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The Athens Pest Of the 2Jth says: "This ssc'ron
uas visited with pretty little snow STERN on Fri
day last-snd on Saturday night ne hsd heavy
frcst. The peach trees, which were generally ont
in bloom, were injured some, but net enough to en-
danger the crop as yet"
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cnmnns.. 80 Of MecalIga, q. The cr.dI.or., :. 81.

Cnmming, Admir-. Of McCalum, e. The Crsditors e o
In The rlatter Of til PETITION Of Iotn Iforiey-Iais
was an insolvent bill, for he administration Of d.
Met allums esiate, in The ChauceFy Court Of Knox.
The bill was fled prior TO the Oeobor term, 1852,
Of said court and at that term an srter vas inside,
ctirg the creditors Of the estate TO file theif
claims with the mas CT.
In December, 1852, Mrs NIeC4llum, tho widow Of
tie ntesate, lied her answer, in which she sst up
claim TO female slave, named Lucinds, aad her
infln child her separate property, derived from
her fathers estate. Her cain to the slave was
resisted, and at The April term 1856, tho Ch9ncel-
Tor decreed sg.nst her, and declared the slave be-
Ionged to the estate; in which decree she eeqUi-
sseed Afterwards at the December term, 1856,
John Marley presen cd his Petili5n. in witch he
alleges, that the slave Lucinda and her issue be-
longed &c him. under aud by yir!ue Of bill Of sale
for Lucinda, executed by D. McCallun, she intes-
tate, on The 5 h Of June, 1872. which was duly re
gistered, and Of which he exhibits a copy, Marley
was a resident Of Knox county, aud had made him
self party 10 this cause as carly as December,
1852, by petition, in which be claimed 10 be a
creditor Of the estate 0e account of different gums
Of money paid for the inteslste, and On other &c
ecu1rs. In this last petition, he excuses himself
for the delay Of four years. in asserting his claim TO
the slaves, the ground Of pending contest 10 be-
half Of the widow. her claim If sustained, was
superior to his A. the April term, 1905 the Chan
eeor dismissed Marley's petition, and ordered the
slaves to be sold for distribution am1g the credi
tors In this there is no error. Taere is nothing
in the ae, providing for the administration Of insO-
vent estates that affects the operation CT the act Of
1859, eh % Sec 4, limiting the time in which cred
ioTs are required to snake demand Of ther respee-
tive accounts, debts and claims Of any kind wat
ever" from the personal representatives Of the
tale.
The petition Of Marley is, in effect, new suit, a
'claim 10 recover the slave set u for the first time
more than four years afier The qualification Of
the administration, and the fling Of this bill. The
''elaim" was clearly barred by the at Of 1898,
the bar Of the act Of IT'S, aside.
TIE cause Of delay in presenting the claim al
lodged in the petition, is plausible, but il is Ct no
efeiency in excluding the operation Of the statute.
I The dsoree will be affirmed McKISsEE.
A true copy. Attest; C. ". NErsoy, CLERK.
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The three men named Johu Shields, Geo Will
iamsOn, and John Tom, who were arrested in Liver
poolin 1851, for numbering and throwing overheard
a fellow sailor near the Belize Gull CT McKee, and
sent va New York, TO Louisiana for trial, have
been convicted ia ths Parish Of Plaqusuines, and
san creed 70 The State Penitsntisrv for Life.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT'
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

BALEEHE ORE AND OHIO
-
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
TFyFRTINATEs Az WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore the East, and Wheeling, BcnTuod and Park
ersburg the Vest which pac it uneS with losds
eteamers &c, for and from all points in The
West Southwest AVID NOrtn"Vssts
Two trains Wheeling daily 1920 P. NJ, 12:i0 A. A.
Direct connections aTe made by t5sse trains
FOR all the Eastern Cities
This is the only rouie 10 Washington City.
Passengers by this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
Nes Ysrf ana boston, Boston alone by
other lines.
Time as q.ck and fare as low via other Route.
Inquire for tickets and Ohio Raj so2d, at
The principal Railroad Otdces in the West.
l. Z. FULLER, GENT Western Agent
J.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
W. P Smith, Master Transportation. dec6
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EOr Philaaelpaia. So York. e.
SAVANNAH AND clIARLEsToN. ,


