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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04
CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Congress-FirstS Session,

lN The SENATE, Yesterday, after our report
closed, the resolution instructing the Committee
on Commerce to report a bill appropriating
S55,OOO for the improvement of the channel at st
Clair rapids, Michigan, which was offered by
Mr. Chandler, was amended motion of Mr.
BENJAMIN, by striking out all after the word
- Resolved" and inserting 80 that the Committee
on Commerce be instructed to inquire into and
report as speedily as possible on the expediency
OF appropriations at this season for the repairs
ana security or the works heretofore commenced
for the improvement of harbors and navigable
rivers.D
The resolution amended was then agreed to
Mr. Chandler gave notice that he should to-
morrow, some early day thereafter AK
leave to introduce bill making an appropriation
OF S55,UO for the improvement Of the St Clair
flats.
The bill making appropriations for the contin-
gent expenses OF the Indian Bureau, and for full
hlling treaty stipulations with the Indians, was
taken up.
Mr. Toombs wished the bill DELAYED in order to
give time for its consideration After a short dis
cussion, however, 1t was passed-yeas % nays g.
Alter an executive session, the Senate then adj =
journed.
In THE HOUSE, after some discussion on the
order OF business, they went into Committee of
the w hole, and proceeded to the consideration
or the bill making appropriations for the leuis-
lative, executive, and judicial expenses of the
government for the year ending the Both of June,
1859 - ~
" ME THIS subject was under discussion a mes
sage was received from the President of the mi.
ted States "
MI Jones, OF Tennessee, remarking that il
must be a very important message, involving the
salety ana perPetuity of this country, from the
quantity OF paper ii occupied, moved that the
committee rise for the purpose of having 1t read
The motion was agreed to, and the committee
rose.
The letter of the President and those OF the
Secretary Of the Interior and the Commissioner
OF Indian affairs, accompanying the same was
then read. They informed the House that the
papers contained Information called for by reso-
lutions I'm relation to the condition of the Indians
and the Indian SUPPLEMENTARY on the Pacific
coast
After short debate, the documents were for
the present, laid on the table
The House again went into Committee of the
Whole, and resumed the consideration of the
general appropriation bill.
without any definite action, after the subject
was debated briefly, the committee rose, and the
House ad lourntd - -
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THOMAS H. BENTON.
D. APPLETON CO., New YoRx,
respectfully announce that they have in press, and
will shortly publish,
VOLUME VII OF
BENTONS ABRIDGMENT
CONCESSIONS DEBATES,
which 10 finished to the end of 1850 as to incl nd
The history OF the great compromise measure, and
OF all the memorable political events which accom-
panied Col Benton's retirement from public lIfe
The last sheet fell from the authors hand but few
SHILLINGTON
Bookseller and Stationer
Corner AZ street and Pa. ave.,
Agent for Benton's A hridgment of the
ma 81 Debates of Congress.
REy. CHAS. b. TAYLER'S WORKS, viz:
H Mark Wilton, 50 cents. .-r ny
Good Mans Life 80 cents.
ady Mary. or Not of This World, 50 cents.
Scenes In Cergymans Life, 50 cents.
Earnestness, 50 cents. .....
truth, or Psrsis ClaIeton, 50 cents.
. Thank fulness, 50 cents.
Legends and Records, 50 cents.
The Angels Song, 30 cents.
Margaret, or the Pearls, 50 cents.
Llttell's Living Ages for May LIST, IL cent?.
Whitehall, or the Days of Oliver Cromwell, 50
cents.
Prince Charles, BY J. r. smith, 50 cents.
STORIES of Waterloo, by w. HI. Maxwell, 50 cts
The Miser's Daus liter, by Ainsworth; 2volumes,
The Interpreter. by @. J. White Melville, 50 cts.
The Quaker Soldier; volumes, paper. 81.
ma FRANCk TAYLOR.
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SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRESS

The Union, in replying to the New York
Times, takes occasion to rebuff with vigor all
the charges made against the Democratic prop.
ositions for the admission of Kansas, whether
of fraud, corruption, or the undermining Of
State sovereignty, and concludes its leader by
a high encOmium on the Hon. A. H. Stephens
of Georgia, for his championship of the Confer
ence bill. In another article it compares the
land donation clauses in the Crittenden amend
ment and the Montgomery substitute with the
like clause in the Conference bill, and show,
them to be Identical
The Intsli'gencer fills its editorial columns
with current news
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III Regular rates were established in Rich.
mond, by order Of the Court, on Monday, Sept
10, l7S2, for prices Of strong drink in taverns as
follows For quart Of rum punch, made with
loaf sugar, six shillings for quart of rum tod
dy, made with loaf sugar, three shillings for q
quart Of brandy toddy, made with loaf sugar,
two shillings; for gill of rum, one shilling !;
for gill of brandy, seven pence half penny for
gill of whisky, fOur pence
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Ink VICTIMS AT THE BOsIeN FIRk-Cutting
and futile, both fremen, were the only two per.
sons killed outright at the Federal street fire
Boston, on Sunday morning. They were burie {;
Yesterday afternoon, and the entire fire depart
ment attended the obseques
Mr.. Reardon and Mrs. Moran are at the hos.
pital, and may possibly recover
The loss incurred by the fire will, IL Is thought.
reach $500 the greater part Of which is in
suIed in Boston
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advertised after this fashion:
"Lost, Stydyed or stolen An individual W bom
!, in an unguardrd moment Of loveiines, VA"
thong htiess enough to adopt as my husband HI.
enough, however, TO 20 in when it rains. unless
some good looking girl offers him her umbrella
ANYBODY who will bring him carefully bach. AZ
be asked to take tea by Henrietta A smith -
Mrs. Smith Is not quite the slave we think
that Lucy Stone would make; but, alas, for poor
feeble Mr.. Smith. ~
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sonal character and soundness of judgment he
is without q superior in the land. He has
served in both Houses of Congress, and also
been the Governor of his State. On the whole.
We question whether a District Court of the
United States is presided over anywhere bv a
gentleman in all respects so well qualified for
the position The President is to be congratu-
lated on having secured his services on thelU.
S. bench. -
LIFE PRESERVING STEAMER-We Iearn
that Capts. Ingraham and Smith and Mr. Len.
thall, U. 5. N, have been constituted, bv tho
Secretary of the Navy, a Board of Commits.
sioners, in accordance with a resolution of Tho
Senate, for the purpose of examining into the
merits Of newly invented 90 Life Preserving
Steamboat" by Messrs. Morris & Solomon Of
| Baltimore.
The MINNESOTA STATE BILL.-Just as On,
report left the House this morning, the Mime.
| sofa State bill from the Senate was IN bax.
been taken up. Our impression is that ere
they adjourn to-day Minnesota will be q State
OF the Union, as she should be, so far as the
action of Congress is concerned
p. S.-Mr Sherman offered n substitute for
the original bill, refusing to accept the Consti.
tuition, and authorize the people of Minnesota
| to frame new one.
Notwithstanding to our anticipation
expressed weeks ago, the Hon Ransom H
Gillet, of New York, has been nominated by
the President for the SOlicitorship of the Cour,
of Claims
RETURN OF THE VICE PREsIDENr-We are
pleased to observe that Vice President Brock
inridge has returned to the city, and took hi.
seat this morning as presiding officer of the
Senate.
| COSFIRMED.-Hon. John Cadwallader, O.
Philadelphia, has been confirmed as the sue
cessor of Judge John X. Kane, Judge of tn,
eastern district Of Pennsylvania
The WEArHER.-The following report of tn,
weather for this morning is made from the Mors,
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
Tho time of observation is about O. CLOCK a. m
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LOST AND FOUND.

Sim REWARD.-Ranaway from he subscrI-
CIOO her. living near the village OF MoCdvIl,e,
Aquasco district. Prince Georges County, a
Mary and, on Friday. the sd OF April, 1858. ~
hei TO man CHARLES. The sald negro IS IN
about hive feet seven inches hIgh. Very black.
with large white teeth, which are very CON Nl
speuous when he laughs. No flesh marks rensein-
oeied: As ne lelt without provocaiIon. pect he
10 trying To get 10 a free State.
, Will ave the abIve reward. If taken out Of the
state. and r lily Dollars If taken IN the State or
District OF Columbia or Alexandra, provided he Is
brought home or secured IN JaIl, so that get him
again. JOHN e ESTEP
Living near WoodyIle. Prince Georges Co. Md.
ap3-2w
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III The third trial of Michael Cancemi. for
the murder of Eugene Anderson, is set down, I'm
New York, for the Supreme Circuit Court to-
day 10 anticipation of difficulty in procuring a
jury, the Court has ordered eleven hundred Jurors
TO be summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

IL The Converse rope factory at Montreal
Canada, was destroyed by fire OH Saturday after
noon The foreman and three girls were burn,
to death. One man jumped from the fourth story
window and broke his back. Loss is very heavy
and said TO be uninsured
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNGREss-Members
of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatnsss and dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for 5000 copies Of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for 10 600 or more one cent each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

