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us DAILY APPEALrTHURsDAY, APRIL II, 1861



From the Loaaoo T~eisefaph
With regard to the blockade question, We
have stated that It cannot be solved by any
government in America, but must be leftto The
maritime power Of Europe-whieh, acting
upon the Law Of seif-prsservation, must, ef
course, forbid ali attempts to exclHde their
commerce from the ports Of the South. the
ruin Of which, though Il might crafty the pas
siens, would not serve the interests Of the
North. Sueh . policy Of coercion, therefore,
would be both short-sighted and Intellectual.
The new tariff, Tor which Mr.. Lincoln is not
responsible, though he will probably not be
unwilling to accept its consequences, Is an IN
wise measure on the part Of those who framed
It. It is not merely protective, but In a large
degree prohibitory. By imposing excessive
duties, II closes the market for northern pro-
duce; and by relieving the manufacturer from
competition, deprives him OF all Stimulus to
improve the work Of his industry-the con-
sumer, Of course, being thus sacrificed to the
producer. But, apart from those mighty inter-
ests, the policy Of England is distinctly rep
resented by the fact that, whstever rsyolu-
lions may %eonvulse the new world, we stand to-
tally apart from them. Peace between Grsat
Britain and the United States Is necessary to
the national life Of both OF them. For what
would a war signify? The cessation Of a
trade amounting to thirty millions sterling an
nually, the stoppags Of one-third Of our fac
tory system, and an enormous diminution Of
our general prosperity. Therefore, whoever
may be President Of America, and whether
there be one Confederation or two, our rela-
tons with the United States must remain IN
altered. II the North ~triumphs, We shall re-
joies to witness the progress of human free
dom. II the South, with its boosted army Of
10000 volunteers, carries the daY, we have our
cotton market to look after. Under no circum-
Stances can we e~ntangle ourselves in the com
plieations Of New World politics. Lancashire
forbids It. London, Birmingham, Bristol and
Glasgow echo the protest. Manchester and
Liverpool unite their voices in favor Of perfect
neutrality. And why? Because American
commercs is English commerce, and we can
not stir a finger upon the Atlantic without
equally compromising the two empires. Pres
ident Lincoln has the interests Of the Union
to protect, and Lord Palmerston is bound tc
defend those Of Great Britain but the former
cannot be allowed to blockade our flag out Of
the southern ports, or the latter be stimulated
to any partisan advocacy OF northern ambition
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Trusfee,s NaIe.

DIT virtue o. q deed q trust ezscuise to ne the ed
ID day Of January, 1853, by J. W. Rogers. fsinee as
sumsd BY other parties, but act paisl and rec rdad in the
negisier's once Of Shelby county, Tennessee, book zxxin,
pages, sN9. 800 and so, % Elich REGARD reference i
hereby made for fuller description, ] viii proceed 70
sell TO the highest bidder for cash. on the premises, At
10 s'clock A. NJ, on SATURDAY Il EELEvgNTH DAY
or NAY NEXT certain Lots Of Land on he norih side
Of the Figsonroozt road, cHutsiuing about niee acres,
about one mile and > half from the city Of Memphis.
rue title is undsubted. but I convey oniy as trustee.
Redemption waived. VIZ. 8. PICKETT, Trustee.
By order Of J. W. RoGkRs,
@. ". g. STOUT.
spi0-30t Benehcisriss.
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GFAfE OF TENHESaEE.-Prscesdiag had IN tie
- CLERKS once, ChaHcery side o. he Coumon LaF
Atrch 19lh 1851.
James ". Biedsse, Complainant.
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TRooPs, TRooFs, TRooPs.-0ur Government
is being put on a war footing. Everywhere
we hear the sound Of arms. During the last
few days fully two thousand troops have pass
ed through Columbus on their way to the seat
Of war. Every train from Macon is filed
with armed scldiery, while the boats from
Florida are streaming with banners, bearing
along gallant men. Two regiments have gone
on their winding wsy-the Florida and GeOr-
gial One large company from Louisville,
Ala, also passed through Columbus. We are
In the midst Of the hustle, and the soldiers
have the best wishes Of our citizens and the
smiles of our lovely ladies.-C Columbus, (GG.)
Times, 8h.
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TIE REINFORCEMENT OF THE KY WEST
FoRTs.-Ths Key West steamer Atlantic, at
New Orleans, reports the number Of troops
thrown into Forts Taylor and Jefferson at T50-
the Webster landing three hundred artillery
men with their batteries and munitions, and
TIE Rusk four hundred. There are now in
these forts upwards Of twelve hundred men, as
nearly as can be estimated.
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David 5. Blsdsos, and others, Defendants.
appearing from smdaTit hled IN this caase that the
.sisaaane Robert B. s~hoders, Junius s~holdsrs, Julia
= trimming ana Archibald Flemming. are nsn-resi-
dents o. ne 8tate q Tennessee. IL ID orf-red nsf fher
% euter their ape rance herein before or within The
hflL tafee days Of the next term o. said court. % be held
OF tne eeeona Monday 10 NAY, 1851, and plesd, ansWsr
% uem-F 10 comBlaluants bill, or the sane will Be
WAel ipf e1nfssssd az % them aud set for hearing *
parte ahd hat a copy o. this order be published oacs q
Seek f.r four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal a eoqJ-attest; OHN C. AETRR
Clerk and Master.
IhomPsoa and Kentf, solicitors for complsinants.
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mr. L1xooEs has appointed h"''
4. s.famous Bslpsr book to imP0'-
Hor eoneiiatory bis Poheys
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GRAND BALL
VALUABLE PLANTATION
Fer. Sale.

