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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-04-29
JAMES JONES s. CO.
10 Sign of the Negro and Mortar.
TOWN PROPERTY AND LAMB
FOR SAEEgg1

OAS .A'+S HAA@
THE Undersigned offers for sale the follow
L ing described property in the town of o
lumbus, to-wit:
Part of Lot number one in square number 2
with1the Large Brick tore House erected there
on being the corner store west of Cozarts on
Main street, now occupied by Cozart, HUMPHREYS
4 Billups.
Part of Lot number 10 in square number 3. on
Market treet with the tenement thereon. now
occupied as Store House by William Baker.
Part OF Lot number in square number , on
Market Street with the tenement thereon now
occupied by Joseph Edwards as a addIeshop.
Also part OF Lot number / in square number
B. on Market treet with the New Brick Build
ing erected thereon now occupied as a Store
House by Peter Smith.
Part OF Lot number /. in square number g. on
Market street with the improvements erected
thereon, now occupied by r. Peterson.
Part of Lot number , in square number 3. on
Main street with the improvements thereon now
occupied by L. j. Scholar
Part OF square number s, south of Main street
on which has lately been erected a new framed
dwelling house with all necessary out houses
completed, nearly opposite to the dwelling house
ofA. S. Humphries, Esq.
The above described property will be sold eli
Their for cash or for one third cash and the bal
ance payable in one & two years. Such portions
OF the said property as is not sold by the first oil
Jan lury next will be rented for the ensuing wear
The subscribers also offer for sale on reason
able terms the lands owned by the said David
LioydIn his life time-stuate in the counties OF
Lowndes, Carroll and Oktbbeha Mississippi
and IN Washington county in the State OF Ala.
bama
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DIR. TOWN. END,S
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla
e N ST ExlraOl binary Nrdirin in hi World.

This Extract is pat mp la Quart Battles; 1t is 81
times cheaper pteaSaater. and trarrdnted supe-
rior 10 any sold. Ii cures diseases Nth
out uomuing, perging, siekeniag
facilitating the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this arsa-
parila over all other medicines Is, while II eradi-
Gates disease, it invigorates the body. 1t is one
of the very best Spring and Summer medicines
ever known; II not only purlties tile whole system
and strengthens the person, but it creates new
puIe and rich blood: power possessed by no
other medicine. And in this lies the great secret
OF It's wonderful success. Ii has performed with
IN the last TWO years, more than $4,000 cures o.
severe. cases OF diseases; at least 1000 We're con-
sidered ncurabie Ii has saved the lives OF more
than 5000 CHILDREN THETWO PAST SEA-
SONS alone.
More than 1000 cases of Chronic Rheuma.
usm;
1900 eases of Dyspepsia
1000 cases Of General Debility and want o. en-
ergy.
1000 cases of the different Female Complaints:
1900 cases OF Scrofaa;
1900 cases OF the Liver Complaint;
$500 cases OF Disease OF the Kidney and
Dropsy;
1000 cases Of the Gravel;
/ 1000 cases OF lck Headache;
| l.50O eases Of the Drop>y:
| 5000 cases OF Consumption:
And thousands OF eases OF the blood. viz: Ulcers
| ETys1pelaS- an hheuIn, fimples on the Face
Scald Head, letter. Neuralgia. &c., &c jogethc
with numerous cases OF Sick Headache, Pain il
the ide and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c
Hundreds OF eases OF FMS and Nervous Dis
eases. originating in Debility, have been eniirel,
cured and thousands OF eases OF Dyspepsia. Diar
/ rhGa and ummer ompIaint
ScrOfula Cured.
This certificate conclusively proves that thi
ISarsaparlla has perfect control over the most oh
situate diseases OF the Blood. Three person
cured in one house is unprecedented,
Three Children.
DR.. ToWnseHd-Dear Sir: have the pleasur,
to inform you that three OF my children have beer
cured OF tie Scrofula by the use OF your excel
lent medicine. They were afflicted very severed,
with bad Sores: have taken only four bottles;
took them away, for which feel myself unde
lgreat obligation. Yours. respectfully.
ISAAC w. GRAIN, l0G Wooster-st
N ny
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McEEEN 4 MAFFITTs
S,Nrsv 0gq.asH.H.KssE NCE OFFICE

