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lar style Of Ethiopian ,whoss oonsss q
this city for continued sucesson Of years past hav
ss ; ssy and
G, nag commence ''''is SCI
NIgko,s oAgDEN.-TJcKET. TO ALL PARTS o.
Doors open At 81 to commence At ~ o'clock.
TIE kAvHns AND %LLE yen.
LAST APPEARANCE
ANTOINE RAvEL,
Previous TO his departure for Europe.
GREAT succEss or THE NEW BALLET AND ooase
pAouIrA fASr0AlAI' MEDINA
On Saturday evening" October the sntsrsainmsa co.,
nencs w with the new ballet Of
PAQUITA.
LScisn Paul Brian. lingo =. - Fr.noo: Lave
Anna. ;Mde DrOast Bella. -. Mde DuoylBasse
To oossiaSo with the grand comic pansomme
c,,,a MEpiE n ,n OR phEAM AMP REALITY
In consequence Of the great demand for admission teks
''a be Il e oFSRA dS fm
N MAba2E soSAAS OF
The public eve respectfully informed that
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL coNCERx.
, On THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER l3
for the benefit Of
CARL ECKERT,
Conductor and Director of Madame sontag Concerts ana
GAsPARo PoZZoLINI,
Primo Tonors of Madame sontag's Concert and opssa
Tho following DISTINGUISHED artists have the kndssa
SIG. CEsARo BADIALl,
SIG. LUIGI ROCCO,
SIG cAS Ears YT, and
The world renowned volinig1,
cg P.r,isO:;s i:rs.,i:r Carl Eoks<t
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, SO.

HOLD AND SILVER WATCHES DIAMONDS AND
VI jcwsry.-GE0. c. ALLEN, importer. No. II Wan
stxsst, Broadway, second floor.
JURoENsxN wAroHE1
Warranted perfect time keepers, from. $l50 TO $50
eoorER wAreHEs,
Duplex and levers from. Observation-Disclosures. l26 70 N5
INDEPENDENT SECOND
Andquarsr second watches, for timing hsrses 6 To 80
cHRoNoAETERs.
Splendid pocket ehronometors, perfect time
MONT wAroHks,
Which eight days with winding lao 10 LIS
nrAMnL wAToHEs
DIAMOND wAroH1S,
FOR ladies' some In magic cases. % ~ 800
which change int three different watches. 100 Its
WATCHES WHICH
And the hands without key. Is 10 llo
Fine gold epins Watches four holes jsweed 81
celia snsmsled watches for the ladies'
S.ld Ens.s patent isvsr Ever.
Silver patent levers ~ low as
silver detached levers ~ low
DIAhoNDs.
Diamond ssrsi1s pins bracelets; finger rings and srsssss
JEwsLRv.
All kinds Of gold chains pure gold wedding rings geld keys
sad SEALS gold pens and pencils gold AAd silver shmbs
s:; pn ;Ss pn ' :s: s.sss E's lad
u.
GMvRRwARn.
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives, napkin rings
watches jsweiry exchanged All watches warranted
70 keep good tne or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired N
much less than the usual prices
superior workmen and warranted.
Watches sent by mail 10 all parts Of The DATED
atAtss fres Of charge
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

yoRPORATI0N NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
by given, TO the occupant occupants
al 6osses ahd lots. mrreved unimprovsd lands AZ
sns suS .rs IL have
Of Assssnsns fer examination. by al persons in
rsstsd, For buldiAg from seventh ave.
~ foot east Of tho said fhe limits embraced
suck include all the houses aud lots OF
suAd vacant let's pecss and parcels of land situated on
9TH sides Of Thirty street between Broadway ana
svenA the south side OF Thirty eighth street. DO
Broadway and Seventh ayenue the west side OF
roadway from Thirty street g point zee. soasa
street, the side OF seventh avenue
om Thirty eighth street to point "a feet south OF
street and the west csrner o. Avenue
Thirty street All persons whose interests are
sctsd the above named assessments and VINO .are OPP
tem requested TO prosent
sir Injections in writing TO the underssned Their once,
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date OF
NJ notice WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssors
CHARLES McNlELL.
