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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-07-17
NASii,iLLE. IENNESs ai1.


Chartered by the General Assembly OF the state.
TINE above IDstution permanently ocI'et, and Is
/ not surpassed By anV similar establishment IN lie
United States point of facilities for npartng thorough
practical knowledge Of the duties OF the Accountant
IL %. #a. Bookkeeping.
THIS Department under the Immediate supervision oi
the President of the College who practical Keeper
having had many years experience il some oi tie largest
counting houses in the Union. ..-. ...... .-
.-II at Commercial Law.
/ This Branch is under the sunenniendence OF JOHN A
McEwEs ESQ., Member Of the Nashville Bar, who IS too
widely known lawyer and orator 10 require any 4u nei
notice at our hands. ...
The Course of Instruction embraces both Reading and
Lectures
Lectures will be delivered at night not to Interfere
with his professional engagements.
Mercantile Calculations
by WM FRRREL A NJ Under this head IS embraced every
Species of calculations necessary for bcekSeePsI or bust
ness man uuderstaudvlz Interest Discount Loss and
Gain Equations, Exchange, &c &c
Terms of Tuition.
Book eeping BY Double and Single EutTy, as appied
To every variety Of business, both prosperous and
adverse 81
Commercial Law Lectures including the use of books SIS
Penmanship-For twenty lessons, 10 be taken within
For 6fty lessons to BE- taken within three months. $40
80 The above fees payable invariably, IN advance
The importance this rule must appear obvious as students
enter for an unlimited period with the privilege ol review
ing at any time during life, without extra charge -
This School is perpetual session, having 90 vocation
hence students may enter at any time and pursue ucf
/ studies without interruption.
Merchants aud business viii be supplied win co4
peent book keepers by applyn at this establishment
Good board and lodging can be obtained Tor S week
No student will be taken for less than full course, III
whatever branches be pursueS. .... .... ...
Time required for full cuursetr0m SIX to ten weeks
"a Address Southern COMMERCIAL College, Nashville,
| Tenn" apZ'-Gtw6"iy
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TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE

TESTIMONY FROM TENNESSEE, ~
nr. H. 3 SCARBoRoUGH Dover, Tennessee, August 70,
1853 have sold all the German Bltters you have
me- and if the preparation continues to do as much
goo9 it has d0R Il a5H be tie best medicine eotr sod
here" ~ q.
L. SioDGRAss Sparta, Tennessee, August o. 1853 says;
" pleased to state that your German BteTs has gwen
satisfaction in every instance where it has been used
b. T. ROLLISs IIilsborcugh Tennessee august 20 1858,
SAYS: am pleased that the German BitterS has
given general satisfaction" i--i
Or, P FARO & BRo, knoxville, Tennessee, eth April.
1851 said: four Bitters selling very FAST and
every person that has used it. far We have been able
to learn, has been benefited
j. g. FR,NRLIN g Co, Gaatiu, Tennessee December
39 $780, said: The firm will want more OF your BIT
eis SOON OF the partners thinks it great ned
cine"
K. S HARDY, Bolivar Tennes, ,ee September IS, 1882
said Theres great demand iOr your Bershere; please
send another lot soon"
@ Thev are e1tiyeiy EegetJIs free from ell injurious
ingredients always strengthen The system, and never pros
trate it.
Fz Sold By dealers in Medicine and Storekeepers ev
erywhere.
f<y Sold in Nashville by Berry DemoTile, Brown 8
Grubbs ERa Brothers, Ii. G. Scuve ard dealers in med
cine generally. mchl0'55-d&wlY
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W. & z. FREEMAN,
No. IL North College Street,