7 OFFER for sale the dns tract o. land. Known a.F..
i Australia place, o~0utainins near s rieen Hr-F--[
Acres; about eight hundred % Hh-eh are Cleared r =
seven miles fuom the Mississippi river, and q snu-1f-T
with good buildings, en- MIL 4ndout House etc 80
and Is reputed % be one Ct the highest nIarar IL ~
NississiDni bottom, much Of It escapinE ne svers---
Is53 and 1859. It Is back o. Australia aufIur u-
wishing to bay are referred to NJ Boyd. Brsns~
Peters, o. Memphis; and . Rowen Bri4ses. o. 85ir--
md The ueighhors OF the plantation A rcof harrsf-
can be obtained = Application 10 made between .hia 49,
ne Ist III IauuEry ue9t. The land oCupri1c4 clio N
ard IS. 10 t1vuship Is, range s vest and psrts cf 49,
fion a and Is in slmn ioWnshfp aud range aftrafafM
the HusprecknEW. ab9at ssve7 ntes l1m re Miais-
sippi river. lapl-lml aLsoN-
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Ath advertisements.
Wanted,

For Wharfmaster.
FRANK G. BINGHAM is a candidate for wharf
iastsr, at the ensuing June election. apl1-ts
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MONSARRAT s DUPREE,
AyrRss RruDrgc
For maVor.

~
sp5 AYERS BUILDING.
For Mayor
At the solicitation Of friends. 7 consent Z, rlaes my
name before the citizens Of Memphis as a candidate Tor
90 JOHN PARK.
For Tax-COLlectOr.
JOHN II. BOWEN is a candidate for reelection to
the once Of Tsx.Colector. Election o. he s0th Of
June wrz3-ts
For Recorder.
WE are suthorizsd to announce s. A. MOORE. as a
candidate FOR Recorder a the ensuing election in June.
mrfI-tef
For Chief of PaIice.
VIZ are a~uth6-iEss TO announce BEN G.. GARRErT
asa candidate for reelection % the once Of Chief % Po.
lice at the election in Juue next. mrlte'
For Wharfmaster.
EE. H. ATKINSON l. candidate for ire oslss Of
"hari-ma'ter. Election 27th % June mrIO-td
For Wharfmaster.
TOBIAS WOLFE is a eaadiiate Tor Wha-fuastsr.
Election 3oth June. mr1s-td
For WharfmRster.
We are authorized to announce ". c.. ANDERSON
IS a candidate for the oHcs 81 Wharfmaster, Al the en-
suing election, som June. mr2G-tds
For WhaFtmaster.
THOs. 4. WILLIAMS is a candidate for wharf
master. Election last THURSDAY il June. mr2s-ta
1860. FALL TRADE, 1860.
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THREE CHEERS FOR H MARYLANl
LINE All sons of Maryland have not forgot
ten the spirit and the days Of old. The Balti
more Sun saws

