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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-07
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd s 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ,


yIyHE next session Of Institution will the l Of
October 1880 will terminate the 3Oh June, 1851.
The Principal will be Aded heretofore, by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience cannot
fall TO give satisfaction -,
and Mrs Dupuy assisted by Mrs Mary casse foru ery ofsa
yAnnah They alone will reside In the Seminary with the young
ladies and Parental and control over those
committed % their charge. .
The attended this effort 10 establish In the city
Female Seminary Of the first cAas has encouraged
provide ample accommodations for the next
session buildings being enlarged aud Important
will made In them, which viii add greatly TO their
The lodging large and well
ventilated than from two 10 four boardes wiz occu
DIV one room Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for the
accommodation Of the pupils - -
Washing fuel and Lights. ~ "
Tuition M the Preparatory Department. 10 90
Az In ordinary English 20 90
AZ in ADVANCED DO do ..................... 80 90
do In.Modern and Ancient Languages each. ~ "
Vocal and Instrumental (Piano and GuiAr Tor one
hour week. ~ w
Fort hour each week 80 W
OF Plano.
Drawing In Crayon.
Painting In Water colos.
Painting In on a. ::c 49, ~ Nv
the 18th Of Feb'y, 1851 80
Reference made 10 Rev Dr. Moses Hog and 70 any OF the
former patrons Of the school,
Catalogues Of the Seminary containing detailed nforma-
don obt,ned bookstore In the city or by aPpca
NO" W 'N' 1"D'''0 AN. DUPUY.
ivll Richmond, Va
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GRRuAN GENTLEMAN. NJ
Ii RIVER RAILROAO. a. t&x@aAE
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE To OLD POINT
.A...rn LIZ.
FARE SKINNER rxrRA 90 Pr,,l'.. will b. prepared o

AND NORFOLK.
EARE as-DINNER EXTRA no will be prepared
the ROat)
On and after MONDAY 9Th passenger trains will leave
Richmond daily SunaAys at A. NJ stopping Only upon
ssnaH Pair Oars Meadow Dispatch, summit, Tunsall
ndn roHn Cohoke White Hall and RonAncoke land arrive a.
West P0int az 50 P NJ
The fast di0ut steamer WEST POINT Capt J. @.
Rowe King Court House Landing Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fsy At 81 NJ, connecting with the cars
Point and stopping signals only at clifton, water
Fence Shepherds Warehouse Moody CappAhoosie Bgsrt
and Gloucester Point and arrive a. Old Point, A2
~. aud Norfolk atSP. NJ
Returning the steamer will Nork Tues1Ays 1hursdAys
and SATURDAYS at A. NJ and Old Point at SIS A. NJ landing
only above aud connecting West Point with the cars al lP
NJ arrive IN Richmond at 5 p. N.
No Boat landings made. -
Fesh received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
NJ. and At West Point Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays until p NJ
Farv from King Queen H., and other points the
hattaponi 10 Norfolk, ~ w
To Hchmoad. w
'' sa I --ji--'-' - '''''' RI. TEMPLE, supt
NOTICE To TEACHERS.-Iwihto employ gentle
~ sho veil quh d and some experiences 70 take charge
school family, commence the lst OF
Oober l0 graduate Of tie University Of virginia preferred
~ particulars address, THOMAS u dAhNEAL,
aus-iaW6W Mortgages, Essex CO Va
TVEACHER.-A young gentleman. graduate desires en-
rlovmet a Teacher A situation In private family, with
limited OF scholars would be preferred Unexcepnona
b. references all given qualifications and eharseter-
aa7-eis Address, A b, Bowling Green, Caroline Co, Va
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MIR. LEEERVRE,S SCHOOL,

