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How TO PAY THE CITY's DEBT.-A
gentleman in whom We have the great
est confidence told US the following yes
terdsy, Gnd vOaehes f0r the truth of the
statement Some two months ago he
hired a negro boy in this city to go on q
place in the country to do farm work.
When he hired the boy, he knew that
he had saved up some thirty-ive or
forty dollars. a few days ago the boy
applied to him to get some clothing, and
our friend asked him why he did not
purchase clothes with the money he had
saved. The reply was that he had de-
posted the money with some gentlemen
in the city to be kept for him for one
yesr, and that he " could not get it until
that time was out" On being asked il
he had a receipt for it he exhibited 8
printed receipt signed by q certain claim
agency in this city, for thirty-eight dol
lars. The receipt stipulated that the
money was to be returned in one year
from date, less twelve dOllars-one dol
Tar per month being charged for keeping
the balance safe. This is decidedly the
shsrpest piece of fasncisring that We
have yet heard OF, and Il the Finance
Committee have not gone too far to re-
cede in their bond policy, we would
recommend them to take the hint and
establish an agency of this scrt-a kind
Of Municipal mont de piete. There is
money ia it. We recommend the claim
agency, il they DO not wish to figure in
the columns Of the APPEAL to refund
that negro his money Just as quickly rs
possible. Verb. sap.
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CATARRH and OzoENA relieved in five
minutes, and permanently cured in q
short time, by DIR. Jones at the Peabody
House. DR.. Jones is q thoroughly educa-
ted physician, having his diplomas from
America suspended ia his Office, Room
IS, Peabody House. Read DR.. Jones'
letters on catsrrh, and his advertisements
relating TO Op5balmic aud Aural Sur
gerry. Andii you are afflicted 90 at onee
to DIR. Jones, where you will hsve such
treatment IS your diseases demand, 7
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ScoTT's MONTHLY for February is at
hand, containing the usual amount of
interesting reading matter. The Mil
of God" q prose idyll, and the Mys-
terry OF Cedar Bay" are two very enter
tanning stories, well worth reading.
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THE MILITIA.-There is only q COM
pAny Of State Guards in camp st Nash
WILLIE, as vet. The RENDEZVOUS for the mi
iitia has been fixed on the bill just this
slds Of the horticultural garden, in Nash
vile.
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THR Memphis steam dyeing and clean
ing establishment, 2e2 Second street, ia
the only oae in Memphis which operates
By steam. Us machinery was bought in
Paris and New York, regardless Of exc
pense.
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THE "PRoOF SHEET" for January,
with its clear beautiful typography has
come to hand-rather late, but welcome.
After turning Over a oushel or so Of
blurred and indistinetcountry exchanges,
the sight Of such a piece Of printing Is q
treat
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THE NAsHyILLE DEMOKgAT Ger
mani inside lis first appearance, since
suspension, on Tuesday last. IL Will
hereafter appear on TGeadsys, Thurs
dave and Saturdays.
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,JoE LoCKE's NEWS STAND, 1854 Main
street. is well supplied with residing ma
terfaL. embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly papers, ss well as
magazines and periodicals. Ali the
latest news can be obtained at his mann
moth stand.
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ExANINATION.-The examination OF
the four men charged with the murderer
Hennsssy will take place before Squire
Griffith to-day.
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FOR SAFE.

DOR SALE.-My place, knoWn As the
n CATHOLIC FARM, On the Old Raleigh
Ioad four miles from the city, containing lluta
scTes-!o acres cleared and good creek bottom,
neat cJdtageE, nine rooms, On hlgh EIo0nu
common out buildings, good water, and q lew
Dear. peach, plumb and Rppletrees. POSSESSION
s's ~ &. c. SNYDER, NJ. d.
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cry MATTERS.
xov,cE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We tciU pay Tt0,"1fyJr tx cents eac" 10
the first one ucho oai furnish rs NTH the
fo3loaoing dates Of the DAILY APPEAL;
July IS, July 2S and Augt'st 20, Or 1865.
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CCRNs, COREs, CoRNs.-Dr. J. LindO-
snsu hss returned, and viii remain for a
ehort time At the OveTton Hotel. All
4hat are troubled with Corns, Bunions,
or ingrowiDg nails should not fail to give
him . call. Room "A.
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THOs. wICRERsHAM.
Re. ?. Second Floor,
"a noa-.Hao Rn5adE.@

