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The New York herald., 1863-08-30


Admiral Dupont and family left the Astor House yester
day afternoon, and win remain u Morristown, N. j.
until Monday when they will return TO their residence Al
Wilmington, De Captain c. r. p. Rodgers win accom-
pany them on their return.
". Stewart. OF Philadelphia; Lieutenant Colonel E.
8 Peirce. OF the United States Army r. Hoster. OF
Chicago md r. NJ Clark. Of Michigan, arrived ut the Me-
tropolitan Hotel yesterday.
Hon. i. N. Class. Of Nebraska Hon. Fl. r.. BAXTER Of
Vermont Colonel 3. Seymour. OF Washington: e. r. Won
Huger OF NewburR: ". J. HukD, Of Ohio W. l. Asge,
OF Providence, and p Cole, OF Baltimore stopping at
the Astor Honse.
Americans registered at Gums American Agency II
Charlotte street. Bedford square, London England
the week ending August B:Wm. }. TAFT Cleveland. O. ;
William r. Holmes and lady. New York: A. NJ Gay Bos
tom HENRY Stevens. Vermont John r slater San Fran.
cisco, California; Charles Morgan and r. Marsh, New
York L. Andrews. New Orleans: r R. Besdle, Hart
ford Conn.,; Horntio Harris Jr, and W. r. Nichols Rox-
bury. Mass: Richard Iathcrs and Augustus Rawngs
New York: William Du Bois Pouebkeepsie II. Blythe
and James Denman. San Francisco CAL. Tboe. Albert
Williams. Philadelphia: H. n. Newcombe ard ~ Y. New
combe. Kentucky George W. Woodruff, Lchheld Conn
James D. Batserson and Jona Goodwin Jr., Hartford,
Conn.,. John Collamore and daughter. Ebenezer ColA.
more. William Munroe. N. II Fmmobs. ~. Boston: Mr..
and Mr. f. Roberts, Now York, /. r Downes, Provi
donce, r. ].
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Yacht Gypsy.


HEM VOYAGE ACROSS THE ATLAaTIo-rNcIpENrs or
THE TRIP hER ARRIvAL AT cowEs, But roo
LATE TO COMPETE FOR rHE QUEEN's cur, ETC.
We have heard directly from the yacht Gypsy, which
bet here early IN July fov trip 10 Europe After leaving
here she experienced AL sorts Of bad weather; but,
despite these disadvantage, she made the run 10 tho
space OF twenty-five days Our readers may Judge
what of the weather whea say that the OBJ
scured 90 much Of th%e that only occasion
II observed To sst.
The Gypsy behaved most charmnaiy and SO easy were
her motions only person on 9erd suffered from
sen sickners hs soegqglsred seSafs gale, and was
hove 10 for six hours, during which time she displayed
the very best OF qualifications Mr. Morse and his
lady have enjoyed che trip amazingly and are M che best
OF health and spirits.
The only unpleasant Nature Of her history that owing
70 her seizure here BY the oysrwse and ocons Custom
pirate, she arrived day too late 10 enter the great
race At Cowes and comrete for the Queens cup Had u
not been for her detention here might have been ohio
at this time 10 have recorded another brilliant victory
for American yachts
Mr. Morse her owner will probably cruise around tho
Isles. and possibly visit the and then cell
the Gypsey and return in . steamer 10 his home We
have no doubt his numerous friends viii be pleased to
learn Of his safe arrival and congratulate him npon the
rapid passage Of his beautiful yacht.
CITY Intelligence.
RI opmIse 0, scBools, COLLEGES. ~,rc~Tss Coopra
uuos Next week the annual ~skfion allowed 70 stu-
dsnis TO recruit tbsmse. after their hard, hsors
during the scholass yszr viii terminate, and ppet q
the colleges public schools and academies, male and
female, viii be re-opened. Many of our metropolitan
educational institutions have undergone extensive repairs
during tho summer recess snd win present fresh and
clean appearance when opened for the reception OF
students The reading and picture gallery Of the
Cooper Union win DO thrown 70 the pnbc again on
next Monday. II IA unnecessary 70 state what well
known now, namev that these free TO a who
choose to enter and avail themselves or the privileges
Tho studies at ST. Johns College. Fordham, under tho
direction Of the Jesuit Fathers. viii be resumed on
Wednesday September and at The g. Francis xaviers
College, Vest Sixteenth street, In this city, Tuesday
next.
Columbia College Law School with not be reopened
until about the middle OF October. Professor Theodore
Dwight viii have charge of the siudes 10 connection
with Professor Francis Lieber.
PIcNc or THE IRISH BRIGADE. Tho ex-ohccrs OF tho
Irish Brigade have made all The arrangements for grand
picnic At Newark Bav Grove on Wednesday pext Septem-
Der q The affair win be OF tho pleasant the
kind that has occurred IN this vicinity. splendid
steamer has been chartered for the occasion and great
raj Meagher, Mr.. Richard O'Gorman, Mr. John O'Ma-
opey. Captain Cbas. Clark. and other well known Irish
Americans will bc present on the occasion.
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Banks Operations in Louisiana,
HOOker's Army Crosses the Rap.
pahannock.

