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NASHVILLE VISION AND AMERICAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1874 FIRE INSURANCE. Sfire and Marine, Capital, $200,000,00. INSURE IN THE INSURANCE COMPANY, HASHVIl-LE (Dfflce in the Company's Building, JVo. 30 JVorth College St. John Hwnsden, G.

P. Thruston, Vice Preset. St Johnson, Secfy. KAILKOAD TIME TABLES. Ualoa ITicte1I0fflcc.SMaxwelll0HSEI A.

II. BobinsoDjllgCHt. Arrival and Departure 01 Trains ailtfaslivmc. tomsTiLixi: xsn nasitvili.e aso CHEAT SOUTHERN. Depot, North College street.

J. N. Brooks, Agent. TRAIXS. LKAVJtS.

AEKIVXS. Northern, Eastern and: "Western Express Korthern, Eastern and Western Express Mobile N. O. Express 5:00 A. M.

1:55 p. M. 8:40 A.K. p. v.

p. 6:00 Y.Tt. 8:25 A. X. Dlscontln'd jjecatnr 31 au Columbia Accommod'n Gallatin Aceommod'on 1:00 P.

m. tinned. 10:25 A. if. C.

P. ATMORE, Gen'l Pats, and Ticket Agent. XANIIVIEI-E, CHATTANOOGA ASD HTi LOUIS. Depot, Church street. T.

1. Cunningham, Ticket Agent. Southern icfrn if 8:50 a.m. 12:20 p. u.

Express 8:00 r.K.' 1:30 a. 11. 4:45 P.M. Western Mail! 1230 P. Si.

6:00 a. k. Memphis N. O. 3:00 p.

6:00 a. m. Bhelbyvllle Accorpo'dn 330 P. W. L.

DANLKY. Gen'l Pass. Ticket Agent. Daily, Daily except Sunday. TENNESSEE fc PACIFIC KAIIKOAI.

On and after March 9, trains will run as follows; Depot South Cherry St. No. 1, daily, except Sun- 4:00 r. si. 9:15 r.

11. 2fo. 2, daily, exceptSun- day. 7:20 A. if.

6:00 p. GEO. MANEY, Pres't Snp't. Xcw Advertisements). J.

E. Goodwin, broker, advertises for money. It. W. Brown, agent, also wants to bor row money.

Cigars can be bad at 23 cents per dozen at 91 Church street. Caleb McKinney advertises for a span of horses which were stolen from him, or strayed away. W. A. Griffin offers a reward for the return of thA watch which was stolen from hi in.

See notice of insolvency of the estate of LiUon Bostick, deceased. It. W. Brown has city and county bonds for sale. Rock City Serenaders at Masonic Hall Friday and Saturday.

Rice Co. advertise the handsomest dress roods in Nashville. McLaughlin Butler liave choice coun try bacon for sale-Dry goods cheap at Ilogans. Golladay's CDth drawing comes off on the 7Ui insi. Attention is directed to the display advertisement of J.

A. J. Rose, Xo. IS, Pub lic Square, who is in receipt of an immense stock of clothing made up in fashionable style and from the very best material. His establishment is one of the most" popular 2ashville.

Sice Third Page. For the main portion of local news this morning, see third page. magistrate Commissioned. John Scott, of Montgomery county, received his commission as magistrate yesterday. Burglary.

Monday evening about 4 o'clock a shoe-shop on Cburcli street, Xo. 5S, between Cherry and College, was entered and four calf-skins and five pairs of boots stolen. School Mutters. Tan Buren, Marshall and Wilson counties have reported to the State Superintendent. In each of these counties court submitted the question of a school tax to the people.

ltailroad Payment. The State authorities yesterday received fifteen bonds of $1,000 each, as a payment on the purchase of the Edgefield and Ken-tuck' railroad, for which said purchasers receive a credit of $11, SCO, each bond being short $210 in coupons. Trees at the Courthouse. The trees which have been planted out in the courthouse yard are leaving out in fine style and will soon iesent a very attractive appearance. It is liardly probable, however, they will be sufficiently advanced to furnish shade for picnic parties this year.

Jurors for the Inw Court. The following is a list of the regular jurors appointed for the Law Court, which meets the first Monday in May: Jesse Faircloth, Geo. W. Hogan, K. D.

Conley, Bradford Bowers, J. W. Coleman, E. C. Loftin, Polk Brown, J.

C. Pentecost, A. T. llaymer, Martin King, Carroll Martin, J. B.

rarrish, Sam. Fields and Ephraim Gower. Sittings. H. L.

T. Overby, the humble disciple of Brigham Young, and who has been ocked up in our jail for several weeks, was released by Judge Guild yesterday on a writ of habeas corjms. Edward Owens, who reached Xashvilie from Montgomery last week with a stock of second hand harness and jewelry, was taken back to Montgomery yesterday morn ing. They Don't Ukc It. The members of the police force arc not exactly charmed with the summer uniform blocked out for them by the Police Committee, and yesterday a committee appointed by the" force sent a communication to the Mayor, 'respectfully requesting that the matter be re-considered by the Police Committee.

A meeting of said committee will be held at 10 o'clock this morning, when a final disposition of the uniform question will be made. Uy-Town Temperance Picnic "We acknowledge an invitation to attend a basket picnic to be given at Watkins Grove on the Hillsboro pike on Saturday, May 2. The invitation committee is Miss Lula Gordon, Miss Lawrence, Prof. Oscar Abraliamson and Prof. Edwin Perkins.

The committee of arrangements are Mrs. Fowlct, M. Young, Joe Elliston and W. II. Gordon jr.

Moore and James Moore are the music committee, and Prof. W. L. B. Lawrence, Isaac Litton, W.

Brycc Thompson and Dr. J. H. Curroy arc the managers. Vestrymen Elected.

At a meeting of the parishioners of St. Anucs' church, Edgefield, on Monday night last, the following vestrymen were elected: Dr. George It. Williamson, Senior Warden; Wm. F.

Orr, Junior Warden; Geo. M. Jackson, Secretary; John Orr, Treasurer; Hon. John B. Phelan, M.

L. Tord and Judge Shackelford. Dr. Geo. It.

William-sou, John Orr and Judge Shackelford were elected delegates to the next Diocesan convention. Drowned. A little boy about 12 years of age, son of Martin McCarthy, was druwnrd in the back water near Spring street, Edgefield, last evening. He had Ikmmi cut riding in a canoe, and was about to land; in jumping ont he missed the short and fell backwards in the water, being drowned before, assistance could reach him. His body was shortly afterwards recovered, and attempts made at resuscitation, but without success.

TERRIBLE ST0B.X. The Academy of Masic ia Ruins. Beadles Stable Blown Dews A Stain, bcr or Horses Cove red la lha Debris. About two o'clock thfe morning Xashvilie was visited by one of the severest storms of wind, lightning and rain that we have ever known. As we are going to press, wehear of heavy damage to buildings in the city.

