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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-06

AN ADVER TISEM ENT
THAT APPEALS TO THE
SOUND SENSE OF THE COMMUNITY.
STANDARD MEDICINES.
The following unequaled series Of Family Medicines may
depended upon with the utmost confidence They have
the appreciation of the besi physicians in the coun-
try, aud are recommended by all who have
used them As superior to any family med
icines known THEY BAYE BEEN
BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR TEN YEARS,
During which than 5000 certificates
received from eminent public and others, and
now on Gle at the Companys Office. THEY ARE
COMPOUNDED with the utmost skin, end the
ingredients are thoroughly tested BY scien-
tihc chemists, so that medicines Of
uniform and reliable quality
guaranteed in all cases.
THE GRRFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS,
Feyers 10 general, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Jaun
dice, General Debility, Common and Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Costiveness, Gripping,
Urinary Diseases, DISTINCTIONS Of the Men
ses, Influenza, Asthma, and for yari-
ETY. Of other Chronic Diseases; in
fine Tor all ordinary family uses.
Full directions for the Diseases accompanying each
box. Price rs cents a box
The GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP,
A speedy and niaibe remedy in Diarrh9a, Dysentery
the Asiatc Cholera, if taken with the hrstsymp'
TOMS Viz: vomiting and diarrhea. II never
fails 20 cure the worst possible cases OF bow
eli complaints generally in few hours,
seldom beyond day. 1t Is pure
~ Vegetable, AID taken in al
most any quantity is perfectly harmless.
eREFENBURG GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT
Invaluable Burns Wounds sprans, Chbains, Corns
Sores, swellings Of all kinds, rheumatism, Erysipelas
Bronchitis, Scroiua, Ulcers, Pains in the Side and
Back, Immediately relieved, inflammation Of tie
Bowels, and for all cases where there Is
inflammation.
MARsHALL'S UTERINE CATH0LIC0N,
certain for Prospsu Uer, and for mos, Of the dis
tressng complaints incident Females.
Prepared by Dr.. THEO. PIONEER Y, Of Utica, solely for
the Gre enberg Company.
THE OTHER GREFENBERG MEDICINES ARE,
EYE LOTION,
HEALTH BiTTERs
CONsUMPTIVE BALM,
CHILDREN'S PAN sCEA,
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS,
LIBBY = PILE OINTMENT,
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
THE GRFFENBURG MANUAL OF HEALTH,
complete hand book Of medicine for families Price CSC
ALSO, the famous BED BUG BANE, certain cure for
ALEX. Mackenzie, Nashville.
sep6 and by all Druggists In town and country.
TOR RENT-For the ensuing year, a comfortable
L DweIiug House. on Cherry street. door 81
kitchen and cellar in the basement.
octsS 6enT Ag't, No. II Deaderick st.
NEW ARRIVALS OF LADIES' FINE SHOES.
\ AIDES Kid r. r Boots and Boots and Euskins:
II E" FRONT and side Laced hiph G4i,ers;
Pine Kid hiFh Laced Baskins
IN OK solef Buskins;
sttrhed Walking shoes,
Cloth Thick solsd huskns,
Misses Ugh K Caters: Jast spened By
JOHN RAMAGE
Oct25 - College street.
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ENOH SALE-seven Lots situated in Edgeheld front
y ing the Whites Greek Turnpike, this side Of Camp
bells sore all enclosed. The above property well situ
ated either for business residences Terms easy. En-
quire of r. A. bALL0WE, Gen. Agent,
sep22 No. IL Deaderck street.
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HOSIERY. GLOVES. &c.

Our stock Of Hosiery and Gloves entirely complete, foF
ladies, Misses, Children, Gents and boys.
complete assortment d LAmhs Wool aud herine Under
wear for Ladies. Gents and Children.
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts and Collars.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-06
HUGHES BROTHERS,
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE AND PHOTO
HpApuTr nATIPRY

