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}. OLDRIDGE
TYRo. Miss. December 2. 1901.

TYRo Miss. December ,, 1861
E. J. PARK, Esq Dear Sir have been tanning
with your system of tanD.ng and have succeeded
admirably 1 perfectly sstigfod that it viii do
all that you claim for it, and with without bark
In onetenth of the time usually employed by the old
process feel convinced that is is the cheapest quick
est and best method tanning ever used and so sim
pie that any person can tan with entire success
Yours etc, J. c. DAVIS
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MOlaSSeS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICEI

WTHEREAS, letters Of administration on the estate
w Of Alexander Robinson, decd, were granted to
the undersigned a. the February term, 1862 of the
County Court of Shelby county, Tenn now all persons
having claims against the estate hereby notified to
present the same properly probated within the time
allowed by law, or they wi be forever barred and all
persons indebted to said estate will please come for
ward and make immediate payment.
fe71ms JESSE MOORU Admir-
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For COuntV Trustee.

WE are authorized to announce :. A ROUSSEAU
w a candidate for the Office Of Trustee Of Shelby
county. Tenn. Election March 4th, 1862.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE pa tnership between John Shelby and George
| W. Bruce in the Grocery and Commission business
under tie firm meme Of JOHN SHELBY co was
dissolved by the death Of said Shelby the 18Th cay
of December last 1861 The undersigned surviving
partner Is alone authorized settle the Business Of the
late partnership and collect its debts
GEO W. BRUCE.
fa22ms Surviving partner of John Shelby & Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RENT,
AT " HOLBSALB!

AT Who'll BIS ALB!
22j bales best rs OsnabuTgS,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks
10 cases Wool Hats,
3 q" GUM OVePShOes,
Is " Gents Boots,
8 &" WOmen's Stout Shoes,
Al " ChiIdFcm's Shoes,
6 &" Youths Shoes,
so &" Boys Shoes,
20 " Mems Kip shoes,
9 d" Russet Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
as pieces TWeedS and CaSsimeres
so Jeans,
so " Ticking,
25 KeTSey,
20 MerinOS,
100 Plaid and Striped Do
meStiCS,
20 GinghamS,
10 &" Heavy Shirting Checks,
$50 CaliCOcS,
so Hickory ShiFtings,
20 dozen OveralIS,
I2 Heavy Wool Jackets,
300 pairs PanIaIOOnS,
so Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 " Wool Hose,
so &" Cotton Hose,
so " Misses and ChiIdTen's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
200 lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. Knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. Zephyr WOrSteds,
80 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
Checked JacOnet and Swiss Mus
IinS,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
els,
Plaid and White Linseys,
Canton FlanneIS, Green BaiZe,
White and Red FIanneIs,
ShaWIs, Neck Comforts,
Black VelVets, AiPaccas,
Irish Linens,
handkerchief, CraVatS, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GauntIetS,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WaPps,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
e Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, viii
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOR s. CO.,
Corner of Adams and Second streets
jsl4-ly
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e0h REW

d ANYWAY from the subscriber on The lltheE
Ii January, a NEGRO NAN named PRES -
TOS, about thirty-fOur years Old, sud weighs -
about one hundred and eigh'y pounds, is weli~A-~
spoken and an intelligent maD, about FIVE feet nine
inches high. He black beard and mustache
and black Overe0at with patches the elbow Of a.
The above reward viii be paid for his delivery 60 me
or for his lodgmsnt in jail where 1 can get him.
feI2lw JAS GRAHAM
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K0TICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

DY order Of President and Directors Of the hissis-
ID sippi ard Tennessee Railroad Company the stock
holders Of said Company viii meet in g neI 81 meetng
on SATURDAY 18th Of February, 1862, at fernando,
Mississippi for the purpose Of accepting or rejecting an
amendment to charter Of said Company Pas5ed By the
Legislature Of Mississippi and approved 2Oth Deee"-
stockholders pass free road to and from election
fal2-lm L. T. 'FNENCn| 'eN
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MEMPHIS December 6

