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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-31

sPHcIAL,oRDEm NO. 1.

GALLERY OF THE CUMBERLAND, July
16.-The commissioned officers of the
Army of the Cumberland are requested
to call at No. rs, Cedar street opposite
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville, Ten
nessee, at the earliest convenience. For
further particulars, enquire at the gale
~ above-named.
The Gallery of the Cumberland is no W
opened opposite the Commercial Hotel
The proprietors of the above establish
ment would respectfully inform the cit
Gems of Nashville that they are prepared
TO furnish photographs superior to any
heretofore made in this city. Having
fitted up our cApacious Gallery, far SUI
perior to any in the Southern States, and
also procured at great eypenss the best
practical Photographers that we could
procure in New York, Cincinnati and
Chicago, which compose one Of the most
talented and largest corps of Photograph
ers in the Department of the Cumber-
land. We are prepared to execute all
kinds of work desired, with despatch,
and at reasonable prices. We would re-
specially invite all those DESTROYS Of
having photographs to visit our Gallery,
where they will be treated with oourte-
ey By us and all our attaches. Please
sail, one and all, and examine specimens
of Oartes de Visite, ote.
MoRsE e. PEAsLEE, Proprietors,
N. BIN connection with the above
named Gallery, We have other establish
ments at different points with the Army
Of the Cumberland, from which we are
in daily receipt of Photographs Of the
officers Of the army. Duplicates can be
had by addressing Morse & PeAslee, p
0. Box 143, Nashville, Tenn.
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For some months past We have been
Advertising for the firm Of a. &c NJ.
Landsberg & Co, corner Of Market street
and the public square. In our business
relations with them, we have found them
to be puuCtual, industrious, enterprising
aud afiable. Yesterday we took occasion
to look through their house, and found
their stock large and well assorted. It
comprises everything the sutlsr wants,
and while we have such houses in our
midst those who have The privilege of
supplying the soldiers Of our gallant
army, have no need of going beyond our
city for supplies. This firm are Offering
their stock at reasonable prices, and in
yite the attention of all interested to
their goods, Amongst their stock may
be found dried fruits, canned oysters
tobacco, cigars, pipes, canned fruits,
Oatawba wines, cherry bounce, gin cock
tails, hats, boots, shoes, gloves, hosiery,
pickles, stationery, gold pens, and, in
deed, every thing on the catalogue Of
suffers supplies, We would advise those
wishing 70 purchase, TO call at thii
house.
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Irormn,Ion Wnnted.

I'm. NJ. Smith, Sergeant Major l91h
Il. s. Infantry, should see this, he will
is. send in his address immediately.
gs was connected with Gen. ThOmaS's
command recently. II he IS sick or
sounded, will some one let US know
wi,bout delay?
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Little newsboy on Che pave before the
st. Cloud, flag of truce flying. "Here's
your Cincinnati Gazette" whats the
price," asks a fellow in the garb Of =
soldier. "Fiye centsp "Give me .
copy, and change = dollar" Newsboy
pulls out his purse-Artful DOdger
snatches IL, and runs off, Eewsboy fol-
lows, crying. ByStAnder cries "shamev'
and goes into the bsr-room, and takes
comfort in q "smile."
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A vain mans motto is, "Win gold and
wear il" generous, "Win gold and
share il !" q miser's, swim gold and spare
IL" profligate's, "Win gold and spend
III" brokers'" swim gold and lend it,"
q gambIers', "Win gold and lose it," o
wise mans, swim gold and use it,"
And the intelligent mans motto IL,
swim gold and spend a liberal portion
of it at singletOn's great News Depot"
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aashriIIe AutUu.


