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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
r., a IEXAlN.DE 9eIIA. .
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH IS.

The Washington correspondent to the Bal
timore Sun Isays:---''sThe Senate will be disap-
pointed in the hope they have entertained OF
speedy opportunity of rejecting President John
sons nominations He has sieni6edto some Of
them that he will make no removals at present.
He wou probably crafty them very much by
dismissing two or three members Of the cabinet
and nominating political friends for their places.
7 hey would at empt to test the cues, ion made
in 1929 30, but never decided, whAher the
President has right to remove an officer with
out the assent of the Senate. The President
will perhaps wait for further developm' hts OF
the political plans Of the radicals, lefore he
proceeds to make removals ~ iFaa> - ~
NJ. McClurg proposes to introduce joint
resolution into Congress, providing that either
Of the States Of Virginia Tennessee, North
Carolina, Georgia, Flor d. Alabama, Lous-
ana, Mississippi, Arkansas or Texas. shall b.
ent tied to representation III Congress, andto re,
sumo practical relations vii the United States
whenever the said Sta e, by It's Legislature, or
by convention, shall formerly adopt the follow
ing rrepeala' lefundaune" tai conditions, namely:
Equality of rights between whites and blacks
reputation Of all state debts contracted in fur
therance of the late war; anI exclusion frou'
the hight Of suffrage, and from Office Of all per
sons prominent in the late war.
Gold continues downward: with the prospect
ola still further decline. At New Yolk yester-
day the closing rate was 1921, which is per
cent lower than on Saturday. No gold has
been sold by the Trea .ury for o week past,
though, during the previous week, the sum Of
twelve millions was put into the market, and
the Treasury still commands large amount Of
gold. The feeling in commercial and business
circl es is uncertain in view Of the falof prices
with gold, and The heavy st cIls Of unsaeable
foreign goods in warehouse, together with the
unsettled aspect of political affairs at Washing
ton. IN = p"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

fNEORGE E. WHITE,
VI Liberty Hall,
SO and 81, Came on street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice sock Of
GROC FRIES,
embracing Teas, Cotfees Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Molas>es, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meat and Fruits, Jellies, Fari-
ma, Cnrn Starch, and great variety of rticles,
usual found in a grocery store. ~.
BRUCES a....
CONCENTRATED FER TILLZER
SWAN ISLAND @ UANO
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
He ALTO asks attention 10 his unusually large
and fine stock OF
LILO U ORS,
OF every description, consisting of Whistles high
md low grades Brandies, Gin California Wines,
Champaign: Port, Sherry, and othec Wines
jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, Cordials, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels. SC, &c
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
-lety
Goods delivered to all parts of the citv free of
charge. 16-tf
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Good accounts are received respecting the
workings of the New York State lnebrlate
Asylum at Binghampton, which has teen open
for the receipt on Of inmates about year Dr..
Garrison says
The doubts which, in the minds OF many at
tachcd to he possibility of success III the man
,gement OF an institution Tor this unique pur-
pose are being rapidly dissipated and the de-
vorion. industry, aud intelligent perseverance
.,fi!s nuble-minded founders ae now Icing re-
wsrdrd by Tho restoration to their families, tc
>ori, ty and 10 themselves, OF many OF the most
.n.s Il! gent and tlig h'est minds among our TEL
low ctjzens. Men who are neither cilDlnals,
lunati,:s, nor idiots, but who in consequence OF
evil associations in early life, or insufficient
.ttenglh to resist the en'icelnent of he degra-
ding cup, have been reduced 10 conditions rar-
al,e thereto, ate here brought to sac the errors
of,heir practices, and to fel that they can he
res toret to lives of temperance, virtue and use
tllness. :"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
,sTOUSEHOLD BLESSINGS p

ssTOUSEHOLD BLESSINGSF'
THE CELEBRATED PATENT
UNION WASHING MACHINE,
.AND CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED,
Universally admitted to be the best in the world
These mi chines not only save three tourths OF
the labor and soap, but garments VIII last Twice
as long when wushedin them, and looh cleaner
and whittier than when done by hand
a L S O,
PATENT CLOTHES DRYER
and IRONING TABLE.
For sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
No. s, Prince ST.,
Alexandria, Va.
Agent for Southern Maryland and Eastern
Virginia. nan 9-ZaWLl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