Cabin Ps1aa1a = rtcerss =
Ezcaron Tickets, good % return I'M auarF I. ss 50
The ilsloen first cla-s s-uie-l etesaa-1Pss
KEYSTONE STATE. Capt @ J.. sit s1rfsr- and
STATE OF GB0HGfA. Capt. }. (isHvir,
Nov form Regular Lie for he North leaving ls ard
ssytu Eah sltsrnlielY, as i0licEs
The STATE OF GEORGIA from savannah lie 81 l5h znd
18th Of every menh.
The KEYsrONE STATE. foll CbaFleston The la, sob and
sofa q every month.
r safety and c1rli1r hlvI superior STATE ho., tese
ships not suTplssei b. ag the c1ss Ok ilHdltd
Niles Of this Tie Delaware Ri,er al Ba5 sss aishs
q
For Niagara Fails. the Lakes ansi
Canada.
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This Line connects Phis phl uftl TIE Glt ArthWe5ern
Railroad Route through Nairu faiis or ai1 ~ b rs
Philadelphia Through TicAets ~ith The Psge 81 sop
Pngst and points Tor sale bg is Agents.
N Savannah.
S2f. O.. "a. GhElNEB 4 CO..
Areuts as sageEnak-
T. 8. & T.G. BCDD,
AGENTS Al. Chlrie--5n.
4. HEBRON, Jr.,
fe8s7-d6m SCENT AZ 2hsielphia-
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Z
FISHER, WIRELESS q CO..
wHOLESALE GROCERs,
GemeraI coHnInissiOn and Produce
MEISC HANTS,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
I Garner eT EsrosFsl and Market Streets,
/ NASEsFEi4slE1, TENNESSEE.
/ GROCERIES.
WNTE nov receiving Of the largest and most dessae
w stuck Groceries offered 'o the trade BY aS house
=, = llds New Orleans sugar;
70 lsIrels Plantation sseiasses:
49, boxes star Candles;
80 boxes Tailoa Candles
10 barrels Crushed Sugar;
Is boxes X Cheessi
- do ED 10
900 barrels Whisky, an brands;
. casks Imported French Brandy;
I5n boxes Family soap;
I5a boxes Fresh Raisns;
Is9 Z 40 90 90
80 boxes ss Fresh Cove Oysters;
1865 bags Pine Salt
7e8 do Coarse do
3y50O0O0 Cigars. All brands;
IT'S boxes Chewing Tobacco, all grades.
With other articles to mention all of which
decia-f FISHER, WnEIEss co.
MGRRES q STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers In Foreign * Domestic Liquors,
no. IA MARKET STREET,
NASH VILE, = ENNE SSE e.
VET are now receipt large and well assorted stock Of
w Groceries, Liquors. e to which We invite the attention
Of the trade.
600 lhls Louisiana Sugar, al trades, g. .,,a...
e g g g @ Coffee ana Extra s 81
2500tags choice Baltimore Coffee;
lge 40 do Laguya do.
coo bbls choice Rel,oied desssss;
~ kegs st. Louis syruPi
l90 do La. do
TIN PLATE.
400 DO J loSI4 DO, very cheap for cash
$50 i,qxe, Star candles
3ua do 81. Louis and Men. Soaps
100 do starch;
10 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
g 90 DO Do do do s sE5ssi
100 do superior carb soda, b papers,
s2 IsS Sssoo T,s;,,. do ao'
casks Dnch 1iaider
50 do spiss
% ticrces Rice;
100 dozea Painted Buckets;
l95 do Wssiboarjs;
30 nests Tlls
100 Brocns;
59,G0i assorted Cigars;
1oUbales smoking Tobacco;
$50 bozes Tobacco, all grades VS.. Lrsnds
500 kegs pure White Lead;
o kegs shot, all sizes
80 do Bar Lead;
50 cases Mason's Backing;
5000 bags GHe Liverpool Salt.
1905 lbls Kanagha do
60 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WHISKY
DO Raw Ohio do;
800 do old Country 90:
$50 do Smiths old Reserve do;
TOO Old Bourbon dcI
SO do Rye do;
lw DO Monongahela DO;
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine;
% do A. NJ Gin
pipes Holland Gin;
s do Old Cognac Brandy;
100 cases St. Julien Clus Wine;
90 baskets Champagne extra;
1900 Brandy
800 packages Domestic E-anay;
900 barr els Cider Yineg
With many other articles for tie Grocery trade.
isnIl NORRIS & STRATTON.
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA II. r..

