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FAssmAN's iRoH TIES
COTTON BALES.

THE undersigned have made extensive ar
4 rangsInents to supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
In adsitiCn tathe FASSMAE DIAMOND TIE
and BUTTON TlE, 50 extensively uEe.i hegeto-
fore they now offer hls ALLIGATOR Z r. isF-tr
teeth so arranged As % 4 ssaErly clamp the
hoop when the pressure is removed itom the
bale and hold it without slipping
Great pains have been taken % seeurs the
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are 81 simple in their ara uEs-
meat that they can se applied b any one. 20
bales OF any size, with toe same facility and
g. petit.0l as rope IN strength. security and
AGILITY OF application, tAey VII compare Ia
vOrably with any yet Introduced.
The advantages Of Iron Ties are row Eeuer-
ally recognized; bat it - ceemed nj out cf
place 70 cs = the attention Of thOse interested
70 the very emphatic TeeCnR1 eudatiOu OF Uu-
uergrfters. -te2mb boat Captains, and Owners
and Agents o. Sea rteamers and Sailing r.
ssls, recently published II the news apsEs iE.
New Orieans-
CHAM3ERS IATTING.
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale By
MEACHAM & TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN & O.,
Memphis.
And other dealers ana Grssery Merchants.
sa23 ~n6
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NOTICE.

rr,yzF Noncopnsh Turnpike Company ani
Ir,if RsXsr Pike Com pauy viii hold thei
tnntiai Nesting On The lth January, lsos. q
Ts,,zsi PearsonL j g. JAMES, President
loylls, r a sHs2s. .sa5 ess'ssaF''' asoss lws
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Notice fn BankInpfoU.

limited states OF America, western Jlslries o.
Iennessee-sa.
rT-lIfs Is 10 give notice that on the 20 Jay oi
| Decern ller, A. b. Is55, wsrraut Ia hanE-
ruptcy was issued against TIE eSlate Vi
TT. Wright 4, ser,
az Paris. IN tlse connty Of Henry, AMI STATE
of Tennessaa. who have be Hniudged
bankrupts, on their own petition that ihe pay-
ment OF any dents, Ega deliver OF any pro-
perty belonging 20 such bais ErQ pts 10 flenl, OF
bor Their us-.afd The transfer Of any pFoprrty Dy
thsm, are gorbiuden ny iaw that q nieutiGg pi
the creditors Of the said Dgli-f 1ais, % prove
fheir aebts g9.t choose one sr H...r a~e'r ruees
their estate, will be held al .f .ian trupt
csy 70 be hidden at Traut0
Hatchett, Esq, Register D o
Isnuary AID, 1855, AT ~ q ci, icsI
Memphis Tenn. vth day or Jana JOSS
j. ~ TONI
II 8 Marsssfl as Messen ger, W. y. sol lenn.
By J. B. BINGuAM,
Deputy q. S. lisrahal As Messenger.
fal0It
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WENPElS APPEAL.


PRICE GE . . y,
..,--,,-e, per annum 81 y y
Daily Y a III Der week
To news-ce.a ,,,,,,fr, n Gu sivsneel by
Week.y ps- ss,,,,-.-iption entered on onra NAL
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MASONICDIREOTORY
LEgT.