.-,,,, .-.ST s1ssIo, =, 49,, - - =, s,nsr n , "
INhE Mn sLioN OF our DeBhs on the ToI pAi
VI OOiobE loeV anu e'tihAS On INC iAs' cay VI june
leol' ,-, 49,, - a., -
In consideration OF the almost unprecedented success %
attended our Efforts we cannot refrain nom expressing our ank
funess TO our many friends and patrons and think We may be
pardoned for briefly referring TO some OF the many advantages al
iordsd on when he permanent prosperity OIL al sueh
must uitnatey depend. ,, ,.., a.. a.. .,.
ne Ousss =, 81 i t si sssrSInS al
Anu 80 tr ~. cor,So,t .,d cony.nsnrs NJ
@ o. nn ii.s iii, occ,nx 'hs sn,s snhsr
our Psp. h, ~ 80 ,-s a. ~ roon ,ors,bs,
except Shen 'es ay p 81 10 ,h :rdv md hr.,n.,
q, M and has now been engaged in successful eacang for
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E'TO hIchtlOnu
20 miles North OF Richmond, for sale at Auction
VIII be sold at Auction, the prerse Wednesday the
2h September 1870 at II O'Clock A. NJ fair not the
day portion Of the farm Il which the late VIM D. Wins
died seized lies the eastern side Of the Richmond
Fredericksburg Raf ad bounded by the said Railroad and the
souhana River conta mig 46 by recent survey TO be
ofce) The the land Is cleared lies well
cultivation It's location by Of It's TO Richmond
by the passing three times day, renders valuable It
HIS within mile OF Tayorsy four miles from Ashland
The nelghborhoodb excellent one.
cash. balance at and years. for b0nds,
bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
6oD3IS 4 APPERs0N, Auctrs
p a-The Farm be purchased privately. G. IA
Nv
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OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE,
TUNE School for Young Ladies' located at the
OF 9Th and Franklin streets, Richmond Va viii
begin the LIST day Of October $780, and close on the SOth Of
June next ensuiag
BOARD oP INSTRUCTION.
T. shurnAte Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
guages.
r. g. Gson, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature
Mons. EdouArd Boudayer, fench.
Carlos Mera, Spanish and Italian
Albert De Roedigtr, German
Miss kya NJ. Jones, intermediate English.
Miss Maggie d. Brander, Primary English.
Horace CHASE, Piano and Organ
Heinrich Schneider Harp.
q. A. Ericsson Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing
j. W. Reeve, PenmAnshiP,
TERMS.
TERNs for the Session. payable half FIRST Of October residue
FEB. Ia, 1851: - -.
Primary English dncudng Vocal Muslc) ......... $50 90
intermediate English Qncudng Vocal Musc 40 90
Senior Qncludng Vocal Musicl. 20 w
IAnguasss each 20 90
Piano Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons, per week .......... s........ % w
'Ap S U'Ea. ,D uuisI n:r ~ 81 90
Nil Painting .............. ......... 90 90
Pastel Water ColoTs cTayon Drawing ~ W
Use OF Piano. ~ w
Ornamental ooo M
Wasbing and Iiyht, ...... .... % 90
Application 10 enter pupils and all communications concerning
wv THOMAS l. GALLEHER
Richmond, Va.
The announcement the session Of 1890 S will be furnished
| 70 those Who apply asindcAted. Ugly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDIN 4 APPEgs0Y, Aucts.
GALE uNDER pEcaPE on GOBLET or An

GALE UNDER DECaRE OF COURT OF AN
= INTEREST IN THE VALUABLE KAcE-BORsEs PLANET,
AND EXcHEQUER, AND IN THIS MARE FANNY WASHINGTON
by virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Of the city OF Rich
mond In the q Hughes Hysted against stake &e
pronounced 10 vacation the as July shall the
Commissioners thereby appointed proceed public
ton In front OF the City Hail. In the city CT Richmond Monday
the Sd September $780, at IL O'clock sr the next
day. the interest OF the defendant w. sark In TIE horses
Planet and Exchquer and In the Fanny Wellington
Interest fourth Of said horse Planet and each The
said Exehequer and Fanny Washington Tems-oneourh cssh
balance at four months for negotiable notes Interest added salts
factohly endorsed
The foregoing horses justly regarded the valuable
booded stock 10 this country their performances being
ed by that oAny other horses the turf whhe
or America JAMES LYONSc
au3-tds A. b. GUIGON, wi" w.
Y S-The unr.ea Will be eIhlhed at he Of
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UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE.