.r-...a4.s- NASHVILLE IENN. % l--jGt
YET are manufacturing at quarters Richly Or
Wv naniented Gilt Mantel and PieI Glasses in the
highest of art Portrait and Picture Frames, Cur
tam Cornce and IGside Window Blinds; and keep con-
stantv on hand choice stock Of Window Shades and Cur
tain Materials together with complete assortment OF
Artist Materials of The very best description Oil Paint
Dgs and Engraviags Cabinet Makers Msterias French
u indOw ana Picture Glass, De &c. IL. a-g1E tfsz
We would call especial attention to Gliding Depart
meut Having gone considerable expense in procuring
Ornaments of the most elegant and beautiful styles can
safely ssromse that the work shall compete in
all respects with of the most noted anuacories in
the Eastern Cities and at low cost the same de-
scrpon of work be brought here from abroad, the
purchaser running risk Ou account of breakage.
feb2S-tf ..-. ...t. g. .- a--. 1.--
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EOT ATR FITRNACES,

vTTE have us received from Boston supply Of chill
w SONS FURNACES, and are prepared to put them
the best STYLE eIher for heating private residences
churches or other public buildings.
The following of the important improvements
attained by this invention Purity OF air. free iron the
burnt air so common red hot iron furnaces powerful ar
lngnen for generating heat great durability OF furnace
perfect safety against setting buildings on fire IN which
theyare 1cI!ed, may be IN low cellars and are easily
managed. -...r.- .... =. =.
To this Furnace awarded the Worlds Fair Prize
Medal in London in l55l having been considered IN all
specs superior the Furnaces offered from Russia
GeInany Norway and England. b..
iuue5 SNOW, MACKESZIE x co.
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Spirits.

The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation does with feeling OF the utmost con
fdence lis virtues and adaptation to the diseases foT
which it is recommended
1t is 70 new and unred article, but that has stood
The test of years trial before the American people
and its reputation and sale unyaled BY any similar pre-
partitions extant The testimony its favor given by the
most prominent and well known Physicians ard indVid
uaS in all parts Of the country, Is immense Inc follow
ing IRON your State is respectfully submitted-reier
ing any one who may still doubt. to nay Memorabilia,
er Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and F4mies-to
bo had gratis of ali the Agents for the German Btiers
phia, Pa.
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GAYIS & SWAMI,
y a. o Ii IS \ LE G ROC RS,
,igTION 4 COMMISSION MERCuANTS,

a. q = \ r
AUCTION - COMMISSION MEKCHA ANTS,
No, 70 Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
4 EAN now store, unusually large and select stock
al Groceries Liquors Zines .C- all Of tins seasons
qorfIaas Ev the most recent arrivals from Orleans,
Ciacfunati and Ti,isbUrg, among which are
g 5 bids New Crop Sugar, Of all grades from ne
oium 10 very Enei
T. hhi> y hire Chry stliZed Sugar;
goo Barrels and JaTTcis; 1oi4ssos; ...
aI1 bags New Crop Rio Coilee;
5a bags Old Government Java Coffee;
Ir1 bbls Leaf Sugar, al qualities;
59 bhls est Crushed Sugar, No. l;
10 b5ls Crushed Sugar, second quality;
,5 boxes Grn Powner, Imperial and Black Teas;
% ,.arocs Carolina Rlcs, fresh;
. bal, 40 8 Nackefe; ccroOhs Iudigo;
1a7 l.0xa; Cod FISH. 500 bSs assorted Glassware
Zoe boxes Scotch HeTrngs $40 kegs Wheeling Nsls, all
geo boxes V b. Cheese sizes;
100 boxes Fox Pearl Starch 100000 Havana Cigars;
50 b,gs penoa-: lCJ boxes Melee do; .
- f.,-. Sr.ag: l75 boxes Va. and Nv. To
5f.g.eo. Du.ch Ni,sider: baeco, various qualities /;
100 boxes Star Candles
The ob1rs stock NI be added 10 during the season by
vysa,ly arrivals from New Orleans, Cncuuat aud Pitts
bnrr hv which intend making stock always large
ana well assorted and invite the attention OF country
merchants visiting Nashville to give goods and prces
Il careful oNirriian, house in the south West viii
lr. gst 1r-at- e Inducements than intend to d..
DAVIS ( SNANN.
f. s-Ne Wii have regular Auction Sales every TUES
Dan throughout tie season. .. .. u Il ).
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTs.
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BEN. .. WELLER
TTAS in store Briukley Ky Premium one and twohorse
Ii Steel Ploughs ,Subsoi plouehs ""tivaors arrows,
Corn Shelters Corn and Cob Crus|e"s. torn Drills and
Planters aud almost all articles caS"" ~ Agricultural ll-
rlene1ts Auv article which lie not have on hand,
will be ordered and cost OF transportation and exchange
only added TO the manufacturers prices. he expects by
the first Of Nav superior AH RAKE, which ne WISHES
TO submit to those interested for examination.
ThresheTs and ReapeTS.
have also Just received supply OF tue New OK
Reauer Mower and Threshsrs Those in want OF hres-
srs can always be supplied in eight or ten days II II ne is
out of them either the endless Chain or four horse
Pennsy .yaniH power
I.andreth's Seeds.
Jrst arrived an additional supply Of CoTnhed and
Bunch Beans ParsBps large quantity OF the hnest onion
Sets and z variety Of all other Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds.
variety of rare Flower Seeds hand, aud will be IN
RECENT Of more in few days.
Irish Potatoes.
superior lot Of tl=na and Iowa Potatoes at 81 sOc
per bushel by the barrel
Field Seeds.
He also has all kinds Of Field Seeds, such as Clover,
Tirnotny Orchard Herds and Blue Grass, and IN ie"
davs will be in receipt Of Barley Backwheat AeInp and
CGmmin Seed. Has also fine lot OF Oats.
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Race.

