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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

V LII ANTE kUBBER-For Artificial
~, ssIh, Tor sale to those Dentists who are re-
alesnsed 70 use It.. Also Jopes 4 Whites
EzOt Snp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-05-07

~ ERs OF HAkDWARE-0fer for sale, A. low
prices, 5000 pair Trace Chains; 500 pair staes
Traces 500 pair Breast and Back Chains: 200 al,
Grass aud train seythes; 100 doz seytbe snafhs.
90 doz sickles, of superior make; 200 dor Ell
Steel w eadng Hoes; $50 doz Spades and ShaysIs.
zoe doz Hay and Manure Forks. To which thew
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
Ergrg ERarges:
Geserns Ree,rFngfnna.

/. 30 pupil viii be received for a shorter period than
q session. Pupi's entering s9trr th- cc-amaUc-1.qnt O.,
a session, viii BE- clsrsed ou.y FOR the residue ~ ths
session. 10 fe'uciicn VIII be msds Ia case % ulrl-
travai before tie cOze OF the session, or for absence.
unless occasi0ued by Sickness.
,. NitE the view 70 prevent eEfravzcauce ard p-o-
mote habits Of rclEfnlyI tue following Uuif I'm has
been selsCced Winter UlIf0rm 70 consist OF sa e.
c1iored dpriIu dress, with cape n same. and rf4fu
white collar black * apron a4T white lechpru Eat.
trimmed with straw co.ored E5s1u FOR GUNNER, and
seaFtet lot WiaJsF- summer uHi'ormJ cons rt dress
90 n-uf slLgn21- muslin or c1Lc0. Is I'd gClsr=J g. be
made with long sleeves. and 10 a. c,o-e 20 The neck
With snail, plain, white cOilsr; baek SIX apron. E+rA
pupil to b provided win two stresses for the Winter,
and fo7r dresses Of the summer Uniform
.. B1arder- Va-t be provided with six changes cf
clothing suitable. u the seaf0u. with aH necessary artI-
c3as for the t-liet aEdsW.th SIX table lauk.T,S.
4 The parents o. guardians q 5ouus laeies coming
from a distance, are requested to u1ur sGua person IA
or near Memphis 20 VII n appIica.i,u nav be made.
When Necessary, in favor Of the pupil or tns Iusttu-
tion.
5 The Institu,ion viii not incur the exns1ss OF fur
nishins the Pupit with pOcSes m9u-y or artic Is o.
clothing; nor shall the pupils Be ellswed 10 Keep money
70 spend st their discretion Such moB- 9 anu ls de-
posted with the Superior Of the INST tute.
8 To prevent i1ss CT Lne and interruption Of the
exercise cs toe School, visitor VII be received 01J
on Saturdays from 9 70 - 0'ci0cE II ami f-om Q % s
p p. Parents Or others wisri 2 to place children On
the Institution VIII be resolved On any day except
sunday
adard educational advantages, irrsspsc,rveIy % rHlI-
gI0us cFeeds, 10 iHAE-H nee beyond thst Object viii De er-
eEcisfd. Bisci1itHe asd order cn.y viii rsQrire attend
aBce at divine service on SU1Isvs
8. Parents and friends visiting the rupi's IN exhibit
ton week, or IT other times, WlU find recommendation
in the CRY or EeiEhs5Th7o as the Institute l. nc. pre-
pared TO furnish entertainment.
Q. Letters % cs addressed to the
MOTHER sTPsRTo2,
81. agnes Fence A afemy,
a7s-Sn Memphis. Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
BLACK REPUBLICAN DISPATCHES
40 The NORTHERN PMESSs

