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Dissolution.

ME partnership heretofore existing between GEO,
BROWN h j. u. COOKE is dissolved. The uniin-
ished business OF the firm will be attended to by
IN the Courts heretofore attended by the members of
the firm. y n C0OKP
Dec is, 1s5s-3t-535
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Notice.

INHE Insolvency of the estate Of Benz. 8.
l. Crow deed, having been suggested to
the Clerk OF the County Court of Rhea coun
ty, Tenn, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to file the same
with the Clerk Of said Court on or before the
10Th. day Of April, 1862. properly authenti.
Gated, Or TREY will he forever barred.
50. ROB'T N. GILLESPIE, Adm'r. z
Il Dec II, 1S5S-3t-524 ~ -. -
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Eclose the money to address for the Tickets mr.
dsred, on receipt Of which they will be forwarded nv
figure they may designate. ~
Thelist OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes WILDE sent
to purchasers immediately AFTER the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post ONCE, County and State.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able In fulDu4thout deduction.
All Prizes of $1,000 and under, paid Immediate
y after Prizes at the usual time
thirty days. -
All commune tions strict iyco on adenffal.
Address orders for Ticker or Certifcatesto
June +1y-506 8. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga
tW Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or At
ianta Ga, canhaye their orders lled and save time
BY addressnge Swan Co., at either Of those cities
w list OF the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each Is ent
tied TO- Will be published aftekevery drswing in the
New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston stan
dard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta Intelligencer New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch Paulding Miss Clarion,
and Little Rock (Ark.) True Democrat
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SeWee Academy.

N Dec II SIX. REEpyp
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MOUSE CREEK a -
Male and Female Academy,

MOUSE CREEK ~ ~
Male and Female Academy,
Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal. III
Miss M0LLIE II. RIGGIN, Assistant
VUlHE FOURTH SESSION Of this institution viii cor,.
Il mence on Monday, Sd January, 1859.
RATES OF TUITION, per Session of 20 ,ceeks. %
Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. s5oo
biography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo- -
sltion ana Declamation,.. ...........,,..... 400
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and the above 10 90
Latin Grammar and Reader, ..................12 90
the close OF the Session. "
Contingent fee, In advance, Dcts
boarding. in good houses convenient to the SchooI
(washing and lights extra) y week, ..........$126
No deduction for lost time except In case of proract
ed sickness. "
For Tickets apply to J. II. Sisgill, Treasurer.
Prof A. A. NEWMAN, Principal, is a gra,luate of Ma.
ryville College, East Tennessee, :
Miss MoLLIR II. RIGGIs is graduate Of Bolivar Pc.
male Academy, Madisonvlle, Tennessee.
JAMES WILSON, Sec,y OF Board
Mouse Creek, Mcsiinn CO., Dec II, 1S5s-tf534
Chancery Court at MadisonviiIc.
Thomas Stephens, Admir- Of d. F. Shelton,
deceased,
The Administrators, heirs andcreditors of D.
T. Shelton.
COMPLAINANT having suggested the in
" solvency of d. f. Shelton's estate. by
order Of Chancellor Van Dyke. presiding at
jacksonville, the creditors Of said estate are
hereby notified and required to produce and
file the evidences OF their debts with the
Clerk and Master of the Chancery Court at
jacksonville, on or before the sth day of Nav,
1859. LA COFFIN, c, 4 NJ.
Dec II, ls5s-3t-prs fee S3-534
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Notice..

ME Notes and Accounts belonging to the late firm
OF DEADERICK LOWRY, can be found by these
interested, at the office Of WILLIE LOWRY ESQ
Dec "a, 1s5S-3t-5s51 DEADERICK LOWRY
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Almonds, and Raisins.
~ Dec "a WIN. DI1RNS
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NASHVILLE
NOTE IIsr-
fCoped from the Ddily Ne,rs1
TOYS 2

a LARGE assortment, direct from Germany, lust
~ receivedb by SEH0RN H0RNSBY.
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Nsdr7y OHe TITO 70 E6ery Nine TckefsI
NGaE1a1ACe11t sChe1aa~a


$3.50 irizes, amounting to ..s3eO.ObO
Whole Tickets fo-Hdtres5- Quarters az.
circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
viii be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiyingit
Certificates of PdckdQes will be sod M M
rates, which is the risk ~.
Certificate of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets sac
10 Half i - 49,. 40
10 Quarter Z" . 90
3" 10 Elghth IN
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Notice.

