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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24

KirkPatFick. NeVins a. Co.,
RECETTIVG, FORWARDING IND WHOLESALE
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TTAEE in large and complete assortment Of
n Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades ..-.
Molases, in barrels and half harrels
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rsisns, full stock, with Teas, Candles SardiRes Mack
Glassware, assorted Pcans; together with all kinds Of Gro
cles usually kept in the Grocery line, Cur stock Of
BRANDIESy WINES, WHISKY, &Css
think surpassed this any other market. To
heavy stock Of goods in store invite the attention o.
the trade.
mar28-R KIRKPATRICK, NEVINs 4 Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24

TEXT BOOKS, used In the HiEh school, Pc
male AeademYs Young Ladies' Seminary
and othE selAopAq IN tbs CiGF and Country For sale
- CHARLES W. SMITH,
SPIT Al collsgs5.-sst,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A, Tibbs, Proprietor.

VTINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.--OufS.z shaitnbss
l1 sent large lot Of Fine Tobaoro.
NV LANGLEY CO.
sep3 Agenss for z. shuIts, and Elal.ey 4 booter.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24

CRAIG lead * co.,
IN
Hardware,
% PUBLIO SQUARE, NASHVILLE TEYBESSEE
TAMEs B. CRAIGHEAD having purchased the entire ntersst
- Of Mr.. WI II. MINCHIN, in the business Craighead
Minchin authorized the Of the 6rm in
quidaton and will continue the business old
% Public Square, under the title as above mag24
WHISKY.
1910 barrels Tennessee White and otker brands;
$50 J. H. Smiths Reserve;
900 Rye and BourOn;
$50 NegsOm & Lincoln:
100 Country Single Distilled; for sale Iowby
TERRASS BROTHERS.
NICHOL, GREEN & CO.,
No. Y, CORNER MARKET CLARKE STREErs,-
Produce s. Commission Merchants.
Liberal cash advances made c0nsignments Country
Produce.
NJ We paving at all times the market price for Bacon
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BeesWaZ, &c
II ? All orders accompanied BY the cash, filed with prompt
ness and despatch, a a moderate Commission. by
iap7 VTCH0L. GREEN & co
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NEAOKEREL! MACKEREH. !-5o bbs Mackerel
lvE 100 hi bbla Mackerel. .,
= =, ...., sALMAN TROUT. -
80 hb salap Trout leo hf bbis salmau Tto,1a JGa r
oeiyed direct from Lake SUPERIOR CAUGHT within ne ast resv
Jays. FOy sale y siysl n, c1RTERs EickAY q 60.
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A. c. CARTER. p. G.. b KAY. W. c. WusFORD
CAR TT n NIX Az & COZ
WHOLEsALE GRucEls,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND FOR
WARDING MERCHANTS,
Dealers im Fine BFandieS, Wines,
and Domestic Liquors,
. NO 70 PUBLIC SQUIRE, N4SHVZLLE TENN.
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A. ETREET A. l. King, "h- B. siKA
STREET, KING & Co.,
Alto NEYS AT LAW,

GENE r L ERTSs
IL practice in the Supreme and inferior Courts Of
w Nebraska, buy and sell Land aTants, enter land time
give special attention to making selections Of lands IN Nebka
Tor wishing good and desirable locations invest for distant
dealers on reasonable terms, taxes furnish abstracts Of entries
titles short notice. buy and sell lands, town lots, and s
kinds d rea estate, and doa General Agency business
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-24

CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &c.
TVE subscribers Or for sale the following choice brands Of
Wines Brandies &C:
50 Baskets Star brand;
IS g Eugene CIquoit, pints and quarts;
10 % Widow or Vive ChquOti
10 Fleur de Sellery and Grown brands
casks Harmony other choice brands Sherry Ma
dera.
10 cases Swiss Absyath;
10 " Curacan and Marashino;
so Z" GOuey, Bookers, and other Bitters;
40 London Porter and EdnOnrg Aie Of various brands
s5l< pipes Of choice French Brandies.
The fViue growers Co. Jules Duand, Agent, Jean Louis
superior old Cognac 1871 and Sazare fully guaranteed
pure unsurpassed in quality and favor by the Agents
the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch Irs and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy,
Bounce, The cOnnoeU and lovers good Wines
dy segars, &C. respectfully invited to call and examine
heir stock, sprill4 4. KERR & 90.
NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000, ALL PAID AND SECURED
EENIs Company being fully organized according Charter
prepared write Policies against Loss Damage by Fire,
Bindings Goods, Wares and Merchandise generally. Also,
shipments against Loss Damage by Sea, Rivers Inland
transportation, on the most favorable terms
LIFE NEsRO Policies ISSUED AT CURRENT RATES.
81" Office No. &c. Corner Of S7Grs and Cedar Street.
-.-r. DIRECTORS.
ALEXANDER PAIL, ". T. BERRY,
ANTHONY W VANLEER, JAMES WOODS,
JOHN KIRKMAN, JOHN Fl. EWIN,
HENRY HART, JR., r. G. MNAIRY,
TIOS. W. EVANS, HUGH MCCRAE,
WESLEY GREENFIELD
ALEXANDER FALL, President
jams WALxERl Secretary. apr3-y
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NOR sALE.--FIvs hundred bags extra samsiy white
Wheat Flour, from Lebanon Mills, By
nsy7-sf Fac. ANDERSON
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-02

