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GARDEN SEEDSl
ST GARDEN SEEDS!
TERTILIZERS!
n RERTJITTERSI

FERTILIZERS
A FERTILIZERSl
FERTILIZERS
This branch Of business receives my specA!
attention and care My facilities will enable
me TO offer to my customers pure article .!
BONE DUST,
which 7 can recommend with confidence.
AM AGENT FOR THE
Patapsco Co.'s Ammoniated Soluble Phos-
phate.
Andrew Goes Super Phosphate OF Lime
HAVE ALSO FOR SALE
Bauch's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Wann's Raw Bone Phosphate.
Soluble Pacific Guano.
No. l. Peruvian Guano and other StAndHrd
Fertilizers. uERBEEI BIZ AZ /,
No. IS, King st., bot. Water and Union.
feb 5-tf
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ALEXA., LUUDUUN AN3 hhNFadIRE +. Z.
Ia l@ sg gg IE sr - - 49,: 49,
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

IN u w Anna ~ u Nj i ~
BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE ,, 1885,
Leave Alexandri# daily, except Sundays, a,5
q. m, for Lee$burg, rciar~ * leave Lees.
burg at II. Is p. III.
Connecting 1t Lees burg with Peacock Liaeo.
First-cass Coaches, which leave Lccsburg Oh
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ham
ilton, Purcellvillc, SnickcrSVltlc Bcrryyi!r,
Winchester and Cupon Springs; returning
leaving Winchester on Mondays, Wedle:.
days and Fridays.
Leaves Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival o.
the railroad train from AicIandriA ani ~
rves ut Middleburg ut ; p. n.
Leaves Middlcburg Tuesda 5, Thursdays sid
saturdays, at : y. m, and arrives a. Lees.
burg at II n, and (por r"lIroHdl arrive. +!
Alexandria at 3 p. m, in ample time ioc
Washington and Baltimore the same day.
From and after jane 3, the coachc: vii! run
daily from Winchester to CApon SPRING.:
FARE:
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
Leeshurg 500 Capon Spr!ngS...,":I. %
Hamilton .......... 2.75 Balls MiIs.......... -
Purce!lvile. ) U0 Aide ...... .......... -
Berryvlle. ...... t 20 MidQIcburg. ......... b.,
Winchcstcr........ 500
Goods per New York Philadelphia and BHl.
timoro steam lines and Adams Express, T.
care Of X. H. UGvcuncr, Freight Agent, ~ Alex.
andria, will be forwarded rs far As Lcesburg
free of charge, other than our reg I"r iArIl rate.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Al
eyandria and LceSburg and intermediate StH.
WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
my Ply General SuDerint"ndcn
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jo29-tf

NANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS!
Il FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS! !!
CHAR W. GREEN
NO. 68. KING STREET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fancy. and
White Goods, Dress and Tailors' Trimmings
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, Zephyr Worsteds, Shirt b.
SONS, Rutflings, Combs, Notions, &c;
and stock kept full throughout tho year, viz:
Hoop Skirts Corsets, Gents White Shirts
Travelling Bags, Umbrellas, SC, al Of which
will be sold to WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUYERS at the lowest market prices:
CHARLES w. GREEN,
mar4- No. GS, King street
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PHILIP PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,
MAIL LINE FROM
lI ALEXANDRIA TO VINCE ESTEF
THROUGH IN ONE DAY.

rEsA1R Coaches will leave Alexandria
9&@&8 every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY (until further notice. at three
same days at 7 p. NJ, reaching Upperville at 2
D. M, in time for dinner
Leave Winchester on WEDNESDAYS,
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS, at O clock a. m,
reaching Alexandria at o'clock p. m: same
days, in time to connect with the cars and boats
for Washington and the North.
This line connects with the line from Pied
mont Station to Upperyille, going and return
ing. ..
The proprietor gives his personal supervision
the most careful drivers. By strict attention to
the comfort of all who may favor him, he hopes
to merit the patronage heretofore SO literally
bestowed
OFFIcEs-Alexandria, Mansion House; Win
chester, Taylor's Hotel
-, VIM. WHALEY,
10 29-tf Proprietor.
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OMETHIN NEW
~ - -'~.--' - $780, ...... 80 ....r..
-T.s ...- THREE IN ONE.
ENGLISH'S PATENT COMBINED KNIFE
| ..@. TWEEZER AND EAR SPOON.

