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The nur,ine Of tho Hickman.

We have been favored by passenger on
the Hickman. at the time of its burning,
with the following account of the accident.
The books ami papers, and large amount
of money was lost. belonging to the boat
and passengers, who had made deposits in
the Office. Most of the passengers lost all
their baggage - SO rapid did the flames
spread, they were not able to save any thing.
She will prove a total loss-and was in
sured at Cincinnati for $4,000.
LITTLE Rock, Mar. 6, 1860.
MR ED1roR-I have but time to write
you a short account of the burning of the
Steamer Hickman. About o'clock in the
afternoon, when Is miles below this place,
the cry of fire--fre, rang through the cab
bin. / was in my state-room at the time,
and on rushing out, found the huge pile of
pine knots on deck, burning rapidly.
The passengers were running to and fro,
throwing. out baggage, and following fire
with stentorian lungs, adding thereby ten
fold to the confusion. The pilot turned the
boat towards the bank, and before she struck
nearly all were at the bow ready to jump on
welcome terra frnaa When she did strike
the bank all were thrown PROSTATE, and
then such leaping up and jumping over
'bcard WIS never seen. One poor fellow
,ahe -yessesleep, at the time the fire broke
ous - -.--a 'ory badly. The porter
jumpedsf the hurricane roof and broke
his back and one leg. Soon after all had
gotten On the bank and the boat was drift
ing off, some one hallocd " the boiler will
burst :" then about thirty frightened indi-
viduals might have been seen running for
dea- life across the old field, seeking shell
ter behind the old cotton woods at the 9TH
er side of the field; but the engineer had
raised the safety valve and prevented that.
Runners were soon sent to Little Rock fGr
the Leon. In the meantime several fires
had been built, and we were making our.
selves as comfortable as circumstance would
permit. The Leon came down about one
O'Clock. We raised three cheers for Capt
Reasoher, and then all got aboard and re.
turned to this place. PASS ENGEH.
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fraying the ordinary expenses of the gov,
eminent, with the pretext, ! suppose as
gather from the Governors high organ to
have a large amount of money on hand to
o,u.r5 the assets of the Real Estate Bank
So the good people of Arkansas have to be
taxed to hoard up a large amount from cir.
culation, to suit the peculiar notions o,
their Governor, contrary to their expressed
will through their Representatives. Ihe
foregoing sentiments aie thrown out to the
nrbI;c 6v AN OLD DEMOCRAT.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

1 Turner's Southern Star, is the
title of new paper, published at Camden
Ark. The editor, GEoRGE NJ Trpxr, l. .
good writer. and makes spicy sheet. Has
no love for the " family" and goes it loose
generally.
We enter the Star on our excbanao ,;s.
and heartily wish it success.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16
Washington. March 2

The U. S. Attorney General Black is ly-
ing dangerously i'll at his residence in this
city. Mr.. Il. was taken down some davs
since from over-exertion in the performance
OF his official duties and is completely pros
trated.
Treasury notes to the amount of S62,-
200, were easily negotiated yesterday
ut par, the money to be had on call The
notes bear six percent interest.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

D 5. s. CALHOUN, Esq, editor of the
Iofdfes R,gAfs Democrat, at Helena, Of
saarch 9th, gives his valedictory and bids
goodbye to the State. Who assumes tho
charge OF the editorial department of the
paper is not given.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

CHEROKEE INDIAN AGENr.-Wc see by
our exchanges that the President has ap-
pointed RoBERr j. CowARr, of Atlanta,
Ga. Cherokee Indian Agent, for the Unit
ed States
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

~ hdCHARD IS HIMSELF AGAIN.
Friend Roberts, who to keep up with the
Improvement and requirements of our city
has, for the past week, been pulling down
building up. and is now in shape again
ready for trade.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16
Fancy Liquors.

Q cases Simpsons Bitttrs 10 cases sha,-u
- . cases pure Juice port cas,s Msicra,
: casks Sicilly wine Hr casks W. VI Co
powders & doz Settler ap,.rieut ~ l.,
derwood's lemon syrup % boxes Turpsr.-.
syrup; 10 boxes brandy cherries 10 lo, r.
woods tomato catsup 3 doz walnut catsr,, I,
pepper sauce doz Turner'S Peppermint h.
aud for sale t,y
mar ., 1860 PENSYwIr, Sco1r /.
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1 We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.. G. F..
Harvey, Daguerrean Artist, in another COL
umn. lie Is prepared to take pictures Nor
only one week. for the small sum Of tiftv
cents. Give him q call.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