NEw YoRK, May Mexican advices
say the French were repulsed on the 9Th
from Puebla, with great slaughter.
The steamer Ericsson leaves to-day
for the South with two of Ericsson's
devils.
Two thousand rebel cavalry were en-
gagged in the late raid upon M~Organtown,
Virginia. They left on Tuesday, after
foraging and stealing hundreds Of hor-
ses, and attempting to enforce the 0 n
scriptiOn act in Western Virginia.
The Tribune has a letter, saying but
one transport-the Tigress-was sunk i N
running the Vicksburg blockade on the
2Sd. Her officers and crew escaped.
The other Eve got through safely.
Cotton 81. Gold SO.
WAsHNGroS, May 1.-The National
Republican publishes semi official dis
patches from Banks, near 81. Martins.
vile on the 9TH. Banks expedition
marched three hundred miles, whipped
the enemy in two battles on land, and
one on Grand Lake, dispensing the rebel
army, utterly destroying the Rebel navy;
capturing the enemy's foundries at
franklin and New Auburn; destroyed TIE
salt-w'rks two miles from Iberia; cap
tured the rebel camp equippage; several
guns, and nearly 1000 prisoners, inclu-
ding many of the ablest sea and land
officers, and deranging their Organiza-
ton for several months. Federal loss in
all the battles from GOO to 700.
FORTRESS MONROE, May 1st. = The
Propeller Commerce arrived from Sufolk,
having run tho rebel batteries. Steam
boat Draw also run the batteries.
It is understood that the rebel forces
have disappeared from front of Will
liamsburg, and they have no regular for
ces north of the RappshannOck, 10 East
tern Virginia.
OAAhO5 way L--OSus EiiebB NafiQe
Brigade, in recent expedition, destroyed
the harbor of Passport.
HALIFAX, April 30.--Steamer Europa
from Liverpool 18th, arrived.
The Polish question is assuming
greater complications.
Sweden has re-organized her Navy.
There is great excitement in Norway.
PGris.-Moaiteur says the growing hos
fifty Of the United States to England,
excites uneasiness in London. The last
Washington despatch increased the ir-
ritation. Consuls 92Js.
NEW YoRK, May 1.-The Tribune an
nOunces that Hooker's army has crossed
the Rappahannock in four places, con-
founding the enemy, and capturing 400
prisoners, including the rebel pickets
and reserves.
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Union JOB Loans.

A change has taken place in the SUI
perintendence Of the "UNIoN Jon Rooms"
Mr.. JoHN w. Barry having retired, Mr..
ELI BEcKET n Of the Publishers Of the
Union, takes charge Of them. Mr.. B is a
competent and experienced Job Printer,
and under his charge the reputation Of
the Office will be fully sustained. We
are prepared as usual, to execute at the
shortest notice, all descriptions of work,
in the neatest style, and solicit a continu-
ance Of the patronage which, during the
past year, has been literally extended
TO us.
All orders addressed to Mr.. ELI BECKETT
will be promptly filled.
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THEArRx.--The beautiful drama Of
Wctorine, OF I'll Sleep Ont" viii
be repeated tonight with Che same
cast; Mr.. Stewart sings an Irish song;
and the performances close with an Irish
farce, q Bryan 0Lynn." Bryan O'Lynn,
Mr.. Stewart; Father O'TOole, Mr.. @. l..
Allen; Bridget Delany, Mrs. Jordan
shelah McCsbe, Mrs. Stewart; Norah
McShane, Mrs. Duncan. Mr.. Stewart is
a jewel, and we venture to say that his
representation Of Bryan o'Lynn to-
night will be regarded by good judges as
one Of the best performances, of the kind,
ever done on our boards. He 10 fast win
ming friends in Nashville.
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Large FURNITURE sale.

