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DIED.

NIEDERER-On Saturday, February 2. 1854
EDwARD NIEDERER, in the ffty-second year of his
age. New Orleans and St. Louis papers please
copy.l
Funeral will take place from his late residence,
No. IS Madison street, this (TUESDAY) morning
at 10 O. clock. Services by the Rev. George White
No flowers.
MECKEL-At 1890 o'clock am, Tuesday
January 5, 1884, TERESA, daughter of Louis anc
Rosa Nickel, aged eight years five months anc
eleven days.
Funeral at o'clock this (TUESDAY) evening
from the family residence, corner of Court ant
Dnnlap streets. Friends of the faIaily invited.
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t. L NATIONAL IRISH LEAGUE.
Meetings Held Slinday-SeriOus Riot at
Ballyrnote. Sligo.

DuDLIy, FebruarF 4.-Ihe meeting Of
Nationalists at Balit1note, Sligo, yesterday,
was attended by party OF Ofangemen.
In a riot three Nationalists were wounded
by shots, also two Orangemen. The, police
surrounded the dwellings of the Orange
men to prevent the Nationalists wrecking
them. Three Orangenen were arrested.
Several other Nationalist meetings were
held in South Ireland. The meeting an
nounced for Donoughmore, Cork, was
proclaimed. The meeting was then held
outside the town.
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TIE new line Of steamers from this city
10 Tiptonville ought to be literally patron
lied by Memphis merchants and by the
people along the route. We cheerfully
iHdOrse what is said so well IN the extract
from the Lgtc Comfy Star, which we re-
produce iii this mornings APPEAL, and
confidently expect to see apaying up-river
trade built up in very short time.
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Tie evidences of the continued rapid
growth of Birmingham, Ala, reach us
every week in accu mu lating volume. Our
regular correspondent furnishes to-day
some surprising figures to this effect that
Uill challenge the credplity o. even very
sauguire people. Cheap iron, cheaper
than that Of St. Louis or Pittsburg, is the
secret OF this success
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THE WAR IN EGYPT.
Unsuccessful Attack Upon Fortified
Egyptian Camp Near Suakim-Baker
Pasha's Advance Begun.
France and Hngiand-The Irish National
League-Queensberry's. Little Joke
British War Preparations.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
Friendly Relations Between the Two
CSa1ialries MrSt he MainlaiuAf.

1oNDoN, February A. Waddingtor,
French ambassador, presiding at a dianer
in aid of the French hospital, welcomed
the sentiment of the lord mayor of Lon
don that cordiality between France and
England was ever to be preserved. He
spoke strongly in favor OF closer knitting
between the two countries of the bonds
of peace and goodwill, which were SO
important to their interest and the inter-
ests of the world. A rupture of friendly
relations between them, he said, would be
a calamity beyond conception. All their
recent quarrels were transient. 1t was
their duty to civilization and humanity to
do their best 10 maintain good feeling.
He knew that was the sentiment of the
leading statesmen of England and France
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PEEsI8ENT NcRvIx GREEN, OF the West
EN- Union Telegraph Company, says that
no company AN rroiitably send twenty
words by Wire Tor twenty cents. The
officers Of The Postal Telegraph Company
think differently. They say that they can
transmit messages at uniform rate CT
one-hali cent a word, if Congress will
contract with them, which is equivalent
to ten cents Tor twenty words.
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CHANCERY SALE
R il AL Il 8 TAT Il.