Il and close the 8Oth OF June following.
The Pncips Rev r. stubbs has resigned that pc.
son the school will in future be under the Presidency Of
Rev. W. Points, NJ. D.
The scholastic year divided into terms; the arSt
commencing 18th ard closing 8st Of January The
commencing LIST OF feb and closing sOh OF June
The Faculty of the Institute will be as follows, viz
Rev. W. J. POINTS, NJ. D., Principal,
Professor Ancient Modern Languages and OF Moral and
Mental Science.
Rev. r. y. STUBBS,
Professor Of Natural Science and Mathematics.
Miss ADELE POINTS,
Inirucess In Preparatory Dspamen-and Assistant In Modern
Languages
Y. A. NEWHISER,
Professor Of Instrumental Music.
Miss ADELE POINTS.
Assistant Insiructress In Music.
EXPENSES PER TERM,
Board Including Lodging and Fuel $50 on
Tuition Primary English Branches. IL ~
Ancient and Modern Languages, each ~
Painting Drawing Ornamental &C. each 10 90
Music Piano, and Vocal Music W
Use Of Instrument. "
washing and Lights ~ w
fee payable hAin advance No deduction exoeptn cases
Of proracted ,ickness-
An applications for information should be directed 70
Mr.. A. @. STUBS,
Richmond, Va,
TIL LIST Of September; amer that, TO the Principal
The undersigned ,oes fair share Of the public patronage
au2-d2Aw8o ltiSspt w. J. PolNIs, M u
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oFFICE OF THE JAS RIVER AND KA CO. |
RICHMOND, July 26'h, 1850.
CALLED meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James River and
a KAnAwhA Company will be held In this city pursuant 10 the
following order, TO vit -. -,
at meeting Of the Board Of Public Works 9S July 1850 1t
VAS ordered that meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James Rv
err and KnavhA Company be held at the 6ce said Company,
on Tuesday, the 2sth August next" . . . -
Secretary b. T. Works
Nv ord.r of the President WIN. MUNFoRD,
IY2I-9.Awtds teerrtATy
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
POR FIYS DAYS
FOR FIVE DAYS
FOR FIVE DAYS THE WONDERFUL
VIRGINIA PRODUCTIONS
COMPOSED or THE VIRGINIA PRODUCTIONS,
VIRGINIA PRODUCTIONS,
WALTERS DWARF FAMILY,
WALTERS DWAKF FAMILY,
wALlE2s DWARF FAMILY. Comprising
ONE BROTHER 4 TWO SISTERS,
rHE SMALLEST PEOPLE ONE BROTHER 4 Two SISTERS,
ONE BROTHER 4 TWO SISTERS.
EVER on FNHI aITtOS,
EvER on EXHIBITION, WILL HOLD THEIR
EVER on ENaIBIrIOS, -
POPULAR PARLOR LEvEsS
Commencing POPULAR PARL0R EvEES
POPULAR PARL0R LENEES,
on TUESDAY, EVENING, AUG 5H
on TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. fra
ON TUESDAY ENENING AUG. ira,
Attic
MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL,
ra-Doors cpsn from 20 = 10 O'Clock, p NJ.
Ig-SARDS OF ADMISSION TWENTY FIVE CENTS. Children
and servants Fifteen cents
.dmitei unless having children In charge.
suj 81 MAI BURNELL Manager
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COW N IssIONkns, SALE OF VALUABLE

~ REAL EsrArE-n pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit
Court for the Of Henrco Huteheson
eson Executors and Others the undersigned Commoners
will offer for sale the premises Friday the 10Th day OF
gust at o'clock A., ~ fair II the next fair day hereaG
ter, Sunday eTeepted the beautiful FARM, Richmond
Turnpike three miles from the city Rchm ond opposite the
late residence Of Ambrose Hucheon decd II
dred and rghy light and half hundred thirty
which cleared aid 10 high state Of cultivation and remain
der In wood There large barn houses on the
premises and three excellent Ice ponds neghhorhood
and rapidly improving agriculture
session viii be given the
gathered the purchaser to have opportunity Of sowing
or bu dlng n he desires
TKRx-OneThrd cash. balance 10 two years bearing
interest," title retained until full payment directed
by the Court.
ALEX b. HUTCHINSON
JN0. A. HUTcHEs0N,
J. b YOUNG,
H. NJ HUToHEs0N,
JAS. N. TAYLOR soS Aucts. faul-tds
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COMPREHENSIVE.

