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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
HENRY \. WISE.
TO EpITORS AND PRINTERS.

|Tag subscribers beg leave TO call attention to their
/ :TOCK uP PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS, BoB-
i.s PRESSES &C. &C. large supply ofwhich they keep
.sia:y hand their Type and Stereotype Foundry,
i. S. Gold 81; New York.
a. Rave full assortment OF all articles required In 4
|s-=-.s Ctsc-, Including
CASES, CHASES, GALLEYS. &c.,
wAh warran; -qualn every respect 10 any man.
-i--rd IN this country and which We will sell on the
ri ;.-s viz six months credit for approved negotiable
ss zen per cent discount for cash. Old Type taken
IaA:;e for the price Of nine cents per
80! delivered wi:hin ~ days from time OF purchase,
.:sTae TX ceais peg pound.
wM HAGAE, JR. & co.
:. Undersigned. AGESr VIRGINIA. for the above well
Ts establishment supply the trade with every de.
-;oa o. PHiSTISG MATERIALS, at the manufacturers
k-... and on the same liberal terms.
5.J.n; printed the "RicHN1Sp ESoriEER for upwards
yra-, wish type and other materials purchased from
~r, HAG,k Co, am induced 10 recommend materials
i : ;a,!r establishment in preference 20 others.
.cnsH BOOss will he furnished 20 the trade, and such
NAY be selected will be forwarded with despatch.
wM. Il. ALLEGRE,
var-h'. .Enouirer" Office Richmund, Va.
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:; nv run GoVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..
pI 90 nGI AMATlOh.

,ya,yu ITI0N having been received by the Executive,
| 80. ALEXANDER II. WELSH, alias PORTER. who was
-.,e to The jail Of Alhemarle county on charge Of
..y has escaped herefrom and s now going al large
s 40 hereby offer a reward Of one hundred dollars
m p,r.oa who hall srres, the said texr H. Welsh and
Kim into n. Jail Of said county Of Ahemarle; and
Z, -o-eovsr require all officers Of this Commonwealth,
.i military. and request the people generally 10 use
-, eys-.Sns 10 procure the of the said Welsh,
-l,a~ nav be brought 20 justice.
- Given under my hand az Governor, and under
n. Les seal Q. the Commonwealth, AT Richmond,
- ,hi. fnh Jay % May, i>Ss.
HENRY 4. WISE
y .se Governor:
GsnsGs " MrSFcRo Sec'y Of the Commonwealth.
l. Il Welsh. alias Porter, il ahor; five Zee; nine inches
.sea,y,eyea wears of age: dark complexion and hair,
rs eye, slender in person; had lost two or three Of his
~. es,s which quite noticeable In conversation.
,..aps Ike lump on his right cheek: shrewd,
..,5ls AID apparently educated fellow; when speaein:
=: :ema-sabe hahi, Of throwing his head 10 one side
Nav 6-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1859.

The present Opposition, dressed in any kind
of clothing, is the Opposition still. Its Black
Republican and Know-Nothing limbs can never
be disguised into uniformity and shape, for
Southern taste, by any style Of rhetorical dress.
This deformity cannot be hidden nor its rot
tcnncss smothcred Mr.. Preston, though he
male a good speech, though he wove beautiful
robe almost without the impcrfcction of seam,
and with but few blots 10 stain its purity, it
was all lovcs labor lost" by hanging it upon
the shoulders Of deformity and corruption.
The discussion was characterized by gentle
manly department throughout; both par
ties were delighted with their respective ORA
tors-and We may add justly 50, for both met
the expectations of their friends.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-05-20

aSSa CCiNO For sale by
q: IL Z. II. SKINNER aCo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