MEMPHIS December y, 1901.
E. J. PARK, Esq.-Desr Sir; have been engaged IN
tanning and manufacturing leather for fifteen years,
and may be considered 10 understand it practically a.
well theoretically. and feel it but simple justice
state that your system Of tanning decidedly superior
to anything with which acquainted 1t saves at
least fifty per cent Of bark when IL is used and equally
that in cost when bark is employed, and tans in
vastly shorter period thar possibly be done by the
old plan. The most important feature, Of course is the
great economy, in time and money, and the facility Of
using bark tanning without it. The system must
prove satisfactory to any purchaser.
Yours, ETC., J. OLDRIDGE
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Our MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

skif1l and experienced workmen; also, large stock
of tools and materials embracing the latest improve
ments and inventions, and DO all kinds Of work in
our line including the making of new and complicated
parts in the best manner and with dispatch Also, plain
snd ornamental engraving.
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CARD Tea MAMMOTH SHOW BILL,
Can be szaouted On tba r-sr,;sss at t,a b+s. -.f.
PRINTING DONE IN
COtOrs, TSs1ss 0ssd Bronze,
In algriar;0r -aa~l-a-
? Bill Heads,
Draffa ERiTlR i su6fnc-.

Pamphlets, Bill Heads,
Drafts, Bills La6ing,
Checks Cards
Bonds Deeds,
htC-, hstC.s
Neatly and promptly sxecuted, and satisfaction guar
gnteed
Cur large assortment Of type is all entirely and
OF the very latest style and having been selected with
great care with view the wants Of this section Of
country, w have no hsstaney in declaring that have
the best stock Of material ever collected together n the
city Of Msmphis
O'T stock sf Stationery il complete, and consists o.
every variety 81 Cards Paper etc, from tue ne-
rior 70 the tines. styles manufactured. We have also
superior assortment Of Inks Of every color and quality
our business.
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- = ANnERsON. MN. sEAY.
WANTED

W nv n lii
INFORMATION is desired Of the whereabouts Of
| MkRTHA A. WENG, wife Of Jacob Weng Her
husband has written several letters 70 hsr o9t mas Ig
confer favor on her anxious husband by Immediately
irforning him of her whereabouts Address
III JACOB WENG,
Care Appeal Office
e1t1vs Memphis, Tenn.
ssvarnah News and Republican copy one week aud
send bill to this Office.
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Fer County Trustee.

WE are authorized 80 announce A. WOODWARD
w a candidate for election to the office Of Count,
Trustee, at the March election. Js23t"
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NOTICE.

NE would hereby give notice that no 80
W more REPAIRING will be done in 1AsszsSS52
Shops except for CASH. The great difficulty IL
making collections makes the adoption Of a strictly
cash system necessary with us at tins time and We
hope Of customers viii ask for credit as We
shall positively make deviation from this rule from
this date either for Repairing any sale Of goods
n. s. BRUCE & CO.
Memphis, JsnuaFy 18th. 1902. Monroe street.
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EF-Tbe attention of the readers Of the APPEAL is
directed to the advertisement Of G. ". JONES CO.,
Wholesale Druggists No. 20 Main street. spI3-ly
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f14swis
GOOD n e w 81
ARCADE REMOYED PERMANENTLY,
To Madison street,
South Side, I'd door East Of Second ST,

OUR new a-ra1ge geuents ars very commodious. Ne.
~ gro d Stock dealers will do wen to msks their
way our new Stock Mart
The people invited 20 come sud see what We can
do for their ntsre Storage and consigumeuts soi-
cited n CATCB s. SON
ja2j-lm Auctio1eers and Real Estate Brokers
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Special Notice.

LOUISVILLE, November g, 1861.
Messrs T. P. HUGHES, JAMES PARKHILL aud W. W
uINKLE have retired from our firm
The business will be continued and settled by the re-
naming partners. GARYIN, BELL & Co
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYE
Once "a Front Row no27-dsW3m
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SPECIAL ORDER,

CAMP HESDERsoN, NEAR JACKSON, TENN
February lOlh 1852
Ii officers and privstes belonging TO companies
n and regiments stationed al Tennessee River Bridge,
Fort Hemsn, mouth Of Sandy and Fort Henry, who
not with their regiments are ordered 70 report IN
person forthwith Camp Henderson, eighteen miles
south Of Jackson. the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
By order Of Major-Geusral POLK.
JOHN CHESTER,
fel3 Iw Lieut.. Colonel Cor mlndng Post.
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RICHARD WILLIAMS.

