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PROSPECTUS OF ST. JOSEPI'S FL.
MALE ACADEMY.

SULPHUR SPRINGS, MADISON Co. MISS.
FNNHlS Institution INDICTED by the Sisters Of St
Il Joseph, is situated on the Canton and Carthage
road this site having been selected account
of the peculiar healIhfuness of the location. The
buildings although not quite complete as yet, Gre
h.,weVer sufficiently large to accommodate from
thirty to forty boarders. TIE play grounds are ex-
tensive and pleasantly shaded. The course Of IN
struction comprises every branch of education,
both useful add ornamental, taught in the best
academies OF the country.
The terms of the Institution have lately been re-
duced in order to bring within the reach of larger
pumbtr OF children. the inestimable benefit OF
oil christian education Pupils of every religious
denominai lou are admitted, whine NO undue inhu
euce ever be used to bias the religious p inc
pies OF the young Ladies, viii any Ut the senol-
airs be allowed to embrace the Catholic Religion
without Il written perm ssiun trnm their pa ents.
Term>: per session of i've muuths payable 10
advahce.
Entrance (the first year only 49,. ....... IS %
Board and Tuition, bed and bedding. wash
in+ and mending- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60 90
Piano and use of Instrument ............ ~ 90
Guitar. ............,.. Is o.
French language forms extra charge
Paiutiug in Water ColOrs, Grecian and Oriental
also instruction in the making OF hair worsted
muslin flowers, torn extra charges. Books and
stationery furnished at the institution, ana
charged to Parents. arders are required /.
brig with them knife, fork, spoons, napkins, comb
etc.
WINTER UNIFORM Blue Merino dress and cape.
BlacksiK apron, dark cloth cloak white straw bon
net trimmed with red.
SUMNER UNIFORM: Pink and white dress ana
bertha cap-s, blue sasn swiss muslin veil and white
straw fat, trimmed with b ne.
The schol4 site year Commences on the first Mon
day 10 September, and ends ON the fifteenth day OIL
July.
livery three months bulletins are transmitted to
parents and gu Irdians informing them of the con-
duct, proficiency and health of their children oI
wards.
. All communications 10 he addressed to the Moth
or Superior vi St Josephs Academy.
REFERENCES: RI Rev Bishop Elder, Nathez, and
all the the Rev Clergy Of the Diocese.
n B-The stage l-srcs Mr. Psaroe's Hotel, Can
ton, Miss, for Ilphur Springs, every MUnday y,
Wednesday and Friday att NJ.
Ssnt '5q-Wtm.
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IMPROVED
- > + W | n u N A
CHIMES, unrIvalled for
Manufacturing, Pl u Ia
tlun and Family use.
SLJAt'S ELIPrI
SEN M MACHINES, n
areat aud decided i'm
proVement Oh " beeleT 4
y itsOn 5. Doing away
Hith The necessity vi leatu
er "pads" which tangle
AID waste tne thread anu
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pRlNTRR,S VNL

'HNHE attention OF Printers ,scaled 90 n stosL ng
L News lnk, twenty Ave pounds in q ker. which
will sell at Is cents per pound, Not less thar =
key viii be cold, and ased order witbou, far.
arting the cash. A. NJ KIMRRAI
wJuly '59-f. Mis- issippian Once
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE,, CLINTON
KINDS COUNTY,. MISS

