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Incompatible.

Just received. five new styles OF Mems
Sack Suits. They are all wool. and $40 Is
the price. Misiit Store. Oh Main street.
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8aimopd 1lspaith.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1889.

sS-ThE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
- LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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Immense card display. Cards at half
price. Fringed cards from DC. up at SOS
Main street.
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OUARLEs & McCURDY, T.. ", two. story
brick building on the southeast corner -
Twenfy-hlth and clay streets; also, brick
dwelling opposite Ghufch.ilill ongtue-honse;
al.O. three lots AZ the northwest corner Of Mar
shall and TweLty-stNfh streets.
y. W. EOWE, Trustee. 4 T.. ". bGilflDg lots I'm
sidney, on laurel south OF Cary street.
FRANK ID. BILL Co, A. =. NJ. hnildlng tots
on Pine street two squares from Monroe fafk.
T.. y. COOK. 10 a. NJ. household furniture, fancy
vases. toys. dolls, sc.
JNO. r.. LAUGHTON, JR.. lth o'cloek, flrn.-
tlre. carnats, &c.
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FANCY GOODS.

1 fnc TRIPLE-PLATED six pieces) COMMU-
MON SIT reduced from S25 % SIS;
= fine cTRlPLE-rLATLDTl ICE-PlICH-
FRS reduced from : 6. 50 20 So;
/ fine eTRlPLE-PLATEDI ICE-PltCHEE reduced
fine TRiPI F.PL iTED TLTlNG ICE-PITCH-
FR reduced from S2J to SIS:
/ FXTRA-PLATtD CAhE->TAND reduced
o1e'TIRIpi' T-PL ATFD CAKE-sTAND reduced
from $3.50 % $500: ....
4 Gne TRIPLE-pLATED CAhE-SIANIS re-
duced from 1915 io S2.71:
/ fine rRIPL t-PLATED DCAhE-SIANDfednced
. ane TRIPLF-PLHTED CAKE-sTANDS re-
,iured from -. 80 10 $3.50;
1 nnc TRIPLt-PLATED CARD-STAND reduced
I ebe Mir -PL9TED CARD-sTANDr reduced
I aac e'1l c'1TlE'liP;fif-PffTED sYRUP. CUP reduced
ar iFSI'i STI'RiiitpIlTT.PPihrED TOILET SET reduced
anr nt'iI ntr'TiIRiPLT-PLATED TOILET SET reduced
abe foIi oTIiR'IiFLE-PLXTED sYRUP-CUP reduced
ane TRIPLF-PLArED sYRUP-CUP reduced
fine TEIpTE.PiATED sYRUP-CUP reduced
BneTRirIE-PLATED PICKLE CASTOR re-
duced from 50 % $500; a..
l sIX-BOTTLE CASTOR reduced from 80 70
nne TRIPLE-PLATED FIVE-BOTTLE CAS-
TOR reduced from $500 10 80; ae g..
dne slX-BOTTLE CASTOR reduced from 80 %
$3.50: ....., ,.>.., r.. ,,,,,,
, fine TRIP T-PLATFD FIVE-BOTTLE BELL
CASTORs reduced from 81 - - . ~ .
j line TRIPLF-PLATED SlN-BOIILE BELL
CASTOR reduced from $40 70 ~ 90;
I fine ncTRIPLF-PLATED BERRY BOWL reduced
from - 10 - -
psirs ST. 'TTRfiipl E-PLATED VASES reduced from
$3.50 10 -;
$40 $3.50; .,o.
ane FRENCH CLOCK reduced from *l5 t0slO'
1 6ue BRASS TABLE reduced from 10 70 slZ;
1 6ne BRONZE TABLE (sOiledl reduced from s2O
IL ane VASE LAMPS, ranging from So TO sl2'
all atS0; ,-.,o
l fne CHINA DOG reduced from sl5 10 *l2;
i dne CIIiSA DOG reduced from SlO 10 81;
y gpe HAND PAINTED CHAMBER SETS, win
lar. reduced from S23 10 81 -. moo
/ lne HAND-PAINIED MofS .. tsIEh i,'l l,hS : "a a
RATED CHAMBER SET reduced ITom Sio
! COPELAND CHAMBER SET, with jar, re-
dnccd from &I4.5O % $40:
COPELAND CHAMBER SIT, with jar reduced
/ CoPfLANJ CHAMBER SET, with jar'reduced
from 1880 70 80.
We have opeued this week $4,000 worth OF Si'E
very low prices. Nowhere else viii you hnd 80 lar
ac y-lgt
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l,ar3uins.
Cards.

