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WHEN n TIL T. COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies and Gentlem lose one %. heir
greatest natural attractOns-a fine head of haif-lt
becomes a matter OF serious Importance, and the
question rs W hat shall do to stop the hair from
lalhS on, anu restore It's vIgOr and beauty In re-
Ply To- THIS query, We beg 10 saw. try DIX. HARRIS
HAiK PROMOTER AMI IMPROVER. A few
applications Will stop the hair falling brea king,
remove daGdrud, keep the ,cap clean and white.
and lmpart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty years, the
continued use Of IL two months will insure Won a
luIurian head of hair. Call and get bottle, ard If
NOT satisfied alter the second application, return it
and get the price paid
Ask for DIR. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold in X richmond by w. PETERSEN, Drug
gist, corner Main ard 18th. and Main and w all sts,
and in Washington city 10y n. ID: GILMAN. Drug
glst. Browns Hotel Building. Pa avenue, and D.
h. CLARK, Druggist, corner "a street and Pa
0venne. lY
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NOTICE TO MEMBERs OF coNsREss .-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness aud dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for 200 copies Of sixteen page speech, one cent
and a half each
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RJISS T.. l.. WILLIAMS,
lV THE
WELSH GHTINGALE,
will give a series Of highly her amusing
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS,
IN this City, at the
PHILHAR hONIC HALL,
Commencing
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 7th. 1850
The engagements or Miss Williams precludes the
possibility of tending her stay bey ond
THREE EVENINGS.
The entertainment Will be the same given in
NEW YORK,
BUSTON,
and BALTIMORE TO
CROWDED HOUSES,
comprising the
BEAUTY AND FASHION
OF those cities. and which lave elected the highest
encOmiums from the press land pub ic.
The entertainment is
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL,
entitled
LOVES DREAM.
in which Miss w. will impersonate
TWELVE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS
(ln Costume,D
EIGHTEEN NEW WEIGH, IRISH, SCOTCH
AND ENGLISH BALLADS.
composed expressly for her BY
SAMUEL LOVER, ESQ.
Books, containing n full programme of the enter
ianments can be obtained at the Music Store If W.
q. MetZerOtt, Esq.
Tickets Fifty Csnts-cau lie obtained at the prtn-
cIple Hotels Book and Music Stores IN WashIIs ton
aid Georgetown. aud 1T the Hail.
Doors open at IA entertainments commence at
H. for list Of BalladI, &C., programme.
ap 5-St
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COSTUMES FOR THE FANCY BALL

Mr.. LAMBERT A: PHILLIPS, the well known
Costumer OF No; 25S Bowery, New York CITY. hs 3
ariSsd Win a large and beautiful collection of
COSTUMES snd FANCY DRESSES. for Balls.
MssSue,anes, Tahieaus, DO. Those desiring the
seen. ""oio 'iieS oio to oe
accord facilities To gent emen who propgse atiendins
me Iano fancy dress bal at the RESIDENCES of Senator
uwh, soon 70 come off. The col eciion he hrIngs
-, H. et surpassed In variety extent, elegance
M inv Onlte1 States. ap2 Ct
HhRi TOOTH, NAIL. AND BANDSHIRE
~. ~ "a av., and at his Sales Room. under Wiz
rra- notet. n9-6m
COSTUMES FOR THE FANCY BALL.
" TAYLOR MAURY have Just received a
collectlon of highly colored p nts Of Costumes Of
Wagons nations. and Of fancy dress,
Bookstore No. SA Pa. avenue, ma
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,SUBSCRtBERS AVE ESTAB-
Il lIshed a LIVERY STABLE rear -
the Bridge street bridge. Georgetown. a.
where persons wishing to hire gentle EHSNH
Horses, Tor either rldi"g or other purpo- N w
ses, can at all times be supp isd, on the ><A=z<<D
most reasonable terms, with BuggIes &c, when
desired, ' ~
mSl-1w RICHARD CRITIT 4 SON
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IfURN TURE-F RNITURE