body Of the Saints undoubtedly believe all the
current imputstions Of Mormon outrages to be
soomlnabie calumnies. Many Of the highest
dignitaries Of the Church may be included in
this number; but there are men in the Church
who know that they are not calumnies-who
know that -Gentiles and apostates have been
killed for the Church's and for Christ's sake,
and who firmly believe that they ought to have
been. grieye to say it. but hold these more
consistent and logical Mormons than their in
nocent and unsuspicious brethren. For if 1
were Latter-day Saint, undoubtingly believ-
ing all oPposers of the Mormon Church to be
Gods enemies, obnoxious to His wrath and
curse, and obstructing the rescue of souls from
eternal perdition and torture, / should be
strongly impelled to help put those opposers of
God purpose out of the way of sending more
immortal souls to everlasting FIRE. should feel
1t my duty so to act, as lover of God and man;
and / confidently predict that not one Mormon
who has killed GENTLE or an apostate under
like view Of his duty, will ever be fairly con-
victed I'm this Territory. No jury can be drawn
here, unless in fagrsnt defiance of the Terrific
rial laws, which is not mainly composed of
Mormons and no such jury will convict Nor
mon Of crime for any act done in behalf of
God dskingdom-thatis is, of the Mormon Church.
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AFAYETTE INSTITUTES,

IL f.,
PRorEssoR l.. C. LOMIS. A. NJ. PRIScIpAL. =
Fornt.riy rresitsnt or the WHmisgtoa Female
CoiIege.l
The next session of this Institute v i'll commence
on the first Monday in September. Its design is to
Impart substantial, liberal and refined education
The course Of study is and thOroug h.
There are three dsPsItmenis: Ths Primary, in
which attention is chiefly directed u the elenen-
tary; the Preparatory, embracing the common
FnSish; and the Senior, all the branches
tau ght in ur highest female institu,ions. Young
ladies comp citing the course are entitled to diplo
ma, the highest testimonial a literary institution
can bestow.
Professor Donald NJ MacL cod having transferred his
Select Family School f'r oung Ladies to the uu
dersigned, the Institute has been removed t. the
comm diou. and more central builtinz heretofore
occupied by him. Professor Macl ,eot will CONT nue.
services To the classes in literature and rhetoric.
For course OF stndy, terms, &c, see circulars at
the book stores, or at the destitute. =. .----
au Is eoSw l.. c. LOOMS
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The SECRET OF BLoNDIN,s SUCCESS

tFrom the New York Century, August 27f
The wonderful power that BIondin possesses
Of balancing himself is the point of curiosity
and amazement to the crowd. By explaining
little Of the philosophy of this feat we may
lessen the astonishment of some people. and
perhaps remove the chief difficulty to a ra-
tionsl amount of self-culture, resulting in an
improvement Of the nervous system. The COM
mon toy OF q man spinning on the point of
wire explains the whole matter. The centre
Of gravity Is lowered 10 the base, and there il
is easily preserved The use of the pole an
suers the same purpose. ,Blondin's pole in
thirty four feet long, and weighs forty six
pounds. Held below the middle Of the body
1t brings his centre of gravity sufficiently near
to the rope to be easily controlled A very
slight elevation Of one end aud a correspond
ing depression Of the other restores the balance
Of the body, The skill TO govern the position,
by an exact movement OF the pole TO the re-
quired extent and not an inch further, results
from practice. Those who have seen ''the in
FAINT phenomenon of the Ravel troupe on the
tight rope, must have observed the imperfect
management Of the pole in less experienced
hands. Philosophically, Blondin and his pole
constitute one body, and the extension later
ally Of its weight is equivalent to lowering the
centre OF gravity, or enlarging the base on
which he walks. The most perilous exploit of
NJ BlOndin is that Of carrying man on bis
back. Here he runs a frightfui risk beca ause
ne cannot command the nervous system of aD-
other person. To this experiment he will fall
a victim. il he persists in it. The slightest
trepidstinn of nerve in the carried body will
inperil his centre Of gravity, and put il out of
his commsnd, in spite Of the SIX with which
he adjusts the weight TO rest as much rs pos
sible on his hips, and rs little as possible on
his shoulders Travellers over mountains are
warned by their guides to sit Psssively on the
mule, without attempting to direct the animal.
This IA what the man must do who ridss ON
BlOndins back His own command of nerve
must be equal TO that Of his master. or he en-.
dangers both The fact OF dismounting several
hines proves that it Mas 50, aaa that be did not
avail himself Of any trick in shutting his eyes
from the abyss below - :
This is the whole explanation of M BlOndins
feat--his lowering of the centre of gravity near
TO the base and his smsxingly skillful govern
.nent Of it. We would not advise any one to
try hazardous experiments; but the truth Of
this explanation may be tested by walking on
the edge Of board firmly liked in the required
posi- ton on the ground or floor. and by using or
dispensing with the balancing pole. or other
weight, to control the centre of gravity.
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/ MUSICAL NOTICE.

