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mi. Univ wonderful prerentius and cure Of Feve
and Ayue and bilious Fevers will be seat bJ mall
post PAID on receipt Of one dollar Alse for sale a.
sll rsspestable druggists and Country stores;
Principal Depot and nanuiacsory lo2 ma,n ~,
Richmond Va. branca. ssnes I-A = = -,
July is 'sO-vIy. JOHN WILcUA 8. z ".
vicksburg aud Yazo0 River Y. 2. NAH
Packet t.fsRINCE.s,
). s. BurLrr. Master I. =. BASKET, Clerk.
EAvES vicksburg from and
n after this date, every Monday
Evening" after the arrivef Of 81 p
n. train Of Cars, and Steamer Natchez for Green
wood. and I'll intermediates landings On the AGO
and TaIiahatchis Rivers. Aug y ee-s-wlm. {.
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Plantation for Sale.

FIantatlOn Tor Sale.
OFFER my place for sale, one mile from Sharon,
Il containing eight hundred and fifty acres, i've
hundred acres in cultivation, improvements SUBJ
stantial and convenient.
Dwelling, four good brick ehimneys, six rooms,
fire places in all, two good cistsrns, in the yard
wells in the field, gin mill and crusher, dwelling,
mile from Colleges, male and female, at Sharon.
will sell low, for cash, or time, of one two
payments third in hand, the balance in
two equal annual payments.
N. G. ROUSSEAU, Sharon,
Sept IL '69-w2m. Madison Co.. Mss
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sUMMERVILLE INSTITUTE. =


BOARDING SCHOOL FOR B0Ys AND YOUNG MEN.
s.lea ,StRmerpiite, Nozabee County, HISS.
FHNHE seventh annual term of this popular Male
i School will begin on Monday, the lst Of 0cto-
Der, next. This School is provided with thirty
four comfortable bedrooms, three recitation rooms
good library, good apparatus, fixtures, &C.; and is
the best disciplined School in the Southern States
We caliattention to the following particulars;
We take no day scholars; teach mono but boar
ders. We have servants TO brings students water
and make them q fire before they fise. We treat
students as if they were at home. We have pri.
yate rooms for our students tostudy in. We have
but two boys IN q room. We have always nearly
twice as many applications rs we can accommodate
We are al Southern born and educated.
For catalogues containing particulars, address
the Principal, at Gholson, Mississippi. Ssa'iFF.
TERMS For Board, Tuition, Washing, 10 { half
In adFance,) 49, S2Iltl m
Sss ~ s. THuS. S. GATHRraHT. q
- - - 3 s 80 8 Principal and Propritor
Eslsrsaees -cioy. j. ]. Pettls, 81. I. As ban
ard and Z. Barksdaie. May Il 90 4 oct lst.
Situation as Teacher lVs1sSed.
RY = Lady who has had rsueh expsrience a 4
- Teacher IN Mississippi, and can give the
best testimonials e p qualification IL. Address
II care e hississiPpisn once, Jackson.
49,
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NOTICE.

jackson, Miss. Sept 9TH 1850.
ENR0M and after the 10th day of October, 1860,
II at 9 o'clock, 4. NJ, applications can be made
at this Office for w quarter Sec. IL, T. n, RI,
z. 10: BELL, Register.
Sent 70 '6O-w4t RIA CLARK Receiver
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nov. IS. SO. PATTON 9 RARFIEI.p.

wIChERt HOUSE AT SUMMIT, MISS.
HNHE undersigned having leased of The proprie.
Il tor. for Eve years, the property heretofore
known as the summit Hotel, opposite the Depots.
has thoroughly furnished the sams with new furni-
commodate about sevsnty-fvo persons. His ser-
wants are experienced in their Vocation attentive
and polite. His table Is at all times rnshod with
the most savory viands, WHICH IaErlyerssaf ~
adjacent country, and thatof New Orleans Affords.
The travelling public are invited 70 call and Judge
I for themselves. E.G. NICkEk-
sammit, March 50 Soft.
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gy Gte Gelegraplr.
From the Ne,O Orleans Papers
Latter from Enrope