OHss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, October
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NRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO C0NTRAC-
~ torsssaed proposals, endorsed Proposal fer
Fourth win be received ut the eoe Of the
Agaedues Department until Monday the th day Of
necessary receiving basins and cuve in Fourth street.
the in Troy point about 80 feet south
street. being length about LOO feet The plan
the and specifications for the building Of the
and all other information relating thereto be obtained
application to the Water Purveyor et this Office
THEO. r. DE FORESr,1
Acting President, Croton Aqueduot
A. W. CRAVEN, Board.
Chief Engineer. J
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EoR KEYPoRT, FROM THE FOOT OF MURRAY
street.-The steamboat JOHN HART leaves daily, lsun
days sxceped at O'clock A. NJ and the steamboat KEY
PORT At O'clock p NJ The usual stages run in oonnso
ZION with tho above bOatS.
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bRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
by given TO the owners occupant occupants
II houses and lots, improved unmproved lands affect
hereby THAI the following assessments have been
by the Assessors and lodged in the Office Of tho
eau of Assessments for examination by all persons in
sted, viz For building In Fifteenth street. be-
the First and Second avenues. Tho limits embraced
UGH include all the several houses lots Of
nd vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
sides Of Fifteenth street. 32 foet east from Second
both sides Of Livingston place. 10 feet north from Fiji
tn street. All persons whose interests affected by the
named assessments and who opposed to the same
ther them requested to present their
ing 10 the undersigned Mt their Office No. Hall Of Ro
8, within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
sCHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL, y
ace Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Oct T.
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IN For Mobile stopping at Havana-Ths new side wheel
freight Friday Oct z will sail the
ports Monday Oct ~ At IL O'Clock precisely from
pier foot Of Harrison street. N r. Passage S5 Freight
ken fer New Orleans Goods consigned " L. Mead Co., Mo-
bile will b. forwarded free commission Companys print.
ed rates freight and bills Of lading be had appca
tios the ONCE. No freight takon TO Havana but specie
No freight received sailing days Shippers will plsass scnd
their bills adng to be signed the evening prsvious
the DAY sailing Parcels received at the office only Pas
passports before leaving
port. LIVINGSTON, cR6cuERoNS CO, 81 Bsesdwsy.
N BThe steamship on the stocks will take her
place the line for the fall TRADE.
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yHANGE OF PIER OF THE MORNING LINE FOR
Albany landing only a. Cs..sn,. dock. West PeintJ
Fare 81 to Albany Meals served on board On and after
Pobsns viii Isgys tts ncr ~ sbs fact S1p
street Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at o'clock
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE;.THE A., NEW.
n buryport built clipper ship EDWARD will be at her
berth pier Ne IL East river few days. ready to receive
The Edward Of the finest pacot ships owned in
cargo positively engaged Win with extraordinary
dispatch few first and second cabin passengers will be
Rasss recently launched AZ swansea For freight or pas
sage, apply to =. W. CAMERON, lie Wall street.
A UsTRALIA-PIONEER LINR-THE SHIP CAR
E a~sy % T. c s
Six class be For freight
passage apply to r. w. CAMERON, ZIG Wall street.
IIOR ST. THOMAs.-THE BRITISH ROYAL NAIL
steamship DEE, G. Parker, commander, will sail for
port the OF October Fer freight passage
apply to MAITLAND, PHELPS CO.. IA S<ons street.
LNoR BERMUDA AND ST. THOMAs-THE STEAMER
MERLIN Captain Cronan, will sail for the above islands
Friday 9sebsr Pa;sffs nSnsy :: s:T%sds @ 70 ST.
IIOR HAVANA AND KEY WEST, VIA CHARLES
ton CUnitcd States mail steamship Isabel to leave
New York Tuesday Oct III A. o'clock from pier
ISABEL, VIM. Rollins commander, will leave IS above
named FSF Pis'r GeEsTos co.. Broadway N.Y.
