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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-20

WOOLLEN YARNS. FIannels, Hoo
w stery. &C., White, Black, Gray, and Fancy
Colored Yarn; White, Red, Blue, and \ elbow Elan
nels; Misses and Children's Cotton anu WooIlen
Hose; silk. Cashmere and Cotton Hose of every
quality; together with general assortment of Fall
Goods. Customers will do well to give me call.
WIN. X. RILEY,
anc 2"-lm cor 9Th St, Opp'U Centre Market
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FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY.


E!,re'rth street, Just ADORE PENNSYLVANIA arenue.
THE undersigned bec- leave 10 announce 10 hi-
friends and the public, and the Ladies in partic
ular. that he has just opened New Store for the
manufacture and sale of MILLTkER \ of every de
.rrpton, together with full assortment Of F.9NCF
GOODS
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchief
CTayats, Stocks, Collars. Suspenders
Porte monnaics. Card Cases. SC.
Also, choice selection Of
Sewing Silks, Threads, Cuttons
Twist Buttons. Pius, Needles. &c; in fact. al
most every article in the Millinery and Man
tuainaking line OF business in the way of
Trimming.
Al<O, fine lot OF Pertumery, such as
Extracts of various sorts Eau de Cologne
Pomades, Soaps, Hair Olls, Brushes, Combs,
Fans. &c.
n B.-1'he Millinery branch will be under the
immediate supervision OF Mr.. SHEDD. assisted by
one of the first MilHers OF the day, who will be in
readiness 10 receive all orders Cor RonuetS. Cans
Head-dresscs. &c, and execute such orders in tie
neatest manner
The undersigned will, in the course of three or
four weeks, he able TO exhibit full assortment of
Fall and Winter Style OF Millinery Goods and with
strict attention 10 business, Will not ONLY merit but
rccris" Il share of tEa patronage of the public of
Washington. WILLIAM p SHEDD
sep l2-dlw
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BROWN e. HEYL.
House and Sign Painters and Glaziers

Southwe,t corner ofSh and d streets.
( tARPENTERS, Builders, and Contractors are re-
~ specially invited to give Il call as they pass
by, as we are satisfied that we can compete with
any in the city. sep Sim
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A UCTION X ID Tho attention of the
trade and HousekeeperS is respectfully seli.ted
to the sale of Dry Goods, Millinery. Carpets. Rugs,
&c, to t'ke place at my Auc ion Rooms Tuesday.
" dnpsday. and Thursday, September 10Th, 2lst, Il
ODD. See advertisement.
n. B.-Sae positive for acrount of 'plom it may
EN-. STHATTON, AuctiOncer,
South side Penn. avenue near 10th street.
q
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ENOR THE FALL TRADE-Geaacpe,.- :
Il Betonytaqs.- STEVENS, (under Browns Hotel
has opened his usual assortment OF Gentlcmens FUR
nishing 6oods of the newest and latest inlI.or.a-
TONS and Of rich and rare stvles sep IT,
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w ANTS.

Tin and Sheet.tron Workers Want
L ea-on Hot-air Furnace work. good work
man can md steady employment and FOOD wages
Apply at ). W. THoMfsON,S Plumbing and Gas
n nun hs.aoiishment, Pennsylvania avenue Near
sep Cots.
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ALWAYS AWAKE.

1JcGRAW s JACOBS are on the q"i rire for great
VI sales at The lowest prices They would an
p'ufc. 90 the Odd Army and New Recruits. that
their NMDTit SfUCK is swiftly arriving. Every
Steamer hip, ard Schooner landing part of their
heautiful ami wei selected to"k. Call and tn.
extraordinary bargains 10 lie made at The Model
Grocery store. corner of Pennsyiyania avenue and
18th street rep l5-eolm
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MATCH STOLEN-I