M MUSICAL NOTICE.
NlR. WIN: @. DIETRICH, Pupil of the Com
servat9iIe of Prague. Bohemia, and late Of, M
citi Eens Of Washington that, having been $$S&3x
inducsd TO take charge of the organ and cholr
in one OF the leading church-s in this place he
L. PIsssred to give INSTRUCTIONS On TaE
PIANO, HARPl GUITAR. and ORGAN; also.
IN VOCAL MUSIC. Applications to be m ade Al
Mr.. MEFZEROTT'S Music Store Pa avenue
where clrcul ar vii be found stating terms and
further particulars. The best of references given
on application. A CLASS IN SINGING will h.
started as soon as a certain number of pupils shall
have subscribed thsir names. an q srn
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TRAVKLKRE DIRECTORY.

II NIA, wa PANAMA. on the sth and go
ath Of every moth, by the steamshipsalffIN
ADRlATlC, ATLANTIC and BAL s>442n21s
TIC, formerly in ths Liverpool Line.D The above
nnrlyalled steamships, owned by the North Atsn-
hS ~ amship Co, are now being fitted up for the
CalifornIs tsde, one Of which will cave the " harf
foot of Caual street, the 5th October st D. M,
and semi monthly thereafter. The rates Of passage
aDd freight will be Is reasonable as by any other
line. They have large freight capacity, al the
rangements for the comfort and health Of the pas
sengers will be such IS to challenge eomparI.on.
An experienced surgeon will be attached 70 esoh
khip, an E-lm
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.i' - DAT'ssJusr WHAT I'D LikK To Know THE
Columbus fOhiol Journal reports row I'm thai
city: a large African, whose back might an
swer for a black board In a public school was ar
rested. aud a boulder weighing about four pounds
was found under his shirt bosom. On being CUES
toned as to how IL came into his possession he
exclaimed, with o look Of blank astonishment
Dat g just what I'd like u know how dad infer
nal rock got into nv bosom. I'spect some dam
Niger must have iowed IL dar.p -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

LEWIS, PAYNE,
w HOLESALE BOGTAND SHOE DEALER.
brtdes sfvsst, GeorgetorW. d. O.
The attention. of the trade ID respectfully CALLED IN
ny st9cx 9f H9ltAs', Mems, and Boys-AS
ChIstSklN SHOES, for SKINNER wear X3v
all OF nv own mr m facture
NY stock OF PATENT LEATHER
WOkh Is also assorted and well worthy of atten-
A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsutable Tor servants) also on hand and CONSTANT,
+. III Country merchants and others m want an.
II vlted 20 call or address me at No. ~ Bridge st
SeorEetown, ID. C. - ans tsT'
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ID MRS KESLEY'S t..
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL 70 r

CornsT Of Sirth and L streets.
The duties OF thus school will be resumed on Mon
day, September 5th. au 50 colin
MRS BURR'S SCHOOL. III street, between
iEl 18th and l4th, will reopen on MONDAY, Septem
ber3 18th. An
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CLINTON ACADEMY s,o,a,,o,v~ y g.