Mr.. George Howard and DR.. Cornelius How
ard, sons Of the late Governor Howard and
grandsons Of Col. John Edgar Howard, to-
gether with Vivian Brent, Esq, a young law
yer Of this city, and john c. Herbert, grand
son Of the late Hon. John G. Herbert, of Mary
land, left in the Norfolk boat on Wednesday
evening, to prefer their services to the South
ern Confederaey.
These gallant gentlemen have arrived at the
Charleston botel.-CharlesioB Courier.
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REcONsTRUcTION.- The Columbus ga

4ue NoluMoA1 W.
Wmes says:
The idea that the Confederate States viii
ever apply for admission into the Union again
upon any terms lie now abandoned by all The
sbolitionists have az last been forced to see
that the South was really in earnest in dis
solving the Uaion, and that she would not tear
down the edifoe merely to erect It agatn. We
feel better, the air Is purer, we are q haTmo-
nious people, and nothing could induce US to
60 back into the embraces OF ReFublieanism
and fight and contend for our rights. We be-
lieve we speak the sentiments OF the great
mass ef The people, when we say that recon
s~truction is cut Of the question, and will have
but few supporters in the Government. Esfo
per psiEd say we to our glorious little Republic
q We are requested to publish the follow
ing corrected list OF delegates from the 1ith
civil district Of Shelby to the State and Con-
gressional conventions:
To Nashvflle-Judgs J. ". A. Pettet, John
". Harriss, G. W. Trueheart, Phillip Juggls.
Jonathan H. Mitchell, Carey Harrison.
To SomerYile-William Carter, Moses Nee
ly, ". c. Harrison, John Jugsls, S. D. True
heart.
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The Jackson West Tennsssssan hears
it whispered sbouto that ETHERrDeE is
msditating upon the prOpriety OF speaking in
thai place. We " shouldn't wonder"
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Want ed,
1--WE HUNDRED MEN. Call on
4 ". R. n
Ap1f-at Gaynso Block, Main Street.
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
T MEETING Of the Boaid OF Directors, this day,
"a Mr.. ". s. MACRAE was elected Secretary and
Treasurer Of this Company. Il. LAIRD, Prett
Memphis, April 3, 1851. apll-zt
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FOR SALE AT REDUCED RATES.
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NAMED,

OK spI.nsid NEW will go OF THIt
- MORNING at the Arcade. aPli-it
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At the solicitation Of friends, 7 consent to place my
name before the citizens OF Memphis as a candidate for
Mayor, al the June election.
aT IOuN PARK
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In Chancerv at memphis.

John G. FIunis, solicitor fsr comp .@inants.
apll-laW4U
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correspondent Of the Clayton Banner thus
speaks Of two distinguished privates in the
camp near Pensacola:
Besides officers, we have many distinguished
p~rivates, two Of whom are the Hons. Jas l..
Pugh and E. c. Bullock, who are equally eff
cient In the field as in the forum. 'Twould
seem that there ia SOM reality in such mems
patriotism. In exchanging citizens gaTb for
that of soldiers, they manifest a willingness
to defend the cause Of their choice and advo-
cacy. As in the charge Of public trusts, so
they are useful in their defense. With shovel
and spade in hand, they may often be seen
throwing sand in the erection of batteries, and
are prompt in the performance Of dFudgery as
soldiers IN turn with each o'her, thus making
a practical demonstration Of their 'faith by
their works.
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JOHN II. OWE il a candidate for r~e-eiecti
the ofce o. TBx-Colector. Election on he sot
1uua. v~r7
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WILL We HAVE fEACE.-SehdtoI WiSFALL
made a speech a few days since at the Mills
House in Charleston, in which be said
There are those who tell you we viii have
peace, but ! believe it not. Fort Sumter may
or may not be evacuated fort Piekens may or
may not be evacuated; but take my word for
it. TIE fort at Tortugas and the fort at Key
West will not be evacuated. Take my word
for it, the jurisdiction Of the United States
Government never will be withdrawn from
New Mexico and Arizona. Take my word for
il, your commissioners and ministers never
will be recognized or received at Washington.
Take my word for it, that the Government Of
the United States will nev-r attempt to restrain
the citizens Of the border States from warning
Hpon you on their own Individual responsibility.
Mr.. Abraham Lincoln will neither cultivate
peace nor declare war, and will not restrain
the citizens of that Government from warning
upon US, and raids and robberies will, l be-
lieve, be Of frequent occurrence.
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Defendants.

