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GEORGETOWN.
Cors,pondues of 7as Stss.

GEolsErswN. Dec. - isss
Yesterday was peculiarly pleasant-mild as
spring--and, Notwithstanding, bat few persons
manifested any very great disposition to return 10
bwiness. Almost every public avenue presented
IN unusually lively appearance. One and all,
old and young, seemed inclined to take advan-
age OF the occason to call upon friends, to prom
snade about town, or make flying visit to your
city. During the morning hours the Union line
OF omnibuses were insufficient, though running
every hve minutes, 10 accommodate the large
numbers who were vending their way towards
the Capitol. .,-
We were Informed yesterday that slave be-,
longing to Mr.. Ladan. Of Montgomery county,
n
9uesting Mr.. Ladsu to come or send for him,
fearing, ne says, that IL compelled to remain
where ne 10, that he shall perish with cold and
nut for the Abolitionists to crack,
The canal packet Argo, Of the Messrs. RItter's
line, has been laid up for the remainder Of the
season The steamer Antelope will also, we
hear, be taken of about the first proaimo
We invite the special attention OF the Stars
readers to the advertisement Of Mr.. Clabaugh
(hsuse for sale) in another column. IL offers an
opportunity to persons In want OF superior pri.
vate dwelling, situated In one Of the most healthy
and pleasant parts Of our city, that doubtless viii
not soon be met with again. The building 10
nearly new, commodious, and built in the very
pest manner or the best materials, and supplied
viii all the modern Improvements.
We were Informed yesterday that one OF the
plans now being urged upon the attention of
Congress for railroad from the Capitol to our
city. proposes to extend the improvement no
farther west than the east bank Of Rock Creek
IL this be the fact, we hope the town authorities
Will ascertain which one Of the projects Il is and
that our citizens will then meet IL with such a
unanimous and decided opposition as to secure
| Its defeat before Congress
There Is but little country produce Of any kind
| coming in. -
| The Hour market exhibits material change
GOOD canal superhne brands are selling al IS l2a
% %, both for shipping and domestic purposes
NO wheat OF moment Offering. Good red would
command from 81 Is to 81 20, and white 81 ~ to
Sl2s. No corn Offering
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fHE MILITARY VIsIT TO lRRLAND-A letter
from person In New York to a friend In Clon-
mel, Ireland, Is said to contain the following
significant passage:
81 am sorry TO tell you | will not be able 10
carry OUT your suggestion TO visit the Old Coun-
Try with the Sixty-ninth Irish Americans, a..
owing to the ''liberality," Of The British govern
ment, so many men carrying arms would not be
allowed to land In Ireland . Nv
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u The trial Of the Russian generals accused
OF peculation during the campaign In the Crimea,
Is to commence in January. The principal wit
ness IL q French corporal, retired from the ser.
vice, who was taken prisoner in the Crimea, and
having by accident discovered where q sum of
100, 900 roubles was concealed, gave Information
to the Russian authorities
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IL Letters received from Commander Lavel.
lette, OF the United States flagship Wabash.
dated Berut, Syria, Nov. ID, 1853, says that they
arrived at that port on the 10Th Of October Until
MS ARRIVAL there, be had been led to believe that
'he criminals who murdered Mr.. steinbeck, and
committed the atroclons outrages at the house Of
Mr. Dickson. near Jaffl, lad been convicted and
that the Turkish authorities declined to execute
Justice In their case. lie says that this is not
The case, but that four prisoners now In prison
In that place, who have been examined by the
council, and who, by the confession and other
evidence Of tvo Of their number, are all guilty
OF a participation in the outrages committed at
Dicksoa's house, while they all declare that
their NTH companion, who has not vet been ar
rested, committed the murder Of Steinbeck
Upon their evidence and confession the cop,t
verbally declared the guilt Of four prisoners, vet
u disinclined TO proceed further with the case
until The NTH criminal shall have been arrested
and brought 10 trial.
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W large amount Of city property was sold
In New York on Friday last. to satisfy the re-
malndeE Of the 'Lowber claim.n The Journal
OF Commerce estimates that property bid off by
Mr.. Low0er for Sl7s $40, is worth more than
million Of dollars.
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W The Boston Traveller says that there has
been marked decrease Of the number Of mar
riages In that city within the last year. which Il
attributes to the hardness OF the times
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IL From Bonner, the immortal publisher, we
have the New York Ledger Of January sth, con-
taining No. 2of the Everett Mount Vernon papers
The present contribution Of the ex -Secretary of
State is agracefully written article upon "Christ
aav
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IL From Taylor Maury we have the ca pital
January number Of Harper's Magazine.
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u Though The Starr Ii printed en- the
fastest steam press In use south Of Balti.
mere, It's edition IL 20 large n to require IL
70 be put 70 press ut an early hour, Advsr-
fisements, therefore, should be sent in By ~
Selsek, Ia; stherwise they may net appear
until the next day.
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VIEW OF THE CONTINUED DEMAND
LOT ane spfncsfion Of Gavanismin Tooth -
raaus ohafsed perpetualy, Instesd OF the <1fx0
mhonhs only t proves 90 entirely sstis,a ctory A
sof' T.. II. VAN PATIEN,
de d ST. Trsasnyyp E1.ena,on
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GRAND MILITARY BALL
The WASHINGTON YAGERs win hold their
Arnus Ball on the Sd January. sf the New a
Assembly Rooms, LouislanA avenue, betv cen s.
as snd eth streets. -
Berrman's Band has been engaged for theCA
occttlon.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting q gentleman
and ladles-to be had Of any Of the COMMITTEES or
81 the door.
de2 T,Th.s&M COMMITTEES
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'TS