The entire front of tho Academy of Music, corner of Cherry and Broad was blown down and a horse and wagon buried intha ruins. A man at this time of writing is supposed to be tinder the debris, and while the rain is pouring down, a large force is engaged clearing a. ay me ruins, vi ne staoie ana provision store of Beadle, below Broad, was blown entire down into the hack-water, burying norses, wagons ana everything below. Capt. StOCkell's resldenrt.

is unrooted nnrl hndlv damaged. The front of Finigan's store on Church street is blown out, and part of the hotlSfi hu Tnvlnr nn Vino street, blown down. The damages Uirough-out the city and vicinity have no doubt been fearful, but at this late hour, we can get no lurtner particulars. Rushing The wholesale houses of Xashvilie have been doms an immense business for sev eral weeks past, the employes thereof being Kept irom meir nuie beds until a late hour every night, in consequence. Colored BcncvoIcHt Soclctv.

The Colored Benevolent Societv of tins city celebrated their fourteenth anniversary last evening. Thev took nn a lino, of at Libertyllall, on Cedar street, keeping nuie 10 exceueni music uy meir nanu, ana marched to tbe.ExpositionBuilding, where an excellent supper was prepared for them; and. after doiii" msHee lo tin snmp. Hiav returned to the Hall, and whiled away a jew pitasani nours the mazy nance. Tins Society numbers about five hundred mem- The Waters Above.

The ITartstille Seiitihd in its -last issue says: "The river commenced rising rapidly on weunesaay morniiur, and Thursday morning the backwater was out over all the bottom lands. The rise of backwater is considered by old residenters to be the most rapid that has occurred foraereat number of years. During the whole. of yesieruay it rose at the rate of about four inchea to the hour. This morning the rise was about three inches to the hour, but not keeping it up.

A few hours more and the river will be ont of the banks, submerging miles of our best fanning lauds and doing a vast amount 01 damage." The Acw Uniform for Onr Police Force. It was stated in these columns a few days since that a new uniform, to be worn by tue ponce lorce and consisting of a Pana ma hat, white vest, ditto trousers and woolen blouse, had been adopted by the Police Committee. It seems that in this statement we erred, and that even a more airy and picturesque costume was adopted by said committee, aided and abetted by the Mayor, if the following communication to the Captian of the "Police from the I'oiice Committee amounts to anything: XAsnviLLE, April 1S7-1. Capt. W.

H. Y'ater, Chief of Police. Dear Sir: The following is a copy of resolutions adopted by the Police Committee, in conjunction with the Mayor, on the Cth of April, Jbi4, there beius present Messrs Cullom, chairman, Reddick, Hailey, and Adams: "At a meet in" of the Mayor and Citv Committee on Police, this day had, the following uniform was unanimously adopted by the same for the use of the officers and police force from the 1st of May next to the 1st 01 October next, to-wiu "Each officer and man to wear a Panama hat, and each number on each liat to be encircled with a silver wreath; also, each officer and patrolman are to wear blouse coat, except the Captain, who lias the discretion to wear either a blouse or frock coat." Removal of Man's Jaw. Last Monday a very difficult surgical operation was performed in this city by Dr. Paul F.

Eve, assisted by Drs. Lindsley and Duncan Eve. Fifteen years ago the man upon whom the operation was performed liad his left jaw affected by a decaying tooth, and from this the entire jaw-bone became diseased. The part began to swell and continued to grow worse until the unfortunate man, who is a resident of Kutli-er'brd county, became convinced that he would die if the diseased part were not removed, and so made up his mind to the terrible risk. After consulting the doctors, he came to Xashvilie last week, attended by two brothers, and the operation was begun at half-past ten a.

Monday. The flesh was laid oien on the left cheek, the bone several at the joint near the ear, the stomacn tooth on the rmht side of the chin pulled out, and the jaw-bone sawed into at that point and entirely removed. The operation lasted an hour, and was performed in the presence of a number of medical students. Just before beini: put under the influence of ether, the patient exclaimed that he wanted to see his wife and children once more, to which one of the physicians replied tliat his only chance to do so was to bear up bravely. He did bear the terrible pain with remarkable fortitude and was resting easily yesterday.

High Water. The rise in the Cumberland continued all day yesterday, and the river is now much higher than it has been lor many years heretofore. Hundreds of our citi zens visited the river yesterday to see the immense expanse ot water which is back ing up into all the low ground bordering on the river. The flat between the city proper and Xorth Xashvilie inundated to such an extent that several houses are submerged, and if the waters do not subside to-day, it will become necessary to give the pupils of the Belleview School a short vacation, as the building will be inaccessible except by means of skiffs and canoes. The merchants doins business near the river fear that it will be necessary to re move the goods from their cellars, and, indeed, some of them have taken this precaution.

On South Market street below Broad, the water has entered the cellar of Rannie's confectionery, and in the wine cellar of II. V. F. Baker, adjoining, the water com menced running in last evening. In this cellar is a large stock of fine wines in pipes, and to attempt to handle which would be attended with considerable labor and diffi culty.

The cellar of the cotton warehouse of bpurlock, Hoke College street, below Broad, is threatened, and if the rise continues the cotton will have to be removed to-day. On the 7th inst. the depth of water in the channel was twenty feet, and a rise five feet was indicated tiiat day, since which date the rise has continued at the following rate: April seven feet eight inches; 0, ten feet four inches; 10, three feet; 11, one foot; 12, one foot; la, one foot; 14, one foot, making the depth in the channel yesterday fifty feet. The water was still rising at 10 clock last night, and will no doubt continue during to-day, as the heavy rain of Monday night passed off toward the head of the Cumberland. The plank sidewalk on Xorth College street, across Lick Branch, where the water is at least twenty feet deep, is a very dangerous condition.

In Edgefield the waters arc spreading out rapidly. Communication between the bucket factory and terra finna is nearly cut off, and in all probability the watchman who was making his rounds at that establishment last night alone ill lc required to press a boat into service this morning in to get out. The back stretch of the race-course is inundated, and the horses were removed from their stables last evening and brought to the city. Senator Hughes who came in from Mc-MiimvHIe yesterday, says that the rainfall in that section of country Monday night, was very heavy; tliat Collins' river, and Caney Fork are higher than they have been before since 1S50, "and tliat an immense volume of water from those streams will probably reach Xashvilie to-day. nc reports all the low land Imlween McMinn-ville and Tullahoma, inundated.

VIomsoI" Good views of Jupjter and his moons, through the telescope, liave been obtained, during some clear eveiiings tha post week, by the Senior Class of Ward's Seminary, under the direction of Dr. Safibrd. BANKING. BANKING- HOUSE OP YasliYiile Savings Company. Tu G.

TARBOX, Cashier. THOS. S. XAIttt, President. Deposits received and interest allowed thereon; Loans Negotiated; Collections Made, and General Banking Bqi- janl ly ness transacted.

FMMCE MD TRADE. NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS. LOCAL STOCKS. Louisville and If ashville Kailroad 55 Xashvilie and Chattanooga railroad stock. 74 Nashville and Chattanooga and St.

