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SCHEDULE z.
GIVE FER CENTUM AID YALOREMD

GIVE FER CENTUM AID YALOREM.)
Articles used in dyeiug and sheets, uDmanufactur e
tanning not otherwise India rubber, milk OF
provided for Junk. old
Brass, in bars or pigs, old Plaster Of Paris or salphatS
and dt only TO be REMAIN OF lime, ground or IN
ufEctured grcuud
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides Of all kinds. IN
Copper ia pigs or bars, cop dressed
per ore I~Sheaihing Copper-but NJ
Copper, when old aud fit copper to se c~ln.ideret
only 70 be re-mGnu;ac- as such, except in sheets
tured IS inches long and Il
Cu-ch inches wide and weigh
Diamonds canoes, mossics| ing from II 10 81 ouEces
pearls, gems, rUbies, and SbeethiUg or yellow metal
other precious stones, not wholly or in part OF
and imitation thereof iron
"heh not set %Shestning or yellow metal
Smoty IN lump or pulver-I mails expressly Tor sheath.
lied, felt, adhesive fer ing vessels
sheathing vessels, Full i~Sheathiug paper
ler's earth, Gums CT ali Stave bolts and sbiprIe bolt,
sorts. not Otherwise pro Type, old and lat only 70 be
Videu Tor TemanulscIuTCd
Gulta percha, unmsnufac-W Void
tured, Indigo, India Rub Zinc, spelter. or tenteaegus
Der, in bottles, slabs or unmgnufsctured
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q The New York Tribune Of Friday ad-
mits the following in regard to dOwn-trOdden
Maryland
We had to-day a balr hours's talk with a
prominent merchant and leading secessionist
OF Baltimore. On all other subjects be was
calm, polite, and rational; on this, sxcitable.
rude, and perfectly visionary in bis ~caIcula-
tons. JEFF. Davis, be said, would be there in
four weeks; Maryland would rise and drive out
The national troops, and then no Union man
could live in Baltimore. They had betrayed
true men TO the government. persecu5ed them.
and kept a constant surveillance ever them:
but their time aGs coming soon now, and these
Union spies would find Baltimore too hot TO
bold them. We v~eptured TO intimate that the
North would hardly allow q hostile country
between it and Washington, and direfHl rs The
alternative would be, We were assured by the
best authority that no hesitation would be en-
tertained. in such an improbable event, about
utterly destroying the city. "Well,n said be,
az would rather see ali my property laid in
ashes and my family driven exiles from their
homes than endure this tyranny"
BREcK1ER1DGE IN BALTIMoRE.-Amid fire.
Quent Interruptions, the speaker continued to
say that since The tine when constitutions had
been designed nothing like the acts Of the ad-
LAA.5-ahNAUHI AC4 ever bIEulbNs lhDEIlT tAAs-
ted before the constitution was formed, and
whenever the issue is presented between that
on the one hand and a mere form Of govern
ment or the other, the form wonid perish, but
the principle would still survive. Kisses,
grosns and cheers.
Brscknride said have attentively watch
ell toe faces Il these around me tonight, and
feel bound to say bat this disturbance has
been occssioned by 2 handful Of men carrying
clubs and wearing brass badges. CVoices-
They are the dodge police" Mr.. B.-I
protest against the usurpatiOns Of this admin
istratien, s1d l rust in God The dav is near at
hand when the evil carriers Of these badges
WouId receive a summary check.
Tie disturbeTs Of he meeting undoubtedly
bad the sympathy or eounteBance Of the police
With them, the same as the April rioters had
The sympathy and countensnce Of the police
with them.
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Il. WApE & C@.

a. H8ABE q 90.
HAEE Just Deceived NEW MILITARY BOOK.
Il t0-Eit:
Fsavy Artillery.
Roberts Artillery and MasrJ's skirmish Drill Tor
Mounted Troops.
Tioo2srs haIual. Camp Duty. Handbook. Hsr-
does factics Science OF War.
Aisc-Literary Works:
Notes en- Virginia.
History cf
hilan AHeni 6r, Life IA Virginia.
Southwestern Sketches.
Wsise acre v. Back Acre.
Uacle Robin.
Miners Guide.
Anticipatons Ct The Future, from 1855 to $50
Por ssle by g.. WADg 4 D.
JHs ESQ Main street
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FEM
COLLEGE,.
nGemPh5s, Tenne@see.


