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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-14
ENM ANS HIP
MIR. DOLREAR.

~ NHHO OOA HHNA o. OUAHbEt oIs alu Inc SQuares
DAILY RECEIVING PUPILS IN
Writing and PhOnOgTaPhy.
DERsONs from the country finish their lessons in on
n week. -
LADIES and GRTLEES taught easy elegant STYLE
Writing free from all etgdr GctdtiOR, Of useless and f
ealOuS display.
Knowing e7ad7Sf reputation could only be gained and
sustained by the permanent improvement of his Pupils Mr. D.
has ever pursued that OF candOr and which
secured him, within the last Is years. liberal patronage in
torefer the improvements many he has
the Southern county, and the testimony Of those who have
witnessed the last years large c-uIars
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-14

TUyHIS well known property stand equi
Louisville, Ky, and Nashville, Tenn. Immediately the
Railroad the intersection Of the GsSgoF Branch, and within
miles Of he celebrated Mammoth with which
be by Turnpike. construction,
fered for for the ensuing together with large
farm, in good OF cultivation.
Thu viii desirable Tavern Stand in the State being
Immediately the Louisville ana Nashville Railroad, which will
be completed this coming fall.
twill be the stand for passengers from both ends Of Tire road
going Mammoth Cave, point
any railroad station to the Cave.
The wishes in other branches Of business which
will add the importance Of the place.
competent person keep such house apply Possession
will given meiiatey. Sho1d the farm be lase will
be divided for the address,
GEORGE NJ. PROCTOR, Three Forks, Ky.
apply 70 Col Th0s j. Bans0rd No. IS. Public square,
Nashville. fjanll-dlsdkE2W
Augusta COnsutOnaistc copy Of s. and send bill
% Office.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TUE eoparnsrsp heretofore existing the firm
Branord McWhirer Co, has this day been dissolved
BY mutual Andrew J. McWhrter has purchased the
Of goods belonging originally the old firm, and Continues
business in the store house formerly occupied by Washington
Bryan Co.. Ne %, East side Public Square, under the style
Of A J. McWhirter Co. Thomas L. Bransfoi.
Russell NJ Kinnaird and John L. Bransford AUTHORISED
and they Onlyto settle the business of the old hrmof BraRs
THOS. L. BRANSFORD.
A !. MCWHIRTER.
RUSSELL NJ. KINNAIHD,
JOHN $. BRANSFORD,
r. c. SAUFLEY,
Accompanying this notice. take great pleasure recommsn
ding the Of A j. McWhirter & Co., friends
in every worthy the sonnuei confidence and patronage
the trade. TI0S. L. BRANSFORp,
X. NJ KIM ARD,
j. BRANSFORD.
Jan. ], 1859. jan4-E4tl K C. SAUFLEY.
CHAN c L.
HAVING sold our entire stock Of Hardware, Cut-
lery, Guns. Ace u Messrs.A. ". MCal, tlate Of
the house OF Mccall Yanlesr Co.. and W. p Fail, OF Crks
VILE take this method returning thanks the
patrons Of houses cheeruly recommend
them the members Of being business and
gentlemen worthy Of all confidence.
isnll Late Williams & Co.
Having purchased Hardware. Cutlery, Guns
&C. from John Williams, ae Williams * Co We will continue
GENERAL HARDWARE BUSINESS,
Attse old stand Of Kirkman < Ellis,
No. 81, Public Square, Nashville,
where will pleased see the I'D customers the house
also, friends in general assuring hem OF BEST efforts
render entire SATISFACTION. We would that The stock being
made complete, by large editions Of Kew Goods and will he
pared for the spring Trade before the h Of February. The
general prices will the low established ~
liams L Co. isnl3-im MCCALL & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-14

Having lessons Of Mr. J. W. DoLsEAR in Phonosraphy
for four da free TO that would deprived the
knowledge have thus received for $500. regard Phonogphy
taught by Mr.. D. long step the highway progress
The day is not far Distant when in opinion, Phonograghy
with its twin sister, PhoEoypy will he taught all schools
of the land, and shall hail the day with enthusiasm
Hon. THOMAS II. BENTON said in Congress Had this been
known forty would have twenty years
bard labor"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-14

