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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-26
RESTAURANTS.

MOST REMARKABLE CASE-WE MAY SAY THE
IA most remarkable moAomania recently ca
Inhibited, is that Of the who forgot that SEEGENT
No. 60 William street. keeps the best Ale ce4s
glass; and fbsofnparable liquors, with dairy lunch
Who'd have tnnnk III
<NysTERs.-THE BIGGEST sTEws TIE LARGEST
~ Fries the higest Roas,s and the maameth Saddle
Rocks always be fonnd at LIBBY'S ly Futea street
Herald Shise B-Oysters opened without king
cfher~by avoiding fine pieces OF shell, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
For Rent,
PHOTOGRAPHIC. CARD.

TAXI pleasure In Announcing 70 NJ old friends ans
TONERS that after an absence Of two years, have again
turned to the practice Of the OtGEraD Art
In all its branches having purchased the of ny brother
In he old established Gallery in Union Street, and having speu
four months in New York The past Sumner obtain nlly ali
the late improvements in the s have paind renovated
enlarged the uite Of Rooms Throughout That ny facilities are
better produce first ezss thaa Galleries can
beast Of and conduss to the comfort Of patrons not
only to Sustain the proud position the Gallery has heretofore
E1sned, bat to elevate Il to still higher standard. have
also engaged the services Of Mr. COOK 81 the Ph5t
gr4phers the world who took ae Pictures which obtained The
hrs premium at the Worlds Far In London, in 1851, and an
dstrinei not only to make this the leading Gallery
Etae, but M E0r szl not be surpassed North or son
and Introduce the public the ollcEioz new gylez
Imperial Photograph, I3dsa IEkI c.
Fiy1ste, plaiB cclortd GIL. --.r.
Ivorytypes, coioredi
Pastel Fictures lie siEsI
Photographs On Can Eass, Life Eigt
Visiting Cards, FILL length, plain;
Autograph Ph0togT aohs, IS taken Ct enc s.tgss
sterre0scopes glass or pEPeT.
conzi1ue 20 -5sa tbs Meisiroirp "a h-sl sgc
ics- I1s above styles AL srsig f. ~ zg- =Ecer.
&c Au--Tsp c-l- walsh only rafe ore co f7s AN
aao sra in Esut ~ znYta1 10is u invite. sire
ne Gall hstore v-E slssTbsTs VIXEN a hg 1ccrisr
ds,ocr5,rstien its lsoT flcts Respectfully,
celi-a z. F. HCGHzS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
Interesting Letter from the Field,
Special Correspondence of the Memphis Appeal.

special correspondents OF the memphis appeal.
COLUMLUs, KY, Nov. Z, IL o'clock Nj have JUS
returned from the battle field and am too much fat
tigucd 10 give you anything like detailed account of
the great and glorious victory have achieved here
to-day. Suffice it to say, the defeat Of the enemy
was Overwhelming and disastrous, leaving the field
streWn with their dead and wounded to say moths
iEg of the oyercoats knapsacks, guns, etc, they
threw aside the better to facilitate their nglOrCus
flight. We pursued them about seven miles TO their
boats, where we captured large quantities of am
mutton etc. The gallant l54th regiment charged up
to within fifty yards of the boats which they en-
barked under the most terrific cannonade from
their gunboats which fortunately overshot our men
doing them no damage whatever, with the excepA
ton of Col Smith having his horse shot from under
him.
The enemy's force amounted to full 1000 and
was commanded by Gen. McClernand person,
assisted by General BoWlin, who is amongst the
prisoners. Gen. Bowlin was captured by Rev.
Jas. Rogers, of Somerville, who at the same time
captured stand of colOrs. Col. Dougherty is also
prisoner, and Col. Beaufort, who came down with
flag of truce the other day from Cairo, is amongst
the slan and several others of their field officers
are either killed or captured
Our forces actively engaged at first consisted of
the 18th Tennessee volunteers commanded by Col
John V. Wright; the 22d, commanded by Col Thos.
J. Freeman the I'd, by Col. ]. Knox Walker; the
2lst, by Col. Picket, and Col. Tappan's 18th Ar
kansas regiment. These four regiments making in
all about 2 500 effective men, bore up most gallant
Gen. Pillow had chief command, and deserves all
praise for doing some of them desperate fighting
ever done on this continent.
General Cheatham, however, when our men had
been beaten back with the loss of one battery,
Capt. Watson's,l carried over Col Russell's 9th
Tennessee regiment. Col Marks 18th Louisiana and
Col Smiths l54th Tennessee, retoOk the battery,
and carried death and destruction among them eve
rywhere. The 4th, commanded by Col o. p. Strahl
was also ordered over, but was held in reserve and
did not actively engage in the fight. This was
owing to 8 simultaneous attack made on the bates
RES by The gunboats as well as the apprehensions
that a land force was moving US from the Ken
lucky SIDE A portion of this regiment, however
was detailed TO bring in the wounded of the Lin-
colnites, who were lett on the field. A great num-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
CReSSs-TTES WANTED.

