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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-19
REW MERCHANTS LINE,
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, MA3HIEG
TON & GEORGETOWN STEAM
SHIP COMPANY

sK~- = The steamship f. c, Knight will
Aszssslssail from Pier No. Z, Alexandria. tol
Nav York. on Thursday, the It'll proalTn", n
noon
The steamship John Gibson Will sail from
Pier No. -. East River, New York, Tor Alex
andria, Washington, and Georgetown, on Sat
t1rday, March 9th, at noon.
The steamships Of hi; line ara ir$t-clNSs, and
sail weakly between the above named ports.
The Company have made thorough arranH,,
ments for the trans p0rlati0n Of through lrclgh!
to all points north and connecting with the
Alexandria, Loudoun ( Hampshire, and Grange
snd Aleran1ria Railroads, and Ill points South
and West.
All freight must be sent t. The dock early Oh
lhe day Of sailing. For freight ard passage Ap
ply II BENk1 &, WlNSHif,
30. q, north Union 81, hleZa.
g.. T. HOUGHTON, y Co.
Agent, Washington and Georgrlo wn.
SMITH, BROWN x CO.,
is 43-tf Agents, = South ST., New York.
NTEW RIVER LINE.
The stearner W AWAsET, C%pt. T.. :,
sAML. GEDNEY VIII lesvo Al 81 = ::
MORNINGS, ut : o'clock, for Cur'ioman.-
Returning will leave Currioman at ) o clock Oh
WEDN ESDAI and SUNDAY MORNINGS,
surviving in Alexandria early in the evening.
She will touch at all landings for freight and
possible rates.
HOOE s WEDDEliBURN, Agts.,
\, pt 81
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. r.

arrange & ALEXANDRIA, r z.
On and after SUNDAY, January 9TH, two
daily passen ger trains will run between WASH
INGTCN and LINCHBURG, connecting at
Gordongvile with the Virginia Cenlra! Railroad
to RICHMOND, and al LTNCHBl'RG with
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, Cor NEW
ORLEANS and intermediate points.
Through tickets, and baggage checked TO
Richmond, and all points South and SoYihWGst
WASHINGTON and RICHMOND.
Leave Washington daily at GO 4. m; and $50
p. m; and Alexandria. at 7.15 q. m and T.25 p;
m, arriving al Lynchburg at 4.23 p. III. and
~, =. m and 1t Richmond t4.C0p. III, ana 500
a. H.
Leave Lynchbrrg at 7.25 u. III, ara 40 y. IN.
arrive ut Alexandria at 4.25 D. m. and 5 90 am.
and at Washington at $50 p. m. and G.25 q. m.
J. NJ BKOAUUS,
ian 26-tt General Ticket gen!
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no FARMERS AND PLANTERS.

To fANNhES AND P"ANf'H9'
pOUDRFTTM
AND DOUBLE Ref ED POUDkETIE
The cheapest, most powerful and best Fartii
ger known, for Corn, Cotton. Hops, Tobacco
and Garden Vegetables
Send for pemphlot, ,prlGe i;5, &C. 70 70
THE lodi MANUFACTURE RING co.
g. CORTLAND street.. NEW YoRE.
aAcTa
" hero the roudrctte was used Il gained IL
hafa baIc OF cotton more 10 the acre - Hs:r-'
z, Starts s b@o., NoTt. CnTol:nsn.
Il consider i the most valuable and 22heape3t
Fertilizer which | have ever used. RI. it@2'
L. H. Hopkins, Btshop Of jIeyuaonf.
My gardener thinks it Indispensable Wllhin
tn. garden fence "-Dam!d WeJstew.
H0OE & WEDDERBURNl
Agents i"r the Company, Alexandria, Va.
'P1AH os' PLAN s.,
VICTOR BECKER,
NU e. FORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
(CoENER Or QUEE1I,i
Viii constantly keep iGI sale and 1GiI
PIANOS AND MELODEOGG
knaEo s. Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos
V0so's Celebrated
second hand Fian0s--vGry low,
Ecrd Organ: for PaIIurs and Churches:
Terms to suit he timas, and every instrument
warranted.
Pianos, MeloI5on.. Arao.IaoT.s. s.. !dn"d
and repaired
Orders for Iue will b0 received al MI. J..
Rntwislr's Boo!; store, liz. King street also
Mr.. Robert Ball Eo3!- Store ~. IL, King st
oct "O-tf
uREAT ADVANTAGES TO FAMILIES.
Come one. conl al, give UON WAY :, call,
ta ~ tTSiTl. EipEl rhpil nIy-u(-- Il
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JAMES f. HENDERSON,. RICH +. ". Az FRY
EEENDERSON & AVERY,
IL (r;uccosg0rs to John IT, Henderson,
NO. 226, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
friends and the public generally ia their large
fresh and well select stoci; Of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting in part rs follows: Old Government
Java, Prime Laguyfs and Rio Cotfees; all
grades Of Raw and Refined Sugars; Superior
Qualities Of Gunpowdcr, Imperial, Young ny
son and Japan Teas Stuart celebrated Honey
Syrup, Family and Extra Flour, English and
American Pickles, Canned Lcbsters, Fruits
Sc, and other articles generally kept in our
line all of which we hal; sell al very low lig-
urcs for cash Soliciting the. Trad" "f the Old
house we ~l endeavor to please ali that NAY
favor us Goods delivered to all parts Of III"
city free Of charge.
n B.-Producc Of all kinds purchased or
sold on commission. feb l5-lm
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nj + " q o o ID = g.,

