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3 ."N-. IObNC CO--T0hNGc0
W Il L S, R A WI Inns & CO.,
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED
T Q 3 a 9 co,
CORNER OF GRAvIER AND TCHOUPIToU:As STREETS.
We or for sale of largest and bet assorted stocku of
TOBACCO ever before this ctty comprising
about two hundred brands pounds and los of many of the
best manufacturers in Virginia. We give below 70 names:
ARMlSTEkD g. WARWICK
NJ. LANGHORNE d SONS;
.. NJ. LANGHORNE & co. .,r" ... ."
YOUNG RURWELL;
JOHN R. & W. 0. FONTAISE;
JAMES HENRY GRANT;
GRANT & NELSON;
.a.... .@..5 WILLIAM T. SUTHEELIN;
J. o. sHACKELsoRD;
ROBERT MAYO:
COLEMAN WORKMAN;
WILLIAM CHEEvES;
BURTON & MAY;
JAMES L. CLAYTON;
McENEY L McCULLOCH.
EB Purchasers i'll find call and e.smne oDr
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VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENGY
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We have in store the following brands of
TUEb TOBACCO to which attention Of the Gocers
and Dealers generally. 5$.5s a.f="@0""
JENNY LIND (Besgers;) s'-5
@ EALEAF, (Ayrs's) 54...s.. 55@. .., , |... 4 IS
GOLD LEAF ,tAyre's3 "lg&3
HARRY OF THE " EST
[ SAME OLD coon, .,4. III
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Christmas Presents.

Christmas Presents.
SELLING OFF AT COST OF IMPORTATION
The entire stock of Store 65 Canal street, consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY
FINE POCKET CUTLERY,
GUNS, PISTOLS AND FANCY GOODS
Al Wholesale and Retail, by
VIM. KERNAGHAN, IS Canal street,
d2l 9plm between Camp and na-a,;ns o,,oo,.
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Cost Frtce-CosE Price.

POSITIVE LIQUIDATION FOR CASH.
The undersigned wishing qlisse splendid stock before the
opening Of the spring aeason offers price
1T He Invites families md the public call
purchasing elsewhere.
P. 4. HEBRARD,
dq7 7ptf Ils Cnnol p,rpa,
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E}ats s7W0g'2a67sQ,
Will be opened the most splendid Lot of Rich
5. EMBROIDERED PARIS OPERA cLoAKs, ".. ..
sd. TALMAS, sud
MANTILLAs,
offered in New olea1s regards s elegance
All of the newest fashion prices from G. uu
5000 each.
E Call the heller Wilson Sewing Machine Rooms l6 ST.
Charles street, up stairs
d3i 9ps S. H PECK
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.Tseu BOgks-o7eaU Cooks.
FOR SALE BY
THOMAS L. WHITE,
BOOT sELLER AND STATIC NER.
1O5 CANAL srnErr 1O5
PREsCOTT,S PHIIIP II OF SPAIN, vols
WOODS MODERN PILGRIMS. #.~-
LADIEStDlyINE LOVE-
PLAIN TALK AND FRIENDLY ADVICE TO DoMESTICS.
CHRISTIAN LIFE Its Course, Hnirances Helps By Ths
A.lold D. D.
BLIND GIRL OF WIITENBERG Picture of the Timea OF
Luther
MIMIC LIFE Before Behind the Curtain By Mrs Richie
formerly Mrs. NIowstt.
THE LADIES' PULPIT OFFERING. By VIM. Carl Duncan.
MEN AND WOMEN. BY Rob Browning,
ROSE CLARK. BY Fanny Fern.
GOETHE's LIFE AND WORKS. By G. H. Lewis
dSl 2p3t ---as At l05 Canal street
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DOHEeaH's Comm crciaH College.
1O6 Al st Rec 1O6
FOUNDED 1921