Dec. "a, ls5S-tf-535,
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SUB SCRIPTION:
THREE DOLLARS. PER ANNJrM
LNVARLBAL Y IN ADVANCE
AD Y VERTISING RATES

For each square ofl0 lines Or less, the first
insertion 81 oo
For each additional insertion, per square. SO
For professional and business cards finclud-
ing paper0 not exceeding liues for IL months,
SIS.
a liberal discount made to yearly advertisers,
but their privilege will be strictly limited to their
own immediate and regular business and the
business Of an advertising firm is not considered
as including that Of its individual members.
Advertisements Published at irregular inter
vals, 81 per square for each insertion
Calls on persons to become candidates will be
inserted as other advertisements, to be paid for
Invariably in advance.
Announcing candidates for Office, $40, to be
paid for in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for
a specified time will be inserted till forbid. and
payment exacted.
Marriages and deaths are to be published as
news obituaries, tributes of respect, and funeral
invitations as other advertisements
Mss- Cards of Personal character can only
be published in this paper as advertisements, and
must be paid for IN ADVANCE, at double adj
vertising rates.
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The DEMOCRAT.

FoblieiIED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
By
EDWARD j. PUIIEN.
Offce next door to Simon 4 Ioeh,s Stnra
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THE CHILD OF AMBI7YON

saw hinrin tie glittering throng,
The gayest Of the gay:
lie murmured lighb and joyons words,
And basked in fortunes ray,
The hue of health was on his cheek,
And brightly flashed his eye,
And as looked wept alas!
That such a one should diei
Beauty and grace were written
Upon his noble brow
And intellect her charm had lent
His spirit to endow,
And bright and joyous hopes were his.
With never falling health;
And every blessing freely fell
Upon the child of wealth.
looked again, and laurel wreaths
Had crow ned the son cf fame
And many lips were murmHring
Aloud the great ones name.
He Worshipped world by honors,
Ambition vas his God
His spirit ne'er with meekress
In humble prayer had bowed.
And once again met him,
But closed that brilliant eye;
/ stood, alas! beside him,
And saw the gifted die,
And they bore him to the chnrehFard
Where weeping willows wave
But. oh, how every bitter
He filled a drunkard's grave!
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s
VOL. |.
PoYDRAs COLLEGE,.
pariaza Of P6e- Coupee,
LOUISIANA.

vTvgrr EXERCISES of this Institution Will
commence On the first Monday IN February
The course Of studies will embrace all those
usually taught in the best Colleges of orr eoail-
,rv. Everything in the course which VIII nave u
nraetcaI bearing in after life, will receive paf-e-
nlar attention. 50 hat graduates OF tbs ihslsa-
tion will be prepared to enter upon the dn'lss o.
business Life with q practical rs we'll ls q zciet-
tifc knowledge -, ,,r4,
which have hitherto followed The efforts ol el!e
nresent Superintendent, give him the fullest con-
fdanee in assuring those who may place pupils
under bis charge, tliat perfect satisfaction will De
friven. both in the advancement Of the students
and the proper attention to their necessary wants
and comfort
None but tbe most competent Professors Will be
employed as assistants.
The greatest facilities for ilnparting instFac-
stractions will be provided; such as Chemical and
Philosophical apparatus and the necessary BOOKS
for q Library.
The advantages for acquiring knowledge Of
the French language in this Institution are supe-
rir to those Of any other in the country
tIs E IT IaI -
Taition, Boarding and Washing. [per an
nurll.. Observation-Disclosures. S25D,U0
Tuition and half hoadefs Iper anEsunll 20o,oO
Tuition IN Preparatory Department, per
annun.. ..5..... 5o,oo
Tuition Id Classical Department. 1000
Entraree fee for boalylsrs only y...... 1890
gfy Payments to be made half yearly in ad-
vance.
For further information address
A. w. JACKSON, NJ. D.
j Jan. 80. 1s5sly President,-Pte Coupae, La
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INDIVIDUALITY.

i Resolved that the authority Of each
individual soul il absolute and fnal ii
deciding all questions as % what il true
Eor false IN principle, and right or wrong
ii practice Therefore, the individual,
The church, orsthe stata that attempts
10 control the OPT lions q the practice
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t0AsT PACKET HE BELLA. rszs.. I
~ DONNA, Capt w, M'Gombs. -.
leaves New Orleans every Saturday at /; o'clocEp
y for DonaldsonYille Plaquelnire, Baton Ro,re
Fsrt Hudson, Bayou Sara, 1llanaport, Fort
sa aas and all intermediate landings; returninp.
u leaves Bayou Sara every Wednesday fnorninu. a.
W y rival ct the railroad cars from HoodyiIIe,
rafflcular attention will be paid 10 The
sssus.sIng s.,sng and ianding Of passengers and way
lasagnf, af all hours, during The day md NIGHT.
HOLMES y CLAtss, Agents.
sanloy No u TcAonpi pitoulas Street
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e K.E EN- UP