4 U X N ITUR SPUR ITURE
We have Just received a large n,ditton In am,
stock oil Cabinet aud other tuTTi'gre. vhIri a
has been gotten up IN taste fu ard e. egapt stNl u
Jour order, the wei knanshlp of which W. -
warrant of the best quality. j"
~ PARLOR SUITES COMPLETE
vi Rosawood, Walnut and Mahogany; upholstered
IA various cooTs and maternal. Sofa, Cent? s,t
sue rabies, fscrltoIres, Etagerrs. aud Whaip..i-
and Brackets. VIZ" ''o'''e '''''"
g., Oh AMBER SETS COMPLETE
SOHO OAK, handsomely orna mented in ISod
SohI W alSut ana VI hogany, trved; Black, Enam-
eled IN gold and flowers, with other rainted sal.
al. DINING ROOM,
ooa1 W ANU Mahogany, and Cherry Extension
Dtu t1 Iab,es: from eight 10 Iwenty feet,
Chairs, o"N ''0'o i"'ies D'Hiis
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Sidebosrd,, with Mar
Shelves, &c., ornamented with Looking Glass
Backs.
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS AND Pill
Lows.
Curled Hair, Husk, and Husk and Cotton Mai
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS, AND sAI.AMAN-
DER SAFES.
Stearne's and Marvln's vii eTs patent salsmsuber
hre;eroof Safes, secured by the celebrated IA
Also, IN great variety, Bedsteads, Bureaus. MAID
robes, WashstaEds, Llghtstands, sofas, Tets A
tetes, Easy. and oeking Chairs, IN hairoioth.
lie sold low Tor cash or approved paper
McGREGOR A CO..
eoo Nos. 53a. Sc. ard 81
Ic<<-rooN Seventh street,
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IL DoK-BlNDING AND PAPER RULING
So GoFF a THOMAS,
southeast corner Of Eighth and ID streets.

HhE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH, as illustrated IN
u Two great Revlvals IN Noting ham aud Lam
=, coin, FINLAND, I VOL: 81 eta.
Honsehold Words For Boys aud 81 Is; 81 cts.
golden Rule for 30, and Girls; 81 cts,
GlenbrTnie, a Tale; CO cts.
fthe''s STORIES; IS cts.
Mamma's budget, IS cts.
Rllis from the Fountain Of lie; G. eta
rhousHts for the Holy Week; 81 cts,
Our Pastors VISIT; ~ cts.
l.lehts and Shadows in the Christisn Life. * cts
aP2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE BUSINESS NAL ITS BRANCHES
L will be conducted hereafter By g. SF1V : X M
the old stand in Washington. and by BARRON&
SON on Green street, Georgetown, opposite the
0as aouss' ap2-lW
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SoIREE DAMS ANTE,