Special to the New York Tribune.l
WARRINGTON, August IS. - Commander
Hickey, Of the British ship Gladiator, has
sent a note TO Commodore Ssringham, which
as been forwarded to the Navy Department,
representing that the blockade is open at the
entrance Of Cape Fear, Wilmington, and also
from The ports of Beaufort and OfacO Inlet
to PamltcO Sound, along the coast Of North
Carolina.
The CAT OF fidelity was this morning taken
by all the clerks in the lower room Of the
treasury building, without objection on the
part OF any one.
Jas. S. WaaswoTth, yielding to the entreaties
of Gen. Scott, has accepted the commission Of
brigadier general.
Thirteen United States vessels, seven Of them
steamers, ca~rrying2O00 men, are expected here
within forty or fifty days, and will be added
to the blOcAading force. From the Brazil
squadron the frigate Congress and another is
expected daily. From the African squadron.
three vessels, one the Mohican, equal to the
lrOqH lis, should be here early in September,
fhe China squadron will arrive a month later.
specisl to the New York Herald
The vessels of ire Potomac fetila have been
recalled. There are now on duty at Aqua
Creek eight U. S. vessels. Three more have
lust arrived at the navy yard, and will be added
70 the feet. The Baltimorean brought up
from Old Point, twenty launches, capable Of
carrying twenty men and one ID pound howit-
Ter each, for shoal water service, and to com
plete the river police.
The feet at Aqua Creek Is lying out Of
range of the rebels riled cannon battery, but in
full view Of the river from Aqua Creek to the
Potomac creek, and ready to prevent any
crossing over in small boats.
Thomas W. Key, of Ohio, is appointed aid
to Gen. Mcclellan with the rank of colonel
The commission is dated Aug. 10 b, 1S60,as an
award for services in Western Virginia as 4
civilian. The appointment is The first and only
one made under the act of August 9Th, 1861.
Colonel Key is a Western man, born in Mason
county, Kentucky.
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maryIand-.siEns at the norm,

y have conveTsed with a highly intelligent
and reli he gentleman who left Baltimore on
Thur day last How be got hgre we do not in
tend to say. He s-ys Maryland is like a train
Of powder Just waiting to be touched of-tbat
the Confederate army is hourly expected with
ill-repressed Impotence. Our informant saws
be heard soldiers Of the northern ARM who had
been at the battle Of Manassas, make state
meDts respecting the South and Beauregard's
army such IS be dared not utter. To their
credit be it said they are telling the truth and
exercising a saIHtaTy influence. Statements
were made in public places in Baltimore b.,
returned soldiers such as the following; "Fhe
stu5heTners are better armed, better equipped,
better Offered, and animated with better SEN
timeHt- than We sre-they are uDconQuersbIe."
We learn from the same source that Lincoln
has succeeded in getting one hundred and fifty
mill Ous Of bis loan taken, OF rather proposals
have been made to that extent, by the banks Of
Boston, Philadelphia and New York, the same
being payable in quarterly instaIments-say
fifty millions every three months, in the cur
rency Of the banks, they taking treasury notes
- security at the rate Of seven and three
tenths.
4pe banks expect to have the first naymenF
returned 20 them before the second ia due. and
this arrangement is all indication that tber
lock upon peace as more than probable before
three months are ended. All TIE passengers
VITO have lately arrived from that section RON
cur IN the belief that the process ef disintegra-
tion 10 the North has begun and is going On
hopefully; tDaJ the northern people are demo-
Taiized by the defeats at Manassas and in Mis-
seuri; that there are decided indications Of
peace, and that it is utterly hspeless to raise
another army for the invasion and subiugation
of the South, and very doubtful if they can even
defend Wsshinston-SiohmoDd Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
Grocery and millinery
& ITO ID " g

a GREAT ! Of wsIl-selected, fresh and su-
"A poTior Groceries and Provisions, hne Wines and
superior Liquors, OF direct importation, are always
kest on hand stthe store Of JOHN Fl HARTLEY, cor
ner OF Linden sndDsSoto streets. he has just received
8 fresh consignment Of Anne , st Louis Haas, for
which his establshn At is celebrated.
EeKt the Grocery establishment, on DeSote street, be
has ast opened q Store with an entirety new stock Of
Fashionable Millinery. Bonaets, Dry Goods, trimmings
and every articls in - 1t line OF business.
A competent sad experienced laGy wiz etieEd e all
Yho may extend their patronage. Eadieg are isvitsd
to cal sna Inspect TIE spring stock, which viii be found.
superior aud a~ttsBctiY {, and a. prices that vii sHit the
times. -IQHE E. HARTLEE, y
mrs Sorner Linden arc Desoso etteels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
CEAKCERK SALE
OF
A VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE,