MASONIC DIRECTORY Y
L@57-
-1rsza.
GSsczevA, 80 lss. Naetz IS Aoaeay 1e 7.,,Ili ~
srs ,f-l.- j.. B. Forster, 81 FTout Astset,
v. y: goll RSaIr.sh, ss-y'
e.,1--r- Il y--r-Ests, 30. lls. Meets "a EFllay 9l
[--7- ---..-.r - II. cor. Madison anc second
y-....r.- III e. Benz. J.. Pulleuf sec
s-rE l.',.r 80 Us. Nests ls. Er.caJ OF e-1h
Tg1rta-HalI COZ Madison aud 2ec9nN John
vr--,----'.- 20 - srfEts Sd FElcsy OF each
--.rf6-. ,5I-Eeiio-7s' Esll. r. L. Stanley
W. " w. ". 4: - =. ,.T.Da Meets sta Friday
- asrr rronth-18 Fr1G- street George
cIa--eIsb ga, ". ~ p * < 'oi-sii' --4' Sc
ROYAL ARCH.
Py Czpts- 70 g. Meet ~ Non2aaJ Gay. o. e s''Jn
uaufa-81d-FciloE l-sll. jo4h A-sL4'' a. T.
u r.; T. a.. Levy. ssc'g.
T. AsD s. y.
rr,----t Council. no. e. Meets 81 Monday a
- .tf,- -flsd-FeI lows EsiL John Lsut,
-. ~ =. j. Niggln, Rec
zEs.PLAEs.
y----7-.r- -.-,ss1- snde-y, No. g. Meets 4th Non
aaraf esals z.0Hth. John AsnR CON- = d
a. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE
35s FTr04-t 5t-eeL
$780, r..-ya 81 PsrlecL..1, 1sth No. l.
s-s.s-T C,-rr-g d z.Ieat5ous = Meslesd3 3y ElWEht W
q each month. tzanry r. /" ts5l44 @ - '-''' u o
1870 -. 'I-5lge of PsrfsotOn, l8ta. 10 =
1Fts-r sth wednesday OF escl ~ oi,.ili ~ "a
WeEsrab I'D, c. NJ. A. H-' , "a u a. 49,
,-ss-l;rr. rauael Of Princes Of IJerusaien, l6th'i
No. ]. Eels. &. Pullen' dza'' tSSsh'''
- pF, .g Rose Croix. 18th, No l.
f-faTIes ". ADAMS, &C. n W.; b. !. AolA-
F1rTrspPE DvPLEssEts CoIl-e- - ~, - -
~ - Henry j. WoodaEd, S2d,s C2Hlnn-''
7l-isfig-r y Clroie. I'D, Pee .. , 49,
r,.rs----..v OF ~ PSI IEsSF1i y, 60 doI4 =
1f7-sfis sgf.. UomIu... IA Chief; Dodge -
-sr-sde- t1t. Reg
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TE Offering OUR BTTTERS 20 the Southern
| Public, we have no hesltancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tios in our markets. In their dsvissTaent they
are purely Southern - compounded with o
special adaptitude 10 the vsrisus types OF
stoEaaGis arrangements prevalent our
climate.
It's gentle stimulsnt to the systen AFTER
undergoing q severe Illness
It is q cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
II cures DiArrhea and Cholera Norbus.
Itis preventive for Chills and FeveTs-
It's an Invaluable companion for person
travelling at AL seasons Of tAe year.
It is HoxE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
- Sold everywhere.
o. Il. EBaERT a &C..
Sole Manufacturers.
Depot, No. Howard's Row,
febia u Memphis Tens.
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DIREC CTO h y
or first Class Business Houses
or MEMPHIS.

-.--..,---fr. EsanE, corner OF .'A'n @n0
& sIadisoE streets
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No. o UNION STREET,

Memphis go: Tennessee.
VyH HANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended TO them, they hope by
uDremiti ing attention TO business TO sui merit
a arontinuance OF public favor.
Tneir facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed oy any house In the city. A
comm odious Br ck Shed attached TO their store
house gives then immediate and constant
oversight Of all Cotton IN store. All ottOn
consigned to Us will b. Insured, unless instrue-
tions 70 the contrary.
BagEing Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
Ir,ura q markell nrInns. lnl5 I'm
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-y-a~rtand- Icy d -
X -L Aa'n street
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NTo,Ico lu RnaErmDtcu.