VHBE Fail Session OF this Institution viii c1umsncs
j on the 18Th Of September next. ia its favor We
elsim the following advantages.
1. It's plan o. organization. thorough course o. stufy
and discipline, IS well as the high standard or ilslruc-
non, pace It II The r4ak Of q strictly drst class Female
College.
2 1hs but.dines are new, elegant AID co2moGi0us.
For all school purposes, they are probably unsurpassed
by any either NoFth CT South. The f~urniturs and gem
eFal school eQuipmests have Let failed % excite the zd-
miratiou OF visitors sni patrons.
,. In local situation 10 canzsIucs the following adj
~vantsses: The reeion or country j. Acknowledged 20 De
healthy AS well as be1utifrl. Itis Surrounded Rs on
OF The NEST refined, intelligent and mora c0mmunlties.
l. u sufficiently ueer TO The city for ali purpose %
trade aad sLdeie1t'y remote TO protect The pupils
agzlnsC habits Of extr4vaEalcs. II may be easily
reached IN all directions rs railroad and river.
T. The professors and teachers have had hng eZneri-
exec. Inf are known as thoroughly entitled % The con
hdeEce Of the Souta. IA fact The highest advantages
ia every particular that can be found N any mia
l1stituiion, are enjoyed at this, for tie proper trsiniag
and e~lncation Of Young ladies.
EXPENSES as heretofore. For particulars, address
C. COLLINS.
aH4-d6W President
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KRONE square, renewable weekly, per Annum, $500
{" twice Rweek, " $500
EY-Two squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, So. 90

gG-Oue square, renewable weekly, per Annu1ny $1,000
GO " twice Rweek, " $500
yS-Two squares, renewable weekly, per AnnuIn, 5000
g twice q week, " 80. 90
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iarge type, Charged at CUBLE RATES.
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pyihg space ever contract, and when LARGE TYPE Is
required 10 be used, or the advertisement kept Ga inside
Of paper.
FS~Yearly sSvertiserz WILDE charged extra st Tesu-
lar rates, TOT wants, Rents, Removals, Co-Psrtnsrshipa
Notices, To Consignees, etc.
E-TrGHSieRt Advertisements mast be pad for n
CdUdBce.
Ep~No advertisement will spp-cr In the Weekly paper
mless by sOecisl contract.
ER~Adve. semeuts 70 be 4 inserted lHAEe.Wsekly paper
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T-Announciu candidates for State, Counts and NJ
nicipGI 6laces, 50 each, 70 be paid in advance IL every
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Obituaries, Tributes OF Respect and Funeral Invitations
a. al other 3 iyertiseIaeRts.
E8@Au legal AMI transient advertisements Will be
CHARGED by the insertion.
E@Editerisl notices in local column win be charged
20 cents per line.
No deduction or variation viii be made from tie
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THE NEW TARIFF.

Az ACT TO PRotIDE REVENUE FROM CoMMoDI-
TIES IMPORTED FROM FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
SECTION /. The CONGRESS of the Confederate
States Of America DO enact. That from and after the
thlrty-drst day OF August next /; duty shall be imposed
on all goods, products, wares and merchandise imported
from abroad into the Confederate States Of America, as
follows
on all articles enumerated in Schedule d, an Gd "a
loren dury Of twenty-five pei ceutum. On all articles
enumerated il Schedule B, an I'd UdlOrem duty Of twen-
ty per cautum On all articles enumerated in Schedule
c an % UdlOTeH duty u fifteen Ter centum. On oil
articles enumerated in Schedule D, an al UGlorem duty
OF ten per centum. On all articles enumerated in
Schedule p, an al UdlOTem duiy OF ave per centum.
And that all articles enumerated in Schedule T, a Spe-
cihc duty as therein named. And that all articles emu
merated In Schedule G, shall be exempt from duty, to
mF4
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A~LLEGIAsF WATER!