ST. JoHNs, n. F., Sept. s.--Ths steamship
City of Washington, from Liverpool on the
29th ult, and Queenstown on the Both,
which passed Cape Race yesterday afternoon,
brings highly important and interesting polit-
zeal news from Europe; also the following ad-
ditional commercial items:
E ;s LIVERPOOL COTTON MRKET.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3o-Of the 25,ooo bales
OF cotton sold during the three past business
days, including Wednesday, 5000 were taken
by Spectators and for export.
The sales to-day amounted to about 5000
bales. OF this quantity 1900 were taken by
spectators and exporters.
Ihemarket generally closed quiet
There is no change of any consequence in
prices.
MANCHESTER TRADE.
L1vERrooL, Aug. So.-Manehester advices
continue to be favorable
The market closed quiet and steady.
The demand<fo cloths was less active, and
prices We're somewhat weaker.
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Jackson Female Institute.
NNHE Exercises of the JACKSON FRMALE INsTT-
Il TUTE will be resumed on the LIST Monday in
October Prof. j. G., and Mrs. ]. C. Keeney, Princi-
pals aided by an able and full corps of experienced
teachers. For particulars, apply for Circular.
July 10 '0O-s& On
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FOR SALE.

Valuable Property for Sale.
A HOUSE and Lot IN this city. great bar
n gain will be given, call on
Feb 28'60-tf. 7. F. OWEN. :
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MOUNT HERMoN FEMALE INsTI

TUTE.
NEAR CLINTON, MISS.
THE fifth annual session of the above named In
i stitute viii commence on Monday, the gath Of
September, 1860.
Faculty.
T G RICE NJ. A, President, Professor of Mathemat-
les, Ancient Languages aud Natural Sciences.
L HAAPEf, Professor of Vocal and Instrumental
Music.
NINE NJ E julius, Teacher of French and orna-
mental Branches.
Miss A Johnson, Teacher of English Branches.
Mss RICE, Superintendent OF Boarding House.
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Une-haIt OF the eXpences Payable at the Opening
of the session-the balance at the close. All ex-
penses charged from the time the pupil enters un-
til the close of the session. except in cases of pro-
tracted illness.
Extract from the Minutes Of the kcecatire Board
of Trustees.
Resolced, That the Board of Trustees still have
undiminirhed confidence in President Rice and his
associate Teachers and thatwe do honestly and with
pleasure recommend the school to public patronage
REV FORD,
j B GRAVES, Executive
] j BIRDS0SG, Committee.
X SMITH,
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BROWNSVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE


LOCATED IN THE TOWN OF BRowEsvIILE,
KINDS COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
sTHyHE Trustees of this Iretitq 49,
tho frat an nuai session of forty weeks, TO com
msnce on Monday tho Gath of September, 1907,
,,n,Ier charge of the following
Faculty:
n Fl. CATERS, President and Professor OF Langua-s
res and Bellies Lettres
JAS. T. HICKS, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Natural Sciences. -z+t
C. o. HELwIG, NJ. D., Professor of Music.
]. b. RoBERrsoN, and Miss. EMMA CATERS, Instruc-
tors in the Primary Department.
Terms
Tuition in Primary Department for ses-
sion Of forty weeks. .......-......s.... 30 90
Freshman and Sophomore Classes. .,..... 40 90
senior ana Junlor.'.s ..,...-. ..ss'.A..-.' 0O w
Music on Plano.. ..,,..............-.. ~ W
Use OF Instrument. .........--.-.-. ~ w
Painting, Drawing, Fancy Needle work, de-, at the
usual prices for such accomplishments. e.
Board can be procured in gsnteel private fami-
lies at twelve dollars per month, including fuel,
lights, &c.
This Institution is just established under fat
,tering promises with as able Faculty as can be
found in the country. The Trustees purpose ma
king it second. to no similar Institution.
g. j. HULME;
President Of the Board of Trustees.
]. D. MpCoNEELI, Secretary. 4.s sA@E e
Aug 81 '60-w2m. s34
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MRS. DUDLEY & MISS. BLACK.
DEG leave TO inform tho Ladies Of jackson -,
- and surrounding country, that they are a ID
receiving at their store on the cerner Of State-<
and Pearl streets, their
Spring aud Summer Stock oil Millinery.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
3. FANCY GOODS, ~
EMBR0IDERIES.
Al Ribbons, Flowers; Wreaths and Head dress-
INK es, Chip, Grape, Lace, Pamela, Leghorn
- and Straw Bonnetfss together with an ar
sortment Of seasonahle goods, which they viii sell
on the most liberal terms. The Lalies are invited
to call and examine our stock. Special attention
peid 10 Dressmakinc. april 'bO--s&w =.
MISS. Rsports--only two complete 80.
NI Avg s 80 JBMqzEK.
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yewelry! JeweIry !