No; i749, RiLChancery, Court, Of Shelby county
saarsd Mars p ri hG2 edrss Ateha IF e Hoffman de-
f,Saf il g g Sn 5EESssa.Sr$ Ss $ sstfS s s ~ a.. sa y
january, 1851 NJ b. II, pags 1885, viii sell; atprb-
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, in front Of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February =. 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in. Shelby county, Tennessee,
to;,wit: Being certain lots in the G, W; lane
subdivision, being east of and near the Ts3iIE;
District of Shelby county, and designated therein
as lots Nos %, IS. 90, 81 and IS, fronting fifty 50
Also, lots Nos. ll9 ana 10 each fronting fifty
2el feet on the cast side Of DnpIee street, north
allel lines, liSla feet to alley.
Also, lots Nos. l29 and l30, each fronting fifty
go feet the west side of Ayres street, and run
ming back, between parallel lines, 14Sa feet to an
alley.
lap street, ard running back, between parallel
lines, 1873 feet to an alley. :.
Also, lot No. %. of block No.; II, of the g. d:
Mclean subdivision in Fort Pickering: Begin
eqrPer Of Fourth and Georsia Streets; t thepse
rs feet; thence southwardly, between parallel
Also, lot l. ing Immediately south of said las
lot described: Beginning at the southwest cor
ner of lot No; 50. and running thence eastwardiy
Southeast corner of said lot: thence southwardiy
about 25 feet, between parallel lines. to alley
as shown on Williamson's map of the city OF
Memphis.
Also, the remainder interest in lots Nos. 81, 90
and 90 of the G. W. Lane subdivision, being east
and near the Taxing District of Shelby county,
each lot fronting SO feet on Dupree street, and
running back, between parallel lines. 14S1a feet
and being the same lots, together with the i'm.
prOvements thereon, set apart as homestead sns
dover by the report of the comm mssioners filed
herein, December IL, 1888, to which reference is
made to the plat attached thereto, for more par
| ticular description of all of said property.
Terms of Sale-0ne-fourth OD cash; balance
in six and twelve months; purchaser to execute
notes with security, bearing interest from date
and lien retained to secure purchase money.
This January IL. 1854.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. NJ. Bradley, ID. c. and NJ.
r. d. Jordan and Poston & Poston, Soils. sat
The above sale is continued until Saturday
February j 9, 1854. This February 2, 1884.
Il RIACE Clark and Master
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The River Convention.

The delegates to the Mississippi River
Convention, which meets here tomorrow
have been coming III all day, and it is ex.
pected lie convention will be organized
with 500 members in attendance. The Ex.
ecutive Committee met to-day and agreed
to recommend the Hon. w. u. Washburn
of Minnesota, temporary chairman of the
convention
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rHE scholarly and venerable Rabbi
Wise, who was the honore,l guest of his
co-religionists in Memphis on the very
gratifying occasion OF the dedication of the
Jewish Temple in this city recently, has
something very kind to say about Mem
phis and her people in the Cincinnati
isrdeite, which we reproduce this morn
ing. \ master among the masters OF the
Hebrew people, DIR, Wise is honored by
all classes wherever known. As a man
ful, digniied and earnestadvocate and de-
fender OF the Jews he has done more for
the spiritual, educational and social adj
yaucement of that people than any other
professor Of the creed of all the creeds.
When the work OF busy life is summed
up this will be made more apparent than
now, even to ohservant people of his own
community
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N letter from Rome TO the Detroit
Fra Press, ''Nasty" writes that 'ihe
monks of the Church OF the Three Fount-
ANS, as in tine monastery Of Ccrtosa, near
Florence, manufacture most delicious
liquor, which they call chartreuse, which
Is the most seductive fluid, except alb
aintho, that the human mind ever con
reired for the speedy and certain manu-
iacture of drunkards. 1t is rs palatable
rs a sweetheart's kiss and as smooth as a
book agents talk, and, mixed with bran
dy, will produce an intoXication that
Games imperceptibly, but has staying quail
tiles unknown to any other liquor. One
becoming intoxicated on chartreuse and
brandy, commences getting drunk three
or four hours after the fact, but he stays
drunk for an indefinite period"
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LITTLE ROCK.
Changes in the Corps OF the Arkansas
Valley Route.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February Changes are
the order of the day in the corps of the
Arkansas Valley route. Col. Theodore
Hartman, superintendent of Transports
ton, resigned this morning to engage in
traffic manager, has notified the company
that he will not continue in the service a
the proposed reduction OF salary. He will
probably go out in the course of a month
or six weeks.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
Morrtsou's Tariff Bill Int rod reed I'm the
MOuse-The AenRIe,

lIOuse-The senate,
WASHINGTON, February 4.-Hoese.-
Hammond, who has been i'll since the
convening of Congress, appeared at the
bar Of the House and took the oath oil
Office.
The Speaker announced a number OF
committees appointed and changes, stating
that where changes were made they We're
at the request of the mesnbers concerned.
Under the call of States a number OF
bills were introduced and referred, among
them the Morrison twenty per cent.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tariff bill.
Mr.. Springer presented memorial pre-
senting charges against Chief-J ustice Sam
b. Axtell, of New Mexico.
Adjourned
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l had for thirty-eight years suffered
every spring and summer with poison
oak, which / contracted in bathing when
boy. I tried everything for it, including
many physicians, but without any benefit.
l took six bottles OF Swift's Specific Is. s.
s. four years ago, and it cured me sound
and well. Three summers have passed,
and have had no return of it.
JOSEPH BEASLEN, Columbus, Ga.
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0UEENsBERRY'S LITTLE JOKE.
Change Advocated in the English Mar
riuge Service.