/ will sell this morning Saturday,
May 2, 1863, at my store, No. ~ PUB
lie Square, commencing at OF o'clock,
A. M, . large lot Of furniture, carpets,
wardrobes, bureaus, tables, chairs, 20
feather beds, pillows, mattresses. blank
cts, linen, looking glasses, &c. Also,
l ine rosewood piano, (new); l large
cooking stove; 2 fine sewing machines ;
crockery and glass ware; 20 boxes to-
bacco, and other groceries. Terms Cash.
Sale positive. M. MARBuRo.
May lit.
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sutIsrs, AIlenuoni

We have now in store a large stock Of
supplies In your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
lions fancy goods canned FRUITS Viz
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers win do weA 10 look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Special attention paid 10 shipping. No.
CO Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARVEY, HuGHEs & %.
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paovosr MARsHAt's osrroE,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 20, 1868.
Provost Order, No. IL.
l.. The arrival Of guests at houses in
this city will, in future, be reported TO
Col. WM. T~RUEsDAIL, Chief of the Army
Police, instead of TO this Office. Arrivals
must be promptly reported, as ordered,
and any failure 10 so report will be Sc
yerely punished. JoHs A. MARTIN,
Col. and Provost Marshal
ap26-Iw
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcEs,l
NAsHvuLE, TENN, April 30ih, 1868.
Special Order No. 80:
L. In consequence Of the impossibility
Of administering the oath Of allegiance
to all who have applied, the time for
taking the oath has been extended Eve
(5) days from the first of May, Sunday
not included). By order Of
Brig Gen. j. D. MORGAN, Com.
4. W1sEMAN, A.. A.. CIV
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A NEW FEATURE IN THE ART OF WAR.
We learn from the Cincinnati CONNER
ciaL that a couple of gentlemen were
recently in the Queen City purchasing
garden seeds for Gen. RosEcRASs. It
seems that the gallant General has bis
mind fixed upon the comfort of his men,
whether in the camp or the hospital,
has secured about one hundred and fifty
acres of good garden land, in the neigh
borhood of Nashville, and selected from
the convalescent soldiers in the hospitals
some fifty men, who are more or less ac-
quainted with gardening, and directed
them to cultivate this land in such vege
tables as the army, and especially the
hospitals, need. The work is now pro-
crossing, and the purchases of seeds
amounted to fifty bushels Of onion sets,
forty thousand cabbage plants, a like
number of tomato plants, and large sup
plies of tho usual vegetable seeds. This
is not simply an economical measure, but
a sanitary one, that will promote health
and ave life in the army.
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Leave your orders At 43 College street.

Az INTERESTING N ~IMrORTAEr CASE.
The United States District Court, Judge
TRIco, issued yesterday, on a libel Of
information fled by the U. S. Attorney
for the District Of Middle Tennessee,
JOHN TRIMBLE, Esq; = warrant Of arrest
against nine boxes of merchandise,
claimed by MARTIN L. KARGER, which
had been seized by military authority,
held in the military Custom House, and
ordered to be sold with other goods con-
hscated by the said authority. The OBJ
Jeet OF the warrant was 10 transfer the
possession Of the goods to the civil au-
tbority, that parties claiming them might
show cause why they should not DO for
feited to the United States Government
AT the auction sale yesterday, a portion
Of the goods were sold, and some Of them
had previously been turned over TO Mill
tary departments for army uses. The
warrant was duly served, and the goods
remaining in the Custom House, sold or
unsold, were politely resigned to the Gus.
tody Of the U. 8. Marshal, by Capt r.
M. GooDwN, Assistant Provost Marshal
General, under whose immediate authori.
~ the sale was in R1sh;ss. Whether or
not the goods are sdblssttO confiscatiOn
will be determined by the civil au-
thorities. Il is a question in the minds
Of many whether any but = civil triba.
nal has the power to con6seate.
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This day received and for sale at
Wholesale, at my store, on the corner of
Cherry and Deaderick streets
so bbls. prime apples.
80 bills. potatoes.
40 boxes oranges-prime, fresh.
40 lemons,
80 kits No. l msckerel.
40 boxes w. r. Butter.
Also, a large stock of Havana cigars
aud Virginia tobacco.
may2-3t. j. W. MAUzY.
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A new and elegant assortment of Pho
tographic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale II T. NJ. S~cLErER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety Of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
q new article, only just imported.
aprl6-tf
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RECORDER SHASE's CouRT.--Fnday
Nay i, 1s63.-But little business was
transacted in this court to-day.
Bennett & Richards, wholesaling with
out license, paid costs and procured liz
cense.
F. Bugh, for the same offence, incur
red a similar penalty. n
Miles Wright using hydrant water
without license; paid tax and costs.
Lewis, a slave, disorderly, was sent to
the workhouse.
M. DeaIin, riding on a pavement; dis
charged.
Three gentlemen who were arrested and
iinod So and costs for disOrderly on
duct, ask that their names be kept out Of
print; Of course we indulge them.
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Very Large Furniture and Grocery
SaleJ