NASHVILLE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
No. "a Vine Street, Nashville, Tenn.
PRINCIPALS,
CHARLES HESS AND HENRY WEBER.
DEPARTAfEETs-The System Of Instruction adopted for
IL this Academy is the that pursued in the Royal
Academy N Paris and comprises Ave Departments, viz
Primary Freshman, sophomore, Junior and Senior 70
which Is added Reoapitustion Department designed for
those who intend to adopt Music as a profession.
TERMS PER SESSION.
Five lessons week, one daily Saturday excepted.
Four lessons week Monday, Tuesday, thursday
and Friday.
sOPHoSoRE DEPAErNEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
Threelessons one week. Monday Wednesday and
Friday; the succeeding week Tuesday and Thursday.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
Lessons same in number and in days as In the
Sophomore Department.
Two lessons week, Monday and Thursday.
RRcAFrULATI0S DEPAErAENr......... co 90
Lessons daily. Saturday excepted
~ II all Of the foregoing Departments, the Piano and
Guitar arc The vnly instruments taught
Instruction on the Harp Blossoms week per session t4s 90
in VocAliIAlion, 20 90
u classes Of gentlemen on the Violin, FLUTE,
ClaTOnet, &C, tao evenings week, Is %
~ All tuition fees due The entrance Of the pupil.
one lesson week in Sacred Mu-c given 10 al pupils free
Of charge.
No charge viii be made Tor he use Of Instruments Music
and Music Books furnished gratis the pupils Who vii be
permitted 70 reiaa them their property at the close
Of the session.
Pupils W be received any time and charged from the
period they the close q the session The attend
o. pupils wi be required during the leson only.
The Academic Year viii be divided into sessions; the
zoe commencing the "a Monday In September, and
the Lass Friday IN January the other commencing
h ls MondAy in February aad closing on TIE ast Rrzy
! n June.
S Pupils inrused to d, n care shall receive close Al.
enlion ana unwsaried sssiIay the par. az he IN
guctors avail, they shah Eut s zfAia the cieyai-d
81 andaTd n proficiency 20 which they may aspire.
ApPeaioa % be made 90 OF Aer the is DAY Of sepie
er. a. the Academy. zazis -Sm
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RAILROADS & STAGES

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
TO
COLUMBIA, WAYNESBORO, JACK SON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CPLENDID -Four Horse Coaches from Franklin 10 La
~ grange connecting at those points with The Railroad to
Tuscumbia. Florence and VI ntgOmcry,
Ala. md Aberdeen, Columbus
and Canton. Hiss.
The hne Four Horse Coach Lines 10 these points, all in
exc ent order making close connection with the Railroad
at franklin, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the Depot at -
Also 10
Pulaski and EIktOn.
And 20 all places throughout the Southern country
We have splendid Ines running, connecting with the Rail-
road ct Franklin.
PaSSen GERS for
Pulaski and ElhtOn
viii leave Nashville on the o'clock P NJ Train Monday
Wednesday and Friday.
ACCOMMODATION LINE
Leaves Nashville daily at O'Clock P ~ connecting a.
Franklin with Daily Four Horse Coach Line Columbia
For al information, hrough Tickets apply at the Gen
era Railroad Stage and Omnibus Office No "a Cedar street
opposite the Post Office.
N B-OmnIbuses viii call for passengers in any part Of
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FOR THE LADIEs-RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
Il AIDES Super French Heeled Caters;
IL Congress HeeleI Boots
Brown Congress Caters.
few dozen pairs Of the latest styles and very handsome
ust opened by JOHN RAMAGE,
At
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of W. s. sWYM
NER, No. Ia Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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I sE received per Railroad. an saaiteaai supply BY
Ia BkNJ. y sHIKlDs
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-06

I AIDES Kid r r. Boots and Boots and Baskins;
II FRONT and side Laced hiph Gai,ers;
Fine Kid hiFh Laced Baskns
q" a." IN OK rolled Buskns.
4" " Stitrhed Walking shoes,
Z" Cloth Thick sOled huskins;
Misses n Ugh K X Caters: Jast tpened By
JOHN RAMAGE,
oct25 - College street.
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Calls for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at her Of the above
offices will call for passengers in all parts Of the city, with
out fail jest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-14
BQse Ball.
KEICKERBOCKEg vs.. GOTHAM CHR

KNICKERBOCKER vs. GOTHAM CLUB.
These two clubs, that stand in the national game
of base ball. met yesterday to contend for the return
game. The weather all they could desire and the
interest that all take in this beautiful game drew togeth
er large body Of Enthusiastically not less than 900
being present, among them good show Of ladies. The
first game came of on the Gotham ground June st Red
House. Harlem, on which occasion the Gothams were
cason that the result would be the same such
was not to be the The Kniskcrbockers spcn
ddly, % to 715 ahead they played innings EACH
several embers being dcputed with blue ribbons affixed
TO the coat to keep the spectators back This prevented the
crowd from pressing round the catcher and gave all
good Glance Of seeing The Knickerbockers played the
game and decidedly the best player in the United States
ConoVer, Dupgnac and Stevens-the latter pitcher.
played well The Gothams do not play good losing
game. They did not show well at all-Sheridan and
Cudpp excepted. After the game the Knicker
bockers entertained their friends most literally The Pre-
sd.nt proposed the health the othams Judge Van
Cotresponded He said that knd ends had come round
him and whispered that he played rascay bad another
to his coat, which inscribed he is not dead but
seepeth.' Hc said they had played bad they came on
The ground expecting to be beat. He did not wish to
take any palm from the knickerhockers; they had
maintained that the Goiham's were some" He con-
cluded by proposing which side the
rubber By some oversight the Knckerbockers
not toasted.
On the ground noticed representations from the
following clubs Putnam, Empire Eckford Pioneer
Columbia, Eagle Atlantic Baltic Excelsior and the
President of the ST. Georges Cricket Club The rubber
will be played neutral ground and there seemed
Goodwin, Esq, President Of the Putnam Club of East
Brooklyn.
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Theatres and Exhib,t,ous.