the Senate an unfavorablc report was made on
the bill to cede the government property at
Harper Ferry TO West Virginia. Two more
Joint resolutions to amenf the constitution
were admitted, both having reference 10 the
proposed new basis Of Representation. The
vote BY which the bill exterigg The time for
the withdrawal Of goods I om public stores
and bonded warehouses was passed was recon-
sidered After the rciccti.n Ct several pro
posed amendments, the bill! was again passed.
The bill providing for the adalisson of the
Territory oI Colo: adointo the Union was then
taken up, and Mr. Sumner opposed its pas
sage on the ground that-cce suffrage had
not Teen provided for Mr. Stewart advocated
the claims OF the Territory to admission.
Pending an amendment, proposed by Mr.
Sumner, providing for colpre4 suffrage the
Senate adjourned.
In the House bill was introduced and re-
ferred to the Judiciary, coiunstlee constituting
eight hours day 5 labor 10: government tpe-
chanics aud aborers. 4 bill was also mao
duced to create the grade OF Bsigadier General
commandment in the marine corps The COM
mittee on ways and means reported adversely.
on the resolution proposing 10 increase all
duries on iml olts fifty per cent daring the
next one hundr,d aud fly Gays. The com
mitlee stated that they would soon report a
I ew tariff bill1 A resolution was introducec
and ,eferr ed declaring that lhc act If Jun..
last shall rot e $" Construed a. IN exernp, {. ON
State or munic pal taxatiun all Untt,d State
notes. he new reel rOcity toll was ii en take
up and olscu>sed. Duliug9the even session
motion to str Ike out the enaci.g clause Was
carried ami tbe bil Was substqacatly d. feated
yeas IS, nay 50. 49,,
BUILDINGS. 4 he foAowirg ordcr explains it.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
ADJUTA mt GENERAL S OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 70, 1866.
General Order No ID.
l. The commanders of military departments
will, as rapidly as possible cause alt rented
buildings to be vacated, a!d the. troops and
officers remaining in heir commands to be 20
lecfed IN regular military posts, the property OF
the United states
II, The allowances of barracks. quarters, and
officers will te strictly limited 10 the schedule,
made 10 paragraph LOGS Of the Army kegu!a-
tons; AID whenever auarternlasters ritnr1n
hired bui dings, tn y Will report to the chic,
quarer"aster, Of the department their orders
and reasons therefor ~. ar
Ill Inspectors general will give their special
attention to this SUI ject will cali the immediate
attention OF all commanding officers to the ab-
solpte necessity for. economy. and will embrace
1T in Their official reports to the respective.
By command of Lieutenant General Grant
,ss E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
GOOD IDEA RESTAURANT FOR SALE

NOUD IDEA KESTAUKANI 7 On oiNLE
VI
This we'll known establishment is offered at
private sale. Ifnot sold by Thursday, l5t inst,
It will be sold at public auction on that day, at
II O clock. This Restaurant is situated on King
street. between Royal and Fairfax strcets-a
splendid location for business The lease. run
tor two years 1t is handsomely ftt"d up in the
best stvfe. with a very fine assortment of ines
ana Liquors on hama The proprietor desiring
to change his business, it will be closed out at a
great sacrifice Apply ont the premses-GS King
street. mr. lZ--ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

TN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY COURT,
l. March 9Th, l9G6-Ordered that, Allen How
ison, VIM. A. Bryant, and a. Nicol be appoint
I'd ii committee to invite and rccelve called Pr"po,
sis for the repair of the COURT HOUSE, and
the rebuilding ofthe CLERKS OFFICE of this
County in accordance with specifications 10 be
made out by them, aid prop sails to STATE the
shortest time wtniu hich, and The lowest cent
ut which the party making such proposals WI,
turnish the material ard undertake to DO SAID
works said sealed proposals to be returned t.othe
Court at the ext prl term Tor their consider
alton, and said committee is authorized to sollcH
proposals, through such newspapers as they
think p'op,r. a copy testc
VI. B. SINCLAIR Clerk.
azE- Proposals for the above work are respect,
fully solicited Spec fcations will be furnished
upon application to the committee at BrentsvllIe
ALLEN HOWISON,
WIN a. BRY
,,b 10-.f A. NICOL
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Insurance.
* I. THOMAS,

