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moEE rRonRr.E pENnING.

Another Prospective Suspension OF
the Nashville and Northwestern
Observation-Disclosures the Employees.
A meeting of the unpaid employees of
the Nashville and Northwestern railroad
was held yesterday, and the following pro-
test promulgated. It's authors are already
threatened with arrest by the parties whom
they assail
A workingman naturally expects 10 be
paid every month. As general thing he
lives from hand to mouth, and is depending
on his days toll for his days breld. There
is never any valid excuse for keeping him
out Of his money--there can be none. His
is the only one ont Of the countless profess
stems in the world in which full value is
given for the money allowed. As a gen
eral thing whenever it is possible TO avoid
il, the just claims Of the workingmsn are
not recognized. As he is the foundation
of all wealth and power in the world,
every inscriptions and unprincipled
smart knave endeavors to build himself
up on the herculean shoulders OF the
Workingman.
The treatment which we, the employees
of the Nashville and Northwestern railroad,
have experienced at the hands of the pow
ers that be, is another proof added TO es-
tablish the truth Of these general princi-
pies. .r.wo4
We have been kept working now an ave-
rage of seven months without a cent Of
pay, and the money all the time lying dead
in some persons hands-money which had /
been wisely voted by the State for that pur- /
pose, but kept back by the wicked schem-
ing Of bad men, who have no sense of JUS
tice, nor even human feeling.
The time has come when the MEN who
do the work and earn the money which
makes gentlemen of many of those brain 4
less sche.ners, must assert their rights
themselves. We are resolved that all
traffic on this road shall cease until We be
paid every cent. Five hundred men can
not be abused in most shamefuliy unjust
manner to satisfy the caprice of a clique.
The thing has gone too far for endurance,
and we are resolved to try the issue now
between our mdnliness and the treachery
and trickery of vile men who seem to be
incapable of any but the most sordid and
selfish acts. tRh
The workingmen, engineers, tirenlen and
conductors, are hereby notified that on and
after Monday the 9Th inst. no more trains
will be allowed to run over the Nashville
and Northwestern railroad until payment
is made up to the last cent. 3D.
Appealing to Heaven for approval of
our Just acts, we sign ourselves.
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"SATISFACTEON.~
A BIoodIcss RueI al lhe Chattanooga
Depot.

A BIoodless RueI al Ihe Chattanooga
Depot.
A fracas occurred between two railroad
men at the Chattanooga depot, on the pas
senger platform, At o'clock yesterday eve
ming, which nearly proved fatal. The
parties have belonged TO the rsilway Tor
some time. The name OF one is Mathews ;
Of the other, Bradley-elegant ducks both.
In order 10 properly understand how il was
that two good-looking railroad chaps got
into difficulty, il may be necessary 70 ex-
plain that Bradley Is q protegC Of a iesder
OF one party in the railroad sQuabhling,
and Matthews Is much liked by the whip
pers-in OF The other; aud they have been
operating hercely and artfully against
each ether for many days. They had a
preliminary row az Hickman about Ten
days ago, and happening % meet on the
platform yesterday evening before the de-
partnre Of the Nashville and Northwestern
railway train, they Immediately drew pis.
iols At ten yards distance, aud empiied
The tubes in less than no tame. Matthews
received a slight flesh wound in the left
arm, near the shoulder. Bradley fell in 4
iainiing fii, having first forced out, with
much apparent effort, tho euphonious *
clamatiOn, Oh, murder pm kiltp Be
yond ihis he was entirely safe Both wer,
arrested.
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More FROM THE ToRNADo.-A hun
bred feet Of plank belonging TO Dennis
Conuor North Market street, was blown
over TO the premises of a little man named
J. Walker, on Monday night, and when
Common went after his property q difficulty
ensued between the Two, in which Walker
drew knife on Connor, For this rather
unhealthy demonstration Walker was ar
rested aud fined Eve dollars 10 the Police
Court, and was yesterday bound over by
justices Smith y Mathews 10 keep the
peace one year.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