rfase Service.
LONDON, February 1.-The Marquis OF
Queensberry has sent pamrhlet to tlits
Lords and Commons advocating a reform
in tbs marriage service to meet the views
OF the secuarists. He proposes, in order
to meet divorce eases, to leave out "whom
1od has joined together let no man put
asunder," substituting therefor, "whom
the government or nature may put asun-
der, let no man attempt to join together"
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CAPITAL POINTS.
The Garrison-Mayo Contes

WASHINGTON, February 4.-The House
Committee on Elections voted in the con-
tested election case of Garrison rs. Mayo,
Virginia, to give the seat to Mayo on the
primd fdcid evidence.
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HONORS TO THE DEAD.
Arrival OF Lieut. EIarber with the Re-
tsoios CT De Long and Hts Comrades at
Beritn.

MnI1s es De LVHg anu tEs NVb1F.tuesHt Ht
Berlin.
BERLIN, February 4. 4.-tieut. Harber
and Master Schuettes, escorting the re-
mains of Lieut.. De Long and his COM
rades, OF the Jeannette expedition; passed
through here to-day, On theft way to Ham
burg: Tliey were met at the railroad sta
of the Geological Society, who placed a
magnificent wreath upon the coffin OF De
Long, in the name of the society. When
the remains arrived the cofiins were 60
heaped with wreaths that they conld not
be seen. Sargent, the American Minister,
received the escort at the station. At a
meeting of the Geographical Society Pres
ident Schleinitz spoke in high praise Of
the Jeannette expedition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-02-05

The establishment OF an Exposition
Bureau and the strengthening of the inn
migration system are questions before the
Mississippi Legislature that are very sig
niticant of the growth and progress OF our
sistar Stata
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THE WAR IN EGYPT.
Party OF Egyptians Cut TO Pieces by the
Rebels,

SUAKINI, February 1.-The enemy made
an unsuccessful attack upon a fortified
camp of the Egyptians. Owing to the
scarcity OF provisions at Sinkat, party
made sortie for forage. All were cut to
pieces by the enemy. Six hundred blacks,
armed with Remington rifles, left Suakim
to join Baker Pasha at Trinkelot
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THE RABBI WISE,
In the Cincinnati ''IsraeIite,'' Has SOmc-
thing Kindly TO Say About
Memphis and Her Peopie-The Rabbi
Samfield and Mr.. L. .LOwensteia.

The venerable and scholarly Rabbi Wise,
of Cincinnati, reviving the incidents of
his recent trip to Memphis to assist in the
dedication OF the Jewish Temple, has this
to say in the current number OF his pa
per, the Cincinnati Isrdelte:
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thereof, and any director or officer who
shall pay or declare, or aid in paying or
declaring any dividend, or creating any
mortgage or pledge prohibited by this act;
shall be punished by imprisonment iius
exceeding two years and fine not ex-
ceedine $1,000,
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THE JESSE MAYNARD FUND.
List Of subscriptions 40 Far Made-A
VerS Handsome Total:

To the Editors of the Appeal:
Inclosed herewith please find list of sub
scribors to the 'Jesse Maynard Purse"
hope, through the medium of the APPEAL,
that every man, woman and child in the
city may be induced to come forward with
!heir Subscriptions, however small, TO the
help of little Jesse. Very truly,
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MONTREAL, February 4.-The Winter
Carnival opened to-day under the bright
est auspices. Immense numbers OF visit
ors from the United States have arrived
since Saturday, and the hotels are nearly
] all filled.
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NASHVILLE.
DIR. Atchfsen Impeached for Lecturin
IN Defiance of the Law.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February 4.-Dr. 7. A.
Atchison, president of the Board of Pub
lie instruction, was impeached by sworn
charges preferred by Mayor Phillips at a
meeting of the City Council tonight. The
main point taken is that DR.. Atchison
continues lecturing at the Medical College
and Vanderbilt University in defiance of
provisions of the city charter. His trial
is set for February 18th.
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CHANCERY SALE
II Il Al E.S r ATE

