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be filled Immediately.

10 be nlIed Immediately
Teacher of the Ornamental Branches
RATES OF TUITION. ~
Primary Department, .--' per session ~ az
Preparatory department. uo'' 90 90 O0
Collegiate Course. do 81 w
Music on Piano and Melodeon, each. do. 80 OO
Music on Guitar aud Violin, each. no.. 81 W
Use Of Piano and MelodeOn, each. do. w
Modern Lanona@es each do. Is 90
Ornamental Needle Work. do. Is 90
Drawing-Pencil, Crayon, India Ink, ETC.. 10 W
Painting in Water Coiors do... Is 90
OIL Painting. ............-......-- do. 70 w
Grecan Painting Course of Lessons. 10 %
Chemical Substances and breakage Of Appa-
| ratus.- .'do....' w
Wax Fruit, Flowers, etc, per session w
| Incident4ls. Observation-Disclosures. w
Board per month, Ii gifts, fuel, etc.........
washing P COURSE IIRsg OF sfUDiES.
| BRANCHES PURSUED THROUGH THE ENTIRE COURSE.
| Orthography, Defining Elocution, Composition,
! Punctuation, Pennmanship, Vocal Music and Bid
| llcal Studies.
| PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
| Primary Geography, Cotton Fitch,
| Use of Outline Maps,
| First Lessons in Arithmetic, Davies,
| Reading, McGutfey's First and Second Readers,
hcGufeys Speer,
Drawing, upon the Slate Black Board,
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Geogr apby, Cotton Fitch,
In eilec uai Arithmetic Davies,
Written Arithmetic, Davies,
English Grammar, Greenes Series,
Natural Philosophy, Parker's First Book,
Elements OF Astronomy,
History OF United States, Wilson,
English Composition, Parkers First Book,
First Lesson IN Botany, Gray,
Latin Grammar, Andrews u Stodard,
Latin Reader Andrews.
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.
FRESHMAN YEAR.
Elements of Grammar Reviewed,
English Anal ysls, Greene,
Arithmetic Davies Uni ersity,
Watts the Mind,
Algebra Cummenced LpomS or Davies,
History of England, Wilson,
Ancient Geography, Mitchell,
Physical Geography, Warren and Young,
Botany, Gray,
biblical Antiquities, once week,
Ca ,ar, OF Sailust
FasqueIle's French Course and Reader.
SOPHOMORE YEAR.
Algebra, Completed,
Geometry Commenced, Loomis or Davies,
Anatomy, Physiology AMI Hygiene Cutter,
Outlines and Philosophy History, Wilson,
Manners and Customs Of different Nations,
Analysis of English Poets,
Botany Continued,
DWight's Mythology,
Pdrker's aids to COMPOSITION,
Coopers Virgil, and Cicero,
Feneion's Teiemaque.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Geometry Completed,
Trig Dnometry and Logarihmus Looms or Davies,
MensuratIon,
Chemistry, Youman With Experiments,)
Natural PHILOSOPHY, Parker,
Meteror, !ogy, Brockesby,
" hately's Rhetoric
W hately's Logic,
Domestic Economy, Miss Beecher,
English Literature,
LIvy, and H0rac5.
Racine, and French Composition.
SENIOR YEAR. /
Dlmstead's Astronomy /
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DESIRA BILE RESIDENCE FOKNAIE.
ME undersigned offers fer sale his late residence
= IN the city OF Jackson, situated on State street
opposite the residence of Col. e. $. Tarpley
ann,u.uo l.. V. DIXON.
oct 10 So
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VALUA ABLE PLANTATION roo
nj Lard and I0n Nparnaa-