CR0SSS-TIES WANTED.
yEHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company viii
Il . contract Tor 10000 Cedar CroSS-Ties, 9fset
long Inches Thick well hsgn to fsce at place
iess than inches clear OF bark timber to be sound 10 be deliver
ed at the grade line Of the road in Nashville
The contractors want 70 contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ties, OF the sse above be delivered
the line Of the road in piles from section Il 10 section "a
enough on each section to supply the cams.
Persons wishing to bid will direct 70 the President Direct
CT the NEEhvHs and PorthSsgtsSn Railroad Company
Nashville, Tenn .utyll-H,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
Further from CoIumBus--Another state
mauf


We are permitted to make the following extract
from letter written by one Of our volunteers, a
member of Col. Pieketts regiment who participate
ed in the battle near Columbus, to his brother in
this city,
CoLUMBUs, New. Z, IL o'clock p. M-The battle
lasted from IL o'clock A. N. until O'Clock z. NJ,
and resulted in great loss both sides. Col. Tap
pans Arkansas regiment lost fifty or sixty killed, and
about two hundred wounded. Our regiment (Col.
Pickett's Tenn) sustained the next heaviest casual
ties-our killed being sixteen, and wounded about
one hundred. Col. Pickett had his horse shot four
times. Our force, when we were attach was about
twenty four hundred strong, under command of
Gen. Pillow and after maintaining our position
against the assaults of eight thousand for two
hours. and our ammunition being exhausted, we
retreated to the river where were reinforced by
Gen. Cheatham's brigade.
Watson's battery, which had been taken by the
enemy, was then reczptured. after great loss, and
the complete rout of the Federals. The icinty of
the battle was strewn with the dead for hundred
yards
Too much credit cannot be awarded to Gen. Pill
low and Col Pickett.
Amoug onr acquaintance injured, 81 J. L. Saf-
farrans, badly wounded; J. G. Fnnie, shot in the
cheek, and the wound thought a bad one; Capt r.
by in the lungs; Lieut. Coleman in the bowels,
The l54h Tennessee regiment lost one killed and
two wounded
We have not found more than eighty-five killed,
but think there will be about one hundred and
fifteen killed and lost and four hundred wounded
The battle field certainly looks gloomy by moon
light, and cannot but expect that it will present
a more horrible sight by daylight.
We lost one of our cannon--the horses became
frightened and ran into the river. e
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M. d e. r. CHEATHABE,
WHOLESALE GROCEKs, AND DEALERS
PINE BRANDTEs, WTNHs,ToBAoco CIGARS, HATLs, /.
+ 2 DohHSTI0 LIQUORS, &c, ---
C0RRER OF COLLEGE, AND 08ERcR SzREETs
Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE srejustln receipt Of large snd veil selected Ioek Of
w Groceries, Liquors etc., eonssng in part islloEE
$50 hhds Sugar gradSl genuins Havana Cigars
500 bbls ehocs MoIassesI 800 kegs Nails, azsortedi
100 DO do 100 DOZEN Painted RuckssIJ
$50 bags prze Rio CoaesI 50 nests Tubs l.
100 bbs Powdered orushsd and 10 bbls English Talassi
Loaf Sugar. 10 bois PseAnsi
$50 boxes Star Oandles 10 bbla FilbertH. .--
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE RRANDIES, WINES, sc,
IS < & choice French BrandieE --.
30 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WiAssg
$50 baskets best hrandf Oh3npaznsi
50 boxes Scovill OlaEet,
l g S 81; Ha2I E SIs e. County Ws'
do do do Bourbon - 20
And sso lsrEsstcckOf Common Whisky, American Brandy
Sin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents Tor tAs Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder Ths
drnsd being the only Agsntsn Nashville Of the Manufacturer
large stock Of Powder hand, In Magazine FOR sale.
SO kegs Dupont Rhe Pogdeg eo00 kegs Hazard Blasting Pow
500 = DO do DO dsri
s06 Z Do DO DO $50 csss Of Powder, ..sorss5
goo do do do brands;
ECO ksssDupont DlaingP 50 bbs Toy, Bedford Co.
dsr. sAfsty fuse.
jail r. 4. .. ?. oIIEATHAsE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
EaPontSPoEdsrI Jcy, Bedford & Co.'s 2aiSsy
z--~- 80
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BEN VAL
AND
NEW PURCHASE.