GRAND CoTILLoN PARTY OF THE
nNiON LlRE COMPANY, No. 2, on Is
5th, at StOtts Hall, corner 2ith sire ct and Pa. ~
avenue. IasA
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. m9-M.w.FSNS:
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OSf OK STOLEN-On the 4th inst , q Va a.
IL SETTER DOG, with black spots on<-.
the back and legs, black ears, AID aged liz -~-N
months A liberal reward Will he paid ~ Il
brought TO No. 80. Willards' Hotel ~.
MONEH FUUND.-The undersigned mas G,,o5
lNl aPORTEMONAlE. containing q few d,.iIsis
and pas ing for this advertisement
D. CRAWFORD,
Masfs Boarding House
ap Ut No. 46l 9th ST.. bet. a. and r sfs
I OSr StECTACLEs-I,ostb, !. Ias, -, .
terday, between Mrs. Taylor's No an on "a
street and the capitol CT IA the CapIto a Ea,T 81
GOLD SPECTACLES, for which A suitskIs r.
52S eth street. a, S'S,s
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THE COPARTNERSHfP .HERETOFORE
i existing between the subscribers, carving ON
the w God and Coal Business. is this day ed
by mutual consent. Either of us are authorized to
settle the business of the late fvm.
HENRY BARRON
. .. tr..s as IT. SOLOMON SLOWER
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ROUTE AGENT APPOINrED.-The Postmaster
General has appointed Mr.. A. Thos. Pritchard
route agent between Alexandria, Virginia. and
Woodstock, on the Manassas Gap railroad, to
fill the vacancy oceasiOned by the decease of s.
S. Cover.
The "EArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Instituti ton.
The time OF observation is about7 clock O. m !:
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENr-By and
ruth the adriee and consent of tie Senate
Gilbert Chase, Collector Of the Customs at New.
port, r. l., vice William Little6eld, resigned !;
VIM. D. Roy, do. at Vicksburg, Miss, vice W.
W. W. Wood, resigned
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SlGN OF THE
- b G f. A 6 l. e!
Indicates where you may get LOOKING
ES, in gilt or mahogany frames; FOR
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval,
or square. gilt or 0therwise or sny other kird OF
work IN his Inns. The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, oneap
for caah. JOHN WAGNER,
.. 255 Pa. avenue,
APPLY between 18th and 1874 h ats.
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PRIVATE SALE.-A nearly new family
n CARRIAGE and double HAIR. arm s.
H HESs; with PAR nS Of very sprlEhtly Bay 49,
fecty gentle and safe. The owner has no further
use for them. They can be seen at the Columbia
qure of J. GIDEON
ap2-6t Ninth street
PRICK PRESSES AND CLAY TEMPERING
- WHEELS manufactured by
s. p. MILLER,
ap l-Sw" $40 south 5th street, PHILADELPHIA
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS.-Our assortment
> Of Sentlemen's Dress Shirts 10 now complete
buying usvely for cash and desiring to incr
our cash sales, we Offer the best GODS at the very
lowest and uniform prices. at
STEVENS'S Sales room,
ap2-ot Brow MS Hotel.
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EROVER& BAKER'SSEWINGM MACHINE.
The subscriber has taken the agency and has now
on hand an assartinen, Of the above celebrated
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES; and M pre-
scouting them To the public notice, can, without fea
of contradiction, say that thev are believed TO he
the best article ever offered to the public. They are
adapted TO all kinds of family sewing from tn. finest
to the coarsest kind. He most respectfully invites
the ladies to call and examine them.
A lady will always be in attendance to exhibit
thMn, and to instruct all who are DESTROYS of pur-
chasing.
Needles of all sizes will be constantly kept on
hand for sale G.. w. BOTEEER
No. Sl8, Iron Hall, Pa. av., between
m StawSw Orb and Iot n streafS
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

MONEY TO I.OAN-Iu sums 10 suit UrI,n-
lh proved property buildn lots all parts Of the
CITY, at prices 10 suit the times, by
WIN. :. HOLIDAY,
ap5 NJ No Todd's Building,
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DISSOLUTION.
HE Copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Todd Il Co.. is dissolved by mutual co
sent; VIM. b Todd tires fro n the concern. All
Indebtedness to the late firm will he settled by
OF the Undersigned The business will be continued
at the sane place by James Y. Davis.
VIM. II. TODD,
ap1 -lw JAMES. Y. DAVIS
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~ UNION PRAYER MEETING at the
IL l3rB-sTREKT BAPTIST CHURCH,
EVERY AFTERNOON, commencing at precise
ly quarter before FIVE o'clock and closing precisely
quarter before six O'Clock. Clergy Of different
denominations conduct the exercises. There has
been already large attendance and much interest.
The meetings are open to all and all are invited.
m l2-tf
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EOR SALE-A good BRICK DWELLING.
containing nine rooms, situated 5th street,
opposite City Hal. No. as TINS property can be
bought on very accommodating terms. For further
information inquire of GEO. w. BRAY, Real
Property Agent, No. 81 9Th street. between M an d
N streets north. an Linz
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WA\TED.-A ChambernaId aud Washer and
w lroner, who understands her business, and can
come well recommended. y he address Of the adj
vertser will lie ascertaned in Box q, Star Office
- - $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-05