IN THOS IA NIX, on the sth day of ] Jane I858.
!: q lr the woods back DC s. a. Lacotes planta-
Y sa'las 81 en Falsa River, pointa Coupee Parish:
...s, VIle ,tsRAT HORSE I5 hands high, TO or I2
AEs o,d bind il the right eye. and branded w.
" ~ .a The left shoulder.
aar years with III indstincI brand On he left
sh;ta. haslng white face the fore right foot
n,ass aili tlse hind right foot alsoMhite With
a1.a ~ We oaek occasioned hy the saddle.
Il 4 IN i !, BE- also one DARK s0RREL CREOLE
@ NJ sI,l1 " years Old star on the forehead
a'ln ,r. 1he isft lind foot white. Cd Dc, '
me owlaeas of the aboge aiscrIbea horsss. are
sske aaenl Away paying charles: osl,srWise
alice JuIy of thia Pirish. ~ - a'''' '''s Z
i. DEaIORuEIIE,
Polnts Goyree Je Ie, s. - 4 II
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TAKEN UP.

TAKEN IT r.
q On the 2oth Of March, BY the undersi gned, On
NJ. i.aeostes place, In this parish
a DUN HORSE, I5 hands high, and badly foun-
dered. No rereeptible marks.
ne owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and lake him away, other
VIE Ae wi be disposed DC according tn law
## May, *22d 1885,. EDWIN VIt4sMEs
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asls 4 lsaFAykTTE 81. uolssIsg or coMarRfr u
NEW ORLEANS
VIZ rnrchase osf ccnan iii all kinds of nlaut
aIaon suprlies saeh III roEk, Flour. Hay. Corn
nass NJ ~ Our are 2I per cent eith.
s..sa, II ass nuyfng or selling coniae ourselves
rasss Y d. nruauc husi hess and We Iepe ID
4'ssas II. s'aaTe VI public patr rsJIlas!e
q 1issah. ri y !. MeGINNIS II co.
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I TNITED STATES MAIL, cf1AsT - -. !.

4 Nas III AND BAYOU SARA PACKETS IIaEaAaSs5sF Eas5st
lhe fine Passenger Steamer, Lsure Hin Il j =
s,.sss ss.saas Mas1sr VII leave New Orleans everr
auas Msa ahn eanesslay Ior nings. .at o'clocex
nse, 1np Y. y h leaves New Orleans On FrisIav .a i
go.oek' 4. q M 90 ~ O'Clock e
Trlr is anaos aIa sa.a sser Monday Tuesday
M fsogylula. III. II u ~, 81,
uryJ ntilridga d @ Coz an. Es,as ,,as's,s 9 Ian
1an15-ly o. q sl'a ~ q " " sss
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GRA !. .A RsI
q, w ii D

sx i.iaA y IN annoafls III thsif fr;er,as a,sf
Goods. .s'As sil'iS u naFe y large stock AZ
Able. = ea1a.S ierniH and prices favor-
tssssisrT 90 1855.
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CONVENTIONS OF IsMS.

We condense from the New York
Daily Times, a report Of a 9 Free Conven.
tom at Rutland, Vermont, last week: J.
"a Curious Gathering Free Logsrs-
Spirituksts Trance lMndiums- 1bols-
tionists sAnd ~ Sorts of Queer peopze.
It was called to order by Mr.. John
Landon, a merchant in Rutland, who
made little speech, declaratory Of the
fullest degree Of freedom to any body who
chose to be ..around.o Then he added
that Committee on Nominations. had
fixed matters nicely beforehand. Their
nominations were read, and then the
Convention elected the following males
and females to perform the heavy work:
President Rev. Jason f. Walker, Of
GIens Falls, New York.
Tiee Presidents-Dr. H. Koon, Gibson
Smith, Thos Middleton, Henry G. Wright,
L. Rose Sherman, Thomas j Adams, A.
Ribbon, Mary +. sweetzer, 2. z. Clarke,
g. +. Kelley, q. B. Holden, Miss. A W
Sprague, Rev Joshua Young, Miss Sarah
A. Hurton, r. r. Fay, G. +. Hendee,
VIM Weston and Amidon Rice.
Secretaries. - IN. FL Root, A. B. Arm
strong, j. r. Frost, n. Weeks, L. CLARK.
The President made few observa-
tions Of the usual character.
Mr.. Yerrington, q gentleman connect
ed with the LlbeEator, was appointed
official reporter Of the Convention.
Letters have been received from the
Progressive Friends IN Pennsylvania,
and another Society So prodigiously
long were they, that they were instantly
laid On the table, till the sun went
down. and still repose there.
/ The platform was then produced It
consists Of fifteen resolutions, covering
I'll sorts Of subjects. The PresidenfI
read them off one by one, and then they
were laid over for reconsideration.
They are as follows:
IsDIVInUALIrY
4 Resolved that the authority Of each
soul ii absolute and ffinaI ID |
leciding all questions us 10 what is true
ii false IN principle, and rilslht or wrong
i
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. No. The new Usury Law of Pennsyl-1
Yania, as passed by the Legislature and
approved by the Governor, went into ct
feet on the 1st inst. BY this law, says
the Philadelphia Inquirer, money can be
barrowed and loaned according to the
terms agreed upon BY the parties. There There
is no restriction with regard to the rate.
THE LEyIArHAa" No MosE. .--Ille Lon
don Star Of the 29th nit, IN noticing
Queen Victoria's visit TO the LeVithan,
says
The ship is no longer to be called
The LeviatIian; she is to assume her or
iginal name-the Great Eastern. She
been registered in that name, Y illlam
Harrison MASTER
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THOMAS :. JAMESON,