Ia prepared to receive Ladies, Gentlemen Youths
throughout she wear .n5 !, rr,,,,, ~ l
nook Keeping heretofore awaya Under his dEs @sA
own special instruction. rG-G@ss@@-ssaE
ras ApeUr eomry TrigonometY, inv and NJ
with ~ of insirune4's under the Of Po @
Gbsnork Department for the EEieh Lnngchee nn.r ~
lion of Prof NJ B. Mccarthy. Department the aec
directed by Professor Raphael vEar Dparmcn for the s
directed b Prof de Tornea Department far ina Gam
TShort IIand1 by Prof. Geo. Chhrno:k.
This establishment intended mainly for Adults md tboe who's
lime very valuable 1t arraneed that persons jay
Lam M Of these l,pguns other branches 90
Without waiting matters Meme bus this bost and meat
and Assistants viii be engaged haps
pus Reception elegantly % or tsito1v
That pups n Lessons for
atng tbe full of ssao can have
honrs nractice each day. All things will be- taught ak ban
b pr business aud every Day Life III Eugs Fench
world md the ocn literary mud scientific e
mart Of Erope America and daily becoming mora nboru
!, iii ners,rs Pupils will exercised daily Readjng ts
md Speutng any Language they may wah 10 learn. o. s
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S Q T. I'D SILV e r w A. r e
Guaranteed Of y. S. Mint Standard.
SILVER PLATED WARE, of all grades;
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.
LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS, OF every variety;
TABLE CUTLERY AND JAPANNED WARE;
G 0 0 K ING STOW YES,
OF VARIOUS SIZES.
KITCHEN AND COOKING UTENSILS of all knds including
IRON, TIN and WOODEN WARE etc, cts, etc;
sHovELs and ToNGs. TENDERS and ANDIRoNs;
BASKETS, BRooMs and BRUSHES, etc, etc.
So. A lso....
An immense variety of elegant
A CY A. TICL ES, ..
All Of which offered a. the
dis 2peodl5t LOWEST PRTCEs
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NEW ORLEANS
StGfionevs' BF'NreK0Nse,
I'LL $3.50. c NJ P STR EFT. . XII

St@tionews' Warehouse,
I'LL 49,. CAMP STREET. IN
CHRISTMAS AND NEIv YE.qR,s PRESENTS.
HI III trsated w 0rkss
FLORAL WORKS AND ANIMALS FOR 1866.
SOUVENIRS AND FRIENDSHIPS OFFERING.
The undersigned public one Of the largest md
best collections of
ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
.. "5r STANDARD WORKS, ~ 49,.
FLORAL WORKS,
AND ANIMALS
imported. HH collection comprises of Irving
colt, Cooper, Lougelow Bryant Banero
American authors also of Standard English authors
to merton. Also, complete assortment Of
FLORAL WORKS
all the most elegant Antique and Modern styles Binding
Typographical Beauty.
My ASNUA1s eopse all thst emapa.e from thu
American and English fre beautifully up embehed
from paintings of eminent a1tiats.
4 J. B. sTEEL,
law Publisher Bookseller and stationer.
dsl 2ps a... No 80 Camp street.
svitsC K'sGr's Presentation Books,
WRIIIEG DESKS,
FOR SALE By
T H 0 II A 8 L. WHITE,
BOOKS SELLER AND sTATIONER,
lVO BCANAL STREET. lU0
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL, PROSE AND POLITICAL WORKS.
superby hound.
JUVENILE BOOKS.
ALBUM S. ORT FoiIOs, etc. etc.
rz c"l! and examine the assortment. Prices moderate,
Csn,1 ,tYe
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JAN'Y 2, 1866.
ss5s# #B$ H Wv SEE FIRST PAGE. .iEs
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WEsT AND PEEI's MINISTRIES. Tt will be
seen BY card in another column that Mr., G. G. Minor
Musical Director q this talented baad OF artists has
benas this evening OF Armor Hall He B the author Of
the principal piece to be performed Robert
which, we understand ia Of humor and
ingenuity We hope he may have q full house.
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s'H01e eNeep Clothing,
IA JUST RECEIVED AT
ri er ON, HI rrisOm az Co.'S,
4 Nh GAZEN.E STREET, n