N=WASHINTON LIGHT INFANTRY
lkS The regular monthly meeting of the Corps
will take place THIS Monday EVENING.
JAS. y. DAVIS, Capt.
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CfOR SAlE-A neat and pleasant COTTAGE
Il RESI- DENCE, sItua ed on 8th /, treet ((ieoIge-
town Heights, y between Frede lex and Fay elite sts
The House contains ten fine rooms. There is well
oi hne water on the premises, a stable. cowhouse,
anu other necessary Out-bui dings. The grounds
contain more than haitian acre, and are embellished
ans az
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n-ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES, of the
lH best quality. In mOuds or otherwise, at 81 81
per gallon. Fairs and other public entertainments
furnished at less rates at the Philadelphia COnfec
tioneTy, corner 18th and streets.
al j., L.,
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n DENTAL.
DR. THOMAS o. HILLS has established his
office IN the rooms Immediately over Mr.
LewIs's Jewelry Store. and will be peasedN~N
to see his friends and the public gene ally SNID
for all operations In Surgeon and Operative Dent
lstry. LIFT
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gro. DIxoS.---.- ---.6Eo- BEL1-
DIXON & HELM,
A TTOREEys At Law. Memphis, TsEnessse. onoe
u sauth SIDE o. Court Square doors East OF tds
River Rank. iGnl2-du
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eaagr.ss-Emprovsd Prog.e.. q Busiass..

From the Washington Union, 7th
Evidences are already apparent in Congress
Of the good results of the dismis5ion Of the
Kansas controversy from its deliberations.
The sessions Of each House are longer and an
unusua. amount Of business is despatched. Not
only is Congress bestowing its attention in
good earnest upon the miscellaneous business
on its calendars but the temper Of members is
favorable for the despatch Of business. Ore
of the most important Of the annual sppropria-
tion bills was passed by the House on ysster-
day without any formal opposition. This is
bur an instance showing the temper Of mem
bers OF I parties . favor Of the faeiltatiOn Of
business The disposition to despatch business
seems general and none are disposed to raise
diiatory objections merely tor the purpose Of
elogging the progress Of bills.
We suppose there will still be much ANNA
ted debate during the remaining weeks Of the
expiring session, on original and new questions,
such IS the Minnesota bill but, if We are 10
Judge from the experience OF the present week,
the regular routine business Of Congress will
be taken up eneTgeiicallY IN its due course,
and be allowed 70 progress to maturity without
impsdimsnt from dilatoTy objscisns and IN
necessary motions and rol-csiis.
The resolution which was adopted by q
meeting of the Democrats Of the House, 2
few DAYS ago, approving the Presidents sug-
gssiion OF passing bills in time 10 allow bin 4
few days aenberdtioH upon tnem beIore the
expiration Of the session, is a good ausury
and we have reason TO believe that it rot only
expresses The sentiment OF the Democratic
portion Of Congress but Of the opposition
also
We can see No reason, in view Of the swim
ming manner in which the business OF Con-
grsss has got along during the present week,
to doubt the praet!csbuity nf an adjournment
on the 7.h of June, the day Fixed uPoa BY joint
resolution.
We could not invoke for the country a
higher grsti6cstion, or for Congress itself a
more welcome result, than by wishing, as We
do with much confidence, that the sdJoummeI
NAV be effected by the d4Y determuej on.
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Dissolution
Stained Glass !!

Old Locking Glass aud Picture Frames
RE-GILDED on Tbs SHORTEST NOTICE.
Pictures renovated and made equal to new.
windows. " B. PASSH0RE,
Store IN Provine 4 stewards Block,
ap2-tf Rear Of fhe Gsros1 Hoasr Nemnhis. renns
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Dentistry.
EbGllENk aRSNEiCR.

ENEzLING grateful 70 the pa5lc fer a long sni en-
II tauei pr o. fourtseu ars take this m-thof
Of arknowledEHg nfett aaness and would say
fntire aud aoc1lu a sttns 4 NJ numer-
0us patrons, that haye ssl-c-dfrd with me, Br
COLE WI vii az a times act IN concert with me- thus
enabling 70 devote morefiuc my reia duties ard
all who may require d nfsl o7crafiqns. By tAis
srTau cement viii Be ab % wsit upon al Ehocau
upon and none away disa pointed We ehaveeyerT
facilities for doinE every Thing apprt 10 the prac
toa OF Dentistry with c0rTeclness snd dispatch Hop
the lbei pstroI az that ended 70 m
r.sy continue IN favor uf the dra nothing shall
l-ft uudone our part 70 m.rit the ssms.
aplG-fm BRYAN
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J. Z. SHA MERCER,
A ITO7EET A. Law, Prentiss, Eississippi. Prompt
n 8steution via b. given 10 ths O5leoton of Gains
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CONFECTIONERY and HaNUFACTURY
MAnIsnN STREET
soda water.
DR. r. L. LASKY,
Physician, Surgeon and AccOHcher
Washington Street, between hsin and Saoond5
HEEPHIs, Tenn.