/ This little instrument combines within the
space occupied by the ordinary pocket Twee,
zer, Nail Knife and File, an Ear Spoon, and
a pair of Tweezers It is simplein its construc-
ton, being made of three simple pieces of steel,
and in the most durable and workmanlike man
ner: making one of the most useful and conve-
nient articles for the pocket ever presented to
the public. L. - -
: Ladies will find this article to be n very use
full and convenient adjunct to the Sowing Ma
chine E.. S. LEADBEATEk q CO.,
! NH 6 Fairfax street.
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q u HI $50 7s5Ezs:s.H5 7ssss:..F;s5 60
NN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, NJ
~ II, 1868, one daily passenger train will rIr
between WASHINGTON and LYNCHBTRGc;'
connecting at GORDONSVILLE with the W. Viz,
ginia Central Railroad to RICHMOND sn5
CONVICTION; at LINCHBURG for }Vf>T
and SOUTH " EST, and at WASHINGTOI
for the NORTH and NORTHWEST.
Through tickets and baggage checked to =:
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at 90 u. H., and
Alexandria at 700 an, arriving i! I.ynchJV,o
at 43O p. n.
Leave Lynchburg at 800 y. IN arrive =.
Alexandria at 5:4j p. m, and At Washiag.6.
IT $50 p. N.
Passengers for points between MANASSAS
JUNCTION and FRONT ROYAL leave Alex.
andra daily Sunday ,exccpted) at 30 AN, ar
ri, ing at Front Royal, the present western ter.
minus, at 300 p. II. Eastward, leave F.or.
Royal at 7.l5 g. H., and arrive at Alexandria
1.30 p. IN. j. NJ. BROADUS.
mar lO-tf General Ticket Agen,
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AGRICULTURAL.

HERBERT BRYANT ..... II.
Successor to j. P. Bsrtholow,
GOLD STAND,) .
No. a5, King St., bel. Water and Union,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MA
.. CHINERY,
GARDEN, FIELD AND GRASS SEEDS,
... AND ALL STANDARD
FERTILIZERS.
Agent for the celebrated Wagner Drill.
Agent for the Buckeye SullSy Cultivator.
Agent for the Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Agent for the Westinghouse Thrasher and
eleanor. ..- ............
Agent for Fairbanks Standard Scales.
Agent for Herring's Fire and Burglar-f rooi
Safes, and also fo- sale all other Implements
and Machines, in the Agricultural and Hortl-
cultural line.
REFERS BY PERMISSION, TO
Con, M D Corse, WIN A. Smoot & Co.
Grnoorv & Paul Fowle 81 Armistcad
Geopee 81. Robinson. Gwin Beckham u Go.
Hooe g. Wedderburn. Suttlo 81 Stuart.
Burke, Herbert 81 Co, George Washington
Knox s. Wattles.
feb Sly
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TKaSSE'teEsT&TEDN EENES.


EW ~ IExA47}xGrox III
AID
ALEXANDRIA
EXPRESS LINE STEAMhES
(OLU LINE.)
This line will be regularly keptHp during the
winter months, by good &nG substantial OUT
SIDE STEAMSHIPS. leaving once week. from
pier Is f. River, New York, and pier II, Aley-
andrla. Connecting at New York with the
METROPOLITAN Steamship Line 10 Boston, and
with the Orange & Alexandria Railroad a. Al
cxandria.
Bills Of La.lng given through to Boston d.
rect.
Freight taken ~ lowest rates, and forwarded
to All parts Of inc United States free OF CON-
missions.
For freight apply 70 o
No d, South Wharves. Alexandria:
JAMES HAND,
l04 Wall street, n CIV York.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON
NH left 63, Water st., Georgetown, D. {.
NEW EXPRESS LINE xT~s
PHILADELPHIA AND ALEXANDRIA
GEORGETOWN AND WASHlNGTON
WA CANAL.)
Good substantial and vel! adapted FREIGHT
STEAMERS comprise this new line, whlch Will
oanb wal, from PhiIaInlnTi, and TUESDAYS
oI[I' IT 81 ~ fron3 Ain~4ndss VI I'm
"hG - h O. IL - taT,t' ta' rt.
For particulars apply 81
A G z Mt s.
NJ. ELDRIDGE &; CO.,
Mo- 8. WhArves, Alexandria, +.
JOHN B. DAVIDSON
50, Water st., Georgetown and WasHi422gEs9H'
North WharL-pS plliSca
n v h II |! I Il L
II
THE STEAMER WAWASLI
having been thoroughly oye:hauled, repaired
reftted and improved in speed, will g. ,sNk
resume her route, on the river, on .kBBfssssssas
TUESDAY, March 10th, making two trips a
for passengers and tTG nFif. ,r,rrsD,ys md
Leave ALEAAN DklA ~ ESU 7Tv6 , T.,r
Rk1DA ? S ~ !. jay S''' VII v
DAYS ana 0O ia =; ,11rEr p0DKFS
mar - >,,,S----
E7Ok bALIlMOhE.
l. ~.,,,r,,Dr,
r Inc plea Mhh W. ~: ~ 20.
s2ssaassSs - Calt:, JAMES hAKpEK' NUNS az.
ceFed ne" DoiteF' ehd Deeh thofGusH.5 Raj.
Tea, has resumed nGT regular Trips, leaving 80
timQTe every oAl hDA 1T G Gn5,d r.
stopping at all her former landings. .,..r
EcLUEhllnY VII iSSyG "a = nIocl
II .o,, frn;-,1i ,n,Ict bo nron0d
e. C c.t?,,ht so ro annIv "a
- o5 u j o''i' anu Wl "tbi Ggort
leo % D. " . : .z . ; :aS,.-
+ : ~ Y II L y 1 l :, y
Tho COOPERATIVE UNION Of UNION
No, l. of VIRGINIA, at Alexandria, are pre-,
pared to make contracts for, and execute q.
kinds of Brickwcrk, in workmanliI;e m&nneT
+: SIANION, Pres! Hel';1,o.
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RAILROAD LINES
WARRINGTON, ALEXA. & GEORGETOWY D =
IH 9 W @E - sE5 zzssasg1