nos william hutchinson and william Fer
OF AeOombs 4 os.s Ctmplainants,
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Brown sna.:graa.r, solicitors for oompiliasats.
spii-iasfW
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Do Chancerr ~ Memnhia-

TssnPsos and Kena5 solicitors for eoa1isiasa,s.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

a TpPRr MORTIMER GRIFFIN eco, AuoiioN
" A rare TO obtain hrsl S,A.
uOusEHoID FURNITURE AT PUbi-io HoS
Masnhcent octave rosewood Drawing SUITE,
IN Paintings by eminent artist, o,a, Mirrors
w 's' French plate pier and ulan'ei hii'
Brocaae anu i-'N0 Bronze and oHaoia chanaenes'
:, ..u,cc Velvet Carpets and Mosaic Rugs 80, xo..s
heo"'s1 Sevres and Dresden NhhS NA~0's
.,,s,,. pronzes and Marble Statuary, 80. rahlas
AIues'- 80 Etegeres Bookcases, c.h'fe iao''S'
Oak Extension Dining Table and na " sna Tea SETS
o..,,,an and CRYSTAL Engraved Glassware .,. c,,tsrv
bohemian ~ solid Silver Ware and shenieio ihpe
A ormolm Clocks and Candeabras, 70 match ,,s
pio' Resewood and Mahogany Ona s Nave the honor 10
horms ,bsr friends and the public that they w S
announce 70 VIZ. en- IN morrow Monday FEB u AZ W.
public aeto, furniture and Works OF Aft m W.s
~ W. ~. rasidence Moses b an,nuas ,hr raa-
sixteenth sIs he largest richest M aae ssa
rogue sred az auction this season, der the Furn
noa W. ~, months ago aud isn pcrlscs Wal and ,s OF
s n,aae Ia order bs Boudoin, MeekS room Fur.
me best des.rptop Sale pssuood covered in satin
ha secretaire Cabinets .Sarsd ace Cur
piaa ur.sS two do pier Mirrors AIR Dresden
tSns is ah Bropze and 0rnou aud eeQerr
China Vases elegantly Decorated s 1shevali de Morle
Ornamental artistic Eronzes, representing Painting
Richard ill., Crusaders Pandora, foetry y,asiers French
- on Paintings ancient ana moaeIn nnc month I'M
| TAre Enrrayipgs, elegant ormolu CLOCK, runs on $50
FOX the pESeTHss SEVEN OCTAVE pIANoF0RTE
.d iees and case mae 70 o1. Nh sea
av richest instrument offered AZ anoa Wash
y So. and Cover Chambers-buresuS Mvra sat
s,anus, ssn iarce essoment Dining Room furnus AL
asament and Kitchen Furnturs me aoSsu ,nowrs Of IN
hca Tor saie or 10 leI For further parucuhA's n
l auctioneefs.
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LOAN OFFICES,

LOAN OFFICES.
DvAECEs MADE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES
N Jcwelry and Slverwarc, bought for cash nj the
highest prices 0d gold and silver bought Apply the old
established Offices of l.. JACOBS, % william street. branch
<07 Broadway.
At O. CEDAR sTREET.-UENRY HyMAS DIAMOND
"A broker. Cash advanced on Diamonds, set or unset
Watches Watch Movement, hiverware Jewelry, Segars
&c or bought for cash opposite the Post Office room No
up stairs u Cedar street.
At II CHAMBERS STREET, MONEY TO LOAN 70
n any amount Diamonds, Watches, Jeweiry &c, by
old established tsAA,S broker and
mission merchant II Chambers street ~ No business
transacted on saturday.
C1n0 nnn ADVANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT
'plOV.OUVs 81 the old Office OF HENRY STEPHENS,
10 Nassau Diamonds fine Jewery; other col
hterals fairly and iudcously considered. All transactions
purely confidential
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MATRIMONIAI..