Louis Kailroad 21 Nashville and Decatur ltallroad atock South Nashville Street Railroad stock CO North Nashville Street KaUroal 20 Spruce Street Kailroad SO Suspension Bridge stock 83 Nashville Gag Light Company. 120 Cotton Factorystock 4G First NationalBank stock 100 Third i275 Fourth Commercial Insurance Company. SO Enuitablc Insurance Company 83 State Insurance Company. par lAie insurance GOLD AND SILVER. Buying.

American gold. 112 Gold coupons. 112 Gold drafts on New Vork. 112 American sliver Ot'sX" 102 American silver and 103) ....102 rOKMOH HXCHAXtlfc. On London and Liverpool, On Dublin, On Edinburgh, 3 On Germany, Berlin, etc, 9 thai On Germany, Frankfort, Gnil LAUD WABRASTS.

Selling, 112 11-X "2 11K 105 5 70 6 70 ,....5 70 63 Buying, 40s, "War or 1812 80s, "War of 1612 80s, Not War or 1812. 1203, War or 1811 1 20s, Not "War of 1812. ICOs, War or 1812. ICOs, Not War of 1812. 35 70 73 115 115 110 140 Financial Business is very dull with our banks and money is in but little demand.

The banks discount for their customers at the rate of ten per cent, while the brokers loan on col laterals at the same rate. Exchange on Xcw York is firm. The banks buy at par, while they sell at tho rate of S2 "ner thousand premium. Gold opened In Xew York yesterday at 113j and at 114. There is ho de mand for gold here, and dealers have to ship to Xew York, they pay 112 1, 'While they hold at 114.

Government bonds are slightly higher. Our dealers buy at tliree-quarters under the Xew York rates. The following are the quotations at 2 r. 31. United States six per cente or 1881..

Five-twenty bonds or 18C2 118' Five-twenty bonds or 1851 lBSJf Fire-twenty bonds or ie65 120f Five-twenties, new issue, 18C5 119ft Five-twenties, n6w issue, 18C7 la) Five-twenties, new issue, 18C8 120 Ten-rorties 115 New five per canU 11C Correncv sixes 117 Tennessee bonds are dull and nominal, closing in Xew lork at 87 and CGic hear of no transactions here, hut we sup pose they would bring the above quotations very readily. The past due coupons are worth about Oic Comptroller's warrants are very dull as there is no demand by tax-payers. Dealers pav 0o and sell at 97c burlocal stocks are very quiet and inactive, For quotations we refer to those given by the Xashvilie Savings Company, corner Union and College streets. The Cotton Movement The 2scis York Financial Chronicle has returns from the Southern ports, showing the receipts, exports, eta, of cotton for the week ending April 10. It appears tliat the total receipts for the seven days have reached bales against 59,553 bales "last week, 03,745 bales the previous week, and G7.518 bales tlircc weeks since, making the total receipts since the first of September, 1S73, 3,451,817 bales against 3,107,320 bales for the same period of 1S72-3, showing an increase since Sept.

1, 1873, or 344,497 bales. The exports for the week ending same date reach a total of S9.3S1 baleSrOf which 51.2S3 bales were to Great Britain, 13.780 bales to France, and 24.31S bales to the rest of the continent, wlule the stocks as made up are now 554,240 bales. Com pared with the corresponding week of last season, there is an increase in the exports this week of 28,914 bales, while the stocks are (52.029 bales more than they were at this time a year ago. We make the fol lowing extract irom the L7ronceat nana: Bombay Siihmexts. According to our cable dispatch received to-day, there have been 45,000 bales shipped from Bombay to Great Britain the past week and 15,000 bales to the continent, while the receipts at Bombay during the same time have been 75,000 bales.

Compared with last year there is an increase of 22,000 bales this year in the week's shipments from Bombay to Europe and that the total movement since Jan. 1 shows an increase in shipments of 49,000 bales compared with the corresponding period of 1873. "Visible Supply of Cotton Made up by Cable and Telkgbaph. Below we give our table of visible supply, as made up by cable and telegraph to-night. The continental stocks are the figures of last Saturday, but the totals for Great Britain and the afloat for the Continent are this week's returns, and consequently brought down to Thursday evening: hence to make the totals the complete figures for to-night (April 10), we add the item of exports from the United States, including in it the exports of Friday only.

1S74. 1873. 1872. Stock at 838,000 GS 1,000 803,000 Stock at London 170,750 178,000 203,000 Total Great Britain stock 1,008,750 Stock at Havre 150,500 171,000 191,000 Stock at 11,750 16,000 18,000 Stock at 70,000 71,000 Stock at 29,000 35,000 Stock at Bremen 33,250 47,000 17,000 Stock at Amsterdam. 67,200 79,000 C8.000 Stock at 25,000 7,000 Stock at 19,000 23,000 21,000 Stock at other conti nental ports iKt.uuu Total continental st'k.

430,750 511,000 451,000 Tot'l European ,445,500 1,103,000 1,457,000 inuiacououaiioawur K.nronR 321.000 392,000 559,000 Amr'cancottonatloat Tor Europe Egypt, Brazil, afloat for 81,000 70,000 113,000 Sfnrk In 11. S. 554.24G 492,217 339,297 Stock in U. S. intcri- or ports.

yj.iu U. S. exports this week 21,000 Total 2,797,390 2,838,111 or the above, the totals or American ana other descriptions are as follows: American stork 254,000 328,000 19G.O0O 330,000 1CO.000 Continental mencan afloat to Europe 538,000 554,216 8I.7CJ 339,000 492,217 33,173 311,000 333,297 52,817 U.S. Stock U. S.

interior U. S. cxiiorts this week 21,000 8,000 C.000 Total 1,456,390 1,205,111 F.att Indian, Brazil, etc. Liverpool mock London stock 170,750 178,000 203,000 nnTitinpntal 182.750 318,000 291,000 India afloat for Eu rope 321,000 SfiCjUW Egypt, Brazil, etc, V.1 ft nA A AAA AAA Total East India, etc.1,135,500 1,311,000 Total visible supply bales .......3,048,508 2,797,390 2,838,114 Price Middling Up- lands, eju. vu.

These funircs indicate an increase in cot ton in sight to-night of bales as com pared with the same date of lbi3, and an increase of 210,394 bales as compared with tlie corresponding date of 1S72. Movements of cotton at the inter ior Foirrs. Below we give the movements of cotton at the receipts and shipments for the six days, and stock tonight: ending April 10, 1S73-, Receipts. Shipments. Stock.

Augusta 1,024 17,551 Columbus 533 1,140 .,1,0 Macon 232 1,240 C.419 Montgomery 281 530 1,851 Splma 43 4,008 4.174 7,400 42,192 1.7S7 2,308 5,503 Total, old. Atlanta St. Louis Cincinnati 9,134 llCT S4.7C2 915 135 tvm 2.9S5 2,03 12,13 13,2110 30,391 212 4.7SB Total, new 8,387 infill' Total, all 17,251 21,833 115,153 The above totals show that the old interior stocks have decreased during the week 10,090 bales, and are to-night 8,411 bales less than at the same period last year. The receipts have been 623 bales more than the satne week last year, The exports of cotton this week from Xew York show a decrease as compared with last week, the total reaching 7,834 bales, against 10,215 bales last week. BANKING.

