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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
0eaeo0ons Of the Oubusus Murderer
lsIlltck.
From the Dubuque HeraH we clip

From the Dubuque HeraH we clip
the following:
Click, who was convicted upon a
charge OF wife murder, has furnished
rs with a long statement, in winch he
gives the history of various matters,
commencing a year before the deed
for which he is confined, was commit
ted. 1t is sort Of a confession. lie
states that certain members OF the
"Society'ot which he, as tailor, was
member, called upon him aud reprim-
anded him for doing work while dues
to the amount Of ii 80 we're unpaid TO
the Society" One of the three, as
he says, insulted him on various occa-
sions thereafter when drunk. The
same individual tried 10 introduce
measures INTO the . Society" having
f'r their object the .tli further perez
cution % him tGillickJ one MEASURE
OF which was " have him expe.ie>t tsf
having empIoyed . woman ~ ass1s.
him ~ be trade when b. MAX ssex,
lone fsstDre ~ ttis NressstN sset.ss
10 t< the sgppfssssgs ~ tie gz.z ~.
n sasrs0,ih2 fen.-s st1ss4.sres a. lie
Js'iorssy Dasios~sy tsss,s2 IL ".
sstssc1 ~ ea,si LSsisex, IA yresse<s,Ds,
ssneSes he ,sssesas - sss,ssl 3itsss-ssl
90 sesssss 1<cess<>s s.Atss TIA. he
srsA sassli G11.tck. Gsii,ek sta.4.
Inst oh the day his vile wac killed, be
sAstsc " 60 up town " collect some
'nDeey, bot wa met by friend who
advised bun not TO 90 out that day,
Tor Tina individual had determined TO
attack bun. lie says be returned to
hss boase With q view Of arminQ himself.
eod proceeding On his collections. He
found h's vile 10 the room, and not
liking to have her see him get the pis-
Z tol for fear Of alarming her. he sent
her out IN the yard on some errand,
and then proceeded to get the pistol
and load. His wife returned n he
waa putting On the cap, She was
frightened-caught the pistol "A he
vas proceeding to unlock il, when i
exploded and shot her. He says he
vas almost Immediately taken away,
without being allowed to remain with
her I'LL Der death, in opposition to hi,
earnest entreaties. ~.+.s,--s
This 10 the substance Of length,
statenent. 1t is thought best not t.
publish j. 10 detsil, - il might pors,
bly, indaspce The selection Of Jury, o.
the result 0f,his tsial. For this reaso,
the docsusot = sspprssssd. His ,ria
villPssssblgsbs Ut early in tAs pres
ODe term. Nsz
1hh m ~ = ttas-.esa agai,
W aseaphkn 80 ~ ~ iil6 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

For some months past the attention
Il the pablo has been almost entirely
Withdrawn from that once existing
topic q though, conversation and
Dswspsper articles, the Mormon diff
sultiss. After the complete submis-
Zion Of the Mormons to the Federal
Government, the fair promises Tor the
future made by Brigham Young, and
he proclamation Of . general forgive
ssss 10 oil BY the President 1t wss
hoped and confidently anticipated,
ths. I'll difficulties were 1t IN end, and
thas, If the Latter Day Saints" did
not carry out their orce expressed de-
termination Of removing bag and bag
gage to come other country, they would
at Isast show their gratitude for the
lenisocy with which they had been
treated, BY keeping their promises Of
future good behavior. But from the
latest advices from the Territory of
Utah, it appesfs that We have not yet
ssen the eud Of the troubles, and that
the prospects are fair for another
sHbroylio.
Grand Juries have been interfered
With in the discharge of their duty,
deadly assaults have been made upon
the memt ers, the Mormons have &c
peatedly refused to obey the process
Of the Federal Courts, and in divers
ways they have shown their contempt
and defiance of the laws and the Off
cers OF the United States. 1t is doubt
lees true that feeling Of bitter cnmity
which exists between the /" Saints
and the Genti!es" who inhabit the
Territory, has had much to do with
these difficulties neither party is dis
posed to treat the other with fairness.
The Gentiles" have insulted and
abused the Mormons, aud the Nor
mons, in return, have procured the
Gentiles" to be fraudcntly indicted.
and, 10 some instances, convicted un-
fairly by their juries; but, rs a matter
of course, these facts do not, in the
slightest degree, excuse the action Of
the followers of Brigham Young
Although not perhaps the first to pro-
woke the difficulties, they have carried
them further and with more unfairness
and malignity than the Gentres." y
Indeed, SO tar had matters gone at the
date Of last sdviccs, that General
Johnston, who still remains in the
the Territory, with portion Of the
army, had resolved TO proclaim martial
law.
Tho question once more arises
what are we to do with the Mormons
1t has become fact no longer admit
ting Of question, that they cannot live
in peace in the neighborhood Of the
Gentiies,' and it is equally true that
the {" Gentiles" will not allow them to
retain the complete and exclusive con-
troll Of the large extent of fertile coun-
try which they have dotted here and
there with their settlements. The
country is open to emigration, and as
it flls up, the collisions will increase in
frequency. Sooner or later We shall
DO forced to devise some measure to
compel the removal Of the Mormons:
but how it can be done, is a question
by no means easy Of solution,
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ct the same time, - was proven 10
llBgeaVUU1HW0eURs ousu u1gHe
remove 10 instincts and brutality from
a murderer, and under these circum-
stsuces ia scarcely entitled TO- either
credit Of sympathy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
GAIT -! G11tA! GtIt03
SPLENDID GIFTS!