a.aa GA <Ss
TIME races on the WALNUT ;CUURSE, Nashville
Tennessee will commence Monday the q ii day Of
September and continue the week as follows
MONDAY-Stake for years old, $500 entrance; $50
TUESbHYStake for wears old one mile heats,
S10O entrance; $50 forfeit Same day stake tor two year
olds single heat Cf one milei SiOO entrances 500 iof
WEDNEsDAY-Clu Purse. s4OO; two mile heats
ThURSDAY-Club Purse, $500; mile heats, best three
FRIDAY-stake for three year ods; two mile heats;
Same day stake for two year olds mile heats $500
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Purse $500 three mile heats with
an inside stake $500 entrance; $50 forfeit.
In the above stakes three u make race, 10
name and close the LIST dayof August
innei7-td VIM ROUNDTKEE, Proprietor
NOTICE
7 HAVE this day disposed Of my entire stock OF Gro
/ eeres to Mr. R0BT. JOYNT, who will continue the
bpsi 0.s ns1s AZ ig5S @S Ole 'D0 No. Il j. C. PYRoN
rAyTNC purchased of J. c. ,PYRON bis entire stock
II Of groceries, will continue the Grocery and Pro
duce busip ess at his old stand No Al Broad st. where
would like 30 see my old friends ;th h96I. JOY
junel6 ~ I1le Hl-lt, IVY " - =
ROBERT JOYNT,
UATE OF SaITI, JOiNr co..
COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
MERCHANT, L,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND LlQUORS,
NASRTILLE, TENN
s Strict attention paid to all orders from lie Souh
junel6
KNUCELE WASHING MACHINE.
WE have just received another large 1T Of these eee
w brated Labor Saving WASHING MACHINES.
| Those in want of any should call We send man
to show them used free OF charge.
o.. 5 H.. LOOMS & CO,
uao25 Agents for Manufacturer.
YSUMRLERS.-2OO boxes 4 and 4 pint Pusburg
I Tumbers good article 10 store and for sale by
5ureas ". II GDKD0N 4 co
4NJNE COMBS.-A large lot OF English aud AEleII.
Il can Ivory Fine Tooth Combs, just received ard for
sale by mh3l AARON SfRkTCH
| a 9 REWARDS. ROBERT T.NDALL
/ In Wholesale and Retail I'rOcCrs,
Praduce and Commission Merchants,
|. NO BROAD STREET.
Nashville May Esd, 1888
< VACCINE FIRUS-We have few oeabs 90 hand
/ Y which, we think, are reliable
I DEMOVILLE BELL, Druggists,
! ap17 No. % Cherry street.
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British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.