DURSJANT to q decree Of the Chancsrv Court at
4 Memphis, rendered November term, 1880 in the
case OF ". 3. Drift and Henry E. Gartman vs.. John
". Hopkins ard John II. Lee, I will on
Monday, Sept nbeT %, 1851,
in front Of ny Office in the city Of Memphis, proceed 10
sell 70 the highest bidder all the interest which the de-
iendsnt John W. Hopkins, Rad on the first day Of De-
cember, 1853 in and 70 the following described Lease
h0d Estate. to-wl- A block OF tEo story brick houses
Or teueGents, on part OF l0t EO. ga. II the city OF
Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, fronting ca the
sorth -ids ef Monroe street 1855 feet by 90 feet II
DEPTH subject 10 ell the rights, liens and covenants 10
the lease % A T.Eort0n f : n. Lea, the lessor, or so
MUCH thereof Is nav be necessary 10 pay complsIuEnts
debt. interest and cost.
TERMS OF SALE The sbove described leasehold
interest ard Improvements viii be sold on q credit OF
seven and twelve months, purchaser t. execute notes
with two or more good securities, with 9 lien retained
On the premises. Sale at Il O'Clock a. II
JOHN G. LANTER,
iy27-dawtd Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
SCHEDULE r.,

CWENTY PER CENTUH AID VALoREN)
Almonds, Tsisins, currants, cisl or ornamental, and
dates, hEs, and all other parts thereof Of whatever
dried or preserved fruits material composed
net otherwise provided Pans and fire screnes Of
fer every dezcriFtien, Of
Argentine, alabaia or Ger Wherever material corr
man sl}ver manufactured posed
or manufactured .Grspes, plums and prunes
Articles embroidered with and other such fruit, when
gold, silver, or other mel pat up in bottles. cases OF
tai, not othgrwise pro cans, not etherwis5 pro-
vided fer vided for
Bsla-ms, cosmetics, essen Manufactures Of gold, pIs-
ces, extracts, pEstes, per- tina or silver, not other
fumes and t~iDctTres, used wise provided for
for e toilet or for medi- Manufactures OF p a p T
cinsl purposes mache
Bav-rum Molasses
Beads Of amber, composition Painting on glass
OF wax, and all other Pepser, Pimento,- cloves,
beads GUtuegs, cinnamon and az
ssuz ties, bracelets braids other spices
chains. rUrIs, or ringle;s, Perfumes and p~ertumeTyy Of
composed Of hair, or oil all sorts, rot otherwise
which hasE is q component provided for
part, not otherwise pro Plated aud gilt ware, OF all
vided loT KINDS not otherwise pro-
Brooms and brushes Of 81 videdIor
kinds Playing cards
Ca1pnor, refined Prepared vegetables, fruits,
Canes, and sticks, for walk meats, poultry AM gama,
ing, finished or unfinished sealed or enclosed in cans
Capers, pickles, and sauces. or otherwise
OF sl kinds, lot herwiseISilve plated metals, in
provided for sheets OF o her form
Card cases, p1cket-bosEs S q ?, CASTLE, perfUmed,
shell boxes, souvcnirs Windsor, and other toilet
ami all similar articles soaps
Of whatever material COM Sugar of all kinds
posed, not otherwise pro Syrup orsugsr
vided for Epsuiettes, GALLONS, laces,
Compositions Of glass, set or knots, stars, tassels, tres
unset scs, and wings of gold or
Coral, cut or manufactured silver, or limitations
Feathers endfOwers, artia. thereof
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
AALEGllAzY WATER!

I'VE have Just received a large supply OF the above
w celebrated Mineral water, fresh from the Springs.
It has Gained ? fac reputation with those VINO have
visited the Springs or used the water at home, sad we
take pleasure in recommending IL to iavalids u5aH al
teTBtlva and anti-dysPeptic Mineral Wator, WbiCh'is
~unequaled IN its curative powers Il is also Slightly
p]urgative in manv cases, and my therefore be used a.
a substitute fer the '5arat0zs water" and win the
above additional properties, 10 i5 more valuable in the
majority OF eases. We would invite a trial o. its viz
tues By those ahO suffer from indigestion CT other de-
Of the digestive organs. u is put mp in
quart a1G half gallon bottles. carefully packed in boxes
Containing one dozen, which NAV be safely transported.
A discount u the trade. All orders promptly filed by
g. MANSFIELD = 90
iy14-2m wholesale Druggists, Eempkis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

Nor A BAD JoKE.-MsBy incidents have
been related in Illustration IF the confidence
OF the enemy Of a victory at Manassas, but
the following ia the best joke OF them all.
Col Scott, Of Pennsylvania, is manager Of
fha government railroads and telegraphs, and
just before the battle Of Manassas, feeling as
sursd Of the success of the federal army, he
ranged . schedule for the raining of three
trains 2 gay on the Alexandra and Manassas
Gap railroad. The following is bis advertise
ent:
Ga and after Monday, July 22d, regular
trans will leave Alexandra and Fairfax
promptly, and pToceet by card time.
All extra trains will give regular trains a
klear track not less than ten minutes before
ard tine Of regular trains.
Maximum speed not to exceed eighteen miles
fT bour.
I'm ali cases Of doubt take the safe course
op 40 risks. By order Of the War Depart
SasnH. s~7E A ScoTT,
Foa bI Manager Ses-ooth the Pays.
wT.sBGRAx- TsolEaqatTa, FA1.
GaQsfk
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D e.