- nth the Condor Who had rode out the above gale in Eek
Hstod Harbor, in company With the South Seaman, (isoV DYE
this seasonl Italy and tender Q200 bris) and Eliza Adams So'o
brIsl. Capt whiteside reported having on board the "a ma'e
and twelve men, c,ly survivors Of the crew Of the hsrk h.Jan,
Stewart. Of New Bedford, which went ashore on the north s'e OF
Big shanter Island, O the 18th October, and became a 'o'Aa
wreck. Cart Stewart, the LIST officer, and ii men ''
The Ratah had 1000 bris oil on board The Delaware 4 ~
very tsster,as weather from the strits, having encoaniersd
.sver.I beavv GALES of wiui-oue Of very great violence, onfhe
lsth Nov. from the southwark, bat q : 80 ~, long. 1aSS %
W. On the morning e the I'D Nov saw a ship apparently
crippJri bore up for her and ascertained IL to be the CowPer
Dean, Of New Bedford. with are tnpmast, Re, gone, apparently
Just done. As Il was Moving fresh sf the time, With consder.-
bile sea on, dill mo-, approach sufficiently near enough to speak
her, especially As she did not appear To require any assistance.
We note the following departures Of whale ships from New
Bedford. for the North Pacific: Sept so. ship Julian. Captain
s. p. Vinegar, Oct, 5, ship Cambria, Capt Henry Pease, jr;
ship Corin,hian, Capt. Valentine Lewis; bark Cieone, Capt.
John Y. Simn ms; 9th, ship Janus, Capt }. c. Smiths 9TH,
ship Jeanette, Capt. Hudson winslow; sth, ship South Boston,
(f y. H. Capt Edward r. Randolph; sth, bark Gate ship
Atkins Adams, Capt William Wilson, l2h, ship John How
land, Capt Alex. Whetdeni 18th, ship Twilight, Capt. Sylvester
Hathaway; 18th, bark Tamerlane, Capt winslcw.
Ship Nfnyod, Howes, reports, in the Ochotsk, Oct 10, exPe-
rienced n heavy gale from the NE, with bad Sc. runningi
while under close-reefed topsals, pitched away hh boom, flying
lib boom, and sprung the foremast BADLY. Had bad weather all
the way down. Nov. IA, in a gale, shipped a heavy sea and
stove part Of startrnari buIwarks and boat; at the same time
lost overheard Francis Derby, n native Of the Cape de Verd
Islands.
Cant. whneside, Of the Condor, reports: March 81, lat. 19e
10 N. long 152o W., a strong breeze from the west, found that
the shin had sprung a leak. Called all hands to the pumps and
commenced to bail; after working hard for IS hours, found the
leak. which we partly stopped. Was Obliged to go into Guam
to tin out ami repair ship. Have had bad weather all the way
down. Lost fore yard, jb boom, fore topgallant nasts, main
royal, etc; ship leaking haiiy.
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Am clipper bark Sacheu, Atkins. was to sail frsn Boston Oct
Is. in Fierce K Co.'S line Of Packets
ship John Marshall, Hooper, fr an San Francisco, due about
Bark Fanny Major, Patty, from San Francisco, due from Dec.
l3 To L.
Am bark Meita- Polys. Is due from Kamschatka-
British brig Emma sailed frm Liverpool, Aug ., for Fraser
River via Honolulu
ships Phanfome AMI Queen were advertised to I-aye London
in all Sept FIR Fraser River. touching ut Honolulu
ship Pfzaro would probably leave Liverpool. Oct. ] for Homo
Iuiu. to r. G. Janion-
From Br-nen, in al January, clipper brig Kohaia, Corsen, to
ft for whaling, by Hof-hlseger X Stapenhost
From Bremen, esrly in March, clipper brig Aloha, To u. for
whaling, ny Hof>ehlaeger & Stapenhorst-
Am sIoop-oExar yaniaIia. Sinclair. Is due from Tahiti.
Am ship Polynesia. morse. sailcl from Boston for San Fran
cisco Sept 1O-due here in March
Hamburg brig Hero is INV due from lIongkong, with a cargo
Of China goods
Puget Sound, with lumber.
Am brig Augenett, 233 tons, Studley, sailed from New Bed
ford August s. for this purt.
Am. schooner MARTHA, Penhallow, sailed from New London
for Honolulu July L.
Am. ship MOIern Times. % ii. A. Pierce's Line of Packets.
left Boston for Honolulu, via Tahiti, August D.
The clipper ship Syren, Green, will lie due from Rio Janeiro
in about two weeks
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beInG mAde BY the eIeOtrictans Ia disccr
difficulty lay, bat mp to latest acconrsSr
unsuccessful II vas, however. thon.a.a
~tricians that the; difficulty, which vss'cG
flaw in the Cable within = few mil supps
Bay, would be finally overcome. IT, ~
were tired to hear of its inai success tpspt
lose all interest in it. A%
The following IL the latest intelligence =,
regard to the working OF the Gable:
lkISIrY BAY. Oct. IL "a
PETER COOPER ESQ., rev York; rerr /
that tne preconCertcu siSudiS arranged by N. II
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NGERs.

For SAN FRAxcIsco-per Frances Palmer, Dec 1T C shelton,
T y Dennis, J Barnart, Capt Bronson, Samuel Isaacs, Maurice
Eager, Henry Stanton
From SAN FRAScrsco-pcr Glimpse, Nov 2S-Samuel Zacha-
riah, A D Barnard, W yauirey, Capt Chas Friesach, Phiaeas
Toiman, G d Carlton and wife, Chris Quill, DIR A Kennedy, c P
piauzher and friend, Archibald Maciin, III ID Chace. Caleb Carr,
Levi Eastzhrook, c W Myers, L Sampson. } Credifail.
From AYAx-per 9 Constantine, Nov 25-Peter Ficher, JAMS
Johansen. Albert Schroeder.
From TAnTI-per Lewis Perry, Nov 2s-Henry Owner, Mrs
Owner and 3 children, N Legueilee.
For JARVIS IsLASD-per Josephine, Nov 9-G p Judd, Vim
II Quick. Kahana, Kauakahi. Kapihinui.
For Cold SPRING, l. I-per Sheffield. Nov 30-Mrs Green
and child, ar & Mrs A d Cartwright, Miss NJ Cartwright
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EXPO

