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z Merwin's Blood Searcher is one of the
best medicines ever discovered for the permanent cure
ald removaLof all diseases arising from al impure state
Of the blood. We are satisfied from what We have heard
that it has no equal in the cure Of mercuraI OF syphliio
diseases No matter what form they appear, It never tails
g. thoroughly eradicate every particle Of poison from
the system. Ulcers, ~eFuptions, pimpIes, bIotches, bols,
scald head and the entire class Of complaints caused BY
an impure state Of the blood are invariably cured by its
use. Nessrs. Potter & Merwi8, the p-roprietors Of this
valuable medicine, offer to cure the most stubborn cases
Of mercurial or syphilHtic disease with this preparation.
Those cases that have baaied every other known remedy,
when the patients have given up all hope, and are Just
reaiyto die, they offer to take those cases and cure them,
and if IL fails in q single ease. they viii refund the money.
When the propretors have so much confidence az to
make a proposition Of this kind, we are sure those Attic
ted should not he.tato or doubt any longer. See aayer-
us meut in another column Of to-jays paper.
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SUMTER GREYs-Co. A, 35TH Tenn. REG.
All the officers and Pembers Of this company arg re-
luested to meet to morrow, at three o'clock, T. NJ at the
Council rooms, S~tllman's Block, to make prepara-
ions for O into camp. few more Of the TigAt kind
IF men will be taken into this company by applying to
ma at the Commercial Hotel. II, W. RICE
Lieutenant Commanding.
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The undersigned, referees in the difficulty BE-
tween Major b. D. Harmon aud Mr. T. H. Somervile,
are pleased to announce that is has been honorably set
led to the mutual satisfaction Of the parties concerned
B. F. DmL
n. c.. GALLAWAY.
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CONFECTIONERY.-At the extensive and well
filed store of l. Rocco, corner Of Second and Madison
streets, viii be found everything in the way Of candies,
fruits, pickles preserves and other delicacies and neces-
saries that can b. desired. The stock is large, and both
Wholesale and retail purchasers viii do well to call.
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MORTUARY-We are indebted to DR.. Psyton
f]r the following mo-tuasy report for the week ending
Saturday, 26th inst a l2M Ap0plexy !, bronchitis 1
congeslOn Of the brain D. congestion Of the lungs /, con
.@yuis.ons ], crogp L chronic diarhea ], diarhea , dropsy
di2theria ] intemperauce ]. inflammation Of the brain
3, poisoned ], pneumonia 3, total Is. Reorganization
Adults 10, children IS males Z, females citizens 10,
straugurs 3 whites I3, blacks @
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g Ven E1nrn.

The command 10 which Gen. Van Dom has
heen ASSIGNED includes Missouri, (exCept that
norton Wing between the Mississippi and st.
Francis rivers, which remains Endef command
Of Gen. POlk) Arkansas, Louisiana, Lorth OF
Red river, and the Indian territory. lie mas AU-
thoritv, also, to draw troops from Texas. Zen
Van Dom left this city on Thursday morning
last for Bowling Green, Ky, where he WIZ re-
mort 10 Gen. Johnston. Ills headquarters VIII
be established in northern Arkansas for the pres
ent This appointment is understood to be en-
tirely acceptable to the Missouri delegation IN
Congress. Il does not interfere with or super
sede Gen. Price, who remains in command OF
the Missouri troops. Ihe army possess S moor
fcer better qualified, by personal and military
advantages, for the important position ~ the
West than Gen. Earl Van Dom. His aequaint-
ance an. familiarity with the people wild afford
him tie facilities Of ralyiHg hosts OF men, vic
win take the field and follow their gallant leader
to victory.
Gen. Ewell, who has been promoted to a ma
Ter reueralship, succeeds to Gen. Van Dorn.s
command in the army Of the Potomac.-Rteh
m0Hd Dispatch, 10Th
FROM ARIzoNA-Ihe Biesila Times Of tb,
2Gth ult. contains a proclamation from Gen. SIb
ley, taking command of all the troops, and de
/ Glazing martial law within the bounds Of his ju
rsdiction.
The Times has also the following;
Sam. G. Bean. Confederate States receiver, re
Gently seized upon some $4,000 worth Of mer
cbaudise, etc, in Las Cruces, belonging to Ma
riano Irgaro, a citizen Of New Mexico Among
the goods seized were three bales Of soldiers
Jackets and coats, which are very oppOrtuue.
Captain Selden, fifth infantry, U. S.. army
with an escort of ten men, arrived within OF
lines on tho oath, bearing a flag of truce an'
dispatches from the Federal commander of th
department. of New Mexico. the import Of which
so far as they have been made public, related 4
the exchange Of prisoners.
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SHOOTING AFFRAy.-A correspondent writing
from Estauaula, Haywood county, Tenn, under date Of
Tuesday 'astl Informs Us shat Gr. Pettigrsw was attacked
at that place by Mr. Kirby an ARRAY ensued, which was
finished by KIRBY receiving a bullet from a pistol fired by
Petigrcw, which proved instantly fatal
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CO3MrrTED-Jobn Kinua, charged with
stealing from Nr. Burton, Of Walnut Bend, Ark gold
watch which he was taking to The widow Of acaptain
killed in action, and a large sum Of mouoy, principally
amounts sent by soldiers to their famiiss, was examined
before Recorder Moore yesterday. and committed to jail.
for trial before the Criminal Court in default Of 5000
hail
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EXCELSI0R-Henry IIenghold has almost
De his arrangements TO serve his old customers and
friends, with increased f]acl.ties and superior acc5mnoda-
tons He viii be ready % commence operations in ten
days or two weeks, and may be found in the StIlman
Block, under the Mayors oslca, where all having claims
sHl please p esent them for liquidation ThanNtul for
past flyors, he hopes by attention aud perseverance to
nsrit their continuance.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY Dc