this day associated with the Merchant Tailoring
i and Ready Made ClJthiog Busness, wM. O. CARRY, Of
Boydton Meeknburg Co.. said oOpar nershr to date from
July 1880 The business Whitewater be conducted under the
name aud style Of spence Carey.
Grateful for the eerA patronage have reesved for the
past 20 would most respectfully AJAX Continuance OF the
same 10 The new concern 4 D sPENoE.
ySi No, 10 eorasr of MAIN and is.h Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
By aoppIN 4 APPERsoN, AuetIoneer,.

TO THE BROOK FLANK ROAD, tEvEN Mills NORTH Oh
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND P0R SALE AT AUCIIOS AT
~ Mr. Edward ChamberAyne who contempaes
ing 70 the South shall SELL at public auction the
TUESDAY, the 14h Of August 1861 five o'clock NJ the
Ing by 5 81 which about 90 In
woods and 49, open land tn most OF which has
greatly improved few the free Of lime
produces excellent This land adjos that Of Dr. Jno
N Powell ~ O. TAafero, and Richard NJ Turner and
miles North Of Rkmond and within mile Of the Brook
Plank Road The tract will be sold goss divided into
three parcels be determined at the hour Of
Partial possesl Ion will be given In time 10 Aow for and
crop Of wheat and full poseso1 about the 18th Of December
plat and survey OF the land Office
TRIMS oneourth cash. bAanee at and years. Tor bonds
bearing interest," payable half yearly secured by trust deed
a-Mr. ChAmberayne, residing the pTemises will show
10 those Who may call on him.
iVQ4-ctd GODDIN A ApPERgON Aucts
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= nOO COPIES OF HON. ID. W VOOH !.
D.bO HE'S SPEECH delivered before the Jefferson and
Wilmington Societies. at the University Of Va the 4hlnsL,
now being published will be for sale the Unlvery about
the LIST Of August Booksellers will be supplied at liberal Dis
count @. BAYLOR, Agent JEFF and Washington socetes
eay- Pos tOaice .niye sity of Virginia jy23-dw1elm
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RICHMOND
STONE WARE POTTERY
KEESEE IL PARR,


WE have on hand very large assortment Of
w JUGS JARS,
PITCHERS, CHURNs,
MILK PANS,
BREAD RIsERs,
FRUIT JARS with cork shoppers,
WATER COOLERS, &c
For sale nj very low prices al our POTTERY
Iv1T Cor Of nd Cary AZ
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
Tribute of Respect.

Died, at Augusta, Jackson county, Ark, on the Sth day of April, 1860, Bro. M. A. MERE D1TH, of Augusta Lodge No 45, A. Y. M. The following resolutions were adopted and ordered to be published, by Augusta Lodge.
 WHEREAS, It has pleased an All-wise Pro vidence to remove from us, by death, our much loved friend and brother, M. A. Meredith, and from this temporal Lodge to that Lodge Gas we hope) where peace and harmony reign supreme-we, the members of Augusta Lodge No. 45, deem it suitable and proper, in this public manner, to express our sincere regret on account of this sad bereavement. There- fore,
 RESOLVED, That in the death of Bro Mere dith our Lodge has lost an exemplary and use ful member, whose generous nature had won for him the universal esteem of all who were acquainted with him, either socially or pro- fessionalfy.
 RESOLVED, That we, as Masons and friends of our deceased brother, do tender his family our sincere condoenee in their sad bereave ment
 RESOLVED, That copies of these resolutions be furnished the Des Arc Citizen, Memphis Enquirer, and the Biblical Recorder, N. C.. with a request that they publish the same
 ]. R. " ", HAMBhEr, MahhlEi Committee. I. M. McCURDY,)
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
RIVER NEWS. &c.