have the best assortment of new jsweiry, 7 HAYS
J ever had ut this season Of the year, and invite
purchasers to exanine the styles Or Kings.
juno %, 90. JB E0REY.
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STATIogERY. Of al kinds just received ~
~ junezs 50 ], B. SIzkR.
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. WALTER HILLMAN,s
Principal and Professor of Mental and Moral
EMIL MENGER,
Professor of Vocal and Instrumental Music and
Teacher of the German Language.
Mrs. ADELIA NJ. HILLMAN,
Assistant in Music and Teacher of English Litera-
ture, Higher Algebra, and Oil Painting.
MISS. JENNIE H. J0LLS,
Assistant in Music. and Teacher of Botany,
Drawing and Embroid ~.
Miss. SARAH A. THOMPSON,
English Branches.
MISS. HANNAH W. PAYS0S,
Latin, French, and English Branches.
Miss SALLlE Z WISE,
English Branches.
MISS. SARAH A. THOMPSON, Governess.
FHNHIS Institution was established to remove the
4 necessity which compelled parents to send
their daughters to distant States, in order to find
schools of n grade sufficiently high to meet their
wants. For securing this end every facility has
here been provided.
The Courses of Study are three, Primary, Prepare
atory and Collegiate. To each of these the range
of studies is such as will mpaft the most thorough
discipline and yet be sufficiently extended to meet
the wants of all.
In the selection Of Teachers, regard is paid to
their experience as well as Education. None are
employed but such have in other positions shown
themselves thoroughly efficient.
The Musical and Ornamental Departments are
fully organized under experienced Teachers and
are supplied with every appliance necessary for
their successful maintenance.
A new and Extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus, besides numerous Charts and Maps,
and other Means of illustration possessed by the
Institute. Each year additions are made, so that,
though its means of illustrating the different
Sciences are not now surpassed by any similar in
stitution, they are becoming continually more
tended.
Connected with the Institute is hourishing Lit
erary Society, possessing Library of several hun
dred voumus of choice standard works accessible
to all its members.
The boarding House is kept constantly in good
repair, is furnished with neat furniture, and prov
ded with all necessary means to make its occupants
comfortable.
Application should be made early by those VINO
wish to obtain Board in the Institute as the num-
Der received is closely limited For those who pre-
fer boarding in private families or cannot obtain
it in the Institute, arrangements made that
they can be accommodated neal to the Institute
Us to be under the watch-carc of its Teachers.
The next session will commence Monday, October
ed. For terms and other information address
the Principal. ROBERT kELLS,
President of Board of TrUsteeS
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HOOL MOTTO

MoTHERsHEAD & BROWNE, having secured
I'VE suitabierooms, will reopen their male school
on the first Monday in October next.
.~ Terms:
The common English branches (per month y. .s5 90
Greek, Latin, Geometry, or AlgobTa.. so
Fuel for first session ......-. 90
Payment invariably half in advance, and no de-
duction except in casea of protracted illness.
Aug 8 '60-s-w If.
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100000 FEET OF LUMBER FOR

SALE. e
& TILLMAE and s. w. Taylor are running
-. irst-class SAW-MlLL at Bahala station,
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road, where they now have fine stock Of DRY
LUMBER and are prepared to fla and furnish or
ders at the shortest possible notice, at the usual
rates on the line OF the railroad.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
TILLMAN & TAYLOR.
Mr. r. r. Bate Is our authorized agent at
jackson, whose orders will be promptly attended
to at all times.
Bahala, Copiah county, Miss, August l, 1860.
s-w3m
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81 WATCHES.
RgoT ELS

81 sPECTACLES
@n@ Noels patent Spectacles, superior
to al others call and examine.
March 80 .so-1y. C.L. y0EGELE.
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Plantation for Sale.
wasI,inr,on Couutv Ianhs for SaIa.