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, M,
W 18th, 1868, and until further notice II" noi
Passenger Trains will run between WASH NE NJ
TON and ALEXANDRIA, as follows. '1'
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the co...
of st. Asaph and King SITS. at 600, 80snG I6e6
q. M, and 100, 800 and $40 y. m. i0'lo
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Mar,I.,,
Avenue Depot, at 700, 900 and ll00 u. m 's sr1
200, 4:2O, G:30 and 1870 p. m: ' "''o
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Msry,o,.
Avenue Depot, at Cos a; m. '"No
O, A. STEVENS, Gen. Ann,
w. j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. ImS ~ g
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CASH CAPITAL OF ss,5OO,OOO.

Which viii be sufficient 20 duplicate lines to
all or nearly al the paying points reached by
the present monopoly.
The pTesen Telegraph Companies OF the cOun-
try have been consolidated into one huge
monopoly, and are now earning over
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS per year, or
over one hundred per cent. on the actual cost
OF their lines, their present capital having been
watered over ONE THOUSAND per cent
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH COMPANY
have recognition from the United Stat
Government of the importance OF their enter
prise, with grant OF the most valuable fran
chises ever conferred upon a telegraph CON-
pany. No competing line has ever had the
right now granted by Congress to this company
TO construct and operate lines over every
RAILROAD and NAIL ROUTE in the United
STATES Tie position of this company differs
from that OF any company ever before organ
lied. The question of the RIGHT OF WAY Is
FOREVER SETTLED.
The stockholders of this company cannot be
sold out or TRANSFERRED 20 any other
company. The act OF Congress under which
this company has been organized, prohibits
any transfer OF the franchises granted.
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GEO. Q. HOLMES,
y. g PERk ms
kOBT. MCkENNA
.... JNO. MCBROUKS,
Committee.
Ihe EsHriaIs Of lRe Norman
Kings.

The first beginning of the royal burials
at Westminster is uncertain. Sebert
and Ethelgoda were believed to lie by
| the entrance Of the Chapter House. A
| faint tradition speaks of the interment Of
! Harold HarefOOt ia Westminster. But
his body was dug up by Hsrdicsnute, de-
6apitated, and afterWsrd cast into the
| adjacent marsh or into the Thames, and
! then buried by the Danes in their grave
| yard, where now stands the Church OF
| St Clement Danes. II was the grave of
BdwaFa the COnfessor which eventually
drew the other rGysl sepulchFes around
il. Such result OF the burial Of q royal
saint or hero has been almost universal.
But though his characters enumerate the
royal sepuitures ss among the privileges
of Westminster, the custom grew but
slowly. In the first instance 1t may
have indicated no more than his personal
desire TO be inferred In the edifiee whose
building he had watched with so much
anxious care and his Norman successors
were buried On the same principle, each
ia his own favorite sanctuary, unless some
special cause ipterveDed, The Con.
Queror was buried at Caen, In the abbey
which be had dedicated to st. Stephen;
William Rufus at Winchester, from his
sudden death In the neighboFing forest
Henry I. at Reading, in the abbey
founded out of his fathers treasure for
his fathers soul; Stephen In his abbey
at FsversE25s; Henry II. In the great
ArgeVin Abbey 1T Fontevrault, the
foundation of Robert Arbrissel by the
" fountain Of the robber Evrard." His
eldest son Henry was buried at Rouen.
In that same city, because it was SO
hearty and cordial TO him, was laid the
Large lion heart - OF Richard, while
his bowels, as his least hOnored parts,
lay among the POitevins, whom he least
hOnored, at Chaluz, where he was killed.
But his body rested az Fontevrault, at
his fsther's feet, ia token OF SORROW for
his unhiiRl conduct, to be, as it were, his
fathers fOOtstool, in the robes which he
bad worn at his SECOND coronation at
Winchester. Johns wife, Isabella, was
inferred st f0ntevrsuIt, and his own
heart was placed there in 3 golden cup;
but be himself was laid At Worcester for
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MUsIC ANDTHE nR,,rA