LAWSON TASsERY, Tenn, December 25 1851.
z. J. PARK, Esq.-Sir: have been using your new
system Of tanning for nearly three months and have
gwen it thorough trial in tanning sole leather calf
skim kip aud harness leather aud feel great pleasure
in stating that your process is Superior to any
method Of tanning within my knowedge.
The leather is equal to any made, and have
followed the business for twenty years. and can make
it fifty per cent cheaper than by the old method and
within the time claimed by you. In other words tan
with onshslf less work and in ons-tenth Of the
time usually employed I cheerfulIy recommend your
new system to public confidence.
Yours, et,- W. H. LAWSON
GUS Town, Miss., November ., l66l
+. J. PARK, Esq.-Desr Sir; have given your new
system Of tanning thorough trial both with and with
out bark, and l feel great pleasure IL saying that
found it to do all that you claim for it.
The leather is excellent and squsl to any ever saw
while the tanning is done fifty per cent cheaper sad in
one+enth Of the lime required by the old method.
eheerfully recommend your new process to the conf
denee Of the public and to every who designs en-
barking in the manufacture Of leather
Yours, etc, J. W. JUSTICE.
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MEssRs CLARK, GREGORY Il Co.;-Gents: purchased
two bottles Of your Ambrosisl OIL which has given
tire satisfaction in c1ic, toothache and headache
Cyruston Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
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VTvE are authorized to announce JAMES f. FELTS
w as candidate for rec ection the Office Of Sher
if Of Shelby county. Election the first Saturday
iE March, 1862 js3ltde"
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Attachment NOf5ce.

SNT.fie - N0AOhe - n
Richard Shepard 'J'" . =
TINE defendant will take notice that an attachment
i has been sworn out against him upon the grounds
that he Is resident Of the State Of Tennessee
is about remove or has removed hms elf property
from the State coneealB himself that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon him. and levied
upon sorre horse aad for trial the 6th day Of
March 1862 at 10 o'clock A. n at the ofice Of said
Justice in Memphis at which time and place the de-
fsndant can attend # he
This the 5th day of February, 1852
feslaw4w @. A. MALLORY, J. P.
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CENERAL ORDERS NO, II.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION-WEST-l
ERN DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS KY February 3, 1862.
COL. WICKLIFFE, 7th Regiment Kentucky Vol
i > untee-s is hereby relieved from duty Military
Governor Of the town Of Columbus, ana will report
with his regiment to Col Stephens, commanding second
Brigade OF the Sc sold Division.
= Lieut. Col. N. J. Wright Of the l54th Senior Reg
ment Tennessee Volunteers, is hereby appointed Mill
tsry Governor Of Columbus and he will be obeyed &C.
cordingiy.
3 LIeat Col ". J. Wright is hereby ed with the
power 10 adopt such rules and regu atioLs he may
deem necessary for the preservation Of the good order
Of Columbus military post, subject to the approval
Of the Msjor-Genersi commanding and on making pob
lie n Sc rules and regulations they must be obeyed
and enforced
4 Lieut. Col Wright will adopt such measures as he
may deem necessary prevent the egess and ngress
Of citizens and other persons not belonging to the army
this post, and will issue his orders accordingly.
3 The commanding officer of the second Division
viii furnish the Military Governor with such details for
guard duty be may require Other details that may
become necessary will be made from these HesdquaT-
ters on the application of the Military Governor.
g. Daily ports viii be made TO General HeadquaT
ters by the Military Governor, giving list of arrests
and prisoners together with such remarks may show
the condition Of the police Of he town
T. All steamboats, arriving at Columbus, before dis
chsrgn their freight permitting any Of thair pss
sengsrs land shall furnish the Military Governor
with list Of passengers for this post and with their
manifests. AL steamboat captains will be held to a
strict accountability for Eny inrRction Of this order
G. No ctzens soldiers belonging to other armies
shall be permitted TO leave Columbus without pass
port from the Military Governor, and all persons not
belonging to this army their arrival at Columbus
shall gster their and places Of residence at the
office of the Military Governor, and obtain from him
permission TO remain in
g. Capt. w. J. Whitstt, Of company A, l54th Senior
Regiment Tennessee Volunteers, is hereby appointed
Provost Martial of this post and will Immediately re-
port for duty and instructions to Lieut. Col Marcus
By command of MajorGene POLK
R. N. sNOWDEN
felIIw Major A. A. General
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. EDmONDS,

HOmeOPath and AIydTOpRth.
Residence north side of Bea street. second house west
Of the Medical College. Ones over s. Mansfield &
Co.'S Drug Store Main street Oies hours to A n,
and to3Ps mrz9lv
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T0 Teachers. Parents and BOOkseIIers.