CtUPEEIOR SALAD OIL Virgin Oh! OF
- AK, warranted fresh and genuine, Just ro-
..nyed and for sale al
HENRY COOKS d az Store,
alh It. 50 and 800, King street
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NJ EW YORK, WASHINGTON,
~ AND ALEXANDRA
IMPRESS LINE STEAMERS.
&C., OLD LINE. slS c. g
This line will De regularly kept mp during the
winter months, by good and substantial OUT
SIDE STEAMSHIPS. leaving once week, from
pier Is, +. River, New York, and pier H. Alex
anGria. Connecting 1t New York with The
Metropolitan Steamship Line to Boston, and
with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad, al H.
exandria.
Bills Of Lading given through 70 Boston d.
rect
Freight taken al lowest rates, and forwarded
to all parts oftho United States free OF COM
missions.
For freight apply to
NJ. ELDRlDGE & CO.,
No. 4, South Wharves. Alexandria;
JAMES HAND,
l0l, Wall street, New YORK
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
de 2G-- &C, Water ct. Georgetown, D. C.
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CHEAP STOCKINGS AND GLOVES.

Another lot Of those very cheap Stockings
Also children's Hosiery Of all sizes and quail
lies; ladies, misses and ohildren's, Gloves, new
styles; a large assortment of gentemen's Half
Hose English, German and American, Of Ill
sizes; Suspenders, Linen and Paper Collars
Shirt Bosoms, hemmed and hemStiched Hand
kerchiefs, Cravats, Neckties, with many other
desirable goods. Call and examine, AT No. 40
King street.
NH I4tf ROBERT l.. WOOD.
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rnR

