB,
Soiiab bennington, 9. WtorIon 5temGrt,
f5raucis z. Sing, y. O.. Remeomer,
beup Carroll, Orpile Sornie,
u. .. Eteuart, W. 9S. Eaplor,
SsrdeI Cohen.
applications 1ormuIare uno iuettere Vatrtt Iber
biz tSeIenihaiti in Der Office, ShoDeltz9de pom
Gouthl uno Rateritr., ertbet, iup au ole auftrdee
Iolort erieblet meroen. 8critherun9cn nsresn aui
raeno cine Srit angfnommen, uei1e oer Applttant
mfHf6en mag.
(SdH. ,t5.D 6r. SoofmortbI cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

IN Suttol o loiten dnl n1biten Nrei.d1e
bic NlOrrtr &cncbIe nno Se(lp 9eh0ngt pers
ben.
Su Ct. goutS III Der beiunnte Iopoiat
Gruli sS. GedG int 81. ScbcnslaIre 9eitor.
bcI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
8ar(or>Gh

rI Garlorf8 bapoeIler5,
Farlors& bonpelIsrs.
BibHotbsfsS g hanhelierS.
sioliotbei &banoeIeIs,
Bibliotpefs@b @bdueeliers.
G6,immersG g banselierS,
SB,immeIs banosliers,
eBsimmsrsG GbanoeIlers.
SaiSfiurs 8 Sbanbt tiers,
Sausfurs GbanesiyrS,
SausflurzS banoeliers.
Mue Mrten G5aSeurie,tunacn.
Baiiers uno @asrobrenuro y
Wepnr0turen tGt
q. q. 3aoit ion,
Rr. 8, Roioaeibertp1rate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
5mceS'S un6 GonnollD'S SSnr9s
idlnft.

GIbann, 0. GSbr. - Cine %ubon0'
lung ianN hCntc Dor tcm Nidlter HarneN iiGtt
SctrefS NcOultion Der Siirgibnit uOu Sons
nollV; uerid,iCocuc ?lrgumsntc wurOeu &C..
modlt, Der Tdttr bcbielt iidl bic Gnhttiouug
ucr, iuit CT i'll benz Ealle SluecO'S that.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

bria" 1T pcn giucrpoOl bier siugetroieu; mi
ter ocu Buiiagiercu lit Cir @. SbOruton ucbi
6amilic.
49, Scitcrn muroc %an Noutcn'S !>obel,
mlible in Battricu Gin &aUb Der Slommtu.
&srlnt $40, 900.
9rct Rcrioueu bon otr NiaHutait Scs
britiitcn SdliieS ,.Nouparcil," meldlcS all
Der Sitilc idlcitrtc, iino 0crtttct NIB ht Dtor
Unique gciGuoct moroen.
- Sgltsr'SnD bat ICet and itneH Sdlui-
iritg, tHbcm bort cine Etbrerlu gcmiid)tc
Shulen ciniitbrtt nue uIt Tcgerliuoer inter
bic yNeiRen iette lie III cmtlniien mnrhrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

nay Sobn q. 6; @cOra u. 8errs,
Nabrit1nten pom feuerielten 3iegeliteiueu,
BADEN br Biircau uon Rr. 294, Jiont9omcruIrase,
nadb Ser WprrpSts&fs cer Sdmburss une aSor,
nersfra6e uerlest. poielbt ale aultrdSs prompt
Gasaefibrt ,ueroea. tSan.6,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

9bierS ,pire Su 1unften res Ser,oss opu
ytumule ubrduftu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Selearaphildle Scpel1e,l.

