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LOCAL JorTINGs.

James Tyne and Dan Young, negroes,
mutually applied to w. 81 Wilkinson for
warrants for assault and battery. The
accused were released, and Dan Young
taxed with the costs. Ia fsrW -er.g.
-Four of the sporting maternity, arrested
day before yesterday, and tried by Justice
Cassetty for gambling, were Fe-arrested
Yesterday at the instance of O n. ThorH-
burg on The charge of keeping gambling
devices, and the triai set for o'clock
Monday next. Thirty four witnesses are
notified TO appear. ,
Persons interested liz chicken culture
tell us that a disease something like
chicken cholera, and fully as fatal in Its
consequences, is nov prevailing. But
Ii tie Is yet known as to the precise nature,
cause and peculiarities Of this new affec-
ton.
Recorder Halle had an unusually large
docket to dispose of yesterday, some
twenty-five cases requiring his attention.
Neither Of them, however, related to any
matter of very serious public importance.
Mr.. ]. B. Jtup is rapidly completing
his arrangements for commencing in Mash
vile, the publication Of q German papei
to be- called the Immigrant. The Office o.
the new paper has been established in the
Oolonnsde Building, and is now being
supplied with the necessary material anc
machinery.
Miss Legeler, who was badly hurt
short time since, by falling into cellar q
tie residence of her brother, on Norsf
High street, is gradually recovering IRON
the effects of her injuries.
Dogs days are come again, and the boys
as usual with them under this visitation,
are very wisely sustaining feom Cumber,
land river baths.
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As yet no positive information has been
gained as to the name, residence or rela-
tives of the young white woman lately
several times seen at late hours OF night
perambulatipg the streets, attired in q
white gown, and drawing baby carriage,
with the innocent little charge fast asleep.
A gentleman residing on North Cherry
street, while returning from a visit to q
sick friend at o'clock Thursday night, Oh
served the mysterious woman and baby
carriage about the corner OF Cherry and
Capitol avenue, going down the street.
He epdeavored to talk with her, but abe
seemed disposed to avoid him and incress-
ed the pace at which she was going be
watched her turn into Summer street, and
90 up as far as Cedar. and into the alley In
the rear Of the Cathedral, when ne lost
sight of her. The moon was shining
brightly when the gentleman first noticed
the mysterious woman on Cherry street,
and he ssys that he approached her near
enough TO discover that she was young,
good looking, wide awake, and that the
baby in the carriage was genuine crea-
ture and sound asleep. He further says
that the actions of the strange woman In
dicated that che was trying to avoid being
observed by the police, as upon turning
corners she would quickly look up and
down the street, and proceed only when
satisfied tina. no one was coming towards
her. A few days ago 1t was thought that
the identity of this remarkable woman IN
white had been ascertained, but il subse-
quentIy transpired that such was not the
case, and the question, Who is she? Is still
unanswered.
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inch, ice; Laurel x 19c; Pocassst Oussac
13c; Pepperen bleachsd sultons Ice; do.
ia wide bleached muslins 80. Canton
fannels are looking up, and some makes
are 1@11o higher. Tremoa x brown zoe.
Printed calicos Of Desirable dark styles are
commencing to move at 1I}c. Some Rich
mond Quaker styles to-day were taken
quick at this price. Nous de LANES are
more saleable at zoe. Reps which have
had ready sale ct 23c, advanced yes
terday to 25c, and were closed out to-day
at 264c. at least Hamilton and Manchester
goods, but Pacific mills still keep selling
their styles at Csc. Each Of the above
companies show some elegant work.
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Ellie Donovan IL Dead!