GIVE PER CENTUM AD vALORE3.)
Articles used in dyeing AND sheets, urmanufactur ed
tanning not otherwise. India rubber, milk Of
provided for Junk, Old
Brass, in bars or pigs, o!d Plaster Of Paris or s1Iptate
and 1T only to be re-nan- OF lime, ground or IN
ufaCtuTed ground
Bells, old bell metal Raw hides Of all kinds. M
Copper il pigs or bars, cop dressed
per ore lSheaEhing ccppcr-but no
Copper, when old ard ut copper to be Considered
only 70 be re-mshufac-' as such, except in sheets
tured 4S inches long and IA
Clutch inches wide ard weigh
Diamonds, canoes, mosaics ing from II to "a ounces
pearls, gems, Tubies, andISheathibgo or yellow metal.
other precious stones, not wholly or in part OF
aEd imitation thereof iron
when not set |shesthing OF yellow metal
Emory in lump or pulver- ma Is exPressIy for sheath
lied, felt, cohesive for ing vessels
sheatLing vessels, Ful 'Sheathing paper
ler's earth, Gums Of allStave bolts and Single bolts
sorts, not otherwise pro Type. old and 1T only to be,
vided for manufactured
Gu Ia perCha, unnGnufac-i Void
tured, Indigo, India Rub 'Ziuc, speiter or tenteaegus,
Der, in bottles, slabs on manufactured
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1919 - 49, 80. q. al,
BGBEGDS &DB" 90 g
WEE ELoNEEEE. AEABAEA.

THIS most celebrated Watering Place is Low open
Z for the r~scgation Of visitors, and has Already a
good many persons frOu8 GIGFrsn parts Of the country.
We have ezgsged the services o. the celebrated HOLD
iuz BAND for the season, who ars hard t. excel en-
brass " string instruments. The advantages Of dshisg
are ad11tted ~ al WE0 have visited this place 10 excel
tLtsstr any O,5er watering place, Sd5dI creek being
only a quarter OF a mile, ard Tennessee z yer only four
miles distant, aad We are supplied with fishing boats
or skis u the purpose, Our TeE-pin Alleys and Bill
lizard Tables are II gcsl order.
The waters 81 these Springs are By
more than two lular'l Of the most eminent physicians
In the surroundings country, for the cure Of ~scroGuls.
ropsy5 oys1fps'al liver complaint, diseases peculiar to
females, sore eyes, chronic d~l8rrhes, syphilis, and all
diseases OF the ]Eldueys, urinary Ur5auz, and ali guta-
Eeoas diseases. Runners Of tn, most remarkable
cures have been testified to b. most respectable living
witnesses
Col James E''doch, lat7 Of Iuka Springs assists il
the management Of the house, and 10 pains VIII be
5psrei TO make caE guests in every way comfortable.
OR table snail be supplied with the best the country
-hJrls. and our accommodations IN every respect shall
De as good Is those OF any other watering place in the
country
Our st'ge coaches win be at TIE depot at Florence on
the arrival OF tn cars, ct ell times, ana convey all pas
sengcrs 70 aEG from the Springs without delay.
Our livery stable is veil stocked with C~arriagas, bug
gies sud horses, for pleasure riding.
myl2-H ELLIS & co, Proprietors.
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" " twice a week, " 5000
n~Two squares, removable weekly, per Snnum, 60.G5
g twic4 q week, g SO. 90