Booths new theater will be opened
shortly after the coming Presidential
election.
1t is announced that this will be the
last week OF the Hkite FUN at Niblo's
Garden.
y. s. Clarke, the American cemedi-
an, has appeared at Liverpool in a new
play called ObdRge.
Mr.. Jefferson, the comedian, has
gone to his country residence among the
mountains, near Sroudsburg, Pa.
-0rphee Gu6 EaferS has been played
at Athens by French company The
bill announces the piece to be by Mousi-
kodidsskolou lakobou Ohpphembach.
AT the June Sangerfest in Chicago,
the following works were performed /:
Wsgner's Rienss overture ami Battle
Hymn, Beethoven's Il Major Symphony,
etc. .Es-s 40 Cac. IA =
The mother of the stagen in Eng
land is Miss Fanny Kelly, who made her
first appearance at DrurY Lane, in 1893 !;
and the "fsther of the age" is Mr..
Wm. West, who first appeared at the
same thester in 1900.
-MsdRme Ristori has played three
hundred and forty-nine times in Ameri-
ca. Prior to her departure for Europe.
an elegant photograph album was pre-
sented TO her by the American Dramatic
Fund Association, The book was made
by Messrs. Tiffany & Co. 1t is qaarto.
bound in Russia leather, richly embossed
with gold, and made to hold two hum
dred carries de Uisite. On one side, en-
graved on gold plate, is the insoription,
=" Presented to Adelaide Ristori A trib.
ute Of esteem and gratitude, from the
American Dramatic Fund Association.
June 25, 1865" And on the other, Mad
anne Ristori's monogram in gold letters.
surmopnted by her coronet. Upon small
gold plates on either side are inscribed.
+" Medea, Elizabeth, Marie Stuart, Mac
beth, Myrrha, Judith, Marie Antoip-
ette,n and "Sor Teresa" The volume
formed graceful and appropriate eff,
and will be no doubt highly valued as q
soaUepir.-M y, Home Journal,
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MAYDWELL d ANDERSON,
M AR BE WO RK s.
No. SO Union Street,
Bstvvasn Second and Third
THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged
BY Rev. R. H. YER S.
THE LIFE AND REMAINS
Zen. WILLIAM r. HASKELL
By Rev. R. H. RIVERS

SUBSCRIPTIONS are soliciled to this work
- which, when compiled, will embrace be-
tween four and five huddred Il mo. psges,
printed upon ealendsred paper in bold, clear
type, and bound in a creditable manner.
Gen. HASKELL was one OF the most brilliant
men and eloquent orators that tennessee has
ever given to our common country. This viii
be shown not only by a brief and truthful
narrative Of the chief incidents OF his eventful
life, but by presenting the reader with his Re
mains, consisting OF Poems, Essays, Letters
ard 0rations
Ii the personal friends and admirers Of the
great Tennesseean will subscribe literally at
once, the work can be delivered by Novem-
Der, 1858.
will be devoted TO erecting a monument to his
memory.
TeIms-SS per copy, payable on delivery.
N. B,-Subscriber may leave their names
with Col. j. n. MCMAHON, No. 81 Madison
street, az With ]. II. KEA1IHG. ESQ. tS2s y
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CaLLS---HOW TO Be mkDE.