aE0RGETOWN ADvERTIsEMTs.
III For OTHER GKO.sIrowS ADvr1r.EnlsT,
SEE F Rsr PACE.
FoR s AL IF APPLIED FOR SOON.
spsy &c jk SsiE frS,
PP,SS.psSt sire. street: Sso,retown. D: 2.
Straw Gutter. Apply a. above. dsS 81 :''
large Bnof fsdy III s 81 tsRq
NO; "a Bridge street, few doors east of the Farm
IL oommodious rooms, newly painted ard pspcrec,
Mitn Des. gas G.. and commanosa hne view Of
WOOD shed, 30, in the yard. which ems into |:
paved 10 foot alley.
windows and doors. and is furnished vita counters
ana shelves. suitable to dry goods. Millinery, va
painted. and with gas in it. 1t Is among the hand,
somest stores In town. Two large dry cellars Will
se rented with the store. The pavement in front Is
Inc dvelIin. and store will b. rented either to-
ssther or separa,ely To good tenant the rent for
Or; CHARLES Il. cRAGiN,Is4 DumSaIto sn 81. -
LADIES AT SHME AT LAST LAST, ,...,.s ,oo ~
spring Extension Skirts, vhioh Viii be soId at the
81 .ad Gsg .s
de N-Iv
FOR SALE.The 2 story and basement + r.me
Z HOUSE. No. II4 Green street. Tbs house IN
pleasantly situated on the Heights of GeoTtstovn.
contains rooms, besides pantry and bath. room.
il newly built ofthe best msierisi and Sni.hed n
handsome style. There 10 q fine yard. and a 6rst-
rate clstern attached A force pump In the kitohen
connects with cistern In the yard.
The terms OF purchase will be made easy Amy
next door TO the premises, or at SO Water stIeet
Oeorget' wn, or to Jas. A. Burns.
De A2s&S WIN. CLARAU6H.
SELLING Of I,r DRESS S00Ps. EMBRoI-
I X + u NC E ID RICES,
JOHN II. SMOOT,
NO. ll9 Bride street, GeOrgstotca
q, wishing to sell OF his entire stock of
bayadsre and other Fancy Silks,
Black and Colored + lou nced ohes
6ayadere valencias and Poll de Cheyres
rfinted and Pam ali wool Delalaos
MerinO and Cashmere Plaids,
French ard Coberg Merinos
And every other kind Of Dress Goods,
Em1Iolder,es. Shawls, Ribbons &C.,
Will from this date offer all of the above Goods
yhlch are mostly new and desir- bic, LayipS taen
oorgnt for cash at very reduced prlces ~
gains. ~ VIM hno o0r-
at my usual low prices. no sooos
de- 2aw3w JOHN II SMonr
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-I have io,, r.
~ eeIved splendid lot Of WATCHES
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CaRlsTMAs PREsENTs.HI have jas. re-
CLOCKS. and JEWELRY ut INV store ~
9e rgetown, ID. T.. XaL3e
de 2s-3t' A wITSnN
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THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
y OF THE
Montgomery Guards,
On TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 9TH, lsse.