The announcement of this sad event has
cast gloom over the entire Catholic CON-
munity, who mourn her loss deeply and
sincerely. And well they may, for Ellie,
though young, was truly Christian lady,
devoting her time to the practice of Christ.
ian virtues. She was loved by all who
knew her, but more especially by he,
young associates, who almost idolized her.
Yet Ellie was always the same gentle, IN
assuming girl. To her parents and teach
ers she was humble and obedient, 10 her
associates affable and kind, and to heI
friends generally always sgreeable-natu.
rally. The members Of the Sodslity of the
Children of Mary will meet at the Convent
this morning, at z! O'Clock, to receive the
corpse of thsir late President at the Oathe.
drsl at ., the intense heat of the weather
rendering it imprudent to march the chill.
dren in procession to and from her late
residence to the church.
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TRE COTTON MARKETS.

Augusta, Ga, Aug. 2s
The market opened quiet but steady at
174c for Liverpool middling, and 1Sc for
New York middling; closed shade easier
in consequence of unfavorsble New York
accounts; sales So bales; receipts 81 bales.
Macon, Ca, Aug. q
Receipts to-day 10 bales; sales IA bales;
shipped = bales. Receipts for the week
ending this evening l13 bales; sales 100
bales; shipments 1873 bales. The market
has been quiet and dull all the week and
prices have fallen off about one cent since
the date of our last weekly review. II
closed dull this evening at lie for Liver
pool middlings.
Columbus, Ga, Aug. g.
The market is unchanged; middlingi
nominslty 16i@17ci receipts u bales
shipments II bales.
Atlanta. Ga. Aug. 3.
Market fat at 17@174o for frIII style New
York middlings.
mOntgOnnery, Ala, Aug. 2.
Cottcc.l is dull, and prices are unchanged
rom yesterdays quotations; low middlings
162@17c.
Baltimore, Aug. 2.
Cotton quiet but firm; middlings 1910
zoe. Net receipts 1l5 bales; gross 122
bales; exports coastwise 80 bales; sales 90
bales; stock 1,O9O bales.
Boston, Aug. 2.
Cotton quiet; middlipg 204c; sales 300
bales; stock 5000.
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Nashville GROCERY saarkets

SUGARS. NO New Orleans on the mar
ket. We quote Demerara 122@13c;
standard hsrds 14sc; New Orleans clarified,
white, 14c; do yellow 1Sc: A coffee 1910;
B do 134c; O do 13c- 80 - 80
MoIAssEs AND SIRuPs-We quote New
Orleans 6597Oc; sirups 55@9Cci golden
strip 75c.
CoFTEE-Stock good, and market steady.
We quote Rio, common to choice, 17@
19c; Lsguayra 20@21c; Java 25@28o.
TKAs-PicesloWer. We quote Imperial
1.01@1.50 Young Hyson $L159L50;
Black 9ORS1.25; Gunpovder $1e1.75.
FzHa-Maokerel-Nos. 2 andS 49, 90 and
400 y barrel; In Kits, Nos. l, and 3
80, LIS sDd 50
Onssa-We quote factory at l5t-; Nut
meg 1910; Young America 20.
NAus-Dsclined to "a. 81 for 10ds and
25c additional for diminishing grades.
OksDLzs-StaE, light weight, l2@13c.
PowDxz-We quote as follows: Dupont
S6.75; Hazards S6,75; blasting $l.76;
fuse, psr 100 feet, 75c; Sycamore Mills
powder, 1878.
EEoT-Market firm at an advance. We
quote patent at 2.76; buck 800
. L1oUoRs-We q1ots common Fectihed
whisky gallon, 81; Robertson County
81.75@3; Bourbon $1.2594.50 Lincoln
County $1.7502.25; Highwines 81. +,
BAeGNe-We quote ID hemp go; fax
q ID ESQ.
OoTToH Tus-We quote at &c.
BRooMs-We quote at $1.2593.50 4
doz.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. 4, 1871.
Synopsis for the past taoe7lty- four hours
The barometer has fallen on the Pacific
slope since Thursday afternoon. Low ba-
rometer which then extended from Lake
Ontario to Lake Superior has moved
southeastward and the pressure has dimin-
ished decidedly on the South Atlantic and
Gulf States. The winds have remained
southwest on the Atlantic coast and thence
westward to Lake Erie and Missouri.
Northwesterly winds have prevailed to-day
north and west Of Illinois. Temperature
has increased somewhat in the Eastern
States and has remained quite warm in
the Ohio valley and southwark, but has
fallen in the northwest Cloudiness has
increased In the Southern and Gulf States,
although high rain hes been reported from
but one station. Local rains and threat
ening weather are now very generally re-
ported from Illinois eastward to West Vir-
ginia and thence to New England and the
lower lakes. -
Pyo5a5ilities-The area of threatening
weather with local rains will probably ex-
tend southesstward, and prevail on Satur-
day from Pennsylvania to Florida. The
area of the lowest barometer will probably
pass over Pennsylvania to Massachusetts,
with heavy rains. The severeGt local
storms are probable for Virginia and Mary
land. Cool clearing up weather is probable
for Saturday, north and west of Kentucky,
and on the lower lakes. Southerly winds
with rain are probable for the Gulf coast.
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NeWadvertisements.