OF Lana anu IOO NeBfO0os
OFFER for sale my plantation, on which live,
IL situated miles south Of Vicksburg, and miles
east Of Warrington. This place is well known 70
be one of the most valuable cane hill places In the
State, and contains over 1890 acres. UPuards Of
500 acres In cultivation, considerable portion rich
bayou bottoms. handsome Dwelling, containing
~ rooms, all furnished. Also, my Land on Silver
creek, containing ], ESQ acres, miles from Yasoo
rlver: Straight Bayou puts out from Silver Creek
running almost through the center Of the too soe-
lions LIONS. On this place there IL old clearing Of
& acres, and deAdening Of four year standing OF
oo acres. This place is not surpassed By any bot
'm land gave last January $50, 900 for 10 With
~ seeing 1t, so highly had it been represented 70
me oy various persons.
among the Negroes good Blacksmith, Car
SSentsr, No Cook, Waher an Ironer, and House
aonIit These Negroes very likely and we'll
ai ,eo, and almost entirely in families. Up
| NJ ~ oa ~ Mules, head Of Horses, IL brood
sa, ivy mead Of Cattle $50 head Of Sheep, .
ana ~ Ooats and stock II Hogs, 12yoks Of Oxen,
ana ana wagons, Farming UtensiIs, made principally
| - ny own mechanics, Corn and Fodder TO supply
'N9 pace until the next crop comes on.
ihls property Is very valuable, and nv object In
| seiIih2 It Is to quit the planting b1sinsss.
IEhAs-One fourth down ; the balance in ma
| two, aud three years.
For further particulars apply to myself on the
prem ses or to Crutcaer d Mel.avO /, Vicksburr.
Oct q 5s-wt jan l. JEFFkR>ON NAILOR.
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4 OFFER for sale my plantation, situated in Mad-
Il son county, Miss, 81 miles Northwest from
jackson, 8 miles from Clinton, and IN les from
Tugaioo Depot on tue y. .. J. d u. n. r. X, con-
tanning fifteen hundred and thirty 1850 acres, Que
thousand open, the balance finely uuber,d as
any in the county. The Improvements CON list 81
a neat and com urtable frame dwelling OF rooms
q IA feet hall, also commOdi0us pantry attached To
the back ga.lery,-3 new frame double cabins, CON
sisEing OF kitchen and wash-room, store room and
lumber room. and two house servants rooms, also
single frame servants room,-a hne new frame stable
81 Oy u feet, containing stalls 10 by II feet, car
Tiage house and IA good Overseers house with
rooms comfortable negro cabins, gin house and
press, and 3 new and very large corn cribs. There
are 6 csterns on the place, all nlshed with good
pumps, 2 cranks, besides a never failing spring,
fords abundant spring water.
The above place is IN the mldstof neighOrhood,
which Cor Intelligence, morailty and every thing
which renders a neighborhood pleasant and agree
able cannot be surpassed in the State.
Any further inior nation wanted, can be had by
applying to A. Virden and Erskine Watkins, Jack
SON. or TO myself the premises. w. Z. ROSS.
Woodside Oct Is 5y-tf.
Tickshuru Whiy please cDOy.
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LAND SALES. &c, &c.
sunnower River and Yazoo River Land.

SunhOWer River and YaZ0O River Land.
IGOR SALE A tract containing 8 800 acres Sc
Il iected with exception OF e in 1885, on W.
Side Sundower River, and front on Sunfower ris-
er, lS K. W. Is miles by public road, due East
from Greenville The northern line = miles, par
alel with said road. A very small portion OF this
tract was overlooked in 1858, less in 1859. Hi
land will be divided into or tracts To suit pu-
chasers. The Southern portion lies at head of Bay
but fronts on River-SJ0 OF more acres. The up
per portion includes Indian and Roundaway, Bayou
land con tanning from 1000 to $500 acres, lies we'll
and is unsurpassed by any swamp lands
1t hasiarge Holly Groves, and Highland Dogwood
large Gums, g.. upon it. Ii lies immediately II
the rear, and, is continuation OF the same nigh
land, and which is the Dogwood Ridge Plantation
recently sold by Col Gillespie.
ALSO-a tract of 800 acres will be sold low, on
opposite eide OF Sanh0~er, miles above b. ok
ouls. Two packets 60 weekly above these lands il
business season.
ALSO-I36O ores near Yazoo opposite Honey
Island IA k W in Sec. 10, II, 81, 26 %, and %
lies well, and is said to be a valuable tract.
Sept l6 'o9-w3m. WM. p. MELLEN, hatcher.
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TIE ADAMS EXPIRES COMPINY

TIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
sA ME Adams Express Company having established
IL an Agency in Jackson-w Oud respectfully n
form the business community, that they are now
prepared To run a through express for the forward
ing # Bank Notes, specie, ery, vaIua bic packl
ge, Bag rage, Merchandise, Fruit and all articles
requiring despatch, to and from all parts of East
West, North and South.
Also E local Express to and from New OrIeans,
Vicksburg, Jackson and Canton, a nj Way stations
On N. o. }. &. n, the Mississippi Central. and
Southern Miss Rail Roads-by Passenger Trains.
Particular attention paid to the early forwarding
of Fruit and all articles of peTisha BILE 4ture.
Messengers in charge of bank notes, Gold. and
small Packages for the Northern, Eastern and Wes-
tern cities daily through by land route.
Freight for places ou the line Of road, should be
plainly marked with the name of the station where
it is intended to be left.
Freight to be forwarded by Express will be re-
ceived at the office of Mr.. Lucy, on State street,
and at the depot.
Articles forwarded by Express will be delivered
without extra charge. u. W. BEMIS, Agent
Iletnher 25 IS5g-tf
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lIkENN nj AnING


8ERS. NJ. E. MlLLlT begs leave to inform her
We friends that she Is now prepared :" do al
kinds of Dressmakiug, at the shortest notice, and
in the most fashionable manner.
Residence nesr the Junction, in West Jackson.
SAT u .hn-tf
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6HIRTREIZE1

6HIhT FHIEESs
VNHE prizes TOR the best made shirt, offered by
Il Jno. Robinson, Madison county, and the rise
for the second best made shirt offered by Lafayette
Montgomery, Madison county, are to be seen at
A0REY'S, jackson, Miss. Oct Il 80.
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RIOT AT SALT LAKE.
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

The Guatemala and British Boundary
Treaty has been ratified.
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Oet2I 59--till jan l
r.. II. ELAN.
FORMERLY OF NATcHEz, MISS.

FORMERLY OF NAfVHhA3 MSS
"AS located At So, haroune, and lI6 Grayier sts
Ill New Orleans, two squares In the rear Of st.
Charlss Hotel. Where be now has . large let Of
saves for SALE which will be regularly recruited By
Sr~sh importations during the season. II Is only
Necessary for my old customers to know where ts
find me. t. others would say please give ne q
trisl Oct Il '59-0m.
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PIANOS. PIANOS.
LODEONS. S&5Ez7ss.--l GUITARS.
VIOLINS. IN ~ Uu FLUTES.

FHNHE subscriber invite the attention of purchas-
l. to their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SUPERIOR PIANOS.
FROM THE FACTORY OF PETEKs, CRAGG Co,
These Paiu0s celebrated for durability and
all other requisites, throush out the Union. And
particular attention is called to the late improved
large Scale, Grand Action, superior Instruments
in all respects.
ALSO, learge stock of MELODE0NS, from
four to six octayes.
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PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS,

OF SOUTHERN MAKE, FOR SOUTHERN USE,
Combining Efficiency, Durability and Economy
- RAIN, Of the eagle mlchine works, Richmond
Il Va, has the best mill made!
He will sell you twenty horse power Portable
Steam Circular Saw Nill including the services OF
a mechanic to erect it, for the sum of $3.50.
lie guarantees this Mill t. cut from 1000 70 5000
feet Of inch boards in ten hours, no sale Other
size Mills in proportion.
Tne United State Agricultural Society awarded
him, in 1855, the Grand Gold Medal OF Honor, worth
s4OO for the best Engine for plantation use.
All persons requiring Portable or Stationary En-
zines Saw Mills Grist Mills, Draining Machines,
Pumps, Gin Shafting, Pullies, Virginia made Cir
ealar Saws, and Penitentiary Axes, or VI. Smiths
celebrated Patent Straw Cutters, SHOULD call at 7,
RAHM'S Warehouse, 81 st. Charles St, N. Orleaus,
where NAV DE seen an Engine, with Grist Mills and
other machinery in operation or write for one of
his Illustrated Catalogues, which gives Il great
deal of valuable information.
A1dress p. RAHM.
Office No 81 ST Charles Street
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Domestic Intelligence.