(Eorticbuu9 ioletl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

An honest forgsr-the blacksmith.
Cry of certain railroads-help Us, cash
Us, OK wesink.
Al. the rage with the girls-solid buff
calico with black stripe.
A cross between go-csrt and stick
hors' the. velooipede.
Tie collections made by John L. Glenn,
Wat ,r-tax Collector, in the past three days
have, amounted to over 500. Pretty
goo VIC, k, times and circumstances con-
sid cred.
A wsyside sacram ent-beauty which is
6 DDS handwriting.
The celebrated trotting mare Lucy,
arrived here yesterday from Memphis.
The construction of the building design
sd for the Geographic Office of the Eige-
6sIi and Kentucky Railroad, on North
Co ilege street, is about completed and now
oc cupied for the purpose intended
The City Dispensary Department at the
LVorkhouse is now regularly at ork.
Webb Barker, committed to Jail q few
iiays since for gaming, was yesterday re-
sased by order from the Criminal Court.
Jesse B1ffoId, colored, charged with
tealing sheep, was yesterday committed
TO jail by Justice Bowen, to await trial at
the Criminal Court.
1t is probable that Ames' melsgerie will
Heave the city within week or ten days,
has We understand that arrangements have
been made with gentleman from abroad
ko either rent or buy the animals.
Workmen were engaged yesterday in
digging a new sewer on the north side Of
sCnurch street, from High street to the
Galley between High and Vine.
At the Comptroller's Office We we're in
formed yesterday that thirty-five oonVic' g
had been received from Memphis, for con-
tinement in the penitentiary, and eleven
wild cat scalps from East Tennessee.
Adam Lawrence, a penitentiary convict
from Shelby csunty, Was pardoned yester-
day for good behavior.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
gen. W. Harding.

Ia a recent issue OF the Memphis Ledgel',
we fad the following complimentary
mention Of oar well known citizen Gen.
Harding.
We we're pleased 10 meet during last
week Gen. W. g. Harding, q distinguished
citizen of Middle Tennessee, who, with
his accomplished daughter, honored our
city with a short visit. General Harding
is devoted to fine sto: K, and upon
his magnificent place, near Nashville,
there is perhaps the finest and puTest bleed
upon the continent. Several horses OF
his raising WOE purses at our recent races
here, and, although having parted with
ali interest in the horses that WOO, bis
face glowed with enthusiasm in witnessing
their great tIiumphs of speed. One ob
jeot of General Hardings visit to our city
WAS 10 arouse among our people a greater
desire for finer stock, and elevate the
race track to The dignity TO which the
moralist can make no exception. We
hope to have him visit US again, as it is by
81 CD men that our ideas become more
d gnifed aud enuoblinp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
Front Seats Taken

A well and fsvorably known county Off
ciel, whose amiability of temper is only
second to his passionate devotion to music,
was determined TO bear the world-famed
! Nilsson, AMI in order that be might pet
| front seats applied for ard paid for them
in good time. But some how or other. in
the hurry and confusion incident to the
sale aud arrangement Of seats the ones be
had engaged we're disposed of to some
OF her gentleman, aud notification OF the
fast sent by the agent TO the party who
had first engaged them. Firmly resolved
not to be cheated by accident or other
wise. out of the seats he desired and paid
for, the worthy comfy official called
.upon the agent 10 demand an ex-
PLANTATION and claim his reserved rights
The explanation made was not at all
satisfactory, nor did the agent seem
exactly dispcssd to award the aforesaid
ii yhts reserved but transferred to some
body else In this state of the case, the
gentleman who was not willing to yield
his front seat for others not near so desr-
able, concluded TO try what virtue there
would be in a muscular argument, some
times better known as striking out from
the shoulder As consequence, he was
provided with checks for seas equally as
desirable as those be had paid for, if not,
in fact, duplicates Of those first given him.
Muscle is sometimes the only effective ar
ormeOt that can be used.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
IRE z COTTON MARKETS.
AuRusfa. Ea.. May

