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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

T,HOMAs }. MILLER, ArCrroNEER-sA or ELE
giant household furniture made by Ro'ix, Sc--N1ILER
MORRIS Will sell ut auction on "Wednesday. April - NJ
lQ A. M the entire furniture OF the private r-sfence L
West Washington place between Mscfo,Ral and Sixth
consisting OF carved rosewood suites IN
danak and brocste with chairs match; rich d~nask
curtains with heavy cornhes French pr classes richly
carved, mahogany suites h~r clh eegervs and Light
chandeliers French cabinet pianos seven ocsves piano
stools elegant French bedsteas glsce. wsirobes
bues tables brussels carpets and bedroom fni
Catalogues be had at the ONCE OF the sucuonrers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A and segars.-A. NJ CRISTALAR, auctioneer. wiz sell
Monday Doth lO1S O'Clock A. M at 30 Cherry street,
splendid ssgh, day clock plays tunes originally cost 500
brandes beer pumps counters shelving tumbers de-
eaners pictures looking glasses tables and number Of
other articles mention worthy the attention OF
dealers others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

uENy r. HERTs,. JR., AucrioNEER-BY HEkrs
I'll NOss-Thursday, April - nj los oci,cS- Mt the
Mr. MITCHELL 75l Broadway barge sale Of te en-
elegant stock Of French plate mirrors pier and manuel
picture cornirss hns oil paintings &c Sae
positive, without reserve the entire stock m b. cleared
l. for extensive siifrstons on
premises Terms-Under $40 cash tina, sum four
months credit for approved endorsed paper Catalogues may
day before ssla Al glasses purchased
this sale win be SEM home W par Of , city or brDx
lyn and viii be free Of charge 70 purchtr The
Will be inspection time prvv,ous " sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

GILBERT s. SAVAGE. AUCTIONEER-BY ORDER OF
" administrator will sell the premises 495 Broadway
Monday April 10 at io O'Clock NJ the fS,ure, OF store
gilt oval square looking glasses tables Frank stove and
PIPE writing DESK counters drawers shelving, gas
n,lures &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

CiLBERT 5. SAVAGE ACCTIONEER-BY ORDER OF
u will sell the premises 40 Broadway
Monday, April ~ at lO1 O'Clock A. M the fixtures OF store
furniture namely mahogany sofa mahogany chairs
gilt square looking glasses tables Franklin stove
pipe counter writing desk counters drawers, shelving
ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

VIZ r. MT1LOR, ArCTTONEER-Ef9Hr NORWOOD
w and mahogany plAnosor-es : TUESDAY. April n NJ u
o'crk al the saesroon, and Is Park vw consis,ns Of
eight superior toned pvrpoorts by the foiwng maksrs
W 1ipdeman a son Briggs, BarD,re. hsc, thrvs mshD
scood hand Do the whole Of which are 70 be sod wrh
n rcservr ~ pay adj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

| pOARB wANTED-TN A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE
ID family below Twelfth street side of broadway for
gentleman and his wife Partial board for the gentleman
only TeLms not 20 exceed twelve dollars per week kes
rerces geen snd required. Address y. r., boz 2s ''
L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20
A UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
~ Auct We.In

DY f. &F. H. SCHENCK-ON MONDAY 9TH INST,
ID SO Nassau street. trade sale of about
worth of gold pins earrings sleeve buttons studs &c
DYE&F. H. sCHENCK-ON MONDAY 18th INST, AT
ID their salesroom 80 Nassau street. aboutO singing cana
rV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURNI-
" crockery glass table cutlery kitchen articles &c
entire of the four story house
No. & Fast Twenty third street between Fourth and eAmg,
avenues, Wednesday, April p at l0i O'Clock. The
completely furnished from kitchen TO attic, viz
thing pertaining 10 the cooking and culinary department two
extension dining tables heavy breakfast dinner and
tea all the glass table cutlery and lnen chairs
sdeboard paror centre and fancy
tables mirrors paintings carpets olcohs, easy chairs etc
ceres and damask curtains and fixtures Chandeliers aud
rods chamber suits Of rosewood
mahogany and lenameed pallasses; mattresses. holsters
pillows bedding, toilet sets, &c. making large amount
worthy The notice of buyers. Catalogue on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20

A tCTioN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAi.E OF w ATChEo
n and jewery.-A NJ CRISTAiAR Auctioneer, will sell
Tuesday. April 81 at lOh O'clock at no Bowery, the en-
Of fine watches and ewey contained in said store
consisting part gold pins rings and earrings studs
gold and coral charms bracelets necklaces
gold and silver guard fob and vest chans seals keys gold
and silver bunting and single patent lever epnes de-
aced levers or verge watches thirty and day clocks
Hxtues splendid jewellers glass and side
do nc kc Sale positive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-20
BOARDING AND LODGING.