The present critical state Of European affairs will render
these publications unusually interesting during the forth
coming year. They VIII occupy middle ground oetWesh
the hastily written neWstens, crude sPecuAucns, anu h
Jog rnols Of the daily Journal aud the ponderous ione
o the future Historian written after the living interest aud
excsnaent OF the great political events OF the time snail
lave PASSED away. Il IS to these Periodicals that eaerS
r, oo fer tie only really iutegIbe and reliable hlsiO
rv cf II eat events ard SUCH in addition 70 their we'll
established literary scientific, and theological charaeisr
we urge them upon the consideration o the reading Puohc
~ Arrangements now permanently mace tor ile
reosnt Of EaTly sheets from the British Publishers 6y
which we are enabled to place all our Re-pTInts m
the hands of subscribers about soon as they can be r
nished with the foreign copies Although ths Involves
very large outlay part shall continue to furnish
the Periodicals ut the same low rates as heretofore
Per sGI, n
For arv two of the four Reviews ............. 90
For any three Of the four Reviews, 20
For all tour Of the Reviews. eeo
For Blackwood's Magazine. ;----..------.-...'-. "
For BI.ckWood and three Reviews .......--... eO
For Blackwood and the four Reviews. 10 90
P1t be Dqde IL all cgsss IN ddgIhce. koHeycHTreHt
IL tLs Nt7e agiere ISSUED ,c5I be receigsd at DaT.
..- CLUBBING.
discount Of twenty-five per cent irom the above prices
will be allowed Clubs ordering direct from L. Scott & Co.
fur copies Of any one or more Of the above works
Taus: Four copies of BlackwoOd or Of Review. will
b. sent address for S9 four copies OF the four Re
ews and Backwood for goo and 50 on
In all the principal Cities and Towns these works will
he delivered through Accents, FREE OF POSTAGE
when sent bv mall the Postage any part of the United
States will be but Tventy-Gour Csnts year for Bsek-
wood and but Fourteen Cents year for each Of the he
views.
LEONARD SCOTT Il CO,
81 GoLD STREET, Nsw YoRK.
NRLLS Co have recently published, and have
NOW for sale thy. FARMERS GUIDE" by Henry Steph-
ems of Edinburgh and the late Prof Norton OF ale Col
Iags New Haven complete in vols, royal octave, COZ
taniug 1900 psges IA steel and 600 wood engraEngs-
Price in muslin binding, SIS. -
-" TFis 1c7rb IS NOT The otL Book o. fAs fdTm,
LltEy PEsUscITATsD and HsyolU1t upon tie market.
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re. MNAIRY & CO,
rn q rollara st.. Nashville. renn,

