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Tie closing rates for FOREIGN exchange were

Tic money market was the counterpart Oh yeSttr-
day. call loans TO borrowers Stock Exchange col
Lateral being male NJ 2GO3 per cent and Oh Govern
men; bond, at l202. TIE mercantile paper market
was unct at a discount of to > pr cent for hes,
grades The United States Treasurer to-day received
100000 National bank notes for redemption.
The Custom, receipts at Washington to-day were
100000. The Internal Revenue receipt, footed
up 100000 The following is the Clcu ns
bonsr statement to-day: Currency exchanges, TjA.-
7GJ,2jD; currency balances, S2,s772S7; cold eN-
changes. 50, lGl OIL gold balances 1907 i7S.
There was very large and active business il. Coy
eminent securities AT full figures, based OH tue adj
vance IN London aud the active inquiry at home
from capitalists aud rIorate institu ions. The Us
of 1881 were up to ~ III for registered and - for
coupon, 5-2Os of 1868, old, fetching ll8 and
coupon, new. 1908; sales of coupon j-2Os of 1867
were AT l23ls and coupon at 1884, teu-fCrtic beng
up to Is for registered aud lisa for coupon. The
new fycs were shade easier. round lot of
$4,000 coupon. going at ll75s registered touch
ing il7l2 We annex closing quotations:
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In Southern State bonds, Louisiana Consolidated
Is were M To G9ia0695s, the Tenne,sees being also
in demand az hshcr prices old selling 20 ~ and
new series AZ lIl There were sales of North Caro-
lima Funding Act of 1868 at 6206ls. The only sale
of city bank stock was Gcrnan-A American i23l nc TO-
In railroad bonds the Paclcs were higher, Union
FiIsts being up to 1908, aud Land Grants l0l,
Westerns rising to l02l2. There sales Of Mis-
souri, Pacific Firsts AT 81, and Seconds at
Sll2 The st. Paul issues were in request
at full prices; Flrsts, La Crosse Division, at
l0ll2010Ias; do. C.. aud NJ. Division at 100, aud
Sinking Fund at 033s. Northwestern gold consols
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Total sales for the
. -, rrls II go DAYS.
zinc rnflAngLruIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.
California mining stocks are lower, the opening

Ihc cable brought easy money at the London
Stock Exchange. and steady consols, United states
bonds being buoyant and higher and Ene steady
Tie sum of go 900 bullion, went into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day ia Paris five per cent
Rcntes ranged at lO62Ja l0G.l5. The gold market
was lower to-day aud the movement dull. all the
,alcs being al ll2i2Gll2as The export demand Is
light and there is disposition to sell in anticipation
that next Monday the Treasury will pay the July
coupon interest about 90 100000, without bate
On gold loans the borrowing rates were % |,
and . per cent per annum. The foreign exchange
market was quiet aud steady 1T quota
tions. Selling rates were on the bass 81
- s7I43S4 s7I2 Ia the pound sterling for go days
bills, and ~ soli0Sl sole for sight The export
ccarnccs of domestic produce from this port for the
week ending tonight amounted in currency vara-
ton to 81. 233, 96s. The Assistant Treasurer paid
out 1877 900 III coin interest aud Sil 900 N re-
demption of called bonds. The operations nj the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared, Sla-
067 900; goll balances, SGJ0,sJ0; currency bal
anccs, S73I,ll4 The principal gold quotations
were:
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- Low Aliddllnc