The Mont Eomery Guard6 bef leave to anpoupoe
to their friends of Washing ton and Georee- -
town that they will give their seventh Annual ~
Bal on the Evening Of the <tn Of January
1879. At the ASSEMBLY koohs. Louisiana
avenue
The COMMITTEE Of Arrans ements pledge them-
selves that they will spare TO make this az
greesble 10 a.lvho may patronIse them ~ any they
have heretofore given.
Esputa's Band 10 ensaged for the occasion.
Refreshments and supper Will be furnished by an
exIerisnoed and popular caterer.
. No hats ylli be worn IN the ball room, except
Tickets ONE DOLLAR. admitting Q gentleman
and ladies.
Conmittss Of Arrangemsats
CaN: key, Lieut.. McElhans,
Lieut.. f.angrun, Lieut. Kelleher
Sargt. Moore, Private Caushiin
de le-to Quart. Mast. Maher.
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FIRST WARD OYSTER HOUSE.-The snh.
sofibet respectfully informs his
insaas and the patyens that he has iastl ~ II
wmcr ne 10 prepared to furnish TO fam ~
nies IN any Quantity. Al persons wish-
their orders as early a. possible. Seou al
de A-st. No. 2IA II st., bet. ash and 81 a. IL.
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DFoR OTHER GKoRsKrowS ApvERr.EMxSrs
SEE p Rsr PAeK
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RETIRING DISABLED AeXy AND MARINE
CORPS OFFIcERs.-The bill recently reported
by the senate's Committee on Military Affairs,
to promote the efficiency of the Army and Ma.
rine Corps. by retiring disabled officers, and
about which good deal of public interest is
manifested, provides as follows:
+ First. That a commissioned ot;cer. incanabls
OF performing duty, shall be Withdrawn from
and shall be placed on retired list. He is still
10 receive the proper pSy Of the rank he held al
the time OF bis retiTacy, whether by staff or reoi
mental commission, together with the service
for one servant If the disability is the result Of
wounds received in action, his paw and allow
ance are to be that Of the highe rank to which
he Ia. attained, by brevrt or otherwise.
Second. rhs officer next In rank to the retired
omcer, is TO be promoted to I'LL the vacancy oc-
easioned BY his retiracy; snS the vacancies OF
lower rank, occurring In consequences, arg to be
nIIeo by the same rule Of promotion.
Thrd There Is never to be on the retired list
at one time, more than seven per centum OF The
whole number Of the officers OF the army, as axed
by law.
Fourth. Whenever an officer fx 10 he retired
on the plea Of incapacity, by his own de.ire Inv
reporting himself unable to perform |, dntv ~
which he Is ordered, or when the President ~ ali
regard him incapable Of performing active Ser.
vice, board Of not less than nine ofdcers. Of an
perior rank, IL practicable, shall Investigate the
case. III this board shall fnd that the DISABLING
arises from exposure, wounds, &c incurred In
the performance Of duty, or from causes not AT
tTibutable 10 vicious habits then the officer is TO
be placed on the retired list II the disability Is
tTaceabis to vicious habits then . coutt- martial
Is TO be- ordered to try the officer on the charges
and specifications alleged against him, without
reference to the time when committed
FDth An officer may lie withdrawn from the
retired list and placed in active service IL be be-
comes able to perform it, but he IL to receive the
pay and emoluments Of the grade which be held
al the Lime of his retiracy. .--
srEREsFISG To NArURALIsrs.-Att the re-
quest Of the Smithsonian Institution. Baron
ostsn sacken, Of the Russian legation, who has
made special duty Of Dipterous Insects, has
prepared catalogue Of tho previously do
seribed species Of this Continent, analogous to
mat OF Melsheimer's catalogue Of the CIeop.
'efa OF the United States, which was published
some years ago by this Ipstitution.
IL frequently happens that the same animal
Is described by didsrsnt natu raIists undsr diff.
leren' names and there may be among the
species enumerated in this catalogue some of
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two good Work Horses. one set double a
t Mason hsnet' Bpssy; C.rysIl; &e; For IN
81 Prospeot street. SEQ getowp, ID. G.
r. S.-W anted. good, large sized, second hand
Straw Cutter. Apply a. above. de % Xs
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.NNft 4. fERRssHHAAEEE / tS9GTT TR ~.