We have Mems 0yercoats Il go, =. IS
and So. Misnt store, Oh Main street.
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Auditors Report.

srArruRSr or ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
Liabilities.
"a Il
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THE HANDsoMEsr AND LARGEST STOCK or
Plush Odor-Ca'es, Cdluoid Dressing Cases. Ele-
CANT Plush Norh-BoNes Handsome Plush Velvet
VIII a-lioligrs. and the fullest line Of bridal and
Christmas presents ever seen m the city can bc
found At OWENS = MINORS,
opposite pOst-oicc.
CalI carly and .ccure CHOICE selectlon.
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FANCY GOODS.
READ THE PRICES AN D PROFIT BY THEM
EARLY, EARLY! EARLY! EAIL1

l fine TERRA-COTTA HORSE reduced rom $40
l fine inc DRESDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
l fine DRESDiN WREATH MIRROR reduced
l ane iroT TDifESSEX R IS fGS WREATH MIRROR reduced
fine iS'I 'DIREfsDEN WREATH MIRROR reduced
l fine D{EsDEN CARD LEAF reduced from
fine DRESDEN CARD LEAF reduced from s.
fine DRESDEN CARD LEAF reduced from
! fine ;T'RRiPft,PLATED SQUARE CAKE BAS-
NET reduced from Sl2 to $3.50:
/ pair elegant PAINTED PARlAN FIGURES re-
] pair elegant BIsC FIGURES reduced from sl5
l psir R elegant BIsC FIGURES reduced from $40
1 pair ,2 fTfERRA-COTTA FIGURES reduced from
l pair TERRG-CoTTA FIGURES reduced from
pair air BiRoNIzE PITCHERS reduced from SIP to
pair BRONZE FIGURES reduced from $l2 to
l pSir SILVER AND GOLD PITCHERS reduced
l afty-six piec 5 TEA SET reduced from 80 to
dftS,slx pieces TEA SETS. French China, re-
duced from 90 tOs7; -
10 pairs BANDED CHINA CUSPADORES re-
4 I-STS FI%ECLAY reduced from SO TO 1.50; {;
, Hi-STs FINE CLAY reduced from S6 10 50;
40 TAPESTRY MATS reduced from Zoe. 10 6Oc.;
. FINE EWRiTING-DESKS reduced from sl2 TO
. FINE wRITING-DEsKS reduced from 50 10
3 FiSSE WRITING-DEsKs reduced from $3.50
. MS9iiooGANY wRITING-DEsKs reduced from
SO 10 ": .o-os,-o
. WORK-BOXES reduced from $3.50 70 500;
s TURKEY. MOROCCO ALBUMS reduced from
4 TijREEY itiIH E.YY-MoROCCo ALBUMS reduced from
l TffiRRRFY.M0RoCCo II X ALBUM reduced from
TTRRRGfSY,MoRoCCo RRR ALBUM reduced from
Q I'll or Il, ,DECORAT ALBUMS reduced
from $3.50 To 500; , -, c,
l TURKEY-MOROCCO ALBUM reduced iron
@ TiUiRKEY-HoR6CCo ALBUMS reduced from
&3 10 $3.50: n,-,,, ,.,
from $3.50 10 50; ,e...
II SOLID GOLD BANGLE-RlNGs reduced from
~ 10 75c.:
l6 NECK K-CHAINs reduced from 81 30 To- Toe;
al sCAHF-PINs. ranging In price from 0Oc. 10
$3.50, all reduced to zoe.
CIAL CHRISTMAS GOODS that viii he sold al
ge an assortment OF DESIRABLE GOODS as
STEVENS, sos east Broad street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
clear and cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ, ~
9 a. NJ, Al; noon, 81; p. NJ, G2; p.
NJ, SO; midnight, 30.
Mean temperature, IL 2-G.
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond. Va. az
Becond-class matter.I
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To THE oNsUMPTWE.-WuBOr's COMPOUND
Oh toD-LN ar on AND LBiE, withort possessing
the very nau,elting flavor Of the article o, hereto
fore used. Is endowed by the Phosphate Of Lime
with healing property which renders The Ciy
douhly eifcacious. Remarkable testimonials Of irs
efficacy can be shown 10 those vino desire 10 sec
them. Sold by \. B. WILBoE, Chemist, Boston,
and all druggists
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CARDS AT nie third Of regular price at T..
LEwIs's. gI2 Main street.
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/ Flannel SuitinCs, u &C.;
{ Georgia Brocades, > ~
I Plaid Dress Goods, 64c.;
] C1lured Sallns, Doe:
J Cd CiOakings. l.IC:
I Coloied silk NclVcts. -. .35;
/ Mems McrinO Vests. 2jc. 10 -;
Z Ladies NeTluO Vests. 5Oc. To -;
/ Childs' Mcrin0 Vest. soc. 10 al;
I Tycoon Reps. Ice:
/ Ladies Cloiks, Sl.39'
[ satin DE lion Circulars at SO;
I White blankets at las;
Magnificent All-WOOl Blankets, 1874,
$40:
I Black jersey Cloth. 81
Black Broc tdc silk. 7jc
Brocade Plush reduced from $500 10
Sl.92:
{ Plain and striped Etlminc;
] COlOred Nclyctccns. JOc.:
! Black Nclvpit.rns. : Oc. 10 : %;
I Black ~i.k Velvet. Sl.2J To IS;
5-4 Black 1ricot, sl.lO;
42-inch Billiard Cloth. 81:
Z 43-inch Blnck Armurc ai soc.
Z Dress Patterns of beautiful designs IN
Plsids and solid Goods. OF patterns
of II and II yards, 90 the astoni,h-
iuclv low prices Of Sl.ll' - 81. ana
S3.42;
Chcap CaHcocs. suitable FOR servants;
-HaIdkcrchief also very p'pu-
lar prcscu for servants;
stockings a, 10, u b. and Ioc.
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Late Weather Report.