Foreign AtArAcAs.
Z LoNpoN, June 4-Evening .-Consols
94s@96f. United States bonds 724@72s.
Bullion in the Bank of England increased
e679,OOO.
FRANKFORT, June 4-E7ening.-Bonds
IA.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Evening. Cotton
sales to-day 5000 bales upIands l14d;
Orleans lid.
News York Money Market
NEW YORK, June Mooney easy (;
call loans 4@5 SterAng firm at 1Ot@l0t.
Gold 1898
New York Market.
New YORK, June 4.-Cotton less
active; sales 1000 bales uplands Sic.
Rice firm. Coffee quite and firm. Sugar
firm Cuba 1l4@l24. Molasses 5000,
Flour more active. Wheat irmer at 81 IS
az 20. Corn 81 1901 l24.
Cincinnati narke1.
CINCINNATI, June 4.-Flour shade
better; family $1,000 IS. Wheat 100
l5c higher. Corn 9O@9lc. Oats 7Sc. Mess
pork SIS. Butter 20@30c. Lard l74c.
Eggs 1Sc. Groceries steady.
NJ. I.Ouis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Tobacco active /;
Tugs to dark leaf 81 1906 80. Flour
superfine Sc 5O@7 Wheat-fall 81 GOO
? &C. Corn S6@9le. oats 75@7Sc. Pro-
visions fat.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-Sales OF l13
hhds. tobacco; lugs to Henry county cut
ting leaf $SG922 IS. Flour, superiine,
IS 25@S 80. Corn 93@95c. Oats SS@S5c.
Wheat 50 2562 80. Lard Isle. Mess
pork S27 so. Bacon--shoulders lSlc; clear
rib sides 164c, clear sides l7c. Bulk
meats--shonlders 124c, sides lG@l6lc.
Whisky, raw, 81 20.
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FUNDING OF CORPORATION CHEcKs.-
The S3O0,0 Of bonds authorized by the
City Council some time ago are now being
issued, and outstanding coupons and cor
poration checks are being funded at seven
ty cents on the dollar. Bonds TO the
amount Of about $50, 600 have thus far been
dispoaed Of.
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CRIMINAL CoURT, JUNE Stats as. r..
H. and II. b. Douglas Assault with in
tent to commit murder in the first degree.
Contained as on affidavit Of defendant an
al August next
State as Geo. Gillian, col. Barn burning.
Pies OF insanity. Nolic pros
State us Dr. l.. ID. Hogle. kidnapping.
Nobie pros.
State -. VIM. Ewing, col Larceny.
Jury still out.
State as Joseph Conn, col. Larceny.
Nolis pros.
State as J. W. Brown. Forgery. 4 b.
Robertson appointed 90 defend.
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UNI
lac Medical Department.,
FEIR
FACULTY.

WILLIAM X. BOWLING. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Theory and Practice Of Medicine and Dean Of
the Faculy.
CHARLES X. WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor Of
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
J. BERRfEN LINDSLEY. NJ. D.. Professor Of
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS. NJ. D.. Professor Of
surgery.
THOMAS L, MADDIN. NJ. D., Professor Of In
stitutes Of Medicine.
JOHN IL. CALENDER. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics
WILLIAM l., hICuOL. NJ. D.. Professor Of
Clinical MedieiHe.
THOMAS Il. BUCHANAN, NJ. d.. Professor Of
Anatomy.
VAN S. LINDSLEY. NJ. D.. Professor ofsurgi-
cal Anatomy
HENRY NJ COMPTON. NJ. D.. Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
For additional information apply b.
J. BERRIEE LlNDSLEl,
Chancellor Of the University.
maya dtwW II
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ICE CREAM.

We can furnish Ice Cream Of the best quality
either Wholesale or retail, to Pic mics. Parties.
private families, or to all persons wishing the
same. at most reasonable rates. We have com
pIeted all our arrangements, and will bs pre-
pared to ell all orders at short notice.
Ca We also keep on hand a fine assortment
of the best imported Wines and Liquors. with
a large stock Of the best and freshest COnfec-
tioneries to be had in the city.
JOHN FUGAZZI,
aprls Pm No. 80 North Cherry street -
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London advices of yesterday quote. United
States 5-2Os at 724.
Exchange on New York was sold BY
the banks yesterday at tc premium, and
bought by them at par.
United States bonds are sold by dealers
at about &c over the New York rate aud are
bought by them at about &c under the New
York quotation.
Tennessee bonds were quoted in New
York yesterday at 734 for the old, and 724
for the new.
Nothing doing Incorporation checks, and
rates are unchanged.
Bank of Tennessee notes are in de-
mand at SOC in the dollar.
Thesales of Southern States bonds at the
New York Stock Exchange on the LIST
inst. were az follows:
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A BOGUS CoILECToR.-Geo. Irwin, a
clerk IN Weber & Co.'s commission store,
on the Square, who was arrested by De
tective Funston Wednesday night on charge
Of fraudulently making collections TO the
amount Of $50 or $40 in the name OF that
firm, was yesterday committed to jail by
Justice Wilkinson, to await trial before
the Criminal Court.
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FEATHERS, GINSENG,
Beeswax and Rags.