M.4CHINIST and IRON FOUNDER,
Y Corner or ROYAL AND WILKE STREETS, I'll
is PREPARED to execute orders for STA
TIONARY STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
Mill Gearing, Shaiting, PuIleys and Hangers,
Pumps, Fans Slide and Hand Lathes, Drill
Presses, Wrought or Cast Railing, Columns aud
Girders, Gas or Water Pipe, and MACHINERY
OF every description. Superior CASTINGS
made TO order al short notice, and on reasonable
terms On hand, several STEAM ENGINES,
eight horse power, and eight or ten LAiHkS,
to which the attention OF those III want Is re-
ouested NH 26--ly
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JENKINS & AMBDIN, M4NLF.4C,
,D TURERS OF Sash, DOORS, SHUT,
TENS. BLINDS, aud FRAMES, keep con-
stantly OH hand large assortment OF the above
named articles, and will sell them, Quality con-
sidered,) as cheap as they can be bought IN the
United States.
a. All orders promptly attended TO. Circu-
lars Of sizes and prices furnished, on appIica-
ton. Address JENKINS q LANbDil,
cor. of Queen and Fairtax-sts, Alex, Va
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.

lIORE NEW BOOKS II Nue Laiin Die
vi ronuy-A New Latin.EngIlsh School
Lexicon, on the basis OF the Latin.German Lex
icon OF Dr. c. F. Ingersler, by q. K. Crooks. d.
d, and A. !. Schem, a. NJ, Professors OF Lam
guages in Dickinson College, price S3.
Ursula Tale OF Country Life, by the author
of Amy Herbert &c, in two vols, Sl.5O.
TIE Fhlosophy # Natural History, by William
SmelIe, with an Introduction and alterations.
intended to adapt il to the present state OF
knowledge by John Ware VI. D., 81.
The Coral IsiaHd d Tale OF the Pacific Ocean,
by Robert Michael Ballantyne, authcr OF "Hud.
sons Bay" The Young Fur Traders, &c, IN
one beautiful volume, London edition, with H.
Illustrations by the author 1928. This is the
original English edition OF Coral Island, and
is much superior TO the American editions OF
the same authors works which have the beau
tilul plates left out. Just published, and for
sale bv Tie iU1 ROBERT BELL.
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CAS.FlTTlNG ESTABLlSHMENT.-
VI WILLIAM COGAN, Practical GGS-FW0,
Fayette alley, .AIer0mdria, proposes to open
branch OF his establishment attHARLoTTEsylLLE
where, as here, he will attend 10 GAS-FlI IN'
in all It's branches. Stores, Dwellings, Churches,
Machine Shops and Public Buildings ntted up
on the most approved plans, and at reasonable
prices He is also prepared TO furnish Steam
Pipe, Steam Guages and Steam Cocks. Con
tracts will be made tor work, and fixtures OF any
kind supplied at the lowest rates.
IR ALL WORK WARRANTED. ap 2S-lY
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An establishment is projected in Paris for
the purpose OF enabling any individuals, by
the annual payment Of 70Oi. (less than 500
to enjoy all tue luxuries of social, with all
the independence of domestic life. For thIS
sun they arc to have board, lodging, clothes,
and washing; the use of library, the daily
papers, billiards, baths, and a carriage for
exercise. The whole is to be under the man
agement of acommttee chosen by themselves.
The prospectus even holds out temptation
to free admission to the theatres.
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Il EROSENE OILS, DISTILLED FROM Coal,
IN (NOT EXPLOSIVE E)-Sewed by Letters Pa
tent--1he different grades OF these celebrated
Oils suitable Tor Machinery OF all kinds, Bin
nacle and Family use, can be had OF the under
signed, also of the Wholesale Oil Dealers and
Druggists in the city OF New York, and OF the
authorized Local Agent Of the Company in
this place. AUSrENS, General Agents,
Kerosene Oil Company No. 80 Beaver ST, n. Y.
u Local Agencies granted on application as
above. Order. should specify the description OF
lamp or machinery tor which the Oil is wanted.
nv 2q-Poly