The news from tho front continues no
sb,s been the case for some
Wv. The rebels seem to have with
s I'm from Lookout Mountain, after
'.'.lv sndeavoring 10 reach our entrench-
nonts with their batteries
"i How.fds corps, and a portion of
slaooms have crossed the Tennessee
y, and il was also reported ysstsr-
d,v that our troops hold Lookout Noun
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Hospital No. 3 must be No. bospi-
nl judging from the number of eulOgis-
Go letters which its patients send US in
D,.ise Of its surgeons, Doctors Harlow,
Kercbeval, Reed and Wallace. LeteYsry
,urreon be ambitious to merit the graft.
uds Of the sick soldier in the hospital.
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This part Of Uncle Sans vineyard
was visited with moro rain Thursday
night and yesterday. We hope IL may
rain enough to make = good boating tide
in tho river.
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The attention of planters and traders
generally is called to the advertisement
Of A. Hamilton & Co. This firm is ready
to receive, store and ship cotton, tObAc-
co, &c. They have large ware-h ouse,
and are experienced business men.
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Amedical friend Of ours lost last Thurs
day night, q heavy gold locket ring con-
tanning the likeness of an infant. 1t was
Lost on Cherry, Cedar or Spruce Street,
be don't know which He will pay the
full value of tho ring TO the finder upon
leaving il At this office.
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CHATTANOOGA, October "A, Via WASH
MOTION, Oct. 24.--The enemy's actions
seem 10 indicate that Bragg is moving in
large force upon Cleveland, Tenn, with
an evident purpose Of breaking through
our lines in that direction. 1t is gener-
ally believed here that this movement is
co-operated in by portion of Lees for
ces from Virginia, moving down by way
Of Lynchburg and Bristol, Va, with the
intention of driving Burnside from East
Tennessee, and turning the flank of this
army and thus compelling its retirement
from Chattanooga.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.--The Gazette's
Chattanooga despatch Of che 9th says
that q detachment under Col, Stanley, Of
the 18th Ohio, aoated twenty pontoons
down the river in the face Of the rebel
sharp shooters, landed them down at
Browns ferry, and surprised and drove
the rebels from the ridge on the south
side, opening communication with
Bridgeport. The rebels are 1anked, and
must evacuate Lookout Mountain
A second despatch says that General
Hazen, with 2, 600 men Of Gen. PaImer'E
division, attacked the enemy on Lockout
Mountain and, drove them from their
position. y B j - AlA - ~ 2 =
Gen. McPhersOns expedition tOCantOn,
Miss, resulted in the destruction of q
large number Of rebel mills and factories,
the defeat and dispersion of the guerril
las infesting that section.
The official vote Of Ohio gives Brough
6l,752 majority. Total vote of the State
1876 427.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 29-Lookout Noun.
tain was taken on the 18th by our troops
under Gen Hooker, with the 18th corps
= portion of the 18th corps, and Palmer
division of the 18th corps. No seriOu
opposition was encountered. The river
is now oIen to Chattanooga, and the army
of the Cumberland relieved from any
danger of interrupted communication.
General Palmer has been promoted II
the command OF the 14th corps, owe
Rousseau, Reynolds, aud Sheridan. Rous
seau is very ill. General Mitchell ha
been relieved from bis cavalry command
and ordered to report here. He is nov
in the city.
PHILADELPHrA, Dol. 29.-The subscri D
tion agent reports the sales of So, O0
worth of 520s-the largest sales We
made in any one day. Boston house
took over So 100000 worth. AT this rat,
the amount remaining unsold will b,
consumed in six weeks
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DRIvrNa GIovEs--Fur, leather, aud cas-
simere, lined with warm wool, can be
found in great variety ct Green & Green's.
This house has also large stock of the
heaviest merinO, flannel, and silk under
wear and wOollen hose for gentlemen, At
43 College street. loct31-lt.
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THEATE,--BO urcicalPs Irish drama Of
colleen BAwn" will be produced ~ the
theatre tonight, with Miss Kate Denim
in her great character Of Ely 0oOnnor,
and MIR. Ryan as Miles Ma CAplleen.
The remainder Of the characters by
Mossrs. Dofield & Flynn's excellent
company. After the drama, songs by
MIR. Stewart. The afterpieCe Of Betsey
Baker will also be played. Marmaduks
MOusor, Mr.. Everett; Betsey Baker, Mrs,
Bernard.
The drama of "OOlleen BAwn' has
been represented in the principal cities Of
this country and Great Britain, with