G.. I. THOMAS.
~ NO. 70, PRINCE STREET,
Opposite THE GAZETTE OFFICE.l
FIRE MARINE
AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alexandria, Va.
Agent for the following first Class BALll-
MORE CoMP 4, \ suD ,,rcr compsry
los X MILN0R, TIi0S. L. Ii!iMBLET0H
''''' ~ cacret,rv President
THE M SsE1stTi AID MECHANICS FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY;
ISAAC WILLIAMS, n T. CAMPBELL C:iMrEi1L'
THE H j651Sl,1z FIRE INsURANcG COMPANY,
G. HARLAN WILLIAMS 4.HDMEW E!:i;sE'
HOME s TNsUkANcE co MPAnY OF NEW HAVEN
cu,s WILSON '0' Il " D. R. sArTERLEE,
szc S5151'r!E cuAR1NE 1NsUnAucE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. -, ,-nns.,,
r. L. HAYD0CK, TlI1S v. hlhD:ALh'
Policies Of the above rcIia}le companies. is
sued ut this office, Immediately on application,
against loss or dam!ag" hy fire, on al de5crlp-
tons of property il hec'ty or country, on term;
AS favorab!e Us tn Sc Of any o.hcr company, OF
cdral strength and res pon5ibi.i!
THE MUTUAL LEE lNsU2AaCE CO., CT T. !,
Cash Assets July |. SD, :d0,VW
Annual income. in c.s!...............4- 1.o'D,OGJ
The dividends this company are larger in
amount. for premiums paid than in az Com
pany in the world.
All tn" profits arising from tbs immense iuhH'
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
.urcd
Applications received at my Office no. =:
Prince st. G. l. THOMAS, Agent.
DR. CHARLES ". CHANcELLoH;,.
NH lO-tf Med Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

GLN EKAI CUM MINSl U-N -IEIEOII-t-F II
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES.
LIQUORS.
PROVISIONS,
and PRODUCE,
Also keep on hand general assortment OF
Cordagc, Tar, Pitch, Nails Lime Packing. Oils
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores.
Ali orders and consi gnments promptly atten-
ded t., and goods forwarded without delay to
consignces on srrlvM
Agents forthe Baltimore and Potomac IraTs-
rortotiun line NH loft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

E60 tons Lump Soft Blue Windsor
PLASTER just arrived per schooner Sy dney g.
Tyler. For sale by
+ NH 13-lw HOOE. & WEDDERBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
\ MANUEL HARTLEY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No Is, King street,

ALEXANDRIA,
Sole agent fo- James S. Welche's Celebrated
Family and Extra Flour; and for The purchase
and sale of grain.
Plaster, Salt, and all kinds Of merchandise
furnished to orders, and all consgnments at
,en5 nd tn with prornplness NH 49, 4m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

OSI RECElVED.-A Fresh Lot of BUT
y TER and EGGS, from Loudoun county, Va
j. T. SHERWOOD,
1e ZS.tt Cor. Queen u St Asaph SITS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

doors above Pitt.
WATCHES AMI JEwELR carefully repaired
and with dispatch. H. would respectfully a;k
Il call from his former friends, and the public
generally. All watch work warranted. nu29-tf
EERT IZERs.
We are prepared to supply the agricultural
community with all kinds of
FERTILIZERS,
No. TPERUvIAN GUANO,
SOMBRERO GUANO,
BONE DUST,
KETTLEWELLS
MANIPU LATED GUANO,
EXCELSIOR
and other SUPER PHOSPHATES,
PLASTER
LUMP and GROUND,
at lowest market rntes for cash.
HOOE Il WEDDERBURN.
NH 6-2m Foot Of Prince street.
ME OFFER WITH CONrlDENIE TIE
w following valuable
FERTILIZERS.
manufactured by
Messrs WM II. FOWLE, BAlNH o.,
OF BALTIMORE,
and warranted by them and ourselves trA' at
they are represented:
MANIPULATED GUANO,
acompound of Peruvian and Phosphate iltlos.
COMPOUND OF PHOSPHATES AND AL
KALIES.
COTTON,
and TOBACCO
FERTILIZERS,
PLASTER AND POTASH,
intimately combined, a very valuable Top
Dressing.
ut manufacturers prices, cost Of transp rtation
added For sale by
HOE e. WEDDERBURN,
NH A-2m Foot Of Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

The rendezvous at City Point, Virginia to
troops to be mustered out Of service, has beer
discontinued ~ sy3ai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

DAINTS AND OILS-Window Glass and
Il Putty, Varnishes, of all kinds, for sale at the
lowest rates, at HENRY COOKS
1t0 29-tf Drug Store, SO. King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

WINDOW GLASS AND PUITY.-A full
supply of French end American WIN
DOW GLASS, just received and for sale at the
lowest Rates HENRY COOK,
IAN sit a. King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

CITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
y by q young man, graduate Of Virginia Col
lege, and who has had some experience in teach
ing He will come we'll recommended as to
character and competency. Address Teacher,
Box IS. Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
NH l3-1w ...... ..~.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

nzS- HALL'S- VEGETABLE SICILlAN
HAIR rem EVER
Renews the Hair.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIC1LIAN HAIR
RENEWEE
Restores gray hair to its original color
HALLS VEGETABI S1ClLIAN HAIR
REVIEWER
Prevents the hair rom falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE. SIC1LlAN HAIR
REVIEWER
Makes the hair # and glossy.
HALLS VEGETABLE H1CILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER
DOES not STAN the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SlClLlAN HAIR
REVIEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation for the
hair ever presented TO the public. Price Sl.0O
For sale by all druggists. jaa 26-2m
". KEITH ARMIsTEAD. c. \. MOORE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

10O BUSHELS OATS, bright and heavy,
HUI suitable for seed, received and for sale
by DAVY & HARMON
feb paw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

TURKS ISLAND SALT
i 5000 bushels bright Turks Island just
arrived per Schr: Gen. Sheridan For snle by
NH 13-tf HOOE g. WEDDERBURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13
NEWS or THE DA 7.
so shoe the rery age and body Of the Times. >

It is stated, on the authority Of the New
York Tribune, that the existing State govern:
-nents at the South are to be repudiated by the
radicals, and that a,ting under the advice OF
leading. men in Congress, the loyal men, boln
black and white, in the Southern States are to
shortly issue calls in their respective States Tor
State Conventions and elect delegates Inc
Conventions thus called are expected to remod-
ell the State Constitutions in the interest OF the
radicals. elect Governors Stale officers, Repre-
sentatiyes and Senators, the latter OF whom
will at ouce demand admission to Congress
There is no doubt says the Tribune, 'ot the
recognition Of the governments so formed ana
the admission to Congress ofthe loyal men SO
elected
+. The New York Commercial Advertiser an
nounces the release Fl ON Fort Lafayette OF e1-
Secretary Mallory, on the ground that further
conf oen,ent would prove fatal to him. 1t is
understood that be will join his family which
has been residing in Connecticut fer some time
past.
According to the Washington correspondent
of the New York Ne,os the radicals are making
Efforts to raise one hun lred thousand dollars to
carry the approaching elections in Connecticut
aud New Hamp*hise.
The rendezvous at City Point, Virginia to'
troops to be mustered out Of service, has been
discontinued. .y3a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-03-13

We keep constantly on hand Fresh
49, -," -. KNOX s. SMITH,
NH l3-2m No 26 King street.
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BUILDINGS, "A he following ordyr explains it.
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GARDEN SEEDS & ONION CLOVES,

Executor Of the last VIII ahd t1sIa'TeIC
NH Its of the lnte -Feter 1rlsler. uec u.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-03-09

n cholera or Mexico; and | amt sure she
amt wusser n Parson Brownlow
Boston won't swaller nothin that haint been
through her mills-and, by Jimmy, haint
she cot more n enough Of EN-? She don't
beleev in notlin that haint been crammed in
to Bankroft's history, or soine blarsted Moo
England spellin- book aTdf i man which
haint been growad on Massachusetts, pap amt
with shux She so say Andy johnson
haint been brot up on no SIGH fodder. He's
a tar heel, by thunder, tho his education
was cultivated whar Brownlow's diggin a
grave fur his sons father; and he amt a low
skunk. And Boston amt a lovin Of him
nuther. She's been a sendin her head ped
dler round with some ideas bout Andy, and
one Of EN- which it are heavy gets shot off
like this readin General Lee was fittin fur
the South, and General Grant was fifth
fur the North, and General Lee got woliop-
ed. Congress are now fittin for the North
and Andy johnson are fttin fur the South,
and if foax amt kcerful Congress II get VOL
Hoped. I'm blest if that amt cooler n a ice
box, and falsetter n a paid editorial bout the
OPERA [ know a darned sight better n to
beleev any SIGH internal Boston nonsense
bout Andy fttin fur the South Andy amt
agoin to hitch into that team ekseptin Jest to
haul it onto the road, and when it gets thar
he'll jest draw out and let it go along and do
its own haulin. But Boston keeps ham
merin at the spokes, trying to smash 'em SOS
the thing can't run, and Andy says, CHOW,
look here, that teams got to start agin, and
if you don't stop hammerin, Pm blest if
something won't bust and it'll drop some
whar in Moo England" Then Boston gets
mad, and goes round hoIlerin, . Andy John
sons fttin FUR the South, which are treason"
My notions bout Andy amt better n some
other foaxes but it's restinaonto me that he
likes justice darnod sight better n he likes
any Staff twiSt here aid china, Fed. or Con
fed, and he amt goin to fit fur the South,
eksept when he sees some Massachusetts lum-
mux squaring hisself at her; Andy's fttin
fur the United States, Moo England or no
Moo ENGLAND, and if any Boston chap gets
in the way, that chaps got to get out, or An
dy Il hurt him; and Tn blest if I wouldn't
like to help Andy, speshilly in the hurtln.
Boston ideas is onhealthy fur ioax which
is GROWN, and similarly likewise fur foax
which amt They's wuss N Congress
prayers fur intelligent intelleck, and Tm
blest if wouldn't let q military commission
sit onto me sooner n swaller one Of EN-.
Coll darn EN- to overlastin thunder, there's
more pisen into EN- than'd set up pill doc
tor or fssiklzill institoot.
Boz TARKIs.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-03-09