XMTB invite the attention friends and the public Eener-
ally to our large stock Of Groceries, Wines Liquors
AAna CgsTs The system We intend pursuing OF keeping up
our assortment together with the perfect
of tae purchase OF Goods will enable offer buyers
ments unsurpassed BY any house in the city.
Country Merchants with the Cash their ad van
tags TO call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
We call particular attention 30 Of Liquors, which
is very complete, and pure and Eaaterad
stock consists in part Of the following:
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T. C. BURGE1 :.
B U X g e & AL l. e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission 81 Produce Merchants,


AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. Or COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
VETE receipt large and assorted Of
w Groceries, Liquors, &C. to which We invite the attention
sugars.
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar, bls Baltimore and Louisiana
100 bbls and Philadelphia Coffee Sugar;
Crushed sugar, Is bbls Baltnno and Louisiana
50 bos n and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
Powdered Sugar. IS bbls BaltisaOre and Philade
phia Sugar.
Coffee.
500 sacks Rio Coffee, 3 do o. g. Java COHee,
MOIasses.
s5o 6bls New MOlasss 80 Ten gallon kegs Gold Syrup,
200 X hbls 20 bbls de- do
loo ten gall kegs de
Sundries.
$50 boxes Star Candles, 40 dOz Painted Bueksts,
go u do do - nests Painted Tubs,
200 do do $50 dozen Washboards,
80 boxes falloW do 90 dOz BrOOms-
100 do Pearl Starch; $1,000 assorted Cigars,
900 do Bar Soap, IS bxs smoking Tobacco
25 chests Green Black Tea 500 do Manufactured do all
Is bags Spice, grades,
30 do Pepper 100 bxs CARROTS Snuff,
10 bales Ginger, 30 kegs Shot, assorted szs;
100 casks New Castle Soda, IS do Bar Lead
100 do inpapers IS bxs Mason's Backing;
hest Indike, $50 10 Glassware
2easks Dutch Nader; 80 do Window Glass:
p ter9esir esh Rice, $50 bills Kenh4WE Salt,
LIQUORS.
800 bbls WHISKY, 200 Robertson Comfy
100 do Wilshire's do Whisky,
IS do Ward & Cary do $50 bbs Rye & Bourbon de
p do Smiths old 100 LongwOrh's CatAEhs
20 or. pipes Sherry & Madeira Wine;
S y pipes Jean Louis Brandy; wine:
? pipes Holland Gin; so bask Champagne Wine;
~ bbls Ale: 10 bills Vinegar
2j casks London Porter;
Together every other articles usually kept Grocery
inc Ljanl2 BURGE ALLEN.
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ETNA COAL.

FINE supply Of this economical Csal, hand
the Ena Coal Yard hack Of the Nashville and Chaa-
noOga Railroad Depot selling following low prices
Large Lump Round Coal - per s55Oper
Mixed Large and Fine do 20 do de ) 90 do
Fine l6 de " de
Try and ySu viii be convinced it the best coal in the
market. tdec3l-lly-2dpgI S J. AGNEW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-14