NOR SALE.-One Of the finest PLANTA-
n TIOSS In the Mississippi Bottom, situated
so miles below Memphis N Arkansas. miles
IRON b sdsOs's } andiug, containing I2O acres,
with 400 acres in a high state of cultivation
with dwelling and all necessary ~outhouses,
frame quarters fOr so hands, good gin and mill,
stables and cribs, tog ther with ali the mules,
stock and tools. There Is now so or 40 good
hands on the place Jhat can De had by the
purchaser. great bargain can be had by early
application on the premises, or of PRICE q
TERRY, Commission Merchants, No. Is Union
street, Memphis, Tenn.
TAI \. O. HODGES.
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DRY WOOD.-Get the best from Geo.
W. Baxter, at the Office OF Bigley, Mel
le,sS & Co, cOrner Msin and South
Chr streets,
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THE firm OF LEVY SHARPE is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
E. A. Lew,
JAS. b
Nempbis. Tenn. FEBRUARY L. 1863. Iehl
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BOARDING..

nOARpING.-Good board, with or without
h lodring. can be had at 80 Monroe ST. { V5ral
nice rooms now vacant. lay I~oaruTeuucsu 70
Il par week TO permanent bORrders. n3
nOARDTNG.-A few Day BOarders Wantedat
IsI0 HENRY LAIRD.
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tbs WEATHER hss been horTid foT two
DAYS past. Yesterday it sleeted, rained,
drizzled-did everything except give as
a little sunshine.
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On DTT.-Thst there is to be a grand
hop at the Peabody st an early day-or
evening.
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and LtttIe Rock kallFOad

= WI poDedeld for MADISON MOndays,
Wsdeasiays and Fridays, at $50 am.
80 20 MaSIson Tor Memphis Tuesdays, Thurs
daVs and Saturdays, at 7:& am. Arrive In
iasI s. &. BEAUMONT, GsnI sup't,
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THE new billiard saloon on Adams
street is crowded day and night with ad-
mirers OF the game.
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THE STREETS were in a sublime state
Of filth and slush yesterday. The mud
was shoe deep over every crossing.
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JUST received, per express, fresh Ha-
yanar river shad, 1T Victor d. Fuchs.
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GENTLENEN's wooden undershiTts En0
drawers 81 B. LOWensieln d Bros. at less
than cost.
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IF you want good old Megibben whisky,
90 TO M~egibben & Bro, PSI Main ST.
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GFNTiEMEN's wooden undershirts and
drawers at less than cost at b. LOwen-
steiu & Bros.
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FuruIture Removed and Repaired.

THAvE Furniture Wagons always ready TO
remove families, or 10 send for and return
furniture needing repairs OF any sort. Leave
orders at my store, JtS second street.
taz WEN SMITH Undertaken.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is de1jUered 6y
faithful carriers, Seven times a week for
fweatg- fve eents,
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If YOU v7sntg good old Megibben whisky,
90 to Megibben & Bro, 28l Main 81.
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IL Won want good old Megibben whisky
% to Megibben & Bro, Sl Main 81
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NOTICES.