TSpeCIaI ttIc2TaIn TO TTIc DItUaIch.T
WASHINGTON. ID. c., December III A.
M.-For the Middle Atlantic States, warm
er, cloudy, and rainy weather; increasing
westerly winds. falling barometer. followed
Friday night by colder northwesterly
winds and rising barometer.
+ For the South Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather and local rains, nearly sta
tionary temperature, sOutherly winds veer-
ing to westerly and later to northerly, low
er barometer.
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WEST POINT TERMINAL.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERS OF THE COMPANY
YESTERDAY.
Report Concerning the Operations OF
the Year and as to Pro-
pertics Owned.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Richmond and West Point Termi-
nal Railway and Warehouse Company was
held yesterday in the company's Office
Colonel A. ;. Bu'ord presiding, in the alb
sence OF the president, William 7. CLYDE /:
II. Brooke, secretary.
There were stockholders present owning
453 shares and proxies representing lO0,-
rG00-total, 1O1 1853. Necessary to consti-
tute quorum, 7l,s6j-2G, lSS more than a
quorum present.
Mr.. Oakman. OF New York, then read
the report Of the president and directors,
as follows:
To the Stockholders Of the Richmond and West
Point Terminal RaiiicGv and Warehouse
Company:
Gcntlemen.-On behalf Of the Board Of Directors
herewith respectfully submit the very full reports
OF the general agent and auditor OF the company,
and congratulate the stockholders upon the i'm
proved condition and PROSPECTS of the properties
owned aud controlled by your company. as cx-
hibited therein. WILLIAM i. CLYDE,
i.
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ALI CARDS. Hinged aud plain. at olc laird OF
regular figures. 20 J.. LEWIS. 9l2 Main street.
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F0rR-i EAGs-OLD KENrUcKY WmsKIy fbo {
I'm the state Tor 500 per gillonl 10 CnEnrIAN
,trfrsrf.1
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THE BEST BRANDS oF CIGARS u tbc city IRE
e.. * T., Love Me. and 80.
GoDDN q TRrEBETT Proprictors.
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equal to any demand that our large trade may
on us.
BREEDEN. TALLEY & co.
day schools aud societies in buying doli-babies in
de 9-Su.Tu&F
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SMOKE
Goddin * Tribiott'sG. ct,
GOdd.n a. TrinLctt's Love Ne,
Goddin 4 rrbbelt's 90,
= bc.t 7-ccut CIGARS u ticclty. Made Of Gu
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