mlSSs
NIUMBER Of students in year jus closed, 40.
~ The Ninth College Year will Commence Mon
day, October 9th, 1859.
The New brick Chapel, ITO feet long, by So feet
wide, and three stories high is in rapid progress of
ruetlon, and will be the largest in the State,
we believe.
Tne Baptist State Convention. at Lexington,
Miss, 1857. raised the endowment fund up TO one
hundred and two thousand eight hundred dollars
(I02 S00.Y With such an endowm mt to sustain
It, fir ends can os confident that the scIliMe will
be decided and healtht al and the scholarship equai
to that OF the most respectable Colleges of the
country.
VIII the officers of unendowed colleges send of
students for vicouSnsss or laziness, they take
lrm their packets the amount al their tuition. The
officers of Mississippi College are not so circun
staucea Hence their is n" temptation to tolerate
lazy boys with their low scholarship vicious
with their irregula1tes.
TERMS:
Tuition for the whole year OF forty weeks $50 90
Contingencies, 90
Boarding, (including fuel. washing, room,
For further particulars see eatal que, or address
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
| Presidsnt-W. JORDAN benson Vernon, Miss.
| TrsasHrer-MAJ JAMES ROACH, Vicksburg.
Rsv BENJAMIN wHITEFIELD. jackson, Miss.
! DIR. NJ. W PHILLIPS, Edwards Depot, Miss,
Col. J. W. WELLBukN, Clinton Miss.
DR. II G BLAckNAN, Vernon, Miss.
REV STEPHEN TILLMAN, Pine Bluff.
| w. J. BRIrTON, Livingston.
| Col. W. ) BALFoUR Natchez.
MEMBERS UF HE FACULTY.
| N. URNER, N. A., Duties of Presidency and
| Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
E, A. STEED, NJ. A, Professor of Languages.
| u. w. G. WILL ANS, NJ, a., Professor Of Mathe-
mates and Natural Philosophy.
]. Il YORK, B A. Tutor.
| W. ). COMPERE, Assistant in Preparatory De-
| partment.
| s. i. GRANREkRY, collecting Agent
| Number OF Studeuts,.... .............-....l ITO
/ Next Session opens. $500. october "a, 1882
| August 10 SO -s-w2w w3m.
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LAND For SALE.
COTTON PLANTATION FON SAFE.

WlsHlNG to change my business, offer tor
w sale my plantation and tract of land, lying
near the month of Fair River in Lawrence county,
Miss, consisting in part of Pearl, and IN part OF
Fair River lands The contains 1885 acres ;275
acres of which are in high tate of cultivation and
sixty or seventy acres deadeued. IL is pro1uc
tive as any land in the country. made last year
On it los bales OF cotton with IL hands, being over
bales TO the hand, with Corn, potatoes, &c, in
Obundance-the land lies level. in bOdy, aud
nearly all tllabe. TIE Improvements consist Of
good Dwelling, Gin and Press, and other necessary
out buildings, mostly new-the buildings /, Ca
ted on the bluff of Fair River beautiful stream
of pure water, Astounding in fish, with fail
ing well of excellent water in the yard. The place
is reputed, and has proved TO be very healthy,
desirable nsighbOrhood, convenient to a good
scnool and Church. 1t is miles north of Month
cello, IL miles east of Bahala Depot. Good stock
range. will sell at very low figures.
FOrfurther particulars apply TO Hubert Bowen
Brookhaven, to myself on the plantation.
W. P. BAGGETT.
Aup 10 '5Q-2m
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New Advertisements.
TO THE FARMEKS.

"E will want about fifty saw logs at the fail
w for the purpose of testing the speed and
quality Of Saw Mills, that will be On the ground
and likewise about 100 busEes or LEES will do oil
shelled corn for similar uses. The logs we would
like to have Of different timber if possible Any
one that will bring the logs tho fair grounds can
have then sawed into timber as they may desire
without toll or charge. and the corn will be ground
on tae same terms for any one who may .urnish It.
ANY one desiring to take such contract will please
address, or see the undersigned J. J. WILLIAMS.
Oct Ii '59-tf. Sec Bureau
MILLINERY AND DRESsM hING.
M KS FLCSSER would call the attention of her
1S1 old customers and Ladies of jackson and
vicinity generally, TO elegant stock of Millinery
nov receiving which will DO kept up througout the
season Rich Dress Bonnets, received regularly
from the best Emporiums of Fashion. Ladies
tom the country. would End it their interest to
examine her stock before purchasing. Drsssmaking
done in the most fashionable style. French FASH
ions received monthly direct from Paris.
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Executor,s Sale Of Land. Stock. Crnn. &c