Good Ordinary. - LOW athui-'''.-'. =
delivery, there small business at decline
~ zoe s.cs ycsteua after June loo ~ ' Juy,
zoo. l2isc August 800, l. 'aec q, LAC. september
Loo, j. roe; lluu, lac oct"b,r 100 II SZc No'sm
ben 100 il S,.c. IduuUry leo II nc Ota, J,tOo GALES
INT 60 uctb,r lO1 lie. NONemD,r 200 Il |a4c total
300 b second cal ScI.mbrr 2uU IL 5ggc January,
ZOO re total, 300 baiesi fimi eau, 30 transactions
SAFE, To-Day 10 g. m June 100. l2isc. q, l2aic..
July 200 I2-rc. GOO ~ sc; August 200, l2sc. 400
q, e.. 500 Il5isc lJUO llsssc loo ~ c 900, i2oa c.
Srutrmbrr 300 23sc. 80 l2sC 100, II SC. ocubi 4OO
ne 400 ilJaac November, 300 liz &c; Japury, l20D
toU. l2o total, p bales siaAd total, l2-oO O"eS
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS 80 uMoMsQuAEE{
NEw.NuHK, June 6, 1876.
PROPOSALS FOR SCREENrD GRAN Eli
no, osas sealed envelopes, win b. recev at IN
Office OF HE Department m T. ic iafks 20 lni'nsq re-
NewNoik CITY, UIi WEDNES-Al, the 2lst day OF Jun
1876 az he ESQ clccK wltn thI wlOt PM
lciy opened for three thousand C.oOO cable vars OF
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surno- AyTSs CsdIornh CON
TeIs.


IIME-Athoueh bIyers continue IN hoLl on yel ssSg
Sina and lie arrivals decidedly hght W. quote Syrn
.ycr common. Ojc yer Ool hocAaN' co. &C. ''''''''"'
MGEi-rle business wholesale way continues wcd
ai, and uncertain; ies t0rsn orltrr we pg. 10
nut t"lmng 20 any c"nnot er, some
ssIrn SIR - has sol, 10 moderate and snos Nay,
without sNins ag new points TO ilS pa AID sIe' las
II s'4 30 - .: In Witt .,o F'a a,fre,ei TO
,a,n ", demands 81 reichc morru y sr w n
ans were Uuu lohl pitNtnt "''s - ~ w o,io ANA 10
and r. nch and sljo . or toN md A. nS'' pts
,nE G"C ., npss Mrr rcr,c AMI ~, ;lles s M or
a Chang g,ols rnnlo% slg -, q. - sg - 10,
s1a Dr. 90 49, - ~ -, IS t,aS9 :" N,,n- ,'cii has
frT,ii,6 in ilatdv b,aes + small Dn As We
ol t sam rrorori & az" go ~ o's q n 'oi ca nnest
H,iut -,uDs - do tor common do ri'3 - 10 V' So
SIS 40 do ir wni!eN"r SSHsS az, 10 1i ar cGcy.
MIA rL,r, ha,r uecu ,alrs Ia Amrf ,' ~ Ia.
Snt, " Ns s ~, %o cray fo re
II a-2o In scotch ils as" ''a e rIr prrvai NO
1ntr Culuu,s 80. ~ oAl'sH'it fu ~ Sii.nt IS.
~ ~ ~ IN'',' ms, hs,,g brc doe. We lN10
s,uuai clmisr 40 i - 80 Currency the ans
trI 100 tons t"m , ", s, ' So sl we're rcrorte;
iei at i9La2O, cash fr i>e hrf"1H w., n,1Fct r
duet but about s,S at Y2Gi 10, go. mo- sal can DO
h"sh u we . ,.e straits a lse les. @sIs Tot
i tn. S shSu aud ultnl beyond ,iash az. 50S,7;
nut oobg 6is ne Is soils oa' ~; 81 7 aid do t"fpe;
do IN al - t,, mo- salS h-er mas. sllS ar
- 49, in - retain steady Nicws, ana 10, loot
week. IS' IN" &c Tor Fur,ien. 10 gold ss II -.
..., notlia has We Yuu'v. - Tya,s.
sn = oll,rrs 81 -. gold e .O0 ID : ""S'''"'F
,.i,. and DoulrStc Nrte -
an t;eeI quota eus were a. noGs ,Toc,ry, $40
io Ml,covao iuing 3"G5u, Ui.,c' ueicTurs
IG porto Rico, 3jd51c; bai OK Tis a. a 20 Good 70
80 30 ~ ~, do Choice ana Fancy % ou. ulet ard
.DuI@--li INrpthllhe WAC 80" AL tne ulose
49,, del, tnok place, tie qaoa'lvlH 49,. III sness LOT
c. Without sales IN cSlns 'nsas a Stranes prlya,e
s s me- ou, ALE changes TOOK ~ Sc mis- No sol st
uiihs ',,tr.. can meAtioDe' -ou % Srsibe ~ TOO
Ne quote. u 50 Tor Cn l ,t No = 81 900
II IS tr Good s1, d s rs lor rae EAua DO Lax
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THE MARKETS
uaremilv reportci tor rag ru1uys.l
TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
FER North Racer. Vssssts. ant R"t'"r'ts.
GENERAL. MARkEI REPORT.


