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NOTICE.
To all Stable Keepers and dealers in horses and
mules
R0ARMAN'S STABLE Is offered for sale on
best Horse and Mule market in this section of the
State. Any man Of business qualifications can o.
pen this well known establishment and do o fine
business. For further information apply to Har-
rison Taylor near the Stable.
March Is, 1859-Iy. r. NJ BOARMAN.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Fur SALE.
THHE undersigned ofersfor sale his late residence
i in the city Of jackson, situated on State street
opposite tho residence Of Col. @. s. Tarplsy.
L. v. DIXON.
Apply to Il. o. Dixon or 3. p Russell.
oct 10 80
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VALUABLE FARM IN KINDS COUNTY
E0R 0ATE.

VALUABLE SLAVES FOR SALE.
VEyHE undersigned having purthased lot and es-
l. tablished q permanent DEPOT for the sale of
slaves in the city of Jackson desires to say his
friends andthe public, that he will be found at
home by the 12thinst, with choice lot of slaves,
consisting Of men, women boys and girls to be had
at the lowest figures fer cash satisfactory accep-
tances. Planters and others are invited to exam
inc his lot if they wish to buy number one slaves.
His depot is on State street, one square below
the old Mansion House.
(dec7 ST W. A. SHEWALTER.
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sprENDID LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS
NF American and European scenery, By en-
" inent Painters, at B0yd,s Gallery Of ART,
Jackson. Mississippi. The public are invited 70
ALI and EXAMINE these Landscapes before ell are
sold. They are suitable for rrlors, oiess, halls,
q. In handsome gilt frames.
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IUDsoN FEMALE INsIUTUTE,

MAkION, ALA.
VNHE twenty-second annual session Of this lnsti.
Il tuition will open on Monday, October Sd 1859
For further information or catalogues apply to
NOAH K. DAVIS.
aug 26, 59-w6W. Principal.
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CLOSING n1TT,

BARGAINS will be offered in Furniture until
ID the 25th Of September, with q view to closing
ont the entire stock, by that date. Persons wish
ing furniture can supply themselves at less than
cost and carriage, for cash, up to that time.
also offer my residence, with acre lot, and my
two Brick Store houses for sale.
Sept Is ,50--1m. ]. G. CARPENTER.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES


Presidemt-W. JORDAN benson. Vernon, Miss.
Treasurer-MAJ. JAMES ROACH, Vicksburg.
Rev. BENJAMIN WHITEFIELD. jackson, Miss.
Dr.. NJ. W. PHILLIPS, Edwards Depot, Miss.
Col. J. W. WELLBORN, Clinton Miss.
Dr.. H. G. BLACKMAN, Vernon, Miss.
REV. STEPHEN TILLMAN, Pine Bluff.
W. J. BRITTON, Livingston.
Col. WIS BALF0UR, Natchez.
MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY.
l. N. URNER, N. A., Duties of Presidency and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
E. A. STEED, II. A., Professor Of Languages.
D. W. C. WILLIAMS, NJ. A., Professor of Msthe.
MATES and Natural Philosophy.
J. H. YORK, B. A. Tutor.
W. S. C0MPERE, Assistant in Preparatory De-
partment.
REV. ]. 7. FREEMAN, ........ General Agent.
S. s. GRANRERRY,.. Collecting Agent.
Number of Students, ITO
Next Session opens. October "a, 1859.
August 10 '59-s-w2w v3m.
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JUST RECEIVED.
RASACKSgBran, also Bacon, Shoulder. Sides and
OU Hams, Rice, &c. &c. S. P. BAILEY d Co.
July 10 So
REMOVAL.
E,&H. C. BLACKMAR have removed their
IA. stock of musical merchandise, stationery, SC.
to Vicksburg, where they have bought the interest
of Mr. E. d. Patton in the house of Blackmar
Patton. The business will HEREAFTER be carried on
N''N'' BLACKMAR & BROTHER,
VIcKsBuRG, MISS.
We have now the largest and most complete
stock of sheet music, musical instruments ana
musical merchandise in the South. n
Our Pianos
- Arefrom the unrivalled
Factories of Chickering
Hu q Us Sons, Nunns Clark, =
H. Hansen. We are also prepared to supply at fac
tory retail prices and at short notice. pianos from
Steinway & Sons, Peters, Cragg d Co., and other
frst-class makers. .
ORR PRIcEs-We are selling elegant, seven Octa-
vo, rosewood pianos, warranted perfect ut 1926.
Chlld & Co.'S MelOdeOns.
Ra;no the wholesale agents for the Southern coun-
trv Far these beautiful instruments we are ena-
blsd to sell melodeons at Northern prices and to
supply dealers at the regular wholesale prices
Also yuitars from Hall 4 Sons, Schmidt 4 Maui
Tilton and other fayorite makers in great variety
observation-disclosures of every description sold singly
ar in sets Violins, Accordeons Fiutinas, Carinets
F agone Baos double aD 81 1Ss
strnments and every otheryarioty Of musical mer-
chandize.
Our stock of music for piano, guitar, mslodeons.
violin, flute, harp, 6cs We believe to be the best
II at nd ard
;scas and MI the popular music of the day and il
Constantly increased by additions Of nav music from
every publisher in United States.
Instruction Books for all instruments.
fay- Music and instruction books sent by mail
postage free on receipt OF the marked price.
81 Pianos and melodeons for rent.
F5g- Old Pianos taken in part pay for new.
an, as-'59 BLACKMAR & BROTHER.
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PRINTERS INH.