EE-one square, renewable weekly, Per snnum, $4,000
" " twice a week, 800
EEzTwo squares, renewable weekly, per snnum, 60.C5
" &" twics 8 week, " 5000
EF~hI advertisements for the Appeal mast be handed
in at the CleTk'sdssk.
r%3Au transient advertisements mnstbe mGrkedfor q
sDacifed time. when rot thEs marked, they viii be
charged for one week, and discontinued Ct the end Of
that time.
E8.AH sdvertisomen required 20 be kept on second
page, CHARGED IS NEW EACH DAY, and On t~hlropaGeg
"a advance over stated rates.
Fe@Advertisenen directed 10 be displayed, or set In
.srCe type. charged at DOUBLE RATES.
EEsTearly advertisers Will be charged extra for 0ccE-
owing space over contract, and when LARGE TYPE is
required to be used, or the advertisement kept ca inside
u paper.
gq-Yearly advertisers WILDE charged extra at reEu-
Ter rates, for wants, Rents, Removals. Cc-Part1eTsaIps,
Notices, To COnsignees, etc.
E-Traasisnt Advertisements mast be PAID for in
gGUcncs.
KENO advertisement will sppesr in the weekly psper
Mess by special contract.
Ez-Adv ~smeuts TO be inserted in tte,Weekly paper
emily, or regular intervals in either Of the papers,
win be charged 81 per s%quarefor each and every inseT-
ton.
gg~AnnoancInR Candidates for State, County and NJ
aicipaI 0hce5, 50 each, 20 be paid in advance ia every
instance.
TE~Harriages and Deaths are published as news; but
Obituaries, Tributes Of Respect snd Funeral Invitations
as I'll other advertisements.
EE~Al legal and transient advertisements will be
charged by the insertion.
Editorial notices in LEGAL column win be charged
2OceIts per line.
70 No deduction or variation will be made from the
foregoing rates.
BOLANAHAE &BTTI.
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Memphis Steam Bakery
z. 6. DAVIDSON 81 co.

MANUFACTURES of Crackers Of all kinds. Also
w Navy or Pilot bread, etc, Second street, between
Adams and jefferson.
We have connected with the above business, Confeo-
JlonaTles and Cakes Of all kinds at wholesale or retail.
"lI furnish fam lies OF parties and weddings at short
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23

Alum
ArrUw-root
AT ic.ps Of clothing OF 81
B4-el, including hist;
caps, gloves, shoes an
boots OF all kinds, wor
by men women or chill
dreu, OF whatever mate
rial composed
BAizes, blankets bookings
1aunels aud hoorcloth.
OF Whatever materis
compose1, not otherwIs
provided for
Baskets, and a0 ether arti
Giles composed Of gras;
OTirr, pam leaf, straw
wha, eb0Ge 81 willow, nc
otherwise provided for
Beer, ale and porter i
casks or bottles
BeesEax
Berries and vegetables {
al kind used for fosd, DC
Otherwise provided for
Blue OF Roman vitriol, o
sulphate Of copper
Bologna sau ages
Braces, susPenders, web
bling. or other fabric.
cJmpO.e ed wholly or j
part OF India rubber, NJ
Otherwise provided for
BFeCcia
Burgundy pitch
Buttons aLd button mould
Of all kinds
Cab rs End cordsge, Of what
ever material msde
Cadmium
Czlsmiue
Calomel, and al other meT.
euriai preparations
Carbonate Of s5da
Castor beams
Castor oil
CaBdIe- and tapers Of sper
maceti, ~stearine, para.
fEe tsll0w or wax, a2C
all other candles
Gaps, hats, mufs and tip.
pets, and all other manu-
faCture5 q fur, or Q.
which far shall be 2 COM
poneut part
Gaps gloves, leggins, mlts.
Books, surcKiUEs, wOve
shirts and drawers, anc
al similar articles worI
by men, women snd chill
drpn and not otherwise
provided for
Carpets, carpeting, hearth
rugs. beo-sides, and other
portions Of carpeting, De
ing either Aubuss0n.
Brussels. ingram Saxs-
ny, Turkey, Venetian.
Wilton, or any other
simil5r fabric not other
Wis provided for Carri-
agasand parts Of carriages
CastoTum
Chaius, Of all sorts
Cider aud other beverage
not cOLtaiIing alcohol.
and not otherwise pro
vided for
Chocolate
Chromste Of lead
ChrOmate, b~i-chromate, by
driodate and prussiste 0.
potash
Clocks and parts Of clocks
Coach ami harness Iurni-
tuTs Of all kinds
Cobalt
COMBS Of al kinds
Copper bottoms
Copper rods, bolts, nails
and spiE es
C0pper in sheets or plates
called brazier's copper,
and other sheets Of Cop
per not otherwise pro
vided for
Copperas, or green vitriol
or sulphate Of iron
Corks
Cotton cords, gimps and
PallOons,
Cotton leces, cotton insert
ineE, Gotten trimming
laces, cotton and brRids
Court plaster
Coral, manufactured
GFsv0Rs Of kinds
Z abebs
Is tisry Of al kinds
g Eaines
gar, agiasses, lea, 1esis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-23
SCHEDULE A.