AsHES-There moderate jobOng trade just sufficient
Tor M Immediate OF buyers Pots quoted al o. ami
HtSWAx-Iattcry moderate trade has sprung up which
Impaired steady and regular tone sales OIL o'o'
BEIC Hart qnltue' have laterY s1d rhe better ana
SO nave 5ccn n better request Fr'qis
met with mort attention ana steady nS,'rs' -,
Hsf.,raw ba" 75dfj so Fronts Cruton brown. ,io
/ 8 Iar prcrs delivery included s2ds3 higher on Ordinary
BROOM Col N-rnere has been Improvement; trade
dul and mure or less nominal W. I""S nc ST. sui,
st b. 5l td va, anl Re-, and nDoeI. o sale
tANDLLSIheIe are no changes aud noiIng ont wy
gs ionOi9g % co s,,rn az - S2S Patent sperm
a &C. 10, ny 0ugic It,nns Ssgna' Ell 27G2sc
CEMENT ose ale eaa ms stet OH ct , S saies arr
For ig as demand brt oI or o. most nrgei
- i0qs5 Kreue ss& = 80 Tor Coarc ana sl2as2 81 for
me; n1r Fars *.S oTn nd 80 - and Line Of rs
CIT Cory was duu i'.c. gold, for German and &c,
CSGAIt%i,oagh Anthracite continues dun YET ts strons
comb nation Ids pri, arm litnmuous ses fary at
teay agHr igress cab gs qge's 10 20, , l' Ys
castle - 5OaSG scotch de-, tS"r' 40 steam - o.
80 o. iro,n'y - ;pgso Gas ~ - CanSann SOFT
and oatop $3.50 2J aud Anthracite t5q ~ by TIE CARGO
cas- LAS. r santo Domingo ana 2oGtse for Maracaibo
C6TFEE-rhere transactions in rio Coffee today
tn market was steady Mild C'h.e Wa pil ana nom
de-" l7sct extreme rla ior lots l5al9c. sanus Pain To
Gcod IGaqi7e. lava mats, 90 25c 5sya, bass 20 20
Nauvc Ceylo, l6gG 10, MmacaDh itt"l e. I4sngyra,
Costa i,lca,
Me.ican, IGSalec Siyauila "a l2c .oto l'o n
lie Aurolia l70l0v.. Juaict, lJ1l7c CrttOi. IL >
| al+c.; AHf.a, lfGltt. MHCasaT, |, difCral Lod
CJl,DAuE-ibo usua movement Is gong % at late hE'
ur,, Manila Clapv, above II thread and nay Rope
! Iie q b. do do ~ Unread, Ale. 40. d., thread aud
mad. lJ,. Mhulr Cora bolt .0pc Yarns ID e.. m do, u
t ma, thread 10 1g " hale Lines Ice. lalrv Manila
lic: Pine Ia, red Mai Luti larn ljc. Sisal Npp, J2t
do ~ tlu,ai lOu tr adj aud trVAl, 10 g., IA ns
,iia Yarn , Fine AIRED is.il do 10 be Russ lleu
! ar ri CouEg, | e.; American Hacked llemp do. les
Iarrod Anolcan ia,h Yarn le aLd Fine lat'd American
/ do - .-- ,--.,
CDVION-11c market on the quiet and uDcase
rbr ,l, Il. not 81 sty ycstcpay. ul.y
rl DOL a. vices r.c sales LIZ bales OF which
bale. II tyei lug including 3S1 bates fo consumption aid
7DD hars ior sltCJtiuu there LOO bales dehNor
on contract. The following tnc OH i'll EQUATIONS;
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Denii5trn,