Deputy L. S. Marshal, as Messt niger
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRs. JAcKSoN'S
Qmeen BeSS Complexion Wash.
MRS. WoLcoFFs CERTIFICATE.
QUrsCY, IL, November 8, 1895.

rg,BE following certificates, selected from hun
drsds in the possession OF tue propIis tfeasI
are cond dently 81 omitted 70 the public!
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NOTICE.

rTVHE undersigned viii apply at the January
! Term 1865 or the County Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee, 70 probate the will OF A. O.
j, Westhsral, and for letters testam ents1y
tsaraor A. D. WEATaFRALEs.
desia laWsEs A. q HEATHl fiAlsle
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w. s. PICKETT CO.,
Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

VTE are now entering upon cur tCentieth
w yelr OF business in Memphis, and the
sixteenth in New Orleans aHd solicit n cOntin-
uance Of patronage nom our friends and the
public generally cur EOuss in New Orleans
vii, AS ueTetSrore, he uulef the HznaE-nae At
Of WM.s PIJkE'rI, az old aud experienced
- srehsnt In the New 'Eieaus cotton trade, and
affords 10 our Gus qluers the advantages OF
either market, - their intsrss. or IHclina ion
may inuu O. them 20 sht %.
We Z ep always On hand q good supply OF
Groceries, Provisions, Baggiug, Rope, Gam
Bsuing, Plantation and Family supplies geu-
erally. ecjl WGKHkI.ET. JOG & %.
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MILLS. LEMBER, ETC.
=. p, WALT Il co /,
DEALERS N
Cvpresa Lumber,
40. 1913 Main stssef.

y-,YyRTss LUMBER OF al diuensloas -. -
hand. which we wish 10 clio ouI a. "a 4 M, ,',,
rrre Parties wishing LuIaber should - On
49, 5-sf rfssff delay.
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HAIR GOODS AT N. 7. PRICES.
MRS. L. cUILMARD,
62S Jefferson Street.
ALLEN HOUSE.

HAVE determined to sell my whole stock
/ OF HUMAN HAIR GOODS AT COST, 10
close the retail business. Store for rent, aud
FirfI1res kor sale. decIa IA
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N0asce IN B6tsEr1tDtcV.
limited states OF America, Western ils'IleJ OF
4euneezee-sS.
rEyHIs 20 give notice that On the 81 dsF Of
] Ianuary, A. D., 1863, warrant ln BANK
ruptcy was issued sE stnsi the estate o.
Wait e. JSisHssH,
~ NernpbfS. Ia the county OF SHELBY Ene
Sfafe of tennessee. who have been adjune-d
ban.-rupis. on tueir own petition: that the psy'
Erient 81 any debts and dc. e.ifery oi Ssny ln' ~
,sy heiarpin such ban KIN pts 20 them -oI loI
fieir use and The transfer OF any properly nl
them are forbidden by las tHai iuceilhg ol
fbe creditors OF the seid bankTupt-, 10 prove
i1efF debts and % choose one or more a.. J. ees
~ their esfats, viii be ueld ~ court % . ma
rnnsrv 10 be holden at No 40 Maiu street
IT, Wsldran Block, Memphis, Iennessee tse-
f1re Thomas J. Latsm, Esq kslstef In. ,,h 'i'
soth day nfJanuary, A. D. s'' az ~ ocoeA AZ, =,
,eS5 e'i F---' J. 4. TOMEEY
n 4 Marshal, as Messenger, Western District o.
ByJ b. BINGHAM.
DebutF q. s. Marshal. as &esseuger.
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FOR RENT.
I've Plantations on and near MIS-
sl,sippI River, In OoahOma
County, Miss.
NOTICE.

rr,7r partnership heretofore existing between
Il s. EDW ARDS aud J. l. CLARK. ~
been his day dissolved By mutual conserf.
1ae ~ ~ T. ~ sS,,, ,1S - sle as
business as heretoiose.
IL CLARK
-. J, .. EpWAEDs.
sHaqefJ q ~ ia4
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Notice iu HaHkrilDtcv.
I United states of Auerlcj. WezteIG District Of
Tennes -ee-a4.
1 rT,Hfs IS 10 give notice that ca the stE day u
/ January, A. D., Is5S "A warrant IA baak-
J TnDtcy was issued sCslnst the estate or