Ihese LOTTERIES are drawn by State authority and
ynoef the ~ perinteDdence Of State CommIssIoper
Ihey nave been drawing for over forty year. Per
sons no wish To purchase tickets. can with conf
oence buy In the Mary and LOTTERIES as there ia.
never been question TO their legality or
OF and no prize sold bot what was Promptly
LOTTERIES FOR THE wYFx.
10 Blk DRAwNIS BALTIaoRE City kyFRY Asrrp
NOON AT O'CLOCK.
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GovERNoRsHIP OF NKBRAsKA-Itisth thought
con the Avenue" that the Hon Samuel Black.
one Of the United States judges for Nebraska.
will be appointed Governor of that Territory,
and that his present position will be filed by
q prominent citizen Of Georgia, whose friends
are pressing him for it,
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS and Others can be
WI provided with comfortable accommodations,
locality, ct MRS, MANNING'S, No. as. iSth A.
vest side. betwsea K and 2 ate. Do 8-lmf
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TsE WRArHsR.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian institution
The time Of observation is about o'cIoclr.
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CHRlSTMAS PRESENTS.-Members of Com
sfcss sna ,trenxers ". ,tlaG the oty should mot
we've OF Washington. For sale St sl RookstoJSS
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Martb GltttlOn.

Fer Register, FiPton County.
WA are authorz q 70 a1nouncs ISAAC ". IT, REAGE
March election isnz7-fawus
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE,
GsOEGk " BARSES. $50, % Morning sun rs
pcculy announces hnaef the % Democratic eandi-
date" for Tru-tee at the ensuing March election
To the Voters OF shelby County.
AT the eusuins Azrch eiection. reconmerd Mr
GEORsE EARNES @ ysur consideration. a. beins
gsstsnan of uuim0eachabe ch@-acter and vel quail
1sd ani n1ted for his Industrious hsblfs.
s. EDWARDS,
JSo BS5WN. Comfy surveyor.
jan2l GE0RGE CROUCH
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authnrized % ann0unoe WILLIAM 9. LAM
tsIER. Of FLsherville. q CANDIDATE sgr County
Trustee % shelby county At The ensung March election
sctls-dasts
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
WILLIAM DAY Is a candidate for re-sl-ction for
the oce o. Couzty rrsstss u shelby county Al the
suing March election. ssPI7-dawte'
FOR SHERIFF..
wE ar author Eed 70 asnounrs JOHN B MOSELET
eandats FOR Sheriff Of Shelby County, At the snsu
ius Harch election seps
For sheFfR.
RDBr. L SMITH is cand.dltefor SHERIFF Of sheIby
County AZ the ensuing March lection ssps dAwte
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We are SUI h1r-z 70 tnnoanoe WILLIS L GEEEN,
"a OF Tu.5u 81 ctnfiiafe for Attorney GenPrzi Of
To Eleventh Juiiai District Of Tsane see. Election
on he arst SATURDAY. IN April isnlo
For Comstable--5th District.
We authoriE-d 10 anuosncc A. G. BErTIS. ESQ
a. caniidsts Tor Constable IN the 5th Civil District q
shelby o1unt Eltction The rst SATURDAY in March
iauils
FOR CONSTABLE.
VIZ are 81 hqriz'd 70 announce TaOMAS n. NY
SArr as esn,ieate for Constable IN IRE F0urtsenth
Ciyi Distriet, 1t ths ensuing Asroh eieciioa-
FOR CONSTABLE.
JOHN " HAErHORHE Is cald date cor reelection
% the once of Constable for the Fcurteenfh Civu Dts
tris Of shelby County, Tsnn al TIE coming seetiOn-