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-, THE WASHINGTON, ALEA.
6 ANDRIA, AND GEORGEIo"
STEAM Packet COMPANY.-The steamer
COLUMBIA, Capt. James Harper, vii! leave
Baltimore on Saturday, at o'clock, z. NJ. he
turning, leave Alexandria every Wednesday
morning at o'clock.
The steamer DLAMOND STATE, Capt. J.
Kerwin, will leave Baltimore every Wednesday
ats o'clock, P. NJ, and returning, leave Alexan-
dria on Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ. For freight,
apply to WHEAT 4 BRo., Agents
All way freight will be required invariably IN
advance nh 2-t
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MANASSAS GAP RAIL ROAD.
ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON R. ROAD
E44 ~ &
NLIMNER SCHEDNLE.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, the I'm inst,
J the Trains on this Road, with their Omn-
buses, will connect with the trains arriving and
departing on the Orange Road, and the Wash
ing.on Branch of the Baltimore Road
The Office of the Company In Alexandra, IS
at their Depot, corner OF St. AsaPh and Princess
streets
The office in Washington, is at the Hat and
Cap store OF Samuel Stlnemetz, corner OF Lou
isana Avenue and Seventh street, near Penn
sylvania Avenue, and Immediately opposite the
Dexter Hotel Ladies and others while waiting
will find comfortable accommodations.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Wash
ngton, in the Cars, at the following hours, VIZ
6, $40, GIG, 1919, lilo, 1910, A. NJ, and 2l0,
3l0, 40. $40, and o'clock, P. NJ.
Leave Washington at 6, S, 9, 10, II, and II
o'clock, A. NJ, and 2, 3, 4, 5, and o'clock,
P NJ.
On Sundays the II and 1910 trip will be
omitted, and the last trip will be at and Clio
respectively
An Omnibus will leave the Capitol gate on
every Wednesday evening, and the corner OF
Pennsylvania Avenue and l4th street every sa'
turday evening" at O'Clock.
Omnibuses, with an attentive Baggage Master,
will await the arrival OF the Trans IN each IlIy
In Alexandria, the Omnlbuses will stand Just
outside the Depot of the Orange Road Persons
wishing to take this line will purchase no tlck'
els on the Orange Road.
Passengers for the Orange Road from Wash
ington, will find a comfortable breakfast ready
ior them at the Long Bridge Station.
This is the quickest route between Washing
ton and Alexandria, and passengers may rely on
II cad q
a the times mentioned.
Fare between the Orange and Baltimore
s.; Asaph st. Depot 10 Baltimore DeTot25
Do do. Washington office. 20
Do do. Long Bridge Depot. 10
Light articles, or bundles, will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington, from the
Office in either place. Heavy treights will be
transported over the road, if delivered at the De-
pOtin Alexandria, or at the Long Bridge Station
le 4-d2w
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How to detect chickory in coffee. Place
teaspoonful of the coffee you suspect to be
mixed in tumbler, and like quantity OF
that you know pure in another. Pour cold
water upon the coffee and fill the tumblerS;
that which is pure will scarcely color the wa
ter, while that which is mixed with chicory
will turn it to deep red color.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

WE CALL ATTENTION To
w Fine Organdy Lawns: Jaconet Lawns
Berage Robes; Plain Berages
Grape Berages, all coIors. very cheap
a beautiful assortment OF Goods for
Travelling Dresses
Fine real Lace Collars and Sleeves
French Work Muslin aud Cambria Col
lars and Sleeves; Marseies Oor travellIng) do.
do; Cambria and Lawn Haudkerchiets; Muslin
aud Cambria Embroideries, in great yariety;
Stella Shawls and Scarls.
To the above we are every week adding large
additions OF new and desirable Goods. Recely-
ed TINS day, Lawns, Ginghams, Callcoes, Bleach
ed and Bro. Cottons Dr'ings, Lace and Silk
Mantlllas, MarselIles Tor Basques, White Firm
ges SEeerings, &C. &c.
mv3I ASHBY * WOOD.