CONEIUING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FULl-Ny Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and su,
tancr artificial ,eeth excel everything hefet"iore OF
~ beauty strength aud gntness needs only 10 he seen
10 appreciated made in day, and only sl5 70 ~ per
set Call and examine. Also. best Rubber SETS ir"In tlo 70
.l5 Gold and Pa;ina 500 So Extracting under Eas
Or T. IL WAIT ~ East Tweutv ST. near haiis 'n-d'e
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0 bales. glald total. 1900 bases.

nolod being sull amo,t al sanlstili we qGotr'
fupty Iiogsheais - 2jdf2 90; Hoops, IA feei otdl
nary " Prime, 33a3Oc. II lect do, 274SUei Moasses
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IARGARET J. MCDONALD'. CLASSES IN
Country.
n FAMIIY EnARnING SCHOOL for Boz.

FAMILY BDARDING SCHUUL Tor BOY
~ aud GIls under Il years II age, farm ues ii9l
New. York 80 per week Tor board washing. luOh ahI t
comfort, oil a country home. 49,, .
scholar, may loared during the Summer vacation ri
ce!liG The best o. cart.
obi, 10 Me II. 4. MORitELL $1,000
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MAIL STEAMERS.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

Those nrstclass steamships sal regularly from
Pier NO. l3 Mort Rvcr a. follows: 800 -
steamSl1p COLC MBDS...--. III URSDAf. Jnhe ~
Steamship WI LMINGTON TT FSDAH. Jul. IL
for freight passage spplyto
WILLIAM p. CLYDE IL CO., No. BowLnggreen.
MCKELLAi.. Ii IL ~ a. Co.. Agents in Havana
The New York herald., 1876-10-15

with her booms 70 etnrbosrd The breeze gradually
strengthened and she slipped along III about our
knot gait The wind coming more an the foreboom
shifted and she went along wing and wing In
the meantime the dler tacking around and trying
weather the ghtshp feat she finally accomplished
az 23m lust In 46m. behind the Atalanta- equiva
about miles. Tue AtaIanta trotted along
encd and the ldler sank lower and lower on shs
horizon. until at Ast-5h 05m. p. A-she disappeared
all together Absecom light then bore west about ten
miles distant Alter passing Absecom light the Ata.
anta sent her foreboom and hauled up couple oi
points Skipping along about an eleven Knot gait on
the port tack Tue breeze was now pretty fresh and
dead on the beam, SO that the main sheet
stood = little trimming down. Al Ion 2am n.
Barnegat light was northwest and At llh 05m. II
was bearing west about point and half abat OF the
beam Toward morning the breeze lghtened up
little and he AtalanIa finally rounded the Sandy
Hook lighship nj All 0lm sos yesterday morning. tho
winner OF the LouDat Cup. She was wel handled
during the race and Captain W. Freestouc and his
mate Charles johnson, deserve credit for the way
they worked her light canvas Captain Peter Ron and
CAPTAIN Dan. OF tho Wanderer, were also on board
Lending helping hand The ldler rounded the light.
shin al Oh sam followed the Atalantn. which had
STATED Immediately ater rounding for Staten Island
The following 10 tho time OF the race:-
Start Finish. Actual Time Corrected
HMS H.AS HK.S. H. r. s.
Atalanta s 81 80 oil 30 50 20 0O SO 10 81
Idlsr. 81 80 81 90 80 10 20 80 10 90
The Ataanta therefore won the cup by 20. Som. ac-
tual time and 2h 59m. IS. corrected time. She was
built by David Car or City Island on about ten ieet
OF The koc Of the old Calypso destroyed by
fire. She left last night Tor Rhinebeck, on the Hud-
soa wherc her owner Mr.. William Astor, mas his
country residence Mr. Astor intends to stsrt snoruy
for q cruise In Southern waters
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BASE BALL NOTES.