1S~1'"V1@HH AHDHt OHIVAUV.
A. COLBY 90. would inform their fri'nds
u and the public, that their Ell. ok Store Is
permanently established In OIL Pillows Building,
between ark Eli: Degr6 RI tt-ce:s, where The pur.
chaser Of each book, at the TeeIla retail price, will
receive one Of the following gifts va!n.d ct fr, al
to $780, Any persons ending for the books and no.
satisfied with the gifts have the privilege Of Sc
lecsing in Its place . 81 % book making Two ten
shilling books for 62A cents zach. Persons can
state In their orders II gifts going with eAoh book
does net kut, " hat book they will select in
place Of git Tina is better than any other Cir
Book sale nfiers in thc United States. In hiding
to New York, Bo,.on Philadelphia, gifts are
vA,u'd at from Is cents to &l60 Furthermore, Il
would cost nearly double the amount OF ysur pu,.
Ct. se for express tharfes.
One Of the Gifts OF the follou ing sclIkdul. are
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

.r,, :, 81. o,. aaS.1 =. 9, IOWA. II

.,,,,,-..,. o. UsH5s o. IOWA. 1851
Aupfrcn's OsvfoE, Dies MoIKss, Jan. %. q
IT IL hesehu certified MAT % he aoak q, ~ I...
usry, ls.S statement vas n,sd IL IN cfes. ss~~
ins tue conciion Of the peris Harins "A -. ~.
snsenes Company, Of PEORIA s ate Of iaeas. - -
asy 9! January 1853. In accordance viss ~ p,e.
vnons o. an Act o. th- Legislature Of sh,e = ~.
Ias.ea !:nnsy IS $751;; that such stsseuent sIovs
s".s s.'u - mpany = possessed Of tbs requ,ssse
Act. =. = - ''ess~ N ssso
Arihorisy :stheresOre given 10 IN. .bov. n.~.d
feot .srine and birs 'nsur suce Conn. nv Ia trsr
49,. ou.'assS Insurance In this state. IN scoor.
us 20 ceftihs1 hat II. r. Mitchell. Rso.. ma
venr',t mas been duly sppo!nses By said Ccmpen,.
snr.. Au,ai attorney end agent for lh- eovnsy q
scut. win nl power 10 tske siiks % IN .rcnes
,ae'sn sod 20 knowledge servics OF rocsas, upns
ms ming certified copy o. the state emf a,e1 4.
TITS oe, Nth the Clerk Of tbs Dhtle, Iour. 4. a.
tor sad County.
It's fnftbsr ceYtinei Inst the asn~x.d n a tine
copy o. tbs required ttatsment
In tes'im.n ny whereof have heyeunso ses
u my hand AM sfixed my ..al Of once ~
A'h day Of September. 1855.
v. CAT1RLL, Auditor Of Iowa
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NOTICES