TRi-WEERLY APPEAL-Mauy Of our colem-
poraIia3 have, within the last few months, been com.
PEELED 90 suspend publication. on account Of the entire
mpossibdity Of obtaining paper to print their articles
upon Many Of them have had be support of a wide
and liberal circulation, but the patronage that in other
circumstances would have brought prosperity, only had
the effect Of increasing their difficulties. and the more
surely rendered suspension necessary. To escape such a
contingency in their owu c.se, the proprietor of the
APpEAL have been, and are compelled to make exertians
of no ordinary character, and personally to travel over
hundreds Of miles to obtain o supply Of the material
upon which that journal is printed But what is more
than t'i'' they are obliged to pay a very much higher
p''' '''" wa" formerly charged This change in price
20 t-em' compels a rise in price to their ti.weeklv read.
cuA That edition Of the ArruAL costs for ts brsDt
paper alone, all that ID now charged for the printed sheet
from this date we shall be compelled to raise the terms
of subscription, and The price Of the tr-weekly Aprr,L
viii, for tae future, be six dollars a year.
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MILITARY NOTICE.-An the enrolled members
of Capt. J. 3. Yields company are hereby directed 70
meet at the armory in Gayoso Block on Tuesday night
fgstb mst) at ocUrkR VI. for the transaction of impor
tant business Every member who has signed the mus
~ roll fs earnestly requested to atienGL
u G. " FARMER, Prfsiaent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-26

y CARROTS best Scotch snuff, the only gen
uiae in Memphis, fifty dozen just arrived, and for sale by
the bottle, dozen or case, by Potter 81 Msrwin, G5 JeEer-
son street, near the p~ostotHee.
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~ Thu funeral of Mrs. james Penn will be
preached this morning at the First Presbyterian Church,
by the Rev. J. o. stedman. The friends OF the family
are invited b nLt.nd
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T-ARPAULNsl TARPAULNs-With the vast
amount Of p~eHshable commodity lying about the city and
the certainty ahead Of plenty Of rainy weather, tarpaa-
Inns have become Of prime necessity they can be had In
large supply at S. Brooks, Water street, next to the ice
house ul-IwE
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- That elegant place adjoining J. W. Fow-
lers.j Just beyond the Charleston depot is for rent. Apply
to W. j. Wigs s. Co, druggists, 2gs gIafa street
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AprLEs.-G- r. Ange!Ovich, whose store is
opposite tho AFPEAL Office, has received a lotof fine ap-
pies. Those in want Of good fluit should give him a call
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MANlFEsT-We publish, this morning, the
manifest Of the Prince Of Wales, now on her way up to
this port.
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CHtNCE-Gentlemen who have a residence
to rent should NOS oyeriJ9s the notice Of ID. T.. S." in
our advertising columns.
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BLcOHER DREssEs-On Friday morning
week, q number Of young ladies, probably from
the country, appeared On Broadway, New York
ia fWl Boomer atare-short dress, o~yercoat, and
last, but not least, patalOonss which one Of the
damsels hal tucked IN her boots.
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RECEIVERS Salon Tuesday Messrs. Gil
bert Co, q. their auction sfo-J. corner Of Second and
Madison streets. viii offer for sElg a number Of fine ear
riages This sale deserves attention. The vehicles are
not unsaleabIe articles brought to the hammer TO get rid
Of inferior stock. but superior carriages that have come
into the bands Of the Confederate States receiver, Mr.,
Jackson. at whose directions ihe sale viii be held. So
good an opportunity to purchase valuable carriages at a
moderate rate, for the goods mast be disposed OF, rarely
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-26