WE have Just received q large supply Of the above
w celebrated Mineral Water, fresh from the Springs.
1t has gained 8 hne reputation with those who have
visited the Springs or used the Water at home, and we
take pleasure in recommending it to iavalids as an al
terative and suti-cysreptic Mineral Water, which is
uLeqldle1 IN It's curative powers. It IS also slightly
purgetive IN many cases, and mhy therefore be used as
d substitute Ger the Saratoga Water aud with the
above additional properties, 1t is more valuable in the
majority OF cases. We would invite n trial OF its viz
tues by those UhO suder from Indigestion or other de-
rangenents ct The digestive organs. It is put up in
quart and dSlf gallon bottles, carefully packed in boxes
containing one dozen, which may be sateiy transported.
a discount to the trade. All orders promptly filed by
S. MANSFIELD * co
Jyl4-2n WAolesals D~raEgisls, Menphls. Tenn.
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SCHEDULE C.
FIFTEEH Pen CENTU1 AD VALOREM)

Coral, cut or manufsctur
Feathers and flowers, aTti
SCHE
FIFTEEH PEN CE
Alum
Arr0w-rOot
Articles Of clothing or :
Psrel, including h1
caps, gloves, shoes a
boots OF all kinds, We
By men, women or Cd
dren, OF Whatever mat
rial composed
Bsizes, blankets b0ckinI
danneis and 1oorclotl
OF whatever mater.
composed, not otherwl
provided for
Baskets, ana al ether sr'
cles composed OF graz
osier, pam leaf, stra.
Ehalebone or willow, j
otherwise provided for
Beer, ale aud porter,
casks 0r battles
BeeEwax
Berries and vegetables
ali kinds used for food, n
Otherwise provided for
Blle or Roman vitriUl,
sulpnate OF copper
Bologna sausages
Braces, suspeDders, we.
bling. OF other fabric
composed wholly or
part Of India rubber, n
otherwise provided for
Breccia
Burgundy pitch
Buttons aud button moul.
Fl 81 kinds
Cab rs and c0rdaZe, Of whz
ever material made
Cadmium
CalamiDe
Caiomel, and all other NE.
curial preparations
Carbonate Of soda
Castor beans
Castor OIL
Candles and topers Of spe,
maceti, stesrine, par
hEe, tallow OF wax, al
all other candles
Caps, hats, NUTS aud Iii
pets, aud all other mani
features OF fur, or
which fur shall be Z con
ponent part
Gaps gloves, lerCins, NIT
socks, stCkl8Es, VIZ,
shirts sud drawers, 81
all similar articles Toi
BY men. women and chi
dren. and not Otherwi.
provided for
Carpets, carpeting, heertl
rugs. bed-sides, and oth'
portions Of carpeting, b
ing either AubussoI
Brussels, ingram, Sax.
ny. Turkey, Yenetial
wilton. OF any 9th,
similar fabric not oths.
wise provided for Carr.
ages au3 parts Of carriage
CEstOrum
Chains. of all sorts
Cidec AID other beverage
not cohtai ing slc0ho
and not Otherwise pr,
viGed Tor
Chocolate
Chronste Of lea1
Chromate, bi-chromate, hI
driodaie and prussizte
potash
Clocks and parts OF clocks
Coach ans harness iurni
iura Of ali kinds
Cobalt
Combs o. al kinds
Copper bottoms
Copper rods, bolts, mai
and spikes
Copper N bneef5 or plate
called b-azIer's cope.
and other sheets OF col
per not otherwise pr
vided for
Copperas, or green vitri0
or sulphate VI iron
Corks
Cotton cords, EimFs az
EallOons.
Cotton laces. cotton inser
iugs, cation trimmiI
lAces, cotton and brsids
court plaster
C0TaI, manufactured
Crzv8Hs Of al kinds
Cubebs
Cutlery Of all kinds
Eelaiues
Dolls and toys Of all kind.
Dried palp
Drugs, Medicinal
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HUTE@N s. FREEEGH'S
Hip OF THE
SHAT Oh WAR |

