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Sale Of City Property,
Tuesday, January aOGs, 1856.

Henry Eottman. Admluitrator q John A
Cook decd. u-GeoFg@ HarbeE and vie Eliza
meyer.
DA virtue % an luterlccui0ry decre madeon
Dtle thlnceT side % tie t0LHeu law aE4
ll1ucery Court Of tLeCifyo OF GemplEz toTem-
Der &thr 1856, III sell 20 TIE highest BINDER a-
EuDHc auction, az the Gourt house door, on
the Aln dey Or Jauuaryf l8rs between tl-
E1uuof u and q. The rllDEf1Eg described
real estate, viz. .FaFt OF Eot SOL. Eaek go
- situate lying and being iu that par Or no
cry OF Memphis She 1y county, STATE II leu
nearef c~ale1 south Memphis a. the l1;-Ecc-
Ton Of theea1t side or shelby or irons streets
eAA me south side % Eeaie street lDuar- p
Front street
IEk.s o. 5AL--One third Cash. THE e1'snea
on tx and twelve months time. Lhs purchaser
4Nin8 notes WIKI good security. and Grs With
hell ~ ad4ii5onal security uuu The tIaa pay
de35tds A.ALSToE. Clerk & Master
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Trlfsfee,s EnIe.

DT VIRTUE Of adsed Or trus. to Us e-zeeuir5
ID by the Memphis OYeTt0n hotel Camps1r
on thsnSt day Of May, i55o. 70 secure ~ ~.
ment OF certain bonds and coupons rns--ln
named and described and Wairn latter ~ an
snd unpaid the said uust deed being recorded
In The Registers crhce OF Shelby county. T'enn-
BOOK 10. - pages - ~ 20 and ~. wa
viii, on tho 9th day Of F~sbruarv, ISIS. ba-wesu
ne hours OF 10 and u am, in mont al safi
LoLei, proceed 70 sell 70 the highest bfddar. for
on the plan Of Memphis as numhes n. rs,
u, l0, ~ and H. situated on the northwest
corner OF MAN . Poplar streets. fra said city,
The right Of redemption Is waived la said
trust deed The title Is believed 10 be- good. but
we will only convey as trustees
As9AYIrT Trus.eaL
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LEGAL.



ID virtue o. a deed Of trust executed 10 ne
10y Joseph r Stouer. On the rth hay, l-ezs
ana ou& re orusd In the Registers oMcs ~
oleipy fSnnIys Ieuuessee, on the 20 STAY l.2,
~ o 10 81 pages "a A5 and G6. 7 sil sell
Tor eteis 70 the highest bidder. IN front Or the
cur nous, ~ TIE city o. Memphis, Terlnessee,
az puDle auction, on the ltth day 81 Urinary.
ls1l, the IlloNlug reai estate. l-frr srf BENZ
In iae Gig ~ Memphis, Tennezsse fud de-
sIlpsl &lo-o-s. loH1t. beginning asthe in
tersecuou Of the west side ofseeons ~ - WITH
the s9uth slde or Jelerson street, theuss west
Waruly Win tne south side Of Jefersou street
forty feet. thence E~outhVauIIr. a Dnr-geT
line with Main street svsn-y-i0u- feet three
inches thence easINlly a parallel Ele with
ner Of lot Nc -, on ne west sla oil =e-ond
alley thence ~morthWarcfE with the war SIDE
Of second alley EevenfY-lour feet tlrsss inches
to the northeast corner OF said lOf, 70 the haeIu-
ming the above described property being part
Of lot No. on the plan % the city of31em-
phis, and on which stands the fouT -15ry brick
uCuHe No jefferson street. known rs e sens
ate The quiz Of redemption g. Waived
sale VII a. IL 0ciock r.
EDWN 81. EEEGfEE.
nnNH Nua LHU~"~m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Tobacco

WE have in Store, on Consignment, FOR
w Sale
100 packages sound Virginia Manufactures
Tobacco, from medium 10 best uaisz
300 pouni. genuine EiiIcklnick Smoking
Tobacco.
1000 pound Bob Lee" smoking, very superior
article.
MMcn We VIII sell asioT % the trade a. can
De bought IN Virginia, freicbts added
CLARK, Ely q harvey.
fnHl In Eu. HraffIav Efoer
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trustees safe.

