davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
THE WRECK OF THE HUNGARIAN-A DEFENCE
CAPT JONES

The following appears n the London (Canada) Free
Press of March /:
We have been favored with communication from Ed
noudstone Allen Co.. he euterpri-iug owners of the
Canadian line of vessels, few extracts from which will.
ve are sure be read with interest Referring 10 n
cent article which appeared in this Journal
pondent says;
"You seem to think that the Indian and possibly the
Hungarian were lost in trying make quick passages
by huggng too closely the of Nova Scotia to save
distance The shortest route take keeps
her about 80 miles away from that coast the place
where the Indian was wrecked and the log showed that
tie Captain supposed himself that distance from it when
size went ashore.
In the case of the Hungarian, do not know, and
probably never can arrive at the facts but think it
more than likely that Captain Jones' having seen ice
bi, bomeward passage kept well south on his ard
one passed south OF Sable Island and never land
alIl the vessel struck the rocks. If he had the
land before it is not probable would now have TO de-
plore his loss
IN reference to the character Of Capt Jones' comman-
/ der of the Hungarian his employers say:
"Ou this point We feel especially bound to set you
right CAPTAIN Jones has been in our employ for many
wears and we had the most perfect confidence in him.
e was ntrepd vet cautious careful in all his Observa-
tous and calcu ationI watchfu and anxious at time
of ,bsemous habits kepc his ship always perfect or
der and strict discipline; always consulted and commu-
picated freely with his first officer Hardie who al
most equal to him in good qualities; he also man
of udgue e1t IN nautical lattefs ana we ueepN Ia
meut his lJs if lost he is there too much reason to
! fear.
The quick passages he made in the Indian, were not
bv cutting off corners scuddng shoals carry
| ing high steam which know he never did, but by
constant and active wachiuness taking advantage of
eve,y wind and being ably supported by his whole ships
company among which he always kept up an admirable
esprit d., corps.
In conclusion we have TO explain as regards ourselves
thai our captains have trc; orders printed and hung up
in their cabins that the safety Of the steamer and those
on board OF her all times to be preferred to speed
andthat if they are in any doubt to their position,
either at night or in thick weather they not to run
any risk but stop till daylight or clear weather ena-
bles them TO ascertain it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

II ere a = G ct Ea emit =.
FNlHE subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the ~
Il Sy o enmond over twenty years, and has At this IA
,7 'l ' o l'' hands in bis employment and wil In ~
.c hN l'h or two, make large additions 90 that nun LII
per- t'n tErn the story his especially for manu-
i lsts ne "a determined % make any article In the
,us t li 'h.4 compare n every respect, Eh clothing
mace 10 Northern cities, and he asks the patronage or lis old
n ana e public generally m vw of the fact that he Is v-
ms enpoymen in midst large of mechanics and
Nul females Who st otherwise sur Tor the nrcessarvs oi
e lie has he best Of cutters and materials be surpsss-
"a by house On the country
Msylaud, Nrsuit, Careuss Georgia Cassimerrs and
lae-t' o a grades and coors Strictly southern Aauuacur-
m House as an shall be slhc hy personal Inspection Of not
N Pc innia o debut what ha has been doing or years past
D. p SPENCE. Cl1thicr and Tailor,
ro.- Corn. Main and fth Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

were dead The woman was reserved but was to be
hung Yesterday as the popuace determined that all
who were concerned in the assassination of Robinson
should camber earth no longer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

DEArH OF An AMERICAN CONSUL.-Dr VIM. Wallace
December at the residence Of Aguas Colentes, Mexico
of Typhoid Fever.
Deceased served as Surgeon in the United States
Army for several years. but after the cessation of hosti
tesbetween our country and Mexico resigned aud ma
red the daughter OF Gov Cameren of the latter eour
y residing there as American Consul up to the time Of
his death,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
NrEW CLOTHING! NEW CLGTHINGI!-DAR
y BAlOrr HARgs 90. have and receiving, hue anJ
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing.
GenteCl Clothing,
ANN 7InIn Ntreet.