TNoR JACKSONVILLE AND PILATKA, FLORIDA,
via DArsn Brunswick and 81 Mssy, carrying the Unit
Freedom; WELAKA, Capt. N. King; and VIM CASTOR,
Capt Thos T. Shaw Savannah Tuesday Thurs
day Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock for the above points,
Thoss boats having unsurpassed fer
taking the inland route oer superior induce
invads end others Visiting the South Through
either Of tho above points, and further infer
s. L. MITCHELL, Is Broadway.
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DARNUM's MUsEUM-THosR INCOMPATIBLE az
RATES. ALIVE and beautiful AZ well as the Swiss Bearded
Lady, still to be for nothing Todays perform
anees "A ftersoon, at g. MAKE YOUR Will and THE
lea S sysnif at IA pSl1es RAYM0SD AMP
Admission to everything 2 cents children under tom I2
cents; Parquot ans Balcony 12n cents extra.
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E,RANCONps HIPPoDROME WILL SOON CLOSE FOR
the and the highest possible interest will given
TO its concluding representations Among the novelties
trOducsd are
A SPLENDID STEEPLE CHASE
BY blood horses recently imported stream
OF water twelve feet wide carried ut great
from Hyde Park London driven in single and double
Prince and Don Juan.
The grand Tournament Chariot Races splendid perform
OF Female Equeans wonderful Fests of the Segrst
Brothers. the Magic Car Of Flora Prof Nixon and Children
on the moving platform &C. &c. will also be presented
Open every afternoon and evening.
Admssion-Firs Circle S Boxes, so cents Pit 2cents
Doors open Mt "a and +. M performance to commence
at and IA p. n.
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oRPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the occupant occupants
II houses snd lots improved unmproyed lands affected
eby that the following assessments have been completed
assessors and lodged in the office of the Bureau
essments for examina by all persons interested viz
sewer in Twenty sixth street, from in Ninth
TO point fvo hundred feet east of Ninth avenue The
embraced by such assessment include all the several
and lots Of ground lots pieces parcels Of
situated both sides Of Twenty sixth street, five
dred feet east from Ninth aad the Of
mtg sixth street and Ninth avenue All persons whose
rests are ansosed by the above named assessments and
opposed to the either Of them
their objections in writing the at
Office No Hall Of Records, within thirty days from
date OF this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, /Asscasors,
CHARLES McNEILL, }
nee Bureau Of Assessment Street Department October
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby given that the following petitions
hav presented in the Board Of Aldermen To ence
bounded byFth and Sixth and Thirty
and Thirty NINTH and Thirty ninth and Forteth streets
BY and Forty streets and Sixth and
Broadway; of walks In Eighteenth street.
tween Fifth and Sixth south side to fcnce
lot west side Of Madison between Twenty eighth and
Twenty ninth Streets fence vacant lots southeast
Of Thirty sixth street and Seventh All in
srested having thereto requested to present
the 10th day Of October
Oct ., 1873. JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. g. HALL OF RECONDs.-
Sealed Prspssas will he rsceivsd at this ofios unn
nondny vctob~ 1879 70 regulate Seventy ninth street,
ON application to the Contrast oerk OF this Department
0setsnhv n U62
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l,4SO and upwards and cartmsn Friday, nth Dc.
Persons dssing licenses VIII apply after 1rst Of
Nevenhsr The numbers must be newly painted each
Ode q Il. carts sSsordng and ne cart. hrsus.t
they will DO inspected and the old license after being
shocked BY the Inspector then presented hs
first Marshal for renewal. Cartmen particularly
1utsd to apply the days dsghAted above for their
spsotivs numbers II il not lawful licenses asr
tie Of October The attention Of all persons
u,ng express baggage WAGONS and other vehicles
hs city, directed to the following extracts from the ord
aances-
See. Every cart, truck wagon dray other vehicle
arAwn BY horses other Anima which shah
10 kept used driven employed fer the transportation
sonveyanse Of anything whatsoever from place place.
within the city Of Ney York for hire wages, fer
such transportation, shall DO deemed public within
ot 90 keep drive employ such public cart
without first Obtaining license therefor from the Mayor Of
sad city as provided shall be deemsd guilty
violation Of this ordinance and subject
ten dollars imprisonment not exceeding days.
svsry offence.