great applause. Everybody ought to SCI
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The immense sales testify 10 the merits Of this
remedy.
The numsrous daily reports Of astonishing eures
attest lie vRlue.s
IL has advantages over any oth0r remedy, ct once
curing the disease, and imParting tone and strength
70 the system.
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, Il Is Invaluable, being
appropriately termed BY them IN many certificates,
THE SOLDIERS FkIEN D."
Mothers and IL superior TO any soothing syrup for
children tsething, freed from tho Injurious elects Of
Naroo ito 3, gives rest to the sufferer BY re-
moving tho disease Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
PRICE, s5 GENTS A BOTTLE.
Prepared only BY ..4..
WIN. F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
iulvi2--6tn
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"YOung Soldiers" letter, giving an ac-
count of the battle Of ChickamaugA, was
received and published some time ago.
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A number Of merchants have pur-
chased goods for this market in the East
ern and Northern cities, and after max
ing arrangements for their transportA-
ton, preceded them here. The goods, on
arrival at Louisville, have been detained
until the purchasers went back 10 that
city, and made arrangements with the
Custom House officers TO secure their
transportation hither. Mrs. A. Jones,
general agent of the Adams Express
Company, recently addressed letter to
the Surveyor at Louisyille, 70 ascertain
whether arrangements could not be made
to ship goods direct without any deten-
ton at Louisville, The following is the
reply of Mr.. Gallagher;
CUSTOM HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, KY,(
SURvEYoR's OFFICE, Oct ri, 1868.
s. 4. Jones, Esq, Gen. dgeat adams En-
press Company
Dear Sir-Your note of the 10th just
received The difficulty TO which you
refer in forwarding to Nashville through
goods, that reach you from New York
and other Eastern and Northern cities,
lie one that cannot be ignored or avoided
Its removal alone can relieve you. Under
tue trade regulations, both old and new,
either you, as fOrwsrder, or other parties
as owners and shippers, must make the
affidavit, which constitutes the most i'm.
portant part Of an application for a per.
init for transportation. As a genera
thing, Of course, you cannot make it,
what then? The owner must accompany
his goods, or meet them 81 this point, anC
make it himself, without which no permit
can be issued from this office.
Very respectfully yours,
W. ID. GALLAGHER,
Surveyor, Sc.
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New THEATRE.--M Miss Laura Koene and
her troupe, assisted by the regular stock
Of the new theatre, will appear again
tonight in the popular drama Of "oar
American Cousin" The closing piece is
"The Pleasant Neighbor."
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A. & NJ. LANDsBERo 4 Co, corner Of
Market street and Square, have Just
received, and are selling At prices that
defy composition, rr~f
30 Cheese.
100000 Cigars.
70 Caddies Twist and Burnside To-
bacoO.
80 Butts Natural Leaf.
80 Cases SArdines. fET.Hrt
90 Kits Mackerel, Nos. and2
60 Gases MAltby's Oysters.
200 Barrels Dried Fruit.
Also full stock Of Hats, Shoes, Sus-
penders, Fancy Over Shirts, Handker-
chiefs, Paper Collars, Portfolios, Note
and Letter Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Ink,
Backing, Spice. &C., &c.
Together with the best brands of Whis-
ky, Bitters, Champagne, CAtawba,
Schnapps, &C., and . complete Assort-
ment Of Notions.
By giving US trial you will find IL Ia
your advantage.
U A. b NJ. LAsDsBEAs & Co.
AnnN -.
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Wanted to rent for six months, one or
two convenient rooms for private lodg-
ing--either furnished or UNFINISHED
near the business portion OF the city
and not higher up than the second
story. Apply at No. 81, Sity Hotel
Oct 1h-tf
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We are under obligations to our young
friend, w. @. Collier, for the latest news
m ,nera
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Hon. P. Ferritt, of Illinois, hiss been
appointed by the President tax COM
missioner for Tennessee.
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We are indebted 10 MI. Joel Davis, Of
the Adams Express, for hles Of late
Philadelphia, New York, and Cincinnati
papers
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just received a splendid lot of Mems,
WOmen's, Misses, Youths and ohildren's
Shoes and Boots, for sale low by
Oct. 20.-2w. M. L. ALExAEDER.
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Ml ssourl ElectiOn, Nov. ad.