f,ts -as{5sss7g1 FErs - rs
- sifs 70 sS2
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
OK AND AFTER
SUNDAY, FEBRU ATY 9th, 1859,
Passenger Trai>s will as fellows:
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At 4:3O A. NJ. and > P. N.
Arrive at Chats,uoosa AT . p. NJ. and 2,45 A. N.
GOING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga ut S:45 A. ". and : Is P NJ.
Arrive AZ Nashville st 80 n. and Gao A. n.
FENtE Day PASSENGER Train from Nashville, 43e A. n,
II Maytsce NTH Shelby vile train sos A. NJ,
with Western and Atlantic r. r. ut Chattanooga at P. H.
Il = Te Night Passenger Train from Nashville, at ?. NJ
COZ meets WartIsce with Senyve trim Gle T. Nj with
NcNiunYile and Manchester L. T. TulRhoma T04 4. NJ
and Ncmphis and Charleston r. Il Stevenson at 1925 p NJ.
II The Day Passenger Train from Ch8aneOga, at e45 A. NJ
connects with Mc1uuyile aud Manchester r. 4. TuahOma
Z. aud With Selfyyie train At Nartraee at 300 r. NJ
II , The Night Passenger Train from Chattanooga al 1:la
meets vita Menpis and Charleston l., r. Stevenson 10 y
p NJ. b. ". COLE,
E.l5-tf. Superintendent,
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Manny's COmDEned Eseaper ana
Mower.

INTlTH WDUD5S AHIEEkDV ENsf5 z .s-ThH
w celebrated Machine eeeived the first premium Gard
arp MEDAL as tes combined Eraping Moving MACHINE
at m great United stes Agricultural Pair held AZ LouisFe
KY In September, 1871 The trial OF Syracuse
York in Jaly where all the pr psl Machines the UrSted
States were thoroughly tested. The committee msje herrs
through Marshal P Wilder, President United states Agricultural
Society, at Louisville, Ky.
also received award the best Reaper and as the best
Newer before separate committees appointed ~ Pres
den Of tie Davidson County Agricultural Society Nashville
in July, 1851, Of the machines IN Tern
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Machine
during the last season, every Machinei Americs
Tho above machines FOR sale by the undersigned,
b. +. cHEATHAI,
General A gent for the State
FISHER, WHEELEs & CO.,
fshg7-s6ua nashvilIe Tsur.
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the . Is praId 10 execute with the greatest propness,
an cnsts however large, which he tere in style aud
uan terms which tail 70 give saslc1on s - also pre-
farel 70 execute all manner OF
SIGN AND PAINTING, eRAiNISG AND MARhLlNS'
Having that department sud the services Of tl most expert
and experienced artists
The subscriber Noald request persons having WORK in big line to
give him call before making final Arrangements
X. T. FLEMING,
rarhs-Stf No &c, Union St. between Cherry and Summer
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MA ANIED.-sTieP Principal Of large Boarding school
w ioryoung ladies situated the Of Columbia de
sFes to employ lady in the capacity HOUSE keeper One
experience whl be preferred Peri urthe reference apply this
ONCE, fani9-tfi
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THE PENNsYLyANIA
ENTEkAE AIEsIe q A d.
THEEE 2 THiso 8, ].