IL On Sunday, one hundred and eight eight
persons were received into the communion Of
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Among those who
were admitted by letter was Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

IL, One Simpson has sent the editor of the
Louisville Journal goose-egg, IL inches long
and OK inches In circumference. Wherupon
Prentice concludes that "Simpson is sound on
the goose.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

u The California papers contain the pros
pectus OF Catholic journal, the first ever issued
on the Pacific coast OF North America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

II On Saturday, the New York Times, News,
Express, and Day Book establishments all
changed their quarters
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u IL Is proposed to employ negroes (Kroo-
mem as soldiers in the British army in India.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

NEW LEATHER AND FINDING STORE
~ 4S5 Tenth Strsef W.St.
The subscriber, having opeL ed store i'm the aboye
branch of business, would respectfully invite shoe
makers IN Washington and the surrounding count'y
10 call and examine his stock, consisting in mari r
Oak and Hemiock Tanned Sole Leather French
Galfskln OF variety of make also. American do
Hut Leather. Wax, Upper and Splits; also Eng"
lIsh and FRENCH Lastinxs, Moroccos, and alloons
of every quality and shade
Having conc uded 70 sell exclusively for Dash 7
am determined 20 nal he quick sales and small profits
Shoemakers will hnd IL to their advantage 10 cali
where. R. 4 UARRAGn
ma j. T' AS 10th street west
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|, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN. seventy i've

"a RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy five
\ "a years OF age. whose sands of life have
(neary run out, discovered, while the East In
j dies, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
K bronchitis, Coughs, Gods, and General Debility.
4 he remedy was discovered by hIm when his
Y ~ child, daughter WAS gwen up TO die. Wish
ing 10 do as much good possible. ne will reno TO
shch Of his afflicted fellow beings request a.
this recipe, with full and explicit directions for
making It up, and successfully using N. He re- .
quires each applicant TO Incose hm one stirling Il
three cents to be returned as postage on the ra- u
ment Of this advertisement.
Address DIR. III. JAMES, l9Grapd 81 Iersev
CITY. ". j. an % irn
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Barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m . (cor
reGted Tor temperature,) 30 225; at noon, 80. 16S
| thermometer, on the Smithsonian tower min
| lmum last night, 44o; near the ground iso
Maximum yesterday, 63'; at noon to- day, S..
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HAT AND BONNET BLEACHERY-

NJ. a 4. III. MORSE have opened a shop AZ 30
IN r. street, for bleaching all KIND of =.
ExxSIkAN GOODS. Straw, Lace, Hair "a
~ and LeghnFn Bonnets and Flats thor ~
ougnly ceaased and beas he'd, and 6nished6zsf
IN woTkhaIllke manner and ia the latest ~2
style.
Particular attention will Also be PAID 10 clsaps.c
bleaehlng. and TehnishIng Gentlemen's SI'NNIR
HATS of all Kinds.
Bonnrts aud Hats received for coloripg hack srd
brown. Having had much ex perrence i'm this hnsr-
ness and Oefotins our whole attention 10 ~ we
leel confident that we can eel an auarty of VOL
mp any estahl shmeut of the Kind l1 this mar,
~ ~ the country. The patrot age Cf Miliiners srd
matters rs particularly solicited: and those CIR nIoy
ing us VIII have their work taken FROM ard return
bs sH LII thsit stores, aud may depend upon Its
oelhg wei ana promptly done.
nj. {. n. MORSE, SO street
ap l9-eolm' snd ia" .,~ee. .Seh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

WHITE POINT GRAVEL. for roofing and
az garden walks. Also, best Holland Point and
nat SaGd together with the best Hickory, Oak
Pine Wood, aud the best W hte and X ed Ash and
free-burnlng Coal for Summer use.
=, On hand and for sale at my w God, Coal and Sand
Depot, corner of and l4th street, near The Canal
Lift RATES
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INTEKIOR DECORATIONS.