IALL N and make y0ur s-eclHs and buy he goods AZ your
usu price cat 40 th- stock OF The
sy and ha, cad oae such Inducements us' attract
and s.-ur. sales,
o. y1l a,h make good Investment suit %
f.I TTpNAN 10 UCIL. no Main 50.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
FM D. WILLIAMS. SANCE
WILLIAMS & REID,
PRODUCE,

Commission Merchants,
u rYPEEs UIEE.r HtN Ns...Fr STREET.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
st orders f1r an binds " rstern Produce, and make
.-s Cash Advances Ur Cousi.nu1euts Tor sale, OF
VtrDhrndisD D.. 8ut store. ga account ei purchaser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

In 1858 be WAS appointed by President Buchanan,
Secretary OF Legation to Rio Janero but did not except
the Office, preerring to remain in Mexico rs Consul
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
lNE Al IVCON MT "a oEo oon

Capital, $1O,OOO,OOOl
ANAUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOI
INVESTED - TIE UNITED STATES, OVER ssOOOO0I
Al DirectJTs Eey6osIHg RepHss or hs Eagdgensak Of
He COlErEy
WE respectfully attention . the security Of the LIVERPOOL
w and London trance Company 10 f. policy holders
large cash capital and inv ve5tiueuts stated aboye
Tie large capital income Of the Company enable 4, 10 take
lines convenient 90 parties requiring large onsusnee
In addition tote n.ry mode u Insurance Company
SUES FERN1AkNI Policies the payment NJ TN 1RSU.
~ PREnCNN Property is, thencsiJsh, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy cancelled any time and the pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company win ake Insurance b. less Of Rents by Fire. on
4 liberal principle.
Under the Policies o. this Company all claims paid uponPrs
sentAou satisfactory proof loss deAs-
ton r fntrSt not usual presenta-
ton OF proof. WORKMAN < WYATT, Agents,
NH Mai reet f-vy do Post
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
TRY ONE
CHEAPER, BETTER OR SWEE
B1ANO-EAKIu,rt

StCEEI'EEZE & LUDOLFR, MANI
= FACrl'RftS OF IRON FRAME u <-+SsSas-g.s
SQUARE, aud PARLoR GRAND PIANoFORTEs, STE~s=z39
ma e with all he Improvements conducive % sup- f9 III
riuriy o. tone touch and durability GOLD MEDALS verr
~ .rded FANS in New York Ia l,I 81 and s. and IA =
Louis 1sg Feeders, Schools sni Famlls save money by
ca ling purchasing All Instruments guaranteed Tor ihrr
years waeroos, 81 BroOme NJ "a lev doors west Of
Hrn.iwav.l NV YORK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

t,,o. FtEg. 1859.
A. x. PA * tiIS X co.
.,--r.rf1 t--nElEsNT OF sTtplE AND FANCY DRY
I.ls-H. ..r ..--. '. tn.'-a-.- ,' our 90. at. tal
- s. ... a. have ..v u. .t.r. . .1-s. l.i vel. So
.. FFIr.I.N and DOMESTIC DGl GOODS, % which
....H...-
a H..I r-.-.I SILKS
B... ...- u. Et',-E
rUH- .E EPSON. frr --g--i1y
r...... r.Ik ROBES
Vrr. SILK LI.te
".... n...... 'H'--I'fNe sOBtS
rHn.-. .. E..H... N.H-- LINt-
P...y,. Tt.-NTtbs. POLL ne CiEyREs
r..-. n-... Fr.... NE.INus-
.T-... NEE.yUES
F..E". tE-NHs. Black ALPACAs
r"--.Nfft~ and Nt-IING3
El.. o.. H...r FrffFu CLOTHS
a.G-.y ,AIINETs LISSEYS &C.
F,.t.rs..s
w..r C...-.1 s.-v.1t's BLANKETS
r-H.-e. .r.-y .r. usually r- a-stc,ass Dry Goais
F. t.Hr a. .r y. v.r sd. v.--c'...r. s.2}-f,
IAN IS RECEIPT OF THE FALL FASHIONS a
i .reHs HATS, embracing .. t.r various cl.o-s -
-ty.a.s JOHN THOMPSON, ~ Nsir o.
ViIE FA;suEsSN' moo s. have rt"e tae ABOVE es
i ....e .. Farmers Ihe Double Surs, sew
-...r .- I.r They equally adapted iur h-ntslarn,
1s' .-i I..tsrs. Also, seacrA assortment OF every
-.,- WI WALSH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