Third National Sank, NASHVILLE, tMX. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: W. W. BERRY, CHAS. E.

HILLMAN, JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES, DEMPSEY WEAVER. mRANSACTS A GENERAL EXCHANGE JL Business and Deals in United States Bonds anauom. jsouau jusm, uasmcr. W. W.

BERRY, President. JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice-President, sepl ly GENERAL MARKETS. Tuesday, April 14, 1871. Xashvilie Cotton Marlicu The market to-day was quiet, holders and buyers being still apart in their views, We quote a firm feeling as follows Inferior 6 10 Ordinary.

12 Good ordinary ....14 Strict good IwtflTdUllrir. Middling 16 We give as follows a summary of the transactions of the day Receipts 112 Sales 182 Shipments-. 75 IT ASHVILLE COTTON 8TATKXEST. Stock on hand Sent. 1, 1873 2721 Received 142 Received previously; 9X039 90781 it i.

93502 Shipped to-day. 75 Shipped previously 88049 83124 Stock on hand G378 Nashville Lear Tobacco Market. Market firm, and prices well sustained We quote as follows: Light lugs S3.25 04.00; heavy lugs low leaf S4.7o0o.7o; common leaf S0.O04I7.00; medium leaf fine and choice leaf 59.00011.00. Nnshvlllo Provision Market. Market firm, and tendency upward.

We quote packed from store as follows Bulk Meats Shoulders 7c; clear rib sides 9c; clear sides 9ic. Bacon Shoulders 8c; clear rib sides 10c; clear sides lOic; country hams 11 ic. Choice Hams Hart llenslcy's new C. C. C.

hams 12 Lard We quoto prime In tierce lOlfi) lOfcl pastry in tierces half bar rels lie; tegs llc; buckets 12c Breakfast Bacon we quote at lllc Beef Tongues "We quote at $0.00 per dozen. Dried Beef We quote new 17c Smoked Pio Tonques We quote at COc per uoz. Country bacon quiet to-day. We quote irom wagon as lollows tohouiders fcjc; sides 10Jc hams HJC Xashvilie Floor and Grain Market. Flour Market nuiet, Weouote: Super fine XX XXX $7-50; choice lamily $8.2508.50.

Corn Meal We quote at SO0S2c for unbolted and bolted in depot. Corn Market stifTand advancing. We note shipments to-day of 3,800 bushebj at TJSfcUc, sacked and delivered depot Dealers are offering G7i0CSc loose, and are willing to pav 7ac, sacVeu on the wliarf. Wheat Transactions light. We quote at per bushel.

Oats We quote at 03007c, sacked and delivered In depot. We quote at $17018 per ten, loose, and $21022 per ton in depot. Xashvilie Prodaco Market. Peanuts Market quiet at per busiiel Irom wagon. DniED jjjuiix Ve quote at Slfttefcior apples and quarter peaches, and 101011c for halfpeacb.es.

Logs we heard of sales to-uay at 10c per doz. from wagon. Ureen apples we quote nominally at $5.0005.50 per bbl. Supply very light. bouRiuioUT We quote at $10 per bbl.

from store. Cabbage We quote at $7.0007.50 per crate from store. Peas We quote from store as follows: Stock Peas $1.2501.50 per bushel; Lady Peas per bushel. Potatoes We quote as follows: Xorth- ern Itussett Early EoseS4.50; Peach Blow Pink Eyes London Lady Early Goodrich Peerless $4.00. Onions equote at in store.

Feathers Dull at 53c Beeswax We quote at 28c Rags Dull at 2 ic Ginseng Wehear of sales at $1,000 1.05. Wool We heard of small sales at 250 30c for unwashed, and 40c for washed. Broom Corn In demand at o07c Hay Hungarian $1701S per ton; clover S1701S; timothy, prime $22025. liUTTEB quote at 2302oc lor good to choice. Nnshvlllo Grocery Market.

Sugars Xew Orleans, (new) in hogs heads 8010c for fair to choice; Demerara ll012c; standard hards HJc; A coffee 10c; do. lOJc; extra do. 101c; yellow 9J01Oc Molasses we quote Orleans 6o0 73c; sirups 55005c; golden sirup 05c Coffee Market weakening. quote Rio, common to choice, 27029c; Laguayra 30c; Java 35c Cheese We quote factory 1701Sc Xails We quote at $4.50 for lOds, and 25c additional for diminishing grades. oalt we quote 7 bushel barrels at .50 per barrel on the wharf in lots.

Candles We quote star 1OJ017C lb. Fish We quote as follows: Half bar rels, Xos. 1, 2 and 3, $9.00, $7.25 and in kits, Xos. 1,2 and 3, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.75. Rice We quote at 909 Teas We quoto Imperial Young Hyson Black 50c Gunpowder 75C051.25.

Powder uupont sycamore amis blasting fuse per 100 feet 05c Shot wre quoto Patent uuck $2.05. Liquors We quote common rectified whisky gallon Robertson County Bourbon Lincoln County Highwmes $1.00. Cotton ties we quote at iuc Bkooms We quote at $2.5003.50 dozen. Soap We quoto at 508c or $3.00 04.50 box. Bagging we quote at idoioc lor hemp and flax.

Nashville Dry Goods Market. Market active and prices steady as fol lows: PmvT? Wnmsntta 7ic: Bedford Sc: Arnold's Sic; Freeman's 9c; Amoskeag 9c; f(V- Allen's 10c American 10ci Dunnels 10c; Gloucester loq Sprague's 10c; WaSUlIlglOn J.OC suuua 11 uuuuic iiuitu and purples 11c Brown Sheetings and Shirtings Quilt lining C09c; Virginia family Sq Augusta do. 8 Jc; Augusta 1 9c Granite-ville 9ic; Richland do. llic; Augusta 4-4 lOJc; Granitcville do. 11c; lwcnianu no.

12c; Xashvilie sheetings OJq Xashvilie 4-4 sheetings lie Allendale 10-4, 6 1 Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings. Methnen Sc; Montrose do. 9c; American 11 Jc; Root do. 10; Reynold's elocinedo do. 20c; What Uhecr do.

20c; Gold Coin do. 22 Allendale. 10-4, 40c llr.mpnKn Axil llltOWXDlULLS. Mas- sebesic brown 14c; Pepperell do. 15; Stark A do.

15c; Great Falls do. 10c; Pepiwrell bleached lGc; XamnkeagSatteenlSc; Xash vilie onus roc ItP-n Tipks Cones! oira A lRc- Conestoga 22c; Gold Medal do. 25c; Omega A do. 271c; do AC A 32c; Roan oke 30c; Minnehaha 37ic Spool Thread. Coates' and Clark's 70c Nashville Root and Shoe Market.