g. WATCH STOLEE.-Was stolen
q from the subscriber at the Washington In
I. Urinary, on Saturday afternoon, an English
w WATCH, silver capped, made by Thomas
Tom inS, London, No All. 1T had Michael Cor
mans name engraved On the back. Watchmaker-
are requested to dstain the person Offering it for
sale MICHAEI, GORHAN
SEP lq-ct*.
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NOTICE ~ TAN-rAY ERS-Licd,tction for prompt
i y'1ymtHt.-hOtic" is hereby given that the
Taxes for the year 1858 due, and yable st
this Office Pui that deduction of eight per cent.
is allowed b. law for the current year. if paid or
before the Both instant. Il. J. R0CHS,
sep l5--cod Collector
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IN x, I'M x, INK
PRINTERS INK.

4AA&V 6&N - LANA.
DRiNTERS wanting News, Book, and Job INKS,
OF the bet quality, at the most reasonable price,,
be supplied IT the counting ROOM of the StGf
Office. where variety o. Inks and excellent Prnter's
NtRNiSH. for printing in Bronze and Gold, is al
WAYS KEPT ON HIND.
The Inks sold AT this establishment warranted
10 be EQU AL TO ANY IN MARKET, being from the
factory of Charles F.. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Give IL Trial. sep lift
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n IL f first Annual BALL of the " National
Quart WILL be given at jackson Hall. ON the
10Th of october. Particulars in future notice.
sep l5-5t-
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
L NOH' is THE TINE
30 pieces Prusan Cloth, all shades Is pieces plain,
all wool hlousselains; Silk POpl,ns; Black Alpa-
cas-; Black BOmbaZinrs; Black Silks, all widths:
Black Nett Mts; Black aud Colored Kid Gloves:
Shawls; Calicoes; Ginghams; Irish Linens; also
a well assorted stock of Bleached and Brown Do
mestcs. WIN. X. RILEY
aug 29-lm cor st,I ST., Opp'e Centre Market.
lust OPENED, new and large s,n.k Of
- Gantlemens furnishing GOODS. which l invite
the public TO call and examine whether tLey buy or
not. HOPKINS Furnishing Store. one door
from 9th street, between Browns and National Ho
tells. sep l5-1w-
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WANTED-By a young ,M,rn, late from, New
" FORK, situation in a Boarding Honse Ho-
EEL or private family, be ia fully competent of the
sed 20-1t*
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PROFESSIONAL, earn

PROFESSIONAL CARD.
hrs. F.. J. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
~ College of Surgeons, late of lsngton, London,
have taken up their residence in Washington. fur
the treatment OF
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
comprising affections of the THROAT, BRoSCHITIs
ASTHMA, CoSsUNPTIoS, and diseases of the HEART,
10 which branch OF their profession they have TO,
many years given their exclusive attention The pc
cuiarity OF the treatment employed by Drs. H., IL
that the remedies employed are administered bv In
HALATIOS in the form of vapor.
Residence and Office, 10Th street, between G. and
ii streets. sep 6-tf
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IN HORSES Fer SALE-Ten head of lar
ness and saddle Horses for sale at
BOTkLER'S Livery Stable
street, between Sth and 9th streets
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FALL. RONNETS. Let

rN FALL ROENETS, Late.t Stple. Just
IL alop"acd, at SfiEDD'S Fancy Goods 4 Mill
Il " NJ Y Store, llth street. above PENNSYLVANIA
nv nue.. The Ladies VIII find it their advantage
to cah nrforc the: purchase cisewher.
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l. just received: splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will BE- made TO order
IN the best style and On reasonable terms. by
W.MOORE.
Penn. avenue, next 10 corner 9th street.
i'm
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

fS& FOR SALE-Two Small Frame Houses two
ss,@ stories high situated street, between New
Ais@Jersey avenue and North CaritOl street. For
particulars apply to Michael Maloney on the prem
ises. They will be sold low for cash.
sep 20-It#-
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Hay! HAY! HAY :!!-3Oo Bales prime
i L TIMOTHY H.iI in store and for sale to suit,
by J. +. WHEATLEY.
aug 30-2W Water street. Georgetown.
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CHIRTS, SHIRTs--ft the req Shirt Store
- Fine Dress SHIRTS. of French ruffie, plain sud
Crimped bosom. Colo ell SHIRTS OF beautiful pat
terms Liner and cotton Night shirts. Shirts made
to order at HOPKINS. Pennsylvania avenue oDe
door from eth street, between Browns and National
Hotels. INTEL sep 15-2w
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CHEAP ROOTS & SH.IES s.