/ IanuarT, a. D., Is5S. a warrant IA bank
rnptcy was issued sEslnst tue estate OF
ChrisJIan =. ThefBIe,
of Metnphls 81 ihs county Of Shelby, ard
state OF Tennassgr. who has been Hd-
iudged a bankrupt oG 80 gwu petition: that
fhe 7payrnent OF any debts, ana . .veTy o. an s
rropsrty belonging 10 such beHkFE r,. lC EiFnl
ar f,r his use and the transfer Of q y properly
t5sr him. are forbidden hy law. That meeting
of t6e ereditors OF the said bankrupt. 10 prove
their dei5ts gnd 20 chOr se one OF more I.sis suees
- his estate wni he held az a court Df bank
1rrlry 10 he holden .: ofics No 40 Main
ssrlzsf In Waldran block, AemFhis, TeuH be-
C5rs TlomGr J. Latham, Esq.. ileg1s'ur, on the
lsth day og January, a. D., lscS, al Iq o'rsck
Memphis. Tenn, Sth dag Of January, 4. D..
1868 u. lCHLE.N
n. s. Marshal as Messenger, Western District o.
... ByJ 3. BINGHAM,
Deputy L. S. Marshal. as Mess niger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28

A preacher was travelling in one of the back
settlements, and stopped at g cabin where an
old lady received him very kindly. After set
ting provisions before him, she began to ques,
ton him in the following way:
Stranger, where mought you be irom?
Madam, [ reside in Shelby county, n.y.,
"Well, stranger, hope no offence, but what
mought you be doing up here ?'
Madam, I am searching for the lost sheep
Of the tribe of Israel. -
"John, Johnl'' shouted the old woman,
come rite here this minute; here's stranger
all the way from Shelby county, KY, hunt,
ing stock, and I'll just bet my life that tange,;;
haired old black ram that's been in our lot all
last week, is one of his.
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A REMARKABLE OYSTER "A few days stree
Appointment gentleman residing in one Of the
lower counties, went on board an oyster boat
lying at one of the landings on York river, and
bought few of the 'sbivalves' in the she'll,
which he proceeded to open for himself, At
tached to and imbedded in the shell OF one OF
them he encountered metallic substance. =
This oyster he carried home, and there pro-
Geeded e: to break it to pieces with hammer.
Picture his astonishment when he found that
i Contained COZ: i French gold coin, known as
Louis dor, of the value of about fourteen dol
was lost overheard from the French feet dur
Ing the siege of YorktoWn.-Rich. Emo.
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1OcO SPRING s. SUMMER 1888
tOOC IMPORTATIONS. lOOO
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STKAW
GOODS.

