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500 RewardI

ANYWAY from the residence OF n, jor A. Re
IL Montgomery, three miles from Nashville on p
Monday morning, the End OF JuIe, in 4 uezroS SSlN
woman, named WARY. Of dark copper color and NaA
between 20 nd 80 years Of age rather over the nsd1
-e ana OF nne apI earsnce rather pleasant eunlsuupcs
Ls"nIit very bad she was raised or near BvIing
9reen ny and was brOngt to this city and sold sbous
Wo months since by James Jackson sf the peishbor
MOOD OF Bowling Green. Sne has afree hu- band i6 3
ing Green. and asO several children belonging % 0sn
emen IN or near Bo~ug Green and will doubtIeas at
Ten 70 get back there and from there 70 free sass
VIII gIvs the above reward for h.r apprehension and
delivery 10 me at my tfies in Nashville + na
June lift WILL 4 p,yD II,
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EDUCATTON

RRooKE Hall FEMALE SEMINARY, MEDIA. pELa
MISS MARIA L EASTMAN, PrinripaI.
This seminary, located the deiyi ful and healthy "a
w opened WEDSEsDAY S. ~ Aiils9sd
The eommodous bsiIding iOcess Of erection .,b
August and wil eOhtan 6otb
b ana eomLor as eanRot al 50 satisfy parents that
whhe IN " daughters are erinyiug the bensas Of rnal
cult are they have also the comforts refined hams
ladies' ,h % - with view 10 stord youas
atisinmentuf thorough and accomplished edseasos
what processes be, tchooI 9f supsrIor ,.s,,, S
Eastman the PnsePa At the head Of ,.booi N ys,
the last SIX years. has known 10 The patr,1s S 49,
KIdxe SsmIpary a. preslduy teacher ~ hsI n sl{uon
vania, says; e""'''-
"Miss N. L. Esstman " no propose. 70 oper yon,s l.
next has been knOn The bserber for raj vs -.
very nga opinion Of her capacity, sfisney asa De-
NOtedhess as an rdueatr She hss had srge and sr..
Jul eAPsIienee The building 10 be erecs6 r h-r
onsi onain eSsry aesonmodation The village nd sr-
DeSuiy and the susseflber has fdence tbH z-ts ~
enas a. :, daush'esiO Miss Eastman viii haEs no rssson
Miss Eastman will be aided BY an Efficient corn. ...
The French Language will be tau1ht.na ,n.r..s-
islan Lady residing Ia the family.
Laen Ss'@an Spanish aad Italian Languages vlr
and sciences will be taught with the aid Of la
Inc Musical Department viii be under the charge Of sdy
emnsnly qualhd :, The ualiou; ard All Or fsrrns
mae Teacher 90 the Piano Singing can ass he bsss
III OF visiting Teacher from Pbiiadstphia
Drawing A9d Painting viii be direction Of LADY
accomplished IN the arr ~
Ibo number OF Pupifsislimted 10 forty
me Terms for Board and Tuition al the branches sx-
eepting Music, are $50 per session OF FIVE months
Miss Eastman Liberty refer follow ina rsu,Is-
men $500
RI Rev. A Potter D. D. and tie Episcopal clergy ofbp
adelpha.
Hon. r. Pierce, President ofths United States a
Hon. 8 r. Chase. Governor Of Ohio.
Hon N. B. Baker Governor OF New Har,r.h,,.
Hon. NJ W. 1sppan, N. c from New Ham1.hirs
Rev. n. Stem. OF NOrrisfown Pa.
Rev A. Mcleod, Of Clearheld, Pa
Pierce Butler, Esq, OF PhlladelLhia-
J. B Okle, do r p
B. w. Clark, ESQ.,, 10
George Wharton ksq., do
Christopher Loeser, Pottsville, Pa
George Wyman- 81. Ouis, Mo.
Hon. P. G. Johnson, Washington ID q
For further particulars ei cuIsr. ami, q, N. -
eiDal. Miss MALI ~ 80, - % %sso rfla-
iel0-eod 3m A.-A7A aAss
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EXPRESS NOTICE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAIL


THE "ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY" have mad .sr.
raugr ments with the above Railroad for Daily Ex
press Line and prepared 10 receive and forward
Freight Packages &c by Passenger Trains TO Huntsville
Decatur Tuscumbia aud intermediate stations on the
@. and N. G. Railroads. Small Packages at reduced
rates. a-...
ta Messengers leave Nashville daily st z O'Clock
ss Freghts to be forwarded by Express will be called
for without extra charge. A L. HOLT
apr9 Agent
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STEAMERS
NEW YORK, BREMEN q SOUTHAMPTON

THE ships comprising this line are WASH E<EA
4 INGfOS. Capt. Cavendy; HER. <sFlf$ rs
MANN, Capt. Edward Higgins These Stfff <Ssee
stop at southam pton, both going and returning
PRoRosRD DATES OF sAILIEG-ls56
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GalIatin Races

t--a - - - FALL 1856 - --a~ -
NO: Swespstake for two year oids $500 entrance;
% forfeit single cash ola mile be Tuesday
zod SePtem Der 1855 Three or more 70 make <nn-to
close Ist August 1876. n Httt
No sweeps axes for three year olds sso0 entrance
$50 iOTfelt mile hess three or more 70 make be
run on Wednesday, 2fIn september, ls5sto close the
18Th August 80. - AG
No s-IOcky Club purse sl5e mile heats TO be run or
Thursdsy, 25th September, I5'6 = A--
No 4-Jocky Cub purse s20O two mile heats 70 be run
on Friday 2slh y psember - -
No 5-J5cky Glib. purse $3.50 three nile beats to be
run on Saturday Ih September. 1886 according 70 the
rules and reguatuyof the Nashyils JOcky Club Money
oeog up IN every instance. 7. G. TRfN BILE Pfesf.
=. q. MALONE, Ssc.y. LIaneI7- 2Ie.
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vi A vi M 9th
Strayed.

ENR0M the subscriber, some ten davs since a - -
Il pacing BAY PONY. with long black name -fzfa
and tall inclined to be suf in the hind legs sndQ-
one eye he left we beleve) running water and slightly
Ahberal reward win be plid for his return. 80
junel7-n JOHNSOV gOE1NE 4 90
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OVER THE NASHVILl
COURSE.
FOR oCTOBER. 1855.
Gl 2seAsS

TUESDAY, Oct q, 1885 SWeepst.kp, eor r.-- o,,,s
4 500 subscription, 800 forfeit Two nile besrs.
inee OF more 70 rake race; tOeIOse the let sy Of v
1854 sSyo added By ths Club. f or more start
second ksee-- -Ssne Day Sves psakes fCr yearoIds
500 entranee-SSO forfeit One mle hear.s or NOR.
70 make q -ace; 70 close Ist july ~ = =
two mile heats - Wv
Second Raee-saDe Day-SEeepstskes for 9 wear olas
q race. 10 elose Isl july -
THURSDAY, Oct g -Sweepstakss for 3 vsar olss
k2O0 entTance-t5O forfeit Two mile heaSs Thrs~ o.
more TO make q race; To close LIST july
second hace-Sweepslakes for all sges 500 sntrsnce
10 close lst July
FRIDAY, Oct sa-JOckey Club Purse sscO-thr,s
second Rlee-Swepstakes for all ages $aoO entrance
S0e forfeit Two mile heats. Two or mo to make a
race: TO close lst July T1-7T
SATURDAY, OcL 25.-JOekey Club Purse ssso-fnr
mile heats - - -
Second Raee-Sweeps,akes for untred year ods Raco
entrsnce-$5O forfeit Three or more 70 make raos -
close lst July. .E
junsIs-dE -, prr-ss ,
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stopping nj Southampton both going and returning they
offer passengers proceeding London Hsvre,
over other route, for tho economy Of time and
Passage from New York to Southan pon and First
Cabin Saloon l3o dollars First Cabin, Lower saloon, Ito
dollars; Second do. 60 dollars.
All letters aud newspapers must pass the Post or
fee.
No bills ofadng WIN be signed parcels received the
day OF sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
G. H. SAND, IL South William street, New York.
C. A. HEINEKEN & CO., Bremen, 200
CRoSKEY d CO., Southampton.
WIN. ISELIN Havre. Ian23-ly
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PREMIUM BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
EBEN FULLER,
(Suecessor to Hamilton Fuller)