FOR SALE.
A FINE No 1. Hickory, Portable Top Buggy, for
n sale. For particulars apply at this office.
Aug IS SETS
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The Old Drug and HOOK store Esta6Ii.5;

The Old Drug and Book Store Esfa6Iish-
ed in 1895,
CONTINUES to import articles Of guaranteed
~ purity and quality. Our arrangements are suoh
with the most reliable and old estahlished honses
in America that We can offer a. great Is aucements
~ any House In the South and bag our friends and
the public 70 call and examine stock and price
j. 8. EIZER.
fehl1 ~ Successor TO ]. 4 T. Green.
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FARMTNG Seeds

r AE&lWINU
lust received full assortment of the following
d seeds, viz: Lucerne, Clover, Timothy, Orchard,
Blue Grass and Herds Grass, for sale low by
Sept. Q, ,59-tf. s. P. BAILEY CO.
4 Mold PENS the best just received at
VI Sent o $50. J.B. MOREY'S.
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se5 REWARD,


ID ANYWAY from the suhscriber on Saturday
~ night last, 10th inst, near Rocky Springs,
Claiborne county, negro man black complexion,
sbout6 feet high, 24to 50 years old has ringworm
On onsoheek and two on bis neck. Heis stout built
and carpenter by trads. His name Is Dave, and
was purchased By me IN LaNrsncsburg, Tennessee
from L. n. Bently.
Said negro bad on, when he runaway, black
wool hat, tweeds or jeans pants, With the stripes
running round the legs and common cotton shirt.
He will PROBABLY attempt 10 mako his way back by
railrcad Is be was known 70 make inquiries in re-
gard 70 the y. Orleans and jackson Railrosd, and
stated that he could gst On the fright train. He
has also worked on railroads.
Twill give the above reward for his apprehension
and confinement 90 that can ret him.
Address ne ct Natchez, Aira. 81. W. BROWN.
Demoerst, Holly Spring, win please insert TO the
amount Of ~, and send bill 70 this once.
Kinds Co. Miss Sept Is ,ss--w3ts
GEORGES MISSISSIPPI REPORTS.
HsHE 9th volume Of Georges Mississippi Reports
= have Just been reeetssd, and for ale BY @. A.
Moore, and y. B. Morey q JACKSON Miss.
Vols. !, 3, 8, and6 oan Be had 81 the shove
booksellers.
Price PEI Vol, ssst he store O. IS 50 mailed.
Sept Is s5e-a.
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BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR SALE.
4 OFFER for sale my Blacksmith Shop and Wood
Il Shop in Monticello Miss, with the fixtures at
tached. ANY person desiring good situation for
BIacksmithing, or Wagon and Carriage making, re.
pairing, trimming &c., would do well to call ON me-
Terms moderate and payments easy.
July 70 '59-w3m. 10. SUTTON.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Clinton, Kinds Co. Miss.
ROAM nr 1NSrprrnrrnr