ARREST OF COOK AND HIS SURRENDER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct ga despatch has
been received here dated at Chambersburg,
Penn, announcing the capture of the abolition
outlaw, John E. Cook, at Montalto, yesterday.
He is strictly confined and awaits a requisi-
ton from Gov Wise.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Oct. 26.--Gov. Parker, of
this State, has received the requisition of Gov.
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GENUINE MARTIN GUITARS!
| Also guitars from Hall d; Sons, Schmidt Maui
Tilton and other tavorite makers in great variety
aud o. every price.
We have now the largest and most complets stock
of sheet music, musical instruments and musical
merchandise in the 5 nth.
Our stock OF music for piano, guitar, meladeot.,
violin, flute, harp de, We believe u be the best
selected in the nth. IL braces all the standard
pieces and al the popular music of the day and Is
constantly increased by additions OF new music
from every publisher in the United tateS.
Instruction b loks for all instruments.
Music and ins TT books sent by mail postage
tree recepl OF the marked price.
Also Guitars, from 81 50 To SIS: Flutes, from
$50 to $50; ViolIns, firm 81 81 t. 500; gi%iin
lni Guitar Strings. PATTON 4 BAkFlELD.
Nov1 59-tf.
PATTON s ID \ RFIELD,
ssOLE A,eats tor Cosclt Brothers >iIvsr Plate
- Polishing Powder. We have large lot on
hand which we fer at Wholesale and retail
Nor '59-tf.
STATE OF MISSES PPl.-Hiyh Court u Lcro,s
and Ape"'' October u, af% 1s5 1882 Saturday October
c. A. Joor, ct al.
DO. wilkins, ct al.
40 liza ANA Williams, widow of d. o. Williams
Il deceased, Laura lllians, Emma Williams,
'uu ma Lheh p'eeH' htt's AZ law anu ieS u rep
rcsehtstives of said b. D. Williams decea sed.-
GREETING:
You are hereby notified to be, and appear before
our High Court IF Errors and Appeals. at jackson
in said State, on the 3rd Monday o April A. d.
l760, and show cause If any you have or can. why
the above stated suit shall not be revived and
prosecuted. SAM L LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Nov 'S9 -w6t.
LOOK OUT FOR THE FORTY HORSE
TEAM!!!
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Arrival of the Steamer Jason
LIVERPOOL Markets,

Telegraphic sdvices of the 18th from Liver
pool to Galway report the sales Of 1900
bales of cotton on turday, and on Monday,
up to the hour of the Jason's sailing from
Galway. No change in quotations.
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State Senators.

A Asa@' G. H. Gordon.
Wilkinson
A Asaa,a George HUE
S S5sis R. W. Mclean.
WayneS
I Rs5'sss P. B. s..rb..
Washington
Yazoo
Carroll-G. F. Neill.
Chickasaw-J. NJ. Thomson.
Hancock
Harrison James B. McRae.
Hinds-Livingston Minis.
Newton VIM Thames.
Pike L. I'm iSiii@n'
s Madison JOS. R. Davis.
Jones
Marion Wv. ]. Rankin.
Green
Perry
s snaain L NJ. ouin.
fsa6is J. E. ralli.tsrro.
TalIahatchie
NJ
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GREAT BARGAIN.