u II
CORNER OF CANAL
We are Offering larges.ock of FINE CLOTHING of OUR
OWN MANUFACTURE, extremely low p1ces and invite all ,s
call and examine.
FINE BLACK CLOTH FRocKs at very low prices.
e FINE FANCY BEAVER ovERCoATs, at very low prices
FINE BLACK CLOTH TALMAs, al very low prices.
FINE SILK and SATIN VESTS, at YER low prices.
FINE EMBROIDERED VELVET VESTS, a. very low prlces
FINE BALL aud soIREE VESTS, at very ow%priees.
q FINE DRAB CASHMERE PALTos at very low pricsu
FINE BLUE CLOTH HAYMARKET COATS at yery low prices
FINE DoEsKIN PANTS, at very low prices.
FINE FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, a. very low prices.
ETF5 a L .
FURNISHING GOODS,
Aud every other article apperaucg GENTLEaIAN's WARD
ROBE.
A DESTROYS reducing make room for Spring
Goods, We will nel at greatly reduced prices.
E Every article BEST STYLE aud if not satisfo
tory can be returned.
k Purchasers City Country will do well to call snd er
anime. snl 9p<,<w
First Class 1sFGsaE BOOKS.
Merchants opening new ses of Books are invited
TO examine our large assortment OF !.
BLANR BeoEs,
Consisting of LEpGERs, :H
.-. su JOURNALS, H. .r'
DAY AND CASH BOOKS, e.
INVOICE BOOKS &c.. +
H.. s..-... .sn a. GRocERs' ORDER BOOKS, ec
In this branch of buaess have spared pains getting
Books Of the
FIRST GLASS, s@""
Made of the best English Laid and oys paper
and psged in the best manner
We have also large assortment Of to
COPYING LETTER BOOKS,
Made of the Lest English Paper Parchment Patent
Cotton samplipg Pnpe-, all SIZES and
EVERYTHING IN TIE STATIONERY LINE
That required for Counting House Use.
E Blank Books made to order, of any pattern Of Ruling and
Binding.
+. r. STEVENS & CO.,
janf sp7AltW So and IS Common atreet
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EaOesse Furnishing articles.
40 CAMP STREET. no
SAMUEL E. MOORE q CO.,
Have hand excellent supply of
business which will be sold prices quality
to be of the beat. part Of the stock a comprised Of
White Stone China DINNER and TEA WARE,
While French China DINNER and TEA SETS,
White Stone China CHAMBER SETS
Gilt and Painted Stone TOILET SETS,
Silver Plated CAsTORs, CANDLESTICKS,
TABLE, TEA ard DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS
Best Polished Tin COFFEE and TEA POTS URNs.
CHAFISG DISHES, TUREENs,
COFFEE DRIePERS JELLY MoULDs,
britannia Metal COFFEE TEAPoTs, CAsToRs, SPOONS
LADIES, etc.
Jspanued Waitora and Trays,
BroIEsd tilt Soinr Lamps,
French Moderator Lamps,
Hall Lamps and Chandeliers
Ivory handled md plain Cutlery,
Fire lrons aSd Stands,
Cut, moulded and PLAIN Glass Ware,
Bonzed &ilt rad Syerei Chronicles,
Table ard Door MhF Br1shes Napkin Rings common TIN and
Japanned Ware, with other HrcisB,
2ue1i
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rs NoTICE-The members of the American
Party Of the Fourth District. New oeana will at their HALL
on FRIDAY EVENING Jar O'Clock for the fnna election
of officers. jams 81
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NOTICE.
pRJDGEWATER MINERAL PAINE -Ehe

Guhsbers dees % notify e public that they
Agents for the sale of the BRIDG EWATER
Louisiana Aabams mississippi aud Texas. Thoe
the to send their orders
ordering through their
chase of the un7rgusd II necessary Motif
the reputation Of the Bidgewate Paint. Il within ss polv
knowledge oil the
2d IN THIS market TO parties both in and Of city, eg
me brdeSate hneA and thus the BrdgewAtar liable
seriously affect the ths Company and renSS
legal proceedings Indispensable
$50 G. c. BOGERT l. CO., ~ CaEp s.rsek,
Texas. " iyS0 9ptf
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
Tuition iu Primary Department, term of five
Annual Announcement of the MISSOURI MEDICAL COLLEGE,
FOR THE SESSION OF lS5s-7.

FOR THE SESSION OF lS56-7. TOHN S. MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and ,J Practice of Medicine;
 ABNER MOTION. NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry JOHN BARNES, NJ. D., Professor of Materia Med-
 ca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany; JOHN T. HODGEN, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy; PATTON SPENCE, M. D., Professor of Physiology
 and Comparative Anatomy; E. $. FRAZER, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
 Diseases of Women and Children: DRAKE MCDOWELL, M. D., Adjunct Professor of
 Surgery;
 JOSEPH N MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor of Sur
 gery and Pathological Anatomy, and Dean of
 the Faculty;
 JOHN J. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Demonstrator of
 Anatomy.
 The faculty is now composed of able and experi- enced teachers. The fee for tuition. Sl05; gradua- ton fee, $2o matriculation fec S5; dissecng ticket slO.
 Three years study, including two courses of lec- tures or reliable evidence thai the applicant has been reputably engaged in practice for three years and has attended course of lectures in this institution will be required Of all who wish to graduate.
 From the first of October lectures will be delivered at the College Hospital and Dispensary, by the diff terent members of the Faculty. subjects relating their several departments. From the first of Novem- Der, lS56 to the first of March S57 the regular lec lures will be delivered. six each day, with the prv ege of the Dssecting Room from six to eleven o'clock night.
 Persons wishing further information will receive prompt attention by addressing the Dean or on ar irving in the city will find Dr. Frazer and Hodgen on the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets and Dr. College, of Eighth and Gratiot streets, St. Louis Mo-, who will give them the requisite intorma tiop. JOS. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Dean.
 Aug. l2. 1S56 6m
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
ssThe Rich Country Gals