WE ARE BUYING ALL or the ABOVE
w articles at their highest valne BOB iasgr FOL.
small quantities. We kcep on hand 10 selection
Of STRICTLY PRIME FEATHEHS Tor 1901. I'd.
persons wanting q priae. select feather
We renogato aud cleanse Feather H JfE.
notice. WHITMAN BROS.
myjO n .F NJ. - Publie -Iulrr.
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FIRST BOARD.

lst inst. says:
Money is easy this morning at the lowest
rates thus far for the season, and under the
figures of the bank statement, which show
an increase for the week of three millions
of legal tenders, and only quarters
of a million in loans, promises speedily TO
reach rates never paralleled in this market
except in midsummer last year. Balances
are placed already in large amounts with
government stock houses at 2(G3 per cent,
and these houses, notwithstanding the great
dealings III United States bonds, find it
difficult to employ the amounts offered
them, showing that the present home de
mand for governments comes mainly from
investors with capital.
The remittances Of United States bonds
are heavy, and our exports of merchandise
have been in the last month considerable.
At this port last week they amounted to
S., 657 ,521 currency, or say S2,5O0OOO in
gold The imports for the week were
So, $780, 2O gold.
The statement of the Associated Banks Of
New York city for the week ending Satur-
day last, Mag 80, compares as follows with
tie corresponding week in 1866 and 1867;
to which we add the specie and currency ball
ances in the New York office Of the United
States Treasury at these dates, respectively.
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"A DIVORCED COUPLE RE-AIARRIED.-
Phillip Gasman, well-known German
citizen Of this place, was yesterday re-
married to lady from whom be was d.
yorced only year ago. The happy couple
have come to the conclusion that matrimo-
ny is the best thing after all.
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ROOTs AND saEOEs.
PINE FLOORING

ME-. rs, MORGAN remains With him. and
will be pleased 10 wait on bis friends and the
pablic generally. myli Im
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OUTRAGEOUs.--A number of boys, nude
as when born, were racing, charging and
thrashing each other with rods yesterday,
on the eastern bank Of the river, near the
Suspension bridge and in plain sight Of
passers. Has Edgefeld no law that will
reach these graceless young scamps2
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SUMNER CLoTHIEG.-Morris Powers,
at his new store adjoining the Union and
Dispatch Block and opposite the Maxwell
House, has received and will continue TO
receive, the most complete assortment OF
summer clothing yet brought to this city,
which he offers As low a. the lowest. His
linen alpacas, silk lustre, drat d'ete, grass
linen suits are unsurpassed. He asks an
examination of his stock and prices.
eOd-2w.
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The following dispatches were received
a. the Chamber Of Commerce.:
New YORK, june 4.-Gold opened at
1891. 1925 A. M.-Gold 40. 1910 A. N.
Cotton quiet bat steady uplaDds 81.
Gold l40. 11:45 A. M.-Coti0n quiet bat
steady; Gold l40B. los P. M.-tioid
closed at 140; the Board adjourned. 200
P. M.-Gold 40. Cotton quiet bat steady :
sales to-day 500 bales; uplands Slc; low
middlings 291c.
LIVERPOOL, June 4-Il:l5 A. h.-Coi-
ton quiet bat firm; estimated sales to-day
5000 bales uplands I'D; Orleans llsd.
l:20 P. M.-Cotton quotations unchanged.
5 T. M.-Cotton sales to-day 5000 bales;
Orleans 1lsd; other quotations unchanged.
LoEDoS, June 4-1I:l5 A. NJ. s.
bonds 724(972s. COnsOls got for money.
1:20 P. MI. s. bonds 721. P. ".
u. s. bonds unchanged. Consols 94s on
account
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gard Day Of June, 1850.