PICTURES TAKEN AT DAYS
PhotogTsph Gallery, SSS Main ST. lais
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Coaks and shawls at less than c0st at
B. Lowepstein & Bros.
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.TP.VFD q sTOLFN.-A Whit Bull slut
from rAo. IA ACams street. ANY person
SIvinp nformatIon ef her Whereabouts Will &c
Literally rewarded. go
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" a. AAEEtF VI IL
J. r. Cox. Jr.l VI. d..
c.. j. Hempel, Il. ID, "
yev. a, B. Parsons, DID,.
Prof. " Joae-, T., MD, LID, London, Eng.
sir \. no ,r+, MI -"
Prof. DeFHt n. d. Paris.
" Pu-asst ksoeski- N. D Vienna.
Dr. JOINS hes 3 csSe Of 80 different kinds OF
msdiciGes With hiBl, con pIlsing the best from
every part uf The world, with whirh he cures
neGriy All OF the old standing chronic diseases
that aniict both sexes and persons OF every sge.
without any Inconvenience or Le2iect OF
CrDss-Fyss sEade straight and EafuraI.
1Bls Oter-tl0u can he performed In all cases
withoUi I'll, ami PfoL Jones viii do 1t sue
csss fGiy ia ord or young.
AM AL Ross. Or Nervous Blindness, skillfuliy
treated.
susssry-Cstaract operated for, Artificial
Pupil. Eucartdus, Tx asnthus, Piosis, Ptery-
giaB, Nsti or mothers marx removed. Tu-
NOR IN tna Ey or r ar removed. Cancers ex-
traated. ll-Euia Tor ruptuTel and Club Foot
successfully oIerayei upon. Enlarged Tonsils
iuCi=ed, tCu with improved Instruments for
that express purpose. Hare Lip operated for
snU the def unity removed. SdllettOes intro
daceG for FStaI+ la sErym lis (OT wstery eye).
LsrypgUtOmy auC al d'ficulJ and delicate ope-
ratiODS in surgery per Ormed Of-hand with
sziu aud t1e INST tt1IrOved Instruments DR..
JOnel ueusVes MS an2trqmsls are superior 10
these OF any sCtsee IL the United States, and
sfa Ia Keeping With she mechanism and sci
ence 81 the age, ana give him 2 decided advan.
tsg9 ia al difficult UPerattOns over other good
surgeons mo- one il q thousand OF whom pes
SEES sUcn a Usefui, n ode u, and magnificent
case Of est surgIca: tools
0IUbHHu1 A. or di-chaTge OF the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Measels,
Sor0 uis, Cold, or anything else, is cured by Dr..
Jones In Old o. young, and The hearing restored
ar h-nAa.tSi "a Thirds Of the cases OF total
deafness IN ght be prevented IL this di-ease
were not so slsuefuIly neglected.
STANDIEG DISEASES can be pre-
scriUeI for st once by D.. ZONES, and the patient
can usa The remedies ~ homs. and all opera
lions are performed Immediately before the
patient leaves TIE DSctOr. AL who are afflicted
should come prepared to have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
BB- Resd D.. Jones advertisement relating 10
the cure Of diseases OF the Lungs and Throat
in another part Of this paper. jail
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LADIES, Misses and Childrens' wool
hose at cost price at B. Lowenstein &
Bros.
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Ws1ted--CiIy and country pee
s,te 10 know that we are Offering
Sur splendid stock Of Boots,
slices and Hats as retail, at tess
Ehau wholesale prizes. Satisfy
Yourselves by lGOkiHg.
). I. EAEDLAE a. CO.,
27S n ain Street.
Goods rot exactly in style less
Ahan coat
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IF you want good old Megibben whisky,
go to Megibben & Bro, 2SI Main ct. f
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LADIES underwear at greatly reduced
prices at 3. Lowenstein & Bros.
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DIR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSARY AND INFIRAARI
MEMPHIS. TENN.

nR. RUSSEHLs DIsPENsARY AND IN
IL PRIMARY, the largest snd oldest institu-
ton OF the kind in the ~SOuthvest established
in 1853, pleasantly located at No. a. north
side of Court Square, Memphis, Tennessee, Ii
open for the reception OF patients desirtns
treatment and the comforts OF q home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated al
the Office or by letter, If desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, tout Paralysis,
Deafness, Fits, Consumption, Syphilis sk4u
Disease, SpermatOTrhea. Impoteney, and az
the diseases arising from the tndlseretiOn OF
youth, permanently cured Also, Chronic Dis
eases in ali their forms ~effectually cured at tne
above-naned institutfon-Dr. Con
sulting Physician.
RE freatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free IN application. JA
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nEHPEELS APPEAL

0@ce-K0. Is jefferson Street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALL kinds Of dress goods marked down
at Z. LOwenstein & Bros.
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For SALE

r OFFER for sale on aOcommcd3 tlng terms a
section OF good land in a high state OF cultl-
walton, situated in DeSUto county, Miss, i've
miles southeast OF SenatObia Depot, and one
and one fourth miles north OF Como Depot,
Miss, together with stock and farming imple-
ments complete. There is a good Gin House
and Cotton Press in good repair on The place.
An early application will secure q bargain.
For full particulars address me at Senatobia
fs2S ]. H. COOKE
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n AND LIQUORS.
WOLFE'S
Schn