Love NJ and G.. & =. are new brands Z egars
registered by G0DDfN & TErBBtrT.
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WHY SUFFER- WITH MALARIAy EMOItY'S
STANDARD CURE pills are iuf1l.lblc; never fail
10 cure the most obstinate ease: purely vegetable;
contain no quiuine mercury, or pOlsons Of any
kind-25 aud 30 cents.
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Nh f>SAhl Ai'J NJ. i :.
2 Kid Gloves. three buttons. AT jqc.:
/ silk Handkerchiefs-th finest asSort- |
incentive have ever had-at prices way |
down:
Z Lace Fichues:
I Lace Ties:
( Crepe N,se Rulings;
Jewclry in perfect imitation OF the real, |
both as % design and finish;
Rhine Pebbles, set In solid silyer-these |
goods we have magnificent assOIt- !
mcnt Of In Combs. Jersey Pins, Hair |
Pins. Lace Pins. &c.:
Plated Jewery-Slceyc-B Buttons, Scarf |
pins, set, Of Jcwclry. Ear-Rings. Fin |
ger-Rings, and Gentlcmen's Scarf |
Pins:
shopping Bags. 50c.;
Bags with straps novelty:
Combination Muf and Satchcl I'm va |
riety Of furs TO match the wraps so |
much worn this season;
Fur Nuhs at Sl.39;
Fur Muff and Collars to match;
skating Collars. In fur-s0mething new /
and nOhby;
Z French Fans:
Ostrich Feather Fans. SO:
WOrsied LcgPins for ladies:
Ilsudsomc sets of Oriental Lace Collars |
and Cuffs:
Silk Hosiery:
Gcntlcmen's FNr-TOp GloVcs-H very !
acceptable and useful present;
Novelties of every KIND.
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60 10 J.. LEwIs',. 9I2 Mam street. to- chcap
Xmas Cards. - worth forfl.
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WEST P0TST. VA, November 90, lsi

To The Pr6siienf and Directors of the Richmond
and West Point TtTmiHdi RdiilCqy and Ware
hOEse Company:
GcntlemcI,-l beg TO submit the following state
ment Of the operations Of your company for the
year Just past. aud of the present condition Of the
properties controlled.
on the 30th Of November, ! sS2. the total mile.
age owned, controlled, ana n, operation amounted
u ]. 81 $40 miles. Since that date the Georgia
Pacific railway has been extended lJ2 miles. and
there are now under contract and rapidly ap-
prolcning completion, the following extensions: I:
Uites.
Georgia Pacific railway........... ...... II
Western North Carolina riilrOad........ 6S
Richmond and Meckleuburg railroad.... Il $40
Chester and LenOir (larrow-gaugcl rail-
fOdds............s .......s.........s......
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81 you want To- enjoy 70 good smoke ask tor the
Cuban cigar, &. < T..Loye Ne, aud N.neiy-Nine.
The more you smoke thc more you want.
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INCOME ACCOUNT.
Amount received from interest ...... s63,9s3 20
Amount received from dividends.
coupons. &c.......................... Ob.SFO 40
Amount received from stOrage....... 3,u94 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
THE PUREST AND BEST
Remedy Ever Made-It in Compounded
from Hops, Malt, Buchu. Man
drake and DandeIi0n.