No. IS, ROYAL : RI 0BlIE
ia. PERRI. Book Keeper.
$500 intelligence Business Purchase and
sic Sc Real ~ a.id Parsonai Property: Rem
fi1p ont onses hiring out Negroes, and selling
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MOBILE s. ABERDEEN NJ,
TLo N,,r ,,y ~ II
BELLE GATE

JOHN 7. DYCHE, HID SIM,
Muster
HAVING just been finished evo,o.-r
IL trade. will make weekly TINS f 60. loI lie
bus and Aberdeen 10 Mobile. to9cl. ,o,l Iola
intermediate landings. d al he
The most liberal provision bavjao H.
in the appointments OF the above 1T iasae
comfort and safety OF passenger. bo.i iof ils
spects the superior excellence OF 49,. ''H a' f.
dations. and the efficient nianaeenen, ~ 'S'ao
and experienced officer. liberal .la,o - anna
lie patronage is solici Cd u PUB
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ri VIZ house and lot in Columbus. known "a
"A the former residence OF PaschalI B. Wade
and now the properly OF his heirs..is,oHered for
sale. This site is one Of the most eliaible in
town fora dwelling house, being very near TO
the business part Of the city, aud Yet completely
reniovoisfrom the tumult and dust OF the more
public thOroughiares. The building is LARGE. Of
imposing appearance, aud commodious strne-
tme- The LOT is spacious, and has on il nh the
necessary buildings, as we'll fine Spring OF
pure water.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing handsome
and comfortable residence, will find it 10 their
advantages 10 examine this. II desired there
will be sold, with this dwelling 90 acres offer-
tile aud well dmhered land on che west side OF
the river, about three miles from Columbus, with
sevcnfeen years privilege Of the Ferry attached
20 il. The terms Willie reasonable, and the Pc
RODS Of payment will be arranged 70 suit the
purchaser.
Tic house and loi Immediately east 0f the Of
fce of Messrs Harris & Harrison, in which the
estate Of Wade is interested with anothers IS also
for sale.
Apply u Miss AvS BaHEE, AelminisLratrix
on the premises, orto CHAS. III. MORSE.
Columbus Sept. 20 1851. 27-tf,
ono Ounces 90 QUENENE. at Five Dol
sDAltJ lars bef onnce For sale atthe s gno
G9J Et MICRO = N 0RT,aR
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Something new Under The SIM

81 Sl. received at BLAIR'S Drug Store that
~ TN atet Btack IndeiibLe Iadestructible Wri-
in, T.l. truly black and purely fluent Wri-
and w viii lsslhle with no corrosive properties
age change of climate 81 = y, y
M n me been in Chemistry an inpossisiiity
Now LOT the first time such an INT s
TO the pnpao 1or Il las been tested ~ the mos,
seismic clslllsls oy the highest authorities
gance Ia use. au sae'
Bz- Il tCtH not cofrods Steel Psns ~
Columbus, July %, 1850. aa--tf
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Eight Day Packet for 4berdoo-
FASHION.