GEORGE ARNOL ID. nj. A., Principal.
This School has been removed to No. 1o7 West
street, near Washington, into the building hereto
fore occupied by Mr. p A. Bowen Ths next an
nual session viii commence on Monday, the 5th of
September. Catalogues may be obtained after the
10th of August at the Bookstore of Mr.. Frsnck Tav
or, WashinstOn, or At the Drug Store of Mr.. X. 8.
T. Cissel, Georg au4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01
NIETROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI
ly TIITE

A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOU'VE LADEs
464 Street, betre,a 6th and 7th streets.
The third annual session Of the Institute will COM
mgnce on the first Monda, ia September
Located IN beautiful and healthy position in the
Nanonal Metropolis, with corps Of experienced
and acoompli shed Teachers. unsur sed cilities
are offered Young Ladies' for acquiring thorough
and accomplished edrcation.
Circular, with full information as to terms, &C.,
ma be obtained at the principal bookstores, or on
application to the Principals, Mr.. and Mrs. T H.
HANENNER, 464 + street, Washing ton city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01
EDUCATIONAL.

CITY ACADEMY, - =
No; ls3 10th street, bet d and + a,.
\, ans DUTIES OF this Institution will be resumed on
au J'-HN .T..fr-r -... J.ETT.T, pvinci,.I
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o D: C o A L!
heKNET MARLOW,S
STEAM, SAVING. AND SPLITTING FIRE
WOOD MILL.
Corner Of SereHth street and Canal
We now have grsater facilities for Saving and
SPltnnE Ere Wood, consequently reduced our
III oas Wood, sawed in pieces. ss per cord.
IL Oak Wood, sawed an pieces and
II Split, $3.50 per cord.
III flne w ood. sawed In pieces and
-c.u, ,"spht, sS per cord.
McKNEW Il NARROW
US III Corner of 7th street and Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

T FINALE TEACHERS.
i WO Young ladies, sisters, ex perienced teach
ers, are desirops of entering seminary for LADIES'
to Instruct in the following branches:
Vocal and Instru mental Music Latin, French,
hlgher English Studies. Drawing, Pastel and Gre
For Testimonials apply to the editor of the Star
or 60 Mr.. Weston, editor ofthe Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

THE UNION ACADEMY AND ALSO THE
,nan oNtON , FEMALE ACADEMY viii com
~ msnoe their annual sessions on Monday Sept s.
ieB. E.a -- 81. II RICHARi g,
-.r. Hs... MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
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T,O HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

UhO hOUSEkEEPERS AND OTHERS.
ULooK TO YOUR INTEREsrn
BY, Purchasing your Wood of
once, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite
u You will not ozly be sure of full measure
but yon VIII get your Wood Sawed in 2, s. or 4
pieoes, u and Spiit-[1I any size deslIed.
III Flfty cents per cord cheaper than II is sold
from any other place in this city.
III His Wood is of the Best Quality,l
Best QUALITY LII
IL He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,l IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
kindhng Wood,l IN
klndiing WOODY LII
IL All delivered Free of Charge,( m
Free of ChargeS LII
III Notice III IL the above does not show how
III Moneys Worth. III
Now please call at the above once II = and try
It'll You viii geta quarter Of q cord OF the best
Spruce Pine Sawed in pieces , and Split III
for 81; pieces for 81 lS<; pieces Sl 2S; or the
best Oak piece. Sl,H1S; 5 pieces Sl-5O; pieces
S162S; or the best Hickory, pieces l-5n pieces
81 IS; 4peces g. All other parts of cord at Same
Orders left at 8. w.K. Handy's, opposite viii
lards Hotel at VIM. Ballantyn yne's, e 7th street:
at Pages wharf, at the foot st prompty at
tended to. Once removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner Of 7th and Canal streets The rponey
to accompany the order or be ready when the fuel
iei APAYNTER. At Pages Wharf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

A WOOD AND COAL 3.
FUEL always on hand. -. ~
firm. " ~ ~
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery,
Wood delivered, sawed and split any isnrth and
size, or simply sawed, delivered in the cord
length. Per sous wishing quantity can take wharf
measure, and have II prepared to order.
III Those wishing tolay in their winter supplies
viii please remember we wish to keep no accounts:
consequently, il IL Is not convenient to paw cash
5f ]. w. M GAIT
HI Ohce-Northwest corner 18th and C streets
No. 341. Wharf and Mill-Foot Of nth street
below War Department iy u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE. ..-,slI
STUDIES will be resumed in this lnstitation on
Mosday, the 5th day OF Septsmbfr. -
an 2s-staw4v Join -EARLv.S 8 J., Pres't.
WEsTERN, Nm rhscAPEMYsaI,.s s duties of thls
gu s-eo2m 9. L. LOOMS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
(IoNZA6A coLLEGE, :