The Oldest, best. most renowned and valH-
able medicine in the world, and in addition
il contains all the best and most effective Gu
rative properties of all other remedies, being
the greatest liver regulator, blood purifier,
and life and health restoriug agent on earth.
1t gives new life and vigor 10 the aged and
in6rm. To clergymeD, lawyers, literary
men, ladies' and all whom sedentary employ
ments cause irregularities OF the Blood, S,om-
ach, Bowels or Kidneys, or who require an
appetizer, tonic aud mild stimulsnt, it is in
valuable, being highly curative, tonic and
stimulating, without being intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or symptoms
are, or what the disease or silment is, use
Hop Bitters. Do6't wait until you are sick,
but if you only feel bad or miserable use the
Bitters at once. 1t may save your lie.
Hundreds have been saved by so doing, at a
moderate cost. Ask your druggist or physi-
clan. Do not suffer yourself or let your
friends suffer, but use and urge them TO use
Hop Bitters.
II you have lameness in the loins, with
frequent pains and aches; numbuess of the
thigh; scanty, painful and frequent discharge
of urine, filled with pus, and which will turn
red by standing; yoracious appetite and
| unquenchable thirst; harsh and dry skin;
clammy tongue, often darkly furred; swollen
and infamed gums; dropsical swelling of the
limbs; frequent attacks Of hiccough; ina
bility 10 void the urine, and great fatigue in
attempting it-you are suffering from some
form Of Kidney or Urinary Complaint, such
as BRIGHr's DISEASE OF the kidneys, stone
or Inflammation of the bladder, gravel and
renal cslculi, diabetes, stranguary structure
and retention Of the urine, and Hop Bitters
lie the only remedy that will permanently
cure you.
Remember. Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged
| drunken nostrum, but the purest and besl
medicine ever made, and no person or fam
! lily should be without it.
Don't risk any of the kighly-lauded stuff
with Testimonials of great curee, but ash
your neighbor, druggist, pastor or physician
| what Hop BiIters has and can do for yoE
| aud test it,
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THE mKxIcANrRE