J VI. BRAINARD, MASTER -
THI entirely New Splendid Ligbt D.--...
i Double Engine, Class A. No. r9..s---
teamer viii commence running rea9l,,, :.
Aberdeen on the first rise Of the wa.er n
commodations are OF the most Sunerio- o.
and 10 pains or expense vIll be- spared 70 nj.
her one OF tie most pleasau, and coaIo-
boats IN the irade.
Capt Brauard. duly sensible forra. s-,-
Lorc~ by strict attention and a.~clarqa Z.
0 receive "A liberal sllarr ot ps-so,.ar- ~. ~
Nc season, J-J. I. WILSON. g..
Sept. IS, 1871. 40-tL
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H. ~ III ~ "a ~ bJLN
c.v-a-s.sL-.-- y y - "a.
COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTITUTE
THIS Tas6@tloa wal eohisneace its regular
session on Monday che 9th day Of 0cToBEp
ngxi,Rul rbe imsteFs wtilreonlidunce recon-
mend tAoths lapmbPatromge Of abe pub 'ic,
~ 10 viii enter upon Che fourth year ofrits exist
edce with prospects ofincreosed success and
usefulness
Thssefiees Of Mem n RIcCArN. have been
engaged as Principal, a gentleman who gradua-
ted with distinction al The University oil North
Carolina, and naitve OF that State and who Is
ia every way highly qnalifedto take charge Of
sQch an .inshiulob possessing not only all the
requisites Tor such a station, as scholar, bat
brinSipg with HIM much experience, as teaen-
er. Tue very best Assistants the country can
Afford Will be brought 70 the aid 81 me rf''loi-
Tic iursoft4nce o stistsihing female semi
nary o high order in Columbus - we believe
felt and Acknowledged by all we present 'l'c
Columbus Female Institute as nenuraoiy ca'cu-
lited 10 supply this want and therefore as wor-
thy OF all encouragement,
We have engaged ablo mud accomplished IN
strletors: the course OF study is fun, thorough
and Guishcd the buildings and grounds are
,,.I .llrlt,al for the purposes Ola large Female
School; tho. locationis hcallhla, pleasant, and
retifcd. and no exertons viii be spared on the
mart of the Trustees to mike it one of the first
Institutions of the Southwest. To accomplish
tbs. we Only invoke the patronage oil liberal
public and uose especially who jeel an interest
ia fostering Southern Institutions for the educa-
ton OF lhe rising generation.
Ru9eS and Regulations:
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
OF five months, commencing respectively On the
first Monday ia Octobcraud March.
No Pupil viii be received fora shorter period
than one session. but can enter at any time aud
will be charged from the time Of entrance.
No deduction FOR tuition will be allowed, ex-
ccpt from continued sickness and that, at the
discretion OF the Principal. Ia deductions for
board no fraction less than half a month viii be
considered.
Jls the wish and recommendation of the
Trustees, that all the pupils from abroad, should
board at the Institute.
The Young Ladies who board in the Institute
will NOT be allowed TO attend balls or parties, or
receive visits except relatives. Their cxpendi-
lures and visits viii also be supervised.
The tuition and board for each scholar Will in
vari0bly be required 10 be paid one half in adj
vance, the other halfat the end ofthe session.
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A. SIMPSON = :,
Columbus. Miss. March. 81. 1850 "
CITATION.
The State Of Mississippi Z" 1o5s : -
Probate Cart, Rareh I'm d. Dr.
CITATION.


The State Of Mississippi, IeVhess etEiq
Probate oour,, Hard 1i'"'' 4 D,is7-
To ALI PERSONS INTEREsILb u I'll +
TaTE OF MILLY SUGG DIoEAsID.
If insolvency OF The Estate
Na;lIv Suag, deceased-Dani Williams 's'
-. NJ rendered to the Court his repor o.
"a, Of claims thar have been filed agaiBsi 81
Es,ate. and il appearing 20 the satisiaeton =
ne Court that due notice 10 creditors bas Uee@
Tiven under a forever decree of this Court o. y
auired by law. Il is adiUdged ordered any any le
creed that further publication Of Cliat'o AM
made in the Primitive Republican iol N
weeks successfully. Notifying aud waInils -
persons interested 10 be and appear q y -onri
May Term Of This Court 20 be held. a " -, n
House of said comfy. on the hrsf ~ 49, -, eau
May A. D. 1852. 10 show cause ifany inc!
why said report should not be approved
49, Witness the Hon. Nathe5 In.l,.,s
LS-7 - Goodwin. Judge OF the SIon.
III yASSes court Of said county me ~
- day in Mar d, a. d ls9z. ,f.rcb
Issued the 18th day o. W.
. = i'9z' DANIEL WILLIAMS, CLERK
March s 1882. 5u-4w
4aEriH&e 1rilz n tXtess
ANehs, SC. line d
= assortment Of articles y Ihs.....- hand and
Z = business villbe ceqslafly ksPs -
sold low Tor eish a. coed l'a2el ts-,e III All.
febe0'sl:44.1y. JANIS
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LOsT l