rhoa 6 Hays wants to sell or exchange
a Ok aera farm, miles from city, Tor
small residence in the city or VICINITY
The Nstiona. Savings Company, corner
IInion and College streets, are dong
reonlar exchange and banking business
Tbsv receive deposits and sllov interest
tbereon. thew buy and sell exchange on
New York. Cincinnati, Louisville ana
Mampbis: thew furnish drafts in amounts
eEanted on London, Dublin, Edinburgh and
ali parts of Germany; they I'LL orders for
the nurehase and sale of bonds, stocks.
So on favorable terms; and they at all
times nav the highest rates for gold, silver,
alaeurrent money, ETC.
Mosauito bars ready for use at Oharies
Richheiaer & Go.
United States Hotel at LOUISVILLE CEN
traIly aud pleasantly located
Sozodont don't do any injury, put IN
sneuse good to the teeth
Colonnade Hotel, at Philadelphia, Is
without a rival in that city.
Travellers speak highly OF the American
House ct Boston.
GoIIadsy's fftieth monthly drawing at
Harrodsburg, Ky, Aug. %.
The train with the excuTsionists to Sag-
nav Bay leaves here On the 9TH inst.
Washisgton University at st. Luis,
No., Justly takes high rank among the
educational institutions of the country.
The next annual session Of the Univer-
sdty of Nashville commences on Mondsy,
the 4th of September.
Davidson County Board Of Education
meets at the Courthouse next Saturday,
18th inst.
A. NJ. Tenn4son q 90. are selling Ar
rineton Mills Flour at from Sc to IS per
barrel.
John D. Miller is the assignee Of Ksrsch
Bnps.
Nathaniel Baxter, Clerk and Maste',
makes important Ohancery Court Gales on
Saturday, August 26,
Hestetter's Stomach Bitters prevents
debility, especially at this season.
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Marriage Liaenses.