nv -f-4uao Of s deed ol trust executed TO M
I X =. frnzfea By Mary J. Haruan. Eith tfa
OOss,s m her husband, B. Desha Harunan. ~
80 Ts1h dav or July. lsl, and recorded IN tie
1-[efs-s once Of shelby couuty. Tennessee
- roo- "A. pazes u, 81, 81 and 8, on the I'D CAV
~ august, 1851, to secure the payment OF cer-
ain notes therein specified, 1 viii sell at PcfI-o
aurTcn 10 the highest bidder. tor cash. In f-~-f
of re business house Of Roystar, EreEeraflr
co. on sec1.d street, Ia RE citr 81 Kesnab.-
between Jefferson and Adams streets. On FFs
9th day OF January, 1854, between The horE ID
III and u O'Clock am. the GLOWING f-a-r ~
Land. viZs lying and being in the conr-~ -
Shelby. and state o. Ieuuesea. and h.srrrr=
a. follows, viz; begiuuingat the sou hvesf er4-
Der OF D5E-foue acre tract, on heano-zn sfse
Of an avenue forty last vide. end en- tie 49,
side oithe HernnzcO plank ROAD, the BON ~
egtnni bang eleven chains and tlifIir-Frras
Inks north nom a stake, frual which 81 - b
tntrty-three links stands q while aak marcel
J. - thence nortA twenty-five chains to a
stake on he west Of Cane creez thence
east twenty chains 10 q tau theuc8 sourh
tWenty-IFo chatus 70 eEsaEer thence west Win
the north aide OF said 0fengs tgeuy chains 81
the beginning, containing 1orty-iuur acles w.
nation q EAST, being 2tthe norhwea earre- 81
q tract Of Land sold % A.. e. Elis ~ VS.
Lulay, administrator o. J. Irrlr- danaf
and sold y "A. q. Ellis 70 j. G.. M~c1IanuS md u
g Mc&anus to Mary J.. Harmau. Tie rfqfr ~
redemption Is expressly waived. and the ffia
70 said land Is considered unQueshonalle. q i
cOnvey as uusteeouiy.
JOHN c. LONsDALE Trustee.
Memphis, December IN, - dss-1J
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ItsOTrent Notice.

THE insolvency OF the estate Of William b
Il Isle, deceased, having been suggested %
the ClerF Of the County COurtof Oblcu county
Tennessee. All persons ho.cing claims against
said estate are hereby notified 70 nle them WIKI
the CLERK OF the County C0urtof OhiOn county
Tennessee, on or before the 18Th day Of May
1874. authenticated a. required By law, for pro-
rata settlement, or this nodee VIII Be plead IN
bar Other recovery. By order % the Clerk Of
the Count Count o. Oblon county, Iennezses-
this, 9TH day Of December. $50
j.. D. WEzTBRDOk.
s,r-- -r+C- -
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straightforward dealing In every department
OF IT'S attended bushes from the receipt OF a
premium TO the payment Of aloss, has rendered
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ChaneeFy Sale Of CITY Lets.
Tuesday. January son, 1856.

Cs suIlmauu- Winston J.. rz7ls a1H o.. W.
Lincoln.
ia virtue ofan interlocut0v decree made on
u The Lllucery side OF TIC Common l-w
November 0Lh, l55- I wiu seii f1- f--l. al
FuDuc Auction at tine Court House l..r. on
re Eta o~fJanusry, Isl, bctEeau--- E.Trs 1r
10 aud q. 10 the highest UllI-r- The |u-
Jog los % gr0uaoz, situate 10 Tire ely or u .r-
lri- shelby county, Teuueze-. 1sI Eu. 81
BOOK No o, on beale street, and lar- af lots
No.--D ele 30 On Madison street. rl- last
Mentioned being the properly o. g. --Lu-
das IDS A.AISToE Clerk .r4esa-
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Chaceru Sale Of Real Estate.

william B. Drift IS. Virginia Gartman. admin
i@stratrix, etc, OF Alfred Gartman, Isaac Cart
man and others
DT virtue Of an interIC ntoy decree. OF the
ID I'd OF November. 1850, in the ah0Ve cause,
on the Chanee1y side Of the Common Law and
Clancery Court OF cftg Of Memphis. 7 VII
sell on Friday, ELh day Of~JanuaTy. lse. at Pu8-
lie Auction, In front OF The Court House Door.
in the city OF Memphis, between the h0urs -
70 and Y N, the fouowIng described real estate,
tO-Wft: LO- Is, rOnting IN Fourth 81. ~ feer,
by lBz feet in DEPTH as Designated on the PLAN
OF extension Of the northern part Of the city OF
Memphis, through the property Of W 3 Green
law & Co. J. l. Sauaranz. z keeL. T. II. Loo
ney and Others, a. laid OF By 81 A. Kerr
Also Lot No. 5, in s Eosby plan Of suJiivf--
ion OF land lying on Robus0u and Wells street
and Bayou Quimby. said lot lies on south side
OF Robson street, beginning al astake II feet
rom where the east line OF auimby street In
tarsecrs the south Hneof R0beson street thence
in a southwardly direction along the EEe orIo
10 1. I4sz feet 70 an alley thence IN an east
erly direction along the north side Of said alley
% feet to a STAKE thence E~OrthWardly alonz
the line OF lot No. 2lAsE feet 10 aslaEe. m SOUTH
ern line OF R0bezon street, thence westwar6Iv
along the line OF said street Co feet to the beadu-
ming
Terms OF sale, Cash A.ALSTON ,CEw
Decaznher n. IF1 aer1ef
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ChaEeery Sale OF City Lets,
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The seth CT JaRuaTJ, 1866
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday. January sa,la. 1865.