BARGAINS BARGAINS
BARGAINS, BARGAINS
BARGAINS BARGAINSi
STlEPSNN a. 1ITLLEh'S.
SIMPSON n MAGLkk'S.
SIMPSON s. uILLEfs'S.
NA viii sell he balance low Tor cash,
W among which ny DOeSkn Sacks suitable for spIns,
which We viii sell AT COST Tor cash
mh- SIMPSON 4 MILLER, lly Man ST.
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.--We keep constantly on
- htui good assortment uf shirts and Collars direct tOa our
oeu auliay tory which warrant o do and wear we'll orders
soeeI 'r any KIND, qualify or quantity, whleh VI" be promptly
aut slts.lrioflly executed .
SPRING Owe R-SACKN.--A variety OF styles Of light
= Cashmere Spring OycsacS Coats adapted 70 the prgsetse
son. 40 kthN BALDWIN WlLL'ANs'
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.-DARRACOrE
~ HARMS Co have received and beautiful
lars Crlvt- hs. Nose, sr, Gloves, Suspeujers, Srd u
face. -seryIrr suitable Gsa.ers We would par
I-4g - attention a want, Jthst celebrated SHIRT
tr Golden I Factory noted io e comfort of B IT, ami for
e service render. te W. would luye those in want
of a. y of ,ht above goods To- cal early ON us
pARRACOrr. HARRIS 4 co,
Successors 90 MeI. haut, " y.siger a Co,
mh No. me- Main street
NrEW CLOTHING! NEW CLGTHINGI!-nAR-
y KACOrr HARRIS 60. have and receiving lue and
-,rFe assortment of
Clothing.
suitable pre5.a, ana coming season. which they orr on te
Also. itr-e,toes of Chirens B1 and
H1u.hs Cot. and made 1 the best manner auJ
l. Yer, rGr. sou want hing 10 the clothing line,
Ut.as Co and have supplied
DkBEhCurr, HARRIS CO.,
No. ll2 Main -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

VTOUF WADE SHOES have constantly on tsHi OF
tt ny own manufacture me following kinds OF
Boots and Shoes:
For Ladies'
Cater Boots, vl-b ami without feell
Morocco lace Boots, with "
FOR Gentlemen;
Pine Dress Boots
sr.lt Boots ug,e and double syl1s
oxford lie. 41t BIcg4rs.
FOR Misses aud children:
G..t .ui Morocco Boots with alu without heels.
FOR Boys:
CtIf Hrsglrs aut Oxford Ties.
Fer servant Women:
Stout Goat and AIp Lace Boots.
For servant Mems
B-oeuas lad BrlglLs.
.-.,--..i '.i8fs JNO. a. PAGE, JB,
SO Main Street,
o-qr doors above T. X. PRICE a co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
STlEPSNN a. rITLLE3S'S.
SIMPSON ~ NlAt,Lhk'S.
SiMBNON & EfsfS.

AA VIII sell th- balance Fall low Tor cas-
w among which nity DoeSn Sacks, suitable for spin
which ve will sell COST ior cash
mh2 SIMPSON MILLER llg Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10
RICHMOND WHIG.
rHIRrY-sIxrn CoSGREss.-Flr.t session.

WASHINGTON, March z.
SENATE
Tho Sauata mot ot y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-10

Catalogues any address receipt Of ssp Persons
distance, unable attend sale may have their orders
cuted by the Auctioneers mhI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

Tux EcoxovY OF HEALu.-This busy nation Of
Americans have 100000 working people, whose SER
vices may be estimated at s. day, and their annual
los by sickness at an average OF ten DAYS each in the
YEAR This gives a total loss OF S2tO,O0O,OOO, sum
three times as large as the whole Of the General
Government, including the Army, Navy, Post Offices,
Legislators, Foreign Ministers and all. The amount
weighs over SIX hundred tons in pure geld.
A large proportion of this costly suffering might be
ayer,ed hy attention Diet cleanliness, aud above all
by the proper Of the right remedy In season. When
IS cent box Of Ayers Pills viii attack Of i'll
ness which il would take several days TO recover FROM
dollar bottle Of Ayers Ssraparll will eXpe lurking
disorder that would brink the sufferer TO his back for
weeks or months does t take any figures TO show the
good economy Of the Investment? When Fever and
Acne is ranking in your veins and shaking your life out
of Won il it worth the dnr it for his AGUE CURE
20 have the yitnous disorder expelled, which it does
surely and quickly. When you have taken a cold Is It
prudeut 10 wait until has set led on the lungs when
DAYS or weeks months must be spent in trying TO cure
il even il 10 can be cured all ia it cheaper 10 take
Ayers Cherry Pecoral costing few shiings, and re
move the trouble before it is serousg 1t takes
dom to decide.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19
TuE You've GCAED.-Ths B fillmore papers Of ye