u1D1- MANN. the renowned diseovcrss Of ,hs,
invsissbls remedy, DR.. Aaaa's Aeae B.l,sus. SIN,
ooptnnse - labor 10 behale es the sflic ed. H,s
msticces are u1ive' sal1v adaated By the America,
pesss, toDs far sorerce 10 any and al other. ever
6lscoveTst for IT, treA,ent a chs, fever and .rue
end al cimittents. There can be no doubt IL v~
can place confidence in the innumsr able
which the Doctor has in bis possesson that Is tue
greatest discovery ever msde IN the science Of med,
ne. The attenion Of our readers u called 10 the
advertisement Of this Baleam fuud 10 another col
uwn 81 thi, paper and W wou recommend all sur
fering from this disease viz ehiIs fever aud asue
to avail themse VS. OF q trisl Of this remedy.
oold bg al socd druggists.
WOODS HAn RESTORATIVE Am ns al prep
Araai0ns tor the hair that have been introduced IS
tofslsic,s. none has ever given the satisfs-ton Or
gsirsi the popularity Shas Pref wo -ds Hair Rsto.
rstive sos hiss. HIS 1ssto.ative has passed the
ordeal Ct innumefobie fashionable toilets, and the
ladies. whsssves they havs r. aei u, prSRounee
er:sss article. Thsy md, shsrs the hsir ID thin
ned, that Il cvestss fresh gsowth-ihss I: fully
restores the vesetAuve powe, Of tbs roots on the
denuded Places aud causes the Abres 70 shoot fort
anew-,hst II dssov&s and removes dsndrun, pre-
vents srayres restores the hair 70 its original color
whsn grayness hiss actually supervened, gives rich
tre imparts the softnass ard nexbiuy OF silk "a
the hair, sod keeps II always luxuriAnt, healthy and
in full vigor.-N. y. Tribune.
SOLD by all respe :tsble druggists.
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Blanks! BlankS!!

Deeds OF Trust,
Quit Claim Deeds,
Trustee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Chattel M0rtgaGoo,
Attachment Bonds,
Power Of Attorney,
Original Notices,
Justices Blanka,
6hert6b Blanks,
Confessions Of JudGment,
Oonstables' Blanks,
Roplovin Bonds,
And others too numerous to mention, q The
STATE DE u OClSAT OFFICE,
Printed In the best ssy!s p,rssikle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
THE HIDDEN HAND.

BY EMMA d. f. N. OUrHWORTH,
AU,Hya THE sRIDE w AN EVE, ING !" "rHa
DEFEATED WIrh" NO., kT0 +, kTo
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st A II e NJ e Mt
OF YRH
Feeria Marine Z Fire Issuance C.
PEORIA, lLLIN0ss.

January Let, 1850.
Nsme and locality Of the Compsny-ppon,A nA.
nns AND FIRE Issuance ConpAuY. P,oris.
Tiinois. .s
~ amount o! Us capitol stoct..... $500 600 ~
The amount Of It's capital stock paid mr. aO s0o ~,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
StrNyed or Stolen.


from half way bet VEN the ey AMI nose to nearly
- foreock white collar ma'k right shoulder
at tue top A suitable reward wi be given for re-
coveYy sad horse, ar for information AZ to where
said horse may be found. Leave word 1T lie Claire
Post-Omee (feb5-dl wal DAVID VAN MIST
1T LESS THIN COST
WE viii seil .t on, Grocery and Variety Store.
Beets and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready-Malle Clothing,
And many other kinds Of goods,
n COST,
and some articles
AT Less Than COST.
We are determined to
CLOSE OUT THE GOODS
within The next rev wsels, and VIII give great bar
gains 70 thoss In want Of such goods thsy will call
soon.
Ws aass havs good stock Of
q II q o y RES,
which viii cell low, IL not lower, thsn be
bought In The city. Gan ene sec the Goods
3. Z =. b. TYND1,
Corner Rock island aad Second streets:
Dsvsn0cst, January 25. ls6s. JAS
PERSONS GOING TO
PIX Els - II n X (!
VIA yIxD A.
WADswoRTH's.
sspss Heavy and Large Blas
1GAoaG1aaA~ H1aaa1RorU.
Mssvv DrossN Drdlls,
AaA asay sehss opoas sllAsAss ssr sAs6 VIZ. en-
o.
~ W0s essso1 ~, Opp. - Clease 1leueo.
vito
UoRooo Wanted. a
VIyq N1ee = pssAise : - 7. 80, essal,
~, - - 49,. - -. = ~ : = ssss ~:
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CHAPTER I.-1mE NOCTURNAL VtsI1.