Market steady, and business good. We duotc: Men's unbound Kip nrogans 5i.2.H) 1.75J men's nneu unoounu mp mucous u.w 0.2.00; calf pegged brogans sewed brogans f2.5O03.5O; men's kip and calf English ties men's calf pegged booU do. sewed do. Bys' unbound kip brogatls do. lined kip and $1 .23 2.00.

Women's spt or A calf balmorals (regular sizes) kip, regular sizes, pebble grain calf pegged calf sewed $1,750 2.50; serge balmorals ladies' enmn nnlisll ffTCfwl 51 JlflflS OO- IoiIIah' serge Kiu ioxeu, uuuuueu sz.wicfrAV. fTfil null Wa.lrA Ihbks Market dill We quote as follows: Green 707 Jc; green salted S09c; dry salted 14015c; dry flint lC017q dam- oniViliv lots nfT We quote as follows Oak sole ft, $40 042.00; Hemlock 28030c; liarness leather tit -i 1 1 1 1 "V- fi 20. 1, ilia-i-M uuiiicsa icuuiur o. 089.00; skirting 43045c; bridles, black dozen, $34.00000.00: fair bridle, French calf American kip calf tnnninmi 1 I all colors, linings, white and ID Z-lU-oi- Xashvilie ilafdwrifd Market. Market ouiet and unchanged as follows Axes horse shoes mule shoes horse shoe nails 8 and 9, 22020c; cast steel and shear 22025c; American blister 13015c; Enfflish do.

18020c; cotton cards $5,000 0.00 dozen; hames $5.000 12.00 dozen pair; traces $9.00018.00 dozen pair; hoes shovels cellars $9:00018.00 dozen; hammers 20 022c lb; vices 20c lb; auvib ISc lb; men. Drnss, Medicines, Paints, Bycstnfls, Oils, etc. ami Dvestuffs Indigo, best madder 17c; salts 5c; blue stone 15c; alum uc; cocmneai i.w; mag neifi A'wi flour sulnhur Oic: roll do Cc; camphor )0GOc; copperas 2 03c; assalcctlda wmwc 3IEDIONES Opium quini nii.o 3.00: iodide potash 0.25 rhubarb lb, ipecac lb, alo- ft, 20080c; calomel aar blue mass lb. S1.10 'HI- mnmlihir Cr ounce. S0.00tf?0.50 clilorofotm ft, $1.400 1.63; castor oil gallon, $2.2502.00.

Oils Linseed, raw, linseed lmHoii si rn il niL lg20c lard Xo. 1, sweet oil, tanners' 75090c; lubricating, 40aaoc, tur T.ont!nn Pl.Tnc Paints, etc. White lead, according to quality, 8012c; furniture varnish, $1,000 1.75; coach do. mnuuu. 25035c; white do.

50c; concentrated lye case. Xashvilie Live Stock 3Iarkct. Cattle Receipts light and not equal to thedeihtnd. We note sales to-day at 1J, f.li 4, 4 tne latter figure being paid for two steers of and 1,155 lbs in weight, and iu excellent order. Some of our sbipiicrs say tltey are ready to SnppT.

Tn fol demand. AN liC-ird of sales to-lay of" 53 head averaging 100 ft. each at per neau. Hogs In light supply and demand good. We quote at 4i05Je for light to heavy weights.

Snnitrles. SvrTis "tnrKft brisli. We OUOtC Red clover sapling timothy red top Diue grass i.ou; c.LOn: S1.50: souri millet German millet $1,900 2.09. Cotton Yarns We quot. nt 11c, 13c, 15c and 17c for 700, 000, 500 and 400.

ilpmnnd at 53.50 Der 100 ftS for liackled, and $1.50 for rough. Wrapping Paper We quote small at 50c, medium 75c; double crown $1. innv wv ntintp as follows Tennessee bar 0 jc lb; Kentu(ky do. 5c; Tennessee band 009c; Kentuckydo.50Oc; Tennes see boiler piate uoiierncaus ure box 10c, sheet; common do. Ken tucky 7i0Sc; do.

Teimessee Barrels we quote at nr. a A cliance our ouotations to SUit the card rates as follows 8 by 10 10 by 12 10 by 10 IU by 14 5.io; 12 Dy loc.io; 1 by 18 12 by 20 $9.25. Discount Flasks The quotations are net as 101- lows: Half pint pint quar- $4.75. Caxdies We quote stick candy 14C common fancy lfc CoitnAGE Jute 13c; grsss 20c cotton 2C02Sc I'epper We quote at 2S03OC Spice We quote at 16c. Ginger We quote at 16c Tallow We quote at tic Oranges We quote at $9 per barrel.

Cloves Advanced to 00070c Ovnov Spts ouote as follows Red nn.nTi lintton rwr bushel $0.50: red onion sets $0.00, white button white sets $11.50. SOCTIIEKX PRODUCE MARKETS. COIUCTED BY J. N. ROBSON.

f.tr4T.TT.rr.v. S. C. Anril 11. CoTTON Fair demand; middlings 10c; sales on the 10th of COO bales Rice Market quiet; fair to good 7 J07Jc Rosin Strained on- v(n 9 extra.

Xo. 1 S4.00: paie extra pale higher grades being lor new crop just coming Smmm Tt'TPKVTTVR Ollict at 41C Rio Coffee Dull and lower at 2502Sc for good to prime Flour Fair demand, with good supply; extra family (.73010.50 Good demand, wuu ngm. s.ock, in inhhincr v.iv: AVestem white at Baltimore white $1.12, sacks included Oats Moderate demand at r.li,flo.l In rr-tail Wav Hay Fair demand; sales of Xorth river in lots at $1.35 uacox ooou ue- smnt-pd lOitff.lOfc: drv salted 909c; shoulders dull, smoked at dry salted at 707ic H.VMS Good demand at ior sugar-tureu I frnml brands LARD Good demand; Uerces lO011c; kegs lli12c Butter Dull and lower at 350 40c for choice, with ample supply of all nn.iK, iiinvs T)r salted 110131c; Wool Washcd3O035c; unwashed 2O02oc OAKKLTS BY TKLEGKAPII. Tho Cotton SlarkeOi. Anril 1J Cotton firmer: Jil i.ll- V.

V. middling uplands 8JaS; middling Orleans 8 Jd. Sales J5.O0O bales; American speculation and export 3,000 bales. Xew York, Apni ii. uotion quiew middling uplands lllc; futures closed steady; sales of 15,100 bales as follows: April delivery 10 lM2c; JMay delivery 10 11-lGc: June delivcn- 17 3-lCal7 i-32c; July deliverj' IT 9-10al7 19-32c.