4 (EoNZAGA COLLEGE, ---- -f s. .r.--
tSrREEr, BETWEEN srH AND 10TH.
Ssaolee viii be, resumed the first Monday of
= a': q e. s.s fFSsss F::s;.'siy ss4''f
IT, Vice Vi a'f;ssas F9s:asn. and
I'd Msthemstic:. and ist French. ''''0' 0' f0''f''
sn LIST HUI
msns ss Pd0:sS5 ,.nn Of I'd HUI
and p ii .h hfES,ssiGl FssseS of Sd
Sd XritbmosstScs rd MdHEshI p,Siessor OF Rudiments,
b.; NJ. CAssIAN, s. J., Tutor in the Class Of Ele-
sn By 3 de- ofthe President; sso sruo o,o
RRooKvILLE ACADEMY. - :
B. pRErryMGN,,. N,.ssGfsrE A. M Hsise,pys, Gssniy, Nd
The fan session will commence on Monday, Sep
store, or By addressing the Principal at Brookvilie
ND au T-2w
NJ MRS McCORNICK's SCHOOL.
IvlRS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
tFs1a: bs snd ~ ne SuSS generally that she viii
branches requisite to thorough English educa
tion.
In aaultion 20 her CAV sohoars she Ia desirous of
.scsynG yn into n o her family few pupils s bcarders,
mediate care and oversight ''' '"'-
resldsnse-No. E 3s Cameron .treet, AleIandria, Va.
I GOODMAN ADAMS. PROFESSION OF Music,
y: Orsanist Of Asssnrbiys CSnrek,
= $i$SS ESETs sSI :, y
Win school, s!s:ss or to pupil.
at their residences or at his rooms corner Of Sth
PfoG s, SsGq.i, Prof ]. II. Daniel, and Prot J. L.
Clubb. Washington. au s-Iw.
III MIR. w. HENRY PALMER,
I1AvING Determined to remain in Washington
PIANO FORTE GLASSES. AE
Advanced ADVANCE dI cI.s.s.,es eer 10 Gsst,S.i psf Quarter.
Apply at W. 9. Metterott'. IN Music & Store. Pa. .v.
Georeetown Pupils apply at Miss Harroyer's Fe-
male Academy, Georgetown. au 2s-eoSts
MUSICAL INsrRUG5TIoNi III Igs i,.,,.x s,,,r,
HARP, PIANO, GUfTIR, SINGING,
ORGAN. &e.
Prof DE CENlEL'S long and practical expe-
him to pursue such q method as to complete &IE]x
the Musical edueation of even those possess- $2X
Ing oTdl5Ssry .sity In less than one half the tue
different instruction of Incompetent teachers.
Due attention paid TO the proper muscular deyel-
and elasticity of touch; and lastly though not
the true manner OF rendering Music graceful, bril
llant, and ex2resslye,-the whole combining the
same course oil instructon as pursued by all Cole
pU Only a limited number of pupils received.
Prot. G; +. DE CGNIEL. T.
Musical ep,sitory. Pa. ave-,
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RROOkVILLE ACADEMY, -s.a.- .. "a. --
IL :, L.. - Moatgon1sry County, Nd
E. B. .PRETTYMAN,A A. NJ, PsiNcIpaL.
The fan session will commence on Monday, Sep.
tembnr 5th F".-l -
Catalogues may be obtained at Philips Book
store, or By addressing the Principal at Brookvlie
Mo- au 27-2w
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DENTISTRY, &o.