W. F. STEAESs Professor Of Governmental Science and
LyIr, in the IRiterstgof MjssiSSiDpi saws
Photography taught by Mr.. Dolhear, confused coe
ton Of abtrf Characters as supposed by many bgu-
ui, harmonious, phlisoph al and se based upon
principles which simple that child them
readily When illustrated nd by competent instructor
such know Mr. Dolesr to be Boys Of eight
mem es Of the same class with myself and the rapidy
with which they progress ii was wonderful to me.
than twenty four hours think, have been spent b
practice and receiving lessons; and surprised
find that already write rapidly in the photographic
style than the ordinary method With little daily practice
that few weeks Photography will effect for
saving Of least threeoUrhs Of the time pres
the process Of committing thoughts paper Were
possible the requion cannot doubt colleges
professional schools could not ote ehectuay
Of education by making degree Of
proficiency Photography prerequisite the admissisn every
pupil.
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PICKLES, PRESERVES, de-, Gc.
PICKLES.
Eng French and American Of sTey dsserPsn ana IL all
sizee packages
SAUCES.
Worcestershire, Regents,
John Bull, Beef-Stake,
Quin, Lsrd AAyors
Camp, Dir aooert feeir
AOgul, India oey,
soyer's Relish, Sauce Piquante'
ketohuPS.
Tomato MushroOn and Walnut.
PRESERVES.
Boston, HAVANA Chinese and Shaker Pie Fruits asserted
English; Lemon and assorted syrups
JELLIES.
Red Curraat Assorted Jams; Guava Jelly.
FRESH FRUITS.
Assorted Peaches Strawberries &c in Tin and Glass; FreneA
and American.
LIME JUICE.
Rose Water Orange Flower Water, caPers Olives Stuffed
Olive, Olive Oil.
BRANDY FRUITS
OF every description, French and American.
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JrpeE KAN. of p5Hadl1D6io. sn,

To the professional man, and indeed whose Dur
suits in life call him record incidents thoughts
Of the great machines Of the age and like all sucl
macines that really good it does better can be on
without it."
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PEPPER, SPICES, &c.,
Fiet for making umbO, Ground Whole Spices, Pepper
sauce BuckEhest Beef 6ongaeS Dried 5se CnoeSs cocoa
liam MAcearOni and Vermice Dried Dutch aud Rec Herring
CHEESE.
English Barry Pine Apple Holland Gruyere, sspO ssgO Pat
Grsssi, &C.
Durham lexington BixOn Aromatic, Epcurian, French, &c
and Oswego Pearl and Corn stareh
YEAST POWDERS.--PrestOn < Merdrs
CANDLES.--sperm, Star and Fancy COlOred Wax.
SOAP.--Famiy, CASTLE and Toilet
wooden ana willow Ware,
Matches and TaBII salt,
Riee--Fresh Carolina.
SUGAR.
Loaf CRUSHED Powdered, Granulai, Clarified, and extra
choice Brown SUI
COFFEE.
Java Moche, Laguyra, HAVANA, Cope and Rio
MOEASSES.
Choice Sugar House, Golden Syrup, Horn eehsrs Refine
~, st. Louis.
Together with every article required for Family use.
DELIVERED
Jan1I-dR RIB. SNOWDEN co.
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X. W. DASHLs
pleasure in saying that l. with many others this
place, awaited myself Of the opportunity Of taxing lessons
science of Photography Taught by Professor W. DOLBER,
and justice him. cheerfuy and arlesy state
he able to mpar in limited time to who will give
his attention, thorough knowledge Of the principles Of the
science. Although prevented by Of official engagements
from attending than half Of his course Of lessons
s heen such enable me both to read and write in
the characters employed with astonishing readiness.
less pleased with the beauty and simplicity Of the
tenn and its admirable to the wants Of the community,
than surprised and delighted the With which its principles
he cred child when accompanied by the
illustrations explanations Of Mr.. Dslhear.
think that if its merits it would be at adopted
by Adults and would permit their children to be with
out this ahoravng invention especially when they reflect that
its principles can be mastered in few hours.
RO. W. 7. DANIEL.
Grand Secretary Grand Lodge, Chapter, COuLcil and Eneamp
ment Of Mississippi
My Twelve of member OF his class and
than satisfied with the progress that he has made and
eve that it will be Of benefit than twelve months
Of sual study would be. J. II. BOYD,
Mayor Of ne City Of jackson
Mr. D: mas most admirable panoramic Illustrations which
greatly aid the learner.
Printers can easily learn to set type from phone graphic manu-
SCRIPTS and thereby greatly lessen the labor EDITORS merchants
&c who write advertisements, &c, in photography.
Hours to IL, A NJ, to 5, P. NJ, and to 9 at night
janl4-h
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Account of the Wreck of the Schooner 81

Light he the sod which rests upon his breast
Green he the grass that grows upon his grave
Eternal be the laurels that flourish round his tomb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05
PersonaI Intelligence.