Augusta, Ga, May 4.
Ootton-The market opened with a fair
demand, and ruled steady through the
day at yesterdays prices, closing firm at
131o for full styled Liverpool middling,
and 1890 for New York middling. Sales
9O4 bales; receipts III bsIes.
Columbus, Ga, MayI,
Cotton-Market dull at 13e for mid
dlings. Sales G7 bales. Receipts rs bales.
Shipments A bales.
Montgomery, Ala, May 1.
Cotton dull and little doing, prices are
unchanged.
selma, Ala, May L.
There were sales to-day to the amount of
40 bales. MiddliDg lac; low middling
134c; strict good ordinary 124c. The
light offerings restricted sales.
Norfolk, May 1,
Cotton-Net receipts SS2 bales; exports
ooastwise l, 440 bales; sales 100 bales; stock
1866 bales.
Wilmington, N. C., May L.
Ootton-No transaction. Net receipts
139 bales; sales - bales; exports coastwise
81 bales. stock !, 920 bales.
Baltimore, May !.
Cotton quiet. Middlings 14c; net re-
ceipts 80 bales; gross receipts 1O5 bales;
sales 400 bales; stock $3.50 bales.
Boston, May
Cotton quiet and frmer. Middlings
15so. Net receipts $50 bales; gross 1,247
bales. Sales 300 bales. Stock 1900.
Atlanta, Ca, Maya.
Cotton-Market active at 124c for mid
dings; 12c for low middlings; Lie for
good ordinary; inferior 649Sc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
RerSOnRl.

Mr.. L. I. Gaines, who was recently shot
while making raid on a distillery near
Sparta, was yesterday reported to be very
low, and it was feared that he was lying at
the point of death.
President Cole, of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad has gone to Atlanta.
Among the guests at the Battle House
yesterday were Col. L. s. Chestham and
wife, Robertson county; A. s. Horsley,
Columbia Herald; ChAs. Z. Foley, Louis
vile, KY; Col. NJ A. Price, Lebanon; W.
A. Wade, Lebanon Herald; J. W. Fraser,
La Fayette, Ky; Jno. w. Burton, wife
and daughter. Murfreesboro; Col T. Boy
era ard wife Gallstin; VIM. Wendell and
sisters, MurfreesborO; j. L. Ridley aud
wife, Murfreesboro; John G. Buford and
sister, Glasgow, Ky; Col. A. s. Marks,
Winchester.
ESheriff o. N. Donaldson, who has been
uuwell for some months past, is, as we are
informed, improving considerably.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
raehvilIe erocerv sgsrE "a.


sUaLE-New Orleans 9@12c; Demerars
124@12&c; Standard hards I44c; New Or
leans clarified, white, 1870; do. yellow 1880;
A coffee 134c; B do. 13c; O do. 12ac.
EoIAssxs And SBUPs New Orleans
65@70o; sirups $4,000; golden strip 7bc,
CoFYE-Rio, common to choice, 179
19c; Laguayra 21o; Java &c.
RICy-We quote ct 94@1ao.
SALr-Liverpool sack 50; seven bushel
barrels, by the car load, S3.15; five and q
half do $3.50.
TEAs-Imperial $1.2O@1.75; Young Hy-
son $I.4O@L75; Black $1@l.25; Gun
powder $1.25@1.75.
Observation-Disclosures. and 3, 1890 and
I4.OO y barrel; IN kits, nos. l, 2 and 8
800, ECO end LIZ. Sardines 21.00 2
case.
OHzzsE- Factory scarce, and held s'169~;
Nutmeg 1910; Young America 27e.
NALs-We quote at SIS for 10ds and 25c
additional for Diminishing grades.
CANDLES Star, light weight, 1201Sc.
POWDxR-We quote as follows: Dupont
S6.75; Hazards S6,75; blasting S+.75;
fuse, per 100 feet, 75o; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1915.
SHoz-Pstent $50; buck 2.75.
| LIoUoRs-We quote common Tsctihed
| whisky y gallon, 81; Robertson County
$L75G3; Bourbon $1.25@4.50; Lincoln
County $l.75@2. IS; Highwines 81.
| BAoGrSG-Hemp 25@28c; fax 300.
CoTToN Tns-We quote at $3.50.
BROoMs-We quote at 9. 25G2. 80 p coz.
SUSDBIEs-BlsoEing, = doz, 4O@75c,
Waskbce:ds $2.75 y doz; Buckets, =
doz., S2.5O Tubs $3.50 nest; No. 1
tubs $40 per doz; Nc. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. do S.. Starch &c. Candy
| assorted stick Ito = pound; fancy
assorted 1Sc y pound. Snuff 1913 p box
| for CARROTS peoksd. Matches So Per
case. Pepper 2zso. Spies 15c. Ginger
loo. Oysters 1926 case for one pound
cans; $5.25 y case for two pound cans.
Canned peaches, two pound cans, S2.75
| 3 doz. SOds Go.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
nashville F.roGuses szarkss.