The following is the form of maxim.
income returns for 1866, under the new
law. The reader will see at a glance the
character Of the articles to be returned
upon, and the deduction to be made:
RETURNS.
1. From the profits in any trade, bust
ness or vocation from which income is
actually derived, or any interest therein
wherever carried on.
. From the payment of debts ia q
former year considered lost, and which
have not paid a previous income tax.
g.. From rents.
a. From farming operations-amount
oflive stocksOld amount Of agricultural
products sold.
5. From profits realized by sales of
r"al estate purchased since December 81,
1853.
O.. From interest on any bonds or other
evidences of indebtedness Of any rail-
road, canal, turnpike, canal navigation,
or slackwater company or interest or
dividends on stock, capital or deposits in
any bank, trust company, savings in-
stitutiOn, insurance, railroad, canal, turn
pike, canal navigation or slackwater
company.
z. From dividends of any Incorporated
company other than those above mem
toned.
8 From gains and profits of any in
corporated company not divided.
8. From interest on notes, bonds or
other securities of the United States.
10. From interest on notes, bonds,
mortgages, or secuties other than those
enumerated above.
II. From any salary other than as an
or employee of the United States.
u. From any salary or pay as an Of
ficer or employee of the United States.
Is. From profits on sales OF gold OF
whenever purchased. .
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A brewery on an extensive scale is e
be established ia Selma.
The express Office at Auburn was
robbed a few nights ago Of over $1,000
Six trains per day nov arrive and de-
part from Opelika.
Mr.. T. ". Griggs, Of 0pelika, acct.
dentally fell OFF OF a hand car near
Loachapoka and was killed, a few days
ago.
Specimens ~ofcopper and other ore have
been found by = mining company In Cher
okee county.
In a report on the geology Of Alabama,
Professor guamey computes that there
are 500 square miles OF coaIfields In the
state Of Alabama alone.
A shoemaker In Montgomery finished
8 pair of shoes seventeen and q half
inches long and five inches and a half
wide, for 3 negro man. He will have 10
70 70 the forks Of the road to find a boot
Jack.
The waters in Spring creek, near Tus-
cumbia, have been at least five feet
higher than wss ever known before in
the recollection Of the present inhabi-
tants Of that region. At the bead Of the
the water was twenty-five or
thirty feet,
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-Tobaceo i
steady sales, l2S hhds. at g 50Gl5 so
for light Tugs and medium leaf. Floul
scarce superfine, 50 %. Corn easier; il
bulk, zoe; shtlled, 75c. Oats, 62G64e
Mess pork, SD 50. Bacon shoulders, SIC
clear sides, I2lc. Lard, in t%ierces, f2}c
Raw whisky, BE.
NEW YORK, March 25.-Cottcn, very
firm sales, 1000 bales; uplands, Sic
Flour, 59l0e better; superiine, 50 90G
10 50; choice western, Sll0l2 37k
Whisky, quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
firm tS2 So for No. . Milwaukee. Corn,
unchanged at 81 I7@@I is for mixed
western. Oats, tc better, 63(666c fol
western. Rice, dull. Coffee, steady
Rio in bond, l4e in gold. Sugar, steady
Porto Rico, l2c. Molasses, nominal.
Pork, hrmer; new mess, S23 90. Money,
active and firm, 697c for call sterling,
quiet S$99 in gold for first-eIass bills.
Gold, 1889.
CTNCINNATI, March 25.-Flour, frmer.
with improved demand good superfine,
SI09l0 so. Wheat, firm g 30G2 35 for
No. ?, spring. Corn, less firm, 73@74c,
in bulk, and S66S7c in sacks. Oats,
quiet, 532954c for No. l in bulk. Cotton,
firmer-middling is held at %. Whisky,
= 3 in bond. Provisions, quiet-new
mess pork, SD IS; bulk meats, Sf(9l0le:
bacon, IO6(al2bc for shoulders and clear
sides ribbed sides, l2c plain hams, I25c;
sugar cured hams, l52c. Lard, quiet,
l2k6l23e for prime country. Groceries,
quiet aud unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-Cotton is
sitter; sales 5000 bales; low middling,
29G29Ie; receipts 1897 bales; exports
2k23 bales. Sugar dull good fair, l3c.
MOlssses is quoted at soc for prime. but
no sales. Flour easier; superfine, SI2 25.
Corn, large receipts and prices reduced,
81 073gl 10 for mixed SI05GI OS for
white; and 81 % for choice white. Oats
dull, 75c. Hay, dull at S4Oa42 80. No
sales Of porB round lots are quoted at
S24. Bacon-l02c, I28e and 1916 for
shoulders, ribbed and elearsides. Lard.
quiet out firm at 12}913c for prime in
tierces, and lie for key. Gold, 134@; New
York sight, s@l premium sterling,
l442.
ST LOUIS, March 25.-Tobaceo quiet
and firm leaf. S. 40d5 20. Cotton in
low middling, 28c. Hemp dull
6096 IS for prime and choice I'M
dressed. Flour firm and active, but I'M
changed. Wheat active, 50 90tg4 As per
GENITAL for spring. Corn heavy, 55G66c. |
Oats dull and heavy, s3@94c. Provisions
1eav= and dropping. Pork, SD so.
Bacon, shoulders, 9lc; ribbed sides, 1870
;leaf sides, I2fc; sugar cured hams, I47
Lard dull, 12c.
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FROM