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VOCAL AND INSTR UNEENTAEs MUSIC.
~ BECKER wogld respectfully announce to the pGblc OF
NASHVILLE that be hac located teacher Of the Voice, OF
PIANO. Vioneeo, Violin, Orders LETT al AcCures or Ben
Sons Music Store will be promptly attended 10. S27 -
EsspST-fs
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1859 4gft zl.y..s..sEs. I go / SDJ
Hannibal and 81. SOsCPh SEsaiITOad,
of Missouri.
tOMFLETED aud open through Mississippi to Missouri
ilyurs. miles further est and 5u miles nearer the
NEH GOLD Ggk1taEON
than RgiFCaj AuOrsns shortest quickest AID
eh.auest route o Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas,
NeBFsaSka aBea Pixies A'cak.
Trains leave uuuOal GaiIy O'Clock, A. NJ, arrival
o. te magnificent composing tie H. & 81 10 r. IL
Line wicl daily o'clock T. NJ, Whei ely
passengers Joseph II hours from 81 Louis, aid
neu Joseph ue Of hrst Passenger Packets,
Of nom AtCis0u, Le-venwOrh
City, Nebraska CITY, CoUnci, Bluus Omaha. Gaining
From 40 1 days over any other hEOute
Time from Nashville 10 st. Joseph, 60 hours
Fare from Nashville 40 81, Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga $3.50.
Baggage checked through. Meals and staeToos Packets
free freight Osest rates. EmIgraIs desiring
company stock, depend going through ny fast freight
through Tickets, (snd the only route by which ST.
Jose can by lsir0ad) FOR sale at tie n e. H. H.
and 81 amers ami all The principal Railroad Offices IN tie
United States. information address JNO H. BoWEN,
z. b. GBOAT, Gen. Ticket Agent, Zen SCENT 81 LonS.
JOSIAH liUNT, SuIit nanpihai leD%--Goh'
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NOTICE TO sEEIPPERs.

6 5s.ssss...SsE9s.szss.zsxEz1s2-:zs9
n n being t the utmost ir rtauce e proper protection Of
the Track, keep Of e q gravel and other
Iiu that freight AZ regular uniform rate OF speed
Whc can only he &C ompli.hed by running scLeiue
therefore the freight trains be On the time
ld down in tie schedule, tgL after thirty days from
this ate ht viii be received y the Nashville ClttanOo
"a Raiiload Company, a Schedule Stations gnly.
". COLE,
iau.I-tf BPG Suplt Of Transportation n & G. Z. i.
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Louisville and Nashville RaiiFOad,
EsE@ IsZa

" and after Monday, 18th, ls5s, will be
follows:
Leave Gailatin, A II. Leave dalatin n
Arrive EGgeaeld, 10 do Arrive Edseueld, do
Leave do IL do Leave do 4:3O DO
Arrive Gvllatin P NJ Arrive GallaiR 65o DO
TIE train leaving Edrefefd II A. NJ connects Gaatin
with Mail COACHES Louisville HaTtsyile and Carthage Only
ocfI7-tf r. MACLEOD, supt
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LOUISVILLE 81 NASHVILLE RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

ON and after Monday, November 10Th, 1858, Trains Willrun as
follows;
Morning Train. Evening Train.
Leaves Gallau 80 A. NJ Leaves 6allan al l00 p ID
Arrives Edgefeld : 500 40 Arrives Edseheh 80 ge
Arrives Iallatin "lSa Arrives Gallatin - 5U0 do
The leaving Galiatn at so A N, aud EdgeheIa at 10
A NJ connects Al 6srn With coaches and from Louis
Vile lie Train leaving Edgehcld at 10 A NJ. and Gailtn II
p with nail coaches 10 and hon HarsVilie aud
Carthage On che nornin Train Will be Sundays.
Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
,ssenqer will e allowed SOpounds charge will he made
Tor extra bgzage which must he paid 20 the conductor Other
articles than aggase carried IN the baggage viii be charged
Express freight be pad tie agent Of the Express
COmpS 3. - . o.,
Passengers taking their seats * Gallan ami Edgefed without
purchasing tickets, viii be charged ten cents extra
isn9g-ti ROBERT MACLEOD Superintendent.
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Consumers can deend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Ya,iey Whisky Is sold - the botieo
Wa. II. DAILY,
70 South William street, Ncw York,
;,nIo- 3ao Prourietor.
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STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, p Somerset str
I}eston. Aurii l1Ln. lsjc

WM. II. DAILY. New York
have Iasle chemical analysis Of your Aromatic Valley
Whisky, and ind pare fac FdCOTed Ee Whisky eoptain
ng matters OF kind, aud would recommend it
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
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VIZ. II. DALY-
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky received and after careful
animation find pr article, entirely free yrofa the
aiaeFGtiag tagTdts frequently used Yours respect
folly, JAMES J. HAPEs,
Analytical Chemist
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SALE or NEGROES.