Nf.w Orleans, April 14. louoh demand active1; sales 7,500 bales; prices irrcmlar; sales partly ai preiiuiiaoM-j u. toil, niiranml: food ordinary to strictly good ordinary MfalSJc; low middlings to strict low middlings LJal0ic; middlings to strict middlings l2ali good middlings iijaiac, icwp bales; exports to continent 2,222 balesj to Great Britain 0,454 bales; stock 103,387 bales; unsold 103,900 bales. Arii 1.1 Cotton demand firm and market active, good ordinary 14al4c; low middlings lojalujc, middlings 1011c Receipts for the past day S30 bales; shipments ior iuu four horns 1,030 bales; stock 41.4S5 bales. Mobile, April nrm ami hi dier; middlings iow uuuuii, j.2, ur.

npt. rpceiots 192 bales: irtTcotwfse3S bales; sales 400 bales; Qirvk 32.091 bales. good OUA." Savannah, April 14. Cotton very nrm; middlings net receipts 72S bales; ex- units to coniincut it SoS bales; sales 820 bales; stock 40,993 bales. Charleston, Apr.l steauy and ouiet; middlings iui low miuunup.

inialCi good ordinary loc; net receipts ripts 009 bales; sides 500 bales; stock 31,32 1 bales. GJ JALVESTON, April 14. VvOtton nu cmrul nnbnarv 14lc: and ports to Ureal JirHani 7 a i lo France bales; sales wise baks; stock 48,100 balas. 5O0 St. Louis, Apll 14.

-Cotton linn; middlings lGc Louisytlle, April 14. Cotton quiet at lGc 1 CixtrNNAn, April 14 Cotton market linn and demand fair at lQJc Foreiya Markets. London, April 14, 5 1. sl Consols for money 92a93J; accouct 92Ja92. United States 5-203 ot '05, 103; of 18G7, 10SJ; 10-40's 104; new 5s, 104; Xew York Central, S9; Erie, 32f; preferred 50.

The amount of bullion gone into the Bank of England on balance to-day was 8,000. Liverpool, April 14. BrcadstufTs are firm and unchanged. Paris, April 14 Rentes 59f. C5c FIiankforT, April 14.

5-20s of 1S02 9SJ. New ork Money Market Xew York, April 14. Money closed easy at 4 per cent. Sterling Exchange was veiy dull at 4S4a4S5 for 00 days and 4S7 a488 for sight, the customs receipts were $145,000. Gold ranged at 113all4f closing atU14.

The advance in gold was caused by Washington rumors that there t'Tere serious complications between our Governmdnt and Spain in regard to Cuba. The rates paid for Carrying ranged from 2 to "4 per cent. The Treasury disburse-nu nts were $15,000. The clearings to-day were State bonds ere dull and nominal. Government bonds were in dctlre dipand with a slight advance.

Railroad bonds were firta at full prices. Stocks opened weak with a decline at the second call of lalj per cent. The greatest de cline was in racinc On the last call Lake Shore showed a decline for the of 1 per cent, and the balance of the list al per cent, but just before the close there was a general recovery of ial per cent. The principal activity was in Western Union Union Pacific, Lake Shore, Xorthwestem and Pacific Mail. The market closed linn Sterling Exchange Bankers' Bills 4S3J United States coupons of 1881.

1211 5-20s of 1SC2, 11S; do. of 18J4, 110; do, of 1805, 12H; do.new 119J: 5-20s of 1867 120Jr United States coupons of 1868, 129J new fives, 110i; 10-40s, 115; currency sixes 117. Missouri State bonds 94; Tennessee, old S7I; do. newS7. Stocks Western Union Telegraph 77i; Xew York Central 371; do preferred 59c New YOrk Dry Goods Market.

Xew York, April 14. The" trade move ment was more active with commission houses and near by jobbing trade showed some improvement. The market for cot ton goods was more steady in first hands. uenims and tickings were active and linn Four-yard brown cottons are selling freely. iTints and rancyshirtings are active.

Ginghams are ojiieE" The Daily linllelin says woolens are selling fully 20 per cent below the opening- rates. Massachusett brown sheeiings is jobbing at SJc A'eir York General Market. Xkw York. Anril 14. Flour is shade firmer; superfine, western and state extra Ohio St.

Louis $0.5.. a 11. 00. wheat opened firmer and closed quiet; Xo. 2 spring Rye scarce and firm at $1.0 lal.12.

Barley dull and declining. Corn active, exports de mand 1c better; new western mixed 8fca 90c Oats closed ouiet at 02aG4ic Coffee quiet and nominally unchanged. Sugar steady. Pork dull; new mess $13.75 "for May delivery; $10.90 for June delivery; middles firm; short clear middles Lard firmer and prime steam 10c for April JO l-10c for May delivery whisky firmer at 90c Ihitralo Cattle Mnrfcef. Buffalo, April 14.

Cattle receipts for to-day l.low total for the week u-S J. J-he market was slow and dragging, hardly suf- ncient sales to establish prices; lew sales were made at about last weeks rate. jRnlUmcre Markets. Baltimore, April 11 Flour market firm aud unchanged; western sapenme family S7.25ac.25; A. Wheat linn; Ohio and Indiana western spring Corn quiet and steady; western mixed new S4c old SGc Oats active; western OOaCOc Rye firm.

Provisions firm and active Ifl jobbing way; few round lots were selling at unchanged prices. Butter unchanged. "Coffee nominal; good to prime Rio 21Ja22c Whisky firm and scarce, $1 asked. Sew Orleans Markets. Xew Orleans.

April 14. Gold 113f; Sight par. Slerling54Sla540i. Flour dull; aaa Sj. iaT.ix.; ciioice extra a7.75; family SS.0Oa9.0O.

Corn quiet, lower, white 70a i fcc Oats quiet and lower at tOa 01c Bran quiet at $1.40. Hay dull; prime $10. Mess pork dull and lower, light weight ottering at heavy weight 17jc Diy salt meats dull; shoulders CJaOJc Bacon dull and lower; shoulders 7J; clear rib 9c; clear 9Jal0c Sugar-cured hams 13c Lard in jobbing demand; tierces 9al0c; keg lOlalOfc Sugar dull; fail to fullv fair 7a7fK prime Jacic no sales. Coffee uncliauged at 21a25c Corn meal dull at Cincinnati Markets. Cincinnati, April 14.

Flour market steady, wheat scarce and firm at OoaUcc Oats ouiet aid steady at 4aa ic isye uuii and declined to Barley mar ket steady spring Sl.50al.G5. Mess pork quiet, nominally no sales. Lard quiet and steady; steam kettle DialOc. Bulk meats quiet and linn; shouldere 01c for spot; Oic, buyer May and June delivery; clear rib held at $8.40 for spot; sales at 8fc buyer May delivery; bjc for May and June deliver-; clear is quoted at SS.70 for May delivery; $8.70 for June delivery. Bacon quiet and finn; light sales of shoulders at Ca7c; clear rib clear 9c AYbisky demand fair and market nrm at 94c Lonlsvlllo Markets.

Louisville, April 14. Flour dull; superfine extra extra fainily A Xo. 1 fancy Wheat nominal. Corn quiet and unchanged, oats qniet and unchanged. Provisions firm.

Mess pork $17.00. Uulk meats snouiders Oic; clear rib $ic; clear 8Jc loose. Bacon Wshoulders 7c; clear rib UJc; clear packed. Sugar-cured hams 12 jal3c Lard quiet and weak at lOalOJc AVhisky94c Bagging 13al4c Chlcasn Markets. Chicago, April 14.