By SHIELDS g. HUME, on Saturday
morning, May 2, 1868. Bedroom Sets;
Parlor Furniture, complete sets; Sofas,
Divans, Hair-seat Chairs, Marble-tOp
Tables; Ingram, Velvet and Brussels
Carpets; Queensware, %Chinaware; large
assortment of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward
robes, Washstands, Mattresses. Also, l
fine Reserved Piano. Sewing MachiRs,
Groceries and Varieties. Sale TO com
msnce at OF o'clock, A. M.
SHIELDS & HUME
Central Auction Rooms, opposite Sc
vance Hotel, May 2,'63. 1t.
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wanted.

A situation as Clerk or Book Keeper
in a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department
Good reference given as 10 qualification or
oyuag Address
aCLERK," Box 752,
ap24-tf City PostOfice.
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LOUISVILLE PosT OFFIcE.-Some days
ago We penned a paragraph rejecting
somewhat harshly upon the Louisville
Post ONCE, for returning to the Nashville
Post Office, unopened, a sack containing
packages Of the WEEKLY NASHVILLE
UNION, addressed to Northern Post Off
ces. We are satisfied that the return Of
the sack was not done with a view TO
ipjure the interests of the UNION, but
was altogether an oversight.
Beg your pardon, Mr.. Postmaster, and
Messrs. Clerks, and here's a bumper of
LongwOrth's sparkling cstawba to your
health, prosperity and happiness.
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A. d M. LANDsBERG q Co, corner of
Market street and the Public square,
have on hand fifty barrels Of choice Dried
Fruit, APPLIES and PEACHES, which they
are offering at the lowest market prices.
Call and make your purchases.
anril 29-tf.
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sA7UaDAY M0RNINa. MAY }. lses.

The sale Of cOnfscated goods went of
briskly yesterday. The prices were
generally low.
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The Minstrells give their last concert
at odd-Fellows' Hall tonight. Mr.. j.
R. ALLEE has leased the house with the
intention of fitting it up for a theatre,
He has already engaged q dramatic com
pany, and expects 10 commence opera
tons Thursday night. The actors en-
gagged by him are said to be competent
and experienced: some of them possess
ing talents of a high order.
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May day was day with the City Police.
We found q crowd Of them at the Re-
cOrder's Office in the afternoon, looking
remarkably cheerful.
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r. II. SINGLETON, TRUEsDAL g. Co, and
COLLIER, newsdealers, furnished us last
night with the latest newspapers. They
have our thanks.
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EMBALMrNo-Ths attention of all in
terested is directed to the advertisement
Of Drs. MATFIELD & ERNL who have an
Office for embalming The dead, on Church
street, next door to the wAreroOms Of Mr..
CORNELIUS, the undertaker. Drs. M. g. E.
are scientific men Of the highest attain
ments, and Of The strictest integrity.
Those having need Of their services can
employ them with the assurance that
their work will be faithfully performed.
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thence.

There is no difficulty whatever in SEN
ding newspapers to Northern post offices,
from Nashville. We attend TO all custo-
mers and subscribers promptly.
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REcRUITING.-We would call attention
to the advertisement Of BoeusKrE, re-
cruiting officer, in another column. He
is recruiting for the First Tennessee In
fantry, a regiment which has been many
months in the service. Mr.. BoaUsKIE is
a military man of good repute, having
served with credit several years in the
U. s. Army. Call at his office and enlist.
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Furniture ETC. for sale.