TEACHER WANTED "A permant situation is
offered 20 a Teacher Of mathematics, in DeS5to College
See tie advertisement
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~ Elder $. A Kelly will preach at the
Christian Church corner Linden and Mulberry streets,
this, Sunday, morning at half past ten o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-26

GRACE CHuRCH-There viii be service At
This church at IL o'clock this morning Rev. Il. Mac.
CLure. rector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-26

A Straw rs THE WND-The Evansville
Ga J0urnal, Of ths 10th inst, sayss
We notice that several Of the officers attached
to regiments in st. Louis which certainly would
form a portion Of any force likely to 60 South,
are a. HON on furioughs Of twenty days. This,
to our mind, looks ike no advance movement is
designed by Gen. Halleck during this winter.
Delay delay twenty days! that's not long,
and only costs a matter of $40. O0epVQ. Things
mustn't be precipitated. There might be another
Bull Run.
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WHEAT-Beesised $50 sacks. Demand Light aud
sales confined to $40 bushels choice a, $50. sacks re-
turned, and 20 prime and choice mixed at SLG06LTO
sacks included
FLOUR-very little doing in the MARKET. sales I6O
sacks Many mills extra at $500 20 country superfne
at S., and a small lot Of country extra at ss25. Re
ceiyed 3l5I bbIL
CORN-The demand is only Moderate. Received 100
sacks Sales go bush. white, foa Ievee. at zoe, and 40
do. choice white. in extra good sse,s at Sic, delivered
HAY-50 bales prairie and herds grass reported az
So, and so do. timothy at So 2 tun.
OATS, Y b B}AN-Nethus Of moment trans
pi.cd
BULK M~EATS-loOJ0 lbs. sold at I5c f5rhog round.
and &c for heads and ioIes.
POTATOEs-There is ga active demand. with small
sales at sos g bush for fair.
PEAs-Sales at 81 y bush for common, and Sc fer
choice white.
sUGAR-Narket dull. owing to dHealsy Of ssiPping,
auI sales confined to 45 hhds. at 3a6lc. Received nc
hhdz
MoLAssEs-35o bill. p-ma and choice sold al ass.
Receipts 9E3 b5L
sALT-sales 90 SACKS coars Liverpool from lsvse,
at $50
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The Day OF hESF.-Once more we nave
reached TIE day Of resi- when the tolls and cares and
a-nzietes Of the business world are laid aside, and quie-
.uIe. reposs and peace are the welcome tenants Of our
homes and our hearts At the origin Of Christianity the
Mosaic sabbath, with the other ceremonial o5seryances
was laid aside. The Jewish converts desired that their
ancient sacred day should be observed by the Gentle
Christians, but the sacred voice Of revelation declared
that the ceremonial Sabbath was extinct done away
with like the law which had been the sahoo,naster during
the puulags Of believers, bat now maturity was reached
tbe law Of rites and observauees must yield to the new
law Of love. The church, however, adopted the custom
Of meeting for worship on sunday, to commemorate "the
dlv that saw the Lord arise" the FIRST day Of tine week.
sueh was the need Of an interval from labor, that
the day Of worship in time became a day OF
rest ard relaxation. Theologfans urge many fine
SPUN arguments, to prove that positive command
REQUIRES Christians to observe the first day, as the
Teyys had done the seventh but the authority for it has
n broader and deeper base, OF ;hor teachings would have
little effect That base isa want which all experience
Of an interval in which man can withdraw FROM the
week dav task on his mental energies and physical pow
ers. Luther, Paley, Wbateley. and other theologians Of
oreat eninenoe. have taught that Sunday is not a Sab.
bath commanded by hoy writ to be observed by cessa-
ton from daily toll but their teachings cannot affect the
reason for the institution growing out Of the natural
wants that arise from our social condition, The wise
man. whatever may be hizreligious opinions, VIII not IN
der.value an institution that contributes so largely to our