WHY THEY SANG.-Parson Brownlow
got Oft the following. perhaps in the Knox
vile Wing, perhaps in one of his sermons
&c A stakeholder in one of the Southern
States died after long spell of sickness,
and being pious man he arrived at the
gate OF Heaven, and found he was proceed
ell lew pinutes by an Abolitionisf of the
North ofsthe same name, though a stranr-
er to him in the world. The Apostle Peter
had just let the Abolitionist into Heaven.
and the stakeholder, who stood without
awaiting his turn, was enchanted and per-
fectly carried away with the sound of an.
gels voices and sweet musical instruments
which were hailing the entrance of the Alb
olitionist. Knocking in his turn, the slave.
holder was also admitted, but instead of Sc
raphic sounds silence reigned
How is this p demanded the slayehol-
der OF Peter, when an Abolitionist comes
here, you have music and singing, but when
STAKEHOLDER comes you are silent The
good Apostle replied Shareholders come
to Heaven every day, whereas it is not once
In ten years that an Abolitionist gains ad-
mission! And, besides,' continued the
Apostle, we rejoice more in Heaven over
one sinner that repenteth than over ninety
and nine just persons who need no repent
ance.'"
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

ES We publish, by request the follow
ing letter of Maj. PACE to DR.. SpRIxG,> Of
Fort Smith, in vindication of Lieut.. \. b.
Pearce, of Bentonville We would have
given it place before, but did not deem
the article referred to, worthy of note
In our Judgment it carried the lie on the
face Of it. The letter is as follows:
RosEvuLE COTTAGE, Sebastian CO., ]
February 81, 1860.
My DEAR SIR: never was more shocked
and astonished than to- day, on looking over
the Arkansian, to see letter published in
that paper, dated Bentonville, Feb. 8, 1860,
and signed A Democrat" assailing, in
the most unwarranted and indecent manner,
the character of a gentleman formerly an
officer Of the Army of the United States,
who, during his term of service in the army
was not only hig gly appreciated by his broth
er officers, in the army, his superiors in
grade, too, but in my opinion, beloved by
those subordinate to him in rank. Ipresume
OF courset that this miserable lampoon is
aimed at my friend, \. Barton Pcarce, now
citizen OF Benton County, and as l under
stand, d IAft owner of the Usage Mills.
know that my friend needs no certificate of
character from me, and believe him to be
too high-minded and honorable gentleman
to notice such abominable accusations.-
But, Sir, it has become the fashion of the
day to prostitute the public press to the
shameful purpose, in too many instances, OF
stabblng, in the dark, the reputation of
honorable men. What once in our coun-
try was considered the palladium of liberty,
the public press, has become, in too many
instances, cesspool of iniquity and abom-
nations.
No officer Of the army ever left it under
more favorable circumstances, and the Off
GERS OF his regiment regretted his resigna-
ton. In resigning his commission, he only
exercised the privilege of every free man of
changing his profession for another better
suited to his choice and taste SO far from
leaving the army with the slightest shad-
ow In his reputation-he left it to the re-
gret of all who knew him. If my friend
has unfortunately trod on the toes of this
=" Democrat" l beg he will, in no lad
vised moment honor him with his notice,
as "public opinion" despite the public
press In that region, must decide that the
lower regions !" are paved with Just such
-" Democrats"
Please send Pearce copy of this letter
II You think proper, and authorize him to
use 1T over my signature. l address you
without solicitation, and feel easier after
having given expression to my horror of
such an abomination.
Your friend, FRANCIS N. PAGE.
Asst. AdJt.Gen. and Bvt Maj US A.
Dr N. SPRING, Fort Smith, Ark.
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Democratic State convention.

LifrLK Rock. Jan. Ia, 1860.
announces to the Democratic Party Of the State
a Arkansas, that the Executive Committee ap-
psinted BY the last Democratic State Convention,
f.r the purpose Of selecting the place, and fixing
the time for the holding Of the next Democratic
State Convention, have performed that duty by Sc
letting the City Of Little Rock, rs the place and
Monday The ID Day Of April nez4.
- the time for hold of the next Democratic State
Convention and all Democratic papers in the
State are respectfully requested to make the same
Known. p. r. CRUTCHFTELD,
Chairman Of Executive Committee
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ST.. IOrIs March .