WISH TO L L AT PRIVATE SALE NY HOUSE.
lhold and Kitchen Furniture, end to rent the house,
90 which 1 live, a two story brick, vita basement.
aud 2 rooms, No. 0SH llno street, Cd door from Vine.
Persons wishing 70 purchase or rent, can 500 me on
the premises.
ap20--lw JOHN l.. SMITH.
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We are indebtedtp BROwN 8 Co., for =
copy Of LiEeVs Living Age, and Frank
Lesiss illustrated Navspape.
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MAUzY, at the corner of Cherry and
Deaderick, received yesterday a fine lot of
choice butter, in boxes, containing 20
lbs, which we can recommend as being
good, very good. He is selling it at
prices much below market house figures.
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SHIELDS & HUME have a most attrac-
tive auction sale to-day. See advertise
ment.
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IashpiIIt AuiOu.
n 3
OommnnIcntInn.-

We have an immense stock Of cores
pondence and communications on hand.
Correspondents must initiate u pa
fienca-
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MOTI0m

A 81 TLECuoN WILL nR uEfD 0s THR FInsr
"a MONDAY beinF ne an az ~ Nay, ai tha
NaahViiie commercial I~manFamce
Oompumgfa Oncal nsNaaATali1i foF the puf pls5
~ elfc inF tlcFaa hlrcciou if said Company, ~
aerFc she eu1aiaa iNalFo mantha Eiccii0nb atHcan
ho hours of 40 asa "a o'oiocf.
zaatvlis Aphiu, Iso3-td.
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BRowF & Co, No, 4s College and "a
Cherry streets, laid upon our table yes
terday the latest New York papers, and
q copy of the younger DUMAS novel
"A9nexe, or, dc Lady of Pearls" trans
lated by Mrs. W.. r. A. JOHNSON. This
is 3 thrilling romance, in the finest style
Of the able author. Publishes by the
PETERsONs in cheap form, il is within
the reach of all readers. Get q copy.
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Received yesterday, and for sale,
Wholesale, a large lot of Butter, Potatoes,
Oranges, sc, sc.
HARRY II. THoRNBURG,
May 2-2t% Chattanooga Depot.
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We are delighted to know that the n
terprising firm Of Messrs. GREEN &
GREEN, in connection with their Hat and
Cap and gents Furnishing Goods trade,
are giving much of their attention to
the manufacture os Shirts from actual
measurement Our citizens have long
required the establishment Of such .
house in this city, where they could
leave their orders and rely upon getting
styles and qualities as they might di-
rect and above all 4 perfect e. which
this house ahOays i0ayrants when measures
are taken, or Enc sale"
The materials used by them are Of the
best brands, known to all New York
mills Muslin, and RICHARDSON & Cos.
Linen. Their goods are all manufAc-
tured al their house in Louisville and
received here.
Mr.. w. II. BRADLEY, who has had
much experience in the business, and is
thoroughly posted, will take charge Of
this department here, and talk Shirt F"
to your satisfaction. They have already
taken many orders and delivered the
goods here to the entire satisfaction of
their customers.
Leave your orders At 43 College street.
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Wrapping Pnpor.

A quantity Of old newspapers, suitable
Sr wrapping paper, can be procured by
calling at this office.
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El

N~AsayILLE, April 2S, 1853.
"A EdAVE THIS "a SOLD TO GtO. shields.
w Jn, AMI Jons X. hUHF, our ouiire Interest in
the Auction aud Commission House, Nos. 20 aud 2T
College street, opposite the scwaneo Hotel, aud NO
take pleasure a. recommending them 10 the hgora.
bio confederation of all var irlelds and patrons as
business and reliable men aud solicit ior them tho
very liberal patronage and conndenco shat has AZ,
ways been shown % ~.
spes-im F. sHIuDs&oo.
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8g telegraph.
MIDEIaHT DISPATCHES

Ropulso Of the French at puebla
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News Dealers

VHyuL FIND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT on
w Stationery and Envelopes hoyelettcs, eoAt
tho Union street news Depot.
Apl7 ~. w, TkuLhDAlLa ~.