DRESS FOR SALE.-A Super ROYAL SMITH
PRESS, in cyrceIicnt order, for sale low, at the
Star Office. aug AZ
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y CHE A Il BDoTS o. tx - E -
E sSa-Ss.ohN s MckNEW on FennSy lysuis ave
- nue, opposite Str itt0n's Auction Store. have
just opened with we'll selected stock o. philsdel
rhia male BOOTS, and SiIOES.-RpmeEier the frat
Shoe Store below 10th street. Forth side.
sep 15-lwd SLOAN & McKNEW.
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SPECIAL ORDrps WAR DEP, RTMENT
No ll5 Adjuiant Generals Office
Washington, Sept. 49, 1853.
by the direction of the Secretary OF War, med
zeal board for the examination of assistant surgeons
for promotion and of applicants for appointment in
the medical staff OF the army will assemble in the
city of New York on the first day of December,
1853, or as soon thereafter as practicable.
Detail for Tie Board
Surgeon c. A. Finley.
Surgeon r. c. Wood.
Surgeon John NJ. Cuyler
Assistant Surgeon Josiah Simpson, As junior mem
her and recorder.
By order: Pie"
SCOOTER, Adjutant General
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Ccmmittcd.-John H. Gibson, who was arrested
Yesterday on the charge OF stealing the schooner
Nlri0n, from Alexandria, was sent to Jail to await
= further examination BY Justice Goddard.
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NOT1CE.-The undersigned having rented the
~ old established Wood Yard of VIM. Waught
just above his former stand tho canal. takes
pleasure in saying that he is again prepared to fur
ni'h his friends aud the public in general with all
kinds of WOOD, las usual, and at moderate prices.
ST l9-lw- WIN. MASTON.
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Geoesr n. Cutter, Esq, WIS on motion of Colonel
VI. Thompson, admitted 10 day, September ooth as
at Attorney and Councillor OF the Circuit Court Of
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Gaard Ho,rse.-JO>ephlne lone, was taken last
night for being diSOrleily in the street. She was
dismissed after paving 81 81. and receiving lecture
iron the Captain.
Persons who arrive ia this city wthOu, funds often
q 10 the Guard House for lodgings. 1t be hoped
more comfortable place will he afforded those un-
fOruuaies before the winter begins
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ti:isen's Bank, Boltimore.-iVe have bad handed
70 Us counterfeit two dollar bill upon this Bank
Aaer the words 'The Citizen. Bank are the words
of Baltimore" printed in over the lourshes, and
BADLY done. word 10 the Wise is sufficient.
Snsot vs.. GrporRion.-Tlis csse, the grounds of
TIE acton we have previously stated decided by
ine Court ins;rneting the jury that there wss 10
cause # action.
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NOTICE y All persons indebted to the late
~ firm of A. Davis & Co, Grocery, 7th street,
urgently requested to call on the unde sigEed end
make immediate settlement of their accounts, and
thereby prevent the dagr"eable ssity Of passing
them into other hands for cocrcive asures as the
business must be closed
b. MORSEL'., T ustee.
La avenue, OPT Eank Of Washington.
sep 1o-eO;nl-
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W ANIED-At Thompson's Gallery. q YOUNG
NAN OF Senteel address, TO learn the Daguer-
the art is acquired, lib raj salary will lie given
None need apply unless they can produce good test
monials as to character. &C. and are willing TO re-
tween and 8 p. m. sen Aft
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" ANTED-A COOK and WOMEN for gene
w raj work. Apply at HUNTERS Bookstore
sep 19-2t GSewsI
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
PROSPECTUS OF THE
FhUSPECTUS OF THE
LIVINGSTON GAZETTEER"