The Clerk of the County Court has,
during the week ending Friday, the 4th
inst, issued marriage licenses to the fol-
lowing named persons:
VIM. Maddox to Mamie @. Powers.
Patrick Il. Bailey to Mary Z. Brew.
Wiley Seaver to Louisa r. Mercer.
Albert Akers to Alice Pickett.
VIM. E. Burk to Margaret E. Clements.
David Trip to Jane Jones.
John F. Gilmore to Della Gilmore.
Aud five colored couples.
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Ihs following are the cotton quotations
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Unicn and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations
are received hourly, and are always scces>
sible to the public.
LdvERPoo1, Aug. 4, Ills. Cotton
market active. Sales $4,000 bales. Ur-
lands s5@9d; Orleans Old Net receipts
of the week of all classes $4,000 bales;
American Is, coo bales; stock Of all classes
673, 900 bales; American 362, 600 bales.
NEW YORK, Aug. 4, 10:30-Market quiet.
Ordinary uplands 15e; good ordinary 1870;
low middling 1890; niddling 1870; Alabama
1910; Orleans 20tc; Texas 20sc.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 4, 1:20.-Cotton firm.
Sales 15,C coo bales; 1000 to spectators.
NEW York, Aug. 4, 12:10.-Cotton quiet
Sales 500 bales on the spot Ordinary up
lands 15c; good ordinary 16ac; low mid
dlings 1Ssc; middling 1850; Alabama 1910;
Orleans 20to; Texas 2Osc. October de-
livery 1916. -7
New York, Aug. 4, 2:15.--Ootton dull.
Sales 600 bales on the spot. Ordinary dp-
lands 15c; good ordinary 1916; low mid
ding 1896; middling 1895 Alabama 1916;
Orleans 20tc; Texas 20Se. Sales 1000
bales on contracts.
LvERPooI, Aug. 4, 5.-Quotations un-
changed.
NEw York, Aug. 4, 3:25.-Cotton IN
changed. Ordinary uplanda 15c; good
ordinary 1910; loR middlirg 1890; mid
ding 1890; Alabama 1870; Orleans 20sc;
Texas 20sc. Sales $50 bales for spinning;
s65 bales for speculation: 5000 bales on
contracts. Net receipts of all classes Of
the week 1850 bales; exports to Great
Britain 1850 bales; stock Of all classes
ia, ABS bales.
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Very Moderate Eater.

A gentleman who is troubled with an
inordinste and almost ungovernable fond.
ness for fruit was yesterday SO sick as to
require the attention of his physician.
After making some inquiries, the doctor
kindly suggested to the suffering patient
that perhaps he had eaten something that
did not agree with him, or had been eI.
cessively indulging in fruit. sob, nc
doctor" replied the sick individual, 50
have eaten nothing since dinner but 9
small watermelon and peck of peaches.
The information was satisfactory to the
man of medical skill, and be forthwith SET
to work to counteract the bad effects of the
miniature fruit store in his patients cerpc
ration.
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A FATAL WE'LL.
y fous Gas.

A Wan suffccatsd TO Death BY nox-
y fous Gas.
About noon yesterday negro man
named Alex. Allison, 2e years Of sge, lost
bis life while endeavoring TO clean out an
old well at the house of Mike McOauley, IN
lower Edgefeld. He had cent up one
bucket of dirt and was about to start an
other up, when he signAled. TO the man
helping that ne was also coming up.
After being drawn q short DIST
ance up, Alexander fell from the ropes TO
the bottom and died before assistance
could berendered him As soon "a It was
possibly be done, the body was taken out
of the well, and Coroner T. w. Frisn
notified of the occurrence The Coroner
at once proceeded TO the fatal scene and
summoned q jury of inquest, whose in
vestigations resulted in verdict attribut.
ing the death to the presence In the well
of foul air or noxious gas. While prose.
cutting their inquiries the jury Let several
lighted tspers down into the well, and
each was instantly extinguished. The
body of the deceased was given in charge
Of his wife and friends.
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We had the pleasure of call from s. II
Toliver, Esq of S. NJ. Toliver L Co..
franklin, Ky, yesterday. he reports dry
weather and bad crops in his immediate
section.
John NJ Bass, Esq, yesterday returned
from Red Sulphur Springs in Macon.
Rev. Mr.. Graham, Rector Of Christ
Church, yesterday returned from pleas
ant sojourn at Beershebs.
]. g. Fulgham, proprietor of The Com.
mercial Hotel; Col. g B. Castleman, and
Df. A. b. Roscoe 60 to Bon Aqua Springs
this morning, to remain several days. Il
is too warm here for them.
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Under mistaken idea as to the extent
of q husbands rights, man over in South
Nashville yesterday, tried to see how much
ne could whip his wife without actually
killing her. Before he had entirely COM
pleted the experiment, policeman inter-
Tered with the progress of events, and the
belligerent husband was kindly locked mp
in the Workhouse, as milder punishment
than throwing him into the river. He after
wards gave security for his appearance this
morning, and was released
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CITY NOTICES.