BROADWAY TnrATRH.-Ihc farewell benefit of Gabriel
Ravcl will take place this evening The bill provided
comprises the ballet Of ''Sti Water Runs Deep
the comic rantomime called the "MillIners and the
very popular pantommc of the Green Monster In all
Of which Gabriel will appear such attractive enter.
tainment cannot fail in drawing crowded audience.
Nmo's GARDES.-Gay's popular comic opera entitled
the Beggars Opera is To be produced this evening
Miss Louisa Pyne sustaining the role OF Polly, and Mr. w
Harrison that Of Captain Sacheath. The former popu
ariy this opera Is certain guarantee for It's success
on the present occasion
BowfrY THEATIE.-The domestic drama Of g Harvest
Home " In which Mr.. James J. Prior, Mr. X. Johnston
and Mrs W. Ward will appear, commences the amuse
this evening The closing feature will be the nan
teal drama Of " Black Eyed SUSAN
Burrows Tml,nE-Those very popular pieces entitled
the "Serious Family !" and The foodles,n selected
for this evenings representation Burton sustaining his
inimitablc presentations Of Sleek Toodles.
WAIAcx's THEATRE -Brougham's successful comedy
called the Game Of Love-" Is TO be repeated night
with the same powerful cast. The popular "a rec Of
Mother and Child are doing Well" will also be given
The great Of the comedy will likely induce
the manager to continue II for q long time.
METROPOLITAN TmAuT.-rhc sixth repre- senta ton of
the Rachel company viii take place this evening The
pieces selected fe Depit Amoureux, and Corneilles
celebrated tragedy Of "Les Horaces Nile. Rache. per-
-opstins the character Of Camille.
WOODS MNnYi1s This popular hand Of negro min
strels are 20 repeat Inc popular srco OF the Double
Be5ded Room sui tne Railroad Explosion tonight
BvcxrEY's SsFSADg-s The new prina donna Of this
company has made 5eciici n The sAre eysellen,
biu Which "a gyes s5t o'Sb' eil !" repeated tai.
eysnips
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-14
OUR SuEvIrAs CORRESPONDENCE.