HAVE purchased Of W. W. Fin1 kis stock Of Wall Pspey
&c, ard renewing ny stock OF Locking Glasses, Gil
Frames, Venetian blinds, Win ow Shades Artist Materials
&c SC, 10 h w W Fnns cid Stand % Public square Ger
Re Dsacsk sSes, Wbese shall be Eadto ny enSs
patrons, W.HRIEHAF,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
Bark Mills.

HE best improved grinding Bark Mills yet invent
ed is being manufactured ami will be ready
livery by the first Of October. For sale at
J. LUMsDEH & co.,
MOL South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
LUMsDEN & MANN,
septl If No IS Magazine street, New Orleans, La
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
Removed,

HAVE removed ny Shoe establishment to Market street
Sos the public square, next door to Morrow Son
where would be pleased to former customers friend
And shall endesvor at ali mfs keep hand general assert
nent Of Home Made Boots and Shoes, IN As prea
variety and low the prize Of materials Justify
Army boots and shoes and all kinds oheavy kept in store
made to order. --r
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather.
seD2O-H. JAMES ". HAMILTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
MAPS FoR THE
DiscOyery---EIecsrO-
-.-. Water.

Il we'll kncxn TIE profession that EleStrciy the gsst
motor Of ITs Every remedy which really disease
does Of lie electrical adaptation The wants o. The
invalid BIZ the such remedies and ELzCTEEO
WKrrk which patients bsshsd In Of slseTet
Ladies being attended by aLadyI eErng all kinda q ola
and obstinate complaints which have resisted all other
Of receive hfe bat in such cases.
where patients weak 70 visit me, treat them By the
BronDOn EOsDiS hGiGti0ns, which hreahed into ths
diseased lung right at the seat Of the disease Ssnd tso
stamps for pamphet Other patients who cannot come 70
the @HEALIs0 WATEsH can By sending feethe age-sex
and full description Of synptons have medicines 70 hen
(send fer crcuar The Eecric Waters extract all mineral
substances medcine Otherwise absorbed The
perence Of twenty in the treatment sf many hsus
and chrsnc and Womans diseases and weaknesses, nag
be regarded q reasonable gnarsRtes OF Fuccess.
III Rooms and Boarding Furnished %
Patients n
PHYSICIANS VINO nay wis avail Themselves Of this val
sabIs discovery in Electric Baths invited ny oes
at No I46, South Summer street.
Hours to u. every day except ne Sabbath.
address 49, Oh. WoABAUGH,
uar26l-d&tsly Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
Eaza FJq sale.

FzppEostcn sds before st January, I'll sri ao5a
ae3atiug terrls oE1y Acres or Lana, three miles
ro The Corporation lrits, 6i Greek, cpposs MAJ COTS
This Il o. TIE os beautiful locations in Davidson county
About half OF e lsnd ID In tinker the balance II cutFs
On There the premises comfortable cabins and ans
young orchard APplT 70 LA asgEs the slAss, ny
ssif 10. pSrticalzrs. GE&S. =. TINST0Ni
iulTI4-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
To BIacksmitIls,

TEVHE Quaemasers Depaltmsn desires to contract with
responsible parties for the manu'acure delivery
Horse Shoes and Horse shoe Nails.
Backmhs outside Of Nashville particularly invited to
make proposals AppIytO @. W. CUkNINGlIAN,
October %, '6I-d3R Assistant Q1arterraas.er.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
TeHnsssss Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill Stone Establishment.
TpuRR Estons Of all sizes on hand and made order
- smut Mill, Of the latest improved PATENT MIL spindl
M Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling, HoiHng and Regulates
screEsi Screen Wire Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris AL
which warranted Of best quality and to give tscton
AL srdsrs and Communication promptly attended to.
j. n. WARNHI
Opposite Broadway Mills, near A 2, Broad strset,
izae92-a&Rd NaEhVillo, Tsna
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
Notiee be- stoekholdeFs.