hlNOS ION GAZEl 1EEh.
The undersigned have determined to Edit and
Publish Newspaper in Kingston, Tennessee,
bearing the above title: the lst No. to be issued
on or before the 18th of April, 1854.
The paper is to be worked off with good ma
terlals, on new and fashionable type, under a
new press; and shall compare favorably, in re-
spect to SIZE workmanship and reading matter
with any sheet in the State. The prime object
of the Gazetteer will be to advocate zealously
the general internal improvements ofthe coun.
try; Agricultural and Mechanical interests, and
Education and Morality.
We will also appropriate sufficient space
Tor General Intelligence, the Arts and Sciences,
and at the same time we will not omit to furnish
such of 'eit and humor as are required to give
vitality to the reading circle.
So far as Politics are concerned when it be
comes necessary to speak out, on that subject
the Voice will be Democratic, yet, as before
stated, subjects Of a.ocal, and more practical
character will engsks our attention.
In oruer to insure a sufficient degree of inter
est to entltle our paper to public patronage, the
best pens of the county will be secured to con
tribute to our columns, on the various subjects
above enumerated. r~
Having had our attention directed to this en-
terprze by the leading citizens of our commu
nifty, and believing the same will inure to the
general interests of our County, we make this
our Introductory bow to a generous public anc
ask their cooperation and patronage.
We guarantee to subscribers that our promise
shall be fully complied with unless prevented
by the Intervention of some unforeseen prov
Dental hinderance.
TERMs-Two Dollars in advance; Two Dol
lars and fifty cents in six months; Three Dol
lars at the expiration of twelve months.
Nc money wanted until the subscriber re
ceives his paper which will be sent him weekly
N. A. PATTERSON.
JOHN A. CAMPBELL.
Kingston, Roane Co., Tenn, Dec. 4, 1853.
Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-09
COMMERCIAL.
AUGUSTA NARKET,-Dec. Z.

AUGUSTA KARKET,-Dec. Z.
Cotton.-Our market opened on Wednesday
last, with the Atlantc's adrices at hand. Since
then it has been in drooping and declining
state, and at the close of business last evening,
prices were so irregular that we cannot give
correct quotations. All grades have declined
full half cent from last weeks quotations.
Groceries.-We have slight improvement
to notice this week In our grocery markets.
Our Merchants have done fair business with
Merchants of the interior, and in filling country
orders, The stock at present on hand is good
-and well assorted.
6 BacOn.--Ihe market is well supplied, and de-
Ihand limited. We have heard Of the sale of
good Sides and Shoulders, the former at 81
cents, and the latter at 81. From stores, good
ribbed and clear sides are selling, according to
quality and quantity, at 81 to 81 cents. Re-
failing from store in small lots at 81 and 10
cents. e
Beg and Hogs.-There is good supply of
ts afff dRgi9 are S scarce and TN
demand at 5 to 6 cents. Sheep.-None in
market. f-i~~f - Hys5st rE
Lard-There is fair demand forthiS article
and the stock onhand is light By the quantity
it is selling at l2(6l2l cents. Choice is retail
ing by the keg at l3(Gl34.
Corn.-Thc stock is light, and demand good
for home wants and for export. Prices tend
upwards Sales have been reported to us of
new, on the cob, by the wagon load, at IS cents,
and of old shelled at 20 and Is cents-at the
former price, sack not included. Retailing
from stores, in small lots, 75(GSO cents. Oats
| are dull at 60 cents by the Notwithstanding
from stores at. 1905. Rye is scarce, and
held at S7Gsl. Peas some few lots have
come to hand, and are held at 70, 67(9Sl, ac-
cording to quality and quantity. ,,r
Co6ee.-Holders are very firm. We quote
Rio at ll4G0l2f cents--prihcipal sales by the
30 bags or upwards at l20l23. Fair stock
on baud. ..a
Flour.--There continues 70 be a good export
demand for this article, and our city mills are
kept busily employed, and lind ready sale. for
all they can grind at sci fof superfne in bags,
SG4 in bblS For Family 7s(0$9 per Dbl.
Country is worth s to 81, aad Denmead's 81 to
| 81,
Wheat,-There lisa good demand for wheat,
and good Red meets read sale at 75(0sl and
prime White at 81, l0(dss25 per bushel.
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LENOIR 8. GODDARD.
PHILADELPHIA, TENN,