N F.-... DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his ofkce 70 the rooms
long occupied By DR.; Mslster, tSs Penn'Ia
syeuue, between 9Th and 10th sts.,) where} S
he will be pleased 10 see sll who may desire llIo
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted 10 refer 70 DIR. Malster. iax
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DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LorrE.
II RlES.

rnhNNb' DROhDbENIS Gu, MANAGERS,
WILMINGTON, DELAwARH
The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are
drawn daily at Wilmington. Del. at Is minutes be-
fore ?; m Al drawings under the superintendsrce
oil Lottery commissioners appointed by the state
PRIZES PAID As soon As DRAWN
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THE MoRMoNs AND MORMONIsM.

Horace Greeley has another letter from salt
Lake CITY in the Tribune. We make some ex-
tracts:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-01

DT.Sos Good second hand PIANOS for IS le az
from sas to src for rent fem 50 s esIt, % q
suT SOC Pa. av., bet 9Th and 10th aus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-10
Later from Nortnern Mexico.

PREPARATIONS FOR A NEW CAMP AIGN-spEcIE CON.
DUCTA OF $3.50 600 en- RoUTE-NEw LINE or
srEAMsuIPs--GsNERALN NEWS, ETC.
Correspondence OF the n. o. PtcAyune1
BROWNSVILLE, July 25, 1859.
BY late arrival direct from fsnpico We have n.el,.
Esnce from that port TO the 22d inst Gen Oexoado
Jusrezs Minister Of Wa and Commander Chief of the
hbeia forces, was ettl there and actively engaged in
Preparations for the approaching caupaigu, the
pisn Of which is low fully maturec Il proz.s much
Tor the constitutional Cause.
The organization OF the forces ths frontier has been
emit ustsd to Gen Guadalupe Garcia, VITO arrived few
oays slnce AT MRtemoros ! send you hs proclamation
II breathee confident spirit nch indeed ia ebared nv
ing the Church properly 10 be the property OF the
theyeoy STRIKING at the Of the whole dlculty has
been received with immense enthusiasm All no Iooy
kcrwafo 70 The speedy triumph Of the nuesal Cause
poocai news rom ice distant interior have but
little OF moment, and the said o, com
Affairs Ths, indeed, s Our dull season and little in
afe Say CT ouEiness ~ expected. eohducta ooVevar
al upwards OF 100000 n specie, is moneu .ary ex
pected was 70 have lett Zaca ecas on the eth but On
the lSth our latest &c vces mad not arrived a. ION
4erey.a.It VIII, doubtless be along in time for the uext
steamer.
We all delighted here at the estahiphrnep. or The
new nne OF steamers, add hope Will be sustained
Weekly ommupication with New Orleans nas loag been
INC want o. our COMMUNITY while Neither line me
Arerer 1bere already Abundance of f-eeat for both
steamers beetdes rs our mesas OF doing iacsesseg 90
sto wl business Itself ilcfeaxe rhis our uechs ats
understand, and without prejudice whatever 10 the
Arizona, they have frtuiy resolved ~ stand by the
Lotanola. There 10 room for botn.
vi amusements We have nothing Whatever on this siae
othy Of the name More fortunate are 1r of
-. ~, where The theatre IN In full blast. The con
49, notnng 70 5oast Of and the representations of
~ .sue nevertheless they servo TO aauee occa-
AZ 70 de noai " IN tnese pipng times peace"
sstreiy Out Of ice. pp'r'AD'y Ao'' auo Te are Gu
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Per1oBaf fnrss,,u.z

U fotou the mr. -. , o. hst says tast Professor O.
Elrt EdusrS Mr. n sScner who recenily eieped from
0hq sste esd toSsr a 'Is @ o tho Troy
Nc. hsIicvie 'oso near WATERFORD might b,ve ." sus
seen large guaiVy OF looss featqers scqerSn uNsh
ard a. empty boe'er case Il npgssp tb,f "a 500 A-
night .horrid loosny object over Inc $500
bridge 70 he LansDg org sle The aaie kceosr s ose
tanned the objeci e Prof P0llton ~ ..ilg b
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