At Orange, yesterday, the Enterprise Club OF this
city played excellent eleven inning game with the
orange Club which resulted In ito by score of to
8 The home club had three men bases in the first
inning when wild throw by Donohue gave them four
unearned runs. The Enterprise outbatted their op-
ponents. The fielding OF both clubs was line.
rhe homo and home game. between the Witokas, OF
Brooklyn and the Aphss OF Staten Island was played
yesterdsv on tho Camtoline Ground. The nsdinp on
both sides was first class Marsland Ibcrt and Clare
did the best fielding the Brooklyn side and Ester
brook Crane and Cole did tho most service for the
visitors Score-Witoka. Q; Alpha,
The Nameiess Club, Of Brooklyn, visited Greenvlllc
N j., yesterday. and defeated the Greenville Club by
the score OF III to 2
The Alpha aud Alaska clubs. both Of Staten Island
are going to play for u silver ball and the amateur
cham mponship of Staten Island, October TO- at Capto
liue Ground Brooklyn.
The Har,fords and Mutuals will play on tho Union
" next
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ROWING ON THE BAY.

meeting Of the Regatta Committee OF the NereIl
Boat Club, OF Brooklyn, was held yesterday afternoon,
when IL was decided to postpone indefinitely the ia
regatta II is unfortunate that the regatta could not
have taken place considerable interest was mani
tested by Brooklyn osrsmen the contest Tor single
sculis, Tor which Joseph p. Earle aud william
Gadwin entorcd. MIR. Gladwin has been work ing
hard all summer under the Of Mr. Engcnardt
and has acquired considerable skill sculier very
the race, and 80 II was decided by the committee
give up the idea OF having tho regular race private
course from Hunts Dock across Gowanus Bay to tho
Gowanus Canal basis, distance OF something than
mile nnd a half Tho contestants Messrs. "a A.
Jcssup and Jos. 7. Earle. The by tho
latter in lam. 34z Jessup being beaten by I'm. 5oA
M X ). Bussing, Jr, sctod " starter and rstass~
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MINIATURE YACHTING.

On the luke in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon arrangements had been made for race
with the three sloops, La Bayaders Commodore
Brasher; Commodore Voorhees,, Captain Cole, and the
Marah, Captain Peto. for the American Club pennant.
At the time appointed there none OF tho ooul-
petng yachts tho water, excepting that OF Commo-
dorc Brasher, that the Commodore accom-
panied by a cloud OF smaller yachts, sailed
over tho course andwon There was then
serial race, without rules, in which tho Millio,
and Robert Center. took several friendly turns
the course the judgment being that each, In 10
turn, ''won the lead. From hrst 10 last tberc vas
fair soutbsrly breeze Next Saturday will be the aa
occasion OF the races by the American Model Yach
Cub and with it will end the immature yachtin
season ON Prospect Park Lake.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY ls7s-oUADRUPLE

but after him the figures drop or very fast until thoy
come down 10 tho hundreds. winding up finally with
Courier $50 which goes TO the credit OF Star Davis
or the winning stables Mr.. George l.. Lorillard 70
good FIRST with $l2 l2g to his name Colonel AcDanie,
Mr. Pierre Lorilard and Mr.. Belmont being the next
three. Mr AcGrah Ia the last OF the stake winners,
34o0 out OF The amount placed opposite his name
are headed by Mr. George Lonestan, 81 $50. with n.
Donohue close runner up At 81, 600 Then comes Mr..
j. G. K Lawrence. 81, $50, and Dwyer Brotner,
ST. $50 This Is the last OF the four figure winners,
and the gradually taper OF until we reach the
namc Colonel Puryear, At Sl1a Taking all round
the money been fairly well distributed, few owucrs
but what nave got share, however small IL may DO
IL SrAn III n
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ART NOTES.