The Southern Grammar
ny PROF. A. NJ SCOTT, will be ready for delivery
ID in quaptites on Saturday The 18TH Of February.
Price IS cents A lib raj discount 70 the trade. Ad
dress HUTTON q FRELIGH,
Publishers
al In, Nar4 IT,,
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HICKORY GROVE, KY. January 7td, 1852
E. J. PARK, Esq: have given your new discovery
thorough, and glad to say very successful trial
light stock without and with bark also on hesvy
sole leather with bark and it has more than met my
pectatons The sole leather was completely tanned in
thirty Ave days and the kip, which heavy in eight
days. and desire to say aud embrace the opportunity
do So in justice to yOu that the system is clearly
founded on scientific principles that the preparation
Of the hide for rapid tanning really strengthens the
fiber and is most decidedly conducive the production
Of excellent leather
am familiar with almost every new process, and
have used several but regard yours infinitely superior
in every respect to any with which acquainted.
Yours, etc, PHILIP BOUGHNER
COLES CORNERS, Tenn, January l4th 1862.
E J. PARK Esq; Permit me, sir to tell you about
my experience with your new system Of tanning.
supposed yours hot process, using hot oOze,
which had fully tested but which found wo1Id not
answer the purpose was pleased to find that you de-
nouneed the hot Ooze in tanning have used bark
clusively and have tanned as good sole leather as
ever 1 sold, in thirty days by your process, with
great deal less labor and with nearly half less bark
After get ny hides haired and free of lime, and put
them IN your first mixture and then put the ooze on
accomplish in one day in tanning than could
before in a month. 1 doa't want any better system
than yours it viii perform all and more than you claim
for it. The kip which tan in ten days used to
work hard to get out in five months. I am pleased
with it, and believe it will save bark enough aud labor
enough to pay for itself in six months.
Yours, ETC., J. v BRYCE.
PETONA, Ark, December &c, 1861.
E. J. PARK, Esq.-Sir Your new system of tanning
has been thoroughly tested in my tannery. have tried
it with and without bark and feel great qualification
in saying that for rapid tanning excellence Of leather
and cheapness it is beyond all comparison the best
method ever in use.
It is simple and easily managed by the most nezperi
eneed hands. No fail t. make the best leather
II be follows your dire ctions It is enough for me to
say that 1 perfectly satisfied, AMI even delighted
with your process. It prove highly sasfac-
tory to every one. Yours, etc,
RICHARD WILLIAMS
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WHOLESALE

WHOLESALE!
1A DOZ Fine Black and Drab Hats
OO DOG NJ G. d. Percussion Caps
50 cases Youths and Children's Shoes,
10 cases Mems superior Kip Shoes,
$50 pairs superior Gray Army Rantsloons-all
Wool filings
1000 yds. Army Jeans-all Wool filing;
1000 yds. superior home made Flannel,
100 yds Cotton Drillings,
50 pieces Ticking,
$50 dozen Ink
Heavy Kip Boots-Women's Kip Shoes,
Black MeTinos, Canton Flsnneis
Gray Shirting Flannels,
Wesvers Ssys and Shuttles, Wool Cards,
Beached and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings,
Zephyr WoTseds, Flax Threads,
Black Sewing Silks.
n To arrive 100 bags Cotton Yarns 10 600 yards
English CsIicoes and Jaconets, 500 kegs Nails For
sale by JOHN L. TAYLOR & CO.,
fe2 2w Corner Adams and Second streets
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CANDIDATES.
For Tax Collector.
For County Trustee.

VETE are authorized TO announce ISAAC B. MER-
w GER a candidate for County Tax Collector, at
the enFuing March election Oe10ta@
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SPECIAL
L ORDERS. NO. 142.

IN CASKS genuine London Porter ADD Ale, q7ar's
~ and pints For sale by B J. SEMMES,
fel4 81 No 90 Front Row
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TEsTINTONIALs. 81.

Ofice-in Jackson Block.
No letter answered snless If contain one dime.
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NEGROES ZOE sALE!

TWO LIKELY NEGRO MEN are offered for sale,
L privately. Apply TO
SAMUEL WALKER or
JOHN A NOOE,
faIQ+'strr ha Memphis Tenn
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RIO COFFEE, ETC.