| Executors Sale Of Land, Stock. Crop. &c
| Rl virtue of an order of the Probate Court Of
=, hlnds county, and BY virtue of the last viii oil
William Clark, deceased, will on Thursday the
18th day Of December 1859. proceed to sell on the
premises, at public auction to the highest bidder
the plantation lately occupied by said deceased
near and upon Society Ridge in Kinds County, Miss
Said plantation is situated twelve miles North OF
the City of Jackson, ten miles from CT nton, six
from Livingston and eight from Tugaloo Depot on
the New Orleans Railroad. Limekiln Greek runs
through the center Of the trao and ia not subject
t'overfow. There are eighty acres Of timber land
the remainder is cleared the whole tract embracing
twelve hundred and forty acres four hundred acres
OF creek bottom in cultivation, much of it now
bearing the fourth crop, and the residue is gently
undulating. All the cultivated land has been well
circled to protect from Wahing. There Is abun-
dance Of water for stock, and csterns and spring
water for persons. There il large orchard OF fruit
bearing apples, pears and peaches. The fences are
in good condition and young Cherokee brier
hedge is growing around q part of the farm, and
cross fences are arranged to enclose pastures. The
surrounding forest is composed of hickory and oak
growth, suited for raising hogs and the summer
range for cattle is good. There is good gin and
press also negro cabins stables, smiths shop, &C.,
de-. on the place.
The residence is one mile from the negro quarter,
and is situated on the high ridge Of land known
As SOCIETY Ridge, and about one quarter of o mile
from public road. There are four churches of
different denominations within five miles, and the
neIghborhoOd cannot be surpassed for intelligence,
morality and enterprise and the health of the re-
gion is equal to that of any State in the Union.
At the same time and place will be sold large
number OF horses, mares, mules, oxen, cows, sheep
and hogs, all reared on the place. Also several
thousand bushels of corn, crop Of fodder potatoes
pease de-. together with farming utensils iron axle
wagons &c, all new and in gooi condition.
The land will be sold the purchase money paya- |
hle One third cash, and the remainder in one and |
two years with security.
The personal estate will be sold for cash.
Oct 10 '59-E2m. r. A. CLARK Err
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Three Silver Cups as Premiums.

Three Silver Cups as Premiums.
IN ORDER to encourage home industry propose
TO give three silver cups premiums ut the next
State Fair upon the following articles made on
Wheeler & Wilson's sewing machines.
For the best gentleman's shirt. silver Cap.
Chd's fancy dress. ="
Pants for Negro wear
cOarsest CLOTH .....-. "
Any body may contend tor these premiums pro-
yided the work is done Wheeler Wilson's Ma
chines II. B. EVANS,
Sewing Machine Agent, Jackson Miss.
Sept 80, SO I'm.
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STRAYEDI

II
ANROM the subscriber in the G. 4 # Jockson, on
l. or about the eighth day Of Ss,ssmber, brown
OF black mare. branded with the letter 80" on one
shoulder her legs skinned with the traces, and
about fifteen and half hands high.
One mouse colored mare mule about fifteen and
half hands high, uery quick and lively in her
motions, spare built and gaunt, and about Eve years
old. One large bay horse about sixteen hands
high, mar Ell with a wen wart, back OF where
the girtn goes round, and white hind ieet,
ANY one returning any or all of the above stock,
or giving anO Information so can get them, will
not only have my thanks, but be literally rewarded
Sept 20 '59-f. RUSSELL WARE.
JACKSON HOUSE.
AAVlNG leased large and c,mmudious o.
IL House, situated on the second square H'.s
from the State House near the Governors Mansion.
In the most desirable part OF the city, formerly
known as the Washington II use, con Venient 10 tn
New Orleans and Vicksburg Railroad, and having
thoroughly renovated said house in all its apart
ments, l am now prepared to accommodate private
aud transient boarders.
Families furLi- he'd with rooms on as reasonable
terms can be had in the city.
Persons wishing to take the cars can have their
meals ut any time desired.
Members Of thee m n, session of the Legislature
wishing to ensag, will please address tue un-
dersIgned in season tO secure them.
No pains " os spared on the part Of Prophet
and lady to reader the hou pleasant resort Tor
all who may favor them with their patronage.
July 10 5S-em. W. ID. KARR.
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NOTICE.