SEQ. q II shall not be lawful for any psr
receive to hold license keep public CARTS
be public eartnan unless he be citizen of tho United
States and has family and resides with his family
city or II not having family shall have resided himself
therein during the elk months prsodn and tho
Of thecart or carts with good horses therefor
cnssd be kept ~ public the may examine
spse or the thereof touching their
srad and all licenses other than persons 80 qualified
shall be void.
BY order Of his Honor the Mayor.
GEORGE G. GLAsIER, First MARSHAL
Mayors Once, September 10. 1853.
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GRAND CONCERT.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" the pleasure to announce that
MADAME SONTAG
has in the most generous proposed to ciyoa
GRAND CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HOME
FOR DESTITUTE CHILDREN OF SEAMEN
Wednesday evening next, Eth inst at Nblos saloon
MAD. SONTAG win be assisted by other distinguished
talent the particulars OF which, together with the
and other arrangements, will BIO duly announced.
Tickets OF admission 81 be had of either of the
signed committee at the music store of VIM Hall Son.
The Concert will be under tho direction of Carl Eckert
Hon. j. A. Westervelt Chas f. Stevenson
c. II. Marshall, r. H. Taylor
Walter X. Jones, WIN. Q. Wetmore,
Moses H. Grinnell, Charles Lamson
]. w. Phillips, George w. Blunt,
Alfred Ogden, George Bell
7. b. Satterthwaite, Charles Carow
VIM. H. Aspinwal, Gabriel Mead,
Gen. VIM. Hail. l.. b. Wyman,
Jno s. Williams, Ron Sampson,
w. T. Frost, Coleman Il Stotson,
j. L. Stage, Jas. Foster, Jr.,
Thomas Dunham Capt. N. Briggs,
Z. E. Morgan Richard j. Thornc
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL.
phia from pier No North riysr-Two lines daily, At
steamboat Trenton to South Analogy 10 Bordsntowa
and steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia. Fare S. Express
line at r. H. by steamboat John Potter to Amboy thence
direct Camden by through in four hours aud half
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INoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
Il States mail steamer HUMBOLDT D. Lines, commander
will leave for HAvrs touching at Southampton land the
nas and Passengsrs Saturday. October a At o'clock
frsm pier No. North river.
Price Of passage-First class %. -. .. $40
Do Do Second class. ..;.,;,.;. -. 70
Luggage not wanted during should be cent
board the day before sailing marked sOw" No freight
will be taken after ThursdAy, October 20 For freight
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y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Compaay,s new
Craig, sonnasdsr, viii leave New York for Glasgow On
Saturday November a. l2 O'Clock, First cabin,
cabin, $50 third class, $steward's fees Included. APP
ply to j. MeSYMON, 30 Broadway.
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IN oensss-The ordinance for licensing and regulating
onr% anu w .nS' MI sha
yous TO that time applied for a. such time may bs
81 licenses to keep public oArts Ando be pvbie
Will be granted ct this oee, between the hours OF 10 A. NJ
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CULLUMS SPRINGS.
ChOctaw county. Ala1,., n,


i;H# CHARLES CULLUM, late of the Man rr+A
49, SION House, Mobile having established him Ig
sell permanently at this place, has made such pro-
gress IN building and improvements as to be able to
announce himself prepared to receive visitors, and
hopes That his industry and experience in his profess
SION VIII deserve fair share of the public favor.