Grand Excursion TO Saginaw Bay
Leaving Nashville Aug. 4. 1871
Tickets for Round..Trip Only s25.
A grand excursion viii leave Nashville
Aug. z, via Louisville and Nashville Rail
road for Saginaw Bay, the st. Louis Mag
netic Springs and the Straits Of Msckinsw.
Hotels on the route will offer reduced
rates TO members of the party. Tickets
good to 60 August or 8, and for return
till Sept. 15. Tickets for sale by Sam. j.
Little, under Maxwell House, and by J. N.
Brooks, ct Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Depot. Passengers can stop over in
Louisville or Cincinnati See bills.
sug5 2t.
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Tennessee Fairs for 1871

Below is given partial list of the Fall
Fairs for 1871: Tennessee Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, at Nashville, com
mencss Oct. 8; Montgomery county, Oct.
is to 81; Sumner county, Sept. IL to I6;
Warren county, Sep. 10 to %; Williamson
county, Sept. 26; Rutherford county, Sept.
&c; Robertson county, Oct 10; Haywood
county, Oct. 8 to z; Wilson county, Sept
10 To % ..0
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Al Atheus. Ain.

A public social gathering will take place
at Athens, Ala, on Thursday, the 10th
inst, on which occasion Hon. John @.
Brown, of Tennessee, and other distin-
guished speakers will be present. The oc-
casion is also to be enlivened by sumptu-
Gus dinner and barbecue. To our friend
VIM. p. Tanner, OF the Committee Of Is
vitstion, we are indebted for a card of H.
yitRtion.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-Flour dull but IN
changed. Wheat dull; Ohio and Indiana
1.35@1.3 81. Corn - mixed Western So
@663c. Oats quiet at 45@4Sc. Proyis-
ions and Whiskey unchanged
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-Fiour in bet
ter supply and dull at So; Xxx So so; XXX
Sc. 75@7.O0. Corn iriegulsr-mixed roc
73c; white 73@75c. Osts easier; new
5O@52c. Hay firm, choice $35. Bran eaSier
at $1.10. Pork dnll; held at 15c. Bacon
-jobbing 7s@94@9sc. Land dull, tierce
1O4c, kegs 11sc. Sugar, Molasses, Coffee,
and Whisky unchanged. Sterling 1124
SIGHT Z premium. Gold 1928
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Died,

DONOvAN.-August Sd, at 10 O'Clock P. n, Of
congestion Of the brain, ELLK j., second dsugh.
ter Of James K. and Ellen Donovan, aged IL
years and months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
are invited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence, 1856 South Cherry street, ct 81 O'Clock A.
n. Services at the Cathedral at O'Clock.
FITE-Nesr Oorsicsnns, Texss, on Sd July,
ALBEaT B. fIrE, in the 45ta year Of his age.
In the late civil war he was member Of Gen.
Morgsn's command, and win be remembered by
his companions q true and reliable friend, and
Incorporating In his adherence to whatever he
deemed correct principle, and sacred love for
the truth In all things.
HICKMAN.-At o'clock on the evening of the
4th inst, g. W. HICKMAN, In the 41st year Of his
age. .-.- .- -.
Friends Of the deceased are invited to attend
his funeral, at the Christian Church, at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
Petersburg and Hampton, Va, papers please
notice. Ma.
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Preaching I'm EdgefieId

The Rev. W. A. Nelson, recently from
Sheibyville, will preach his first regular
sermon as pastor of the Baptist Church of
Edgefeld, tomorrow ct 103 O'Clock, in
Masonic Library and Hall. The Rev.
gentleman is an accession to the clergy Of
our sister city. 49,
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s.,,,.srruck Prisoners.