Flour demand fair and market firm; extra Wheat opened firm but dosed dull; Xo. 1 spring Xo. 2 spring S1.23 forspot; for May delivery; for June deliver'. Corn opened firm but closed dull Xo. 2 ihixed 02 for spot; G5aC5ic for May delivery; G51a052c for June delivery.

Oats steady at 43ja44c for spot; 47a47ic for May delivery. Rye steady at 90ia92 Barley quiet aiid weak; Xo. 2 Mess pork quiet and weak at for spot; for May delivery; $10.20 r- i enrr ior June ueuveiy. aicauj ui. sv.uj for spot; $9.70 for Slay deliver-.

Bulk meats steady; shoulders SfaSfc; clear rib 8Jc for spot, loose. Whisky demand fair and market advanced to 94c HL. Louis Markets. St. Louis.

April 14. Flour demand fair and market finn for low grades of fall but prices arc unchanged. AVhcat demand good at full prices; Xo. 2 spring winter strong aud higher; Xo. 3 red $1.38 bid; Xo.

2 red winter Corn firmer, some sales higher; Xo. 2 mixed 03a 00c for east track and elevators, cash; 07c for ilay delivery Oats dull but unchanged at 4SJa49c for east track and eleva'ors. Barley very quiet and little doing; sample Rye inactive at 94c AVhisky higher at 93c Mess pork weak at 0.75. Dry salt meats held firmly but nothing doing. Bacon quiet and uuclianged.

Lard firm at 9Jc, generally bele higher. Uogsactive; light bacon heavy S5.25a3.50. Cattle quiet; fair to clwice Memphis Markets. Mfjipius. Anril 14.

Flour dull and prices nominal. Corn demand active and prices advanced to tujc to wais demand fair and prices advanced to C2Jc Mess pork nominally S17.73. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon strong; shoulders 7ia7ic; cleai rib9alOJc CITY NOTICES. The handsomest Dress Goods in Xasli- ville, something entirely new, received today.

G. Rice Co. aplo 2t McLansliliu corner Clarkand Market streets, have choice Country Bacon for sale in lots to suit purchasers. aplu St 1 JemciiiberGolladay'sSixty-ninthDraw- ing Ing on the 27th mat. l'rizes all casii, rang-from one dollar to two thousand.

Ad dress orders lo J. It. Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky. Tickets for sole by AV. G.

Price, 47 South College Xashvilie. It RETAIL DRY GOODS. 3UEIAJST OPENING DAY TO-MOKISOW! AT 62 COLLEGE ST. 02 Au Entire Xcw Stock! Greatest Bargains Ever Offered Immense Yaricty to Choose From All Xcw Goods and Well Selected! At Trices to Startle You! Wholesale and Retail. AX IXSFECTIOX IXYITED.

The manrelons success attending our post Grand Openings Induces us to mate still further efforts to put before the public a grander array of the most mag-niilccut assortments of DRY GOODS Erer olTered In the city of Nashville; and, on morning, the Grand Portals trill open, with the wild freshness af morning, and expose to view the endless stock of Dry Goods, Notions, etc Below wo give a small account of the many Goods to which we now call your especial attention and impartial examination: Calicoes, best brands, 9c; Percales, Crctons; French and English Calicoes from 10 2-3 up; Cassimeres for men aud boys' wear; Lineup Damasks, Towels, Crashes, Linen Sheetings and Pillow Casings, Domestics, Sheetings, Marseilles Quilts, Piques, Lawns, Hosiery, Laces, Embroideries, ITnderwear, Linen Ruches, Xeck ties, Kid Glores, Parasols, Fans, some thing new; Dress Goods, Alpacas, Bom bazines, special lines of Dfournlu; Goods, Tainaise, Canton and Striped Crape Cloths; Silks, all new shades; Summer Silks, Satins, new Sflk Pop lins, Lace Veilings, Spanish Laces and Capes; Ready-made Snits in great Ta riety and at lowest prices. AU of the above will be sold at unheard of low prices. Judgment and experience com bined, and a firm decision to give yon goods at the smallest minimum profits. OUR DRESS MAKING Is in charge of MISS COOK, Oram New York and wo are prepared to show the latest London and Paris styles to oar patrons and those who may fare? us with a call. AU are invited.

Onr MK. G. KICB, residing in New York, al ways ready to take advantage In market of every bargain offered, of which the public can reap the benefits by examining onr stock. Country will And It large ly to their interests to Tisit our house and avail themselves of extra bargains. G-.

RICE CO. mhl5 tf 4thp sp CITY NOTICES. Our second importation of yard wide Pongee Silks received to-day. G.Ricc&Co aplo 2t All kinds of Dry Goods cheapest at Ho gan Bros'. aplo 0t Sar Yourselves.

Look at our 75 cents Irish Linens and "say yourselves." Thomp son Bros. Kelly. apl4 3t Xcw Spring Silks. Beautiful Striped Silks just opened, much cheaper than our first lot. Thompson Bros.

Kelly, Sum mer street. apl4at Ask for Turner's Black MonAin Ai pacas at Thompson Bros. Kelly's. apl 5t A full line of Painted Fans at very low prices at Tynes', 24 Summer street. aplO lw For Linen free from cotton call at the Orleans Store.

apl2 3w Direct Importation of Irish Linen at the Orleans Store. apl2 2w Let the People Speak. Manhattan, April 8, IST0.R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, X.

Y. Dear Sir: Your Favorite Prescription lias done my wife a world of good. She has taken nearly two bottles, and has felt better the past two weeks than at any time in the past two years. Xo more periodical pains; none of that aching back or draining sensation in her stomach she has been accustomed to for several years. I have so much confidence in it that I would be perfectly williw: to warrant it to certain customers of ours who would be glad to get hold of relief at any expense.

I have tried many patent medicines, but never had any occasion to extol one before. Yery truly ir yours, UEO. IS. 1YIIITINO. Mrs.

is. it. JUaiiy, 111., writes, Jan. 0, 1S73: "Dr. R.

Y. Pierce: My sis ter is using the tavente iTescnption witn great benefit." Mary Ann Fnsbie, Lehman, writes, May 2t, 1S72: "Dr. R. Y. Pierce: AYliat 1 liave taken of your medicine has been of more benefit to me than all others and bun dreds of doctors' bills." apll Go to Mrs.

TyneS for your fine Bonnets and Hats; also for your Party Dresses. 24 Summer street. aplO lw Xew Goods and Low Prices. I have just received a large lot of Straw, Leghorn aud Chip Hats for ladies and children; a'so, Misses' School Hats. Tynes, 24 Summer street.

aplO lw Dr. Wm. Cleveland, of Atlanta, Magnetic Physician, treats all Chronic Diseases. City Hotel, Xorth Summer street, Xashvilie. apO lw Dancing.