GSSr The U. S. Mail packet Sam. Hale, Capt Wm, F. Young, passed up yesterday morning bound for Jacksonport. She will be dowr Monday morning, bound for Napoleon. W F. Briscoe, her clerk, has our thanks for late papers.
 Ga" The U. S. Mail packet Fortune, Capt D. B. Price, is due from Napoleon on Tues day morning, and returns on Thursday morn ing on her down trip. B. Coles, her clerk, has our thanks for his continued favors.
 GzYT The Cincinnati, Louisville, White and Little Red Rivers packet Interchange, Capt. Gilchrist, passed up Tuesday and is due, on her down trip, tomorrow. She was deeply laden with freight, large quantity of which was for our townsmen Stewart & Bros.
 G15- The Memphis and White river packet A. w. Quarter, Capt, Riley Jones', is due from Memphis on Monday evening. Capt. J. P. Booker, her clerk, always furnishes us with files of papers.
 QEY Capt. J. s. Carlton, of the wharfboat Crescent, located at Jacksonpoft, passed up on the Fortune on Tuesday morning.
 U5B SaPG. lHos. II. AiTlhStoh' vel kHoWh on White river and its tributaries, died at Jacl1sonport on the 7th inst. He was a gen. erous hearted gentleman. His disease was consumption.
 Gs5~ The Memphis and White river packet Admiral, Capt. A. Baird, passed up yesterday afternoon. c. J. Hanks, her clerk, furnished us with full files of late papers. The Admiral will be down tomorrow, bound for Memphis
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
Terrific Hurricane at Louisville.

LoUIsvILLE, May 21.-A terrific hurricane passed over this city this afternoon. Several buildings were blown down, and others un- roofed. One man was killed and three others wounded Trees were uprooted, and the dam age was considerable The storm was ac- companied with thunder, lightning, hail and rain, and was the severest known in this vii cinity for many years.
 fleet of sixty pairs of coal-boats went through the canal yesterday. It is supposed that the greater part of the fleet was lost in the storm.
 LOUISVILLE, May 22.--Accounts from above represent that Cincinnati suffered to greater extent than Louisville from the storm of yes terday. Twenty-eight coal boats, destined for the South, were sunk between this place and Madison Eighteen lives were lost. The storm ragged with great severity on both sides of the river between here and Cincinnati, and in northwesterly direction as far as Salem. Ind. Five or six steamboats have been sunk or crippled above.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26

$ PRAIRIE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR S0n Saturday next the Prairie County Agri- lcultural Society hold their meeting on the new Fair Ground, one mile west of Des Arc
 Henry Jackson, Esq, has kindly donated five acres of ground, by perpetual lease, so long 2 as used for the purposes of the Society, and i've are pleased to learn that steps have been taken to enclose the grounds with substan- xtal board fence, building an amphitheatre, dgglng wells, and all other necessary build 8 ns' The list of premiums will be published 2 next month The time of holding the next \ Fair, we presume, will be designated next
 Saturday.
 These annual fairs are fraught with untold X blessings to the great agricultural interests of
 Prairie county The citizens sf Des Arc are peculiarly fortunate in having these Fairs kheld in their immediate vicinity. They bring Eyearlyto our town thousands of dollars, which #inulrectly finds it's way into every branch or business, swelling it's currents and increasing
 i's magnitude. They do still more. Strang- CTS are attracted from every direction Des x Afc and the adjacent country are seen, appre-
 lated, and spread abroad, causing immigration
 ana increasing it's capital, population and busl- sness' Having secured permanent Fair grounds,
 'hey should be enclosed in substantial man
 "er, and all the improvements should be made sWth special eye to their future as well as present use. The people of Des Arc should
 'ontribute liberally in this matter. True, the Ss"nole county is interested generally; but the people of Des Arc should feel special interest, laa contribute literally in making these Fair
 'rounds an ornament to their town, Prairie
 'OantV, and the State of Arkansas. All cities sm towns, through ghout the country, near which
 ars are held, contribute libcrally towards pem. Let the citizens of Des Arc and vicinity po Their duty, and every dollar they contribute "W return to their hands through the chan e'es oftrade and commerce.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
Woune Mamufactory.