Whence 70 that knock g?
H"v Is Wis me NJ en c' ely uu sppsls me
d AZ u ka, csMy
In the south ntry rar. '-m"r Enock'nai
6AAKEtPEARE
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The sssets Of The Company are
J. Y % on hand. 4
=. Real Estate. nm ncumbertd........
.. Bonds owned BY the Co. drawing
ten yer cent. 4
.. pebss Of the Company, secured ~
moitsage and real ectate worth .iou.
tie the amount loaned thereon. draw.
inG twelve pr cent. n
.. All other debts ~ yer numter SIX
.. Debts for premiums, due and not
OWsssssssesse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
z. All other secarities. consisting Of
discounted bills, notes, drafts and &C.
ceptanccs maiu ing daily, hsvirR
from sight to nin-iy days from date
TO rum. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n,
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Total .essS .ss1 %
Amount OF liabilities, due or not due, to
banks or other creditors OF he Com.
parry. e,'lmated ai................... e7.54i "
Losses ad!us ell and due. ..........., None
Losses adjusted and not dive ........
Losses IN sdju'td. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 20
,1sse. ~ "a peNsc waiting further ptoof $40 ~
All ether claims agairst the Company.
The greateat amount Insured BY the Co.
IN any one risk. ..........., 10 ON, m
The greatest amount allowed ly the rules
OF the company In any enc city, to~n
or vilisge No rules concernng The
same
The largest amount 20 be Insured IN apv
one b ock Not ex eediug . % ,OOO az
posed to any one nre.
Ja2s O. HOLLAND, Secretary.
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4,.si- ~ "a ~ W .ts et44 Il =
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7 8 I79EW0 f3l37F4 3 n
ssE $50 80 ssfs- fi4fg itz
As ssst Gssf 40 49, ~ A. t8#fe
Ss4af lsstsa fssl = il4, =
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$3.50 -ss.s.
xUxUxk nm.



gTOtK or LUMBER. WAGONS. rKAMa
- =, &c. FOR SALE AT AUcT!0N.-Ths nndsr-
e!tncd. contemplating change in business ard for
the pnrpose OF closing sundry ronsis nrnenfs viii
oaef iur sale 1t auction. ON TUESDAY. I'D An
taru. on the Canal. between 9Th and It'll streets,
nv enfsFe stock Of LUMBER. enbrneiIg some
ssry superior Qualities, and all thoroughly season
inches. =, =
5000 fest Oak Tobacco Box Boards, uarrasf-
Ell dry. - : =
1U.000 Cypress Shingles.
g.vD Sawed PHlinK
.s.nn tine Boards; large lot Scantliu1 yavi.,ss
easrer Boards; Flooring; Stop Plank.
Te.' m'me Cement, Calcined Plaster Wagon ! nj
.nd .ns sane time will he hired ont several good
i IL ~, the remainder Of the year
the W.. siso trent for the sale. lease or rent of
T ra.a, y neh % the most desirable in the eity
!, =. kMs-EoT all sums Of $50 and upwards. 4 eyel
h, -, months will be given. for approved ne sofia
porttoh Of the stock can be purchased uri-
yately, up to the day OF sale. pa'e''assa pr
s.le card.., C. WALTHALI..
Aret's. sssis- ooDDlN q APfERsGS
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washington. August i6.--Letters from the
,narez Government, I'm Mexico, speak of the
sraai satisfaction given by his late decree re-
sDecting CAareh property.
Captain Aldhain, the British naval com
r,an,ler. had announced to .Juarez that, by
order OF She British Government he would
moi en- force measures heretofore contemplated
ipf the redress of grievances, nor otherwise
embarrass his administration, Degoliado was
AT san Luis, and supposed 10 have A@J
on the capital.
Arms and ammunition for the Liberals now
in freely. Senor Mata has just eenciuaea
contract IN New York for a quantity Oh arms
which has been approved, ~, :. ,,n..
leo. bal information jastiiies tbe assertion 'hat
he will he spperscded by person if''"ois 10
juarcg
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Fire in the, Governments Shops in Washing