flN THE FIRST OF OCTOBER my house pa
" was opened and large supply Of all *
classes of EGROB s offered for sale, ~
imported from Virginia, Maryland, and Georgia,
Afterwards, during the whole season. the supply
sr,il be kept good by the receipt of large lots OF
the CHOICEST NEGROES to be had from the
above States. Apply at ID Bafonne street, be.
tween Common and Gravier, and two squares west
from St. Charles Hotel. S
Noylo-6m WALTER L. G CAMPBELL.
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succession of Estate oFLoUlsIANA
Fl & L Washburn, decd District Court
No. 1858. PARISH OF RAPlDES.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may con-
N Germ, to show cause within ten DAYS from
the date hereof why the Tableau presented by
the Ad,inistrator s.ould not be approved and
homologated.
Clerks Oii.e, Alexandria, the 4th day Of Novem.
Der 1889
By order of the Court,
Nov. b-loa jim. RH0RER, dy., Clerk.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
{ PHLADELPHIA.5s
d Beassoteht Iastitatton astabtisdedbggpecia En-
Gommeat far tie h'cIief tire Siek and Das-
f.n.unI = ati..toI MIL EirnIcalt NH
t"'VIFt UfTI . 'f-t 70 eIf NJ tV'V''V tFtW
E05 n . m5c Disc Uses.


aoma,eat far tie Rckief tire Sex ard Dis
sressea, ei85rtcd s;A Tirplcnt ard
Epidemic DES dses.
TUE If0WARD ASSOCIATION, iu view of the
l. awful destruction Of hmmanlife, caused by Sex
ual diseases. aud the deceptions practicedupon
the unfortunate victims OF such diseases by Quacks,
several years AGO directedtheirC Consulting Surgeon
as CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to
open Dispensary for the treatment of this class
OF diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDI-
CAL ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter,
with description of their condition, (age occupa-
ton, habits oflite, &c.,l and in cases ofextreme
poverty, to Furnish Medicines free of
charge. 1t is needless to add that the Associa-
ton commands the highest Medical skill ofthe age,
and win furnish the most approved modern treat
ment, -, @
TheDirectors of the Association, in their Annual
REPORT upon the treatment ofSexual diseases, ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended the abors OF their Surgeons in
the cure of Spesmatorrh9a. Seminal Weak
ness, Gonorrua, elect, Syphilis, the vice of
0nanisn or Seli.abusc, &C., and order a
continuance Of the game plan for the ensuing
year.
The Directors, TN tevew Of the past, feel as.
.sured that thcirlabors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effort have been ofgreatbenett to the afflicted,
especially to the Young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, withrcnewed zeal, to this very
Important and much despisedeause.
An admirable report ca spermatorrhna or Semi
nal Wealiness, the yiep of 0nanism Mastmbatlon,
or selfsbusc, and Other diseases Of the sexual Or
guns, BY tie Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin sealed enyeope) FREE OF CHARGE OH
receip oftwo stamps for postage. Other Reports
and Tracks on the nature and treatment of sexual
diseases, diet &c. are constantly being published
for gratuitous distribution, and will be sent to the
afflicted. Some ofthe new remedies md methods
OF treatment discovered during the last year. are of
great value
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. ]. Skill
LIN lIQUGHT0N, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
e EzRA D. HEARTWELL,
GEO. FAlRcnbia Secretary. President.
Sep21-Iy
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NOTICE.

ITHEREASmy vile Mary Jane Lincecum has left
w my house and protection without any cause
or provocation whatever, and positively refuses to
return although properly advised and persuaded
thereto.
Now therefore this Is to notify all persons not to
give any credit my account, will in no man
ner be responsible therefor.
Nov. LIST, 1850. TECUMSEH G. LINCECUI.
Nov, b=3tx
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FA@SM a nj MS
II o " II o. o. PS A NDs TIE
FOR COTTON ElAE.ES.