An article in the Buffalo Republic under the caption of the Rich Country Gal and the Wicked City Chap" is a decided improvement upon that very popular and highly affecting ballad, "Villkins and his Dinah."
 East Han,burg, Dec. 2, 1856. Mstur eddytur the following sad verses was writ for anuther nuspaper, but as the eddytur was related to the unfortunit female mentioned belo He don't want to insert it If you print it you will hear from me again the verse is litur. ally True:
 its all of a Rich country Gal that I know she plays the According and Melojun also With cheeks red as roses and teeth like the SHOWS she looks Like an angel as Mlkin she gees
 ri tn ral Ii tu ral Ii la. thar was Young feller from the city he cum he tried to entice her to Leve her swete hum He gave her Locket he gave her Ring And Black niggcr Melowdys tried for to Sing
 ri tu raj Ii lu ral Ii la. On one Sunday Evening her father says he wish you to Leve this youths companey of them counter Jumpers 1 pray you beware you will Find them desateful VOW and declare
 ri tu ral Ii lu ral Ii Ia. then the Damsel she cried and the damsel she wept
 She took to reding novels when she ought to have slept She left her Melojun and According also & little while after she crazy did go.
 ri tu ral Ii lu ral Ii la. now all you pretty Maidens that lesson would lurn
 beware of these Dandys and there Company spurn
 if you would not git ravin and crazy also when they come out to humbug just tell them to go.
 ri tu ral Ii lu ral Ii la
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
Agents fol the True Democrat.

xrkassas Coxnty-W. H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post
 w. NJ. JOHNSON, South Bend , |Ashky-JAs NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, II hamouis' Di' " " MARTIN, Long View. Mn M |BrAdEeg-JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. J. LEPHIE"'w M, Fin. VAsyALKEsBURs, Warren; JOHN M; & puKI9 HowARn. Beston-Gen. A. WHINERY, Spavinaw; Wm' '' o ~AN' Bentonville |crittsnden-JSo. S. HOLLOWAY, Marion, 9 c F.,,o, ColumJia-W. H. STEEL, Magnolia Il , s S''V
 sGorH, AfBa s BGSoa, Kings Rivsr w. w. WATKINS, If.rnau"R. L. CARe1LE, Springfield. |Ehicot- CALvIs AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. A. MeGEE' Gaines Landing. |Crauford-GEo. AUSTIN, Van Buren, EDrep--J. $. JORDAN, Monticello
 rsS1s0fbs tsasn"br xp WRIGHT, ch.e.ton ROBERT C.. 1 TwEsDY, 0zarkw ,,.,r JOHN M. MITCHELL, Gansville; w. NJ. PEBBLES, Greensboro. |B,mpsteaa-RoB'r L. PHILLIPS, Washington. iga Srrinx-Dr J. c. HAMIBURToN, Rockpot; Dr. w. H.
 HAMMoS>, Hot Springs; z. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JErH-
 ko HENDERSON, Whittingo on. y ,nrd-Hon. J, IN A. BECK Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and s. J. MASON, Mount Olive. . u IsSspsndeaes-REUBss HARTMAN, Batesville; Dr. M H. tssrson--J. J. HAMMErr, Pine Bluf' J. S. AGE, Lehi JOlusor-Col. JOHN $. HoUsroS, Clarksvile; JOHN I. ,o,E,onMC H. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt. [zafsystte-I M MONTGOMERY, Lewisve,
 HARDIN, Canton; Vim. VAUGHAN, Eve ag Shade. MH,y,romery-JoHN P. GARRETT, Nit. Ida. [Nmros-H. NJ. COUCH, Clarendon $. w. BOYER, JNo
 w. WILDER, Aberdeen; Dr. SULLIVAN, Moro; WASH
 NeroN PgEBLEs
 Ndson-J. R. BERRY, Huntsville
 Nuion-D. H. WILLIAMS, Melville. Ouschita--R B. SMITH, Camden RoBr ATKINSON, Leeks
 Store.
 prr-Hon l.. D. HILL, Perryville. pauset--Hon. LEWIS -UTFIS, len. w. THRowER, Boil
 