wAs,ltNavpN, August 16.-The extensive
,,,xchius blacksmith and saving shops of the
C,p,io! ~ tension work, were burntabout day
nshtlhis morning The fire is supposed to De
accidental The buildings We're comparative
" ya!aeless, bat the machinery was very OK
,,ess,ye. including laihes for turning, immense
STONE columns for the public buildings, pow
.r,ul engines. tools. aud costly marble, finished
ana unfinished. The less is estima ted nt from
xJnU{a to 81 .taS.
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LE.vrSwouru, Aug. 1.-The Denver ot'y
rrnrrss 10 the -th inst. has arrived with
nr,rg.t of gold. weighing 90 peaBywcights,
saxon from Nevada g.,ieh. Rich digsings had
fre,i ,!iscoyer red near the head waters OF bayou
SalRda.
The Convention sitting AT Anfasia, had al
,,nrne1 having framed "A STATE constitution
she features of which are nos given The
opndaries ara from lati@udes 81 dec. TO 10 deg.
AMI Longitude fO5 deg. 10 l!Udeg. There was a
division OF sentiment on ihe prupriety OF State
r..nnILatinN.
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1T. JosEpH.s FEMALE ACADEMY,

CoHdncted bg The Sisters Of Clarity ,,,,
Ills institution will resume studies on the + 70
and use of bed and bedding also. for washing and
mendns-pay. per annum, $50, to be PAID semi
annually, in advance. There Is also charge oil
SIS .or doctor fee.
Day scholars. according to the branches they
study, pay from 81 to IS per auarter, IN advance
For Music. French and Embroidery, there IL all
extra charge for tuition and of Instruments:
Letters addressed to the DlTectress. or to the Rt
Rev. Bahop McGILL, will meet with prompt at
teution. :.
Pupils of any denomination received. on condi-
ton of conforming TO the general discipline OF the
cohnoi an I2-I2t
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= Z xta.ssss.
It'll. 6Ssf, La. -
81 sssfS = J a. q. . ~ I:
q. 4 g 49,, g., Il, e. ssfsIIsz d:
q, IA. Iss scsysysd g; 8: 3 - It'd:
Sc; Also, - hoy q tas sssss ssssas6 sssn63Sd
Ts isi Cash Tor ~ SONS snSsv fay Ss,Isss-
For sums e 6lly d0lIsse 80 over nssoGsS1s
's -. CO... 3 I'D
NJ sanes -. 1aylsr : sSn. Anes'ss
TRUeTEE.s szLE or HEAL EsTAfH.
4 IN execution Of deed 81 trust ffO9 jobs -
ss. 4 ss I'll. fs O. 6s;
3 ASs1ss .sd y 4 ~
sI7 Is. s.sk = isss sad lcnilax a. . street.
month"; fer n.xssi:hss nos:s. VIII isssssss - :.
Jas. N. rAr.o. 50 Sos ~ aa TAsL0x' 1.s ~
EEaaME1 TKNEMENT AND LOT, AND
THE Il Fo fIaN y IS kxI'yE1ST s N
Y We VIII eel, upon the premises, ON WEDNEe-
&c; avery asa. and cssis;isSs rssssd Ds sssS
FAX = .s 10 s .S 3 81
and wel adapted Cor the sccomIncdatscn Il smell
sized family: The lot fronts about = fsst, asd
After the sic AZ the above, win he sold fouryA-
s az aertn. plat Of tho property will - sxhibit
and i month"; a'ss s:sh the remainder .sSs
aus JAS. nj. TAYLOR fliii 9H's ( SON, Aues,,.
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MARINE Disaster.

NoEYoLK, VA, August t6.-The schooner
Onego. with coal, bound from Philadelphia 10
Richmond j. ashore near Cape Henry. She
msy lse say ed NV immediate efforts.
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All letters TO be addressed to
HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE,
/ Y 0g-3m ,hr