A RE now receiving Spring and Summer Goods
IA and respectfully solicit the public generally to
call and examine their stock, believing they
able to please the tasto and fancy of all wishing to
purchase.
Our assortment, when all in, will be full and CON-
plete; in Dry Goods, We can show pretty stock at
very low prices. In them, may be found Fancy,
Black and Solid GinghaInS, (fast colors;) Bingham
Lawns Silk Tissue, Berage Delane; some fine pat
terms; Muslin Delanes; Embroidered and Figured
muslins and Jackonetts; Plain do and Bar muslins;
Lawns Edgings; Under sleeves and chimezettes,-
extra ne linen cambria hdkfs.; neck ties, fans
and parasols dress trimmings, combs, buttons and
hOseary; general assortment Of gentlemen's wear,
and many things not necessary to name, which We
think viii please.
BOnRets:-We have q fine assortment Of the lates.
J styles some very fine. 3. ssrrrr
Hdts--for men and boys, ieghorn, panama, straw,
a variety; silk, fur and chip
In Boots d Shoes--both for ladies and gents, We
can show a splendid stocks Indies kid, enameed and
goat CATERS and buskins. misses do extra ine
assortment of children Shoes, mems calf and kip
boots; calf, calf and goat shoes; all which
can sell even below former low prices, notwith-
standing the recent advance in those goods.
A small lotsof ready mado clothing, made in fine
lyle, at very low prices
Drugs Dc Medicines at least dose for all that will
come. School books ard paper. -
In the Harcicare line, we have iron, nails, cast
ings, spades, shovels grain scoops, forks, scythes
of all kinds; trace and log CHAINS axes; brass Ketts
pocket knives, knives and forks, very extra
quality; large lot of screws and butts; ride guns,
good ana cheap; lael s1- 49,
Window glass and LcnOir's spun thread; at facto-
ny prices.
Coffee, sugar and mdlasses, wholesale or fetal.
alt at river price, and almost every thing USUAL
found In stores. Having bought our goods with
cash, we think we can sell at least rs low as the
lowest, and are determined not to be undersold-
Give US call and satisfy yourselves of that.
81 LENOIR 4 GODDARD.
! Phila1elnhia Tenn Anril o 1874
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JOSEPH ANDERSON & SON.

TT AVING made arrangements for extending their
Ii business by connecting with their former trais
in the blackberry the Tennessee river, new
branch at the mouth OF Hickory creek, near Clineh
river in Knox county, about II miles north Of Lou
don, arc now receiving and offering for sale at both
stands large and well selected supplies Of
fiaH and Winter Goods together Nth Groceries
of every description. Their assortment of Dry Goods
is complete including:
Prints, -Casimeres, Ginghams, Delanes, lawns;
Muslins Embroidered, Jackonets, Shawls, Fringes
for Dress Buttons Combs, Handkerchief Neck Ties:
And in short extensive assortment Of every arti
Gle of Winter Ware both for Ladies and Gents in
clhdihg,
Bonnets latest Style, Hats for Men and Boys va
riety Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gents all Sizes
an assortment of Ready Made Clothing Drugs and
Medicines, excellent assortment of Hardware &C.
&C.. with variety too tedious to mention. 2.
We tender our thanks for former patronage and
invite the public generally to call and examined for
themselves believing that suit both in article
and price. ]. ANDERSON & SON
GOct. 14-tfl
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K. p. r..
To the Public-A Card.-A Public Invitation