WASHINGTON, March 25.-In the
senate the house was requested to return
the resolution for adjournment.
The COMMITTEES on commerce reported
a resolution authorizing the head OF the
engineer corps to employ five civil engi-
neers, ia the work of surveying and i'm
proving the northwestern rivers and
harbors, which was passed.
A bill authorizing the employment Of
twelve additional examipers in the pat
ent Office, was passed.
Mr.. sherman, from the committee on
finance, reported the house joint resolu-
ton directing that the several millions
cow held by the secretary of the treasury,
the proceeds Of property captured during
the war, shall at once be conveyed by a
warrant into the United States treasury,
and only to be drawn by authority Of
law.
In the house numerous bills were in
troduced and referred to appropriate
committees.
Mr.. Schenek offered a concurrent res
olution that each house of congress shall
adjourn on the 18th of March, ITO assem-
BILE on the first Wednesday in May, OF
the first Wednesday in June, or the first
Wednesday in September, or November,
unless the president of the senate or the
speaker Of the house shall declare ten
days previous to either Of these dates
that there is no occasion for the meeting
of congress at such time, which was
adopted by the following vote: Yeas IS,
nays 81.
The speaker presented a letter from H.
A. Smythe, collector at New York, re.
questing 10 be allowed to appear BY
counsel, before the committee on expen-
ditures, and produce witnesses in his
own defense. The resolution, granting
the request, was ~adopted-yeas 50,
nays IS.
A resolution directing the clerk of the
house to present TO the secretary of state
the supplementary reconstruction bill,
passed last Saturday over the presidents
veto, was adopted.
A joint resolution was passed author.
izing the secretary of war to build two
dredge boats for the United States at the
mouth of the Mississippi.
MIR. Logan introduced a concurrent
resolution directing that all money:
not estimated for or asked for by the
navy department, for the fiscal yeal
ending June 80, 1865, and now under
control Of the navy department, be con
veyed into the treasury of the United
States, which was passed.
The senate resolution prohibiting per
sOns in diplomatic service from wearing
uniforms not previously authorized by
congress, was passed.
A resolution was adopted that the
southern states shall insert in their new
constitution a provision requiring the
legislatures TO establish a system of free
schools, which shall afford an opportu-
nifty for public education TO all children
Of said states.
There is a large and increasing party
in the senate who will be unwilling 10
vote for the admission Of any southern
state that does not provide for the educa-
ton of its people.
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HOSsARRAT & MONTGOMERY,
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ro TuE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL

TO TIE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
In consequence Of Judicial proceedings had IN
rsspeos to the interests Of different parties In
the APPEAL the paper, the printing estab-
sinner n the geOd VIII Of b paper have
been sold. and the undersigned have become
the purchasers.
Every possible exsrt5on viii be made to render
the APPEAL more acceptable to It's readers
and more desirable as q medium Of adver-
tiEing. Much more space VIII be devoted 70
reading matter, and q special column be sP-
propriated weekly to Masonic Information.
Tss undersigned hope. by close attention to the
Affairs Of the paper and ONCE, to give Il
claims equal 70 those Of any other Journal o.
the city % the support and c~onndsnee Of the
community.
John g. C. HOGAN a. 60.
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FROM ST. OuIs

ST. LOUIS, March % The locomotive
on the Union Pacific railroad now
reaches a point four hundred and ffty
miles west of this city. The track is
being laid at the rate of one mile per
dinm-
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FROm GAIKn.

CAIRO, March %, noon.-The Mary E
Forsythe, from Evansville for New Or
leans, passed at am; the Mississippi
from St. Louis for New Orleans, at
an the Nick Longworth, from Louis.
vile for New Orleans, 1t S a M; the
Empress, from Louisville for Memphis
at TO am, and the Minneola, from Mem
phis for Cincinnati at 10 m.
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MARCH 26. 1857