II is a natural result ,of our position geo.
graphically, and of the wide surface cur
country covers, that we trouble ourselves lefs
about foreign matters, except from motives
of curiosity, than most other large countries.
The time is at hand, however, when the
course Of events will require that we, also,
mingle ourselves in tn stream of the worlds
fortunes. Our protection system carries on
our trade, to great extent, upon artificial
principles. We have businesses that did not
grow up from the nature and necessities of
the situation, but from the administration of
slimulants in the way of bounties, gifts m ade
as Indictments to carry on those enterprises.
The bounties are paid by means of the pro-
tective tariff, plan by means Of which
competition from other countries being cot
of, those who manufacture or produce the
protected articles are able to charge high
prices. The effect is that large profits are
made by capitalists, and more capital is at
trscted TO the well-paying industries, until
the supply is fully up with, and OCCASION
ally, as in that of iron rails, it has passed
the point of demand. When in this way
more manufactures or produce are thrown
upon the market Than the country requires,
or the "plant" for such goods is beyond or
binary trade needs, one of two measures be-
comes essenhsl-either the "plant" must lie
idle, and 80 deteriorate, besides paying no
interest, or an outlet must be found for the
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goods in foreign market. We see BY this
that protection drives TO foreign trade
as surely as free trade leads TO
it. II we had no other customer for our
cotton than the home demand, it is evident
we should have to restrict its produce or open
foreign trade in the article az we ex-
tended its cultivation. So it will be with other
articles not at present exported. Aware az
we are then that, in other things beside iron
rails, we are constructing factories and ma
chinery and other appliances to point be-
yond the demand that exists within our own
borders, and aware that as the years pass
the amount of our surplus means of produc-
ton will increase with every passing year,
we shall 90 be under compulson to pay alien
ton to foreign m alters that we may discover
where demand exists for such articles as
We have 3 surplus of power TO produce, and
how that demand can be attracted
toward the goods we have TO dispose of.
II we are wise we shall not wait until
he surplussge OF our supplying power
becomes a cause of loss before we discover
anu hlu act MAJ AOA Jul 6OIN5s
In looking around for the custom we shall
require, good policy and geographical con-
venience evidently indicate the American
continent as presenting the first claim to our
consideration, and points out Mexico, from
its proximity, as having the primary and
stronger claim. The introduction of rail-
roads into that country, the more settled
state OF its society, and the growing desire
among the people to take more active part
in the worlds affairs than they have hither-
to done, 90 that they may reach the line of
progress toward which other nations are adj
vsncing, falls in admirably with the need
our own country is beginning TO experience
to extend IFS commerce with foreign nations
more widely than hitherto. Our government
has before it at this moment a treaty which
Mexico is willing shall be ratified between
the two people. 1t lie greatly to be desired
that our people should be aroused to the i'm
portance OF this treaty, and to what it prom
Uses for the future. Mexico, as is well
knswn, is a country of prejudices and mar
row ideas, but in this treaty she makes con-
cessious that show that her people are i'm
bibing healthful draughts from "the spirit
of the age" Gen. Grant, who has mainly
arranged the terms of the treaty with Next
co, expresses the opinion that the United
States will lose immense present and future
advantages if they decline 10 ratify the
treaty. We ourselves, as well as Mexico,
must expand. As we have explained above,
foreign trade is yearly becoming more i'm
perative necessity to us; the most earnest at
tentiop, therefore, ought to be paid to secure
an advantageous treaty with Mexico while
that country is in mood to agree to reason
able terms.
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aMaftir," the New York correspondent of
the Cincinnati Americ1n Israetite, describes
Morse az fftysix years Of age, stands six
feet two inches in his stocking feet, looks like
t. Bernard Benedictipe brother, talks like
a Jew who was raised in Chatham street, and
acts like Christian who is engaged in the
isselry business in Maidss Lane. He was
born two miles from the city of Posen, Prus-
sia, came TO New York in 1s45, and, after
clerking and following various pursuits, he
started a cloth-house on Warren street, where
he made money for a time, but failed in
1858; went to Australia, married Chris.isn
lady, an actress, and tried his hand al play
writing. The colonies did not pan out suf.
fcient 10 suit the aesthetic taste OF the Solo
mon Moss of former years, and go be inside
q raid upon this city, edited for 8 little while
the Wasp, and laid the groundwork for his
great Passion Play, which did not prove q sue
cess here. Morse became a Catholic in
order to get the sanction OF our clergy to his
Miltouian mixture of molssses Modified, and
was in high feather until the impersonator
of AZ susn got drunk and the actress who
took the part of "Mary" went on a jamboree,
and the Passion Ploy had to be given up.
Solomon Mos, as Jew, was pretty decent
fellow, but when he got smooth and speedy
| and became both Morse and . Catholic al
the same time, and found that the infsllibles
dropped him as soon as they had a handful
of unclean Croton on his poor, miserable
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
In the Whole History of
Medicine

No preparation has ever performed such
marvellous cures, or maintained so
PICTORIAL, which is recognized as the
worlds remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Its long-continued
series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known
as safe and reliable agent to employ.
Against ordinary colds, which are the
forerunners of more serious disorders,
it acts speedily and surely, always re-
lieving suffering, and often saving life.
The protection it affords, by its timely
use in throat and chest disorders,
makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always ON hand in every home.
No person can afford to be without it,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-17
A SERIOUS CHARGE
That Congressman H. ID. Money VIII
No Doubt Meet AT Once.
His Is n Hitherto UnsuIlied Repata.
ton Too Valuable 10 be smirched.

Senator George, of Mississippi, seems tc
think that the government has done enough fol
the ennobled railway spectators. 1t has given
Huntington and his associates an area of land
equal to that of three such States as Mississippi
and yet these jobbers would have more and retain
they have bong hit The government has added
900 in ten years 70 Huntington private for
tune, and each Of his partners in like manner
has been made q Croesus to lord 1t over Californa
and the West. Mississippi newspaper asks the
name OF the congressman who, worth only SIC, 900
borrowed $4,000 from Huntington and voted
steed1ly for every concession demanded by the
railway auLOerats-Anaericdn RedisteT.