 pAilHps-C H. ADAMsoN, Helena.
 pie--W. B. SPEER Antoine; E. II. ADAMS H. h MERI-
 pErH, Wilton; Wm. ]. KELLEY, Mur'reesboro,; pok-Wm. BUTLER, Big Bend; THO MILLS, Panther;
 LEVI NITHERsPooN, Cove |po,e-R H. HOWELL and Col. w. B. YOUNG, Doverj J.
 w BERNARD and c. E. ToBEY, Norstown. pzi->--Cof. JA's E. GATEwooD, Des Are. RaadoDh-JoHN McCoY, Pocahontas. IS Frqaeis-S W. CHILDREss, Madison; A. NcDANIEL,
 pAnguille GEO. W. SEABoRs Taylor's Creek 8sins-Wm. A. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA-
 vERs Lost Creek.
 srtr-A w COLE Paraclifta; L. NEAL, Center Point Satt-R G. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. c. WRIGHT. Smrv--Hou : AM LESLIE, Wiley's Cove. TMos-W E. HUNT, Hlllsboro'; H. B. CoBB, Meeks; J.
 ARNOLD, Lisbon. JH BnreK--L R. VENABLE Clinton; D. B. CARGILE, Qut-
  Fhs-H REED, Searcy. THos. M ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN c. CARUTHERs, Cold N heu Il-W. N MAY, Danville; LEVI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 l. STrRMA AN, Dardanelle; Jos GAULr, Biuffton.
 In addition the above list of agents, Post Masters rho friendly the paper, authorized and requested b as agents.
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14

sectional differences, freshness and dewey pu- rity ill the air, and fragrance and music all around that must serve to deaden and dimi- nish.
 Should you have space, and have time, may venture to add, in another paper, few comparative proofs of the vast superiority of our common version to the trim, new -fangled version now issuing from the American press the miserable so-named improved" version of the Unitarian body, and the heavy and dis torted production of the learned men of Douai and Rheims. Meanwhile let the importance of the subject, the recent proposition of MT. Heywood ill Parliament, and the busy agits- tlon of it out of doors, plead my apology for this communication. am, sir, your obedient servant,
 JOHN CUMMING
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
Regularly Sold Out.

Some time since, while stopping at the Sut- ter house, in Sacramento city, California, l ac- cidentally overheard conversation between two gentlemen, one of whom was from New York city, and had been in the country nearly year, and the other had just arrived.
 The new conner was lamenting his condition and his folly in leaving an abundance at home, and especially two beautiful daughters, who were just budding into wemanhood-when he asked the New Yorker if he had family.
 "Yes, sir, have wife and six children in New York-and 1 never saw one of them"
 After this reply, the couple sat few mo- ments in silence; then the ntsrrogator again commenced:
 Was you ever blind, sir?''
 "No sir"
 Did you marry widow, sir?'
 "No, sir"
 Another lapse of silence.
 Did I understand you to say, sir, that you had wife and six children living in New York, and had never seen one of them?'
 Yes, sir; so stated it.
 Another and longer pause of silence; then the interrogator inquired
 How can it be, sir, that you never saw one of them?
 "Why," was the response, one of H.em was born after left"
 "Oh! ah!" and general laugh followed; and after that the New Yorker was especially dis tnguished as the man who had six children and never saw one of them"
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
sERv IONS.
Richards Young Ladies Institute LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS.
s. NTR. AND MRS. RICHARD, late geegE1a. a.s iE MI of thn PittstielA Nnnnc Ladies E Aask.s