Rev. W. Hillman, A. M, Principal and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy and Ancient Lam
guages.
Emil 6enger. Professor of Vocal and Instrumental
Music and Teacher of the German Language.
Mrs. Adelia N. Hillman, Literature, Mafhamatios
Painting, Drawing, and Embroidery,
Miss. Sarah A. Thompson, English Branches.
Miss. Elizabeth r. Davis, Latin, French and Eng
lish Branches.
Miss. Jennie II. Jolls, Assistant In Music ana
Teacher Of English Branches.
Miss. Sarah A. Thompson, Governess.
This Institution offers every facility for the A.
tainment Of . thorough, systsmatic and polished
education. Its Courses Of Study are three Primary,
Preparatory and Collegiate. 10 each Or these TIE
range Of studies IL such - viii impart the most
thorough discipline and yet be Sufficiently extsn-
ded 10 meet the wants Of all.
None but the most highly educated, and sxpaP-
fenced teachers are employed.
The Musical and Ornamental Deparkmsnts ars
fully organised under experienced Teachers ana
are supplied with every appliance, necessary for
their successful maintenance.
During the present year . new and extensive
chemical and Philosophical AppArAtna besides
many Charts and Maps, have baen added 10 the
Means Of illustration before possessed By the Inse-
tute, 50 thatt not surpassed In this pArtien
lar by any similar Institution. $3.50. -
The boarding House Il kept In thoronrh reuaaF.
and is furnished with neat furniture.
Application should BE- made early ~ those who
wish 70 obtain Board In the Institute
The next session will commence Monday, OetobeR
Gath. Fer terms and other informnaion address
the Principal. ROBERT KELLS
President Of Beard u Trustees.
u. Z. BRrAHx, Secretary. Asg le ST..
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SO sogTHERN !. RI!!A!IILROAD.

EIM MA1L&OAD.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
THAHGR ct Sehedzie to take eject june 18th
~ 1859.
LsaTs vieksburg ut SO 4. u. and SPIN.
Arrive In Jsekson st sos 4. n. ana 6:z6 r. n.
Lesve Jaekson q e:i5 4. II. ana s;55P. IL.
Arrive IN Viekshurg 1t II 4. n, and $40 P. n.
Evening Train from Vicknhurg continues its trips
T., returning leaves Brandon al AM.
Passengers for Canton end others points an the
Miss. Central Read, win tAke the eysning Train.
Both Trains csnnect Ct saekson vith the New
0rfssns Cars.
Daily stags-linsffon AoItcn east % Montgomery
Ala. y. M.WADLEY,
Maye'se-H
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Total Lisbilities-$sso IS.
DIRECTORS
NATHAN u. WATERMAN, President.
Jr., a Powell, @ Seyms, d K elioxR, i p Pitkin
81 johnson, @ b Chapman, B RaHley, o D Sey-
mour, g D Phelps, New York, Il BeIden, Simsbury.
GEO D. JEWETT, Secretary.
GEORGE DREsS Hartford, Conn.,, Of Eastern
Of Western Division. DIV. BARROWS, Agent.
Sept z0se-5H. jackson, Miss.
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wOoD. WOOD. WOOD.
FOR SALE