The Boston Gazette has brief but excellent sketches Of
the Massachusetts delegation in Congress- from which we
learn that nine Of the number natives OF that STATE
born in New York. and one in Maine Seven are
members OF the legal profession three merchants,
and teacher. Only one (Mr. Adams) graduated
at Harvard College; Messrs. Thayer and Train are
graduates Of Brown University; Mr.. Eliot Of Columbian
College d. c.: Nr. Rice Of Union Mr.. Burlngame Of
Michigan, Mr.. Gooch Of Dartmouth, Mr. Delano, of Am
senior member Of the delegation and Mr. Burlingame is
the youngest member. The ages are as follows-Mr.
Adams SO; Mr. Eliot 81 Mr. Dawes, 49, Mr. Train, 40;
Thayer. "a: Mr. Gooch, 80; Mi. Dclano. so; Mr. Bur
lingamc, 81 Messrs Alley and Burlington arc Of Quaker
parentage Messrs Eliot and Adams were born in Boston,
FIVE Of the delegation were born in the districts they
present. and two others in adjoining counties Nine Of the
number members Of the wing party, M Gooch)
democrat and one (Mr. Aley) member OF the
free soil party. All now members Of the republican
party. Two OF them, Messrs Adams and Dawes, have
been editors Of newspapers.
The wife Of Governor Willard, Of Indiana sister Of ].
T. Cook now under sentence Of death Harpers Ferry,
is suffering much from her grief at the impending fate Of
that unfortunate man.
David r. Floyd Jones' Secretary Of State elect is to
ceve the honor public entertainment in the village Of
Hampstead, l. J., on the 18th inst
Two breach OF promise tried al Morris, o.
county n Y, the 10th inst. The first was that
Of Maria Van Buskrk of Otsego, against A. T. Shymer
Of Pennsylvania. No answer given TO the complaint and
verdict Of $1,000 was rendered for the plaintiff The
second that Of Emily p Matteson, Of Pittsed against
A. Gardner, formerly Of New Lisbon. No answer and
plaintiff was awarded $500 damages.
leave absence for sixty days, with permission TO
apply for extension Of -four months has been granted
Brcvet Major W. Fl. Gordon, Captain Sd Infantry De-
partment Of New Mexico
Governor Morgan has appointed Allen D. Scott, Of Eli
cottve. to he County Judge Of Cattaraugus county in
place Of Nelson Cobb who has removed from that county
Mayor Swami of Baltimore, continues at his country
seat Virginia, where IL is probable he will remain for
another week or two, and then return to that city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05
Installation OF q New Clergyman.

new clergyman, Rev. L. Down, was Installed last
evening tho Northwest Presbyterian church in Fiji
tieth street, Eighth avenue. There good
attendance, and the exercises highly interesting
After the usual preliminary exercises Of prayer and
singing, Rev. DR.. WALTER CLARK preached the installation
sermon, taking his text Collosans i, %: Whom
we preach warning every and teaching every man
in all wisdom, that may present every perfect
in Christ Jesus" The preacher gave his views Of what
constituted good clergyman 10 be good and efficient
preacher Of the gospel, he said required abilities Of
high order who knew how TO graDple with and
present clear and definite ideas of faith Christianity
The minister's mission the nobest earth He urged
earnest devotion to the duties Of his profession upon the
minister and showed how he might make his mission
not only noble but Godlike divine He portrayed the
difficulties that beeet the minister in his arduous task and
enforced bold meeting of these difficulties asteadasness
of purpose and pous zeal that carry with
the brightest resutsthe conversion Of souls and building
up of Cbrists kingdom on earth.
Following the sermon, Rev. DR.. Joseph G Styles de-
livered the charge 1t replete with impressive in
strucoDs, and unfolded the spiritual of those en-
terpg the ministerial profession.
Remarks appropriate TO the occasion ensued by Rev.
Dr. David Coe and Rev Dr. Crttcnden latter al the
close Of his remarks putting the constitutional questions
Singing and benedction by the newly installed clergy
man terminated the exercises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05
City Politics.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In to day ssue Of the HERALD you mention in your
list Of candidates for Councmen for election in the Fifth
Senatorial district that my name Ia not in the Directory
Please look for Repper instead of Rppero BY correct
ing the above you will oblige FRIEDRICH REPPER.
December 4, 1859.
TO THE EDTTcE OF THE HERALD.
In your issue of this morning, among the list Of candi-
dates for the office Of School Commissioner, you put me
liquor dealer. In this you were misinformed,
for my business ia that Of real estate broker.
December A, 1859. JOSEPH MCGUIRE
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Among the list OF candidates in odays paper, find
my name mentioned a keeper of policy office. This
10 q mistake; my business s that Of 4 house agent
Dec. 3, 1859. EDW L. MURPHY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
John Dixon candidate for School Inspector In the Eighth
ward, is tailor, and not liquor dealer
Dec a. 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