at the hours Of .. 2, 81, and ~ p. d.. rsper.
lively at tha othes Of the Register. iu " iusl-s.
ter, Tennessee. and that all creditor who base
proven their debts. and other pers0ns iufsfa trl.
may appear &c such time aud place, an1 h1u
cause. Il any they have, why the prayer oi .i.i
petition SHOULD not be granted. ani that tHr
seeond and third meetings " creditor u.,l Dol
had NJ said time and place
EK. CAMPBELL. Clrrk
u. S. Dist. Court MID Dls 90 Tenn.
mavg3 % io7.
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GENERAL MARKEES.
NASHVILLE, June 4, 1868.

NASHVILLE, june 4, 1868.
COTToN-Shipmenis have been quite
large to-day, amounting TO more than half
Of the stock on hand Sales Of % bales
as follows: at 274, al q, at 23i, and
4 at 28Ic; shipped 225 bales; received 2
bales.
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CHANCERY CoURT.-This hum-drum
institution is now engaged with the case Of
y. r. Parker rs. Kellogg & Newman, r
snit in which the ownership Of large
quantity OF cotton is involved. The great
est feature in the case is the length Of
time 10 be consumed 10 trying it.
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PoucE Court, JUNE 4.-E. II. Jack
son, assault and battery. Case dismissed
at prosecutors sosl.
Emma Battle, col, stree!-walking, work
house ten days.
Burton Mulligan, commiltinga nuisance,
discharged.
J. Walker, assaulting Dennis Conner
with knife, So.
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DIsAnssED.-A charge Of assault and
battery brought against John Benson by
Bens. Wheaton, was yesterday dismissed
by Justices Smith q Mathews at cost of the
prosecnLor.
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\ AM PREPARED To FURNISH ANY
1 quantity Of the best yellow fsine ffnsr-
ing. dressed OF IN the rough, az reduced rrises
Builders and contractors Will make 10 o. their
interest b call and see me before they purchase
orders filled promptly.
J. ~; HAWKINS. Agent.
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NORRIS Powers has the best and cheap
est shirts aud furnishing goods to be found
in this market, and warrants them to give
satisfaction. eod--2W
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JOHN S. BROWN

HAS REMOVED FROM 10. 9 UNION
III Street b No. 50 public Squnre-
(FrenchsOld standJ where he will keep "a uIl
line Of
Ladies'
Genfs' and
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Notice to Show Cause on Petition foT
Diseharge-In Bankruptcy.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, TuAT H g.
basater. W e.. Wamack. W ii. IamiIu. .H
aud George NJ. Huntington. have Glej in tie
Office 81 the Clerk 81 this Court their FFr.IIH..
for DfsCITaRCE. and 10 wus thereup1u urirrti
BY the Court that a hearing be had ur.g Che
-arue an the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNTINGTON,
No. NORTH CHERRY STREET,
Union and American Block,)


Has ON hand all the new Summer
sty les, in white Duck Suits; Drap
D'ete FrOeks and Sacks; new shades
in Cashmere Skeleton Suits brown
Duek and Tan Linen Suits striped
Linen and SearSucca suits; new styles
in Che, cit walking Suits; Boys Bis
mark and Garabaldi Suits, in brown
and white Duck, striped Alpaca and
cheek Linen; Boys School and Dress
SHIFTS, in light Cashmere, English
Flannel. brown aud check Linen; eIe-
CANT Marseilles Vests; fine Furnish
ing Goods, perfect lifting Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders, ali styles Ties,
franks and Bags.
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BafcheIor's Hair Dye.-Tkis splendid

Bafchelor's Hair Dye--Tkis splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The only
true and perfect Dye-harmless. reliable, instan-
taaeous. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown. Remedies the
i'll effects Of bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair.
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine Is
signed William 4. Bachelor All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists and Perfumers. Factory 81 Bar
clay street. New York. [apr29 ~.
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University Of Nashville.