CRY CoUNCm HALL, NASHVILLE TEsH.(
October 30th, 1858.
In pursuance to . call published in to-
days " Union" meeting Of Missouri
citizens was held at this Hall. 1t was
resolved that poll should be opened at
the COnvalescent Hospital No. l, corner
Cherry and Church-streets. All loyal
citizens of Missouri, whether belonging TO
Missouri or other regiments, are requested
to give their votes. Further particulars
will be published in Sundays and Tues
days "Union." am oaecf
A. f. ScHUsTER.
Capt. 18th Mo. Volunteers.
ke%aAl EmAs REED, '1v 'A'
IL IT
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$40 nEwARD.

On Monday night last n small black
leather TRAVELLING BAG, marked L. d.
Murray, l49th n. ", was taken from the
Office Of the ST. Cloud Hotel after being
deposited there by the conductor Of the
Railroad Omnibus Line.
The above reward win DO paid for in
formation that will lead to its recovery.
etaf w. w. ORAIa,
oct30-3t % North Cherry street.
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JOHN G. FEHR's
BOOK BINDERY.

Tue new Pook Bindsry No 10 q Deadsriok Of ;,
- has resumed business, aud Is prepared to exc.
cite eli kinds Of Jon WoRE AND BLANK WORK in neat
and elegant style. CD j ~
soo,s and orders len 81 W. 7 BERRY's Book.
ton.
Mr. George Morton, formerly Of Philadelphia. a
Practical bookbiuder vas cha 80 Of this B0okbind
CRY, AID Sill make oontrao,s for so,k IN my ab.
senoe JOHN c. FElIR
The BoOkblndery will be open from = O'Clock In
the morning until Q o'clock In the evening.
Oct2lf
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CASHMRRE GOATs,

uNHRR. PAIR % TaEsA BEAurh OIL AMIN AIS
Il osn nov be procured, very cheap bS making
immediate appiioation AZ thg 90 Cloud Held 10
sAMUKL ]. CARTER, W.
ortgO-2t
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vERY LARGE STOCK Of
Canned Fruit and Preserves,

such as Peaches Pears, Plums Pine Apples Cherries,
Gonsaberries Rasbrrrles, WhortleberrleS, backperr
ries Qnlnces, and Tomatoes; also, tine hoaey Sodeh
syrup Black and Green Tea, French Chocolate, zen.
une Essence Of Coffee, Ground Coffee, all kinds oil
Spices; also French, American, Union and kentucky
Mustard.
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Trade generally,

that, hayugconoladcd to change thoiv husnOss they
now Offer their entire
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ia., sss,l,si ana nov sp.ai's ~
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FRENCH CHINTz
cALlcoEs.
SHAWTS.

A MAGNIFICENT stock, consisting Of long and
a Squai G plads, BIoche, Stella, Tibet fringed
Cashmere Premier al.woO shawls; also, SIX double
Shawls For sale at
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MERINOS.
Scotch Plaids,
ALL wool REPPs.

} 3 PIECES Of all wool Scotch Shepherd Plalds 0
q - every Style. Also, Ane assortment Of Cotton
nd Wool Plaids
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STOCK OF GOODS
at actual Cost and Transport
alton,
WINES AND LIQUORS.

Chsmpaien, Sparkling and Still Catawba, Ginger and
blackberry wines Nathans celebrated Union Biiters,
Catawba Brandy, Gin Cocktails (ready madeD Rye
and Bourbon Whisky, Ale and Lager Beer, at
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|, ~ IJpI,Ow AUCTIONEER.

N n LUDLOW AUCTIONEER
b. Executors Of $50 valuable Lots and Cores, with
valuable Water Rights at auction ..-.x..
II H. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction. on TUESDAY,
Nav ID lS O'Clock. the Merchants Exchange sales
room, No. lis Liberty street. near Broadway.
m order OF VIM Dodge ESQ., Executor OF the estate or
the late Arson O. Phelps. SEN. :.
First avenue, Tweniy.nnth and Thrteth streets.-f
yos being gore the side OF First
kptueen Thrteth and lots In the
rear OF above, being on each street
First avenue Twenty ninth and Thrtieth streesl0 lots
and gore ON the OF First being the
syen,,e and on each street In the
Also lots the entire front on the east side OF First ave
nue between Thirtlcth and Thirty-hrst streets
Thirtieh and streets-2g lots 10 on the north
aide OF Thrteh street and II on south side OF Thyhrst
win valuable Bulkhcad OF about 800 feet and Water Right
Avenue A. Fifty seventh and Flftyctahth reeu-S lois
She entire side OF avenue A. between f
seventh and Fyeshh streets and oson me nor,n sqe
extending TO the East river WIN the
valuable bukhead and water right
Avenue and Fifty ninth srec16 lots; on west side OF
A. entire front between Fifty eighth and ffy nntn
streets and on the south side OF Fvninth street, 10 rear
lots being the entire front the west side
Of avenue A. between Fity.nnth and sixteth streeta
Also lots the entire front the east side OF avenue A.
Fifty eighth and Fifty ninth s,reetsl0 lots on the north
do az Fy side Fifty ninth ssssets In
and extending TO the East ver win valuable
Axsnns and Fity ninth s,rceii lots and gores
east aide OF avenue A. between Fiy.nnth and sintetf
serre and north side Of Fifty ninth street. and extending
- the East river. with the valuable water right -.
OF the above lots and near Fy nintn street
The southern boundary OF Central PARK.
Every lot will be percmptorfly sold.
Terms viii be made known at sale. ~..x-.,.-
ssr's odcr. 4. II. LUDLOw Co. No. rsne street
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WILLIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE.-PETER A.
w BERT, auconeer, real estate and house agent, 1852
Grand street wise Tuesday, May 49, 1863 at 10 o'clock
above store also carpenters and other Tools Sewing Ma
chimes other articles mention
the business II the weathar Is stormy the next
fair day The sale to continue day until all the goods
sold Real Estate for sale and exchange all times
parts Of Houses to let Inquire above 3
day, from A. M, Q L. M.
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CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION.
- OvYIcE OF DELAWARE, LAcKAwANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,