For NEw LosDos-per f. y. wiretts, Nov 2s-ship Sheffield,
j. 1s5 lbs bone ship Montauk. 1889 do Splendid, 1857 do.
1o2, s5S do, LIZA gals sp oil, l53,632 do VIII oil, - bris slnsh,
I,15o skins, $4,000 warus teeth, by c. A. Williams x Co. Totll
value transhipped. Sl3+.432 90.
For SAN FgAScISCo-fer Frances Palmer, Dec 1-9. cs soap,
IS pkgs sugar, s casks up oil, 1872 bales pull, ! base fungus,
1850 bags sweet potatoes, so bris molasses-
fERRAra.-In he export report OF Golden Eagle, given last
week. for ship 81 Milton,n read "Gov. Troup-" The Milton Wis
tied Lahaina and shipped her bone there
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We are happy to be able to announce the safety
Of the ship Syren. While lying-to in a gale off
Patagonia. she shipped a heavy sea on her starboard
bow, which carried away her bulwarks AMI stove in
some OF her bow timbers. Although she die -et leak,
Capt Green deemed it prudent to return to Rio.
where she arrived Sept. ~. and would repair. She
probably got away again by the first Of October, and
may be looked for by the 18th inst.
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- At . meeting Of the Board OF Trus.ees % .ns
s.;lors, Home Society, held on the 29th ult., tho nl'
lowing resolutions were passed
p.so,red. That the cordial thanks OF the Irusees
.onderad 10 the Amateur Musical Society. ana all
o.her. engaged in the late Concert, for their services
ON that occasion. 49,
Resolrcd. That the above DC ppnl'sned ~
a. the Town. Z,
The Trustees remember, also. thai "s''e ''s
indebted to the Aniatenr Society for q nus'c"l
which has given unusnal satistect'on' fne, M
are due also to Mrs. VIM, C-PaEke' And TO Inc zso'
tees of the Fort Street Church.
j. MORT SMITH,
Secretary.
Polvnesian and Friend please copy
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VESSELS IN poRr-NOvEMBER 30.

H. T. MY sloop Calypso. Montresor.
Am surveying schooner Ferinore Cooper, Brooke
Am clipper ship West Wind, Baxter, up for New Bedford.
Am clipper ship warhawk, simmons, loading oil for N. Bedford.
Am bark Frances Palmer. Green.
Am ship Mountain Wave, Hardy, loading oil for New Bedford
An ship Glaiiater, Luce
Am bark Alexander. Br-h.
Am brig Eolus, Canman-
Am bark Glimpse, Dayton
Am schooner Isabel. Davis.
Am sch Lewis Perry, Turner.
Bi tkh bark 0restes, Hayes.
Haw brig Emma, Bennett
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IMPORTS.

From SAx FKAxcIsco-Per Glimpse. Nov 2S-1 box China
ware. B c. CHICKS, lI1 pkgs mdse, i sign. BOO bags patatnes- 400
buii< shingls. 20 c. cigars, 5 cs express matter, i cs harpoons,
S cs hats, 5 cs clarets, 2 bags corn, 80 brs lime, 10 cs peaches, 2
pkgs specie -
parcels and . coils corlase.
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WUALERS.