to all Vho suffer Pain.
I f there is man or woman who is now suffering
L PAIN we care not what the cause may be, we
guarantee that Railways Ready Relief viii give
you and relieve you entirelys in few min
utes after using it. Gail upon the Agent whose name
you will find in this paper,and if you are suffering
any accute pain, viii warrant that
RadOays Ready Relef ,giH stop Il bsforc you leare
the store. 1t will cure Rheumatisn after all other
remedies have failed, and is the only for
Neuralgia 1t viii euresiek or nervous headache,
and stops the most painful throbs in few minutes.
1t will relieve the most distressing pains of diarrhea,
cramps spasms dc.
R.-CHILLS AND FEVER.
We guarantee that Railways Ready Relief will
this distressing plague. 1t stops the ehills
in a few minutes, and its warming, cleansing, and
invgorating influence thrills through every secre-
ton of the system.
1t should be taken internally to keep the stomach
free from acid and to neutralize the poisonous mi
asma of ague.
1t should be applied externally to stop the pain
to give renewed actions to the skin; the joints and
ligaments, the and muscles-to vivify and
fresh the senses, from stupor, sleep drowsiness
Let every individual bear this important fact in
mind--Radway's Ready Relief will check the chils
in few minutes, and stop the pain Instantly. 1t
cures Neuralgia, Rheumatic Nervous, Choleric, Pi-
arrheac Pains in few minutes It never fails in
relieving thep patient from pain. r 3w
~ For sale in Loudon by w. L.WIl1TE, Druggist.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WALDER's DAGUERREAN

Now Open at Leuty's Hoe ell.
MR.. Valdez begs leave to announce that he has
vi returned to Loudon, and his Gallery is now
open for the reception of visitors. Lockets, Kings,
Breast-pins, and all kinds of Fancy Cases on hand.
Ebefy body iHrited to call!
laas~ Having recently visited the most celebrated
Galleries of the country and received additional in
structon IN all the new improvements. Young
men wishing to engage in the art would do well to
apply Immediately. Price of Instruction and Apa-
ratus complete, SlO0. E. W, Valdez.
Loudon, Dec. 10, Aft
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TIE Presidents NessGgc.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Courier and
Enotirer gives synopsis Of t'ae pricipal head
mos of the message, from which we extract the
following: -
Upon all questions pertaining to slavery the
message repeats the sentiments of the lnaug
ural. NJ. ..s.-
- In respect to Cuba, the President deprecates
any breach Of the national faith, and expresses
his belief that the island viii, in time, be made
over to us by Spain herself, by treaty, and for
liberal equivalent. ~Sk - @A
1t is stated that the President will recommend
a reduction of the tariff to a standard which
sveIl produce revenue sufficient only to meet the
eurrent expenses of the government, and allow
ing FOR the appropriation of sum not exceeding
Sl0,00O.O00, per annum, for the redemption OF
the public debt r.t -s,f1, f.rfrs..
The message approves the plan of granting
tracts Of the public land to the States, to be
applied to the construction of rail roads.
No particular reference is be made to any one
project for the Pacific Rail Road, but 1t is SAID
that the President win express his dlsanproHai
of Off oxcent in so far as they ni4 the un
roau, ,s Of the public lands, wing S S,ntns :.
gr"S;1ed territory of the onteg ,, no silent or
orGa, ran Message. it is stated VIII W Int tht
Inc INJECT Of the Fishery qnes.,1S1 hat trea
inc correspondent IS iniornieSS onretarv q
CoulI ua agreed upon between ,!he 30 cont
y was md Mr.. Champion, ~hlch Tho ire;
2'a' about the close OF octoPer. ,,;,ns in r,
bon ,.oy;des for compromise Oh cl",a an
"a, 10 the Fisheries between the n'~ :.
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