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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-09-17
PHOENIX HOTEL.
JAMES JONES & SON, PRoPRIEToRs.
ARRIVALS:
SATURDAY. SEPT 1nth

SATURDAY, SEPT. 10th, 1858.
w Logon, Aberdeen; George Brown; A B
Tarner' Oktibbeha R Henry Jr. Ala; Halbert,
leech, + w Flood, VIM. Zones James Winston. J
w Dowsing, and COL N Davis Lowndes. county w
w W PItman, Kinds; Wheless, Holmes Co.; w
" nght, Green Co. Ala: st. John Moore Georgia :
NJ oiias; James Douglas, Aberdeen; w Gibbs !;
Thomas Ivy, Texas; w Judd; ] F Newton. Sell
ma; J NJ Taylor; R L Crawford, Ala: Georpe II
Johnson and servant, New Orleans; E Fl Gregory.
Lowndes.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1853
Luther Darlington, R Mason, Earle, John
DAVIS, IL Vasser, d Bonsall VIM. MeCaucIey
Alabama; T Nelson, South Carolina: J M Winnie
N Davis, H Harvey and servant Attala: D C
Vaughan, Copiah; A J Vaughan do S I Vaughan,
DO; James Evans Aberdeen Francis Scott and svrt
hemper; Blackwood P Ostrander, E Harvey.
MONDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1853.
II Marshall, Yallobusha; L Stillman, to Board !;
Saml Stillman Ala; w w Troop and servant Mon
roe; VIM Motley, Lowndes: w King Monroe /!
lanes Alexander, do; J Fields d Wood, Y EWING.
James Winston, Calvin Perkins; Travis, Alfalfa /:
A Stickney, Vicksburg; Wadesworth, do; J w
Bourne, Miss; R Eubanks, jackson; r Fondren.
do X Laner, Clinton Miss. Robt Ellis Lowndes: D
7 Word, Choctaw Agency; T Benoit.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1853
L w Golding and family, Lowndes; Mrs. Crirler.
L NJ Silas, Capt John Seals Lowndes: McMorrs
Dowsng, l. Covington, D @ McMichael 7 M
Salter NJ Cawthon Macon: v Brown, do: w H
wager, Starkvlle; w H Gum, do. r Jordan. Nav
hew, Gray Noxubee; C NJ Ride Lagrange; Mr..
Davidson and Lady Tuscaloosa; C NJ Webster Nox-
ubee; Gaines Willeford, james Hamill, Winston; w
johnson Ala; w r King.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14th, 1858.
NJ Wynne, Col. Davis, John Seals, w Peterson
Lewis Irons, Dumas. H Crute, NJ Hatch Saml
Spoon, w Dowsing, H Southall, r d Powell J
NJ Salter. l. Darlington, w H Brown, C r Clifton
Jackson Miss Elgin, Huntsville w Delano
Dayton, Calvin Perkins, Blackwood, Peninc-
ton, Ala; J Henry, D Q McMichae A K Blythe
to Board; I Butterfly, to Board; Edward Eanes
Mobile, II II Pitman'
THURSDAY, SEPT. 18th, 1858.
! William Erwin, Lowndee; w w Troop, and Z
Dowsing, Lowndes; Nesbit Charlottesville; H
Curry, to Board; James McMorris, to Board: James
] p Curry, Starkvle; T w Goding, Lowndes; w S
Bray, Oktibbeha; Alfred Moore, do; ]. H. Southall
J NJ Salter Thomas L Hodspath, Ala; P Bush Wn
Davis, Ala; Charles l. Williams, Green Ala Z A
Wemyss, Mobile; Luther Darlington
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT
COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI

Route No. 1897. To Montgomery, Ala, uia Pick
ensville. Clinton, Greensboro, Selma &c.
Arrires-Day by ! A. NJ. CJoses-Daily at Il P. NJ.
No. 55G4, To Tuscumbia, Ala, via Aberdeen, Toll
Gate &c
Arriues-Tuesday Thursday & Saturday. by Up M.
Ctoses-Monday, Wednesday & Friday, ate A. NJ.
No. 1904, (Extra) To Memphis, Tenn, via Aber-
deeh, Pontotoc, &C.
Arrjces--W ednesday Friday, & Sunday, by 10 P NJ.
Closes-Nonday, Wednesday & Friday, at A. M.
No. 5703. TO Jackson, Miss, via Choctaw Agency
Louisville, Canton, &c.
4rrjres--W ednesday, Friday & Sunday by P NJ
Closes--Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at P NJ
No. $3.50. To Tuscaloosa Ala, ria Reform, An
tioch, North Port, &c.
ArriUes-Monday Wednesday & Friday, by IL p. NJ
Closes-Monday, Wednesday g. Friday, at p. M
No. 5769 To Greensboro, Mississippi ria Ply
mouth, Starkvle, &c.
ArrjreS-W ednesday and Saturday by P. NJ.
Closes-Sunday and Wednesday at P. NJ.
No. 5769, (Extra.) To starkvile, Mississippi
Arrjues-Saturday, P. NJ. Closes-Friday, P. NJ
No. 577o. To Dalevile, Mi, via Macon, DeKalb, &c
Arrioes-Thursday and Sunday, by P. NJ.
Closes-Weduesday and Sunday at P. M.
No 5768. To Houston, Mississippi uia NVavery
! Pao Alto, &c.
A,rjrss-Friday, 10 AM. Closes-Friday III A. NJ
No 5568. To Pikevlle, Ala, uia Military Springs
Caledonia, &c.
Arrtres- Thursday, Bpm Thursday 6 P. NJ
/ No 5000. To Fayette C. H. Alabama, Uia Olinda
Big Pond, Mud Creek, &c.
Thursday II NJ. CloSes-Fhursday P.
o. The Office will be opened for the delivery Q
Letters &C.. every morning, Immediately after Break
fast time at the Hotels, and kept open until Sunset
Deserving half an hour for Dnner) except on Sun
days, when it will be open hour in the mornin
Immediately after Breakfast, and for short time atte
the opening of the Jackson mail in the evening.
o. The Office is not opened at night, Garlic
in the morning than above stated, because of tn
number of Nails to he assorted and made up durin
the night.
ANDREW H. JORDAN, Post Master.
Sept. 1st, 1853.
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EVANSVILLE COLLEGIATE FEMALE
INSTITUTE.

w. R. POINDEXTER, A. NJ. PRINcIpAL.
THIS Institution will be re-opened on Monday the
| 10Th of September, with entirely new faculty
from Principal down.
None but experienced and successful teachers are
employed.
A full faculty will always be kept.
Music will be taught both as science and an art
by an able German Professor.
Modern languages and Ornamental branches will
be taught by able teachers.
TERMs.-English and board for the scholastic year
$3.50; the same with Music on instrument inclu-
ded $500; Modern languages or Ornamental branches
at the usual charges No little extras for fuel lights
towels &c.
REFERENCES III. BARNETT, Mr.. URIAH
HEBRON, Mr.. Wills PORE, Lowndes county.
Drs SHELTON & DENT, Macon, Miss.
August 10th, 1853 30-6m.
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A. |. O. O. E. Y.
To all whom il may concern.

THIS is to certify that the SUPREME GRAND
L HIGH COUNCIL of the Ancient and Indepen-
dent Order of Old Ecampsus Vitus of the United
States OF America, have granted charter for the
tablishng of Lodge Of the above named order in
the town of Columbus and State Of Mississippi
Therefore be it known, That FsALAAIF Lodpe
No. /. is dny and lawfully authorised to do all work
connected with and appertaining to the Order in all
its various degrees and branches
In witness whereof the Grand Giastcutis has eaas-
ed the Great Seal of the Order to be affixed hereuno
This the 8th day of August, A. d. 1853.
Columbus, Miss, Aug. 18th 1858. 29-4w.
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4. O. o. E.
COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL.
Columbus. Miss.

THE exercises of this Institution, viii be resumed
Monday the nineteenth day OF September
next.-under the superintendent of
THOMAS B. BAILEY, A. NJ. Princ;paI
SAMUEL NJ. MEEK, A. NJ. assistant.
The high qualifications of these gentlemen, to dis
charge successfully, the responsible duties TO which
they have been calledre in the opinion of the TruS-
tees beyond question.
Those who wish to secure for their sons thorough
preparation for admission into of the Colleges of
the United States; such education will ena-
BILE them to enter at once on the active duties of life
can here avail themselves OF these advantages
Connected with the school, we have i Library oi
one thousand volumes also Debating Society Of
considerable merit
The Scholastic year is divided into two Sessions, o.
twenty-one weeks each The rates of Tuition PEI
Session, are as follows payable half in advance
For the Elementary branches, such as photography
Reading, Writing, Geography and Mental Arithmetic
&c. SI5 90.
For the advanced stages Of Arithmetic ant
Geography Grammar, Mental and Moral Philosophy
Ancient Modern and Natural History; Botany, Chem
istry &c, $40 90.
For Algebra and the higher branches OF Nathemat
les; Astronomy, Trgonometry &C.; together with the
Latin and Greek Languages &c, $50 90.
Board can be had in private families at the usua
rates.
GEO. H. HARRIS, President
of the Board of Trustees
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Tin, Sheet-IrOn and COpper-WaI
NaANURACTORX.