bodily. mental, and social welfare The Christian viii
reerI it in q higher light He looks upon it as the sail
or does upon the time CT throwing the log and taxing the
observation Of the sun. Other times are spent in trim
ming The sails, steering the ship, sndtasing measu es Tor
her safety in storms and hurricanes When the log Is
thrown and the observation is taken, the speed of travel
is ascortainsd and the position Of the weasel on the ocean
computed, aud these with a view to the end Of the voy
age. that the ships course may be directed for the porto
ne reached. from which adverse winds and unsupported
currents may have caused it to deyiate. So the Christian
/ on Sunday observes his position at the present moment
that # may be so changed, il need be, as to insure his
ssEe arrival in the haven he desiresto gain Thethought-
lass live without an object, and veer as winds and 0ur-
rants vary but the Christian has a landing to make, he
be is an emlgrsnt bound for a given point, and he makes
surs his vessel is Fastening to the land where his home
will he. On SUNDAY he loves to mediate On tho 'ime
when the busting, tolsome, and anxious journey VIII be
| ended. the sails mrled, the deck cleared, and the anchor
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Bank Of Teunessee---par Exchange Bank Tenn.
Union snk--------pa par Citizens Bsnk--
Planters Bank------pT Agricultural Bank----
Bank Of West Teun---.pr Bank Of Czst Tenn
Bank Of ChartanOoga--p BsnL Of eferson---
BanE Of Memphs----par Bank Of Trenton ----
Commercial Bank------par Bank Of TazeweI----
Southern Bank-------par Bank Of lsib0us----
Bank Of MEANWHILE dis
Bank Of Commerce. dis OTHER BANKS
Merchants Bank-----5 o.. South Carolina----Bzr
BUCKS bank----------5 dis Ne BauEs--------5d dis
Bank Of the InOn----5 dis Georgia except wild
Northern Bank Tenn. g dis caD ------par
Bank of Pars-------5 dis Missouri Banks De d7
Traders Bauk--------5 dis Wisconsin Banks -
Farmers' Bank lis Illinois Bank--
Bank OF Middle Tenn 3 dis Louisiana Bmks..---.pu
Daudfdgs Bank-----10 dis Kentucky Banks 3 prem
Ocoes Bauk-------I0 ds State Bank Of OhiJ---
ohelbyvEe Bank----lo dis Stlss Bank of md.s1a-
City Bank, Nashville .par Alabama Bauks-----3d
Bank of Ku0xvule---pa par Virginia Bmks----.pa
Bank Of Amerca------ Confederate no-ss-----paf
EHcAGHgs-Seffiag Kate.
New York----------- Cincinnati -----------
Baltimore -------
New Oresus------Lz prem G1.d.s.-..-.--59 premium.
LOai1yAe------- --l Slvsr-------25 premium
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NOTES OF THE WEEK-To day is tie third
Sunday after Epiphany, and St. Polyearp's day Tues
day is ST. Raymouds day; Wednesday, ST. Francis de
Sales Thursday, St. Martina Friday, ST. Peter No
lascoj Saturday. st. I~yustius.
sanlay-Loui-.an seeded, 1861. Tutsiay-Iverson,
Of Georgia, left the United States Senate. Wednesday
The Texas convention passed resolution TO secede.
Thursday-Kansas admitted. 1861. Fdday-Great Esst-
eru steamship launched, ls5a saturduy-Texas seeded
drst President Of the United States elected, 1888. The
day is now ten hours and twenty-five minutes long.
being twenty SIX minutes longer than on New Years day.
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JOE PRIN TING

@T8HEJTES IS .EJT.D BFSPaTCH,
AT TaE
APPEAL JOB OFFICE.
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SATURDAY. EVENING, Jauusy p
COTT0N-N0 sales reported Received 9 bales. in
transit, and shipped 75 bales.
T-OBACCO-There is a air demand. 5lt vs bear Of
no sales worth ra1o--inr
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Memphis aud Columbus C. 8 Mau Lire.
Leaves every TUESDAY a1d SATURDAY IT P. H.
THE fine passenger packet KEN
/ TUCKY, L9dwick mester. viii leave lkI1
81 above fo- COLUMBUS and Intermediate
points. For freight or passage apply on&
board or to J. c. MCNANCS,
jsl51m b Front Row.
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fut-orier. 3 pig sundHes-w BooserI bay
BOATS LEAVING