Miss Eliza Goodwin is now forming her Spring Classes at McClure's Temple Hall, Cherry street. All these de sirous of taking lessons will please make early application. Days of tuition, Wed nesday and Saturday. apl2 3t In Full Blast Again. Wain Walker have refitted their store and are now ready to fumish their old and new customers with all the latest styles in silk, stiff, semi- stiff and soft hats.

A full line for men and boys, in all the latest styles and colors, just received for the spring trade. mhl4 tf IIIED. WILLIAMS In this cltv. on Monday nlulif. Mrs.

Mahy Williams, widow of Thomas II. Williams, dee'd, In the 73d year of her age. uncral to take place at tue resilience ui j. enx 11. Cheatham, this morning, at 11 o'clock.

RETAIL DRY GOODS. OF Fancy Dress Goods, Silks AND silk: AT TIIE TRADE PALACE, ON THE SQUAliE. 200 pieces New Spring Prints 6c per yard 50O pieces (best brand-.) 8c per yard. New Striped Silks 25c per yard. New shades in fine Silks 75c to SI.

20O pieces pure Unen Lawn at Calico prices. 200 pieces new shades in Linen Dress Goods at 15c. New shades in latest style Dress Goods, 20c Black Iron Frame Grenadine, pore silk, COc per yard, a bargain. Black Silk Lustre, COc. Special bargains in Mourning Dress Goods.

Fino French Bombazine, 75c. Immense stock Parasols and Farm. New stylo Fans, 13 Inches long, only 81. Another supply of thoe Balbriggan Hose at 35c. Fino English llose withontseam, 20c Great bargains in Table Llnrns, Towels, etc.

50 pieces Lonsdale flno Cambric, slightly damaged by rain, 15c per yard. AT THE TRADE PALACE, 14c Public Square. apt: eodtf 4thp GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS. rr.EG.ivr xew SPEING- STOCK OF FASHIONABLE HATS! AND FIXE FUENISHIXG GOODS, VTOVr COMPLETE AND ItEADV FOR li Inspection and criticism by aU connoisseurs in what It takes to make a a well dressed gentleman. Flue Dress Shirts, Sprlnsr aad Sbbb.

iner Outerwear, tree a 11 tt Party Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, and tho llnest array of NecJt Wear ever shown in anv one boose in this country. WeddlBgr aad Party OntHts a specialty. Hats for old men. Hats for young men, Haw for boys, Hats for children, complete in all departments, and as fTesh as the new-born buds of spring. Special inducements to cash buyers.

apa eodtill scpl 4thp PAINTS, OILS, ETC. PAINT Ready mixed for use. Any one can apply it. Beautiful and durable. Also Painters', Artists and Wax Flower Materials of every kind; Window Glass, OilsfVar- YOUR nish, Brushes, Sash, Boors, Blinds, you trill get cheap, if you buy at 15 North College street, Xashvilie, CHAR.

H. GAUT-fcLLHBS. HOUSE angT wedjriat-son lyltbp STATE OF TIIE ITEATIIEK. IjGcal Keport tor the City, Monday, April II, 1874. Time.

Bar.jTh'ri Wind. Weather. 7:00 A. 11:21 A. 2:00 r.

3:56 r. 9:00 r. 10:21 1 So; fresh fresh G9fS fresh Cloudy Cloudy a t.gal TrtSE fr Fair rresJi fmh Thre't'Dc: Thre'tfns ...23 fresh Amount of ralnfaU In 21 hours, 0.65 Inches. TelegrapHic Report from Signal Service. Grrpt.U.

JS. of Observation, at J' J-Bj Weitern union Line. Place of Obser iWd ttatoof Wi.ther. vation. I 1 1 Cairo LoolsTille.

Memphis. Nashville New Omaha Pittsburg St. Louis. St. Paul Vlcksburg 29.85 -is lSFair 12lFalr 129.89 lBIFair I29.S9 Clear Fair Cloudy I30.CM "SSI IN fair 49 66N 3C1S AV 80 lFaJt.

C3 87 CS.74 5i. Light rain Light rain. Cloudy Wae Depautmknt, Office Chief Signal Officer. Washington, April 15, 1:00 a. m.

Probabilities. A disturbance of soma character will exist over northern Texas and Indian Territory. The Ohio river at and below touisviue- the Cumberland at NashvilIe and the Mis sissippi from Cairo down have continued rising but the Uhio at and above Cincinnati, and the Missouri at and below Brunswick, have fallen. Over England, fresh and brut winds, veering to westerly, generally cloudy weather and light rain in the morning; followed by cloudy weather during the afternoon and evening. For the Middle States, southerly to west- erlv winds and partly cloudy weather, with possibly rain over the western portion.

or the -south Atlantic and uuit stales. cast of the Mississippi, southwest to southeast winds and partly cloudy weather, with probably rain. Jc or the nortnwest and upper lane region north to west winds, railing temperature and clear or partly cloudy weatlier which continues will extend over the lowei lake region, the lower Ohio valley and Mis souri. The lower Ohio and the Mississippi from Cairo down will continue rising. BITEK NKTY.S.

Daity Report of Stage of Water, vith CHanaet i the i llourt ending 3 r. ir. Apn 14, above 1 aaxnatsi tow STATIONS. watk a. risk.

rAlx. ft. in. ft. In.

ft.lln. 1 1 Cairo 38 11 8 1 Cincinnati 40 4 2 1 6 Louiavllle J8 9 Stemphls 31 y9 3 Nashvlile 41 1 New Orleans. ,6 1 Pittsburg. 8 3 rU St. Louis 14 8 VIcksburg.

43j lef tionarv: minu dency to rise. A. C. Fokd, Observer. The river for the twenty-four hours end ing last evening rose upwards 6f a foot and a lialf at this point, and w.13 still rising at dark.

We report 44 feet on Harpeth shoal3. There were no amvals or departures. The Eddyvillc-, Capt. W. It.

Graccy, de parts for the upper Cumberland this evening at 4 o'clock. The Laura Davis goes to St. Loais this evening at 4 o'clock, Capt. Owen Davis in command. The Ada Heilman, Capt.

the regular packet for Fadncali, Thursday, at 11 o'clock. STEAMBOATS. For Carthage, Burksirille and Bater- ton. rpHE STEASIEI. rnT.vvii.i.v.

W. IC Gracey, Naster, W. Bowman clerk. "Will leave for the above points InsC, at 4 p. v.

For lrclgui or passitgo apply uuaru. ur iu It C. II. AltTHUK Agents. For Cairo ami St.

Louis. -I THE fino Steamer UVKA X. WAVIS, Cantaln O. W. Dayis, Will leave a.1 above TO-DAY, 16th at 4 o'clock r.

si. For IrelKlt or passage appiy on ooaruorio C. II. AKTHUIt Jb Agent). It Clarksyille, raducali, CaIro.8t.

Louis, Memphis and New I HIE fine Steamer mjMlf Wll! leftveou T11UKSDAY, 1MU It AO. For Insight or pftwagwapi'ly 011 MMra C. 11. ARTHUR Jt Ageute..