Market Street, Columbus Mississippi
FTE subscribers happy to inform the public that
they are now prepared to do all kinds Of work in
their line of business with neatness and despatch,
perhaps, so than any other similar establishment
in the country. Their stock is new and complete,
and the best that could be purchased in Mobile.
In addition to very large assortment in Columbus,
wagon running, which will enable them to fill any
der from the country or surrounding villages at the
shortest notice. and at prices low that they cannot
fail to please.
ls.3-Well tubing manufactured in superior style,
and of the best sheet-iron that can be had
Persons wishing tin-ware will find it greatly to their
interest to examine their assortment before purchasing
elsewhere, as they are determined to sell GOOD AR
TICLES and SELL CHEAP
Ot3rGuttering and repairing done to order
RICHARD TAYLOR
Columbus, Miss, May 7, 1853. I5:x
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Rev, S. VI. Steward.

He died ofJhe yellow fever Thursday, lst inst.
Since January last he has been clerk in this office
"a young man ofovely spirits and exemplary
lie. Mir. S. was sitting at his desk week ago,
IN good health. As licentiate he has been prea-
ching for six months with much acceptabllity and
promise of usfulness and was preparing to offer
himself to Conference at its next session, to which
he would have been valuable accession. This
purpose Of his heart has been broken off!
Neap Orleans AdU0cate.
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AN ACTIVE You've LADY.-The present editress
oofthe magazine conductedby the factory glrls a.
81 am now proprietor Of the New England
Offering do all the publishing. editing, can
wasting, and as it is bound at my Office, can IN
ahurry, help fold, cut covers. stitch, DC ! have
altte girl to assist me in the folding, stitching &c.
the rest after it comes from the printers hands, IS
almy own work. employ no agents and depend
upon no one for assistance. Ny edition IS lour
thousand
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned Administrator Of the Estate OF
| Thomas B. Watkins deceased, will on the 18th
day of September, 1853 offer for sale in the town OF
Columbus, within the hours prescribed by law negro
man, (Shoemaker); quantity of Sole and Harness
Gin and Band leather; Shoemakers tools, Lasts and
Pegs a che horse Wagon; a second hand Barouche
&C., credit of Z months, bond security. There
are belonging to said Estate over 800 pair of Negro
Shoes, which can be had on reasonable terms by APP
pIication to Mrs. Martha Watkins, at Waverv
r. d. HADEN, AdInr
Auoist nth 1853 29-tds
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The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Co.
lumbus Female Institute will be held at the Court
House on Friday the 3oth inst, at , o'clock p. M
at which time the election of Trustees will take place
punctual attendance is requested
STEPHEN a. BROWN, Ssc'v.
Sept. 10th, 1853.
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March 10, 1858.
NOTICE.

THERE will be an election held on the 10th of
October by the Trustees Of the Franklin Academy
for two Male and two Female Teachers for the schola
tic year of 1854 salaries follows Superintendent
5000, each Assistant $780, proposals will be received
up to theday of election.
E. B. CASTOR, President.
j.. ]. SCHOLAR, Secretary.
Aug. 27th, 1853. 3l-6w,
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GUARDIANS NOTECE.

DY virtue of an order made at the August Term Of
ID the Probate Court of Lowndes county, will, at
the October Term, 1862 thereof, present nv account
the Guardian of Joseph F. Crigler for final settle
ment, at which time and place all persons interested
will please attend.
WILLIAM WEAVER
Guardian of Joseph F. Crigler.
Aurust Nth 1873. 2Q-6M
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NOTICE.

/ granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court
of Lowndes county, Miss the 3rd day Of august
1853 on the estate of Thomas B. Watkins, late OF
said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them within the time
prescribed by law or they viii be barred. Those in
debted to the estate will make immediate payment tc
the Administrator, Columbus, Miss.
L. ID. HADEN, Admr.
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TO DEPOsRTORS.