Mr.. James H. Beard invited a number OF ladies and
gentlemen interested in art TO a private view, at
Moore's Art Rooms OF his new picturc which no has
named "Tho Streets Of New York" This work dis
plays to good advantage the curious humor OF tho
artist II was much admired by the visitors
David johnson has returned to his studio with
number OF very beautiful subjccts-scencs on the 81
Lawrence and the Ramapo, his old camping ground
He 10 at work on several important canvascs which
ntcaQ miami
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THE CHEAP CABS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HxRALp:--
Ipredct that the new Cheap Cab Company viii be a
failure unless conducted upon system very different
from that laid down In the prospectus OF said company
Every morning At eleven O'Clock 60 from iehsn
street. 10 Fulton street and return at three =. NJ l
would gladly take this nccn minutes ride IN cab u
could do 50 for twenty-five cents each way, but 81
~ ~ HARD PAN.
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MurukL POOLS,

RESULTS THE MEkrlNG
Below will DO Iound summarized tables Of the win
ming sitcs and owners ivr the whole nectna By The
aid Of Tom Ochiitrcc Sultana aud Brother 10 Basett
Lexington has been placed lar ahead OF al rival sires.
Next to hin comes Leanington, nearly hall oil the
amount credited TO nun having been won by Parole
vfs, by his sous v gl aud Nlrglnius, occupies tnird
position and tncn Longicow, ayoung SIRE yot OF
great ~ omise with such colt Leonard TO do duly
HIM. Bonnie Scotland, as tho sire OF Bombust,
treads closely upon the heels Of Mr. Hnrpers stallion.
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SALE OF sHCRT-HoRN STOCK.

CINCINNATI, Oct II, 1876.
Among the sales OF shorl-horrs yesterday on the
farm off, v. Gregory, Winchester, KY, were tho fol-
lowing sharon Rose to Archie Hamilton, Mount
Sterling. $3 400; Geneva Rose TO w. 4. Simmons,
Paris, KY. 81, 800; Rose oil New River, to w. e. Van
meter, Winchester, KY, 81, 200; Ruoy Duchess, 20
Aoner Strawn, Altoona. ILL.,. $1,000 Eighty animals
sold and $+5 900 realized The sales OF short
horns Kentucky this week have been well attended,
ana tho amounts realized wore very largo
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rlncudlng $2,oUO plAte-CentouniM
flncuding $500 In pate-Members Cup.
THE NOVEMBER ALL-AGED STAKES.
During the afternoon It announced by the exccu-
tive committee of the Jockey Club that Saturday
November l. an All-aged Stakes, OF $500 each, with
81, ,0C0 added, Will be Ii Is two miles, and the
second horse will receive $500 of the stakes This
premises to be OF the important of the
year, the guaranteed entries already the great
threey ods Parole Brother to Bassctt and Vigil
and the four yearod Tom Ochiltree, whom everybody
knows, will certainly be among the starters
The New York herald., 1876-10-15
GLOVE CONTEST.

glove contest for $3.50 side between John Dwyer
ana Steve Taylor has been arranged aud SOS forfeit
put up in the hands of Joe oss Tho contest to last
hour the stakes GO to the making the most
points The match comes of on saturday, October II,
ut Gothic Hall, Adams street, Brooklyn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-04

visit to her relatiYea- simultaneous
friends Miss NRbers is the guest OF
Mrs. Bette CbenOweth, her sister.
THE following names OF visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange ye.-
teTday: 3. G. Brown, Little Rock; A.
A Green, Lynchburg, Virginia; II. q.
Hanstick, ST. Louis; NJ. l.. Doherty,
CincinBati;. j. A. LoudoD, Swan Lake,
Arkansas; J. D. Jones, Woodland Milisj
Tennessee; G.. 3. Stephenson, Dallas,
Texas; w. L. Boyd, Mason, Tennessee
J. l.. Young, New York; J. d. Glenn
ents, MssoIs depot; ]. B. Trezevant,
New York
FRANK NJ. PAUL, a gentleman well
and favorsbly known in Nashville and
Memphis, and who has for some time
past occupied the position of secretary
to the State superintendent Of public in
struction, left here last night to assume
the business management Of the Knox
vile Tribune, the new daily to be estab-
lished in that city. MIR. Paul is an expe-
Tienced and practical newspaper man,
well up in all the details of a daily jour-
nal. Captain w. E. Armstrong, who is
peculiarly well qualified for the position,
succeeds Mr.. Paul as the State superin-
terdent's secretary. So says the Nash
Vile american of Wednesday.