SEVERAL thousand cords superior seasoned cord
~ wood, in or feet lengths, for sale, delivered
at the Southern Railroad Depot in this city apply
to George Fearn d Co., or to W. l.. PATTON.
July 90 '5q-tf
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE, CLINTON

KINDS COUNTY, MISS
NUMBER of Students in year Just closed, ITO.
" The Ninth College Year will commence Mon
day, October Oath, 1889.
The New brick Chapel, lilo feet long, by Sc fest
wide and three stories high is in rapid progress of
construction, and will be the largest in the State
we believe.
The Baptist State Convention, at Lexington,
Miss, 1857, raised the endowment fund up to one
hundred and two thousand eight hundred dollars.
(102,800.) With such an endowment to sustain
it, friends be confident that the Discipline will
be decided and healthfHl and the scholarship equal
to that of the most respectable colleges of the
country.
When the officers of unendowed colleges send of
students for viciousness or lazness, they take
from their pockets the amount of their tuition The
officers of Mississippi College are not SO circum-
stanced. Hence their is no temptation to tolerate
lazy boys with their low scholarship vicious
with their irregularities.
TERMS:
Tuition for the whole year of forty weeks $50 90
Contingencies, 2 90
Boarding, (including fuel, washing, room,
&C., per month, $l1 90 to Is 50
For further particulars see catalogue, or address
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MIR. P. CLISSEY, of New Orleans, respectfully
ItA informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of this
place, that he will open his DANCING SCHOOL, Mon
day September 10th, at Ladies Saloon, where he
will teach all the fashionable dances.
ke
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FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
IN had on reasonable terms, by applying at this
Office.
Also, q tract of land containing 220 acres in Co
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
June 81 '58-tf
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PIANOS PIANOS .!
HHICKERING & SONS NEW AND I'M
u proved scale Of PIANO, pronounced, by the
hast pisnisfs the Superior Piano Of the world,
adapted to the Southern climate, and at the price
thsy can be purchased of tho Chickering's.
sae 1859. J. B. M0REY.
UVXSsMAN,S IRON TIE for haling Cotton
III the cheapest tie made. For sale by
July SET. ELLIS LEBETTER.
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PRINTERS INH.
yum attention. % caifed 10 .
l. News ink, twenty five pounds in keg, which
] will sell at Is cents per pound. Not less than
key will be sold, and one need order without for
warding the cash. A. N. KIMBALL.
July '59-tf. Mississippan Office.
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New Advertisements.


T0RNFY At LAW.
CANTON, MIss1ssIrPI.
Sept 20 SLY.
Valuable keal Estate In Jackson to be dls.
posed Of immediately.--Decid
Bargains for Cash.
fgWAT eommodi0us Store and Warehouse stor-
4 les, brick building, and lot No S. State street.
Commodious Store and lot No 10, Chesapeake, and
Large story dwelling house and lot on Amite
street. near State. Small dwelling house and lot on
Pascogouls near Congress, and that fne vacant lot
No 8, square No 8, north, opposite the Christian
Church.
Apply 10 the subscriber,who will be at home dur
ing 0,tober. JAMES SMITH.
Sept 20 ,59-1m W&s-w.
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FOR SALE

HHE house and lot known as the Presbyterian
Il Parsonage will be offered for sale up to the
goth Of September, 1859. For description of the
premises, and the terms of sale, enquire of +. 5
Hunt, Samuel Lemly or J. H. Boyd. Terms liberal
Sent 6. ,59-y3w,
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New Orleans School of Me
y,,Hp pouRrH d QEHI12ee oouasr or Lee.