BOARD wANTKD-BYA SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ~ 20
ID csl habits. IN private family that dimes after p
large third floor. Location be between Pr
and Nineteenth streets and Fourth avenues. Fz
good accommodations lair price will he paid during
months only hire Address, with add
box 26S2 Post Office
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
REPORTS Furnished by the Associated Press.1

Sr Louis, July 2.-The rivers all r. cedng.
There is 10 feet water in the channel TO Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-River-There is 81 feet
water in the Canal. The weather is rainy. Their
mometer 10.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 2.-The Court of Appeals
has decided that the New York Police bill is I'M
constitutional.
LATEST FROM KANSAS.
James Lyle, County Recorder, has been killed
by a man by the name Of Halter, free state man.
Halter was arrested, and riot was apprehended.
Considerable excitement prevailed.
FREDERIcKsBURG, July "A tremendous storm
visited this place yesterday. Haistonee fell to the
size of hen eggs doing considerable damage to the
Railroad 10 Acquia creek.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Gen. Walker left here yes.
terday for Charleston en-route to Nashville, thence
to New Orleans.
CABBAGE SEED.
lust received lot Of Drumhead and Flat Dutch
u Cabbage Seed. Call and get them.
june3O B. :. WELLER.
COOK WAN TED-For the balance Of the present
year. Apply at this office. jLne3O-n
Splendid Family Carriage.
WE have on consignment and splendid Family
w Carriage, which will sell low.
june3O. Corner Spring and College SITS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
18th OF JULY CELEBRATION.
ORDER OF PROCI

1st-The Chief Marshal and his aids
2d-Music. Brass Brand.
8d-Twelve young Ladies in carriages
4th-Printer's Press-printing the Declaration
pendence which will be among the citizens as
the procession passes along.
5th-Orators Of the Day.
6th-SRiss Relief Society and Germans.
7th-Citzens in carriages and horseback.
The procession will form Cedar street. with the right
resting the Square, and thence proceed around
Square to College street. thence street.
Cherry street. thence to Spring street.
Harding Turnpike COckrs Spring. where
Ladies' after which delivered and
the Declaration Of independence read by II. NJ. r.
FoGG, Esq., and Grafton the occasion will be
delivered by RANDALL w. MCGAvoCK Esq. citizens are
respectfully invited to join the procession which Will
precisely at O'Clock, at the ringing of the city bell
Every needful preparation has been made to make
grand gala-day. First rate music, good dinner and
plenty for al, with ample provisions for those who may
wish 10 enjoy the festivities OF the day.
All good citizens invited grounds of charge
Those only who wish join partake Of the
dinner will require tickets
Tickets to dinner and dance 81 Admit Gentleman
and Ladies. Tickets be procured Book
ores and Jewely Stores Of W. Berry Co, @. Smith,
Dann Johnson +. Badoux and II. Hilebrand.
saughters Omnibus Line will run during the day from
the Stage Office Cedar street. to the grounds cents
JOHN @. FEHR, Marshal-in- Chief
JoHs D. BEIES, Aids.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.