A New. Gun PowDER-Near Potsdam,
in Prussia, gun powder is manufactured
from wood, on something like the gun corto i
principle. 1t is now some years since we
first heard Of the conversion Of saw dust into
an explosive by means Of acids, on the gun
cotton principle; but Captain Schu]ze, Of
Potsdanl, appears to have carried out the in
vention into a practical manufacture. By
machinery, he cross-cuts beech and other
timber into very thin veneers, which are
easily crumbled into coarse grained powder
or saw dust, which is then exposed to the
action Of acids, probably in much the same
way that cotton is to form gun cotton. The
grains are thus reduced in size and rendered
explosive when dried, without yielding either
smoke or smell in the combustion, but giving
a brilliant light, suitable for pyrotechnick
displays.
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The State Tax Law.


Tie Tax bill having, By the action OF the
Legislature on Wednesday last, become a
law, we have prepared, for the, information
of our readers, an alphabetical summary of
its provisions, exhibiting briefly the taxes it
imposes upon the leading branches of trade
and business. Our readers will do well to
preserve this synopsis for future reference ::
-Richmond E.eans;aer a'ei '; .'a7 t1a
. -Aucttonecrs. On general auctioneer the
specific license tax is $40. If he conducts
his business in a place Of over FIVE thousand
inhabitants, s. is to be added to his tax for
every one thousand above that number. An
additional tax Of one -fourth Of one per cent.
is to be levied on annual sales. Where sales
of ardent spirits are made, the tax is to be
one-half Of one per cent. The license tax on
real estate auctioneors is $50, with tax Of
one-fourth Of one per cent. on sales. The
license for tobacco auctioneers is $40.
agents for Renting Houses. License tax
F Bor5ers- License tax SO. .'-. ''' d.
-i1o Banks - Three per cent. on the amount
Of dividends, the tax payable by the bank
Boarding Houses License tax S., with
two per cent. on the annual rent of the house.
r Bdherics License tax S., with one per
cent on the value Of articles baked for sale
Boning Saloons License tax $50, with
Sl5 additional for each alley. --- ..',,
\ n Billiard ,Sulooas.- License tax 500, with
$50 extra for each table. 80. '-'
Con1njissioa; 11terchaats License tax
$25, with two per cent. on the amount Of
commissions --'-
F. Deeds. On every deed, will or real es-
tate contract, the tax is s.. 71- 20
Daguerrean A,tists-In places of less
than five thousand inhabitants, license tax,
So; in other places, $50 Also tax of
one PEI cent. or the taxable income of the
preceding year. -----'o~s,' y --.s r
Eating Houses. License tax $50, with
$40 additional if spirituons liquors be sold
= Hotels. License tax $50, with eight per
cent. on amount Of annual rent.
Iesu2'a1fce CoDrodiies. Tax three per
cent. on dividends, payable by the company
( Income 4de.-On all nett income exceed
ing Sooo tour per cent. on every 10V. On
incomes derived from interests on bonds or
company dividends, three per cent. On all
fees Of office exceeding 5000, one and a half
per cent. -t L-.a 49, ,-.t'-- J..
Land 4gents License tax $50. -t.a
Lands and Lots Fourteen conts.on every
300 ofassessed value g. =, ."st 800 =. =.
Laayers.--License tax s., with one per
cent. on income Of proceeding year. =
Livery Stables Incense. tax $40, with
ty GU ssTal litioaal-fo, every Stall. .~s
Liquor .lercholtst .-laiceiise for wi-i,olesale
marehasies, slotf. Sor retail $40. M ad-