Persons renovatins their houses will ind az No
49, 7th street. a good assortment of FRENCH and
AMERICAN PAPERHa NGINGS emhracIng a
handsome assortment Of Gold Papers, Borders, Pa
pers IN Imitation of Oak, Walnut, Rosewood A q
also, variety Of Gold Band and Common Windnx,
Shades: 6. z. and feet long Fireboard Prints
shade trimmings, Picture Cord and LouFs Paper
Orders foi Paperhanging executed with skill and
Window Shades of every description in stora n,
made 10 order. j. MARKRITER
NO. f36 9TH street, doors above
Hld S-<W Odd Fellows Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04
EsENING MATHEMATICAL CLASS

the best FANCY GOODS, CHEAP for .ssh AZ
am STEVENS New Store
bet. 9Th and 10th etc.
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RANCROFT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS
- tory OF DnIted States. being volume 1 of the
American Revolution. uniform with previous vol
nmes Price S2.25; postage 90 cents. Just received
For sale by TAYLOR A MATRN
Iba
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EOR SALE.--A valuable FARM, containing $50
Il acres of land, under high state of cultivation,
situated IN Prince Georges county, Nd, about six
The improvements consist of a good. comfortable
dwelling, with barn. fine spring, and dairy all oon-
yenlent 100 acres will be sold If desired. For
further information apply To GEO. w. BRAY. X cal
Property Agent, No. 80 9Th street, between NJ and
N streets north. ap24-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
Tho time of observation Is about7 O'Clock a. m :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

ELEVENTH. VOLUME BANCROFT'S HIS
- tory OF the United States being that portion of
published. ~ MY
mas ERANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

OCEANIC MAIL SrEAMERs.-The bill intro.
duced by Hon. Anthony Kennedy to the Sen.
ate, yesterday, contemplates the construction
OF six iron steamships of not less than 2 OO0
tons each, to run between the ports Of New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk. and
Savannah, in this country, and Liverpool.
England. They are to depart from the United
states and from Liverpool four times in each
month, and to carry the mails both WAYS at a
cost OF $4,000 per round trip. The steamers
are to be built by a company under contract
with the United States for the service ner.
formed, and the Government is to loan the
company two-thirds of the cost of constructive
the vessels. This loan is to be secured by a
lien on the vessels, to be paid in ten years,
and to bear interest. The Government is to
advance the money as the construction pro.
crosses This proposition cannot become a law
A CONSCIENCE CAsE.-The Union saws that
the Treasurer Of the United States acknovI.
edges the receipt from some person unknown.
under an envelope pOstmarked New York.
April 30, of $40 in Virginia bank notes, a." the
property Of Government. The proceeds-de-
been deposited in the treasury
NOhINArED.-As intimated in the Star a
few days ago, the President yesterday nomi-
mated Judge Loring, Of Massachusetts,, to sue
coed the late Judge Gilchrist, of New Hamp-
shire, on the bench Of the Court of Claims.
we never before knew SO unanimous a desire
manifested for the appointments of a gentleman
10 once on the part Of the Democracy of Con.
gress, as in this case.
CONTINENTAL late hour yesterday, the
Hon. Asa Biggs, U. S. Senate, was duly con.
frmed to be the United States District Judge |
for the district Of North Carolina. Mr. R has
previously been on the bench of the State. Wa |
believe, and is lawyer of great emine nee at
home; his head being clear and his professional
attainmenu extensive, while in point Of per-
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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A nice little
L FARM, less than 10 miles from Washington,
on good road Ii may be Exchanged for city prop
erty. Apply to III. n. LANSDAIE ct the corner
oil 9th and NJ streets. or through Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-04

EOR SAL E-A convenient NEW BRICK
HOUSE, elIgibly situated, and within a few
minutes walk of the several Departments. This
property will be sold on reasonable terms as very
long credit will be given portion of the purchase
money. III. ". IANSDAIE.
Wood and Coal Yard. l4th st
ap2l-lm south of ayenue
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WANTS.

WANTED-By an ex perIenced Young Woman
w sItuatIon as Housekeeper, and to do Chm
beTwOrk or Washing aid ironing. Good ref.ren-
ces. Apply at +56 9Th street west No objec Inns TO
travel. ma ~
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email AND VERY DESIRABLE COUN-
- try Residence within three miles of Washing ton
Tor sae.-Ihe subscriber has for sale low n small
and beautifully situated little arm containing g
acres OF land situated beautiful and healthy
Gallon 10 hne state OF cultivation. improved by a
new and handsome Cottage House, Containing elev-
en- rooms. with StsbiIng, &c.
For particulars, inquire of
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
d6t Con, Marnbapt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-27
baltimore a1sd Ohio
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II a IL R O A id