o. ne Reneoe I Of the Lind Office iron, augusta to
adding, ia tie STATE Of Jfississippi.
accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled IAN act authorizing changes
in the location of land Offices" approved March Sd,
ls53 it is hereby dec AIRED and made known that the
Office for the sale Of public lands at Augusta, in
the State of Mississippi will be removed to Psuld-
said State, at ssearly period as practicable
Further notice as to the precise time OF closing
the otice at Augusta. preparatory t. its removal,
aud of its opening for bu siness at Paulding will
be given by the register and receiver for the land
district.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington
this 23d day of September, A. d. 1859.
by order of the President:
JSS. s. WILSON,
0et II-Hlv Acting O. m nf Gan Land Qaiea
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS.
4 NANCE Of Schedule to take effect June 25tl

n NHANGE Of Schedule to take eject June z5th
~ le59.
Leave Vicksburg at $50 A. u. and 3 p. n.
Arrive in jackson at Sos 4. N. and 5:45 p. NJ.
Leave jackson at 6:15 4. n. and SIS N.
Arrive in Vicksburg at II A. n, and $40 r. n.
Evening Train from yicksburg continues its trips
20 Brandon and Morton, reaching Brandon at r.
NJ. returning leaves Brandon att AN.
Passengers for Canton and others points on the
Miss Central Road, will take the evening Train.
Both Trains connect at Jackson with the New
Orleans Cars. .
Daily Stage-line from Morton east 70 Montgomery
Ala. WIN WADLEY,
0heif Engineer and Gent Superintendent
& Nav ,59-tf
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LAST CHANCE.

INHOSE wishing to advertise III Mureys' Miss, Al.
! manac 10000 copies) fer le6O, will pease
ssId Ia their advertisements very coon.
sept 80 80 J.B. MOREY
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&W0OD. WOOD. MOOD.

SEVERAL thousand cords superior seasoned cord
~ wood in or 4 feet lengths, for sale, delivered
at the Southers Railroad Depot in this city apply
to George Fearn d Co., or to W. PATTON.
July go '5g-tf.
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THE MISSISSIPPIAN.
Punch and the Devil.

Q4sston-will you prefer Seward or Doug
las for the Presidency
Anssua-(With emphasis Don't ask me
to make choice between Punch and the Devil
A. B. DILWORTH,
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PLANTATION FOR sLAE.