PEANUTS Market very dull and receipts
aimo~t nothing. We quote nominally at
$1.9O buying from wagon, and $3.50 SELL
ing from store.
PoTAToEs--We quote sweet at $3@4 .
Dbl. The only ITish in the market are
Peach Blows, which command $3.50 . Dbl.
DRnD FRUTT-NothiDg doing. We quote
nominany as follows: Apples SIC; quarter
peaches 7c.
FKATHERs-We quote prime at Coo.
EGes-We heard Of sales to-day at III
@124o.
HAY-We quote at S22@24 . ton.
BUrTER-We quote at I2k@2Oc for or
binary to good; choice 25c.
NAVY BEANs-We quote from store at
| $3.50 . bushel.
BEEswAx-There is some demand, with
sales at PIC.
CoTToE SEED-We quote at 50 . ton.
GHsENo-Market quiet, and nominally
quoted at Soc.
RAGs-We quote at &c.
| WooL-We note considerable demand
at 15@22c for bury; cardiDg wool, free
from burs, 27c; combing &c; tub washed
35@4Oc.
| HoHNY-We quote at S.. so per Dbl.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
MAR KETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.


LONDON, May 3, 8 P. M-Oonsols 933.
Bonds irmer; '62s, 9O!; old Cos, 901;
do '67s, 929; 1O-4Os, S9t
FRANKFoRT, May g. U. S. coupons '62s
97@97k.
LIVERPOOL, May 3.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed; middling uplands 74@74d; mid
ding Orleans 7s97td; sales 10, 900 bales;
5000 for speculation and export. Com
No. mixed 32s Cd; other bTeadstuffs IN
changed.
NeVV YOrk Money Market
NEW YORK, May 3.-Gold steady with
all business at 111tG1114. Loans made
at to per cent; at the close ] of per
cent was paid for the use of small lots.
Clearauc s $24, 900, O0O Exports to-day
1876, 600. Government bonds opeped
dull and steady. Treasury awards were
$2,OO0, 900 at Ito. 9S@111.11; market clos
ed about / of The opening prices Of
stocks have been dull and heavy. Lake
Shore and Reading being the only strong
stocks on the list; cliques tried hard to
rally the market but without success.
Parties in Rock Island and N. WIS ran
up their stock and tried 10 sell, bat soon
they stop bidding. Prices dropped off and
the market was heavy at the close, when
the lowest prices of the day were current
in some of the leading stocks. Money
plentiful at 4@6 per cent. State bonds
firm; old Tennesees at 674l; new G74.
Sterling exchange 110a. Government
bonds-1S81s 116I; do eos, III; ex-inierest
do '64s, 110d; ex-interest do '65s, IIO5;
new, 1874; do '67s, 1874; DO '68s. 1l33;
do 10-40s, 1929; Currency IS 1154.
New York General Markets.
New YoKK, May 3.-Flour dull and
dropping at Sc. 1906 35. Shipping grades
extra wheat duh and declined; red amb-
er $1.55@1 81. Corn opened firm and
closed dull; mixed Western 79@s1c.
Whisky easier at 93@931. Coffee firm and
demand fair; Rio at 134@164c. Sugar
firm and demand fair; Cuba 94@9tc.
Molasses firm and demand fair; Cuba $50
4Oc. Rice 8B@9e Metals-Copper ineo'.
Lake Superior, 2lkc; Baltimore and Ten
nessee 21sc; pig iron, Scotch, 33@36c;
American 32@36c; bar iron $75. Shot
Iron-Russia active at 103@11. Gold
Nails scarce ard firm; cut 81 70; clinch
Sc. 2596, rs; horse shoe 19@31c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New YoRK, May 3.-Dry goods-mar-
ket comparatively dull, yet prices have
been we'll sustained in view of extreme
Driees for raw materials. Print cloths are
made scarce by speculative purchasers ard
are held at high rates, 71@7se. Prints are
less active, bat in view OF high rates cloths
are held firm, and no good dock work will
come upon the market this fall below lie
at least, Prospectus printers viii Try to
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAgHINGToS. d C. NAV q 1871