NuNlTAs, Aug 81, 1855.
Arrirdl and Departure Of Santa Anna.
Our quiet little city taken by surprise yesterday
afternoon by the appearance in our bay of Mexican
war steamer and surprise considerably in
creased when it known that his Hghness D. An
tonic Lopez do Santa Anna, with his family on
board said steamer. 1t appears that the steamer Guer
zero, Commander Bosquet left Havana Sunday last
the 26th for St. Thomas and Iaguayra but the boiler
becoming eaky she had to put in here he nearest por
to repair went the wharf about hour after she
anchored and his Hghness land in company with
his wife, "a very ady-like, pretty little woman his
daughter, (not pretty) and her husband and child,
Gen. Soto some two three female attendants and
two or three maes-some dozen persons in all Our
Governor ID. Juso Sanchez, became the host for the
nonee and carried the whole party Of to his house.
This afternoon His xHighness, in company with the
Governor in chaise drove to the railroad station
about mile from the town. followed by his family in
open barouche, and few officers horseback As they
drove through the streets the General looked quite
lively and hearty but not single greeted his
he passed Some of the oaters the pulled
in respect of Governors the neghbors at their doors
looked lazily after him, and remarked to their next
neighbor that that the great Santa Anna Ay 'what
n fall was there my countrymen!' This woud-be En-
peror-tbs commander Of the grand order Of Guada-
upenow going fast into the vale of years, outcast
strangers.
He and his family go tomorrow to the city OF Puerto
Principe, to remain there few days. until express
can be sent TO Havana asking for Spanish
to take him to St. Thomas We have the Basan
here, and Is very probable that the government will
place her at his disposal think il is doubtful that he
will proceed in the Guerrero If learn any before
the mail closes will add. BCCKSHOT.
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Rnchel's Performances-Dcfence of Mr.. Felix.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK sept. Is, 1856.
have already given explanations concerning the
prices obliged to charge for the performances of
that have done my utmost to comply with the wishes Of
the public As for the scenery think that better
be furnished in New York; and though, according to
previous arrangements, only stay few weeks in
New York have caused less than FIVE complete
Of scenery TO be expressly painted for Me Racbes per-
totmsnces. do not speak of all the expenses have in
CURED to put the house itself in somewhat better order
than it when took possession Of it. My orchestra
numbers thirty musicians, and though little improve
ment be had in that department is generally
allowed that is, IL Is altogether unworthy Of
the patronage # the public. Now the ushers do
not think that there is single frcnchman among them
but should any one be mpolite, request that a com
pla mt be made 10 and the offender will be instantly
discharged. Now will You allow 10 add few words
merely 10 say that in London and in Paris-wlthout
speaking of many other important cities-he scenery
sometimes great deal than AT the Metropo
tan. and that there orchestra at all during the
performances Of Mile Rachel they WERE nevertheless
ATTENDED ly audiences numerous and enthusiastic
the by which n he Rachel has been warmly re.
eeiyed in New York. RAPHAEL FEIiX.
IN. Felix's doorkeepers, officers, and forth are
nearly all Frenctmen, according 10 our observation We
have also received letter from ofthe French users
He says that there but natives Of that polite and
chiyafons nation in the corps ushers and desires
that the n>olent shall be particuarzed The tone
OF his letter makes this entirely unnecessary The
ushers native and foreign, should be courteous to all
then there viii be complaint and no occa lion
for them to write impairment letters 10 the HEnArp-
I'm Hrpl
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Of the shares have been TAKEN and that the stockholders
to meet mt the Palace the 18th instant TO form
the regulations for the institution which will then be
duly installed.
Santa Anna got caught in gale ofwind and had to put
to Principe.
lie has sent for the steamer Santa Anna to convey him
to St. Thomas and Caracas, but have already writ
ten she Is Of repair and CO. So his Serene
Hghness" win probably return to this city to obtsin
conveyance to his destination BY the way have been
informed whilst writing this letter, that the Mexican
Consul to pay for the repairs bestowed upon the
Santa AulEA at the government works here, and this
would appear to be quite correct for she certainly ID
not at present in q ut condition to proceed to sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-14
Personal Intelligence.