ON Sabbath last the DIST inst, between tbe
~ Methodist Church and the Old Masonic Han
large ENAAlELI.ED BREASTPIN. Theper-
son who may find il win Be rewarded BY leaving
Il a. the store Of SHEER An q II A2IlIS
Columbus mississippi. March 9th, 80 If
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DR.. Christie'S GaIVanic CuratiYes.

Nv NAA ACtAC . W0AH anu OuI dlItCSO
GALVANIC BELTS GALVANIC NECKLACE:
BRACELETS; " FLUID:
RINGS; e" BANDS:
GALVANIC PLASTERS.
|VHESE articles are of recent discovery. but
L during their use as medicinal agents in the
cure of nervous diseases, Dyspepsia, Female
complaints, Paralysis and Palsy Rheumatism,
Diseases of the Heart, spinal complaints. Nue.
ralgia and Tic Doloreaux. Fits and commissions.
&c, they have gained worldwide fame and no.
toriety. The effects of Galvonism, by the use OF
these articles lends its heathul and invigorating
influence to the afflicted. and is Weekly among
you, performing some of the most wonderful
cures ever effected since the discovery of Gal
yanism. Physicians and men of the highest re-
spectabiity daily lending their assistance.
and extoling the virtues of these meritorious GU
ratves. For sale at the sign OF the
Nov 2S-tf NEGRO & MORTAR"
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FISK & REYNOLDS
Patent Metallic Burial Cases

Always on hand, and furnished at the shortest
Also, CQFFINS covered with Cloth veh,et
or white Satin, on reasonable terms
~ B.-A good HEARsE and gentle HoRsrs
furnished low at any other establ; l,s...,
when desired. j. WOMELSnOPEP
March g. 1852. SOY.
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". INCONSISTENCIES

y EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens
In Columbus and the surrounding country,
that he Will discharge the duties Of UNDERTA-
kER with neatness and dispatch. whenever cal
led upon to do so.
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DR.. Thomas N. Love

DR.. Thomas N. Love
(ESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
IL vices to the citizens of Columbus and its
vicinity, and hopes by close attention TO business
to merit share of their patronage. He may be
found at all times when not any where else, at
his office or residence. both onthe same lot with
the City Hall. immediately south OF it, formerly
occupied by NJ. J. Howard
August s, 1850. l6-tf.
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WINTAR,s RALSAN

TIE Best Rcm ely erer klOlrn 10 MaH-
Tor Coughs, Asthma. Colds, Group, Bronehit-
J IS Influenza Bleeding OF the Lungs, Dill
Guilty of Breathing. Liver Affection; Pain OF
Weakness of the Breast Side, First stages O.
Consumption. &c.
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Who Is the Real Pick.

~ CouRT STREET, BRooKLYN Feb. o. 1862.
Mn. JAMES G BENNETT
Dear sr:-It was with NEST profound astonishment
that read the communication from Mr. Joseph A. Sco-
yile lste OF the NeW Fork Picayune In your paper Of
saturday last, the It'll inst
At the regular monthly meeting Of the Pcayune Club
held an Monday evening" January 49, 1852, it was re-
solved to pubh the opinion OF the club in regard the
Pcdyne and more expressly OF its editor failiarly
known as ar Pick and it being the wish Of thousands
OF his fair readers and subscribers to become personally
acquainted with the editor, resolved give fancy
dress ball as the best possible of gratifying that
desire accordingly the resolutions advertised in your
valuable paper OF the inst unanimously passed,
and in compliance Herewith l transmitted q copy Of
said resolutions, together with ticks special inv
tator, directed the receipt OF which has been ac
kuowedged the club thanked and the invitation COR
daily responded to by Mr.. PICK in the Pcayuns.
Nj. joseph a. Scovle declares himself the Mr. Pick
which heretofore has been generally understood Would
you have the kindness to enghten the club by inform
ing US which lie the bona de, genuine Mr. Pick and
greatly obge the club and your most obedient servant
CHAS. b. REYNOLDS,
Secretary Of the Picayune Club
Honor to whom hsnor is due
ASswER.-Joseph A scovlle lie the real Mr.. Pick. He
made the Picoyune what it was and will make his new
paper, The Pick good one scovie is the real Pick
ell others Joioe Heths Woolley Horses.-Ep
HERALD.
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once OF the south Carolina Railroad