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 8, 1871.
Synopsis for the past taoenty- four hours
The barometer continues to fall slowly on
the Pacific coast, with brisk southwesterly
winds The lowest pressure is now in
Southern Indiana. The barometer bas
risen slowly on the upper lakes and extreme
Eastern States 1t has varied somewhat in
the Middle and Southern States, but is now
falling. The temperature has fallen very
decidedly from Illinois southwark to the
Gulf and eastward to the Atlantic. It has
ri$en on the Southern Atlantic, with in
creasiDg southwest winds. Brisk and high
northeast winds have prevailed during the
day on all the lakes
PrO6G5ilities.-It is probable that the
storm will continue on the lakes, followed
Thursday on the upper lakes by increasing
winds and clearing up weather. Cloudy
and rainy weather is probable for the At
lantic coast. Fresh northwest winds will
probably be experienced on the the lower
Mississippi Valley.
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FALLING OF A BRICK WALL
Negro BADLY Injured.

For some days Fsst workmen have been
engaged in tearing down the old brick
building on Cherry street, north of the
Maxwell House, and yesterday morning
while three negroes were at work near the
north side large portion Of the wall fell
in upon Andy DCdd, middle aged negro,
Giving on the Granny White pike, neal
the city, and injured him severely. Two
ether negroes we're near him at the time,
but we're fortunate enough to make their
escape. Dodd was taken to DR.. Maddin's
Office, where his wounds were properly
dressed. A long cash was made on the
rear Of the negro's skull, and his left
temple was badly injured. 1t was not be-
heved yesterday morning that his skull
was fractured or that he had received fatal
irjuries, though they were necessarily
very painful
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river was still rising yesterday, with
81 feet on Harpeth Shoals Weather mixed
between sunshine and clouds.
There were no arrivals yesterday.
The John Lumsden departed for Cairo,
with $1,000 feet cedar lumber for st.
Louis, and sundry other freights.
The Umpire departed for the upper
Cumberland with a moderate trip-mostly
salt.
The Talisman will arrive to-day, and
leaves again tomorrow.
The Mallie Ragon will arrive this morn.
ing and return to Evansville at P. NJ, In
command of the courteous j. Y Throop.
by Telegraph
CAIRO, May 8. - Tyrone, Nashville
packet, P. N. River stationary. Clear
and cool Mercury 81.
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Concert Tonight.

There will be grand concert tonight
at Mulberry street Ohurch, for the ben
eft of Elm ct eet Church. The public feel
assured of musical treat, when the
Names Of Mrs. Bowen, Misses Wsmbaugh.
CoHoy, Lumsden and Brodie, Messis.
Oer.zen, Phillips, Wilson, Campbell, Ro-
mans and OH rs, appear on the pro-
gramme. The excellent choirs of Elm
and Mulberry street Churches, will assist
and sing several fine choruses The con-
cert will be given under the direction OF
J. d. Romans, Esq. a general promoter
of good at all times. Go to the concer'
Take stock in DR.. Youngs church, and
we guarantee that you are pleased. AID.
mission only fifty cents