M from the sunny hills Of the south, who y In favor Of
immediate COMPROMISE with intelligent and beanti
full yeung lady QuaAcatons-she must be "sar OF the
first magnitude whose radiant light win dispersc the
gloom nieh,;' must how to mend garment and
make new one sing and play "fsukee Doodle" with all
It's varfaione use both ends of broom when necessary
Iades who have gathered the rar spanged
Banner and sworn allegiance 10 the "union, nat have
seeded from the loved ~ home, need not reply
Money object" true and faih heart is all that "
required 70 make happy home and little paradss
earth Address In confidence Fort SUMTER boa 6 Herai
pnce.
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KINGSTON ia, HAVANA, MArANzAss, NEW ORLEANS
zuLuFre New York for Kingston, Js, the Sh day q
BxNyirIE-Frcm Nov York LIST arriving at Havana 9Th and
New en- Fsem New OssosnS l5 n Havana iS ar
irving New York xcs
Hrxn on Tns WxsrFrom York 9th arriving at Havana
18th New Orleans 3d. HsyaEa 26h, arriving at New
York S0th. 80 ,x,
New Orleans 18th From New Oreans 18TH Havana <Stn
arriving at New York 3D. - 49,
nth From New Orleans Sd, Havana Gill; arriving .. New
Drsoro-yrom New 2st arriving Havana zen and
New Orleans 18th Prem New orieann 9th, HasanE en- AZ
s3yfng ct New Yerk LII. o.
FROM New Orleans i3h Havana sih Irv ing ~ New YORK
1sl - -, u...... $780,. ,ur.,,u
days. ,,-..-.. /. a.. o.. -, .a.s
KaRnAx-Erorn New York for Havana via Nassau Mp on
NR-Wben the above dates fall ON Sunday the steamers
dates fall Monday, ths steamers VIII sail from New Or
leans Ne day previous.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
IN packages cad seas iasended for Nc Few yoHK HERALD
sAos1d BE- ssaisd
AIxAxAc rcR YoRK-rHIs
vuN uus ............. % NOON eve t2
JUN sDfS 81 HIGH WAHAA.''..~'s'o S$
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MATRIMoYyArA--A YOUNG MAN, HAVING III ar RI.
inrnea from the Vest and having no lady acquaintance
IN NE city desires " form the OF lady
with the view matrinony hopey 10 object Addresa
George Colon, Brooklyn Post sGcc.
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Port Of New York, February 0, Isax