4 BEAUTIFUL LITHOGRAPHIo MAP, in threc
II co!ors, o. the
Seat Of War in Virginia, Etc,
Giving the positions O. thu diFsren1 Armies, etc, will
be resdy Tor delivery Z. SATURDAY., Goth inst. Il
win be furnished e trade on liberal terms F0a
CASH. now -
Orders promr the nama 20. Also, new designs FOR
E3 To6T s5rew, you Q Paper, ,.,
IVA BziHs reudeTirA' D
81 a long, and .hifshtvg VaEsr
Isl Manassas OF ~
Asr 555l5! ss3 se S99 ri 81 Fa'eg5Gh !
distinguished promo al TX
rs God by giving his fist born son a M DAMS
n ni,at ever be a'gratsful rcmembr0Tcsr tcarv
DDS GOODNESS to him in the ddrkT[ G.
rial. Is5 name him, says y" B0sJK.
IL Good hath made uZ&rgs
at Is the sfljc,ioPr; 20 b. y Lid by the Troops.
e imprisonUeE
20 . hat is sew, Iusaectiod.
r. Dress Parade, Gusrd Mounting,
"eIe C"SA Duties Of GaArds,
5t Touae.es Of Captains Companies,
trolling Duties in CxEp and Garrisons,
.rsss sdier'a Rations and mode OF Cooking them.
Suggestions to Soldiers.
For sale by YOUNG Il BROTHER,
Odd-Felluws' Hall, Main street,
BlI Memphis, Tenn.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
4 VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE.

DURSSANT to a decree CT the Chancey Court at
! Eemphis, rendered November term 1850 in the
case Of ". B. Drift and Henry z. Garmsn vs.. John
Y. HOPKINS anc John NJ. Lea, I viii, on
Monday, September %, 1851,
in front Of my office in the CITY OF Memphis, proceed 70
sell 10 the highest bidder all tie Interest which the de-
PENDANT, Joha W. Hopkins, lad On the first day OF De-
cember, 1868, in and 20 the fU.pwlng described Lease
hold Sstste, to-wii: = block ~ two story brick houses
or tener1ents, or part OF Iof 10. 2@5, in the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county, tennessee, fronting on the
Sorth side OF Monroe street isSk feet by 5O feet lu
depth, subject 10 all the rights liens and covenants Ia
the Lessee TO A. 7. Eorto7 Of J n. Lea, the lessor, or 50
much thereof rs may rs necessary to pay compIaiuau5s
debt, interest and COS.
TERMS OF SALE The above described Ieasshold
interest ard Improvements win be sold Gu a credit OF
seven and twelve months, purchaser to execute notes
with two or more Good securities, with = lien retained
on the premises. sale al II O'clock A.. NJ.
o G. AMER
1y2T-dGwtd Clerk and Master.
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miscellaneous.
SAINT MARY'B SCHOOL,
ME.MPR HIS.
MEMPHIS.