TENNESSEE BOOT AND SHOE MAHUPACT0E1
Corner Market and Spring or Church Sts..
Nashville, Tenn.
n RATEFUL for the liberal patronage bestowed upOL
VI this Mandatory since its establishment the Pro-
preor feels determined to merit continuation ofthe
in future. --l
have now on hand good assortment Of ready made
work, consisting in part Of Mems Boys and YouthE Calf
Kip and Thick Boots and Shoes; Negro Brogans, double
SOLE House Servants Shoes Ladies' and Misses Calf Mo-
rocco and Kid Boots and Shoes all made from good stock
in good style, and warranted.
Orders from Planters Iron Masters Railroad and Turn
pike Companies respectfully solicited.
All kinds of Repairing DONE
Cash paid for Hides EBEN FULLER
k4y Banner, Wing, Gazette and Cleveland Banner
copy, and discontinue all other advertisements auQ2A
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iron the subscriber near the Psnitent;sry on
- tne night OF The 9Th inst, LOAN MARE g yeurs
oo 10 or 10 bands hgh one fore foot and hind Eot
white, both fore hos f. split and knees scarred shs an
very valuable mare ana IN fine eonditon
Also 5ko"N Ma s MULE, years old about a.
ngn S ne mare There are nn marks ecollecfed excps
small LUMP her eft shoulder ABOUT ne ar. M a
ms pie che was recently purchased from W r. kIlstSn
and is also IN tne order
for the Mule - W"
june7-tf PFTTR REcArgvf
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B E L L III O u S T..
WILLIAM McTEER, PROPRIETOR

WILLIAM McTEER, PROPRIETOR.
ClRNRR STREET,
~ Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at u o'clock
A. NJ for Montvsle Springs June Is If
BEAVER DAN SPRINGS.
TTIS svOrite watering place. situated Hickman
4 ". Tenn, As miles west Of Columbia will be open
for visitors on the first day of June.
TIE Proprietor Aaers himself that he will be able to
sord every comfort and convenience necessary to the
joyment and satisfaction of his guests His spacious ball
will be furnished with the very best of music he
has also good Billiard Table and Ten Pin Alley. The
country around affords excellent sport in hunting and
fishing. The bar will be supplied with the best of Wines
ana Cigars.
comfortable conveyance viii every other day from
Columbia leaving in the morning to reach the
Spring in the evening, Stage fare 50.
Charges will be per month, $40 90
week. 700
Children under 10 years and servants half prices
ES3- liberal deduction for families where the number
eKcee is five. DR.. A. NJ. KELLER,
may2S--tf Proprietor.
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SeWamee House,
COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,

COLLEGE STREET NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Proprietor,
(LATE OF 1YREE sPRINGs.)
NE subscriber has recently taken this well e, -
known esiabllshment-is reitting and thor iisk kN
oughy renovauDg It, and hopes to have it in lN4
such condition as not TO be inferior to any house ia ths
Guy Inc proprietor hopes by his sxertons and III of
hls Assistant Mr. CraddOck who formerly presided at
the CITY noe to be able to make his house worthy of be-
ing pIronzed by the public and promises that no pains
Shall oA spared on his part merit the APPRECIATION of
thoSe who may lavor him with their PATRONAGE He res
pectfully sUlicsa trial of his house
teb26- dtwSw-n WIN pOREPTS
RAGs-$55O IN PREMIUMS,
] AflNG largely increased my supply of Raes nv the
IL premiums offered the past year ending June so
am induced TO offer larger amount of premiums for the
present year. And will pay the above premium in sums
otSloO $50 $50 S0 $50 $5O $40 $780, $50 and 80 TO suv
ten merchants, or "Pedars'-who will deliver me- from
this date to the lst July 1856, the largest amount of
RAGS The to be bought outside of and by men do
ing business outside of Nashville or vicinity
will at oil times pay the highest market prices Ia cash
for RAGS delivery, and issue certificate to the owner
Of the amount received and paid for These certificates
must be kept and sent in before the day of july
next that three disinterested merchants of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled
to the 800, the next largest to $50 and on down.
Merchants sending me rags will please write that may
know in whose name to issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooen Linsey. Silk and Worsted rags are not wanted
and will not be included in the above
Earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buynp
Rags throughout Middle Tenn.
July4-lydtriw&w W. 8. wHITEMAN
North of the Square,
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"igol = r-es, amounting los. $4,000
q Ticket $40; Halves, IS; Quartes, 81 50j Prizes
payable without deduction
B Perseus sending money by mail need not fear its
being lost Orders puncualy attended to. CommunIea
tons confidential Bank Notes OF sound Banks taken 81
par. Drawing sent to all ordering Tickets.
s9s Those wishing particular numbers should order
Immediately ..- -.--. - .--'-
The 5000 Prizes OF $S determined by the drswngo
the Capai Of 81 500 the Number that draws the Capf
tai is Number. those Tickets ending with O. q &
s. g. entitled u $3 if IN odd Number those Tickets
ending with l, 8, S, T. =, are entitled to s. -
Address, JAMES 2. WINTER,
iunelS Manager, Macon, Ga
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
1FFIcT-cnPNTp cInRcH AND CHERRY ETRFEIs