sz dried fuit-orier, pkzs sundries-W Booker 1 bay
pouey.
BOATS LEAVING
For C0LgHBus-Ths ans packet Kentucky, Lod-
wick mssfrr, leaves a. sb1vs MONDAY 30 5 O'Clock p. y.
j. q. NcIa1us and -er1s1i & Peterson agents
For VcKsBUgG-1A Sc mail packet Victoria Row
llnd, master. VIII leave as shove l1udsy evening az 5
O'Clock j. O.. McEauGs. agent
FOR NEW 0VLEASs-The elegant steamer New
Falls City, Svi.zar. m-s.-r W~tIleava ~ above Monday
evening At o. clock. Williams Is Co. and Bernard q
Peterson, agents.
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TIE CONCERT LAST NlGHT-Ths expression
Of sentiment yesterday regarding Prof Wiukler 5 concert
OF the previous night was very encomiasic, and a gen
eral hope is expressed that we have NOT had the last Of
Pro. Winkler's efforts in that lire. He is evidently a
GOOD trainer AMI knows how to maze the best of The ma
terial he has al command The professor desires through
us 20 return his warm thanks TO tie ladies and gentlemen
who pa ticipated in the performance for their valuable
efforts, also to Nr. Fitch for gas; to Sir. Wiekersham for
the use Of the heater, and to others who rendered valua-
bic assistance on the occasion. He viii next week pub
a statement of the receipts and expenses
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THE e'egnt first cas- passenger boat EZRh
4 NEW FAILS HIIT. SwiIze-. mss -
ter, vii leave as above on MONDAY
9th instant, at 81 p. 81. -
ia.6It HsKNARD APETEEsoN Area.s.
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For Nsw Orlsan


THE iega1tPasssnger picket PRiNCE -,
L or WALES. J-s- Lee, master, vii s-~
leave as above TUESDAY, 22 b Instant. st ,. H..
ja262t j. Z. MORTON & CO., Agents.
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THE new and eleg mt steamer NEW -
i FALLS CITY. Swifzsr master wll=~=5
leave a. above on MONDAY, 9th inst, at 5 P. N.
For fire. ght or passage apply on board. or to
is26 lts H. WILKINS Co AFe7+g
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GOOD NEwS-Our readers have doubtless
noticed these cheering WORKS in yesterdays issUe. The
best place for their consideration is The Arcade. It viii
be seen that this noted place Of trade is removed to
Madison street, the center Of the city. We have long
needed just such a house as our friend Cayce is able to
Keep; a place for trade, there to meet each other on bust
ness with every opportunity that could be desired for
speculation. The stock mart yesterday was a place Of
great attraction While passing by # was hard to resist
the temp alton to purchase, although edit r. have but
little time TO ride.
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DAILY REPoHT or TuE nAnKET.

FURNISHED rsoa THz -zznezAsrs ucHAssr.
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LintLlUdl
Baltimore
E1-d.s59 premium.
Silvsr-25 premium
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Memphis and Columbus c.. S. Mal Line.
THE passenger packet KENTUCKY,
/ Cspten Prs. Lodwick, vii leave a. 49,
above aONDAY 2Tth instant, at 5 P r. 2@s
For freight or passage apply on board or to
fq9f II J. o. MrEAWT-Q
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The Legislature Of Louisiana wilfuliy violates the Con
sitution Of the Confederate States, if it passes any law
obstructive of the foreign eommerrs Of the nation, and its
members individually recklessly disregard their official
obligations if they sanction it. If the expectation of cot
ton or any other commodity of the Confederate States be
deemed detrimental 10 the public interests, or injurious 20
the national cause, it is competent 10 Congress 90 pro-
hibit il, and t. f. the duty uf tine people 20 respect its de-
cdOn bIt no State Legislature nor funetCuary. state
or Confederate, has any right 90 arrOgate to himself such
power, or % presume to interrupt trade sguctiIned by the
laws and approved by the policy Of our government
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
CORPORATION NOTICE
FOR rnA OF ASSESSMENTS

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At by of Arrears
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and
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-05
KEEP COOL:

ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!
YHyHE UNDERSIGNED TAKES PIp5
L sure in informing his friends and the pu h
generally, that he has made arrangements
Keep constantly on hand a supply Of ICE al
inc the season. Persons desiring the aboyeg
ticle can obtain it by calling at his depots n
l49, King street, between Washington andl
Asaph, or at the Old depot, Oh Fairfax stre
under the old Watch House, opposite i
Adams Express Office.
my 13-4m Z. y. HENDERSON.