CoNp-ny, Charleston, s. c., february, ls51This Com
PAM continues 10 receive and forward GOODS free OF com mis-
moSa az usual They also deliver goods at their depot ia
a. ne rstes 40 heretofore the drsyago nd sdon
toll over the bridge a. Augusta being borne
The E,ptts Freight Trsn leave Chareton
Y; M and 20 srriye ~ Hamburg at next morning from
whence food are Immediately snserred Geor-
es ksiroad and the Day Express by the passenger trn,
lin iui operation ehppert m.y rely upon
dcspatch being ven IN their goods all points in Sow N
Carolina Georgia. Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi
JkO. KING.
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nvnIInl..IiIasnce.

The following is az extract rom letter dated U s..
thp Saratoga, Macao Nov Give shall leave this place
IN few days Tor tie North shall visit other ports
open our commerce among them ths following shaUg
hai riEgpo. Fsuchau and Annoy There is very little
80 Mith any Of the poTts extept ShGnhsi aud Can
sun Ihe su,quehanna has net yet erriyeS. Commo-
~. 49,. walker, Of this chip, has had corretsond nee
80, oua 9haFge here relative 70 sbgxfecks shis
Hofc correctly r1rveyed A''''I - 'stfA ~ "''''"
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

the NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship Niagara, Capt. Stone, will
leave this port at noon, day for Liverpool The mails
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning The
New YORK WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half past
nine O'Clock. 1t will be printed In French and English
Single copies, in wrappers, sixpence
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This is the only bank in that State the circulating
notes Of which secured wholly By United States
stocks These stocks taken at their par value There
r no beter security In the world every bank in the
country was secured in this way should hear ers Of
Losses circulating notes This free banking stosk
curity ystem is popular and well understood in al
parts Of the Union that win be difficult 10 few years
for any banking institution doing business under any
other system, to keep out Its circulating note,
The steamship Union, at this port from Charleston,
brings eighty thousand dollars ia specie
The upper house Of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
by vote Of seventeen to eleven passed TO thrda1inz
the House bill incorporating the Erie and surbury Rail
read, The provision submitting the question Of sub
scriptions to the stock of the company By counties
municipal corporations TO vote Of the people which
introduced in committee Of the whole, stricken
cut on second reading There is every probability that
ibe bill will become a law.
According to the last report Of the banks OF New
Orleans the amount Of specie hand largely exceeded
the circulation On the oath Of January 1852 the specie
hand amounted 10 $64lse4i circulation, s424ssIa.
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Marine Affairs.