Am ship BENZ. Morgan, Sisson
Am ship Majestic, Chester
Am ship Bmtus. Henry
Am ship Fran. Henrietta, Drew
Am ship Barnstable. Fisher
Am ship Minerva. CroweIl
Am ship M0rcs, Manchester
Am ship Tybee, Freeman
Am sh Jno. K Elizabeth, Lester
Am ship I Dickson, i'iask-tt
Am ship Hudson. Marston
Am ship Kutusof, Wing
Am sh Northern Light, Austin
Am ship Olympia, Ryan
Am ship Montauk, French
Am ship Mary. jerks
Am ship Splendid, Pearson
Am ship Caroline, Harding
Am ship Empire, Russell
Am slip Hobomok, Marchant
Am ship Eliza Adams, Thomas
Am ship Amazon, Eidriige
Am sh Chas. Phelps, Eliridge
Am ship Orozimbo, Pease
Am sh Washington, burlington
Am sh South Seaman, Norton
Am ship Manuel Ortez, Hazard
Am ship China, Thompson
Am ship Arctic, Phillips
Am ship Maria Theresa. Coop
Am ship CowPer. Dean
Am ship Roman, Devol
II merchant and war vesS
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Am ship Nimrod, Howes
Am ship Condor, Whiteside
Fr ship Espadon, Homont
fr ship v. de RenDes, Guedoit
Am bark Java, Lawrence
| Am bark Fanny. Boodry
Am bark Java, Raynor
Am bark Brighton, Tucker
Am bk Fortune, Anderson
Am bk hIarInony, Austin
Am BIZ Sharon, King
Am bark Kingfsher. Palmer
Am bk sir Cloud. Coggeshali
Am bark Wavelet, Swain
Am bark Vernon, Bumpus
Am bark Florence, Cordd
Am bark Merrimac, Long
Am bark Delaware, Kcnworthy
Am bark Mary Frazer, Rounds
Am brig Agate, Lawton.
Am sch T.. l.. Frsst, -
Russ bark Turku, Soderbiom
Russ brig $. Constantine, Lind
holm
Haw bark Gambia, Merritt
Haw brig Waiiua, Lass
IIaw brig Karai, Mammen
IIav brig Antilia. Mode
Iiaw bg Hawaii, STRENGTHENING
| Haw brig Emma, futile
=, Haw brig John Dunlap, -
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.

Nov 22-Bark Endearor, Wilson, from Ochotsk, 1000 VIII, 14.o0o
aaH-= bone t
-22-ship Corea, Fish, from Och, 700 VII, 5000 bone.
Z3-Bark Massachusetts, Green, from Och, As sp, 500 VII,
21Benjamin Ru-h, Wyatt, from Och, $50 VII, $500 hone.
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Nov 3o-Bark Isabella, Lyon. for home.
30-Ship Omega, Sanborn, Tn cruise South.
22-Bark John Wells, Woodbridge, for Hibo.
22-Bark Baltic. Bronson, to cruise and home.
22-Ship Levi Sarbuck, Jergnegan, for coast Of California
2LBark Florence, Cordd, FIR Honolulu.
Z3-Bark Dromo, Cole, tn cruise Westward.
2S-Rark ITrberniz, Booker, fr ooast Of California
26-Bark woiga, Crowell, for New Zeaiand and home.
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DEC. i, 1sss.