Price 6 cents per ponnd-23 PER ceas, less Mah
Rors.
Ny enc considering the advantages ef Iron
II over Rope as u material forbinding cotton bales
II will be surprised that 1t has not been adopted
long since. In It's security against lire there is an
overwhelming reason for its adoption
The Presses in the Seaport Cities have been the
main causeof its not being generally adopted but,
now that objection is removed generally, aud the
Orleans Press the largest in N. o., give it the pre-
ference over rope. The Fassmann Iron Hoop aud
Tie is the improvement Of one of the proprietors,
and is adopted from the fact that it is found after
long experiment, to combine the greatest merits in
simpEcity and facility Of application OF any zone
yet made. tits soprepared as to requlreno change
fcy accomplishing. Thus obviating the only re-
naming difficulty at the sea board cities.
The hoops are sent of any length from eight to
ten feet and full guarantee given thatneither the
Ties nor Hoops shall break. And further, that all
cotton bound in them shall be received On the same
terms, at the Orleans Press as rope bound cotton.
The weight per bale is about the same as Rope,
OF one pound more or less.
To show the opinion Ship Masters have Off, We
give the following, among numerous conlnenda-
tons we have:
The undersigned masters of vessels having had
cotton compassionate Fassnlanns new Iron Hoops
and Ties, hereby recommend the same. The bales
being well compressed and the buttons Or hoops
never break when thrown Gown in the Ships hold
or wien slowed!
L. L. eondey, Capt. Ship. Noses Davenport,
A, Robinson, Madras,
James Tomas, ( Henry,
A. Talbot, Hafeaseeket,
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A CA RD

Mrs. BENEFIT would invite the citizens Of Al
LII exandria aud vicinity to call at her ROOM No.
10, Fulton House, and examine her Oil Paintings,
Wax Flowers, and Hair Flowers. She will put up
elegant Boquets for Parlor Ornaments; also, Bri-
dbl Wreaths, and Party Head Dresses. Her Hair
Work is . beautiful method Of preserving family
heir, and also very fRc head dresses Of hair. BY
way Of reference abe will meutiona few Of her pa
irons at her former places ofresidence, LackPort
and Niagara Falls, h. r.,
Dr.. Gould and Indy, Mr.. Lnmont ard Lady,; Mr..
Buck and Lady, Rev n. Shell and lady Messrs.
Crysiet 4 Rreyioslc. Merchants and others.
sss- MRS. BENNETT will give instructions IN
the Art. Aosl II
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Copper Steam Sugar Train
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN

/ Evaporating Pans with Copper Worms i, each each
Copper CURLING and Tfoughs, with Brass rs syrup
supply Cock, / q Brass Steam Cock in eaehs and
3 inch Discharge Cocks in each with 3 inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con-
dense Pipe and Condensors, aH complete 10. the
sun, Of Eighteen Hundred Dollars 1890 oe.9 VI
They are the same id every particulars those
now in use on Plantations Of S O. Nelson Esq, Of
St. Marys, Gen. 4. g, Camp, Of IberyiAe, and
others; they willmake from % to 21lIiossheads
Of Sugar every "a houss; are made Of best mate.
rial and manner Of orkmsnship and viii be fully
guaranteed.
20 Please address 4
DaNIET, E1asSy a rs,
2s, so, SO New Leyee, New Orleans.
Aug. II, lS5s-3m
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NDTICE-All persons having claims against the
In Estate Of the late Richard e. Bloxom, will pre-
sent them for registration, duly authenticated, to
Gwinn Harris, Atty. A. BLoA0M.
Aleyandria. Oct 26th, 1859. Executrix.
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1t open the entire year, day and evening It's,
object is fit persons, in the shortest time and at
the least expense, for business. Persons from l3
to 10 years OF age attend. 4.
N. Merchants apply here Coz Clerks and Book
Keepers. There are probably nst less than two.
thousand Of the former stutents IN s.siness houses
in this city There are able Professors fsr each
branch Students can begin at amy time and OLE
any branch they may desire, and have tic right tor
attend until popfect. 81
Board chi, !e8had' with the Professors or ether
good families, speaking English, French, Spanish.
or German, nj from Sd to 81 porgweek.
speeil attention will be paid to placing st,vSentS
whepe they will have the care and attention Of
home:
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to visit the
College and Judse ter themselves.
Catalogues, etr., sent to all who desire them.