bWILLIAn STREET, NEW YORK, May ii, 1868.
In continuation Of the system OF mentny auction sales
this will oder at public auction on Wednesday
May 20 1885, 81 IL O'Clock at the now used a.
the Merchans Exchange 20 and Is Exchange place. corner
OF William street, by SIMEON DRAPER Auctioneer,
SCRANTON COAL, g..
Rizabethpo n J after the LIST or June next They viii
repeat such auction sales about the 10th Of each month
The viii be positive Each lot put up win be sold
the highest bidder bids in any form whatever being
made for accounted or on behalf Of the company.
Fifty cents ton In bankable funds to be- paid at the
time and place Of SALE and the balance In like funds on
ceving the order for the COAL which must be called for with
in thereafter and the coal taken away within thirty
Buyers who wish, however, have additional thirty
days taking delivery Of their purchases by making
further deposit Of fifty cents ton, within the ten days
specified Interest at cent annum, will In
such be charged the balance, from the time spuat
ed for payment until paid and twenty-five cents per ton
e expense Of stocking the COAL both 70 be paid
delivery Of order
hitherto accepted bv all purchasers by private contract of
coal deive rabe at Elizabehpor far applicable The
coal will be delivered direct from the their arrival
from the Mines when Observation-Disclosures from the
stock These conditions will be modified to meet the wants
of whose arrival cannot be definitely fixed
With reliable avenue from the Lackawanna and Wyo
ming valleys 70 dewater open every day in the year nn
excepted requiring but II hours for the transit Of the
trains the advantages Of such sales and the superior condi
cannot doubt this mode OF selling will commend itself to
the favorable consideration Of both the trade and
mers whose cooperation 10 respectfully invited
C.. R. ROBERT, President
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RUMNING RACE MEETING At sARAT0aA sPRInG 3s.
$3.50 gwen 70 Be 5sn fGy II the felSxtng manner
TnIes xssr ga saks me heats; 100 subsaipoS. ~
Nay - The winner Of the three year old stakes q
or Philadelphia carry pounds weight Same
day-puTse $500; two mile dAAh.
SECOND DAY, AUGUST T.
Purse $780, mile heats The winner OF the three year oo
stake 70 i've pounds than weight for Same
day-Handcap stake two miles and half dash; 40 sub
cpton 80 forfeit $40 70 be added The forfe 70 80 70
she second best three sart TO name aud close
May 70; weights 70 be announced on or before June ~
THIRD DAY, AUGUST.
Post stake three mile heats 500 subscription, play or
pay three MI; $50 10 be added 10 close May 70
three or more START the second best to receive back his
Same day-Pss $500; mile heats three in i've, win
Of any during the week to carry i've pounds
more than weight for aye. .
The free for ALL and to be governed BY tn
Metare Course rules, with the following exceptions
The proprietor has the power postpone any race on 20
count OF weather In which he change the DAY Tor
cent which moneys 10 the second best three or more
start Entrance 10 the stakes be addressed 70 the pro
prietor 676 Broadway NewsYork, before May p
The and start many horses as he
plegso8 In any OF dash.
No money given for Q walk
Horses sold BY Mr. Alexander a. public sae nt Paterson
j. be entered for OF the above races on or De-
fore June TO-
B-Ths track is short Of mile but for this meeting
'->' "''.'' JOHN MORRIssEy. Proprietor