rNHE COLUMBUS LIFE AND GENERAL IN
| SURANCE COMPANY, will upon subsequen
deposits allow interest as follows:
On all amounts deposited to remain months, at tho
rate of per cent per annum months, per een
per annum and for months more 6 per cent pei
annum. For all Of which certificates will be given
w. J. ANDERSON,
Aug. 9TH 1858. 2S-6m. Secretary
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LETTERS DETAINED AND OPENED AT HAvANA-lt
is stated that official letters addressed TO Mr. Clay
ton, U. S Consul at Havana, and to Col. Robertson
Vice Consul, from the State Department at WASH
ngton, have recently been detained IN the spanish
Post-office at Havana, and there cut open Tor ex-
animation before they were delivered; Ihey were
in this condition when received by Messrs. Gay
ton and Robertson, and the letters addressed "
commercial houses were cut open and examiner
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0~TWe are requested by DIR. Bott to say that there
will be dinner given to John Wilcox on the 22nd
Of Oct. Barry will be there,-all candidates and ev-
cry body respectfully invited attend. Speak
ing by all is expected at Border Springs
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A LII persons are hereby forwarned against credit
n ing my wife Sarah Jane Vaughan, | will not
pay any debt or debts she may contract; she having
left my bed and board without my knowledge and con-
sent also orewarn any person to board or keep her
about them.
ALLEN R. VAUGHAN.
August 9Th 1853 so-tf.
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Letter FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-The Baltimore
bultclpper bark Maryland, Capt. Klein, arrived at
New York; on the 9TH instant, with dates from
Rio de Jenero to the 4th Of July. An advance
had taken place in coffee of 400 to 600 refs, since
the previous date; prime lots were selling at 400.
The market was very unsettled. Stock $4,000
bags.
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For the Southern standard.

OOUItGTH SLuNuUTu.
They grew like cherries bright and sweet
Upon one kindred stem
Death came and with hollow blast,
In sorrow parted them.
Died on the fifth inst, at the residence of her pa
rents Aaron and Eliza CookIsADoRE, aged six years,
ten months and twenty-sx days. Mr. and Mrs. Cook
had but two children twin daughters, IsADoRE and
ISABEL. And it seems-if the stern archer, death,
had pity known-he would not have broken the twain.
But little Dora has gone. She passed away, as dew
drow, shaken from flower. Ere sin or sorrow had
left one stain upon her cherub soul
"A sunbeams smile, the zephyrs breath,
All that she knew from birth to DEATH"
Her earthly home is saddened by her removal from
those who so dearly cherished her. They miss the
music of her sivery voice, and the echo of her fairy
feet But they should remember and be comforted'
that the Lord gave, and has taken their lovely flower
to her brighter home above, where it will unfold to
full perfection in the Paradise of God L.
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L. +. RIGGSs& CO.
CARRIAGES. go CARRIAGES

Neat door to CadyS Lirery Stable, MarLet Street,
COLUMBUS, MISS,
HAVE just opened a new Carriage Repository,
II where they are constantly receiving direct from
New York all kinds of Carriages and Buggies which
they offer the lowest Mobile prices for cash ap
proved paper. Orders received and promptly execa
ted for any style of Carriage.
March -, 1858. Tom
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o." Stakeholder has been received, read, and is
held under advisement. We shall probably let him
appear in our next issue, this is his last the sub
ect in controversy, we inter- by his letter before
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go the Young Ladies' OF Columbus.
HAVING found it necessary to resign my station,
| as Professor of Music in the Female Institute in
this city, in consequence of its arduous duties,
have concluded to give private lessons, it will be
much less aborious to and will give me op-
portunty to take exercise, which greatly need.
Young ladies who wish to bring their performance
on the Piano and Guitar higher state of perfection
and become finished artists in the science of NIu
sic have private lessons given them by the under
signed by making application at the Store Of Messrs.
Lampkin & Whitfield.
TERMS for Private Lessons Sc per month.
S. MARkSTEIN.
Columbus, July goth, 1858. PITT
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o. The Editor has been indisposed the past two
weeks still is suffering too much give his personal
attention to the "Standard but hopes to be able to
attend to his duties next week.
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saturday morning, september, ~, 1883.

Dennis Cook, weare authorized to announce as a
candidate for Policeman Beat No A. at the ensuing
election.
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morning.

-.y-Rev J. c. Mitchell, will preach in the Pres
byterian Church in this city Sunday Tomorrow
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!, The New York Day Book says that Mrs
Gaines is now in that city, and has found a new
and most Important witness in behalf of her right
TO the immense property she claims in New Or
leans 1t says that this testimony will clear away
every yestige Of doubt that may heretofore have
hung about the case. This witness is no less a
person than General Villimel, of South America.
a gentleman OF distinction and most unblemished
character who was himself personallya cognizant
Oh the principal fact necessary for Mrs Gaines tc
prove. Learning that some difficulty existed or
this point, he voluntarily left his home, came tc
the United States, and offered his testimony tc
Mrs; Gaines This gentleman is now in New
ork, and will remain until the case of Mrs Gaines
again cones up for a hearing.
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TENNESSEE COMMISSION HOUSE.