James z 3ieTiman. aIn.r, ETC. o. R5be-. y.
Stanuard e. a.
10y virtue Of an iuterlocufo-y decree. made
u on the ChauceE side o. rhe CcUm1z Law
ard ChaEcery Court Of The city u Memphis.
November 18th. Isis. 7 VIII sell % the EIEreZt
LadGer, az Public Auction at the Court HT.ss
between The hours of ~ and u N- the fOLcutuE
described Real Estate. VlE= Situate. living and
being In She county OF shelby. ard STATE Or
Tennessee, a certain Lot Of land. being 5ot No. @
In block g, Fort Pickering and los No S. block
., Fort Pickering.
TERMS OF SALE-A Credit Cf SIX months
deS tdsl A ALsTUS. CLERK and Master.
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RradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skin.
RradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
GARDEN SEFD
GRAsS sPEn

DIED Clover, Kentucky Blue Grass. white
III Clover Herd Grass, French or Lucern
Clover, Orchard 0rass, Timothy seed, Hunea-
rlan seed, Millet Seed, etc,
For sale low at CRAIGS Feed store.
ss Main stieet, Jackson Block,
Memghfs Tnun-
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bers and % and 81 Reade street,
NEW YORK

This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two
Elliptic Pure Refined steel Springs. ingeniously
braided tightly and firmly together, edge 10
] clge, making the toughest, most flexible, elias
TIC and durable spring ever used. They seldom
bend or break, like the single Springs. and con
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful
shape more than twice as long rs any Single
Spring skirt that ever has or can be made.
The wonderful hexibility and great comfort
and pleasure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex
EIiptc skirt wAl be experienced particularly
Ia al crowded assemblies. operas, carriages.
railroad cans, church pews, arm chairs, Tor
promenade and house dress, as the skirt can be
folded when in use 10 occupy a small place as
easily and conveniently asa muslin dress.
Alady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Eupu Steel Spring Skirt for a single day viii
never Afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children. misses and young ladies
they are superior 10 al Others.
TIL hoops are covered With two ply doubl,
twisted thread and VIII wear twice as long as
the single yarn covering which Is used on az
single see! hoop skirts The three bottom rods
on every ski. are also double steel, and twice
wearing or the rods when dragging down
stairs. stone steps. etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject 20 when IN use.
All are made Of the new and elegant corded
tapes, and are the best quality in every part.
giving 10 the wearer the most graceful and per
feet shape possible, n are un4uestiouabTV the
IEhtest most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomicai skirt ever made.
For sale in all first class stores, Wholesale and
Retail, In this city. and throughout the United
States and Canadas, Havana De Cuba, Mexico,
south America, and the est Indies
EB- Inquire for the Duplex EIIfpf Tor
Double spring Skirt.
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1DttLCs
TREASURY DEPARTsrEST,1
NINTH Agency, ;


VHE large quantity OF captured cotton re-
/ longing TO the United states, which has
been stolen or otherwise wTongfully taken, and
which is now concealed or has Deen disposed OF
Ia fraud OF the United States. has induced the
Secretary Of the Treasury 70 authorize and d.
rect such action - VIII lead to ts recovery,
where 10 can be recovered, Ortne recovery Of its
value, where It has been disposed OF and can
not be reached.
All persons are hereby notified that super
gising agent James N. Tomeny. at Mobile, and
David o.. Baraitz, at Memphis, are respectively
authorized Il pay one-lourth OF all suGh cotton
s. shall be delivered 10 them at Mobile or
Memphis.
Any person thFO1gh whose Information and
Efforts any lot OF sGct cotton shall be 80 Ceitv-
eTess viii receive one-fOuTih Of u as his COM
Yensatlon therefor.
The Government viii rot be EsHle eor the
pay -deut Of any expenses Orch1rg%- 4EsSe
must DC paid out az The oue-fourth, and 50 tEet
the hree-fourthS retained by the Government
Is received in Mobile or e. Memphis free OF al
expenses or charges
Any person through whose information ara
efforts the Government shall be enabled, ~
eases where the property itself cannot ~
reached. to recover paymen for captured e[
ton Which has been disposed Of in fraud % ne
United states, viii be paid ons-ioutth OF 1ie
sum 80 recovered. .hss
csnsrsnsafion viii please TO VIA
NJ fom4nv or Mr.. Harnitz.
WM. P. MELLEN
ds27 Wv General Agent Treasury DeP@
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ChGHcery Sale o9 City Property,
at PUBLIC AUcTIoA.
On Friday, I2fh January, 1886.