a. From al sources not above emu
merated. Gross income.
DEDUCTIONS
I. Exempt By law, $1,000.
? National, state, county and nriuei-
psi taxes paid within the wear,
3 Losses actually sustained during the
year rom are, shipwfeck, or incurred IN
trade and not already deducted Ia ascer-
tanning profits.
4 Losses on sale Of real estate pur-
chased since December 81, 1863.
D Amount paid for hired labor to cuI-
tiyate land from which income Is de-
g. Amount paid for live stock which
was sold within the year.
q. Amount actually paid for rent Of
homestead.
., Amount paid for usual or ordinary
repairs, excluding payments for new
euildlngs, permanent improvements OF
bettermenTs.
q Interest paid out or falling due
within the year.
10. Salary or pay as an officer or en-
ployee OF the United States, from which
q tax has been withheld.
II. Interest on dividends from eorpo-
ratfoDs enumerated above in para
graph six.
Taxable income.
Amount Of tax at five per cent.
CARRIAGES, GOLD WATCHES, TABLES
GoLD ASD SILVER PLATA.
Schedule A.section zoo, Act Jane 80, 1854, Al
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LATEST
BY
FROsr

LoUIsvILLE, March &.-The river is
stationary, with nine feet three inches
by the mark in the canal, and seven feet
ak inches on the falls in the pass.
Arrived-Emerald, from New Orleans.
Departed-Loaisville for New Orleans.
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than b simple inaetion and non-resSst-
ance. There ara interests too immense,
demanding a general eon6scation, for
any degree Of submission, for any COM
pIiance, however swift and eager, to pre-
vent il, even If the price 70 be paid for
immunity we're net beyond all estimate
100 high. II wiU not Be satc 20 dtSop-
Doans he hopes Of the negroes, and then
inst expectations, ercited and..acaTranted,
and MEANT to be erciied, By The intro
ductson Of the coafSeotion OIL for thai
aDould be, as to them, an act Of infamous
bad faith. THE MALIeNANTs CANNOT
AFFORD TO LOSE THE NEGRO VOTE, ANn
THE PROMISED BRIBEs WILL BIZ PAID.
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FR0M CANADA.

OTTAWA, c. W, March 25.-Important
dispatches have been rec eived in refer
ence TO the movements of troops and
%gunb0ats, but the facts are withheld for
the present.
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FROM OINCTNNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 3f-The river has
risen six and five-eight feet within the
past forty-eight hours and is now rising
at the rate Of one inch per hour. There
is now thirty-three and one-third feet of
water in the channel.
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I'VE Legislature o Tenne see having autbor-
1 lied toe Ne phis City balboa ompanv
70 c args TEN Cents fsra, and the exp-n Is 81
the road requi Ing the adeance. the following
charges nave been est blished. 70 take 3 eel
from anu aiteF SATURDAY. ths I'd ms single
fare, Ten Cnnts. Tiekets sold % packages of
zen ana upward, subjet &c TO a discount o. twenty
I'VE per cent Gcksts previously 50 d viii be
received by Conductors a. heretofore.
ucke's may De had az Ward q LeCuereiE,
BE ok & Cos, Ed Worhaur%, and Farms
worth & Cos.
mh2l 81 JOIN {. EVE sur
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An excellent turn was made at a din
ner table by Judge Hoar, Of Massachu-
sets, too good to be lost. A gentleman
remarked that - who used 70 be
given to sharppractice, was getting more
circumspect.
Yes" replied Hoar, she has reached
the superlative OF life-he began by
seeking to get on, then he sought g get
honor, and now he is trying to get
honest"
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

sHIRLEY-The funeral of the late GEo. Il.
SHIRLEY viii take place at 10 O'Clock This
Morning, from the residences oE the corner of
Orleans and Vance streets. The friends of the
family are invited 70 attend.
Carriages viii be in attendance at ]. C. Hoist
& Co.'s, 80 Main street.
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NOTICE.

TBE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Existing under the name Of Ames. Wo d.
bury 4 Jones. IS this day dissolved ~ mutual
consent. ar. James ~ beasus having pur-
sumes his portion Of the responsibilities OF said
1rm The business viii be ~couducfed hereafter
hv Daniel Ame8 James n. Bsattie and I'd
ward q. Jones, under the name aad styls OF
Ames. Beattie 4 Jones.
N. B. All dehts due the dTm OF Anaes. Wood
bury 8 Jens must be settled immediately.
DANIEL AMEa
M- BEATTIE.
mhI-tf lDXA HG JONtS
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For sale.