No. 469 (2l. r. D.-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-Fred N. Laurence VS.. Heirs-at-law of
Mary Baxter ct al.
PY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 10th
day Of April, 1888, and renewed January II, ISL
/ will selk at public auction, to the highest bid
der, in front of the Clerk and Masters office,
courthouse of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February 10, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, near Mem
phis, and designated on the plan of w. ID; Brown
on or near the Pigeonroost road, made and sur
veyed by VIM. Crane, on the 10Th day of March,
1856, as lots Nos. 6, and s, and bounded as fol-
lows: Fronting eight tSl chains and thirteen Q3)
links on the east side of Brown avenue, and run
ming back between parallel lines at right IN giles
with said avenue nine (9) chains and twenty-fv
t25) links to Rossell avenue, and containing "a
acres.
Terms of Sale-0ne-half cash; balance in six
months; note with good personal security. bear
ing interest, for deferred payment. Sale abso-
lutte; redemption barred.
81, 65, l02, 103 and 10i, of the W. Il. Lane subdi
vision lying northeast of the city of Memphis,
lying between Dunlap and Duprce streets.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Redemption barred. This
R. J. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Malery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Estes & Elicit, I. B. Edgington, Solicitors.
adioci YOU CAN HAVE Chonninn
IdulcS ALL KINDS OF O"oppiHS
done for you in New York, with taste and eeon-
'"-'' " MRS. M. H. JONES,
10Y West FOrtieth street, New York.
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The above sale is continued until Saturday, :,
February I6, 1854. This February 2, 1ss4
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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THE establishment of State Female
College will place Mississippi at the head
Of the States that are Doing most for the
amelioration of the condition and the adj
Yancement of women.
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PRESSURE OF THE pAckwArER

against the embankment of the street
This is the same place the break happened
last year, ingulfng number of persons
and injuring the railroad depot No lives
were lost this time and no property in.
jured; it is only slight inconvenience to
Southern roads. Reports show that rain
is beginning on the west and moving
eastward. Inero .s s prospect OF heavy
rain all night along the river from Eere u
Pittsburg. Unless followed by cold
weather there must inevitably be flood
Of dangetotis proportions.
The rain teesed between 10 and II
6'eldck t0-night, and the air Is slightly
cooler, windy and cloudy. The river con-
tihues to rise nearly two inches an. hour,
and is standing fifty-one feet four inches
at ? O'clock am. 1t will require several
more feet OF rise before what may be
termed serious disaster comes, such as the
suspension of manufactures, interruption
of railroad traffic and the flooding of dwell
ings. Reports from Madison, Ind, show
rise there of one and two inches pei
hour, and the people are making arrange
ments to meet an overflow of the banks
No later news from up the river.
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Justice Harlan, of the Supreme Court,
publishes a statement to the effect that he
did not resign his commission in the
Union army because he was opposed TO
the principles of emancipation, but from
purely personal reasons.
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The Kentucky sena,ori., Contest.

LOUISVILLE, February 4.-The Senatorial
situation is unchanged. The result OF one
ballot taken in the joint assembly to-day
was Carlisle -, Williams IA, Blackburn
9; the remainder scattering. The caucus
held Il secret session tonight, and dis
cussed the question of dropping the hind,
most candidate. No decision was reached.
The caucus adjourned without taking any
ballot till Wednesday.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

THE Jockey Club is making preparations
for the spring meeting in April next. The
bes. horses in the country are being en-
gagged fer the series of very liberal purses
offered by the club.
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NASHHILIE.

The Ben Harris Nurderers Trial
The Case Attracting Much Attention.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, February AK Policeman
John Lloyd and Thomas Eaton were put
on trial to-day, charged with the murder
OF Ben Harris, colored, last September. A
jury was obtained to-day. The case is at
tracing considerable attention.
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JONESBORO, ARK.
The Hon. J. &. Frierson Seriously Sick
with Pneumonia.

Special to the Appeal
JoNEsBoRo, February 4.-The Hon. j. q.
Frierson, judge OF the Second Judicial
Circuit of Arkansas, is dangerously i'll
with pneumonia at his residence in this
city. His friends are anxious about his
condition
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Public Buildings.