TIyHIS INSTITUTION, ALTHOUGH sup
1 ported and controlled neither By Church
nor State has already rendered vaua-
bio and Acknowledged services 20 the
cause Of education, science aud religion.
10 il established on apermanent basis. and while
mainly dependent upon tuition fees Tor it, sup
port has ever welcomed studlOu3 and ambitious
youth 60 its advantages with or without money.
IL is the design of the Trustees 70 open Law, Ser
entihc Literary and other Departments rs speed
lily a. circumstances will allow. At present twO
DEPARTMENTS are in successful operation.
1.-The Montgomery Bell Academy,
which embraces an eight years course, equiga-
lent % the ordinary preparatory and collegiate
departments Of Western and southern instltu-
;i0Bs. 10 j. conducted by an able corps 81 teach
efs with splendid building, excellent iibrares
apparatus, etc. Boys are prepared for entrance
into the higher departments Of the Univerlty,
OF for the pursuits Of active life. al the option
Of the parents. The next session opens on Mon
mar School go per annum; m the High School,
80 per auaHm-
U.-The Medical Department,
which was founded in 1870. IL has already ma
circulated four thOusand studeut7 Of whom
degree Of Doctor Of Medicine. The buildings,
Museum, etc are ia all respects complete. A
barge Hospital IS connected with the Depart
meut
The regular course Of instruction will begin
en- the Grst Monday IN November, 1858. and end
on the irst day of March, 1859. The preiimi-
nary course opens on the trst Monday IN Dc
t0ber.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened on the
first MONDAY IN October, and every facility ai-
iordsd for The prosecution OF that cornerstone
study.
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CRCUTT CoUFT-The Louisiana slave
case will probably consume the time Of
this court during the balance Of the present
week.
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REMovAL.-Justice Wilkinson has re-
moved 10 No. lG DeadeTick street. corner Of
Printers alley.
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PERsoEAL.-Jrdge Harrison was in the
city yesterday, for The first time since the
painful accident which made him tenn
porary cripple. na.sr f.g
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The best Cincinnati Lager BeeF, Ale
and Liquors always nc FOrd's.
my29 stood
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The oldest whisEy iH the state at
FSrd's. my29 3teod
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HUNTINGTON,
II sp. No. 8 North Cherry 81

Early and Happy sIarriage-The True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE. and domestic felicity Essays for
Young Men. sent 10 sealed letter envelopes. free
of charge. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa. may2O 9m
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Gold is unchanged. The following are
the New York quotations of yesterday:
Opened at 1893, was 14O at 1925, 14OB at
Has, 40 at noon, and closed at 14O at
8 P. NJ. Dealers here were paying 1894
and holding at 1404.
Government securities have declined a
fraction. The following were the New
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sands delicious, light Summer Ale
al FOrd's for the season. myz9 Stood
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LOST.

ID ton. Cheney X Roy, on Broad street. and
the residence Of Andrew u. johnson, on the No
iensyille pike. 3 Double Case Lever Gold Watch.
Appleton Co.. manufacturers. with large
steel chain attached. Any person finding il. by
leaving u with the same az the warehouse Of
Stratt9n, Cheney & Roy. will be literally re-
warded. maya 2W
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CLosE on THE FEsTIYtTIEs.

No more regular toasts were given, and
dancing and banqueting were kept up to a
late hour. The affair throughout was in
deed grand one, and was looked upon an
one Of the finest demonstrations of social
good feeling and unity within our history.
Our Kentucky friends 60 home to-day, and
with them the best wishes of all our people.
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The best, genuine Ciacihnati Lager
Beer az Ford's, always. my@ 3teod
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IiH's CreAm Ale az Ford's, No. "a
luton street ny29 3teod
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TIE BANQUEI HAIL.
THE TABLES.

Few tables were ever more sumptuously
filled than were the six in the banquet hall.
Their preparation had been under the inn
mediate superiniendence of the well-knOwn
Nashville caterers, Kinney q Wand, of
the Merchants Exchange, and the hand
and eve Of Jonnard had been everywhere.
The confectionery had come from the es-
Establishment of Mrs. George Greig, AZ
Union street, aud was all that could have
been desired in the way Of taste and art.
Delicious wines sparkled in the midst of
the mountains of delicacies, and beautiful
flowers gave their fragrance TO the air. The
flowers and rare plants with which the
tables were adorned, were contributed by
our horticultural friend, Mr.. f. II. French.
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