VHTE are authorized sell following
w terms: so Browns Greek, ~ miles from
the corporation Of Nashville adjacent to the lands OF West
R. The late residence of Mrs. Ursula Raj Soil
excellent never falling Springs good Orchard; two
story Brick Dwelling with or rooms, and many out
We viii sell the entire divide suit Pur
chasers.
. OS ACRES, lying the side of the Nolensvle
= Turn bike mi Is out lies very WE'LL about 10 acres
age building; part the Ridley Tract owned by N
Corbitt, adjacent to Capt. JOINER, Whitse1t. and
others.
= = ACRES the east side Of the Noensville Turn
4 > pike; miles from the Corporation; (the Goodwin,
Meniiee pace fronting both the Hoiensvile and MIL
Der of fruit trees; good Spring. large Frame Dwelling
with or rooms, and all necessary clubhouse.
ALSO,
= ACRES, on both sides Of the Nashville ChattA-
* nooga railroad, IS miles from Nashville, at the
first station west Of LAVergne 6o choice timber, 81
cleared lies level: good so good water good two story
Frame Dwelling, with stables kitchen, smoke
house, and all other necessary cabins
The dwelling shout 800 yards from the depot station,
and 40 yards North Of the railroad Occupied At present
by Mr.. Brown.
BOUT $40 Acres both sides Of Big Hsrpeth river,
N Is miles West Of Nashville, and miles King
ston's Springs the Nashville North Railroad
the center OF the rac about $50 clear
Springs good Orchard neighborhood good, Cottage
build ng; the late residence Of Geo. p Woodward decd
ALSO,
1E3 ACRES the Liberty road one mile east Of thu
xO town Of Franklin, in Williamson county, u mile
East Of the Tenn Ala. Railroad ITO cleared soil
mostly very good; or good kPrings Dwelling a
story house. Weatherboarded and painted with good
rooms, Kitchen smoke house. &C. the residence
Mrs. Walker. Ali most accommodating terms. Apply
to NANCE WOODWARD.
May IS, 1887
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
EPPERSON SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE,
IA on the waters Of Trammel Greek, four miles
the turnpike leading from Gaatin Tenn to ScotiSve,
KY and will be prepared for the reception OF visitors and
invalids by the list Of June. This place has already
acquired reputation widely circulated for the highly med
cinal characer Of its waters Our different varietes and
is now benYisitsd by living remotely who
In search OF healthy AID delightful retreat,
only the invalid, but the seekers after pleasure.
Having TO considerable expense in TsfttiGg and
selves that will be able add materially com
all who may with visit having during the
winter put about seventy thousand pounds
very fine Ice. We have had bui ~ additional bed rooms
besides a large 50 by #, laced each
which the lovers of pleasure and social enjoyment
will find ample room for recreaiiOn.
Ii is only necessary that chronic affections of any
the important organs exhibit the efficacy of the
waters, particularly those Of females. There will be
practising Physician here all times should his profess
ona services required. Thankful for the very kind
liberal patronage heretofore extended towards
friends and VISITORS again ask connu
same with the that neither time
pains spared render all comfortable and Ggreea
ble who may sojouTn with us in future.
Having secured the services OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
erson the public may be assured of hearty cheer in
the dining Our stable too will be well attended to-
Our charges will be low the times and season viii ao
NIT Of For regular boarders those remaining one
10 and under and servants hall prices horses
so per day Transient visitors will be charged 81
per from $50 $500 per day. For extra
services reasonable charge will be made Washing Iron.
ing &c. 90 dozen. For pressing Ionng dress for
ladies, half price.
Hack will leave the Springs every other morning at
O'clock A. M to meet the Nashville Louisville StAge al
the Rock House, to regularly through the season
VIM. A. DEBoW BkOThER,
iunt9 Imay1 4-triwSm1 Proprietors.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
REAL ESTATE SALES.
EXCELLENT LAND FOR SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY, JULY Is, viii offer for sale to the
" highest bidder, liberal credits Of the most fer
tile Tracts of Land in Davidson county, containing about
400 acres, living the road leading from franklin to
Lebanon, half mile north OF the Holensvie turnpike
road three miles south of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, and twelve miles from Nashville.
1t desire to pu6 to overrate what have
SELL desire to convey fair, just and
cepon property; but II desire different,
be difficult to overrste the uaes and advantages
this Of land 1t has dark, loose and virgin soil
productive QUALITY about 200 cleared,
and in high cultivation, and geo in splendid
timber all under excellent fences built almost entirely OF
Cedar.
WATER OF SUPERIOR QUALTTY-sEVEN OR MORE
NEVER FAILING SPRINGS, AND RUNNING STREAMS,
aforing woods and pastures constant supply
heavily bered with poplar oak, ash, sugar
keep the fences.
THE DWELLING is a very neat and comfortable wood
building, weatherboarded and painted outside ana oeed
lathe pastered and Papered inside, with good
and commodious rooms, two porches, and dry and airy
underneath good double kitchen, houses
age house, large granary shielded round " good
young orchard with zoo bearing trees one tu
grown peach apple trees with other
fruit trees In different parts OF the farm an ice house,
spring house, good horse mill, mill stones, best
French burr, superhne boiling chest and CLOTH with
many other conveniences too tedious TO mention.
Taken all together this is Of the richest most de-
sirabe and productive tracts OF land in Davidson coun y,
FIVE LOTS,
Varying in size from 60 40 acres Or would sell AL
together suit purchasers and would make OF the
the plan will call SOLOMON G.. MORTON, on the
premises the undersigned at No. 81 Cherry street
TermS-A credit third till first January, 1858,
Onethrd first January, 1889, and balance nrst January
a lien retained
Omnbusses and collation. free usual Those desiring
seats will please meet at the Post office by O'clock A NJ
June 23-eo&wtd. Agents.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
ADVERTISEMENT
1O5 MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
FOR THE CURE OF