. - Lhese SPRINGS are situated about half a mile
east OF the Bladon Springs Steamboats, ply twice y
Week W between Mobile and Moore's Landing, on the
lomnlgoee river, where CARRIAGES are always in
readiness for passengers. -
Inc Waters have been subjected to careful anal
ysis BY Mr. Arequin, of New Orleans, who will pub
lsh IN few days the exact result In the meantime
IS ascertaned that they exceedingly rich in BIZ
carbonate OF Soda and unequalled as an alternative
medicine. In addition to the Alkaline waters there is
also strong Chalybeate Spring, and within the past
week two new Springs have been discovered, which
are believed to possess all the characteristics of the
Badon water.
The proper steps have already been taken to obtain
an accurate analysis of these Also and the result will
be published so as it is known The Stables
Ten pin Alley, and other improvements are also COM
pleted-all contributing to make these springs more
than usually attractive.
CHARLES CULLUM
Julv
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VONSOREAL.

yv7HE undersigned thankful forpast patronage would
respectfully inform his friends that he may sun De e;
found at his old stand ION Market street. "here ne
prepared to serve his customers III all inc 'aiiO"'
ties pertaining to the Tonsorial art
Hair Cutting, Hair Dressing and Sharing
- Tho shortest notice, and after the latest
and most improved style He also takes this method
Of informing all those upon whose heads the capillary
u has ceased to vegetate, that after deep IN
vestigation into chemical science he has at leng'n
succeeded in discovering an infalable restorative
then and ethim operatebefore it IS alas
,ot on1 Come Old and Young, come Boys and Girls
Be sure and visit aa ~ ~ oka p ~ : :
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE MAILS AT
COLUMBUS, MIssIssIppI aes


Route No 1897. To Montgomery, Ala. via Pick.
ensVllle, Clinton, Greensboro. Selma S5c -
Arrtees-Daily BY A. Nj. Cloas-Dail, at L. pm.
No 1854 To Tuscumbia Ala, ria Aberdeen. Toll
S Gate, &c 1a 'i Aon
Arrtves--Tu tuesday, Thursday d Saturday, bv 7p. NJ
oloses-Monday, "Wednesday q Friday, at s A. NJ
No 5564, (Extra.) To Memphis, Tenn. ria Aber-
deem, Pontotoc, &c. @
ArrtgeS--W ednesday, Friday, & Sunday by 10 P. M.
iesoses-Monday, Wednesday & Friday, at 6 A. n.
NO. o1o5. To jackson, Miss, via Choctaw Agency,
Louisville, Canton, &C.
Arr1oeS-W ednesday, Friday & Sunday by 3 P M
c3oses--Fuesday, Thursday & Saturday, at 6 P. NJ.
No. $3.50. To Tuscaloosa, Ala, uio Reform. An
toch, North Port, &c. Il,
Arf5oes--A Monday "Wednesday i Friday, by II P. NJ.
Closes-Monday, Wednesday, & Friday, at 6 P. NJ
No. 800 To Greensboro, Mississippi, GA Ply
mouth, StarkyiIle, Sc
Arftoes-W ednesday and Saturday by p NJ
C1oses-Sunday and Wednesday at 8 p. NJ.
No. 576a, fEztra) To starkville, Mississippi
A,raoes--SaturdaY, P. NJ Ctoscs--Friday, 3 P NJ
No: $40. To Daleville, Mi, uia Macon, DeKalb, &c
ArrtUes-Th Thursday and Sunday, by P. NJ
Ctoses--W ednesday and Sunday at p M.
No 5768 To Houston, Mississippi, Uia WaverIy
Palo Alto, &c.
Arrtres-Frday, 10 A. M. closes-Friday III A. M
No. 556S. To Pikeville, Ala, via Military Springs
Caledonia, &c.
ArriUes-Thursday, sP NJ. Closes Thursday P. M
No. $3.50. To Fayette c. H. Alabama, via OEnda
Big Pond, Mud Greek, &c.