Washington Street, between = ain and Sao0ncs
HEEPHIs, IEEN.
ldcs hours from 10 O'Clock, 4 NJ, and from to
o'eiccs, ?. n.
TNHAEzFUL for the kind patronage heretofore ex-
tended n ne. take pleasure 70 inform my custom
and the public reaers that t is not my mention
leave this city has been reported, and thsy am
ever ready attend b all OF internal and external
Diseases ssd tat Pr persd 70 uldeTtase the most
dicut operations snd sooouch ruts. and that do not
osonsl preparation Of mercury IN diseases
Whstever-
secret diseases sre c-red In ny method, in such
manner as not interiors With me business Of the pa
tient and that ec not use mercury IN the treat
meut Of TIE sane
For the following Rheumstisu. Arthritis, Neuralgia
Nervous Hcadache I'd T00hs he Paralysis Dyspepsia
Torpidty On Liver spinal G0rv-ture and weakness
Uterine Dssessss HilB, Tur1or Aibns White Swell
ing DeGfncss v all tesses O. the E-e snd Ear,
Ams1orrbOes Cho-n-iss steriiy, Sper1atorrh0ez sc,
&c sF d sease that re9ulre entire regulation o.
the nid AID sVstcn U<e the MsEueto5 ectrc
treatment whlch T. srivsrssy known for It's Praetca-
b1sty
After practice % tsn years st4d Physician and
Director q several hospitals In Germany. and eight
years practice IN the United states ny reputation
Physician Surgeon aud AccoucheT Is suceatly esab-
stssled to no further comment.
de-2s-davIy DR.. R. L. IAsKT.
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WV. III. ARICE
LOYEJOK HARPER.

A TTOEEETs AT Law, Chsrl- sion, Kiss VII prs1-
u tic IN ths folio c1uHt=s o. %grth Ni-sssip1
IEllGhEtcle. PEno q TscbuEaa. Carroll SlEhCu-r
fhs RederAi court Puufotcc, and the Susree Cuurt
Nt Jacts0n Prumu Etenti08 Eil - pzfi the Cecc-
ton - Claim plsuet in their haats
REFEREECEE - Wst=sH, GrEft Benton Holly
6prinEs, Mss; Y. P. strzrns Oxford. Mss \.
Yisber- -Jsokson, Kiss Watt, Noble kobley- ~ Or
leans =
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THIETY-FoUR OBsTINATE FELLows.-The
snecdote related by Mr. Smith, Of Virginia, on
Friday, Of the single juTymsn woO told the
court that be could not agree IN verdict be-
cause az be said, bis eleven associates were the
most obstinate set Of fellows in the world, is =
most happy Illustration of the position Of the
eorporaPs guard Of snti-Lscompton Democrats
In Congress. Take, FOR example, the Senate
Of the sixty-two members who compose that
body, ihirty-ssven claim to be Democrats On
the LeeOmpton question these thirty seven were
divided in opinion ss follows:
For Lecompi0n. Bates Bayard, Ben
Iamin, Biggs, Bigler, Bright, Brown, Clay, Da-
vie, Evans, Fitch, Fitzpatrick, Gwin, Green,
HsiEmond, Henderson, Hunter, Iverson, John
son, Of Tennessee, Johnson Of Arkansas, Jones,
Mallory, Mason. Pearce, Polk, Pugh, Reed,
Toombs, Wright and lulee.
.5gaizsf Lsc0mBtOH -Broierick, Douglas and
Stuart Washiagfon Uniou
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Building 9trGratiuns.
HOUSE, SIGN, md ORNAMENTAL
DECORATING, &c.
AssMORE