| LNOR SALE, plan cation in Attala 90, fv
! Il miles from French Camps, Choctaw Go. Miss.
containing twelve hundred acres Of land, LOCATED
one mile from the liae of the Great Northern X X
and twenty-eight from the Central r. K. There il
a house on the place, with FIVE rooms, new gin
house and screw; good negro cabins and plenty oil
excellent water. This tract is so situated that i
might be conveniently divided into several smaller
tracts. About 800 acres of the land recreek bot
tom and table landslide rest pine lands. The
placesis the property of Mrs. E E Miller, to whom
write at French Camps, Choctaw Co. Miss. or to j
N. Clark, Yazoo City Miss, or j. b. Clark, Jackson
Mississippi Oct ST. LIST.
Land for Sale.
YNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale on REASONABLE
terms one of the best plantations in Madis n
county 1t contains fourteen hundred and eighty
acres and is well improved about seven hundred
acres IN cultivation, mostly fresh cleared Persons
wishing to purchase first rate place would do vel
To examine, for particulars, address
w. Fl. MURFREE,
sept. %, lo29-u. Brownsville, Miss.
valuable Real Estate in Jackson to be Dis.
posed OF i'm nediateIy...Decided
B'rgainS for Cash.
WAT commodious Store and Warehouse stor-
les, brick building, and lot No IS, State street.
Commodious Store and lot No 10, Cheapshide and
Large story dwelling house and lot on Amite
street, State. Small dwelling b use and lot on
PascogouIa near Congress, and that fine vacant lot
No 6, square No 3, north, opposite the Christian
Church.
Apply to the subscriber,wh will be at home dur
ing O,tober. JAMES SMITH.
Sept 20 '59-lm w&S-w.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A FIVE No l. Hickory, Portable Top Buggy, for
n sale. For particulars apply at this Office,
Aug l6 '59-ds
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lotal heoilities-$y30 49,
DIRECTIONS.
NATHAN N. WATERMAN. President.
Stilimnu, Z Tiffany, ] w Beach. p Jewell,
IN Powell, Seyms, N Kellogg, A P Pitkin
johnson, Z Chapman. G B RaWley, o d Sey-
mour, d Phelps, New York, q Brllen, Simsbury.
orop,p GEO D. JEWETT, Secretary.
Division. JEFFEkSON FARMER. DUBUQUE, Iwoa
OF W estern Division. DIV. BARROMS, Agent.
sept zVas-3W. jackson, Miss.
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SPLENDID LANDsCAPE PAINTINGS

STLENDID LANDSN.AFE FAIN MUS
NJ American and European scenery, by ell
~ inent Painters, at BOyd's Gallery of Art,
Jackson, Mississippi. The public are invited to
call and examine these Landscapes before all are
sold. They suitable for parlors. Offices, halls,
&c In handsome gilt frames.
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MISSISSIPPI EN- TRIAL DEPOT

OF IMPROVED
FAMILY AND PL IN ALTON SEWN
CHIMES.
Over Green's Bank. Idckson, Miss.
E. F. BOYD, Agent.
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DESIRABLE Residence Fox SALE.
,HE undersigned offers tor sale hislate residence
Il in the city of Jackson, situated on State street
opposite the residence Of Col. c. >. Tarpley
l.. V. DIXON.
Apply to Fl. o. Dixon or Z. P. Russell.
10 So
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Carriage Mandatory.

Carriage Mandatory.
NORMAN PLATc & co.
I'm Capitol Street in West Jack ERI
" sou, near the Canton Depot are xxx
now fully prepared to build or repair
every thing in the Carriage line from Uaacae
Coach to a Concord Buggy. Orders for new work or
repairing, will meet with prompt attention. We
also sole proprietors of Norman Piatts improved
fanged metallic hub, which wheels we will warrant
to he more durable than the old fashioned hub
Ned Parrish will continue to supervise the IRON
work of the establishment. We keep constantly
the best of painters and trimers &c. Orders for
work solicited. All work warranted to be well
DONE July IL, SLY.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To all Stable Keepers and dealers in horses and
mules
DOARMAN'S STABLE is offered for sale on
D good terms, and Jackson is getting to be the
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 fine
business. For further inf rnatiOn apply to dar
Mech "a IS5o-Iv. F NJ ROARNAN
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HlLANhS BOOk..ouur new stock has Just
ID arrived. Sept 1850 B. M0REY.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.

nRUGS AND MEDICINES now arriving in store
~ pronounced to be purest and cheapest.
sept 80 SO J. b. MOREY.
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j. J. WILLIAMS.
NEW GAS LIGHTS !,s

DER EMPIRE CITY, one large invoice of Pure
L Chemicals, just to hand. ). d sIZkR.
June Ia SO.
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BRANDON MISSISSIPPI.
REV, WM. M JAYNE A. b.. Principal
MRS JULIA F. JAYNE ............. G"verness'
RNHIS il boarding school. The buildings Iri-
L vate property. The first session will commence
Monday 3rd Of October. One session of forty weeks
per annum Room for fifty boarders, Cistern water,
near Baughs Well Of similar properties to Coopera
Well For further information apply for circular.
REFERENCES:
AG Mayors Esq. r Lowry, Esq, Hon Jas Bennett
Hon Geo VIM Shelton, Mr. chardson, Or J
Thornton, Brandon, Miss, VIM Robt II Smith, Rev
C K Marshall. Vicksburg, Miss, Hon J shannon.
F Dantzler, Esq, PauldIng Miss, Rev J Walker,
Rev Richmond McInnis, Mr. John G Parhsm Messrs
Block Nc Alec 4 Go, and Messrs Jordan, Mimms 4
Gillaspie. New Orleans, La. Sept % '5o-w2m.
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WANTED
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.