ArrsUes--Thursday 10 NJ Cgoses-Thursday P M
Ce5- The Office will be opened for the delivery 0
Letters &c, every morning, Immediately after Break
fast time at the Hotels and kept open until Sunset
Deserving half an hour for Dinner except on Sun
days, when it will be open an hour in the mornin.
Immediately after Breakfast and for short time afte
the opening of the Jackson mail in the evening"
| 0T The Office is not opened at night nor earle
IN the morning than above stated, because of tn
number of Mails to be assorted and made up during
the night.
ANDREW H. JORDAN, Post Master.
/ Sent 1st 1912
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NOTICE.

yy1E subscriber takes this method of informing the
citizens Of Columbus and vicinity, that he has open
ed shop on the corner opposite the and
hand. and will Manufacture to order; Boots, Shoes
Saddles, Brides Carriage, Buggy, Wagon, and Stage
Harness, and all articles in hisiline.a!l f.
Heis also furnished with good lot Of material
both Northern and Domestic, His Workmen' Tor the
Renaring in ali the above branahes, executed with
neatness and dispatch. No pains spared to please
those who may fav6rhim with call Hides and Tai
low taken in trade. = ~
Il TO planters he would say he will be prepared to
furnish the coming seasons 5000 par OF heasy
bogans to which he would call their attenti on.n
pf0g alis' = "'.' - - i. MUNGER.
!. !. March 10, I853aas .ssiida4as alI o.o.1
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4 E 4 ERN DON HoUs E,
BY r. d ID. (,.aTEpENDoy

'il rr SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the Hotel gsT
i formerly known as the Mansion IIo,,sa,, s;:i;
nave thoroughly refitted and newly furnished the
wllh an express view to the comfort of boa
u . ana the travelling community generally Hay-
ing spared no expense in making their House first
esS HOtei they respectfully solicit share Of patron
Ihelr table will always be furnished with the
pest the market affords, and every exertion will be
used 10 render their guests comfortable All the an
pances of the Herndon House will be found neat and
ana the servants attentive and courteous.
Aberdeen, Jan. 29th 1853 2-tf
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DaNAwAY.

NJ -, r1aotator1 in Oktibbeha county Mss.
ny IN af the end instant, my negro man
on E re = about 45 years old, black with coarse
eeatures. and isa rough eblacksmth ne
E p99@ o horse mule liberal reward
vii be given for hln e - i JOHN w. RICE
c,hoctaw Agency, Nov. 18th, 1868 42-4w
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T7HE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that he has
menced the Baking business in all its various branches
on Market street, door north of Haden d Reads
store--that having been regularly bred to the pro-
esson he will be enabled furnish everything in his
line, of good quality, "FOR CASH ONLY and
hopes for a share of public favor.
j. p. KRECKER
Oct 80, 1852. 4Otf
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no DEPOsrTORS.

r,14E EoTI1MBUs LIFE AND GENERAL IN IN
suRANCE COMPANY. viii upon subsequent y
denosts allow interest as follows t4,. ! 10
On all amounts deposited to remain mop'n ner cent
rate of per cent per annum non'' oor cent per
For ali Of which certificates will be given
ffa, oat.{a,oxJ q. ioa. zern - 9aa41 Secretary
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Oct. 80, 1852.
JOHN MCINTYRE g. CO,
A.actiom amd Commission Merchants

Nqydet Street, Columbus, Miss,
Il EFER to Mossrs. bearing 4 Sink, Rev. Basil
II Marley CT. u T. opktns, William Draley Joseph
p Turn - Maxwell Il Co., Tuscaloosa; James Chill
dress, GAINESVILLE; McQuinn u Fountain, John o.
,;unmins, Dr WaIkley, Parker, Morrison & Co Mo-
ye Hon R r Johnston, PickensvilIe, Ala; James
Blair franklin & Bro, james Jones Jr., Rev. l. j.
Schooler, Taylor s. Mccarthy John Stringer, Column
bus. Miss. Oct9, 1882, 37:X