The two peniientisry convicts who were
ON ThuFsday last, while at work at Capital
grounds, psostrated by the excessive heat,
were last evening so far recovered as to
seaye no room 70 spprehend fatal results.
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London advices of yesterday quote
5-9Os 6e at 9'4; '65s at 92f; '67s at 80;
and 10-4Os at so.
Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York ct IA for the old and 744l for the
new. . ..-
Bank of Tennessee notes are quiet but
firm at former quotations. Dealers sell at
S8c, and buy at Sc, with but little offering
for sale.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river is still in falling condition,
with about IL inches on the Shoals. No
departures or arrivals of boats yesterday.
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Lazarus Il Morris Perfected Spectscles
are the best. They never tire the eyes;
last many years without change, and are
warranted not to break. Geo. r. Calhoun
4 Co., Maxwell House, Jewellers and OPP
ticians, are sole agents for this county.
iy2 2m
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Royal Havana Lottery.

$3.50, coo in gold drawn every seventeen
days. Prizes cashed and information fur
nished. The highest rates paid for doub-
looms, all kinds of gold and silver, Span
ish bank bills, Government securities, etc.
Taylor i Co., Bankers, No. 16 Wall street,
New York. my16 d&vtf
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THE EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE 90
Il pany u Southern Company, founded
Southern clpital, aud managed By Southern d
who are well known 10 the community for u
wealth, stability, unquestioned integrity, and q
ceGfnl business qualifications. -.
They have entered upon the work With the 4
termination Of building up IN the South an IN
tuition which skaIi repair the losses caused BIZ Il
and BE Distinguished among the grs4f insarAl
corporations Of the country for It's intsgrI
prompt payment q losses, and security to POI
holders.
II IL organized especially to keep money
home,to build mp and sustain Southsgn industt
enc enterprises, and TO emancipate the 5ouih
further dependence ON Northern 5s7issl
Policies issued on
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ra.nv,,,e Proy,sion Market.

The market continues dull. We quote
packed from store as follows:
BAoos-Olear sides 80; clear RIB
sides $50; shoulders 7lc; country hams
12tc, and very scarce.
CHOICE HAMs-Hart q Hensleys o. O.
@. capvassed leo. j..
BREAKFAsT BAooN-Hart d Hensley's
choice s. O. @. @. O. breakfast bacon, can
vassed, 14@l5c.
IuRp-Choice leaf in tierces lilo;
half bbis lie; kegs 124c; 10 n cad
dies 15c; u oaddies 15ac; 8 n caddies
152c; buckets loo. a1 kos u.
Nashville Flour and Grain Market
FLouR-The market was only moderately
active, with shipments of only so barrels.
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Pine Melons.

Mr.. <. r Plummer, North Summer
street, has fine lot of most delicious mel
ous on ice. which be is serving to his Gus
TONERS. Those who wish to enjoy good
melon should order from him.
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A splendid assortment Of spoon, fork
and table cutlery, clocks, gold pens and
full line of spectacles can be found at &.
&. Calhoun & Co.'s, Maxwell House, at
low prices. my7 II
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Il 'HfHa.s
We quote as follows superfne 81. 600
5; extra $5.25e5.5O; Xxx S5. 75@6; XXX
5000. 80; family $6 5O@T; choice family
81 so; fancy $3.50 - A--isFEzAE aar
CoRs MEAL. quote unboltsd . bus
bel 65@70c; bolted 700; kiln dried % Is
p Dbl. - a-l1A .1ceicslIz08 slsf7 -
WHxAT-O offerings very light, the re-
ceipss amounting to only $50 bushels.
We continue 10 quote at $1l0@1.3 80, ac-
cording to quality. W asrlar arfs II
OoRN- Market dnll We heard Of the
shipments of two car loads South.
BARLEY-We quote at 60@65c, and dull.
OATs-We quote the buying price for
new 40@45c. Shipments to-day of 500
bushels, sacked and delivered in depot ct
SOC. - ~ - iAP ~
OFvAL--Bran commands $1s per ton,
loose; shipstuff $25 . ton.
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STATE OF THE WEATHER

Geographic Report from Signal Serpice
Corps. D. s. a., of Observations at
4 O'clock p If.