Tx YouNG GCARD.-The fillmore papers Of yester-
dly announce The arrival in that city, Wednesday af
tcruoOn At balfpast o'clock Of the Young Guard Of
( cim0ud They were me; at the boat by the third
ecmpanyNOf The Cay Guard and escorted to the
nory Of that battalion, where eolston awaited them
The .Erciaags saws:
"a very large crowd Of persons collected about
the wharves aud warehouses adjacent the steamer
preached her dock. As the boat neared the wharf, the
clmpany drawn up in line on the upper deck, pre-
s nt1g quite an imposing sight They were heartily
cheeryd hy the crowd aud received With military hOnOrs
Tue Young Guard is quite 6ne looking body OF mer,
attracted much admiration in the different streets through
which the procession passed They nurb, about forty
fge men rank aud fle When the column reached the
corner OF Gay aud Baltimore streets. tbey eane to halt
aud then 10 double he marched into the armory OF the
ty Guard Battalion, where they mos. cordially re-
,eved aud welcomed 70 the Mouuu. uta city, In apprO
pirate speech by Nsjor Joseph p. Warner. Capt Rldy
responded ard rendered the hanks OF his corps 70 the
Guard TO- lhcis handsome escort aud so!icry greeting
The San slys; "An hour vas spent De- COMMUNITY and
a. Interchange OF sentiment after which the line
again orlcd marched the Cluor House. where the
visitors are quartered Last night under escort OF the
CIV Guards, they visited thc Maryland Institute Fair,
where they received by the committee the cxh
biuOu and eve facility af ,rlej for q thorough uspec
ton OF the deposits The Young Guard is Gne looking
body OF meu and their movements eVincrd thorough
training in military tactics. They were highly pla ,ed
with the cordial reception which extended 70 them
a, every haad and the large crowds Of people that
throngcd the streets through which they passed gave
ample evidence Of the entire welcome which an fe TO-
wards them. rbey . fad Ia the citizens Of Baltimore,
a. vel AZ with their brother soldiers that in
tsrst aud common couriry will always prompt that
frleruzl feeling which warmly greeted them their
ARRIVAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

IS Pour steady Howard STREET - % West
active Sn5 higher; Red 3s0S AZ white
Corn s.eady sadvs III Mes Pork SlS frne
Ga 70 whisky 22N cents -, CO., .
NsE YorT 0ct ia STOCKS steady New York Centra ssa
yirna gOt Mssout Ts Ooto buoyant; sales tOObalss;
Uuisnds aa ling n Gbii ceus -Four heavy and common
has declined 1--WE cents has decaed 2 cents Corn
firm; Mixed y cents Provisions steady Res unchanged
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

Tar PRxsDnrIAL ELEcTIOs.-At meeting Of the
Commissioners appointed BY the Governor for superin-
landing in this city, the election Of President and Vice
President Of the United Ssatespresent n. B. Hill Jno
H. Ginsr, and g. A. Myers; the following appointments
were ninde;
Cop,s,issiousrs for jefferson Ward-JOsePh Brum-
mel William Sears Wood, John J. Wilson.-CORduetcr
OF ElecfiosL-John N. Francisco.
Coaapsissionsrs for AoarOs Rard-James K. Fisher,
Thomas Jones, Thomas n. Jones.-C0ndaeior Of Etse-
t0A-JOhn G. Moss.
COa9setor Of Election for AadiaOH Ward-ThOmas
u Dudley
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

TAG LADT's BOOK.-We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. H..
Jarvis Jr, for copy of GOdeys Lady's Book for No
vember This number is filed with fashion plates and
other Illustrations; and the ladies still selecting
their winter Wrappngs they may obtain some useful hints
oy consulting Cooley Mr. Jarvis has recently establish
ed periodical agency 9th street. in OF St. Pauls
Church. and keeps full supply of the latest publications.
Give him call.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19
OBITUARY.