Washington County Lands for Sale.
4 AN disposed to sell my valuable tract of Land,
i on Sunhower River in Washington County,
numbers are:--N E u, Section 20, Township Is,
Range 5, w all of Section 30, n Il, Section 81,
and n u, Section %, all Township Is, Range 4,
west, containing 40 acres, lying or two miles
east of tho river adjoining the original entries Of
the Cranes and General Downing. For further
information and terms apply TO the Hon. Madison
McAfse aud Hon. NJ. D. Haynes, State Treasurer at
the Capitol.
June p '6ff--wtf POWHATAN ELLIS.
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GENUINE MARTIN GUITARS
Also guitars from Hail q Sons, Schmidt 4 Maui,
Tilton and other fayorite makers in great variety
and of every price.
We have now the largest and most complete stock
Of sheet music, musical instruments and musical
merchandise in the South. -
Our stock Of music for piano, guitar, melodeon,
violin, flute, harp, 3D., We believe to DO the best
selected in the South It embraces all the standard
pieces and all he popular music Of the day and Il
constantly increased by additions Of new music
from every publisher in the United States.
Instruction books for alt Instruments
Music and Instruction books sent by mail postaxs
free on receipt Of the marked price, gzs - II
Also Guitars, from $3.50 to SIS; Flutes, from
81 so to $50; Yiolins, from SIS to $500. Violin
and Guitar Strings. PATTON & BARFIEID.
Nov '59-tf. =
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FOR SALE!!

FUR SALE! =!
FHNHE HouEe-and Lots Number three and four,
situated on West side of Main street, second
house below the jackson Depot, will be offered at
private sale. Those desiring the particulars terms
Of sale, &c :. can learn them by calling upon
aug IA '60-lt. ELLEN MILLS.
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KERH keeps TIE best assortment of Powder
IA he : eaps, and Gu4Hadding. April 1900.
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Faculty of Instruction.
Teacher Of Natural Science.
Teacher of Ethics and English Literature
A Teacher of Math. and English Branches.
A Teacher Of Latin and Greek.
A Teacher of French and Ornamental Work.
A Teacher of German.
A Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
A Teacher Of Instrumental and Vocal Music.
Teacher of Guitar.
An Assistant Teacher of Music.
Terms
Per Scholastic Year OF nine months. payable one
In advanaa-tha he StI. ~ Eakr,t
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STATEMENT
STATEMENT
OF the Condition OF the Kew YORK LGr n
g INSURANCE Company, on the first
day of July, 1850, made in Coyi-
formity with the Laws of Mis-