a GREAT bANVAIIN.
yHygE Mace formerly owned by DIR. b. y. Williams
A within miles OF Clinton, noted for health
ord in reach of the finest schools in the State
male and female, well watered, with or 700 acres
Of good creek bottom, for sale, low, very low, as
M determu ed to break up 70 ming. There are
1920 acres the tract new gIn house, and press,
a crib, q tue dwelling house dc. Nearly
1000 bushels and fodder also mules and horses
brood mares, cattle, sheep and hogs. The land
will be sold cheap and on accommodating terms.
Mr. Tier, the Oyerseer the place, will show
the land to any one wishing to purchase, or appli
cations can be made to the subscriber at Clinton,
Kinds Co. Miss. GEO. STOKES.
Nov '59-tf
Eagle OF the South, American Citizen, Canton,
pu biIsh till forbid
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cro r, PORT GIBSON, MISS. .:..
HEo. & BOILER Mrs. A. j. BUTLER. P,in.;,o,.
Pref E. J. FlTZHUGH, Vocal and TDs,rme
Music. instrumental
Miss. E. A. FITZHUGH, Assistan. IN Y,.;
English. =" MUSIC ana
MILE me- ~ NJ sCihWENDEMAN, French, Spanish &o
Mrs. A. VI. MONTMOREN(;Y uo.
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G.. :. X N A II II

G.. 5. X N A PIP.
DENTAL SERGEoS, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
Office and Residence on Safe street, one square
North of the Capitol, and nearly opposite the
Bowman House,
Oct 3 '59-s-w WV,
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JAMES FEMALE INSTITUTE.

September l>I, iooJ.
PROM Sept Ist. to January lst, deduction OF
a jire per cent. will be made Sales tsr Cash Mt
aug 80 So j b. MOREY.
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aug 30 So j. B. M0REY.
JAYSE'S FEMALE INSTITUTE.
BRANDON MISSISSIPPI.
REV. WM. NJ JAYNE. A. b.......... Principal.
MRS. JULIA F. JAYNE ............. Gaverness.
1HIS is boarding school. The buildings Iri-
waite property. The first session will commence
Monday Bird Of October. One session of iorty weeks
per annum. Room for fifty boarders, Cistern water,
near Baugh's Well Of similar properties to CoOpers
Vel. Furfurther informant apply for circular.
REFERENCES:
A G Mayors Esq. K Lowry, Esq, Hon Jas Bennett
Hon Geo Vim Shelton, Mr. + Richardson, DIR J }
Thornton Brandon Miss, VIM Rob- Smith, Rev
C X Marshall, Vcksburg Miss, Hon shannon,
+ Dantzler, Esq, PauldIng Miss, Rev Walker,
Rev Richmond McInnis, Mr.. ohm G Parham Messrs
Block Nc Afee & Co, and Messrs Jordan, Mimms
Gillaspie, New Orleans, La. Sept % 5O-w2m.
sELATED WARE-..Castors, Butter Dishes,
Il Liquor and spoon stands, Cake Baskets, spoons,
Forks, Cups, Gobets Dc. oct IA J. b. MOREl.
PISTOLS:
Colts old Patent Pistol. inch
Colts new Improved Pistol. ......... 81 inch
Whitneys Colts do .......... ), 4, inch
A new style of Dirk Knives-the article.
Oct 81 j. b. MOREY.
KNIVES and FORKS.
aE AVE added Knives and Forks to our stock
Il Il Please call, aud examine quality and prices.
Oct SO J. b. MORE1.
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New Advertisements.
srD on STOLEN.

a'hoM tne p 49, 80 A liberal reward will
I sized, lsnt t bay a~rs WIN. N. GILLAsPlE.
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JUST RECEIVED,