c O'BRfEN, having opened his BOOT STORE opposite the Nucleus House. is now ,,n,red to do every description of work be- Psr r,nr to the trade--from the PUMP-soLE ~ noor to the SCOTCH WALKING BOOT. Mate 'o 'o1 and workmanship superior to any in this anv '' of the adjoining counties. REPAIR ING neatly executed
 u.vina no other professional business to ma naI'I to but that of my trade, l shall be stund ssssm at all times in the establishment fonnn fornpstS as S CASH. may5-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26

A-GAv LoruARlo. - The Prairie Democrat, requests editors generally to pass round the name of one N. C. THUR MAN, knight of the shears, who recently made rather hasty exodus from Browns vile, Prairie county, shortly after hls marriage to a young lady near that place. A few days before he departed he was charged with having another wife in Green cou~ly, which, of course, he de- nied and left on the Eth inst, for the alleged purpose of procuring evidence to establish his innocence. But instead of carrying out his promise he took bee line for this city, where he was solournIng at last accounts. The Democrat says he is tailor by trade, villain by practice, and an impostor upon unsuspectlng ie- males.-[Old Line Democrat.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26

How TO PRESERVE FENCE PosTs.- nt recent meeting of the Farmers plub' In Hudson, N. Y, one of the mem tefs exhibited a post which, previous to pelng placed in the ground, had been soaked in solution of blue vitrol-ene pound of vitrol being used to twenty quarts gl water. The post was pine, and when 'aken up was as sound as when first put seown eight years since. The solution is good for all kinds of timber exposed to sne weather-spouts, shingles, stskes, eean poles, &c..
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
Nexv OrIeans Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

NEW ORLEANS, May Z2. CorroN.-The market closed quiet. The sales of to-day amount to 7,500 bales, at 1ol @11c. for N. o. Middlings. The sales or ,;i the past three days amount to l4,5oo bales me le receipts of the past three days amount to <, oo bales against 3S50 during the same tlile ,. ias. wear. The receipts at this port ahead of last year amount to 457 800 bales. The receipts at all Southern ports ahead of last year amount to 792,000 bales. sUGAR.-The market closed firm at 6aC974c MoLAssEs is quoted at 30@33c.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26

n1Y~ Among the passengers on the steamer Admiral, yesterday, we were pleased to meet with M SHELBY KENNARD, Esq, editor or the Batesville Balance. Mir. K, attended the Baltimore Convention, as one of the delegates of the Opposition party from Arkansas. lie gave glowing description of the nomination of Bell and Everett, with which he is much pleased-of course He has purchased new material for his paper, and in few weeks the
 BALANCE will appear in a new dress. His editorial excursion seems to have added great I lyto his health.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
ereN OF THE BIG ]

rrc,s Ho1r, BOOT AND SHOE MANU- rAcTURER, dealer in FRENCH CALF-sKINs, c,nr-IrArHER. OAK-TANNED SoLE-LEATH- on and FINDINGS of every description, at the .lo,d stand,n sign of the "B1e BooT," one door East of J. A. Jennings Sc Co.,, Buena Vista street, Des Arc.
 raIl and have your work done, and make vour purchases at the oldest established bonse ,, Satisfaction guaranteed.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26

ny W. c. West & Co.,, dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, West Point, White county, keep on hand a stock of Blank Deeds Justices' Blanks, etc. All orders left with them for Job Work, etc , will receive prompt attention at the " CITIZEN OFFICE"
Des Arc citizen., 1860-05-26
Wanted at Hickory
 Plain. Prairie County. Ark.

JTT E wish to open School at the Hlck- w ory Plain, Male and Female lnstitute,) by the first of August next, and desire to pro cure competent male and female teacher for that purpose. Teachers desiring situations, will please let us hear from them by letter or personal interview. We also, wish music teacher.
 We would say to teachers, who may not be acquainted with the location of our school, that we have large and we'll arranged house, situated in beautiful and pleasant country, surrounded by as good society as can be found in the State.
 We have ample arrangements made and be- ing made, to accommodate teachers and pupils Correspondents will please address either the Secretary or President of the Board of Trustees, at this place.
 JOHN c. DAVE, President. A. J. THOMAS, Secretary.
 HICKORY PLAIN, ARK, May 12, 1860. I'm.