dlCIn6.
HNHE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF Lee
Il lures in this Institution will commence on
MONDAY, the l4th dag Of November, 1859.
A preliminary course Of Lectures will commence
on the 18th Of October, 1859, and the Professor
viii deliver daily beside Lectures.
Faculty:
E. d. FENNER, NJ D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice.
AUSTIN FLINT, NJ. d, Professor Of Clinical
Medicine, 4c &c.
SAMUEL chopin, NJ. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry.
ISAAC L. cRAwooUR. N. D., Professor Of Che
mistry, &c., 30.
ANTHONY PENSION, M. D., Professor Of Ply
HoW1kD SMITH, NJ. D., Professor Of MA.sriA
Medica.
CORNELIUS C. BEARD, N. D., Professor Of An
at0my. -
D. WARREN BRICKELL, N. D., Professor of
Obstetrics.
J. F. GRAIL, n. D., DemonstratoT Of Anatomy.
The Professors are, under the Law Of the StAta,
visiting Physicians and Surgeons TO the CHARITY
Hospital, and their great aim Is to give their pupia
the most thorough practical instruction.
For Circulars, or any Information whatever, ad-
dress, E. d. FENNER, N. D., Dean
New Orleans, 9th Aug. lS5Q-2m
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TRANSIENT AND PRIVATE BOARD
ING HOUSE.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
MIR. GEORGE W. JOHNSTON, begs
MI Iaaua To tandnr his thanks To his 1850

Corner of Iombfgbee and President streets.
50 JACKSON MLSSLSSLPPL
MIR. GEORGE W. JOHNSTON, begs
I'VE leave to tender his thanks to his ,f.ssssSsA
friends and the public generally,for the issEs
liberal patronage he has heretofore re- I'LL
ceived at there hands, and solicits con
tinuaton of the same. He aslatey added consider
able improvements to his house, which will enable
him in future to accommodate his friends in better
style, and render them liore comfortable than Tor
merly He now has ten large well hnisned ana
well furnished rooms, each having good hre-places
and being supplied with good bed-steads, beds and
bedding, besides all the other necessary furniture
fixtures and equipments to render those comfortable
who NAV call upon him, either as day boarders, by
the week or month. He is prepared also, at all
times to furnish single meals to transient
His table is furnished with the best the market
Affords and is served up in the very best style. lie
has long experience in Boarding House keeping,
and he iatters himself that as he exercises gem
eral supervision his house himself that he will
be able to give satisfaction to and render easy and
comfortable all who may favor him with call. He
recommends his house as first class Boarding
House-and trusts it viii be found SO by those who
may partonjze him. His servants are experienced,
courteous and accomodating-always at their post,
ready to assist in anticipating the wants of his
customers.
While his Accommodations are equal in every res
pect his rates of charges reasonable those
of any other Boarding House in Jackson.
Sept, 6, '59-12m.
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incorporated 1s19-.-Charter Perpetual.
Cash Capital. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 ,00O,0 900
Absolute and unimpaired, Net Surplus of $942,-
Isl r. and the prestige of 40 years and
perienee
Upwards of S12, 100000
OF losses have been paid by the Etna Insurance
Company in the past forty years. The value of re-
liable Insurance will be apparent from the following
LOSSES PAID BY THE ETNA.
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OAKLAND INSTITUTE.
An Academy for Young Ladies.
JACKSON MISSISSIPPI.
WyHE thirty-second session of this Institution,
Il will commence on the first Monday of October
1859. The same sedulous care, which has for SO
many years. given prosperity the Institution will
be continued. I. OAKLEY,
Sent 10 '5g-4w. SUSAN s. OAKLEY.
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D0TAT0ES, few barrels Just received, and
il constantly on hand full supply Of Family
groceries. [sspt. 2, '5o-tf.l 8. P. BALEY 8 co.
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Residence for Sa