Da' A"oiS, 1NaTCn Z.
ARREST OF COUNTERFEITERs.- two
members of gang of counterfeiters were
caught on Wednesday last, near Lexington
Missouri, in the act of altering and raising
bank bills. The entire party was arrested
and committed for trial.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

Go Rumor asserts that Jenny Lind's
husband, Otto Goldschmidt, is gambling
10 rnlnous extcnt-making such inroads
upon his talented wife's property that she
Is taking measures to place it out of his
reach. ~
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

~ j. p MoEEAN, of the house of Nor
rell &s Morean, took the Little Rock for
New Orleans, on Tuesday. We miss his
familiar face, and hope for a sneedv retur,
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

~ The Sacrament of the Lords Sun
per will be administered in the Presbyteri-
an church on Sunday morning. Prelimina-
~ services commencing Tonight.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

Es n Greek maid being asked what for.
tune she would bring her husband, answer.
ed will bring him what is more valua.
oie than any treasure-a heart unspotted
and virtue without stain, which is III thu,
descended to me from my parents"
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

~ a. j.. WARD, of the house of Ward
l. Southmayl, left, on the Little Rock, for
the East, on Tuesday morning we wish
him safe and pleasant trip.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16
OFFICE OF THE LITTLE Rock AyD)
+. 5. b. of G.. d F., X. II. Cox
VAN buren,, Mar Q 1860

VAN DURES, Mar 1860.
MIR. DUSHAN-As many inquiries arc
made touching the supposed conflict between
the Swamp and Railroad grants of lands
to the State, have the goodness to publish,
for the information of all concerned, the
accompanying copy of letter from the
Secretary of the Interior to the Commis
sioner of the General Land Office, in re-
sponse to certain inquiries addressed to the
latter functionary.
Respectfully.
JESSE Turner, President.
DEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, Feb. 8, 1860.
SIR In the matter presented for nv
consideration by your report of the 2Sth
october last, upon letter of Jesse Turner.
Esq, President of the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Branch of the Cairo and Full
ton kaiiroad, approve the action of your
ONCE In emitting from the Swamp lists the
lands which have been approved and certi-
he'd to the State of Arkansas, under the
Railroad grant.
Having fully executed the Railroad grant
where our certitication to the State inter-
feres with no legal right vested under other
laws OF the U. s., in another party we may
safely regard our duty as having been per-
iormea, and decline completing another IT,
tie to the same grantee.
Very Respectfully your ob't serv't
D. THOMPSON, Secretary.
10 Commissioner of the
General Land Office.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

E Meetings are still continued in our
churches. The Methodist church up to the
present time have united with them thirty
two persons.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

@ The Democracy of Pope County,
viii meet in Convention at Dover, April
Xoth' to appoint Delegates to the Congress
sional Convention, On the 2d Monday Of
MAJ.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

V 1t is stated that MIR. Stewards speech
was manipulated by leading Republicans
previous to its delivery, and that it is in
Tact the manifesto of the party for the cam
paign- This and other developments. both
here and in New York, are held by astutc
politicians IS foreshadowing Mr.. Stewards
nomination in Chicago.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

Ee In Boston they are advertising cot
ton seed meal as fattening for cattle. and
above all food for producing milk. The
meal Is not ground or used in the South
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

@ Capt CHAPMAN, Of the 35th Paral-
lei. came up on the Leon on Wednesday,
from Piney, his boat having .eturned to n.
Orleans. Tie Captain will accept cur
thanks for late papers.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

~ The Navajo Indians recently stole
.:oOO sheep from the vicinity of Fort Craig.
Ihsy were promptly pursued by Capt.
McLane: with detachment of troops, and
all the sheep were recaptured.
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tnnapolis Nh M.rcl, z

The Hon. James A. Pearce was to-day
reelected U. S. Senator for this State for
the term of six years, from 1861, when his
present term expi,es
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

"A Bet ON DoUGLAs.-The Helena Ark. }
Shield has the following, which shows that
one OF the Representatives in Congress is
not afraid to back up his judgment
Hon. A. Rust passed down on the Lady
Walton, one Of the Arkansas River pack
cts, last Thursday night.
From a friend who was on board we
learn that Col. Rust was vehement in his
praises of Judge Douglas, and gave it as
his decided opinion that the Little Giant
would be the lucky man at Charleston
And to prove that he did think SO offered to
bet largely, and did bet 81, 900 that Doug
Lass would get the nomination.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

1@ See I PENNYwIr, Scorr, & Co.'s new
advertisements in to-day's paper Of new
goods.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16
Pahlic Sneakine.