% Dphsra the residence OF her grandfather Carries
Norman LynchhurE on Monday nix = the th inst In ne
M yfar OTHER age IDA NORMAN, daughter Of Dr. Booker
Ani % ma 81 b. % Campbell co.
ms sweet t. ulcce The pet alike a. her parents and
ga d-9aren six she came % s1y with the latter
isav father very 90 and eoaand . MS bet Ner he re-
vc be visited once bat he ala tosutzs HIM, SAY Ing
eSd ks itv, IL ef my IA sek In bet one agai
ala uarruts this time emily 90 htr he'sd' 70 hnd
hr tt snk ao the cold mh- % death The scene h'd
changed bright o1ld had h1sed away and n'S tie s;or
ant the tempe had come.
ma Ila vas auv attended BY DrS Lang1orne Pt,ne
adm r did al that prudent aud nu phys clans - asy
rou 40 70 rescue from the Blu % use her a.r
own utse "heir too hor Nay, Tie arm Of HIP
p,eaits have been 90 hort n; dsai summons
dim ,-u,c mat ~ May God heal arts he has broken
an s.n ds Alfel % set In The Woned seat arourd The
Dc, side a the table
Too pure Or csc the plant was given,
To bud on earth but bloom Ia aven-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

SPECIAL ELECTION or SESArOR-The returns from the
sh Senatorial District indicate the election Of Mr. Nash
the Breeknrdge candidate by small majority His ma
iOrity in PowhatAn is S4-Subetts to hear from, and in
Cumberland $50 reported Raines to hear from. Gen.
Coxs majority in Chesterfield is about 40. Mr.. Nash
was very popular in his District aud aided by active
eectoneering in bis behalf. He resolved large vote
from the Douglas and Bell men. Buehansns majority in
this Senatorial District 7S7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19
AUTUMN SALES


SUPERB ASSORTMENT.
WATKINS & FICKLEN.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10 MAIN ST, RICHMOND
Approaching liberal patronage friends would In
form all ,cAo'ais ard retail buyers that receiving
AUTUMN AND WINTER SALES,
which, In extent richness and vartv that Of any
Having purchased With than ordinary
c,rechey azure the closest buy
that the prices will fayoraby with thsse Of 9th
house In this country The following Of the leading
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
eplendid Velvet Embroidered Black and COlored SILKS
Brocade and Striped do
Heavy Cord Corded, Ref AMI TAheta do
Elegant Grey Grounds, with bright hzures
The heaviest and richest BLACK Silks for full dress and
Beautiful Plain and Brocade Grey and Black PoPLINs
YALENTIAs snd yELoNAs very new and beautiful
In all kinds Of LADIES' DRESS GOnDsfom the cheapest to
the most extensive abnche neates styles and best value for
In EMBRODERIEs and ELEGANT LACE GOODS our stock will
found very and complete embracing Of the nnest
goods Imported Int the country.
and wooen underware Hosiery Gloves Collars oravsts
and shaE Hdkf &C. Every thing for complete outht will be
HOUSEKEEPING GoOns-Best Linen sheenrs
Pillow oASng DamAsk TOWel Huekabaeks NapkIns-A very
CARPET AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
Having fitted one OF our large rooms especially for this de-
parment facilities to supply the wants OF the trade are great
10 ali grade, Velvet, Tapestry Brussels Ingram CAR
vet and Tapestry RUGS and MATS stock ne Also,
Brocatee Worried DamAsE, Muslin and Lace CURTAINS.
In doe and medlum
RLANkEL1. IRISH LINENS,
WHITE CAMBRl6s. oHEOK MUsLINs,
BRILLIANrE3, BLEACIIED LONG CLOTHS.
and all superior STA LIE GOODS supply very large and p
PLANTATION GOODS or HEAVY Virginia Pulled Cloths all
widths Extra Heavy rseys satnes Ranket 0Inabur Brown
shrtnR Ac very large stock offered prices which will
all Some ohese goods ofsupeor quail
lty and d'nieut 10 find
CL0AKS, MANTLES 4 SIAWLS.
This department have greatly enlarged, and established in
warehouse,
A Cloak and W. mile Mandatory,
under the supervision Of Mr.. SrHIDRR, whose taste and
tk head OF the largest establishments In the
try furnishes Of the style Of garments shall Of
fer
Splendid Velvet, Cloth and silk
CLOAKs MANTILLAs and DUsTERS
will be found al all tines at prices hitherto unequaed 10 Rich
mond.
Our goods are Of the and modern
American and Paris patterns Any special
found In stock Will be made 10 order at
few To responsible buyers terms will be lib
erA We ask opportunity TO give the advantages promised
above.
e TO MERCHANTs-Manyo Of our goo's adapted to the
Of VII sae buye' and cannot he found In exclusive job
bnEhoues Of m for many engaged In he whole
sale trade viii be pleased all who favor with
examn aon goods sell them guaranteed TO be low
sei2 WATKINS 4 PIoKLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19
RICHMOND FEMALEINSTITUTE.