The committee for the Garbad fund beg inform the
public that besides the gentlemen heretofore advertised
Mr.. d. H. Clark, of the Everett House, Mr. Hiram Gran
ston, OF the New York Hotei Messrs. Treadwell 4
Whitccmb Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel; Mr. Shepard Knapp
President Of the Mechanics Bank and Mr.. Luigi Antona
ro of No so Greenwich street, have also kindly consent
ed to take charge of subscription books
The best oil portrait of Gen. Garibald painted and pre-
sentcd to The committee by Mr. Giuseppe Gerosa
disposed Of by lot among the subscribers be
the Merchants Exchange Of this city.
Gen. Avezzana, Presidents Or. Mncln P. Patti, NJ Pa
vni, G. D Sanguinctti, ] 6ndolfo, r. Amaraui, Score
tares. fN'@# HtE W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05
VILLA msburg CITY News.

FATAL AccDENr-Coroner Smell held inquest Satur
Gay evening" the body Of William Dermdy, who frac
tured his neck by falling down stairs at his residence in
North Sixth street, Sixth street, f. D. He retired
bed early Friday night and after his wife went
leaving him alone When she returned he found
al the bottom Of fight Of stairs, having fallen the entire
length. II is supposed that he attempted to descend and
missed his step.
ISQuYsrAn inquest was held by Coroner Smell, Satur.
day. on the body Of a child, which was found in lot
near the foot of South Seventh street, E. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05
yalInfelIinence.

yesterday at noon in forty hours from New York The
following Is list Of her olcers:-Iieut. Commanding
Thos. s. Phelps; Executive oficerJ B. Minor; Master
Mates-Jchn W. Murdaugh, Thos. W. Robbins Lewis Ket
chum; Chief Surgeon Edward L. Brady Assistant Sur
eeon-Robert Farrcn Physician-Chas. r. TORY. The
Vixen will stop few days ut Norfolk her way 10 the
Gulf Norfolk Herald, Dec. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