Chancery side OF tie Common law and Chan
cery Court Of re CITY OF Memphis
". ID. F-eTz.=1n IS. Henry Wade. Alexander
Erskine, AID VS.. Macrae.
10y virtde ef an tIterlOCur0ry decree mldo ia
D shs above cause on the 2iday Of December.
lsu7, 1 viii, On Friday, I2th oar Of January
1870. AT the Court Hou@ door. between rn-
hours Of 10 and u o'clock NJ, sell at public auc-
ton the GLOWING described real estate. to-7V1l=
Lot No ~ nve, in block no. n, fronting on
Elliot street, seventy-hve l5l feet, and running
back one hundred and twenty ,l4r IeeL.
TERMS OF SALE; silg0 cash, and the balance
OF purchase money IN two equal payments %
SIX and twelve months, the purchaser executing
notes with coed and Sufficient security. and q
lien retained en- the land as additional security.
ACGUSTON ASTON, CLERK & master.
nanam h. 81 ~ IL -
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HYACtNTH and tulip Buds. lust received
Ill direct from Holland, az
? T. c. CRAIG 4 co.'s Seed Store.
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Cilaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday, January 30th, 1860.

". p York. ~Admiukrr1t0r t.4f non OF
James Sloan deceased, rE Vs.. J.. smith
u II virtue az an fuaeTIoelf1- decree uaF.lg
Dthe above Canseo tue 1-sf1fE c--ntar ~
! viii, on January Gth. ISL. az the Cgrrt are-4
door, efWe-n The hours OF lJ O'Clock A--a-f
i q. sell al Fu1lc Auction aL the rl-tt. a-s
ana interest % w D. smith. in and o. & r-Eatu
tract otlau1 described as 0llr-rE.I--- .r.
ia The 2d Cyl District OF shelby county, -as-
ue>See- on TIE waters " Ealr Cleas- and
bounded a. follows; On thc south bv the lands
OF samuel Douglas. samuel G1LEu on tI-
east IuO. h-Ioues on the james sloan.
El- ll4l ard EIi. lilim5 on -l- re-r. e.u-
tanning abuutgEe hundred and lsanr- a.ra=
IEE1s or o cre-i- Of : and Is
months
Ge1u5z A AT-rTE rra-r e erH----
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de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
gentlemen's boon! The sweetest thing and
largest quantity, manufactured nom the uca
Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the ace
and person, to render the skin son and neshs 70
prevent eruptiors, 70 perfume clothing, etc
It overcomes the unpleasant Odor Of psrspira-
ton.
1t removes redness. tan, blotehes, etc.
II cures nervous eadache and aLays inna-
nation
Il coos sofens and adds delfcacy 10 the skin.
n Yields a subdued and lasting perfume.
IL cures m~usqultO bites and sttngs of insects
II contains no material injurious 70 the kin
Pasronfsed by Actresses and opera Singers.
Il il what every lady snCuld nave. sold every
vhers. Try The Magnolia Water once and YOU
all use no other cologne, perfumery, OF toilet
water Afterwards.
DEsIAs BARNES & CO.,
Props Exclusive AGENTS, \. Y.
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iNAiN ETNS Away FROM THE