RICHMOND FEMALElNSTITUTE.
Txyup seventh Session begins OCTOBER ls $780, the
II last OF June, 1861.
& a. lie he Institution more deserving Of the
i and The high literary character achieved
w. o2d are beautifully located and thorougy
Inca rs apparatus coIy compete il Of study
% TOS b eone Is will be from our catalogue is unusu
ally large and made especially prominent throughout Ian
Sene which seems the end Of study but in French par
acuary conversation also esTsI IN To-
O. O. MKRA has been added to1I ~, -v
Ch.s ILL., Winston, A. NJ Uuv Of vaO President and Prof Of
Moral science and ling lsh Literature
SsT L.rS hui jones' NJ nv Of vA Mathematics Lam
r 4. Lewis, NJ D., Natural Sciences
Prof r. Emion (of PArIs) French
John ". Reeve, Penmanshp
Miss Royal, English BIaT aches.
Miss N s. Valentine, English Branches
Miss Jane s. stanard, Preparatory Department
Ms. Ann Z. Mallory, PreParatC DcParnent
ms clap cisSp, Pi IelSG' ns.lca Department
Q. O. Mera, Piano.
The President VIII hear recaiOns Of az s Glasses at veg
intervals, giving special attention TO the Primary pupils
CHalf payable Oct l. lsco- emandcr Feb. Is, 1851
fnTTsh tuition Preparatory Depart $50 90
Ancient and Modern Ian nages eAeh......... 20 90
Music on Piano, with Vocal Music 90 20 20
Use Of Instrument for practising ............. 800
Vocal Music alone Uaien by all elaSses).... 90
Drawing Needlevork, Greeian Painting -. 20 90
So. Fs11 Including everything except washing %
washing. ~ w
A reduction Of One;IourA 10 HEtstera
EP-No extra charges
PupiS provide Books and Stationery their expense
n case protracted sickness abduction will be made for
absence. ...r . . 49,.
Boarders are members tie Presidents family Money 70 meet
their Incidental expenses should be deposited with him. and all let
tiers for them sent to his care
Catalogues containing full details be obtained at the Book
'''''' " - CHARLES H. WINSTON
au6-dkcqKm Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19
University of Louisiana,
HAN nRPA RTMENT.

NHE LECTURES IN t Department will commence on the Sc
MONDAY Of November 1880 and continue until the rss
Monday Of April 1861 They will embrace the various branches
Of the Civil Law the Common Law and OF Equity Admiralty
Commercial International and Constitutional law and the Jurs
four Professors:
Hon THEODORE H. MocALEB Ii D. Professor OF Admiralty and
entsrnAiional Law.
RANDALL HUNT Professor Commercial Criminal Law and
the Law OF Evidence.
CHRisTIAH ROsELIUs Ill D., Professor OF Civil Law.
ALFRED HRNNKN Professor Constitutional and Common Law,
and Equity Jurisprudence.
No city Ia the the advantages which New Or
leans ready perfect requirement Of the Mod
ern Board be Obtanee cheap here g In
any other large city In the Union
An addressed to the Dean Of the Facul-
~, at EeE Orleans. RANDELL HUM,
ani5-Sm Dean Of the Faculty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

SEcURED SEArs.-By reference to the advertisement,
will be seen that reserved seats at the Patti concerts
may be obtained, without additional charge by applca-
ton at WoOdhouses tomorrow morning.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-19

THEArRE.-The Cooper Opera Troupe appear again to-
night and advise all readers who desire to enjoy
good music vOcalsm and acting combined to avail them
selves Of this oppor,unitythe last but one-of seeing
aud hearing the members Of this efficient operate corps