CLEARED e.
steamsAp Augusta, woodruff, savannah-sami L kitchis
Steamship North Carolina Powell, Wilmington, NtCH
steamship yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk, AcLudlam He'
sssamshp Georges Greek, wules Batimore-H Crora.
r.s.sscs Va. ror.san o.sSe1 s g:
SHIP Ta Hunter BHaSe Wgoct G0s0'f
ship Elise i aatRhde lBrem), NOrdcnhoat Breren-KAn
Ship Elena cBrem,, Kuhlmann, Bremen-C Lgling.
s ssD S Waqs apefns wallis Co.
Bark Campanero, Dubell Rio Janeiro-Randea, Jones g
BARK Morley Jr, Holm, st aarks-smarwood, Earle
Brig Aretas swed,, ohlsson, Cork and FaimOuth-Funch
Herald Cray New Sss oTsa9sN n., BRIGHAM
Schf Sea Breeze OBJ, Wilson, Maanzas-J IA Web
ssh- MuYsrsye ,f B somssy Hsaas
schr Gas sar sernSsr ash s%ss Sc Murray
schr Eoffoik Packet, Bede, Norfok-waace. Sherwood
schr Senator, Pattep NorfoIk-sturges, Chairman Co.
schr G5 Tsn. c AVER MeSee
Schr Plymouth Rock, Norris Bostou-Dayton 4 sprague
Steamship Roanoke Couch Richmond &C. with ndse and
spasseneerr, Ludlam 4 Aeiseten-
10 cpoxe yr CO. @ wa muse
schr of about s Sn np se haf h ss's 70
ssw gss d a5s sG tine
scnr Lewis Milford Doyle Aobie is asys Win COUGH 70
schr Albert Mason, Corson Fernandina Fla, days to
Ds sehr BAILEY Robinson Norfolk for Providence
sssr s lfsss i pecSei Virginia asys
kchr i M Vance Burdge EliZabethport for savannah,
ssssncr " esoaesser. CLARK Providence.
zgn a arrival 80 sa. Ti SaS G sas
iceberg day exchanged signals with ship Eli
phaet Greeley bound W lat 66 70 lon % ~ W; Dec III,
exchanged signals ship Chalmers 40 days from vaipa
roso fur baltimore 2S long 25 w 18TH lat ~ Ion H.
signaizea English ship Dakeith standing ssE z6h lat 10
ion rs 20 signazed bark Race Horse standing y; Jan
a. lat ~ n, Ion 81 W, was boarded from brig selma q
and Tor days from Rio Janero; supplied her with
provisions; Feb lat 50 n, lon y ~ W spoke schr Flea
nor Conwel Prorincetown, az hours rom New York
for ranada; politely favored with the NEW YoRr HERALD
o. Jan 80
BELOW.
Ship Cairo IS days from Rotterdam; Rr brig Eliot, re-
turned.-Both by steamtug Thos Freeborn-
One ship and one brig, unknown
SAILED.
Steamship Liverpool and passed the Battery ~ l5
I'M ships Dreadnough Lyerpool bark Alice Tsinter New
Orleans. -, -
steamships, Augusta, Savannah; North Carolina,
Wilmington, NC; Yorktown, Norfolk, &C; from SW Suit
ship IS Nicolas, Havre
Wind atsuuset SsE
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THE BALL SEASON.

THE GERMAN LIEDERKRANz SOCIETY WILL HOLD
their annual Fancy Dress Ball ut the City Assembly
Rooms Monday February H. 10 which they invite their
members and friends The various committees In charge Of
the arrangements wa endeavo- TO sustain the high repua
Ton which the balls OF this society ALREADY enjoy Tickets At
beers only, among vi HON the following geutlemen:Wn
Jellnghsus Co fnsute Fred Kapp, 1z2 Broadway o.
hackersdea ~ eecond svenue Chas aeinway "a Walker
There will be sale of tickets at the door, and
will be received without exception which do bear the
Of the gentleman introduced and Of the member intro
ducng These tickets not transferable Members will
please call for the t:kets at Pyhagoras Hail. Sunday
EkssT sTEIaRR, Secretary.
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OR CABINET fURSITVRE,
,ssh farm OF lao acres In the best portion o. wv
avsn. Title perfect Address with real na'ne'
ASn Pest onlcc
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UCrIoN NOTICE HOUSE SAL aal,e NJ French
"A Nn,et and pier Mirrors, magnificent r,a9 a

"A xto, and pier Mirrors magnificent p,a9 a,
:, W. S,,s Rronyes Sevres Vases Merole puss' -
fsr9r aS,oS Monday, l01s o'clock pec'ss Eighth
-, L.ant residence Isl Twenty first street, he" nN'
AZ l"' e"e" avenue. ,au IN above
RUSSELL w. wEsTcoTI Of the house q
we stso having recently mace v rsng An es
"wner The Whole be sI hs trade Consist
,ns Of Panoloye cost s Crs 70 match
anu IN bouauet velvet tapestry aud r0~ains rose
elegant Pier Mirrors x , S'
wh Plate doors French Escritos SKs
uhas Velvet rich Manel uner
Etrusoan Manel Ornaments a,aest Parior SUITS soid
rnsswaod covered rich brocassi anu Rosewood
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