AHflyaL ~ sorrHEHr srEAMrKs.--rhe steamships
Florida CsptIyon from Savannah and the Union Capt
Adam from Charleston arrived yesterday morning by
which received fes OF saYannah aud Ohsrisston pa
pers and eiso baal suppy Of other Southern papers
from TIE Crris0N Covtf Office We are also Inde5 ted
70 Ho-ys Express for r. nilsr fsvors
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some pictures ard perfect kcnesss for the price
81 hty cents each tperooty finished ct hi6 GalleeE
Sb BrosdNay. md lci Fulton strect. Brooklyn. The
Dsguacotype3 made - either Of hg estshliehmena arc
warranted durable md perfect w. TUOMPsON Dsruer.
Brooklyn. ~ $1,000
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Two New COURTS OF APrEn-At the two
theatres in Broadway, where the two Forests
play, il seems that the decisions Of the inferior
courts in this city, and such commonplace judges
az Judge Oakley, are about to be revised, and
either reversed or affirmed. This is a great age
and great city. Only think Of the constitution
being amended by two theatres, which are filed
with the most select, intelligent, and learned
portions Of civilized society-Captain Rynders
being Chief Justice At the one, and Colonel Tom
Hyer at the other theatre Gould not the Broadway
and the L5ceum do ell the Legislation now done at
Albany
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No 81 Liberty street. whose unrng energy is to
please bis guests and merit the which been
60 eeray bestowed on him since he has the
RESTAURANT bulineB6 on bis
In addition 10 his hundred rnd ftv standsri dshes
four Of the hnest shsd Of the season. Fret west
Broadway. - - 49, =.
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ExPREgB AGEaoTEs, "a.

"A H. PRIDE& cos GREAT CALIFORNIA ExPRIsu
10 Calfornia-Freight, SO cents per pouna rbrnnrh
on o. spsSs %eass1sor, By steamer kmpe CITY
yada on Thursday, 12h instant PaeksSes nsroes md
m portAns dePatches safely and speedily Jeyered Apply
NNo. RRsd street. near Wall ttyeet. ''iNe' A~'
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Elegant! Splendid, rTnonlGcer,,

oxosu atops OF All who sec Evordes beautiful aiIve, Tor
dered welding carda aud elognt vcr Lsce Wedinz En-
yeIope w Broaowfy corner 81 Duane street. Mr. EyeroI
lae branch eoe AZ No. I3 Wall street. Tor tho
dation Of bis down 70 WD customers. - ~
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tul doovory in tho ars by William H. Butler
OF The Plumbe National Gallery, NO 2l Broadway Thcsc
pictures combine the detail Of the dsguerreotype vita tho
finish Of the finest miniature painting. " 49, -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.



nR. TURNBULL. LATE OF RUSSELL SQUARE. LON.
~ don requested to send his address 10 box 9t PoBt
Office New York the advertiser having important informR
tion to communicate.
LEXANDEa ROY AND LOFrEST ROY, THE SONS
n Of Robert Roy and Catherine Roy in England, womb
from Canada into the Uni ted States in 1929 II This should
meet their oy will hear OF thing relating theiy
interest," by writing. possible. 10 Mr. Guilbera
Baxter No q Tension street. York road Lambeth London
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California IL Insurance on the lives of
persons TO CsiorniA gr,nted by the National
Loan Fund Life Assurance Company of Lendon,
able terms their office, No Grand street Jersey CITY
Medical officers attend daily, fom two clock r. H.
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Leu ana the beat and obnpest yet offered very
s,tsls ~ os any Idye or gentcmsns WARDROBE for De-
and table dAmasa diaper sowels, equally cheap al
UHGASO,B LEhpBEATERS, 3l7 Broadway.
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PLouGHINc EY SrEAw.-A new invention a
been recently made for ploughing the soil by steam
power. We wonder that this application Of steam
has net been n ado years before
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The Louisiana Bank had in specie than ONE million
over and above is circulation The Canal Bank Union
Bank and Citizens Bank had larger circulation than
he OF enscie hand
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RENTS N IHE ClTY.-Reuts 10 this city are il
sransiton state in acme streets houses aud stores
are increasing 10 value, while in others they arc
very rapidly diminishing. ia the aggregate,
however the rental Of the whole city has probably
oct varied for the Lost four O. FIVE year,, aHq WI
80. vary Ect for four o. lre years % cone
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CHEvALIER Wworr il GENoA.-We have seen
& letter from the celebrated Cheyalier Wikof,
dated from Genoa, January the 18th, and written
with great apparent life and enjoyment From
che stylo and spirit in which this letter Is csuched
3. would feem that the recent stories told or tie
Chevsier, and his misfortuncs, have been very
sauch eXaggeiS tod.