The SolsrGnie Nocioadt Of Madrid says Among the
gentlemen whose names mentioned for the post Of
Consul General Of Spain 10 the Dominican republic is
Manuel de Gil de Olvarez Marquis Oliyarez. The in
formation possessed by this gentleman united the
great services which be lent TO his country in that
public where lie established years ago enttle hin,
TO this post, and shall have pleasure seeing our
flag so worhily represented
The following is list Of Americans registered at the
banking cffce Of Livingston, Wells Co. Paris Aug 30
1850
ker.ed gse.msu stSaS s % Hharsion
Sysa / Hy"I II fO.'eS ! b keIiy r. Kennedy
] !: Ward q Muller IL yoqns,. b. ii e.ess T l. Moore,
m0Si F. RsSn new YY: E 6
dali, H. Randall, H. 8. Randall, G. waris, r. Hsldemsn
f is%ss 1s%;'r s,%pa AsS
nor, A. Palmer. y. D.. Alien, ". Baker a i.oneloy
S%1s ssYsy / spgs sssa s97
s s% D 6 Ssnrss Rsnassy
lady, Alabama.
Judge Bayiy, member Of Congress frem the Accomac
viii probably be advised BY his physician 70 spend the
coming winter in the West indies instead Of Washington
ARRIVALS.
Fram New Orleans and Havana in steamship Crescent City
sSonon Children and serya% rTn Leu. Jann
Morales, Case, Mrs Dugan, Mora, Mora Cortina
sSS E sss fs. Sr sse Aaa. AGes o.
yesa Mofs sqss 4 Q Noe n Noe pesris, fs'ers
child Fd.afd Riley, John DosbiS John Hcncy. Mss Lee
miss n oNe, jacobs add wife, Pointon Pease,
From Liverpool ~ chip Nmesad fseJchn Sherwood a.
Phlsdepha; Terry, VIM Andrews o. Ne~ yors; Thos
s sS r NJ 0sca aess9 q cGnnssssgs ~
wu same, Of Ensaadi
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Ship Genoa reported In yesterdays paper having
sold TO Robson Randall, should have read bought
by Mr. VIM II Robson, OF the firm OF Robson Fosdick.
There Insurance upon the whaling bark 81 Peter of
New Bedford and her outfits at the following offices
Bedford-Mutual Marine Insurance Co. 100000 Union Mu.
tua1, 81 600 and Com Mutual $6,625-toal, $2ll25.
Bark Rhodes years old, 479 tons built Newburypor
has been sold for about $4,000 cash.
Brig Abby Taylor year old 300 tons built at Kenne
bunk has been sold for $4,000
Sehr Dean viii be launched by Cap, French on satur
day next ut Taunton. She Is 81 long Isl, broad feet
deep, and In lao tons bur,hen.
LAUNcHED--At Mystic CT, recently, by Mcssrs Irons
Crnnen two fine brgs of about $50
called he North and the South for Messrs Golden Muir
that city and Galveston. Messrs q have commenced
more Tor The same TO be called the East West
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ALBANY o 3sasa. h s
George s,ewaas .F Easpof ssa
lsse, Green Gibbs Wsseham norris orson ' Boston;
KPaer candy 1eon Hart, NYorS Fore Brown, do;
S Dor aS sss ga a Henry Nav w
sSwsI Na aye Cox Tomn NIsdo,d Anne Jsqss
@ ofn6s aSn Sya f In dise Ess
p sTacT shaver %o, sT
als%; Weldon sPrass 90; John Sadwsiadsf wiisms,
ADAMS Boston; schrs Maui;sar, Long do; Ann Jsnese
1cse henry
s' s''i5 es Forest %@Ta O. AsSa
cq1e dG Mary aas %% 1o% De-
Ann smith Providence; Anna Smith, Smith, do Highland
shI ArsIsaA oi saen copeh rom Manila for WORK
N ana sns g. rs qf ws n he ep Above
would get away In about twelve days
Sn @ nss
81 IN 9n eS q 81 Bsm su @ ss'ss AZ and
Boston Ior e equally divided between he Triton Ire
ey was sared here Tor 100 at The Neptune and New
Enpiand Mutual ofces.
BN BHe cARrHAeEsA, Aud 80 days from coatzacoalcos
Mexico for Liverpool put Into Charleston 10th inst for proyi
Notices to Mariners.
sAS W ,Soiseop BAR ,,--.
large can buoy with bck and white perpendicular stripes
The course hc buoy harbor, keep Fort
Point and Aa,raz Island h, house Bearings and
miles; telegraph font Lobos ENE tnagnec) distant
about6 miles and 10 Pon, Bonita light house, Ne u (mag
netic) distant about mules.
SOUTHAMPTON sEoAI~
bird class can buoy, red, with numbers has been
ton shoa in 2l iaoms water Vessels bound up the bay
should leave The buoy on he arboard band and be
Rearng and distances: Point Blunt BY W. tmagnec dis
about miles, r Sss sna A.
about 81 miles, Yerba Bueps Island Sc by (magnec)
distant etout miles, and Red Rock, NV (magne distant
third class buoy with red and black horizontal stripes
hns substituted for the buoy ia three ahoms
the north side Of and about half cables length the
shoaies part Of The rock Vessels should not approach the
mas and distances Point san Pedro NNW tmagnetc distant
about miles The rCh', r. NE dssn, about
mcs; Point Castro 81 " (nsenedcl distant about miles,
Point Qnanun sw taiagnetc distant about miles; Mar
miles; and RED Rock Sc BY Cmsgncael distant about az
NB-In entering terbor from seward buoys with black
white perpendicular stripes may be passed close either
band Buoy with red aud Black horizontal stripes are on OBJ
ci on either hand In passing RED buoys with even NUMBER
should be e the sarbeerd hand black buoys with odd
| lumber should be len on the port hand.
~ 0'''' " w ''4'"'-sf HARTMAN ART BAcHE.
-, . Ma foposl EnEtaeers. Dr. MAJ.
Whaicmen.
SD from New London il shlp North sar Fish North Pa
Cid ut boston i2h bark Ro'h.chpd Aierton Nora and
sV w a. ssw BEDFORD sa bss Kathleen, Ay Aasis md
'n AZ Ssnacss 100 rcar Hannon. P.,srcn Shoals
vith - bbs bRAsa tt - La. acar Wrlaa Deliver
a Ps Aus Il BARK prrsf, q Sev nsdsora to cal
AZ ron fionou.a rsiy i, ss.k oecrls wsAag.os l.
B'sSar, e her 9:i.ssi ~ Xstsack.