GREAT FAIR AT THE ACADEMY on Mumo yoR rHx ssrres an
hEEcY-The fair for the benefit Of the Institution Of
Mercy, corner Of Houston and Mulberry streets COM
mences this morning ct the Academy OF Music, and VIII
be continued till the 18th inst inclusive Nothing has
been kt undone to render II the successful enter
prise Of the kind that has been held in New York.
Among the thousands Of valuable articles which win be
dsp0sed OF IN the usual way Is q magnificent qnarto
volume bound In the costly style Of art and con-
tanning the autographs Of many OF the great and dis
autographs worth preserving Then there is most
valuable manuscript copy Of the Bible written about
centuries before me art o. printing discovered It
would be impossible 10 enumerae all the valuable things
that have been accumulated tor the benefit Of this de-
serving charity The Academy win be lighted with gas
during the day. and Dodworhs Band has been employed
for the whole time from the 9TH to tile 18TH The fair
promises TO be complete success.
CHILD BURNED 10 DxAm--Emma @. Jones' . child
about four old residing at No s3 Thirty second
street, burned 10 DEATH Saturday night by her
clothes catching IRE at the stove during the temporary
absence OF her grandmother from the room. Coroner
Schrmer held inquest upon the body Of deceased yes
erday, when tho jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
The NEW HAMPSHIRE MLnARY.-Gen. Stark, OF New
Hampshire, in this city, for the purpose Of examining
the uniforms Of different cavalry companies, with
reference to the adoption of the style deemed suit
able for the company Of Governors Horse Guards in that
State Gen. Stark has the recipient Of many acts OF
hospitality from our military officials
NEW York TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No 6-At meeting
Of the above society held Saturday evening" December
Sat No. 163 Bowery, the following named gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing
H. Brown; Vice Presiden-John Ross; Recording Secre-
tary-k y. Dack Corresponding secretasy-w. K Finch;
financial secretary-G A. Coburn; Treasurer-S Sloan;
Fund Trustee-C Smith; Janitor-C W. Colburn; Busi-
ness CommitteeTD Austin R Drake, J. 7. Gallagher f..
Freckclton and b. W. Flynn.
ANOTHER FIREMAN DEAD-James E. Morgan the in
surance patrolman who injured by being over
by Engine Company No SO, while proceeding TO the fire in
Trinity place Monday last died yesterday the New
York Hospital His death was caused by an attack Of
phemia cbls occasioned by tho extraneous matter
that should have passed from the amputaton OF his
fingers flowing back into his system. The deceased
member Of Manhattan Engine Company No s. and leaves
a wife and two children.
An ECMED BURGLAR ARREsrED.-Captain Downing and
officer Jourdan, Of the Sixth ward police succeeded in
arresting named james Brennan alias Curry, who,
about four years ago. escaped from Kings county Jail
Brooklyn, where he confined with Turner for
burglary The latter sent for fifteen years 70 the
State prison. Brennan will be taken back for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-05

Dc Ioze Zolinger and l. Decoppet were appointed
Mr. Wacxrrx. in the name Of the Retiring Committee,
offered list candidates for the organization OF the new
committee.
The following gentlemen were unanimously elected
Messrs Ad Rnsch President: L. p De Luze, Vice Presi
dent: Ed Perret, Secretary: L. Merriam p Decoppet,
Fmcrling A. BsboG Members Of the Board.
On motion OF the PRESIDENT, it was decided that the
thanks of the society should be offered to-
!. The members Of the Swiss Club, of Brooklyn, for
their donations OF $40 &c.
2. To Dr.iKemmcrer for the good care he has taken
of the Swiss indigents.
To the members of the Board for the services they
have rendered TO the society.
T. To Mr. II Meyer. the Assistant Secretary, for his
zeal in the discharge OF bis duties.
To Mr. Laurent Delmonco for his kindness in placing
his rooms at the disposal Of the society.
This closed the business Of the meeting, and the
pany withdrew to another paror to partake Of splendid
banquet, such Dclmonico, with his stan OF ru,eis
knows how TO prepare for such occasions
The table set In the most recherche style; hand
some pieces Of confectionery, adorned with the Hcve
tan flag and other aegorical figures, disposed attn
teryals upon ii.
Prayer was offered by Reverend Mr. Dubois and after
full justice had been done the excellent catables oeioe
them the company proceeded with the following - -
which were drunk with enthusiasm and responueu W NJ
short but appropriate remarks -. -
The United States and their Honorable
adopted country, which gives US an asylum All Jul
wishes are for il ever increasing prosperity. -
tn the Swiss Confederation and its Magistrates-May
Cod continue to watch over beautiful atherand ana
protect as He has done until now IN 80 evident msn
TT To our Benevolent socicty-To lis prosperity,
&c nrovrcss Let us hope that every year the
AN ,ncrease as well as the friends who shall partici
nate ai the feast we celebrate 70 day.
Let us not forget the ladies' il their presence does not
adon our feast thoughts are with them 10 our wives
and sveethearts: let us drink their healths
This closed the regular tcasts which were followed by
many volunteer by Messrs De Inze Paiard, Mnrct
as also by several patriotic songs and the company sepa
rated hour well pleased With each other and the
rest Of mankind.