/
OF the Condition Of the rev YORK LLr "a.
day of July, 1850, made in Com
formity with the Laws of Mis-
The New York Life Insurance Company, No. 1l2
and la, Broadway, New York.
No Capital Stock.
ASSETS.
Cash on hand SZ,203 ~
the Company -. s2,45o SO
Bonds owned by the company at I per-
cent interest, secured by FIRST Mortga
ges on real estate .62e, l8a BY
Premium Notes at 6 and per cent in
terest secured by policies. .7S2, ESQ 81
Balance due the Company for premiums
in hands of Agents ............... %, 697 81
Quarterly and semi-annual premiums
due, subsequent to LIST of July. ..... 20,550 IS
Loans drawing per cent interest, Sc
cured by stocks. $500 30
Interest accrued up to July lst 1867. 1854 4S
Rents do do & do do >. l,s09 43
Delaware hudson can'lstOek:@22, 400 24s58 70
Metropolitan Bank stock. ,00g 1892 90
Shoe Leather bank stock 10000 1lGl5 90
Merchants bank stock. 1000 1883 a.
American Exchange bank stock. 10000 1925 "a
Bank of America bank stock -. l., 500 1880 II
Bank of the RepablIe stock. :. $500 l,800 II
N \ Central Park Loan $4,000 5,233 IS
WATERFOWL, Rome r Il Bonds. $4,000 2l,800 IS
Albany City Water Bonds 80. SO, 900 $4,000 90
Hudson River Bonds. $500 $500 IS
New York Central Bonds...... 5000 1929 80
United States per cent stock of
Is74.................... 80, 600 81 ,202 so |
Q. S. Treasury Notes ........ 10000 10000 80 |
sl,sss,s "a
liabilities.
No liabilities, due or not due to Banks.
No losses adjusted and due ....... /
Losses adjusted and not due. 81, 500 90 |
Losses unadjusted and in suspense await
ing further proof. -. 5000 90
Losses resisted believed to be fraudulent
or unjust. 1000 90
Accumulated dividend interest. So COL 90
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House in the South, among which we enumerate.
Grand, Parlor Grand, Square and Upright Pianos
from the well-known factories of Gilbert & Co.,
W Vose, VIM Knabe & Co.; Hays & Co.; Stodart,
Raven, Bacon Co., Hallet, Davis Co, Chicken
ing, Sc. dausen, Num- Clark, and other ceebra-
ted makers.
Persons at a distance wishing to purchase Pianos
are invited TO write to us, stating the qualities Of
tone they prefer, the style furniture, plain or
richly finished, and the amount they are disposed
to pay for an iustru emit, and will send them by
return mail fall information in regard to the kind
Of Piano, which We will guarantee to suit them.
During the past four years, we have sold over two
hundred Pianos, with the express understanding
thatif any one that we had recommended did not
give entire satisfaction, it might be returned and
exchanged, and we have never yet failed to please
perfectly.
- Old Pianos taken in exchange. Pianos and
other instruments tuned and repaired by the best
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.g,Tss,r53 ~ ROT Ill Els
NEW AND IMPROVED HAIR D Pc.
yNIARaANTED the best dye now in use. Just
d TsssiVea aDa Ha ID IhYsoN. cap;.ol II.
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"A diIl iOA-S1AS@
7 is one mile from Jackson, on tho Railroad to
Il Brandon. Vel improved shout one hundred
acres in-enitiEatfon; good garden; large guam
City of every kind of fruit; about four hundred
acres in the tract plenty of wood for the jackson
market. The terms viii be accommodating to the
purchaser. March 10 '60-tf. Ell. MAYES.
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JACKSON FEMALE INSTITUTE

PROF. MRS. J. G. KEENEY, Principals.
FnNHE next session of this School will begin the
Il first Monday in October, and continue nine
manths
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EnR SALE.

FOR SALE.
A FIRST-RATE Blacksmith. Apply at this
N Once. May % '60-tf.
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Oxford. July Is. 1s60-tf. - : - '--0 ~"
N. c. MILITARY TNsTTTUTE.

N. c. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA.
VfHE Third Session of this Institute will begin
4 on the first of October next. Applications for
admission, and further particulars should be ad-
dressed to MAJ. d. H. HILL.
Aug IA '60-w2m.
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
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From the Enterprise Ne,os.
The Speaking.

j. D. srDDos, seey.
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aYTTHTCH gnd JeweIry repairing, by the best
w and most faithful workmen I hste ever had
IN my employ. Work fully guaranteed. -
jay II 90: 81 :. q. p hpREy,
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5 i. n2lies and Gents. Gold tvatches.
uTIsaING Co reduce my stock before going
w NORTH, will give bargains. b .ss
ha June 20. 90. J.. b MOREY.
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saez IRON TIES.
Celebrated Iron Tie--the cheapest
and bsst tie for Cotton, always on hand At
anr IS 40 SIN ROBINSON, WINDLE X & co.
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i .TIJST5RECEIVED.
ION BARRELS Of Corn, 100 hbis Of Rye, 100
OUU bbls 81 wheat, 200 bbls Of Oats, constant-
Y on p band "a b ROBINSON wfEDLEY i CO.
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complete, and bis friends are more than salts
ned with bis effort It this place.
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DENTAL NOTICE

4 For any IafthoF InfnI ton, address .
y. ID. FENEER, Dean Of the Faculty.
aug Al '6o-wsts No. s Carondelet street,,
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