IL y i Il n " n IL
TrtHrs Ros8 rms from Wheeling 70 Baltimore, fs7s
mles) ard 70 WashinytOns 900 mies,l and presents
ne fullest sivantAges both freight and passenger
IIue II runs through Wild and romantic reons Of the
Alrshenissi and eetng soady eonstructed completely
trcve and safest Railroads IN the United states Ths
Central Ohio RAilrosd rom Columbus and ZanesvetI
Wheeng unites this road with al porions o. the Wes
r,,r orrr.v THnoUsH FIcKETs Fzoar MENPHrs
LOUISVILLE and ST. LOUIS 70 the NATIONAL Me-
Tfshinron without the delay Of passing through Bati-
more It IS also The only ns b. Which baggage can b
r-7-pv the MAIL ROUTE from Memphis, take the mall
sisers rruning daily for Lousve, connecting there
ith mai stsauiers Jersonvile Railroad for Clncin-
nat where they srse 70 connect with the
IIfts Miami Rarosd for Columbus, oonneot rs thers
Win Csntrai OHIO Railroad, thrOugh HeUark and zanss-
we 10 Ehseng ~ the express train Of this route
ths Is Cineinnst 70 BStlmors and 70 Wsshingten
~ suTs 70 ssk for tia cts - he Baltimore and Ohi-
Railroad Esute.
s-g-Pssssneers from NsmphIs song East thrsagh s.
Iai, can boy Through Tckets sy ts Baltimore and Ohl,
Rarosd mis- route lays through Tncsnnes Terra Haate
Indianapoiis etc. 70 Wheeing, over the new Ohio snd
Mississippi and connuectng Reads. These connection,
are an direct and The time nom 81. Louis Baltimor
or Tsshington Is but sbout q hours through rckst
b. this mute may b had of the Ayut under the Plan
tsr's Houss al the following rates Prom ST. Louis
Baltimcre s25; 70 Washington s78.
Al VhcslinE the passenger takes the Superior d
tbs baltimore ard Ohio RAoad which leave three tme
daIy sor Baltimore Washin<to1- Philadelphia and Ges
YorR Throsgh IN IS or II hours, including stoppases
Far safety sPeed regularity. beauty OF ne oonnry and
general euor this rad Is sec0nh % none IN the Union
RRKTGHT5. = This company possesses the larsssl
eaniuen Of sny Raiiroad IN thc United Statess and
,sua-ed . Do a. Immense business IN transportaton
Ne 80 mate fuuis, ste connection at the whGrves and
% TIE Of Baltnore with ne hailroeo 70
49,. - Nv YORK steamers sf Ericsson and HALrIi
soar SrEAbfsaIP Lines, b Canal and sea . NJ
Ycr and ~ new Merchants and Alners Line % boston
-s-.r,-r. I, Noreofk Charleston, savannah, &c Fu
r+ r- freigkt tAEd, copies Of Ehic1 nay - na1
p ~ Fs-.i.ii1g Houses the west, or % = B. koD
I VIZ 8. WOODSIDE,
Master q frarspcrtaion. Baltimore.
ruaoFrgH TICK IT'S, Allowing the holders 70 stop a
- r1-f ,rd resume thetr seats At pleasurs, may b
Ls1Teh-sad Al the Companys Once. No. ., Jenerso'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-01-27
p. KUEFFNER, n. d..

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND, SURGEON,
Wlsn.s inform the czens Of Memphis and its VI
cinIty that located himself ct the souIheast
osrnsr 81 BHi0n aDf Second Etreets-
one nHtiie oOck IN fhe morning. between u
aud \ a. noon ard b=tree1 and the evening.
REFEEsCEs-Ju udEe Shake; Gov. Blown, % Mss
Eelzoa Mitcb-n Rsq. Of Charleston, G; Brs Herins
Licpe Of Ph-lz eiphiz and Dr. Csspsr of Louisville
d=ciad
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8ulI1ing 4etmatiOns.
HOUSE, SIGN, IND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING, DECORATING, &c

TAKES this methet Of informing the citizens of Men
u phis tnat he has permanently located himself here
carry the above business and those Who
may favor him with their patronage that al work
trusted % him viii haye his strict PERSONAL ATTEN-
TION, in the selection aud prepsrat1 o. the material
wen the faithful execution OF the No
tion viii Be spared his part 70 give satisfaction and
perioru ths work thorouEhy, ana at the tire q
suit tht -zste Of the most fastifi0us.
HIS lckg experience him IN saying that hiz
eoatracts viii Be piled with % the entire sasfctou
Of those Who may patronze him. They may also resi-
assured hat any unertsksn D. aim vii Be prompt
ly conducted
For qusnestons he heEs leave to refer % the follow
ing persons Capt @. 3, Church, Capt. T. Newell NJ
". Pooley Capt J. Goslee. Capt Aigeo, M. FhiIler
SH0P-Rzck q Sheton's Brug Store my2-dig