TIE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERICAN is furnished
TO subscribers at 50 90 per snnnm in adTanst
The TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Thursday
and SATURDAY, at s. 90 per annan in advance If not
Paid in advance, &c 90. - -ls l- -. y
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
s1s- THE MONEY, IN ALL CASES, TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTIONS. AS
asmances Of subscriptions may be made BY mail OF our
risk.
40 paper will be sent out Of the State uness the order
accompanied with the cash. u
~ We wish it distinctly understood that no paper will
De discontinued until all arrearages paid except athe
option ef the publishers.
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BROWnING'S
Wheat ThreSherS

"A FE" OF them We're sold in Rutherford county las
"A seAs n Combining strength and iigbtness. with
capacity to perform They are admitted to Be SUPERIOR "a
any offered We will sell them the Manuacsarsrs ucs
'0eOasn- kIKkAAN a ELLla.
2O A DAY AND ROAST BERF.,5-FS1s
- Wool carder sill wanted upon wagrs bv uhiss
be can af.rd "s2 day and beef fnr small family.
maya Al PIcKkfTS Agency.
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MEDICAL.

A MPUTATING, COUGHING, CUPPING, Dissecting
n DENTAL, Midwifery, LYTHOTOMIC TrepGn.
ming INSTRUMENTS. At the lowest prices by
sp5 7. WELLS.
CULTS, ARens, and other Pistols, assorted. PORTE
MONIES and Card Gases of PEARL Ivory, Shell, Buck
Morocco and Russia Leather SILK AND CoTToN PUEsEs-
- Rattan, Hickory and Steel Waking Canes. By
spr5 T. WELLS.
HAIR OILS, Pomatums. HAIR DTEs, Hair Resl0ra.
IL tiUes, FANCY SOAPS, Shaving Creams TOILETTE
wAT5ES' aeF5 FINE EXTRACTS assorted Z WELLS
WAX CANDLES. assorted sues and c0ors; Star and
wv SPern" Candles; 20 boxes brown and transparent
Soaps. Offered eheapby 7. WELLS
CoUGH CANDY, IAN PutnsonSrg Wqf.rs, Jaynes ExPec
KILLER, Sparkling GeLetine, ISINGLASS, Tapioca,
PsarLd sage Bary' TAAARSDs, Preserved Ginger RICE
A LO0H0L, Brandies, WINES, VINEGARs, Teas, as.
"A sorted, CHOCOLATES, Mustards, HAVANA CI-
CARS, Fine Zt6Gccos By 7. WELLS.
DAINTS, OILS, VARNISRES, Of best qualities; DYE
L STUF:S, Assorted. WINDOW GLASS. RolIo,o
Sa.S Ses.S1r re- sTOsr no WAR;. FLOWER POTS
HYDRAULIC UEMENT Land Pldsler, PLASTER rAE-
II IS Spanish Whiting, Chalt, PUMICE STONE. By
apr5 T. WELLS.
nOTASH, Seda Saleratus, Saltpetere, BoRAx Cream.
L Tartar, TARTARlC ACID. For sale BY
r IFE PRESERVERS, SRoULDER BRACES, Trusses
j. GAME BAGS Shot Bells. Received by
kapr5 T. WELLS.
DURRING FLUID and Lamps. Received BY
ID APPS I. WELLS.
SNUFFS.-French Rappee, Macaboy Scotch, and
y DELPET'S ROSE SNUFFS By T. WELLS.
MAHOGANY AND OAK VENEERS, and
4N1 MOULDINGS. Received and offered cheap by
apr5 T. Wells
WAL PAPER.-40O0 BOLZS,-Fine Saun,
w Glazed Gilt and Velvet Hall and Parlor PAPERS:
ONGLAZhD PAPER, large assortment Of Uery hdnd-
some PGeTRs at unusually oD prices Gilt Velvet and
Centre Papers Raceived and for sale low by
APPS II. WELLS
HEDGE PLANT.-Large supply Of fresh Usage
ceiyed and for sale by r WELLS
Sign of the Man and Mortar, on Market. opposite
apro Union street. Nashville.
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WALLACE & w1NGFIELD, -D
GenerOl Commission MerchOnts,