Nc. SIS Collegs ST., Nashville, Tenn,
. RE now receiving their FALL STOCK OF y W
y GOODS TO whicn they would respectfully invite Tie
attention of the public.
EmbFOideTies.
They have now opened tor sale the hsndsoues and most
varied assortment Of Embroldenes ever bruEn 70 naS
VILE frnrl which tie ladies would do well 10 select early
Their
silk Goods. Ribbons, Trimmings, ete-,a
VIII surpass all Previous displays
carpets.
In few days they will recelvea rich and extensive snF-
u Of C.rets se.ecjeI in the East By their buyer ex-
rssiy Tor this trade and which they intend TO sell 50
~ m w 40 make 10 the interest OF every one 10 bay
hon Tre;r stock in this department val be FieOOo- go
Also Of every thing their line Of business they Wh
keeo constant supply of the best quahy Al the lowest
price. - -; ;r,.
their New Store they selling below COST Lei All "hO
desire good bargains give them a call
aug S-u
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p-0 LOS. Polash just reeeIve1. soap makers ran be
O,jO supplied BY ,,,
iuy3 ii. q. SCONELI
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WELLER COOPER,
SHEET IRON and TIN PLATE WORKERS.,
g No. 30 Market Street,
- At the well known stand Of Ben S. Weler,) I'd
~ NASHVILLE, TENN. .ra,.F q ~
" EEP constantly on hand fRe assortment of TIN
IL WARE that will be made with particular reference
% the retail trade together with every variety Of work
usually found in our business. -
Bathing Tubs, 3 , IS Coffee Mills,
Counter Scales Chatting Dishes, - r.
Tea Kettles, Coifee Urns; r..-s.f
Cotton Cans-a superior article; r--.t .,i..I..-t
Ice Cream Freezefs, JaPanned Tin Ware; -.r -.1
Stew Pans &c.
- Particular attention will be paid to job Wor
which we will do ia none but good woTkmanike manner
We trust our redos will tender at least portion of
their patronage. -..rt .aa-aal4 apl2-6m
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- CASH FOR RYE. H
/ WANT to purchase 20, goo bushels of RYE
L JulylO-lw A HAMILTON.
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VETE have a. ssocats with in business, Mr.. Walter
w Grubbs Of this city. for the purpose OF doing
will dispose Of cur retail house furnishing stock reduced
pri ss We have fine Of goods in that line,
and opportunity offers for those in need Of such
ueles to supply themselves at Low prices,
juiyl-u A MORRISON / co.
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AND kAHCG JOB MphABihH,
North East Corner Public Square, Nashville,
VyTHERE be will be found prepared tooTecute all kinds
w of PLAN, Fancy and eTnaDienfa Work inhis line OF
business such Desks Drawers Tables Counters Stands
Shelving Sign Boards Boxes Re Small Jobs attended TO
with neatness and dispatch, cheap for cash.
may12-u Ha ts-6.. g ID y NhlGHE
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aid 70 men 30 hsd work offered 20 ;hsn ,na ,s,,.,
II, ~ben such good vages were 70 De h.i y.
thought night In the street would bring tSer, !.
n err senses ~ W
Mr.. PuRDr and Mr.. KELLY we're ooo,~~s a. A..
turning hem out OF doors. Tee benefit ef ths -.
grsnt fund as clearly their risht. Tsyks al a..
true core wrong in r-fus NJ work bu. ,sey op,s, -.
10 he TUNED into the sireet for IT, ~
Mr. KENNEDY vas Of opinoa that ttey k.a Al
more tb-p their share Of tho flod slresdy e"
Mr.. FAGIS said The maj Dri,y Of The 200 ma, ~,
be. turned i.to the street, bat still hun- a,o.,S,,
buildlug and thresened 10 storm i, unless ,ssv 80.
kceed for the isht.
Mr. WIrrHAVs offered the following reaol,,,,
vb On aco,ted
Re,o, 81 LoSsns shall rot BE fsen 70 a., p-r.on .. -
thar che nxh suitable eDp, has ss.a f,r,.
Mr.. FAGIS sad that msOy OF toe wene, A n.
depot, WHO could get work. would rather reny.
chaI g.sbl- TO the Co amis than 20 10 work forte
or three collars month Sud board. Asd fes Of ~.
m. eoulc h. induced 10 90 into toe coanuy With ,hs
farmers, for their hoard for few ~eeks, aa,d IA
season shcsd be lar enough advanced 20 make ,s,,-
services upon 70. farm worth gooi ssges. To-,
preferred loahpg around toe yre rises Of the Coaus
sioD,rs arc fleeing n ih,ir expense.
The matter OF obtaining sultsble pier fos u.
landing ofimmgrsnts vas feerre 1 10 a Commits a
three, consisting OF Messrs. Wiihsus, Crshfss Nd
keprsCy.
The Board then adjourned, sahec. 20 TIE cal #
the Pr, sidenr.
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ANOTHER pERHAM GIFT swINpLE