decs-td'
J n. SAINT Is eandidsts for the once o. Constable
at the next election in Hareh n the FOuressh oivn
Duist, sHgIs-ts'
FOR CONSTABLE.
VIZ sre authorized and requested % announce z
E8LLENBgCK - candidate ior the once o. Constable
IN firm Owl DistFiet, Al the March elee
ton. oct14-tss
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorized 20 alnounee JOHN " TAYLOR
canidate for rec eetiOn for the once Of Constable
IN the Fifth Civil District oct7'
FOR CONSTABLE.
We are authorised 70 announcs ". BRTnGE5 as
eandidzte tor Constable the 5sh Civil District Es
iion n Nateh next. eetl
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized 70 ann0u1es THOMAS = Hills
=. candi ate the once o. Csunfy Trust ee of Shelby
county, 81 The ensuing March election sep2-e
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized TO ann0unce Rsv- JAAsS
wALKsR As a candidate for Coua,y Truste. OF sseLby
county a. ne eusuinE March election. aurz2-te'
FOR SHERIFF.
VIZ are authorized 70 snnounoe JAMES 3. FELTS 81
candidate reestoa to the once Of snsriH, at the
ensuing March eecti0u- octi
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We authorized % anrounce FRANCIS bAUGH as
candidate for unity Trustee Of shelby county al ths
An -
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Carriage 8rpositOrlts.
C.4RNOIT"S
PUMP SHOP,
On pesoto Street.

On DeSoto Street,
BETwRBN UEION AND BEAL.
HHE unfsrsgn-d w0u respectfully inform ths eiti-
TsnE Of Memphis and ITS vicinity, and bis numerous
customers living distance TIE country for heir
past patraHase IN be tine business wnch 6usress
has Hitherto been csnaled 70 ths aufacturHg aad put
ting q the Chalr-PumB sl1ne ard sti believing hen
10 Be the pump in use when m.dsof of materials
and Bropry gut up land the mezuest when Dot 50 made
and pat up) however - there are places where the
Chain Pump canHot b. used also few prs rs yet living
of tha sfodet timss" ' h0 sth thi tat there are
other Pumps 10 superior "a DE Cham Pump have
dftermined aodats the sste % a By putting
or shipping orler sny bind n Pump that this ma
ret can ~ ntsh. have therefore employed expert
eucel workman lately from the East Who viii attsnd to
pufting up and rspair1g an kinds OF Iron Pumps- BE
win also DO ever Eind 81 PLUMBING al Of whica
Efn warrant and wheu say warra = mean What
say, and say what mean
IhaTs In thelast year sttached macbinery 70 nun
Der % ny Chain Pumps vita entire success have
aiso used srge haiance- wheels Hand Chain-PumDs
Win equal suc.ess In have used the Eeit-d
Jink-hain sd tarn-d Button which IA quite expansive
bat Il fadeth not away"
aMULIUN IN PARvO."
Ihavs rsosnty iavented CHAIN PUNP-B0x, en-
bracipgtwo oopl ts separate and distinct Cham Pumps
tuendd fer double tenements, land double prce,l two
persons can draw water from this box the
having no ererence with each other Whatever being DO
hole lett hs partition, Wall fenca. arEe enough
an urchtn dog cat ch-ken 70 crawl frdm one
vard 70 the other. I Wouii refer you cunernlnE the
Pump, to ?. G Bnghan At J. T. AsrTiasn \ 70.
". CARSON
Ps lam prepared to ship Pumps on ord-rs In short
nOts up down, east orvsst Of the Mississippi river
fara6-tlIy ". q
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NEW PIANO STORE.
the sToDART PIANOS.
AVTn