The Candidates for Prosecuting Attorney, will
sddress the citizens Of the 4t Judicial Circuit on
the rst day Of the respective Circuit Courts dur
Ing the sPPeo>ehing terms. A general attendance
IL requested. Jan g. 1860
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

E1 Hon T. G.. HIxDxAS will accept
our thanks for favors.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16
Prosecutinx Attornex'

We are authorized 10 announce, -LxFAYETTE
GREGG. Esq, - . candidate for reelection for
Proeeeutng Attorney, for the 4th Judicial District
e the apPrusehing August election.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

1 As An interesting freak of nature,
the Hon. Amasa Walker relates that trees
may be so grated as to produce an apple,
e-half Of which is Of one kind of fruit.
and the other of . different kind. A for
e'gner in his employ. . few years since,
made the experiment, and Mr.. Walker has
'ised An apple. one-half of which was gen.
uine Baldwin. and the other Roxbury Rus
set
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16
Hungarian Grass Seed.

>hhoH Hungarian Grass Seed jus; rtair
IL for sale by .
march 9,'60 W,pp & Sorruy,r
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BHfosSi1Ii1, AZ. De-. YBsg.

EDnoa PREB-
Dear Sir Please to announce me a. q eandi-
date for the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney for the
9TH Judicial Circuit Of Arkansas, which election
comes of, August, 1860, subject to the ratification
of the Democratic party in convention assembled,
and oblige, de. JNO. r. cox.
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Cllannpairne
Champaignc

4 eases Verzenary. 4 cases cabinet. / cs,.,.
Il rose. 4 eases Heidseiek's pts d Qt, Clan.
II boxes Sauterne white wine; ~ boxes cl..1
reed and for sale by
mar 9, 1860 PESNYwtr, S.or- 4
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Land Warrants.

NV have on hand u large quantity oflsa
w l60 acre Bounty Land Warrants, VI.
we are Offering TO sell. T'
mar. y, go. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS. lO
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

JOHN A. ARLINGTON, Is a candidate for
aees". to the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney in the
4th Judicial Circuit, composed Of the Counties cf
Crawford, Scott, Sebastian. franklin, Jonn ,on
Newton. Caroll, Madison, Benton and Washing
ton, at the ensning AusNst election, 1860.
The Van Buren press., 1860-03-16

@ This world cannot explain its own
diff'cu'fies without the assistance ofanotber.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
ranN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ll-Eyeuts trnnspiring at the
South clu,aue 20 cause much soGctlde ia promineu,
crc =, pircuagl die fixing Of earlier day than
anticipated aud this by unanimous vote of the Legis
st1re O! South Carolina Cor the meeting Of Safe Con
eutiou The President continues 70 receive pressing
neal % is,e ar address TO the Sou D. bat there are nov
no Indicators thar an7 poItc publication will emanate
iron him before his suuull Message to Congress
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
PROM PHILADELPHIA.

PurLADErrulA, Nov IA Republican Ward Club
having pa sed resolution rendering their services for
Lincolns support, It opposed to minute men, aud it
being understood that the resolution would be offered
the continental club there a large meeting at the
latter on saturday which addressed by prominent
etz,ns in opposition TO Efforts to eoerce the South
south Carolina /. said excited because they or
ron ousy supposed the Republican parry proposed eman-
eipaiion Tucy should rely the conservative Of
PENNSYLVANIA who Viii rspec. ,heis rights Union-loyng
resolutions were adopted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
~ IPKMs-

DROwSED-Fae body Of young man, named David
J. Hardy was found in the Canal near the head Of the
Basin yesterday morning Is supposed that he lost
his way in returning home from the Theatre, and 10 the
darkness walked into the Canal The deceased had re-
Gently attained bis majority and kept meat stall in the
First Market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
University of Louisiana,
raU nKPARTMRNT

TIME LECTURES IN this pepait@eu, VIII commence on the Sc.
IL eond MONDAY Of lseV and continue until the nrsi
Of he civil Law Of the Law and OF Equity Admiralty
Cnmerc Inernatona and Constitutional law and JuIis-
p,udenee the United The Lectures will be delivered BY
four Professors:
HSn THEODORE H. McCALEb LII ~ Professor OF Admiralty anu
international Law.
the Law Of Evidence
oHRIsrIHH RosELIUs III. D., Professor Of Civil Law
ALFRED HENNEN Professor Of Constitutional and Common Law
and Equity Jurisprudence
No city in the United has the advantages which New Or
leans ready and perfect requirement Of the Mod
ern Good Board be obanee cheap here a. In
any other large city In the Union.
An must be addressed the Dean Of the faeu
", at New Oreans KNDkLL HUNT
auIb-Sm Dean Of the Faculty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

GREAr MILIrARY DtsPLAT.-rhe fourteen cavalry con.
plnes encamped the Fair Grounds, ParAded through
the principal streets Of this city Saturday under the
command Of Col Sherwin AeRae and made the grandes
displav Of the kind ever witnessed in this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