Favorable reports were made on the
bills for public buildings at Carson City,
New, Waco and San Antonio, and on Mr..
Springer's bill for the purchase OF addi-
tional ground adjoining the public build
ing at Springfield, Ill.,, at a cost of S27 ,000
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mountains, this rain cannot
FAIL To CAUSE ANOTHER RISE.

HerG the river, stood at forty-nine feet
eleven inches till noon, then fell half an
inch, and then began to rise. 1t had
risen nine inches from to 0 o'clock. A
heavy rain fell nearly all the afternoon,
growing heavier at night. Already cellars
along the river are flooded, and some
manufacturing establishments are COM
PEELED to stop. A break occurred in Nc
by the
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CT. ELMO CoMMANDERY, No. Is, a
oK.T., will meet in special eonclaye. in N
Asvlum. Masonic Temple. this tTUES-< ~
DAY. night, at Z 80 o'clock, for work in NJ
the ORDER OF TUE TEMPLE. Visitirg/ " '
fraters courteously invited. Full dress.
By order g. V. R.kMBAUT, Il. c.
Attnst. L A L EEL INc Pc. rder
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grappled the sleeper, in which there
vas plenty Of room Tor them. These who
desired to do so left yesterday at 10
o'clock pm.
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FLOODS IN THEOHIO
A Great Overflow Inevitable Unless
RreezingeW Gather Sets i'm at Once
Grave APprehensions
Felt at Cincinnati, Where Many Cellars
Are Already Full of Water-Sn0w
and Sleet at Chicago.

CINCINNATI, February There is much
anxiety tonight concerning the condition
Of the Ohio river. The flood of last Feb
ruary, with all its terfors, TENTS to make
people more apprehensi1e when a heavy
rain comes with full river. That is the
condition to-day. The Ohio river is full
from Pittsburg to Cairo, and rising to-
night from Cincinnati downward. IL is
falling slowly above Cincinnati, but rising
at head waters. With the earth saturated
and the ice and snow not all gone from the
,oountoipc fbic roip coppot
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Ir is very creditable TO the readers OF
the APrEAL that since the appeal was
made TO them in its columns in behalf Of
Jesse Maynard, SO inhumanly ill-treated
by his steVisther, sum of money has
been subscribed sufficient to defray his
expenses for two months ct the Rogers In
Urinary, where he is fast recovering from
his injuries. Encouraged by this response
to the call, the Humane Society, which
still has the care and charge of the unfor-
tunate boy, is emboldened to make fur
ther appeal in his behalf for subscriptions
10 defray his expenses at some school,
where he may in two or three years be
fitted for the battle of life. The APpEAL
will gladly receive and acknowledge such
subscriptions, which may be left with or
sent TO Mr. White, our business manager.
The mites OF little children viii be Just as
acceptable as the liberal contributions of
their elders.
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SOudan.
LONDON, February 1.-The Turkish Am
bassador to Great Britain has informed the
British Secretary of Foreign Affairs that
the Porte is preparing note to the powers
insisting upon the retention of the Soudan
as an integral part of Egypt under the Sui
tan's suzerainty, and stating that the Porte
desires the Soudan question referred to a
conference of foreign ambassadors in Lon
don or Constantinople.
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\ cIRcULAE received yesterday notifies
It's that Robert T.. Lee Camp No. l, Con-
ledcrate Veterans, an association similar
10 the Grand Army of the Republic,
formed in Richmond, Va, April, 1888, for
the purpose Of assisting their sick and dis
abled comrades of the late Confederate
army, and their families, many of whom
srp in dire need, to establish a Soldiers
Home for the INDECENT and intirm Confed-
crate veterans, propose holding a grand
fair the latter part OF February and dur
ing the month of March, in order to raise
fund to carry out their benevolent mis-
sion. Donation can be sent TO L. II. Fox,
chairman Committee on Fair, II. +. Lee
Camp No. /, c. V, No. 1912 Main street,
Richmond, Va. The boys in blue are,
We understand, responding literally to
this cali. The "boys in gray cannot, in
honor, do less ..r
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of R0SENTIIAL & SAMUELS is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent. j. Sam
uels is alone authorized to sign the firm name in
liquidation. IL. R0SENTHAL.
j. SAMUELS.