~ iHE annual election by stockhol5 % re ennss5
snd Alabauz EsilrsaJ 0onPZJy q fG'Cn Directors 20
the afaTs o. The ooaEsoy fey s ensuing tselys
msnths, viii Re heigt re cie ~ t U1Egsay e.. FRANKLIN,
Tenn, on TIE srst Tuesday IN Aggusi EsEt.
Z. II. BRADLEY,
Iulyls-dtd sss'gT. r. A. 2. B. 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12

FTNDERTAKERs Cat J. h currsy old stand on Union be
tween Cherry and Summer Streets prepared to sten
% funerals at all times, with wooden Cons plain eolored
and Metallic Burial Csskets and Cases Of ssupeoF quality
anuiseturea By AaEAha Co.. in this city Prices to salt
Tie times fzue25-H
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12
GOLD MEDAL PEANOs }

pleased to learn that al the great WoTldI TaE,
wv held this month Il the city Of Macon Georgia the sats-
pris.ng Baltimore Firm Enshe & Co. awarded
EtrGt Prts ali competition, FOR their celebrated GoLD
MzDAL PANOs This Fair being held under the direction CT the
Southern Cotton Planters ASS citation, large inGEentS
body Of en the importance attached to receYngs be
OF their Fair produced Learn unusual degree
Of the country Several h1s Instruments exhibit
ton; hut after most patient and thorough examination 81 their
respective merits, the judges unanimously decided that the
ron the Mandatory Of VIM. Knate Co. ths "Escsl
stO - and awarded tbs Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear Dviduous, will sdd tst the
terprise, public spirit an unng energy with which the hes5J
knabe conduct their business ente them degree
all the honcrS and which they have achieved in their
line Lavish in the expenditure Of time and money Predncs
FIRST Qualify Piano, and advertising extensively TO make
their establishment known they have their reward in The posses
sion of large and constantly Increasing butness and the fUrh
rsaaon Of knowing that whenever and wherever conpe
tioa he order OF the dsy, judges uniiory ir
Pisas5 e Is San, Of December ID,
$50.
"A su, the Eboye Is being Tecsivod By A. Y.
Nee ge - nion street, the sale g2t tei 5dls TsnDsssss,
Hho vi sea At sEr fsctoEy prices.
raari7-t ..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12

A Fine Country Residence Fer sale.
HAVING determined to carry my Negroes to the Ers5
Il II South, I wiz sell about Three or -Four ss&
hundred Acres OF Land being part Of 1872 -
The tract upon which reside, situated s.s54skS
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles from
Nashville, In Of the best Reghborhoods IN vii, -
iansOn county Boil equal any in the State Fer Parcu
lars apply to the premises ts A. Y. s. Lndey, in
nashyins Gep9-da P. A. PERKINs.
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Nashville Gun Factory.

STOCKHOLDERS In the Nashville Gun Factory are notified
y that the Directors have call Of five Dollars upor
each share payable before e first Monday septemDe
next The Stockholders requested Hat the Office Of the
Undersigned No. ~ Cherry street, nd make pro pt pay
nents. J. L. B0STICK,
sug20-d Secresary and Treasurer,
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Der were thus taken up and cared fer, and the men
are just now returning to their encampmens. The
scene is bad spectacle enough by moonlight and
how much worse it viii be in daylight cannot tell
Our loss is considerable the heaviest being suss
tanned by the four regiments first engaged. Capt.
j. Welby Armstrong of the I'd regiment was killed,
and Capt Saffarsns seriously wounded. No other
commissioned officers, except Lieut. Walker, either
killed or wounded.
Lieut. Walker is not considered dangerous.
Capt Taylor, of Pickett's regiment, and Captain
VIM. Jackson, of Jackson's battery, are bote dan
gerously wounded.
Capt Burtons company, 18Th regiment, was lite
rally cut to pieces, Lieut.. Ray being killed. We
have lost few other commissioned officers but
am unable at this time to learn their names.
Our total loss in killed, wounded and missing
will amount to hundred and fifty, while that of
the enemy in killed, wounded and prisoners, must
be from five to eight hundred at least We also
captured several wagons, two stand of eolors, and
some pieces of artillery. The battle lasted nearly
all day, and was terrific throughout.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12

Land FOR sale.
Ths underEgned VII sci hsplAraa- -
STrA ion, callcd CAPTrAB VIEa, lying on
Ehs nsrth aijs Of CumberiArd River,
asff1 tsres milesfrom the City ofNashVills,
4EaseH eoutainE aboat Three Eum-
fsasz-s@ dred Acres. Es Eill ssll tail = y
zstfcr sg ~ snail tracts lots, sris purchaser
ehaaeu 6 Tor well Improved property b the 1ltgl =
ne very hest quality Of s0l IL vail Easersd abo1t b
it IN cutivason and the baiancs II dne timber a1d pasf
rere good dwelling housesi good harm and ableg
For iufcrnasor applF 10 tbs E1dsFpsd or % Johs D. ia
ssD3a-d EHo6. q. JAKE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-12