1P000 Pounds of Bacon just received, consist
IJUUU ing Hams, Shoulders and Sides.
Bacon and Lard of superior quaty-for cash or
credit until January 1854 for acceptance.
For sale by ID. BALDWIN, Agt
Liberal advances made on bacon and other articles
left with US on sales. Refer Messrs. Franklin g.
Bro. Gay & Bro, and O. T. Keeler.
July 30, 1853. If
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JUST RECEIVED

ONE fine Coachee, one handsome Dickey-seat Bar
Jouche, city style, and one fine Sulkey, fresh from
the Mandatory of ]. NJ Quinby & Co., Newark N ].
MILES WOLFINGTGN.
Columbus, April I6, 1853.
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MORTTMORE'S

EEzT5EA=IG CoMPoTNo.
THIS truly celebrated remedial preparation, efca-
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lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1t eradI-
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from the SYSTEM and stands unrUaled an the pharnG-
cy Of medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
or to force noSrum before the public but simply TO
request those most interested.
SUFFERERS THEMSELVES,
To procure from the Agent in their vicinity circu-
lar and not only read the testimony ofthose who have
experienced its invaluable curative powers, but to
write to- or call npon the convaescents, that the
statements may emanate from the Fountain head
course which will satisfy the most incredulous and
one by which the reputation of the Remedy is certain
of being sustained Write also to the proprietors,
who will accord every information, and furnish names
of undoubted character from every section OF the I'm
ion, numbering among them some of the most eminent
Physicians, Clergymen, Editors and prominent cltl-
zens rendering the reliability and efficacy OF the rem
edy beyond the reach of doubt or distrust
MOrtimOFes' Rheumatic Compound,
Is a Vegetable Extract; an Internal remedy, pre-
pared expressly for this One DiSease and this it will
cure in every form, either Infamatory (Acute0 OF
Chronic, no matter of how long standing.
The above have also for sale, the Great Alternative,
MOrtfmOre's Bitter Cordial and
Blood RUfIf1eFs
This invaluable remedy for every description of Ner
yous Affection and for diseases of the Liver and Kid
news, has obtained popularity wherever introduced
Unprecedented in the history of any other medica
preparation ever brought before the public. Many
our most eminent Physicians have thoroughly testet
its merits and prescribe It as the most effective
Alternative & Blood Purifier ever known
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, PaIpitation of the Heart,
NIGHT S,yeats and Affections of the Lungs will read
y weld to the influence of this unrivalied Remedy
/ physical arrangements Irregularities especially
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system-may be at once obviated and removed by tn
use of the
i BITTER Cordial and Blood Purifier.
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Oe'''' w. v. ALEXANDER & CO, PrOprietOrs
No. L Barclay st. castor House, New YORK
Sept 18th, 1853. S4-ly
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Spanish in toto
Is charming De Soto

Beautiful of feature, exquisitely developed in
figure young graceful, the voiuptuous move
ment 3 Of her national dances are given with a
mingled soltness and energy that serves to carry
u .he oLo"u away wherever she appears. During
the winter she will dance at the French tbeatra7
New Orleans, and at Mobile.
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MDLLE De SoTo, THE SpAx1su DANcER-We are
laa 70 see that this far famed dancer is 10 visit us
says; ''''' = TUG LINES
), Manager Field has efFeced an engagement with
.he taclnatng Pepita De Soto-that bright par
ecular fascination from voluptuous Spain. Our
friends IN the West may have heard of the peculiar
style of this danseuse, but we assure them that the
peculiar effects are beyond description 1t is anv-
thing but the French rendering of the Spanish
dancing. De Soto is unllked any dancer that has
visited the country
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MARY WASHINGTON FEMALE COLI ECE,

I1HE third collegiate year of this Institution will
i open on the first Monday in October next. Its
very desirable that the pupils should be present at the
opening Of the Session. The Trustees will have the
institution properly differed with competent
corps Of Teachers.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING!
yosenh R. Cobb and Calvin Perkins.

Opposing Candidates for Senator
John Scale, VIM. d. Wade, Ely HIllianS'
AND
W. D Cayanah, Moses Jordan 4 I. l. Sharp,
Opposing Candidates for Representatives.
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RAILROAD.

JAIL ROAD Cart Harness, for sale by
III E. ]. MUNGER.
Columbus. Miss, Aug 6, 1853. 28-tf.
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ALL AT One FELL Swoop.-The Philadelphia
Ledger mentions singular mortality in the New
Orleans associate office of the mercantile agency of
W. Goodrich d Co. of that city. All the clerks died
successfully and then the agent. The doors were
locked up by the porter colored man who also
died The day after he had teegraphed the state OF
things to the principal Office.