THE above Medicinal Beverage Is manufae-
tnred by the proprietor, al his distihsry, IN
Sehiedsm, Henan expressly for med&elnAi
use.
IL is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor fret introduced il to the American pub
lie, aad duriRg that time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians, tndors-
Ing II as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice
1t Is made nom barley Of the finest quality,
selected with great care from the PRODUCTS OF
the most celebrated grain-growing districts, Is
favored with the essence OF the oma 1uni-
per-berry of Italy, and isrectined by a peculiar
process, which expels from the spirit every
acrid particle.
AS a means of preventing and correcting the
disagTeeabis and often dangerous effect pro-
dueed upon the stomach and bowels by q
change OF wster-a visitation TO which travel
ers, new settlers, and all u~naecltmated persons
in the West, the South, and Southwest are Pc
cuIisrly liabls-the sCHIEDAM AROMATIC
viii be found absolutely ~infal1ble;
while in cases OF dropsy, gravel, distractions OF
the kidneys, diseases Of the bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, ii is recon-
mended most enphatically by the most dis
tin guished member of the medical profession,
It is put up in quart and pint bottles, In
cases, with the name of the undo signed on
the bottle and cork, Rnd q fac-sin11l6 OF his sig
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
druggists and country merchants.
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II you want good old Megibben whisky,
&c 10 Alegibben & Bro, S8i Main st.
ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
LoWenstein q Bros.
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IF you want good cid Megibben whisky,
go 10 Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Main st.
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o rAND R I
:. e.
~ EAR M
Capital Surgery & thrOnic Diseases
d n j O N II =
OF NEW YORK,
Capital Surgery & thrOnlc Diseases
ID r.. o ~ "a = ,

Late Physician and Surgeon Of Jones Eye and
Ear Institution in New York, and formerly
Surgeon TO the London Eng bye
and Ear Iunrmary.
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Advertisements IN this column Pub
lished at 10 cents per line, each insertion
The cheapest and most conspicuous al
vertisiag knoa0a to The newspaper a0oTtd'
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8. SHAW Cc GO.
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE CUTLERY & IRON
No. III Union Street,
attachment Notice.

MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
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THE HEALING PocL.-Essays for Young Men who
have fallen into vicious habits, and now desire a
higher life. and a better Manhood. with certain
means Of relief for the afflicted. Sent In sealed
| letter envelopes. free OF charge. Address Howar
Association. Box p. Philadelphia, Pa. se5l3m
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ASSAY OFFICE
II. Ia r 8,
T

ocI2 IN II. HARRIS.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.
C Jeromer, DR. Knapp. N A Woodbury.,
E w Larue, Miss York, c kendler, George
Eells, John Gillig, ] Bassett, Miss johnson,
Miss Shirley, Mrs Shirley, w Allen, Mrs
Cannon, n Cohen. E Bloomfield, c Brant,
Mr. Davis, ] Terrill, r V Dey, Mr. Crossiey,
Mr. Plat, S Skeener, N BOIL, B + Denton,
J C Murray, Miss Plat, II Jago, ~ Sargent
Miss Maley, D Block, J Lurch, Miss Luren'
II Crandall.
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Departures
BY WELLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.

BY WELLS, FARGO n co.'s
General E S Davis, Mrs Mary Thorn, Mrs
A II Moore and child, Mr. Vance, a Cole
Charles Adams and wife, A J Smith, James
Mcdonald, w J T Loe, Mr. Crane, Miss \
Jones, Mr. McCulley, Mr. Haight. Mr. Drisconi
Mr. Ferguson, VIM kellis, Jos 7 Goodman
John Spaulding, Jerry Haughlin, Thos Carr
Mr. Fitzpatrick.
By Woodbury. AND RSNoR's LINE.
John Hensley. Philip Haney, J Richard
Frank Richard, J w Woodruff.
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& CO.'S
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE

nULLIoN AND ORES CAREFULLY AS
is saved by CONRAD WIEGAND, formerly
Supervising Assayer at tho San Francisco
Mint. Receiving Office in Virginia at Morriirs
Drug Store. oc%ou
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Tho OItY Amuaementa.