TWENTY-FIVE PER CESIUA AID VALOREM)
Alabasyer AID spar oIna-lCOr3isls, a~bsynthe, arrsck,
nsuts Curac0a, kirSchangasser
Anchovies, ~Esr6ines, ami ALL iiqUeTs msraehino,T ataha,
other fish preserved il and all ether spirituUus
oil beverages Of a similar
Brandy snd other spirits character
distilled from grain or Glass, cut
other materia S moi other Manufactures Of cedar wood,
wise provided for granadIlR, ebony, nab0g-
Billiard and baEatelle ta- any, rosewood, and satin
bles. aud al ether tables VOID
Or Lizards On whIsh gameSiSc8glio!s tops for tables or
are PLAYED other articles Of fUTni-
Composition tops for t3bles.I tuTs
or other articles Of fuTni-tCigBrs, su7f, pspAr cigars,
ture ard ell other mauUfsc-
COnfectioneTy, comGts,I lures Of tobacco
S~weetmeats, or -frUit Wines Burgundy, cham
preserved in sugar, mo- payne, clarets, madeira,
lssses, brandy or other port, sherry, and all
liquors other wines or limitations
Of Wine5.
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SCHEDULE C.
CITIZEN Pea CENTUA AID VALOREMD

TUX AID VALOREH.)
Green turtle
Sum beIzion, or benjamin
-I6ans, except muskets aud
rides, fire arms and al
paris thereof not intended
for military purposes
IGunuy clcth and India bag
gingst and India mattlngs
Of all sorts, not otherwise
provided for
Hair, cGrle1, moss, seaweed
and all other vegetable
substances used for beds
or mattresses
Hair pencils
Eat bodies Of cotton or wool
RATS and bonnets, FOR men,
women aud clllldren, COM
posed Of straw, satin
d straw, chip grass, palm
leaf, willow, or any other
vegetable substance, or Of
hair, whalebone. or other
materials, not otherwise
provided for
iHatters' plush, Of whatever
material composed
Honey
INK and ink powder
IIpecacuanhs
ilITidium
Iris, or orris-rOOt
llTOE castings
Iron liquor
Iron in bars, bolts, rods,
! slabs, and rail road rails,
spikes, h1hiDg plates and
chairs, used in construct
ing railroads
Ivory blR.k
JalGp
iJapanned ware Of an kinds
not otherwise provided for
Jet, and manufactures OF jet
and imita ions thereof
or limitations there
/ or
Juniper berries
Lace5 OF cotton, or thread
or ether materials, not
otherwise provided for
lLsmpblack
Lastiugs. cut in strips, or
patterns Of the size or
Shape for shoes, boots,
boOtses, slippers, CATERS
or buttons, Of whatever
material composed
Lead pencils
Lesdsn pipes
Leather, japanned
.Leeches
LInuens Of all kinds
niquorice, paste, juice or
root
Litharge
aaccaroni vermicelli, gela-
tire, jeilies, and all other
similar preparations, not
otherwise provi'ed for
Machinery OF every de-
Ecription not otherwise
provided for
Mat
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Manufactures Of the bark
Of the cork tree
Manufactures Of silk
Manufactures Of wool Of all
kinds, or wOrsted, not
! otherwise provided for
Manufactures Of cotton Of
ali kind, not otherwise
provided for
Manufactures OF fax Of all
kinds, not otherwise pro-
vided fer
Manufacturers Of hemp of all
kinds, not otherwise pro-
Vided for
Manufactures Of benz, shell,
horn, pearl ivory or vsGe
table ivory, not Otherwise
provided for
Manufactures, articles, YES
sells and wares, not other
wise provided for, of brass
copper, iron, lead, PEWTER,
tin, or Of which either Of
these metals shall DO q
component part
Manufactures, articles, yes-
sells and wares of GLASS, or
OF which glass shall be a
co@ponent material, not
otherwise provided for
Aas1fBctures and articles
Of 5eather, or Of which
leather shah be a compo-
nent part, net otherwise
provided 1gr Z