ARMSTRONG. GATOR s. CO.,
Importers and Jobbers Of ,,,
BONNET, TRIMMING and VELN EI Md
BONS, BONNET SILKS, SATlNS ,7o
s. VELVETS, BLONDS, N ETTS, -SIt;eJ CKAf Id
RUCHEo, FLOWERS, FEATdEhS'
ORNAMENTS, ,rc
crpAw RoNNETS and LADIES Halls,
Trimmed and Untrimmed' O.
SHAK ER HOODS, &C.
N>''' ~ BALTIMORE. MD, .,:
Offer the largest stock to % pc 1ounu IN snl5 anJ
eSaat and edesng the " Latest Parsns
eit1s Orders solicited and prompt attention given
Baltimore, March l0-lm
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The FORTUNES OF OUR PRESIDENTS. Some
one has collected information in regard to the
fortunes left by the dead and the living ex-Pre-
sidents. We learn that Jefferson died poor
indeed, if Congress had not purchased his
library, giving him five times its value, be
would with difficulty have kept the wolf from
his door. Madison saved his money, and was
comparatively rich. To add to his tortune
however, or rather that of his widow, Congress
purchased his manuscript papers, and paid
$4,000 for them. James Monroe, the sixth
President of the United States died so poor
that his remains found resting place through
the charity of his friends. They remain in a
cemetery, but no announcement marks the
spot where they repose. John Quincy Adams
left some SO, 900, the result OF industry, prudence
and inheritance. He was man of method
and economy. Martin Van Buren, died rich.
Throughout his life he studiously looked out
for his own interest James K Polk left about
$780, $5O, 1000 of which was saved from bis
Presidency of four years. John Tyler left $780,
900. Before he was President he was bank.
rupt In office he husbanded his means, and
then married rich wife. Zachary Taylor lett
100000. Millard Fillmore is wealthy man:
Franklin Pierce saved $50, 900 from his term OF
service. James Buchanan, who is bachelor,
and saves all he gets, is estimated to be worth
at least 100000.
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). Teteegraphio communication can now be had
alfectly with Havana The wires have been
lald from the coastto the city of Havana, and
carried up to the palace of the captain general,
Oy whom aud Mayor Hoffman, of New York,
congratuIatory telegrams have been exchanged,
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HYPOCRISY. The Radical leaders are guilty
of tvo pretences that are so Asgrant es to be
ludcrous They affect to consider President
Johnson an '.audacious and dangerous usur;
ner" in order that they may have pretext TOR
hudipg ND their power, while he, poor man,
has scarcely the shadow of power lett. Strip
ned of his prerogatives, impeached, and at the
mercy of Congress, he cannot move step with
e., ont their permission, and yet he is held up as
!, dangerous public enemy
In the same hypocritical manner the Radl-
sals exclaim, 'Lo! the poor negro. See how
he is prosecuted and matreated in the South:
he IS not permitted to register or vote and
rebels are carrying everything against him with
high hand" This is pretty we'll shown up
by the Hartford Times which says.
..'The aforesaid 'niggers' not only registered
and voted but voted, in numerous cases,
mapy times over; and were also allowed to 90
in force and vote in other States, so as to be
'neighborly, as they express: it, for like favors
received from dem niggers. In this proceed
ing they are understood to have had the coun-
tenance, and doubtless the aid, of the interes-
ting organization called the Freedmen's Bureau
An institution which takes twenty or thirty
millions of the taxes of the northern people to
keep vast horde of liberated and idle ne
sroes in food and clothing, and under the right
MANAGEMENT to make them vote right
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ID EMOVAL TO
l04, KING STREET,
lEBENCIrS OLD STAND.J

On ond after the first day Of April next, the
crbsnrihnr will be found 1T the above stand,
where ] he will be pleased to see his old custom
ors and all others who may want anything in
tho WATCH or JEWELRY LINE.
mar 7o-tf T.. S. FLEMING.
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MARRIED WOMEN AND MA1Ds.-The I'm
perial Review is troubled with the question
whether married women should dance, and it
expresses it opinion in long article, from
which we make an extract 1t says:
s'There is something almost unseemly In the
spectacle Of halt dozen young married women
walking off with some of the best partners in
the room, while q row of girls are sitting neg
lected against the WALL Neither ignorance nor
thoughtessness can be pleaded as an excuse
Women thoroughly know women, whatever
else they may know; and there is not one OF
them that is not wildly conscious of what
heart burning it causes to poor girl to hear
the music and watch the many twink}ing feet
of a ballroom, and play the almost ignomlnious
part of passive spectator. Grown-up women
cutching at all the toys or swcatmeats OF a
Christmas tree at juvenile party, would not
be more unnatural spectacle. Grown-up
men eager to win the stakes at round game
rot up for lads home for the holidays, would
not be more cruel or inhuman. We are con-
strained to plead tor tenderness and consldera,
ton on the part of young women who are marTleo
towards young women who are not married.
Might not Sidney's words, as he handed the
draught of water to the dying soldier at Lutzen
be proftably remembered? Thy need is great
or than mine.
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$1,000. 900 IN WATCHES m !