AT rHE ACADEMY OF MUSIC Mr.James Fisk,
Jr.s, combined opera bouGe troupe will open on
Monday evening ior a brief season of six nig ats
anu one matinee. uuder tho direction of Adoiph
blrgfold, ESQ. On Monday La Periohole will be
Given,wlth Mad'ile Irma, Messrs. Aujae, Leduc,
~ gafd. amtlion. and others a the oast. On
Tueeoey Otphee dUr Enfers. will be performe J.,
with n ad'lie Tostes aud Mons. Deere In ne
leading roles BGrbe Y eWe in announced for
"wednesday; La Beite Helene for Thuraday; In
Cn0nson dc Rortunf0 and Les BdUdrds for Fri
Gay. Tbetsale OF single seats commences today.
. AT THE WALNUT MIR. and Mrs. Il trney W IL
llams will appear this evening In Al Hattoi0
&Oe, Connecticut COmtSfltp, and Bdrney me
1drsn
On Monday John Broughsms drama OF Tae
Emerald Ring will be produced.
AT THE ARCH A Victim Of Circumstances and
the burlesque OF Pocdhontds Will TO performed
this evening.
81 akespeare's comedy Of Much Ado About
Nothing is In preparation.
AT THE CHESNUr the comic opera OF Ch6tQ.
Chou-Hi will be performed this afternoon aud
evening.
ON Monday OTeubaoh's comic opera OF Robin
scn Crusoe will be given for the first time in
America. 49,
AT THE AMERICAN the Japanese troupe will
sppear thig afternoon and evening.
THE SEHTz HASSLER ORCHESTRA Will per-
form at Musical Fund Hail this afternoon.
THE ARABTAN NIaHTs' ENTERTAINMENT,
comnriang ATTY tablesux, illustrated by songs,
comic person tions, IN uacal performances, e,o.,
will open at q Jncert Hall on next Tnursd ~
tvenii e. This entertainment promises TO be
one of the most varied aud Interesting ever
efven in this city. One hundred gifts Will oe
uiatrlbuted to the audience every evening.
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Lover Canal Lie, aTsrespeclfalIy Invited attend
his funeral, from his lac residences No 2Sz Mtckle
etrect mden N. j.. on Sunday. the 2oth Instant at
1 'cock p NJ.
ALNY.On the 27th In tput' IN the sjth year Of her
ege, 5ARAH Ellen, dRrJHhter Of WlliaFa aud Eft
zaheih Almy, of New Bedford Mass 80
BA ALDWEN. .-Suddeby. on the 2tth instant, OF cnn'
gestion OF the lungs, WILLIE r, only soIoOf W.T..
liam and Sarah A. Baldwin, aged years and
mUnths
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fuly Invited TO attend the fu iera from hs parents
residence. E corner OF Twolfth and Master streets.
on sunday Afternoon tDe 28.b instant at onloHt,
without further notice. To proceed 70 MsunS Moriah
Cemetery 80
DICRENSHEETs.-O the 23d instant, ELIZA
BETH DICk ENSHEEr5. aged 81 yeRrs.
The relatives anu friends respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from this veedence OF her son
inlaw, Mr John Va derslice, No t23 Poplar street,
oB sunday afternoon q, n ouck. Fuuera Tn urnoeed
10 st. Johns NJ. E Church Vault Third, below George
street.
HOPE ER.-saiurday February 81 OF scarle, fever.
fREtEEiO ,SAAcSrRAUB only son OF Alfred and
Elzsheth Hopper.
EDW ARD AFITTE. infant son OF II. Edward ana
hmmR j. Lewis. .u,..
Henry and Ann siner In the B5th year OF hie age
and frcndA OF the fsnily are respe0t-
nlly attend his tunera trou' MIA lAa resi-
dence No 976 Leitbgow street below george on sun
the 18th Instant. At 00lok ----
TYEOH.-February "a, LIZZIE TYSON Ia ALONE
vIfe Of Cornelius Tyson. aged 2S yearP.
Due notice will be given OF he mneraL
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PRooF SAFES
CR RAMPION SAFES !
PHILADELPHIA. January 10. lsss,

PHILADELPHIA, January I8, lSes
MessrS fARREL, HERRING q co,
No. 62g Chesnut street.
Sentlemen;-On the night OF the 18th inst. "a
ls wei Known To the citizens Of Phlladel pp H.
our large and extensive stare aud valuable
STOCK of merchandise No. eO2 Chestnut street
was burned.
The nre was one OF the most extensive end
destructive that has visited our city for many
years, the heat being 80 Intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated
we had' as you areaware, two of your valu.
able and weil-known CHAMPION FIRE.
PROOF Safes; and nObly have they vindi.
Gated your well-known reputation as manufac
JureIs of FIRE.PROoF SAFES, If anyfurtheT
proof had been required.
They were subjected 10 the most intense heat,
and IL affords as much pleasure TO inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables were all In perfect condi.
ton.
Yours. very respectfully,
JAS. f. CALDWELL q co
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STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lg, 1854
Messrs. FARREI, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make of safes
in the basement of ]. e. Caldwell & Co. store
at the time of the great fire ON the night
of the 18th instant 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day, and on opening II
1 found all my books. papers, green-
backs, watches, and watch materials, etc., all
preserved 1 feel glad that 1 had one of your
truly valuable safes. and shall want another OF
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. i. KIRKPATRICK,
with j. e. Caldwell & Co,
No. $40 Chestnut street,