vne"' n.n Al a iinary calculations on that score and
.~ sSper'enee o. those vho have been enragea III ous'ness 'f
en- yea" o more Dealers have neen euS''" '"
""ers havy trade during October and November M nfse
early laid In. AMI constantly ~idei 70. IN eeoonnen'
~Speetatson' never hitherto disappoiuted, Of ahr1sk demand when
~ ~hafsn'pS 'rnse' pay "a their Crews q g money INTO
.s spnhs y snnHe eAeH'ns =
~eth' "'a'ns o. me yesr.paneuhry the fatter'ar
-eAsha'"n 1""
'auo"s mn ther yani-sueks' 'o'N'ns eNf"
A""s "1"'Ht she Jo" season WIN nigh hopeS' onV l""r
narit lines, ny meif anteipa,''ns GU
n nuns n remark = . n<eone = !. ""
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must eive wav 70 \ conviction that The rh.,y. :. ,ersec,rv ,eyiti-
mate and se ,e~rr of c,,.s< wh,ch h.v. -, r-.su.ux Al.
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A SOAKING RAIN.-Last Saturday the wind came
round quite fresh from the southwark. and the heavy
clouds which had been hanging about for a number
of days, commenced about two in the afternoon,
gently at first. but gradually faster to drop their
reviving showers. Although business was interrupt
ed and many wet jackets were got. nobody felt in
clined to grumhle as, all through the evening and
far into the night, the sweet rain battered over the
parched town and country. Some unknown poet,
inspired by such an occasion, sings thus:
"BIess, o bless this summer even,
Spirits in the clouds of Heaven,
Who do, laughing. lowly sit,
Weaving rain and peIting il,
At this scorching town Of ours
Searching town aud faintng flowers.
Giobules si!very, crystal. clear,
bursting into spray mii-air,
Scattering perfume everywhere ~
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IA merchant, and war vessels, O. rhalers-rorAr, 70.
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press treaty not to interfere with the administra-
ton of those islands, and certain it is that no
French authority has ever been exercised on them.
On the other hand, they are considered Mt Tahiti
to be perfectly free and independent. The popu-
latlon of Raiatea is about 5000, and that of Ta-
haa about 5000. Both islands have several chiefs,
but no king. The son of Pomare, who went there
to act as king, after a few months authority, was
deposed and returned to Tahiti.
What the action of the United States govern
ment in the case will be is very questionable !;
but we think that they will not judge it wise to
undertake a protectorate of the islands, although
there is no doubt that American interests, as well
as the welfare of the native race, would be pro-
NOTED by an occupation of the islands.
ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEArER AND CALIFORNIA MIN
srRELs.-On Monday evening the benefit Of Mr.. J. 8.
Townsend came off Mt the former of these places of
amusement, having been deferred from Saturday on
account Of the inclemency Of the weather. The play
performed Was Don Cesar de Bazan, in which Miss
Ince took the character of " Maritana,' Mr.. Towns
end that OF Is Don Cesar and Mr.. Beatty that Of
the :" King"-the latter assuming the cast at a mo-
ment's notice, Mr.. Ryley. who had volunteered. not
being able to appear. We were glad to notice there
was a full house on the occasion-the Honolulu Rifles
being present in n body.
Lew Rattler's benefit took place at the Hawaiian
Theatre on Thursday evening last and was well at
tended. As a delineator of negro character Lew is
unique. and is ably seconded by the whole corps.
Oh that laugh. It will certainly be the death Of
somebody. or Lew Rattler, for it is the genuine coffee
pot pattern, and if he should happen to turn the top
of his head a little too far back. why
Pete Sterling and Tim Darling had a benefit last
evening. at which a prize was offered for the best
conundrum. There was a good opportunity for the
paranomasian talent, of which we have such an
abundance in Honolulu, to exert itself. 1t is not Of
ten a medal is bestowed for the best :. pan-ish-menf.
We have not heard who was the successful competitor.
On Saturday evening next Joe Murphy's benefit
comes off ut the Hawaiian Theatre, and as one of the
most deserving of the Californis Troupe, we hope he
may meet with bumper. The performance swill con-
.ist Of . variety Of the M~instrels' peculiar acts. dan
ces, songs. etc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11
IcIrr from New MEXICO.

ST.. LOUIS. Aug. lO-A gentleman who has
just arrived here iram Albuquerque, reports
mat 375 men were met On the Pawnee fork
Of the Arkansas, Ell route to assist Gen. Walk
er in Sonora.
Con. Walker is said to have previously
passed with 500 mounted men, armed with
Minute rifles and thirteen pieces of cannon.
Tne same messenger also reports that Col
Titus was then at III PlssU With Col. Walker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

There are from Coo to 100 visitors at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs. Among the
guests are Gov Horton, of Texas, Judge HI
lie, of Miss, together with man7 planters
from Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi aud the
two Caroliuas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-11

y~OCNG LADIES NSTITU / E.-Tne
I Ninth Annual Session OF this Insulation ,
Tor Boarding and Day Scholars, will commence
OF Monday, September 18th.
Tue Exercises will be conducted by the Pria.
cira and his wife. aided by competent AssIs-
tauts in the several departments.
Those pupils who expect TO become teachers,
will m addition 10 the usual course OF study,
receive special advice and instruction upon
suca topics and duties as relate directly TO the
profession OF Teaching.
Courses of lectures upon the Sciences, will
be delivered during the year.
Further information respecting the lns,itu.
ton. may be obtained by application TO
SYLVESTER SCOTT, PRINCIPAL.