public generally thAt he has been Appointed bv Messrs
stodGrt Morris, q New York AEsnt fer the ssIs of
sIODART PIANOS.
He Is opening Ei heir store On Madison street.
doors from the Union Bank larrs stock which win
Be- seld At Neas York prfcef .rnt enuenn
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sgos.7 o sssS sss 90
0'i sIe,,i 6eposits n Bsnfs........... I32 $50 y
R.i.1cs, on boak due the Ocmg sny....-.. s0,fS57I
Cash IN hands q aEents, or IN course Of
81 ~ go ss,57s 81
n
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ARCHITECTURE.

FTNHE undersigned respectfuy 70 ne citi-
Il Eeus - Memphis and surrounding c0uutry nat he
s prepared 70 draw plans aid spcdcatiuus buildings
% every description etiHse the and suucrnt-nd
the erection % any character of Building draw contracts
between the parties, &C.
Re VII also attend % the m2s urauleut % trick-ork
plastering, excavations eulhankments. hc 70 the
planning and csnstructcn % BRIGGS surveynE Of
In sny psrt of the city or adjoining country
y Once 10 Bank Alley over the once ~ Judge Hi
s0uth of Madison street. " CRANE
ssp1I-6m Architect and Civi Englneer
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FOR COUNTY Trustee

WEare authorized 70 announes JAMES g. FELrS
candidate re-ectia1 70 The once Of Sherd, al the
ausrIrr Mach a1erffar ocff
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Enconrage Home Indnstrv.
ZINE TIE ARi
ST a n z M H NJ II
or TEr ooEDTTIoE OF TEE
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
Comptroller Of the State Of Tennessee
January /, 1858.

z At BA tfori, Conn.
The Capital Stock Of the CompsAy $500 600
ne amount Of Oaplsl 81 ek pa up is..s go 0)o
4. TIE Assets Of the Company are a. 81 Ows;
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8uilOing DECORATIONS.
HOUSE, SIGN, LAD ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, sc.
W, "A. PASsMORE

TAXES this method of informing the citizens q No
phis tnat he has permanently located himself here
% carry On the above business, and assures hc
nay favor him vita their patr0nass that an
trusted % him vii have his strct PERSONAL ArrHT-
fiOh, In the selection and preparatl1n the material
vel The faithful execution work No expr-
ton VII Be spared his part 20 give satsfsct1n and
perform the work thoruughy, zni &c the tne g
suit tn saste 0f the most fzstiiious
His lcLS expereroe warrants him in ssying that nis
coatracts vii Be complied with % the entire sasfscnr
of those vho may patronEe him- They may rlso rsst
assured that any work Undertaken By hin vii be prompt
y conducted.
For qualifications he beEs leave 70 refer the follow
ing persons; Capt O. B. Church, Capt. 2 Newell. n r.
". Pooey. Capt. Gosles Capt. AIEso, NJ. g PhIuer
SHOP-Back q Shelton's Brug Store ny29-dfy
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TTHES M0ORE

TT0RNKY AT Law, Memphis, Tenn ke'erenoes
a Nessrs Ward 4 Jones, Phillips white Lamb,
YONG h Co. McClanzhEn, TTousdsie d Dills hhtol
P1fnsm Nies Ozrn Esq. Z n. avery ESQ.,, Nc snphis-
fgcs M stairs At the corner o. kain and Asdlson
stresls next docr . the ayos0 Savings Iasttnsiou
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w are a1fd0TlEe1 % ansonnce FHANUI3 bAUiH q
candidate for unity Trustee shelby county al th
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