hERs. GARY E. POPE, Principal, will open on thu
WI usual day, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1851, with the
same teachers.
Rr. wIEKLER has charge OF the Music. Mrs. N
A. z. Morgan viii continue TO give lessons in Drawing
and Painting, and will also have classes in the higher
scholastic departments. for which she is eminentIy
qualified, having given up e hourishing school for the
purpose. Dancing, a. before, will be taught in the
house. Twenty-Five b0arders can be accommodated.
TEraTs vrb fuwurfabfwF - Gwar-
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the srts, provided that nc
article or articles shall be
deemed a model which
can be lifted for use
Paw ng stones
Personal and household ef-
fects, not merchandise, OF
citizens Of the Ccnfeder-
ate States dying abroad
Specimens OF natural his
tory, minerology. or bota-
ny, provided the same be
] imported in good faith,
for the Use Of any society
Incorporated or establish
60 for philosophical, sgri-
cultural or horticultural
purposes or for the use
or by the order Of suy
college, academy, school,
or seminary OF learning
in the Confederate State:
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Books, maps, charts, mathe
NAUTICAL and nautical III
struments, philosophical
apparatus, ami all other
articles whsteRer, imp4r-
ted fer the use Of tue Con-
federate States
Book pamphlets, periOdi-
Gals, and tracts, published
by religious associations
All PIN iosophical apparatus,
instruments, books, maps,
and charts, statues, statu-
airy, busts and casts, OF.
marble, bronze, alabsster.
or plaster OF Paris, paint
lngs and drawings, etch-
ings. specimens Of sculp-
ture. cabinet or coins, me-
dsls, gems, and all collec-
tirns Of antiquities, pre-
yided the same be special
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thereof
ULE C.
rUA AD VADOREM)
IGreen turtle
Sum benzlon, or benjamin
Cans, except muskets an
rifles, fire arns and al
paris thereof not intende,
for military purposes
lGunLy cloth and India bag.
gings, and India mating
OF ali sorts, not stberwisl
provided for
Hair. curled, moss, seaweeg
and al other vegetable
substances used for bed
or mattresses
Hair pencils
Hat bodies Of cotton OF WOO.
Hats ans bounets, for men.
women aud children, com
posed Of straw, satin
straw, chip, grass, palm
leaf, willow, or any other
vegetable substance, or o.
hair, whalebone, or other
materials, not otherwise
provided FOR
HHtters' plush, Of whatever
material composed
Honey
INK and ink powder
.tpecacuanha
Iridium
Iris, or orris-rOot
Iron castings
.IroH liquor
Iron IN bars, bolts, rods,
slabs, and rail road rails,
spikes, fishing plates aud
chairs, used in construct
ing railroads
Ivory black
Jalap
Japauned ware Of all kinds
not otherwise provided FOR
Jet, and manufactures Of jet
and limitations thereof
Jewelry or limitations there
Of
Juniper berries
Laces Of cotton, or thread
or ether materials, not
otherwise provided for
Lam gbiack
Lsstlngs. cut in strips, or
patterns Of the size or
shape Tor shoes, bostS,
bootees, slippers, g~siters
or DpttHus, Of whatever
material composed
Lead peHcils
Leaden pipes
Leather, japznncd
Leeches
Lluneus Of all kinds
LiquorIce, paste, juice OF
root
Litharge
Naocaroni, vermicelli, CELIA
tine, jellies, and ali other
similar preparations. not
otherwise provided for
Machinery Of every de-
scription not otherwise
provided for
Mat
AgEnesia
Manganese
Mama
Manufactures Of the bark
OF The cork tree
Manufactures Of silk
Manufactures Of wool Of sll
kinds, or worsted, not
otherwise provided for
Manufactures OF GOTTEN o.
all kinds, not otherwise
provided for
* anufsctures OF fax OF all
kinds. not otherwise pro-
vided FOR
Manufactures Of hemp Of ali
kinds, Let otherwise pro-
vidpd for
Manufactures Of bene shell,
horn, pearl, ivory CT vego-
table ivory, not otRerwlse
provided for
AahulaCtlresj articles, yes
sels and wares, not other
wise prov for OF bras
copper, iron, lead, PEWTER,
tin, Or OF which either OF
these metals shah be d
component part
Manufactures. articles, YES
sells and wares Of ria r, or
OF which glass shah be q
component mBterigl, net
otherwise provided for
Manufactures and articles
OF leather, or OF which
leather shall be . c1mpO-
nent part, not otherwise
provided for
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eT91F6Eo.

II SOLVED, By the Board Of Mayor and Aldermen Of
g. the city Of Memphis, that the Mayor keep standing
nAtice IN two Of the city papers, that no account against
tie city Will be paid uAless made by authority of the
asgorand Boardof Aldermen aAd approved by the Mayor.
EXTRACT FROM the miEutes.l
2. D. BAUGH Mayor.
~hIcHARDsoE, City Rogistor.
NamnhiE. Aurnst s
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SCHEDULE T.
SPECIFIC DUTIES.
SCHEDULE G.

Ice. one dollar aud fftyl-two cents per bushe,
cents per tuu 4 ffty.Six pouuCs Der
Salt, ground, blcwn, or rockJousheI
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~ We know a dandy Who is so extremely
fsstidious lthat be is aIways measured for HE
umbrella.
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Fz5-If a man cheats you once, blame bin; il
a second tine, blame yourself.
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e. Misery loves company, and so does 9
manageable young lady.
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arrival of the Pony Express.