EVERY KNOW DISEA Sc!
The underigned having been appointed sole Agent for
Nashville sale of the Medical Preparations
mended CDR Feese's Combined stem of Practice for
Physicians aud Families, would respectfully offer them to
such Of our citizens need restorative to health
preparations compounded from the recipes Of
the celebrated Physicians and Surgeons OF Europe
and America and will eUery knO disease, that is at
all within the reach ofremedies These Preparations have
been years by Professor Feese and other cee-
brated Physicians of country in their daily practice,
and have been found invariably efecual
further particulars, DR.. Freese Combined sys-
TEN Of Practice,-together with Cards, Posters, &c.
Both the Book, Medicine Chests and Medicines may be
Of the undersigned, at his Drug slore, in Nashville
JOHN J. BEECH,
No. 20 Sewanee Building, College ST.,
Iune16-6m. Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
The Flnx Annih1liated.

Every summer and fall thousands of people die of Fiux
Cholera Dysenery Gripping Palms, and other Irregularities
Bowels. 1t be cured in every case Tor 20
cents, by the of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be tested by the physicians in the South
and West, by them pronounced the most enectual
remedy now It has performed more astonishing
cures than any specific human life can be saved
10 nine cases by investment Of IS cents Buy
a bottle and keepi by you.
For sa e by HERMAN q RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
0iss apr24-6m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sALE-RARE OPPOR-
TUEITY TO LANDOWNERS.

WE offer for sale about 1900 Land on Long
w Greek, about l6 miles North Of Nashville. large
portion Of the Is well timbered; splendid III
propelled by neVer-f.ng stream of water many conve
nient and comfortable improvements whole splendid
ly and capable making excellent stock
there is the ml-yard from ~ 600 t3 O0o Of
sawed timber; and teRma stock-hogs,
cattle, &C., Ge with every article necessary carry on
such establishment. To enterprising business men this
altogether offers = splendid opportunity to make
profitable investment.
TKkMs.Three equal payments In 9, 70 and - months
satisfactorily secured payable in Bank with interest
lien retained A. usual Apply 20
uarch24 NANCE WOODWARD.
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
ON TUESDAY, THE I4TR OF JULY NEXT, viii be Of
~ fered for sale the premises that valuable property
High Street. known the Corporation School House
Lot fronting loo feet less said street.
ming back Us feet 20 10 feet alley The property will
sold a credit Of and years, payable In
Bank with good security, bearing interest
lien retained Persons desiring Information regard 20 the
above property get IL by calling either Of the
dersigned w. A. GLENN,
W. II. HORN,
J. p. COLEMAN,
IuneIe, School Committes,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03

ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-The rivers are all r. ceding
here is 10 feet water in the channel TO Cairo.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
Interesting to Mechanics and ManuTaC
turers-ThITd Annual Fair.