NEw ORtENNs Nov lO-Tbe steamer Tennessee hiss
arrived from Vera Cruz With dates TO the 9Th.
Jlasez has granted an extersi0n Of the TehuantepeC
charter
TIE British Legation have been received in the city Of
Mexico
The Constituencies we're sti before GuSdasjaru
and the country was In a dreadful state.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
rT SPECIAL NOTICE &,
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.
The great emporium Of
ATER ED NOSES

The great emporium Of
AL + r ED M Q E 5,
SO Main Street,
HAS hand and receiving daily the most varied socL
mond embracing aest sys and Novele' Of the Season.
In folowlrg Goods such inducements all he ered hA
cannot elsewhere and purchasers viii find greatly ia
their advantage to get their Supplies from the CHEAPEST HousE
STATS.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Black and Yaney silks st1 les
Broeade and Ropt silks
sodanilss YerOnitst, P'pl'ns
Psin and Figured Deanes, all Wool
MeTinoes and Wooden Plaid &C &C &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Fifty different styles In Beaver and Cloth Of the latest novelties
Of the season. New STYLES received weekly
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
SAtnets Jeans Full Cloths best makes Sleeps Or Ker
ys Tweeds Plaid Lnseys she,ngs shlr ings CoitG OEna
bug Plain and Stppd bed Blankets Servants Bankets5 600
pairs hand the cheapest in the tae and variety Of other
goods for Servants Wear, at yry low prices
H0UsEKsEPIsG DEPARTMENT..
Tow Is aud Toweng Crash HuekAback nsper, BrdFye MA
per- Scotch and Russia Diaper Doy Napkins Table DAmAsk
fSble and Piano Cashmere Go egr, Irish Linens. &c.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
speadd TreePy Carpe patterns Super Ingane Carpets
Cross Super Brussels do Yeye Rugs Brussels do, Hemp and
Rug Carpets all Of whh will be offered at % cent less than
last seasons prices
Embrodrres Hosey Gloves and endless variety OF Goods
usually found in Dry Goods establishment and article
will be offered such low prices that cannot fall TO meet the
wishes Of the closest buve Our main r will be 10 please al
who may favor US with call
great bargains great Downtown Emporium OF Trade
oei2~U g MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
rDuoArrON.

1TRS PHILLIP MAYO win reopen her SCHOOL. at
MI sycamors Church. lth street between Bread and mar
Boys II FERNS $50 per SesOn Of . months iyis n
10 teach by gentleman quail fed 70
w teach Englsh Latin, French Mathematics and the Rud
sn,. N r.sk ne has had years experience Address
- NJ AZ U.nnton Va. Be5-u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

RICHMOND CONGRESSIONAL DisrElcT.-Aeeording to
the reported majOrdes ia ths Congressional District
Bells majority is l,429 GOggins vas 55s, BuchAnans
vas 1888, and Flournoy's g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12
DIN DOTINION INSTITUTE,

OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
E session Of School for Young LADIES' located at the
bth and Franklin streets, Richmond Va, Will
begin the LIST day Of October $780, and close The soA Of
June next ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Z shumAte Mental Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages.
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical literature
Mons. EdouArd HoudAyer, TIench.
Carlos Mers, Spanish and Italian
Albert De Roedigvr German
Miss ElYa NJ Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie d. Brander, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Ericsson, Guitar
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, PenmAnshp.
TRIMS for Session. payable half rSt Of October residue
Peb. H. lssl
Primary English Including Vocal BuSc) ........ $50 %
intermediate Eogsh Qncudlng Vocal Musc 20 90
Senior uncudIng Vocal MuSicl. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Languages .......... .................. 20 90
Piano, Organ Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons week oO w
Piano. Organ, Guitar, Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie sons per week 50 20
OH Painting so 90
Pastel or Water Colors CrAyon Drawing ....... 20 90
Use Of Piano 10 90
Ornamental Branches
Board 200 %
WAshine Lights Is 90
Application 70 enter pupils and all communications concerning
the School should be made 70
THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va .
The announcement for session $780, 6 WILDE furnished
10 thoae " Rppiy Indicated iy6-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

How TO Saws rHE UNIoS Let the Lincoln electors
cast their in the electoral college, for John Bell
and the Union IS safe. Patent applied for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-12

SLEEvE BUrrON FoUSB.-A gold Sleeve Button was
found on the morning Of the election At the City Hall
which the owner can recover BY calling at the Wing Of