--- THE STAR GALLEREE
DaEuerreOtypes, ARabrOtynes.
RIELAEN OTTPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
No a, Union Street next door to Tesss &Thom2sonI
--t t. SALTZRHAH.
-.-. (LATE oRzRATOR EusaEs' aALLKEH.)
AVING fitted up above, excuEiysly for that
branch Of buHnes il prepared 70 reesiEe the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac siss Of their faces IN
Be highest style Of tins Art. No expense spared T
furnishing his apartments procuring The latest and most
improved apparatus and Materials the confident
instves al who want piotu<sIto give hin call plsg1g
tisFaotion IN every case.
UT Entrsnss nsEt deer West to vessel ThOmpsoA.
WE -.~ P p. BAETENAH.
A CARD.
consideration OF the advance IN all descriptions Of material
used in the manufacture OF castings veil the increased
Of labor the present expense q living
We the undersigned founcTymen Of the city Of Nashville
compelled the price Of castings per
pound from the present dats.
(signsdl ANDREW ANDERSON,
ELLIS MOORE,
7. n BRBGHAS
Na'hYilIs, October IS, Is6i-dln Bop
The New York herald., 1861-12-16

are already well provided for. From sodaiia a%hors %
every day scouting expeditions arc sent out, Wn.ai
pener ally result in tho capture Of fcW PrH"aeao
and tho receipt Of valuable Information.
To an unmiIiary eyo there seems 10 Dc no oprao,o
whatever moving half dozen regiments ana coupn
OF sections Of light artillery and aproportonate oivom VI
cavalry point in johnson county, where thc sup
trains constantly sent TO Prices dsorgan2eu army Nv
could be easily intercepted ant cut o II is me
death with Price rabbe to hold together dur
ing the next sixty days. and the rebels IN saline PeIies
aud lafayette counties using extraordinary e rs W
supply them with food and raiment IL IS nlghy hor
tant that these supplies should he cut o ana IL Is nco
prehensble To- unpraoe civilians why no exerton IL
made in that direction.
The continual sending II fresh troops 70 the
interior does not kia6fcatc any Intention ~
abandon Missouri 70 the enemy this winter; bas,
on the contrary linked with other facts ofeshadows The
prospect OF carly activity Price with his usual sagacity
nd II must be admitted that rebel generalhas shown un
common tact in overcoming obstacles and holding his own
against the Union forcee does dare advance to
the Missouri river for fear of being cut of by forward
movement from Roia In brief. "the stuntion' in Mis-
souri, may be summed up as foiows--filc rebels aud
tnonzls nj watching each other ready 10 spring upon
the first sight Of advantage, with n the advantage Of
location and ability 10 concentrate upon tho Union SIDE
The Thirteenth Iowa regiment left this city to-day For
Jefferson City. They number 027 mon, rank aud hle
and are armed with smooth bore muskets, the Hawking
companies having French Mimic rifles Of late Importation
The seizure Of the books Of Child Pratt Fox, fo
lowed by the seizure Of the books OF the Oak Hall cloth
ing establishment. These seizures by the special
order OF Genera Haeck. at the request OF the Conis
sion OF which Judge Joseph Holt of Kentucky is chair
man The books are now in the possession Of Messfs
Holt, Davis and Campbell for examination. These seia
create considerable excitement among all those
who have Furnished government supplies
Fairs, festiy ynls, ableaux concerts and all kind OF
hibons are the great rage Of this city just now Troops
OF children Hood the stores aud streets daily, begging
everybody TO buy ticket for affair another. The
ladies' union Aid Society have realized 81 900 from on'
entertainment.
The New York herald., 1861-12-16
THE ANTICIPATED ARRIVAL Or THE
ELEVENTH CONNECTICUT REGIMENT.

The Eleventh Connecticut regiment Colonel Kingsbury
viii leave Hartford by steamboat, this afternoon ar
irving in this city early tomorrow TuesdayJ morning
The regiment will land at eight o'clock A. NJ at Pier No
North river, and march thence through Broadway 10
the Park Barracks, whore breakfast will he served
Governor Buckingham and suite together with the Off
ccrs Of the regiment will be welcomed by the Sons Of
Connecticut residing in New York, tho Asor House
where thoy viii parao Of breakfast at ten O'Clock prc
cisely national fa will bo presented The regiment
IN the Park at twelve O'Clock, after which IL will march
by Broadway and Canal street 20 Pier No al North
where will embark board steamer for Annapolis
Governor Buckingham will receive bis friends the sons
Of Connecticut and tor guests the Fifth Avenue ITO.
tel al eight O'Clock T. NJ Tickets for the admission OF
genenen and also FOR ladies' both for The breakfast and
the reception may be obtained application to r. IT,
Amy, No 5Ieonard street; Charles Could No. Hano.
yer street on r. D. Stanton, No. % William street.