r. Il.
JV23-Sm Richmond, Va.
REHaI0ND FEMALE INSTITUTE
II The Sixth Session will begin October Sd, 1859,
ana end the last o. June, 1850.
MANLY, Jr., as President. Under his adlninistra-
ton, some important changes will be made, but the
and which now tor FIVE years it has successfully
carried out, will ever be kept in view.
These are as follows:
/. To teach ererythiag that should form part of
a yoang Lady mos. Liberal education.
2. 70 afford instruction suited to ersry stage of
progress, from the first elements to the hi chest
point, IN each branch to which it may be desirable,
or possible for the pupil to proceed.
8. To teach whatever Is taught thoronghly and
'' CHARLES H. w1N Ss2fElSs NJ, UNIV of Va,
President and Prof. OF Moral Science and English
Rev j. L. BURROWS, D. D., Evidences of
JAMES LEIGH JONES. A. NJ, UNIV. of va.,)
Mathematics and Languages.
Prof +; EMioN, (of Paris! French.
B. p fkA idsd PNSnspn ta Of Musical Department
------------, Drawing, Painting, &c.
JOHN W. REEVE, Penmanship:
will continue to teach the English Branches in the
Collegiate; and Mss 81; JANE 5. STAYARD, Mrs: ANN
Prepastory Dspartment. Some Assstants Viii he be
,fhe President will hear the reeitations of all the
classes at regular intervals giving special atten
ton to the Primary pupils:
lPer session of nine months, half payable in ad-
vance, October l, l59-remainder, February IA,
1861
English Tuition in Preparatory Department $50 90
French in Preparatory Department. ~ W
English Tuition in Collegiate Department. 81 on
Ancient and Modern Languages, each.... ~ %
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music .......... so 90
Music on Guitar = 8 ..-..~.. 40 90
Use OF instrument. Observation-Disclosures. 5 %
Vocal Music alone, ttaken by all, in classes,) 90
DraWine, Needlework, or Grecian Painting. % 90
Oli Painting. .......... .......-......... 50 10
Board, including every thing except washing. 100 90
WaShlng 20 90
Ministers aaKghterS viii he received at reduc-s
ton of 0ns-fonrth, on all the above charges.
ia No extra charges. Pupils provide Books and
Stationery at their own expense. In case of pro
tracted sickness, deduction will be made for alb
sence.
1t will be noticed that The grics If Board has been
reduced from SEQ to $3.50 No change is eontem-
plated In its quality. With our ample accommo-
dations, it was thought the reduction could be af-
foIded, and that it oueh therefore, to he made.
Boarders are regarded as members of the Presi-
dents family. Money to meet their incidental
penses should be deposited with him, and all let
tcrs for them sent to his care
Pupils should be present, if possible, the first
day OF the session.
For Catalogues, Circulars or further nforma-
ton, address CHAS. III. WINSTON,
President Richmond Female Institute,
Jy l3-21am Richmond, Va.
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MR.. LEEEBVREsS sGEiOCL,
o sRhfEK VAfhss AND
Of our School begins on the LIST day of October 49,
and terminates on the last day of June, 1850.
Our long experience IN teacliing, and the very
liberal patronage We have received for 81, many
wears have both GRABBED and ENCOURAGED us to
ma ke i'm portant improvements in cur institution,
A course of Literature, comprising English
four last tlroueh the medium of the French J has
been successfully tried during the last session. and
will be continued and enlarged in the next
We have ENGAGED Mr. Ed G. HowAR,, tn tn ke
cbnrse Of he Ensiish part of this course. M we
as the Rhetoric, Bslles-Lettres aud First Reading
classes of our Institution. Mr.. II. is a gentleman
of the highest quaiihcatons, and We feel confident
weuld earnestly recommend our Literature class
to graduating pupils
The new house which VIC have erected will great
Of the youns ladies boarding in our family Two
young ladies' only will occupy one room, except i'm
eases whcn three would desire to occupy the same
HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, Principal-Nat-
uull Philosophy. Literature, Moral and Mental
Pkiloscphy, French.
WILLIAM g. WILLIAMS. A. B.. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry, History,
EDWrARD. c. Observation-Disclosures, Rhetoric,
MRS ge1 shc sEtfBsis RSSSiEsfnF Branches.
MISS MARY G. GoRDON-Enghsh Branches.
MISS ELIZA BARTLETT-English Branches.
MADAME l.. V. BLANCHETT-French Govern
SENIOR CARLOS cARDoRvEz MERA-spamsh
MADAME fna sTt'l MARIE EsTvAN-vooal Music.
SIG'RA ANTQNIETTA ERBA-Vocai Music.
JOHN A. CALYo-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAC-Piano, Organ, Sacred
HEINRICH STANDARDIZATION.
o. ERICSSON-Guitar,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-17

SAcKvtLIg. August ia terrible gale mas
occurred al pict0u, Prince Edward Island.
There were numerous wrecks and fifty lives
were lost.