GsSE MI of the Pittsfeld Young Ladies gI3szE}g eySt@ Institute Mass, since nearly year ysx
 acaers in Little Rock, assisted by some of the best
 English teachers, will open on the second Wednes- |g (l0th) of September next. in the State Bank bEding opposite to the State House, Boarding
 nl Day School for Young Ladies in which A limited
 mber of pupils will be admitted and where be
 des an excellent Preparatory Department for En-
 fish, opportunity will be offered to study all the
 highest branches of science English Foreign and An beat Literature as also local and Instrumental mu De in it's highest state of culture.
 Curse o .Sudy'-Ihe course of studies will em
 race all the English branches; Spelling and Defn lc. Reading and Rehearsal Gram mar. Composition
 torranbv % U. s. History, Pennanship. Arithmetic, Elgebra Geometry, Trgonometry, Astronomy Uni
 Telsl History Natural History, Natural and Mental
 Philosophy, Vocal Music in classes, Calsthenics, etc.. | Ootionat Curse.-Optional course win embrace Latin Greek French Italian, German and Spanish, knd extensively the Fine Arts Drawing and lnstru- mental Music, which of all the Fine Arts oi the pre kent day seems to be the most popular and attracts , most attention from both parents and children. Several teachers from the East and some from Eu- aope all graduates of the highest merit, have beer tneaged every one has his exclusive Department tt 3sttend to.
 The modern languages will be taught by natives o the different countries towhch they belong. and par fcnlar attention will be paid to music, as every eor has been made to obtain fine result in that depart pnent.
 The object of the Principals, whose career of teach
 u for the last fifteen years the United States ha been very successful one. is to establish Female College. second to none. in Arkansas. This they
 selected for their future home and here they wsf o bring their powers of usefulness and their ever, erergy the task they have undertaken as adopted me nbers of this community.
 four years course of solid and ornamental Branch les, will entite the pupil to receive the diploma of tho Institution.
 To those wishing further information we shall send onr circular with terms etc.. if they will make an ap- |piieshon directed to us through the post office. F. RICHARD, Principal. Little Rock, Arl. July %, 1858 If
The true Democrat., 1856-10-14
From the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
 Queer Bits.
BY WEBSTER KARL.


 DIE SoHoENE W1TTIvE-Song for the Guitar -Zat booty little vidder, vat ve doshent wish to name, is sthill leben on zat leetle sdreet a doing shuss te game. Die glerks apondt der korners, sometimes goes down to see how die tarlin leetle vitchy ees, and asker how she pc. Dais loves her yer goot laker, dais loves her leetle sthore, dais loves her leetle paby but dey loves die vidder more. To dalk init zat zweet vidder, ven zhe hands der lager round will make das shap zat does it, pc happy, we'll pc poupd-dat sh, if ve can we'll believe, die glerks vat trinks das peer-who coes in dare for noth- ing slsh, but zimply vur to zee her
 Oh! die wunderschoene wittive init eyes so prits and broun. She's die alters choenste wit tive vot live in dis here town. In her black silk goun-mine grashous!-all puttoned to de neck, and a booty leete collar mitout sphot or speck. Ho! clear de drack you odor frows you can't begin to shine ven de lofely widow cooms along. 1 wish dat she vas mein Ho! clear de drack, you Yankee chaps, you English CTS und such; you can't pegin to cut me out, mtout you dalks in DootcE. Ich hab die schoene wittive schon lange nit gesehn, ich sah Sic gestem Abend woh bel dem counter stehn. Die Wangen rein vie mich and But, die Augen hell und klar-Ich hab hab' sic sechsmals auch glknsst-potztausend das ist wahr
 YoUNG AMERIoA.-The following specimen of Young Americanism" we think is too good to be lost:
 One night Freddy had been put to bed, and mother and Johnny were in all adjoining room Presently Johnny cut up some caper, on which mother threatened to take him into the other room and whip him.
 "Mother" said Freddy's voice under the bed clothes, !" I know where I'd take him."
 Where?" said mother, whose curiosity was excited
 'Id take him under the left ear,''
 MOUSE SToRY.--An Albany editor says that a mouse, which had several times been caught in the act of nibbling the nice things in his pantry, was the other day traced to its nest, which was found to contain seven or eight cun- ming little responsibilities" The parent rogue was arrested and executed for larceny. On one side of the nest piece of an old Bible was found, on which the following words were distinctly visible: "Thou shalt not steal."- What hypocrite!
 DARKIsH.-Sam-"J Julius, what profession does your brother follow now?'
 "Julius-'' He am larnn 10 be vocalist in New York"
 Sam" Whar am he studyin'?"
 Julius" At Sing Sing"
 SELECTED.-What's the difference between an auction and sea sckness-accordng to Jonas?
 Answer-One is the sale of effects-the other the effects of a sail.