TAXES this method Of nfsrmins the citizens Of Hen
i rbfs q a. ne has permanently ioeated himself here
- fse above business. snd assures those Uhc
-. f.vor him with their patronage that AL work en-
t-1sfsd y, aim wiz have bis strict PERSONAL ArTkA
- Iii = the fslthful execution o. the WORK. No
or tIbe spared his part 70 give satlaiaction and
rforn the work thoroughly, and a. ne same tine e
suif the taste Of the most fastidous-
rTi fosx experience warrants him in saying that hit
s-t. iI be corupii-a with the entire satisfaction
II those rho may patrcnize HIM 1neS m1 $50 ~
.-ss tfai env vork undertaken By hin vii Be prompt
u aanductsd- -, -
M sualincsfions he beEs esve 70 refer 70 the follow
- ,.-sous. Can't O. 3. Church. Cspt. 7. Newell M
~ pr,isv Can't J. Gosies, Capt Aiseos Mr. g. Phluer
sHOP-asck q Sheiton's DRUG Stor- my2e-f1v
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DAILY APPEAL.

Friday MORNING, ..... My "A, Is58.
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SPIRITUAL ALcHEMY.-S. A. Peters, a cor
respondent of the Spiritual Telegraph, writes
from Philadelphia that Or. Hare is having
manifestations in his laboratory (Which will
force conviction uP'n the minds Of those who
are determined not TO believe,' and as speei-
men, states that c1mmon manifestation 10 The
tTsnsmutstion Of copper pennies into gold
This certainly would be as convincing mani
fsstatiOn to most people as anything we know
-
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JOHS BAkLEM,
A TTOREET AT law, sns G@Berai C0ilector for
n west Terbes zss once on Jsfsrson street, Pest
OHoe BufldfrE seps
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f5F- An extraordinary meeting Of the Great
Eastern Steam Navigation Company was held
on Saturday. The report stated that the Di-
rectors, since the last meeting Of the share
boders, bad devoted considerable time 10 pro
curing Information, and in obtaining speeihca-
tiOns, estimates and tenders, for completing the
works on board the CompanY's ship Levisthan,
TO enable ber to proceed 20 sea. To effect this,
a further outlay Of Ei72 600 was necessary,
which sum, added to the present liabilities Of
the Company, amounted to E2ll,2S2, to meet
which the Directors proposed 10 Issue deben-
ture preferenee shsres 70 that sum, on such
terms as we're most expedient. The total
cost Of the snip wonld be fSO4,52 or at
rate Of f34 per ton. tsking'the ship at build
erss uBessurement-24 900 tons The Directors
rsgrefted that thsy were unable TO eomplets
hsT equipments before the ensuing autumn,
,rhsn i was intended to make several prsllmi-
psrv voyages to America, for the purpose Of
testing the ships eaps6ilitles and N the sprlns
liza
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EDWARD PICKETT, Jr.,
A TFOEEET At LAW, Memphis, Tern odaoe, gereT
n sol strest. midway the Posi- Oflce BuudinE.
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DETRoIr HAS THK CHAMPION kILLIARD
dispatches were re-
eeived on Saturday, 20 the effect that Detroit
was victorious in the recent great billiard
match in New York. On Friday evening last,
John Sereiter, Of this city, beat Barney CArys-
tai, Of New York, in the second game, lI0
points up, being thirty-three more than be beat
him IN the first game, played in this city:
ist game, Hans 1,oOO-Bsr1ey ess....is7
- COO ssC....f7O
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$50 az

Msking 3O7 in 1000 points. and against the
champion player Of New York, il not Of the
United States. At the hrst game, played in
this city. some OF the best professional players
in the country were present, and the friends OF
Hans offered to back hin against the best Of
them for 5000 or $4,000 withost getting the
offer tsken.--Dctrost .fdUerfiser
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FTHHE arse three sto-y brick dweninE hou
ferecn street between Second and Third g.
prsseut occupied by Ms Wods- Ire houss is antrtT
ner q ntaius fourteen rCo1s. cstern gasr Sc audt
.d-,frrb'v sasuted frr bcardirg house Ro sic
Sissn imaasdIaisir. Arply ai me house ap3o-d
r 1NFERNs--E large i5t. ssid % belong tas kiss-
as 4. ?. RAREsEoRIH Cd.
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THEODORE T.. CONE,
A TTOaEET At Law, Memphis Tenn Oaos c.
81 Main street IN 6rssnlaE's Building bctEeen Union
ana Gsyeso streets novs--iy