The shareholders 10 the third Of the gin sslnde,
set on foot by Perhsm. were called 10 hold mas.
meeting last evening, at No. COS broadway snd
about forty persons present nclue ing he report
ers Mr Is y. ADAMS presided, and RoEERr BEATTY
was appointed Secretary.
Mr. BEATTY, on behalf Of the Committee, ropor,ei
that they had received from Mr.. ferGam, the entire
amount Of gifs sdvertised, embracing giii farm.
racehOrsos, pianos, wa ,bes perpetual loans, AMI TIE
usual qnantuy OF worthless articles The report Va
Mr.. W. W. WoopwoRrH then presented O re.ola-
ton. empowering the Special Com nittoe, (B. :
Adsms, K. Beatty, "a Judge La,hrop, and Ira Bach.
mar t. distribute the eits at such time aud plse
ana IN tuch msnner a. they mi ,ht dee n mcst coniu-
Give the interests oi the stock oo er the res0u
ton wss adopted with great en'h Isiasm by the Forty
Mr. BEATTY, in answer Ia a question, stated III.
about - 600 ont Of the 100 coo chances had bee
tsk.n They were row seling very rapidly IN lggA
Lot much in tnis Ciy a. dswh're. Tho gin co..
terp,ise Juror sppears 10 De cylng away. Ihe Sec%
tsry however, expressed the opinion tina, IL the Coo
n,ttee shvnli rise ds'r button Of prizes v'ttn
four weeks, iLe whole OF tho chances wosi shsn
be taken.
The vast multitude failed 70 set up any speedily
ing and We re COZ peed from 1eer Inanion, 70 ~
journ. Perhaps prudent fear OF the pohce and
Mayor Wood had something 10 do with the la.
movement.
The stockholders were invited up stairs to view
wretcbed ceuo called The Apo, leoss Of Wsshing-
"ton - vile caIicature o! the Father Of a1r Cont
try, surrour Dy figures which are a. offensive 70
good taste q. they To s"Oi morals.
lie H. ol tiers Of pspsfs which have not exposed
these outrageous sgincrs specially invited {,
90 on spree The TRIBUNE, therefore, can give
further report
By he way, our Reporter vas ol1 thai the lac, lsso
ono enertrl had lot ysi besn concluded and MS
The members o. the old Committee were about 70 hold
another "cstrbuion. II appears thai several of
the prze wsi,hes pianos, &C. have never yet bees
clsimec md tb.t the Co umttse going n divide
these Grfclts among themselves, pursuant 20 ra-o
linton al apted 81 G. 0reetO@n.
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HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAuAwBA

-. D. & Mali .sean,,h Caha-ba r. W. shu-
ANT commander from Nss Orleans Tho o's' ano
havana the evening oi the l9th. arrived beIe '"ss
evceinE ,.
A, usual Of late we have no'h,ng Of interest 70 re-
port FINN Havana i.
Bv.in.ss we very duh Tne reanAn, OF the old
avon Of ,usar is mostly in second bands, and not
.es,,d fer sale. Supplies of the nes crap arrive
slowly, and principally 'old for shipment to SPAN.
No estate has yet seu forward any large parcel. 10
b,isht., no Improvement has taken paee.
TIE Cahswba left a; Havana the steamship PAsa
S,lphis, Cspt Schepck, from New Orleans the 3io
sns, had sprung her rudder, which ras repaired
and he would leave for Ncw.York on 'he 1871.
The steamship Falcon, Grey, from As,GnFal had
"A, arrived a. Havana when the C4sawba left; abe
vas overdue several days.
The steamship Empire City, hence for NeF-Of'
lesns, left Havana the morning Of the i2.oi enc
had been detained waiting the arrival Of me Falcon
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washes for frui.tessi and new kinds Of plAnts vAu'
bic for culis alton.
COMMITTEES OF THE CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE ON TIE TESTIMONIAL TO CON-
NODORE PERRY


Tie Committee appointed by the Chamber Of Com
naee to take measures for presenting testimonial
TO Commodore Perry, met, at the herch'nt Bank
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. PELArIiH PTRIrr wa
elected Char man, pro t,r'., and Mr. GEo w BLUNT
Secretary.
After some preliminary discussion, Mr.. THoN~
TuT.roN moved hat the Committee take measures
10 raise funds sufficient TO procure service OF plate
10 be presented to Commodore Perry, together with
such other testimonial as MAJ be deemed Necessary.
Ads pied.
Mr. RorlL PHrLrs moved for the appointment OF
a Sub Con, mtr.e OF Three whore cury it should be
10 provide col able subscription books for the sewers.
n, b.rs Ct the Committee and also 70 desgnste tue
locality 10 hch each w.mber shodid collect III nus
Acopi,d: and The Chair appointed Messrs koysi
Phelps, Stewar Brown, ana c. W. Blunt thst % IL
ni'tee.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ADDED TO
The Committee: Messr. w. L Carey. Jas. Lsnuox,
r. Witttrs. Francis skiddy, W Durcan, q "A.
Tale Sturgs, H. Chauncey, Moses Tsycr See
piap Whitney. William Z. Wlmerdins, Sidney
brooks, J. J. Henry, W. w. Stone, A Smytae.
SD Bahcoek, Thomas M,Namee Chss Mofgsn,
W $. Wetmore. C. Vanderbilt f c. Morsad, l..
5. Suszey, L. u. Morgan, \. I. Stewart, ). l..
Miretil
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