RIO COFFEE, ETC.
EOO LBS. RIO COFFEE, superior;
OOO 100 half bbis N c. Family Roe Herrings,
25 bbls N. c. Shsd,
800 lbs Sole Leather,
500 lbs. Live Geese Feathers
30 half boxes Fsne Virginia Tobacco
10 bales Heavy Plantation Osnsburgs,
5 bales Light do. do
Spinning Wheels, Cards, Wool Yarn, Cotton Yarn,
Knitting Yarn, Carpet Warp Turkey Red Cotton,
Winding Blades O'clock Reels to arrive Batting Calico
for Comforts, Wesyers' Sleys Shuttes, etc.
ES- We continue to buy Socks Jeans Linseys,
Wool, etc. TAYLOR g. MCEWEN,
fe4-2w 1S4 Main street.
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99aiIg appeal.
NIUE TAKEN UP!

A STRAY MULE taken up FTontfl
n Row, on Monday mouse UOloTed mare -
Mule. The owner can have her by calling al
Joyee's stable, Adams street or by appics eIEsks
tlon TO MARTIN MCCORMICK, POlics man,
fel43i& At the Station House
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SALT!
LONDON POrter and AIe.

COARSE, Fine ans Turks Island, in store and to ar
~ rive For sale by
CHARLES s. SHARP, Agent,
fag No III Main street
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Fnr EOmmfV Trusfee.

VTTE are authorized 10 announce ". P REAVES as
w 4 candidate for the Office Of County Trustee Of
Shelby county Election the lst day Of March, ls62
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For COUNTY Trustee.

WE are authorized to announce DR.. P. N DICKIN-
w SON as q candidate for the office OF County Trus
tee. Election take place the first Saturday IN
N arch fe2-tet
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MILLER & TORIN.
FLOWS, HOES.

CtHAINS, Hames, Grindstones, Stoves, Tiuware,
- Queensware, Cutlery, Hardware Carpenters Tools
Wool and Cotton Cards, Wool Hats Shoes Ca.icoes,
Sugar Moasses Rice, etc, in exchange for Corn
Wheat Flour, Potatoes, Beef, Pork, Lard, Butter,
Eggs, Peas etc. Orders and consgnments solicited.
We will receive buy and SELL store all kinds Of Pro
duee Two thousand Apple Trees for sale at sl5 per
hundred. MILLER & TOBIN,
feq
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FOr COunfY Trustee.

WE are authorized to announce GEO. r. powell
w as a candidate for rec ection to the office of Tsx
Collector Of shelby county the ensuing March cleo
tion ial0te
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NOTICE 4!
nnvs, WINTER CLOTHING

rTE have tbis dsv opened 9 large stock Of BOYS.
- and YOUTHS COATS, PAHrALooAs' vests
4 Overcosts, Of veTy superior qgsJ: s, st.s F4a+s
lao for sale, Boys and youths bOotH' oNOes' '
Caps han nose anu TAYLOR & McEWEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-20

vsruiSA. zaade wholly 90 IN part a gufa eopsi-
To inside 81 sfher gums ~ suestsnces
vercisble oils pr gallon
veKetsbie puluonaO balsaEn. same Is Dnnfri-
verualfsee. saase - s.Dsnfifrfce-"
wsrchva-e etitry, n ca~tom hcssrs. not exceed
iDg op> dpllar IN value. stamp duty
Do. do, exeee,iing oue dollar. and not exceeding
Nv dollars
Do. do. exceeding tiv. dcsi.rs IN value
Warehouse receipts. stamp aufy
whisky, Per gallon
Do. rectlned. i not 70 pay s93itionsl duty
Whole. ale dealers. af,deF which term ' laslused
every person Whose ba>ine<s ~ occupation =
10 sell. Or ener 20 seli- greceres OF amy gosis.
wares ~ merchandise. q fcre N ~ domestic
production. by more than ese original pack
aec OF piece AZ ene tin1e. % The sane par-
chaser. not Including wines. spiritaoas malt
hquors. for each license
wholesale dealers In liquors q every descrip-
tioi, including distilled spirit~, fermenfed r.
quers aud wines Of all kinds (per-ons ether
than di~tillers. who sril or oiirr forsaie any
sGch liquor. IN quantities q more than three
gallons ~ one time 10 the same purchaser, are
inciu,ied.) for each license
Willow. manufactures q
Wine made Of grape>. per galicn
Nlthdrawa al entry. al custom house. -tamp duty
Weed. manufactures Of If not other~ise pro-
vided for
West Crews
Wool manufactures az net otherwise SPECIFIED
wor~ted. manufactures II. not Otherwise specified
Worm lozenges. same a. ~I~ntifrice.'
WIT. stamp duty
Zinc, manufactures Of. not otherwise specified.
Do. oxyde Of, per loo pounds