turers-ThIId Annual Fair.
The Mechanics and Manufacturers of Tennessee
and affirming States, reminded that the Third
Annual Fair and Exhibition OF the Mechanics Insti-
tute of this State, will commence in October next
in this city. The annually increasing interest man-
ifested in these exhibitions aud visible advantages
resulting to exhibitors, well from the dissemina-
ton of important information among themselves,
from the great publicity which they are thus ena-
bled to give their business renders it certain that
the approaching Exhibition will eclipse in magni6
cence and interest all its predecessors.
Copies of Circulars, giving full particulars, be
obtained the Mechanics Institute rooms, College
street, opposite the Sewanee, or by addressing the
President, WIN. SToCKELL, or Secretary b. K. WAL
xER. lJune 26-Sm.
CroOker's millinery establishments.
We doubt whether the fair danes aud bellies of
Nashville have experienced 80 much difficulty
in the selection of bonnet, this season, at this
establishment The cause is not to be found in the
increased iastidiousness or captiousness of their
tastes in the paucity of the stock or ineegance
of the styles. No; we must look for it in some
other quarter Their fancies, to tell the truth, have
been bewildered by the great variety and beauty of
the assortment to choose from. They experience
such sensations while beholding it. as one feels
in rich conservatory surrounded by the rarest
otics andavedIn their delicious perfumes. They have
such emotions as led the poet to wish that the
Ups OF all womanknd, especially the beauties, were
condensed into pretty pouting pair that he
might, in kissing them kiss the whole race. Where
there is so much elegance, great variety,
choice must be difficult. The things natural; and
the dear creatures to blame. But of bon
nets alone does Crooker's congress consist. Nearly
all descriptions of millinery goods are represented
there-from the lightest and most ETHEREAL to the
heavier fabrics which art produces to adorn the
oveliest Of natures handiworks al5n
GIers 81 ByingIOn's Gallery of Fine Arts.
This establishment, corner of Deaderick st. and
the Square, has just been newly fitted up in spen-
did style with every convenience. and the proprie-
tors have spared expense in making it of
the finest Galleries in the South western country.
Their side and sky-lights are the best in the city,
and the ladies will find fine Piano. as also, a COM
modiOus toilet room, fitted up exclusively for
them. They pledge themselves that their pictures
shall not be surpassed by any artist in the city, and
invite the public, and the ladies' particularly to call
and examine their Gallery, Specimens, ect All in
want of fine and life-lke ambrotypes will find it to
to their advantage to give them a call.
iuueS-lm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
PENMANSHIP.
MIR. DOhBEA1,

MIR. DohBEA
VIZ ILL open a new Class in Writing
wv on Tuesday, the 23d inst, over ~
the Store.of F. Beech, No. 40, College-&ESzAA
street. where Ladies and Gentlemen can, in a short
time learn to write with ease neatness and rapi ty
Parents can have their children taught during
SCHOOL VACA TON
So as afterwards to devote all their time to other
studies, in the other Schools
Those who wish to know whether this is by far
the cheapest and most certain method of learning
to write, Mr.. D. refers to several hundred pupils
taught by him in Nashville, either last winter or
twelve years since.
Persons from the country can finish their les
sons IN one Ueek.
Hours, 9 to IL, A. NJ, to P. NJ.
n. B. Those wishing seats in Mr.. DIS classes
should apply Immediately, as his stay will neces-
sarily be much shorter than on his recent Wis to
Nashville Tiune0O
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
iune12.
LAND SALE.

ON Wednesday the sth of July next tract containing
~ nearly 200 acres, In Davidson county, eleven miles
South Of Nashville, mile from the n. O. R. R.,
Mill Creek the premises Of r. F. JONES' be sold at
ton. third be paid the 25th December next
and time the other all without in
Bond and approved security the first payment
half Of the is in cultivation the chief
Of which is Mill creek bottom, the other half is in WOOD
and valuable building timber Steam Saw and Gris
Mill, With fair improvements new frame building out
buildings generally good and garden; lasting Spring water
and luxury indeed in Summer; nearly every
kind Of fruit trees and vines for this climate,
Will sell about 100 with the improvements, with
the privilege of The other portion in smaller lots
shown the maps. AS to situation, quality OF land,
timber and water, call and see before the day Of sale
June -ImtSw B. r. JONES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03

GRAND OPEN DISPLAY
OP FRENCH PATTERN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
TARGET SHOOTING ON THE 4rH OF JULY AT
C0CKRILL'S SPRINGS.
THE Target Schooling will be d
IL manner.

following
Il
I. TARGET "TKSNNssEE."
The diameter OF this 10 is divided in
hve circles; three OF the best shots the
the first premium, Silver Cup worth St6.
The second premium Tor the three best shots Silver
Cup worth &I2 90
The third ium for the three best shots Silver Cup
worth $1,000
The fourth premium three best shot. is Silver
Cup wor as %.
The shooting at This be less than three
times. Price FOR the three shots 81 90.
TARGET "FATBERLsNp"
This diameter Of thi~ target is 81 inches.
The rst remlum for the best Is Silver plated up
worth 80 90
The premium the following shot Silver
plated Cup worth s. 90.
Price for three shots so cents.
TARGET AMERICA"
The diameter Of this Tgeis the the above and
the hrs premium for the best shot Silver plated Cup
worth 60 CO.
The second premium for the following best shot
plated Cup worth IS CO.
Price for three shots so cents
The distance from the stand to the Target 200 yards
The shoe ing must be done CG hand. In the
gels "Fatherland" and America" every
much as he likes. iun,29-td
81 Every body ia invited to be present and use their
own fh 1he premium will be awarded the best
hot The Cups be seen at Mr. Padouxs Union