ALKx. n. WALLAck --. n. P. WINGFIKLD
WALLACE & wINGFIELD,
GenerOl Commission MerchOntS,
AND DEAL IN PROD U c e /,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA.
NTLL give special attention to the sale Of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco, &c., &c.
RkFER TO
Wallace Knoxville, Tenn, Toole, Bro Co., Mary
vile, Tenn, Coz, Louisville Tenn, Donaldson
Union Tenn johnson Hair MsdisOnvlle Teen, Brab-
son J. Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fains King DAN
dridge Tenn Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn,
jackson, Athens, Tenn Poullan, Jennings 4 Co. Au.
oas, Athens, Ga, John Winghed Madison, Ca Carhart
Rolf, Macon, Ga, F Willis, Savannah, Ga nov7-ly
ABRAN coSLEY. EL JOHNSON
CONLEY q JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure q Noore)
No. 10 Broad, and No. 81 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
u EEP constantly hand all kinds Of Cooking and
IN Heating Stoves, plain and ornamental also, Tin.
ware, Crates Ac., DC.
Roofing and Spouting done with neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
Furnaces Foundres Factories and Stills done ascheap as
tnecneaPest. janl8-ly.
u; NEW FIRM,
"E have this day associated with rs in the Grocery
w Business Mr. GEO. N. CARICO The business
viii hereafter be conducted under the style Of RUSSELL
SCOTT co. d. W. RUSSELL
marz7 T. J. SCOTT.
D. W RUssELL. ). SCOTT. a. n. cAHco.
RUSSELL, SCOTT d co..,
WHOLESALE GReCERs AND COMMISSION
HEHCHANTS,
No. so BROADWAY, NASHVILLE. IksstssEE =,
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Soda Water.


A we have fitted up Soda Apparatus for the Sea-
II son. would respectfully call the attention of the
lovers innocent and grateful beverage to Foun
ain where will be happy to dispense the cooling
draught to all who may favor With their patronage We
confident with increased proficiency in the prepsr
alton of both Soda and Syrups will be disappointed
who msy give our Soda Water trial.
DEM0VILLE d BELL, Druggists,
may25 No 2s Cherry street.
DALM of Thousand Flowers received and for sale BY
ID DEMOVILLE BELL.
NNTOOD'S Celebrated Hair Restorative received and
w for sale by DEM0VILLE BELL
T 0W'S BROWN WINDSOR SOAP.-Just received
IL fresh supply of LOWS Genuine Brown Windsor Soap
For sale by DEMOVILLE BELL.
TOMBS-Just received superior lot of Dressing and
" Fine Tooth Combs. For sale by
msy25 DEMOvILLE BELL
DORT MONIES-A splendid assortment received and
Il for sale by DEM0VILLE BELL
may25
DOTASH-Receiged and for sale bv
i DEM0VILLE BELL
juneS
ENNGLISH MUSTARD-ReceNed an extra ine
~ article, and for sale by
june6 DEMOvILLE & BELL
LNIAVORING EXTRACTS-Lemon Vanilla,
Il Rose, Celery, Orange, Pine Apple. Almond &c.
june6 DEMOVILLE BELL
DHYSICIANS POCKET CASES OF Walls.
l. Various patterns, received and for sale by
je6 DEMOVILLE BELL
TINEA, TEA,-We keep constantly oD hand superior
i article of Black and Green Teas, which will
rant to be OF the best quality.
je6 DEM0VILLE BELL.
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10000 Numbers---249 Prizes!!

will be distributed according 10 the following br;lliap
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5,03I PTizes.
100000:
10000 Numbers Only!
GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL IN
VESTMENT!

GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL IN.
VESTMENT.
IMPROVEMENT ON THE APPROVED HAVANA
PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY a CADEMY LOTTERY
BY AUrHORIrTo OF TIE STATE GEORGIA
CLASS o.
To be drawn JULY 18th, 1885, at Concert BALL. Macon
Ga. under Sworn SuperineRdsnee Of Col Geo. NJ Logan
and Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq. -
This Lottery is drawn the Plan Of the Royal Lottery
Of Havana OF Single Numbers; this has only 10000
Numbers and the Havsns Lottery 81 900 Num6ers-the
Havana 249 Przes-this OSI Prizes Look your inter
est ! Now is the time
CAPITAL 1880.
Prize Of.......... $500 is............ 1880
............. 5000 is............ 1000
............ 1000 is.......-..... 5000
............ 1000 are............ 5000
SEQ are.........-. 1900
~ ..........a 100 are-....-... 200
5000 ........ 8 sars.. 10000
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sss Four Horse Mail Coaches leave daily at 2 oc
A. NJ for Montvale Springs. tjuue Is 1T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-24

quet, which from time immemorial has been
hello In q large saloon, the ceiling OF which Is sup
ported by single column; around this column all the
silver vessels OF former Cars arranged, and
special thrones erected for the Emperor Empress aud
Empress Mother. The whole corps dtp,ows0qse, and but
few besides privileged TO be present at this
banquet. Before the festival commences the foreign
ministers are presented and offer their cong atons
and the medals which commemorate the coronation are
distributed All the high officers OF the Court the High
Steward, &C. enter upon their functions when the En-
seats himself the banquet the dishes brought
under escort OF officers Of the Chevalier Guard with
drawn sabres presented TO the Emperor by the
proper officers on their knees the Emperor
asks TO drink for the first time the corps dtplom 1tLs
takes its departure and those only who are highly
privileged themselves TO partake OF the banquet
The members of the imperial family and the foreign
princes present seated in a neghborng apartment
Nominations, fireworks, balls, masquerades and
amusements Tor the people close the day.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SArrRpAr, August 49, y. VI.
ForRThe receipts from all direct ,ns we're light aud
prices for common snd medium grades OF state and
western brands from &C. loo per Dbl higher The
70 20 we're confined 10 as bbs OF ell kinds pcud
ing common good state n - 10 % u.s. and extra DO
al 80 30 ~ 30. Wheat continued firm with sales Of
new Southern and Western prime white At 81 so 81 So
and red do At 81 so a al SO; old was dull Corn was
9fner Sales Of 30 600 bushels we're made At s2t,c
csc in the slip, Cor sound Western mixed Pork was
dul with sales OF 100 300 bbls At eia 25 Gotten was
steady. whiskey-Ssles OF 200 bbs wern made Al
sFIc
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Value put the market during the week 10. o. I23 100
The market for dry goods during the past week
has been steady, and jobbers, in general way have
been well employed. The purchasers now appear
in greater force and from wide spread districts
OF country. The collections at the West have i'm.
proved though from late accounts the troubles were
not at an end. From all we can learn the specua.
tive movements In the Northwestern States and
towns have been pushed beyond all reasonable
bounds not only in brtadstufs and provisions, but
in public lands and town sites, building lots, &c
the most Of which have been based on the credit
system. We learn from persons from the towns in
that section Of the Union that money is scarce and
readily commands on good security, and per
cent per month. This Is higher interest than Is
current at the present time in any other con.
siderable portion Of the Union, and l. no
doubt paid in many instances by spectators and
traders under the belief or hope that times may
change for the better, and real estate with other
property, again advance 80 far AZ TO enable them 20
resell ard get out al profit. This Is precsrious
position and should not the desired change for the
better arrive within reasonable time, the specua.
tors will he finally compelled to LET 20. when we
may expect to hear OF pretty general collapse
throughout that overtrading and oyeryslued par,