IA BUSHELS Good Rye, (far seed IT, e.
hSeV bat4 50 : ~ PNTFY
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DENTAL CARD.
~ X. & D. S. LEHMAN, continue .ssseS=-Ss,.s~.
HV. to practice Dentistry in all its iffSs4
Branches Teeth inserted with all @AII1Y1
the modern improvements, from single tooth to an
entire set on gold plate, with or without Gums
Aliens continuous Gums piatena plate, and by
Bandy's Cheatlastic process, at different prices,
for the various styles Of work.
All calls from the adjoining towns and country,
attended to by one OF the firm. Office Capitol
street near Mississippiau office.
july H. lS59-Iy. ID. k. Il ID. s. LEHMAN.
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MEMPHIS, Oct. Eek Governor Jones, of
of this State, died in this city to-day, after a
lingering illness.
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NEW YoRKTYPE FOUNDRY
s3& IS Beekman Street,
1.Sn An UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT OF
HAN Ro0K NEWS, JOB, AND FANCY TYPE.
wb;nh iii be sold upon reasonable terms for Cash
or Approved Paper: ;u bs furnished IMAM
- Oct % SGT.
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DENTAL CARD

hN1E FUhhSs
sEAVE added Knives and Forks to our stock.
Il Please call, and examine quality and prices.
Oct 1859 J. b. M0REY.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Customhouse street, near
l Royal street-For the Cure of Old Chronic Mercur8
Syphicand all Private Diseases without Mercury hndrance
from business to friends and guaranteed
all caseB.
The success which has attended Dr. James
tce in ali OF the United States and Europehe many
markabe he has effected which incur
able by the most eminent usfes him in offering hs
services the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Private and of which, IN
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
maently esdcate namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of females howeve,
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Back md ons In
hammaton of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tunors and all Diseases of the Skin
DR. James woud also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves in that
ting either business society Constitutional
bty Impoency The following are of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF YOUTH viz
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pnin in the Head Dmness Of
Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Palptaon of the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness rritaby symptoms of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil Foehodings Aversion to Society Distrust
Love eff Solitude Timidy etc. of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
not fail to call Dr. James and be at restored to perfect
health let false decscy but apply ut and
the awful and dreadful consequences Of this
terrible mslady
Weakness Of the organs immediately cured, and full vigol
restored
Remember "The Medical House of Dr. Jaues 80 Custom
house street.
Private separate reserved Hours Of aendanc,
from s A. NJ. to P. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential
PS-Recent of Gonorhea cured in twenty -four hours
pay. DR.. JAMES,
d. ly az Customhouse street.
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jurisdiction over any OF the nayigabIe-or supposed
TO be Of eitaef The Parsrsy or
the Parana rivers, and much less over these latter
which we baye said before, are all common sound.
Should we repeat this great mistake siscsdy made,
but under excusabls circumstances, ID 18S8is will
be used hereafter by Lopez pSetext % which To
base more firmly his pretended right 81 sovereignty
over both banks Of the Paraguay river.
We have had among M lately the celebrated Capt.
French authorities in bis vessel Tie bark Adriatic,
created such sensation at the time In his mansee-
ment OF this affair, Captain Durham prevented dis
agreeable question with France, snd showed qualties
Of 40 order which, in another sphere, would serve to
sxalt him 70 the highest pitch Of rsnowD.
this date, senior officer Of the squadron ia Coren
hes received permission from the authorities OF
tnas province to drill his men on shore. This dis
tmgushed officer therefore kysiis himself Of this
friendly eaye. every day in the week except Sstur-
oay sna ssndsy and his men give high proof Of ef,
cheney under bis energetic drill and high professional
knowledge.
The Sd inst, The anniversary Of the fail Of the IT,.
rant Rosas, 1857 the people of Buenos Ayres were
celebrating that event while IN Montevideo -the
other side o. the rtser-the same day was the ami
yersary Of the massacre Of Quinteros 1868 and the
Government Of Perrera forbid even the saying Of
mass in memory Of his victims their wives and or
phans refused even public pTsyey for the uaur-
dered and the mutilated And this = Tie Monteyde0
which resisted Rosas nine years which, III It's pride
called itself the modern Troy! And this seiEssme
Perreira was one Of its defenders! y Il then that
the enjoyment of D ,wer must always corrupt the
Spanish American heart? The history Of ifs csimes
for the last foryve years gives Us an almost uncon-
tradeted answer. Eta
We learn that Commissioner Bowlin does not *
pect to be detained in Asuncion more than month
from time of arrival.