A TEACHER to take charge Of School in the
IN neighb. rhood of B ,nton. Yazoo County. Ar
ply at this Office or to Wn. Robb. at Benton.
Sept l6 '59-3t.
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JUST RECEIVED.
ign BUSHELS Good Rye, flor seed use
1OU Oct SO. 3. p. BAILEY
WANTED.

WANTED.
A SITUATION by an experienced teacher or
"A gUverness, the same being regular grsdute Of
the Burlington (Vt.) Female Seminary unexcep-
tionable reference for ability, accomplishments and
amiabity of disposition be given, by first class
southern families.
For further information address Box No |. vieks-
burg, Mss.
INKS. DUDLEY.
REGS respectfully TO inform the ladies' Of Jack
II son, aud surrounding country that she will
open the store CORNER If Pearl State) formerly
occupied by R Rsum, on Monday the 10 of October
With sec and fashionabie stock Of Millinery and
FAsch Goods, Dress Trimmings &c.
Mrs. d. has secured the assistance of experience
ed persons for the management of the Dressmaking
and Millinery Departments of her business and
hopes by constant attention, she will continue to
merit that liberal patronage she has hitherto been
favored with. Sept 30 '59-tf.
DRESS MAKING.
M RS. N. E. MlLLIT begs leave to inform her
IVA friends that she Is now prepared to do all
kinds Of Dressmaking, at the shortest notice, and
in the most fashionable manner
Residence one duor above II. b. Evans, opposite
the Penitentiary. Sept 81 SGT.
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800 REV ARD.

'sNHE ABOVE reward will be paid for the arrest
4 and delivery of William McBeth, who escaped
from the Mississippi Penitentisry the 5th inst.
he was heard from on the road to Canton. He is
10 years old-weigh about l35 pounds. Has small
blue eyes, and dark hair, walks fast and speaks
quick, has a small face, impudent look. He will
probably make an effort to get to ltawamba county
where he was convicted. A. NJ. HARDIN,
Oct Z, '59-w4t. Sup't Mi.s. Pen'ty.
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FA>HlONABLE MlLLEN Lhl.
RS. O'SL LLIFAN has Just returned {

NN no. " SCL v AN mas just returned from
4S1 New Orleans with . handsome, and unsur-
passed assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery,
including the latest French Styles of Silk, Velvet
and fancy BOnnets, Ribbons and Headdresses, white
and drab straw bonnets, Flowers, Feathers Rouehes
&c &c. which she is prepared to sell at the lowest
prices. Oct IL '59-u2m Eagle copy
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IAyNE,s FEMALE INSTITUTE.

(,ABS AND CARRIAGES, for children this day
~ received. Iaug IS. J. B. MOREl.
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.lAnn WHITING BOOKS of best paper.
~tIOO 1000 Composition Books Of best paper,
this day received. J. B. MOREH.
may3l SO
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TN ORDER to provide for the numbers Of ueop,s
Il who will of course assemble here at the Fair an
the l4th Of November and for four days following,
would il not be we'll to have meeting of the citi.
Gems. and take some action in the matter? With.
out some concert of action many strangers from
distance in partlcular,wli De IN want OF acconoda
lions. INT bv making timely provision. and any
family accommodating all they can, there will be
room for all-including the conference and Legis
iature. This suggestion is made at the instance Of
friends in and out Of town.
Sent. 80, '59-H d. .. WILLIAMS.