Residence for sale.
ESOR sale in the city of JACKSON, Miss lot
Il eighty feet front by two hundred feet back
opposite the Christian chapel There is on said lot
dwelling with six rooms, cistern, outhouses, &c.
The lot is in good neighborhood and convenientto
the churches and business part Of the town. The
terms and conditions will be made easy and reas-
enable. Enquire Of r. A. Clark, or j. b. Clark, Of
Jackson, or the undersigned by Letter ter directed
Benton, Miss. NJ. PICKETT.
May "a, SET
VALUABLE FARM IN KINDS COUNTY
FOR SALE.
NHE most convenient pleasant and desirable -
II Hill place in Kinds county, near Raymond4
for SALE The tract contains 800 acres-400 cleared
and in q high state of cultivation.
For further Information, apply at the Gazette
Office. July 10 '59-6m.
SWAMP LAND ABOVE OVERFLOW
FOR SALE.
II Q3 ACRES of land on Bayou Pierre for
11C sale 900 acres open and in high state
of cultiyation-highly improved. A bargain viii
be given to an early purchaser. Apply to the I'M
dersigned, near Raymond, Miss. b. MILLER.
July % Sem W.
FOR SALE.
4 OFFER for sale my residence in Monticello with
Il an the apuartenances thereunto belonging
Being situated in pleasant part of the town, it is
desirable place to live. There is connected with
il surine of excellent water, and garden spot
surpassed by none Also desire to sell in connec-
ton with the above my Tan Yard, containing thir-
ty vats ell Of which are in good repair. This yard
being located about the central part of the county
and there being large scope OF surrounding coun-
try to be supplied, enjoys decided advantage.
Any person wishing to engage in the tanning BUSH
ness could not get better location. Terms reason
able. Address TIC. BLOUNT.
July 50 '59-W2m,
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FRESH BOOKS.
q LARGE cases Just opened Of Miscellaneous and
. sehool books. lsspt ., '5e-tfl J. 3. M0REY.
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BY TELEGRAPHi
Rom lie Nsp Orleans Papeys.
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A Nice Little Farm for Sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

FHE undersigned offers for sale 100 acres of land
Il lying six miles South of jackson on the Gala
tin road. One hundred acres are cleared. A toll
cradle good dwelling and out houses, and plenty
of never-failing water. There is young orchard
of select fruit, ripeniAg, une to October.
The present crop and stock will be sold with the
place if desireds
Also,-160 acres in Rankin county, in the same
township as above-ali wood land.
For further particulars apply to me on the place.
Aug. 23-w-tf. JOHN NJ. HINES.
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JACKSON H0ITSE.

HHVING leased large and commodious Ga
IL House, situated on the second square Siilltk
from the State House, near the Governors Mansion,
in the most desirable part of the city, formerly
known as the Washington House, convenient to the
New Orleans and Vicksburg Railroad, and having
thoroughly renovated said house in all its apart
ments, / am now prepared to accommodate private
and transient boarders.
Families furnished with rooms on as reasonable
terms as can be had in the city.
Persons wishing to take the cars can have their
meals at any time desired.
Members of the coming session of the Legislature
wishing to engage rooms will please address the IN
>dersigned in season to secure them.
No pains will be spared on the part of Proprietor
and lady to render the house pleasant resort for
all who may favor them with their patronage.
July Is '59-6m. W. D. KARR.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MFRS. DR.. r. WARNER is DESTROYS Of getting q
X1 School Of small Girls, and solicits the patron
age Of her friends and the citizens generally il
Jackson. July % '59-s2m.
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J. HARVEY,
Carver and Gilder.--Lookfng Glass and
Portrait Frame Manufacturer.
(Opposite the Bowman House, Jackson, Miss.)
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public, that he is now prepared to furnish
GILT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHoaoNY FRAMES,
LOOKING GLASSES, &0., &C.,
On as reasonable terms as the above articles can be
purchased anywhere. He would also call particu-
lar attention to the fact that he can re-gild old
frames, and warrant them to look as well as new.
J. HARVEY,
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EMBROIDERY.

MISS. A. CYLLENE WILLIAMS is now pre-
lx4 pared to teach this useful as well as beautiful
accomplishment, and would be pleased to have a
class Of ladies and misses to instruct in this city.
She is likewise ready to execute orders for ladies
morning dresses, cloaks, &C., and all varieties of
childrens fancy clothing. Specimens of her work
can be seen at her residence on the Street the
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