One per cent of the Stock will be required on
subscribing, and subsequent calls. not 10 ex-
oeed fve per cent. per month, will be made by
the Board OF Directors, from time 10 time, as
may be necessary, to supply funds TO construct
and equip the lines but no calls viii be made
afler the one per cent is paid, until the EN-
TIRE CAPITAL STOCK shall have been sub
scribed.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

VrTANTED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION. corner Jefferson and
Front streets:
Mis-. Central & P 1st and ID Mortg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn. R. R. lst Mortg. Bonds.
Men, and Chas. K. r. ID Mortg. Bonds
NJ ana L. R. r. r LIST MOrtg. Bonds
Memphis and Ohio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio Fer cent. Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City IndOrsed Bonds
Mobile end q. r. Il. per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and O. r. r per cent interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. r, r. Income Bonds.
Memphis aud o r. r. stock,
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Democratic National Executive Cssn-
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The following is the complete list Of the Ma
tiouaI Executive Committee, one member be-
ing named by each state Delegation
AIabaIa a-JOhn Forsyth.
a rkansas-JOh II. Hamet.
.- a. ifOrnia-JOhn Bigler.
Com necticut-Nm m. NJ. Converse.
Delaw. re samuel Townsend.
FIorida--Charles r. Dick.
IlIinois- Nllber L. story.
Indiana-N N. +. NIblack.
Iowa-Daniel J. Finch.
q Karsas-Isaac Eaton
Keutucky-ThOs &. McCreery.
Iouisiana--James z. McCloskey.
Naipe-Sylvanus Leyman.
Marvland-Odin BOSie.
n sci ts-FTed. o Prince. .H
MicEfgan-WIn, U, Moon.
Minnesota--ChaIles ", Nash.
Mlssissippi-E. Harkers
MissOuri-Cb aries A. MantZ.
Nebra,ka-G. =. Miller
NeVada-J. W. 81 cCOrkl le.
New Hampshire-Har Bingham.
New ietsey- John Mc1regOr.
New HOrk-August belmOI {.
North GaT0liDa-AmOs Bragg.
Ohio JOhn q Thompson.
OregOn-J. G. Hawthorne.
Pen ~ ylVania-Isaac Jellister.
Rhode Island Gideon Bradford.
South CarOlina-Chas- swinton.
Tennessee John W. Leftwich-
sf's Nas-JOhn Hancock.
UernOnt-H b. Smith.
Virgi ria-JOhn GOOde.
NNast pirginia-JOhn Hall.
SVisconsin-Fred. W. HorR.
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But the actual amount to be paid In cash.

And this amount Is to be paid as follows: One
per cent. Of the par at the time Of subscribing.
and no more, until the entire capital has been
subscribed, and then on calls TO be made by the
Board Of Directors; instruments not to exceed
ave per cent per month. When thirty-hvs
per cent. OF the par value OF the shares has
been paid, certificates OF stock VIII be issued
This viii give the company paid up
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r q SIS ELLIS
DSlGHSary, llfEnaFy and Drug Store,
EOs. 80 and AZ North COurtst.,
MEMPHIS TEDyNECSr,t7

AN~7' ~ ~--sA - NVESA Stsg
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
nR- RUSSELLS DIkPENSARY AND IN
~ PRIMARY, the largest and oldest institu-
ton OF the KIND in the southwest, esta blished
in 1859, pleasantly located at Nos 40 ana AZ
north side OF Court Square, Memphis. Tenn, is
treatment and the comforts of a home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the oThee or by letter, II desired. Or. RUSSELL
Is acknowledged by all parties Interested as
by far The MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
in the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
teed In eVery case, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONORRHEA and SYPHILIS cured
ia q few days, without the use OF Mercury
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last yestiQe
eradicated without the use OF Mercury In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored to ffee Vigor in a few
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Those wishing to purchase Drugs, Family
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would do well to call at RUSSEI.i,Is DRlTG
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Internal Revenue Taxes.
ooLLEcToR's OFFICE srH DrsT. TENN

CoLLECroR's OFFIcE SrH DIsr. TENN D
MEAPHIs, June 8, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
IN List OF Taxes on Income Business or Pro
fesSions, Carriages, Watches, etc, etc. for this
District has been returned to meby the A sses-
sor, and all persons are notified thai said Taxes
are now due and payable.
Payments in this city and county must be
made before the LIST day OF July at my Office or
additional costs and penalties will accrue. >
Z a RoLrE :, sAuNpERa, CollscteF,
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY
4sa Rroome street, view York.


+ liturgy or THE ANCIENT AND AC-
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the southern jurisdiction of the United States
By Albert Pike, 33d, sOv. Grand Commander.
svo. Splendid1y illustrated with ChrOmo-ntho-
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Part II, zth to l4th degree, So CO. l
sss II would perhaps seem unnecessary aiteT
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cient guarantee of its worth Ill. Bro. F1ke, ry
his Learning and contributions has done as
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ism, ethics and history as any other living
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IN The highest literary field Of the present aga
Notwithstanding this book has been preceded
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well as one of the most useful books, ever Of
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