Fort KEARNY, August 10.-The pony sX-
press passed at 9 P. n. yesterday.
SAN FRAEcIsco, July 2!.-The demand for
coffee, teas, sugars, liquors AMI brandies con-
times excellent on account Of the anticipated
tariff changes, and the trade are stocking
full Of these articles in advance Of consumP-
ton.
On account Of eastern advices OF renewed
dangers from pTivsteers, exchange advanced
to . per cent insurance on treasure stipmen-s
to 4 per cent; notwithstanding, treasure will
go forward freely BY to-morrow's steamer.
The overland telegraph has been extended
p miles further eastward. The end Of The
wire is now 125 miles east Of Carson valley,
and progressing at tke rate of % miles per
week. The poay express news is now teIe-
graphed to San Francisco two days before the
pony arrives.
LATER.
By telegraph from AMIR station
SAN Francisco, August 2.-Sailed August
1st, the steamer golden Gate, with 81, 100000
in treasure, and 225 passengers.
Forboltown, Butler county, was nearly de-
stroyed On the LIST by fire. Loss about $780,
coo.
1t the Breckinridgs democrats ratification
meeting IN San Francisco, on the 3Ist. men
crowded the music ball, and created such an
uproar the meeting could not proceed.-St.
Louis Republicans, lin.
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9AISfRlhnR0us.
PRAIRIR LINIHRNT.
o Z REIovAL AND oURz OF
RHEUMATISM,
Il PAINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AFF9RDIgG INSTANT RELIEF

T7EIS LNTNEET, unlike ordinary spplicstlops. is
L t=rfectiy transparent liquid-WiH not soil the skin
OF the ,~ost delicate individual, and warranted 20 be tn
oest iott- 'pphc1tloH ever offered to the public. 1t
powerful generating qualities adapt it 70 every form q
EneUAlstismI Neuralgia snd pain Of every character;
For sale by Ward x AcClellahd and CuEndIer * Co,
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DAILY RATES Of ADVERTISING
For one square Of ten lines orless, one insertion. s. GO
For each additional insertion Of sane.......,... 50
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t the desire OF the puoils, the Uniform is abandoned,
but hounces, feathers, flowers and jeveIry, VIII sti1
be prohibited. No money will, in any case, be advanced
for purchases Of any kind.
d dress maker viii, as before, be employed in the
mousse, and such bills must be paid at the end Of the
month
Memphis, July y, 1861.
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SCHEDULE b.
rwTNTT PER- CEKTUM AD vALoRRN.


Almonds. raisius, currents cial or ornamental, al,
dates. hgs, and all other parts thereof, Of whatever
dried or preserved fruits material composed
net Otherwise provided Pans and fire soreness @
for every description, O.
Argentine, alsbata or Ger whatever material CON,
man SILVER manufactured. posed
or uuuauufGctured Grapes, plums and prUnel
Articles embroidered with and ether such fruit, whFT
gold, silver, or other me- put up in bottles. cases q
tai, not otherwise pro cans. not otherwise pro
vided for vided for
BElsgms, cosmetics, essen Manufactures OF gold, pla.
czs, eytracts, pasJes, per- tina or silver. not other
fumes and tluCtures, Used wise provided for
for TIE toilet or for medl- Manufactures o p 5 p e 2
cinal purposes mache
Bay--um &classes
Beads Of amber, composition Painting on glass
OF wax, and all other Pepper, pimento, cloves,
beads nutmegs, cinnamon and al
Beuz5 ties, bracelets braids. other spices
chains. Curls, or ~ringlets, Perfumes and perfumery, Of
composed Of hair, OF Of all sorts, rot otherwise
which hair Is a component provided for
part, not otherwise pro Pisted ard gilt ware, Of all
vided Tor kinds not otherwise pro-
Bro0ms ana brushes Of ell videdf FOR
kinds Playing cards
Camphor, refined Prepared vegetables, fruits
Canes, and sticks, for walk nests, poultry ana game
ing. finished or unfinished sealed or enclosed In can.
Cspe-s. pickles, and sauces or otherwise
OF al kinds, DotOtherwgse Silver plated metals, il
provided for sheets OF o-her form
Card cases, pocket-bOsks, s o a p CASTLE, Perfumed
she'll boxes, souvenirs Windsor, and other toilet
and all similar articles soaps
Of whatever naueTia COM Sugar Of all kinds
posed, not Otherwise pro syrup OF sugar
vided for IEpsuiettes, GALLONS, laces
Compositions Of glass, set or Knots, stars, tassels, Tres
unset ses, and wings Of gold e.
Coral, cut or manufactured. silver, or limitations
Feathers and flowers, artia- thereof