$1,000, 900 IN "A1oHA AS'
FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
GS- ONE PRICE 2 L A N. ~
GIVING EVERY PATRON
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH |
For the low Price of Ten Dollars !!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE,
And not To be Paid for unless perfectly sat-
isfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to $1,000
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 to 500
100 Ladies' Watches, Enameled, loo to 5OO
200 Gold Hunting Chron'ter Watches, 250 to 500
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, 200 to ESQ
800 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to 2OO
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches, LOO to 25O
500 Silver Hunting Levers, 30 to l5O
500 Silver Hunting Duplexes, IS to 25O
500 Gold Ladies' Watches, 50t 25O
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines, soto 70
1900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, 80 to 100
1900 Hunting Silver Watches, S5 to 5O
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, Toto 70
Ms-Every patron obtains Watch by tins
arran gement, costing but $l0 while it may be
worth 81, 900. No partiality shown.
We wish to Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming the ar;
ticles, are placed in seaAA envelopes, and W well
mixed. Holders are dMtled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment OF ten
Dollars, whether it be Watch worth 81, ,OOJ or
one worth less Tho return of any of our GER
tifcates entities you to the article named there
on upon payment, irrespective Of its worth, and
as no article valued less than $40 is named on
any certificate, it will at once be seen that this
is no lottery, but straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most fastidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt of Is cents, i've for ST. eleven
for S. thirty three and elegant premium for S5,
sixty-six and more valuable premium for $40,
one hundred and most superb watch for SIS.
To Agents. or those wishing employment, this
is rare opportunity. It is legitlmstely con con
ernment, and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Trv usi WRIGHT, BRO. & CO.,
Importers, 16l, Broadway,
an, 90 -em NEW YORK.
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X ROUND PL A S T E 4.

II y y " = L = 4 y
We offer GROUND PLASTER, delivered
on the cars or wharves, at nine dollars per ton
of 224O pounds, in the purchasers bags; eleven
dollars per ton in bbls or ten dollars per ton II
we furnish bags, with the understanding that
the bags arc to be returned in ten days. If not
so returned, five cents per bag will be charged
for every ten days, or parts thereon =, w grlno
our Plaster from the best Windsor: Blue Lump.
No refuse plaster ground at our mill:
doc 16 SUTTLE s. STUART.
IL rich. White Peach Blow and Harrison Po-
'''0' w ''''>> COOK s. KELLEY,
mar 18 107, King street.
r AIDES KID GLOVES.
Just received full assortment of LADIES'
KID GLOVES, all numbers, from 6 to IL
Spring colors-at
feb 8 G. G, BERRY'S.
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T IVERPOOL AND LONDON
IL AND GLOBE INSURANCE. CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
4 RNOLD 81 FIELD,

4 RNOLD & FIELD,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. SO, King ST.,
Keep large stock Of CLOTHS, CASSl-
MERES, LINENS, VESTINGS and best blue
CLOTHS and DOESKINS, Qight and dark
colors) always on hand white SILK VEST
INGS, all Of which we will make TO order very
low. Call and examine our stock:
In our GENTS FURNISHING DEPAkI-
MENT you will find the latest styles.
Wo furnish WHITE SHIRTS as cheap as
can be bought by retail in Philadelphia at the
manufacturers, warranted to fit and wear well.
Wo are manufacturers Agents for RICH.
ARDS PATENT COMBINED PAPER
COLLAR and BOSOM, new thing just intro
dueed. Retail dealers can be supplied as cheap
BY Us as at the factory. Come in and look at
them at No. SO, King street, third door west OF
Royal street. feb lO-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-28
,on NEW STORE. 100
~ HOIJSEKEEPERS EMPORIUM.

Tho attention Of housokcepers is most respect.
f,Iiv caIled to q large and we'll selected stock OF
'A''' HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, -
of all descriptions, which will be sold at small
advance on cost price ,. C
Housekeepers will find No: aSs9rtment tJ, n OF
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, BRlTIANlA L:
and BLOCK Tin, Plain and Planished Tin and
Tinned Iron Ware, Fine Table Cutlery, (Kog-
ers' % and other celebrated manufactured Fine
Silver Plated Table Ware, (warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters of all descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles usually found IN
Grst-class establishment. a call IS most res
pectfuliy solicited. 5. :: o ~ oMAM, tra,+
next door to D. Appichs Confectionery.
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