Two ACRES-the most dessrabIe building or
residsnce property IN ths vicinity Of Mem
phi-oppOslte E~tehevsTne's Gardas A nigh
ovation, commanding a neaut ful view cfths
who're city and river. Trose wishing the most
o-tnhIuir pot around Aemuhis OF a home can
OBTAIN the same o. ealing on
START GRIFFIN,
feh2d n Cashier Germ an Naslenal Bank.
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TnmdscnDe GnrTen9nO.

CEND your orders for Landscape Gardening
y to FREDERICK Cos BEBs, who has had
many year experience u tie 1~ustsess. send
street, 1ahi7 5ws
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At AUcTFOE
Wednesday Morning, 9Th inst.
BY LEVY. PRrvrrr q.
Large and Intensive Sale
HOUSEHOLD F%URNITURBl
On the Premises.
N"s'IsC and ISL Main street.
BY " h. PAssMoRz 4 co


IN TUESDAY MORNING. asib frn a>
Ooeiock, II Bsdro Ems. . Parlom DI-f1I
ara hieaen- Jhe Furnlturs eomprlEss.
OneofS' einwav sons mavuia- PT NO.
&c ave. ana ~proucunerd bF ludgea fo n.
The hnsst t0n d instrument IN fhe ifv ps-
4iHhs hiTnor9i bresssls and Threa-Piv rsrpers
jana < turfa r. bea u9ul Bedroom -
enshdeiter Parior Furui q e. Oh PIN fugs
ENGRAVING So 2 3 Bair, N ok and GnnTv,
aleu Ma trs -. PiI IS. Boiler. sh-efs
hlanseis, sureads BAdstezds, Bure ruu- Wa-b1
.lehd- Ia les, Chair. ~ eke3y and GIq9s-
ware kuchsu furutfurs, Bed Dom -uovas- at4.
NM o. W = p ASNORF q III
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WANTS.
FOR SALE

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
a nicsiy papered and painted House on Pot
tcr- rfW, Shelby street, can be had at a bar
gam II lminediatP applI atiDU made to
BEN ON & MACLEAN, y Madison st.
Posse sion given. mh1s n
4 o r A e.
ono Twelve 90 Horse Power statiopar
ENdlNB \ BOiLER-nsariy new.
LUNN q
mh1E I'm gnf Main street.
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W. ". CLARR.

DORTRAIT PAINTER. can be found at his
4 Studio, No. 50 jackson Block, until June,
when ne viii leave TOR Cbieag0 and northern
Isliee. Those wishing Portraits snOufd call
ooOn. fehZ4 I'm
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Valuable Business Property
At Auction

IN iHeRSbAf A0RHISG, hareh 2Sth,
iooI' a. II o'clock. on tie premises. We
VIII sell at Auction. without reserve,
1ae y endld busiHess property situated
or me Northeast conner OF Second and
Aaems streets. and nov used By gisheF,
Amls q Co. ass Fble yard.
ihlSls one Of the b-st Business formers
n the ely, and sHl be subdlyided into
los on dag or sale, and viii be solo upon
long and cay pap ments. The titIe 70
this property Is Indi putabie and uuI
positively be sold regardless or the
price bid.
H0SSARRAT & MONTGOMERY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-26
Land For sale.

A N undivided one-haIf interest in 5000 acres
a of Red river bottom land, in La ayette
and reyier counties, Arkansas.
This interest. the title to which il perfect. viii
De sold at = low figure, for one-ghird cash and
The remainder at One aid two years, without
interest.
Also, 500 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
rver bottom land, above al overflow, auc the
finest body Of land in the state, In Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or IN par
GELS, for cash.
Apply to PIKE & ADAMS.
Attorneys AT law.
mhS-tf 48 Nam strref. Memphis
z 0 r S A L E.
One large Fire ard B-urglar-proof SAFE for
s8e- Apply at i8a Fl ut street. Those wish-
ing q good Safe AZ a bargain call soon fel8 II
FOR SALE
One Portable four-horse power Hicks Engine
one Steam Hammer, and about 100 feet shaft
ing all new. For terms app y to
mhl-lm GEM Supt.M & e r