The Rochester Union hasthe following.
The hrst Instance that ever came 10 ne
knoWlcdge Ola tram running away from
DC conductor occurred yesterday. on tbe
Erie Road, az avon. The orSir1
from the city stopped al Avon "a -
While the conductor, brakenan 80
some eight or ten Passengers We're q, n
table, the engineer took his sign
start from the wrong person, cnd w.
on bis way toward Corning. A ~
train approached Liv0nia the s,frnaI ~
given 70 break, but was notresp6nded ~
ana the train ran hy the station, Tn
engineer backed up and vent 70 see what
was the matter.
He found the train vs. without con
duct0f or brakeman. De received a
from thoe conductor that be wls
lOiIo"lAS WITH an engine, and waited
accordingly. Misforulnes 40 not corn.
hingiy. The engine which taeeopduct -,
had procured al Avon 10 convey him III
and passengers 70 Liyonia. broFa 80,
Don after starring; ami the pa-4- IA -
return and get a carriage, vsith Vbi~b
they drove 20 LIvOnia. Tee resultoF ~
mishap vas lat tie train reached
Coming nearly three hours after time.
Ci"S Of the PASSENGER, who was left
with the ~condUcto~ eating his breakfast,
had ~ferenteen thousand dollars In a
fatchei which he had left in the car, and
a lady had money and valIables 70 the
amount u over two thousand dollars in
her satcheL These passengers were ex-
tremely anxious 70 overtake the runa-
way train, ami were relieved from their
anxiety when they secured their satchels
all right. IL was a mishap that might
not 0ccUr again in many years.
So With a view 70 a~scertaining The
dspth II will be necessary 10 60 TO find a
solid foundation for the piers Of the con-
templated bridge aeross the river at st.
Louis, City Engineer Homer has been
engaged in boring into the bottomo O the
river at several places. The solid sheet
Of ice that covers the water affords a
good opportunity for the work. in the
Of the river, nearly opposite the
foot Of Washington avenue. the augur
solid rock at a depth Of seventy
feet from the ice, and this is probably
near about the average distance down
10 the rock underlying The gigyr bed.
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Dissolution.

The co~parfnershsp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the hrm name
o. FarraEon. COrdes & Co, was dissolved on the
LIST Instant by Limitation The name OF the firm
viii be used BY either partner IN closing up the
old business. 1NO. 2. FARGAsOE,
A. CORDES,
Ian. g. HIRAM A. PAAfIEE.
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BILLIARDS.

A NEW BILLIARD AssoCIAuoS-FREE VIEW rEATUnE =
TIE KNIGHTS OF TIE oDIoSG TABLE ARE AT CUES
Mlnv Of the seats sacred 70 the Twelve with King Michael
a. their bead from heneeforh Egel the recoec.
tons Of the Sangeal will not avail 10 bring the Efrant
Knights back 10 their true allegiance la BRIEF there has
split the party for whose reconstruction the ehos
Of all fuiare committees will DO Intellectual ,,r,--
In answer 20 n call issned some time ago BILLIARD
Of eight different States convened on Monday
last at tue Filth Avenue Hotel INDUCED In spirited discus;
resolutions and adopted constitution and by laws by which
the National American Billiard Association 70 be gov
erned
Ihs following some Of tne TesSGtiOo' passed
b.rdoo prog.o DO hereby fqEm ogr.ys, ITO ~ %
70 be called The Nsons American BILLIARD A',gsA1n as 9 o.
principe copeon tina, his Association shall be open fr
stoy Zee Il s5 si.r gns coniuon an bylaws INA, tbs
AocaSq .ss 'sss sGsssse 81 s uc suS on any
whh TIE Players emsey, select that there ,h.l BE- pe2as
commonly deferred at the present time ieng I1 o., s,;s and
ns crss~ which, prizes 70 be eon'endsd or
A. b gTC,asd and sssP 4 rsSi5 ~
One other resolutions Of miner Importance were
Signed by John Fwey Cievs,nd Melvin Foster, NswYei
John Dee aenns Aishssi F9ey D.ro samuel Ln1,r,
cSHa Chg. sp,adips 65osIyn MeS.s o'sy ~ wH
f05s ~ y Ley Dei William d Hs so.Sn Peer
C. X hysh, B9'iSp Gee BrSw9 N'rri H Henry
N.Y. Gfoi: " vi Henry bI.4,wi;t ci9s.iss' ,s';Va
bn;r1 SS'RnS j ISan fsa.S w StSs
AT adjourned meeting held In the afternoon OF we sane
day the following gentlemen were elected oees e AS
ISOLATION:
Pr,,idsat-Dudley Kavanagh N T.
Vio,. Presiisnt-JOhG FrawleS Cleleland.
Permanent Sscrdary-Samuel David, N Y. So
Western and Southern Seeradry-G w. MCCusgh edltof
Billiard Mirror, Cincinnati
TTedsuT1-F. Grote. -
E1scntiut Commftas-John N brunswick Cincinnati WIN.
Godthwsite Boston, Michael Foley Deiroi JAS l. Doyle.
N. Y. Michael Geary, n. Y.
We should not omit to mention that At the aoIrneo meet
every year. which prizes Of suitable ehrsc
ter sha be awarded TO the best payers The ssseuon OF
duty devoying upon the Executive Committee. ~
TAe time and place Of the hrst Tournament WIN 20 an
nounNed at an early day.
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as is going here II was my intention 70 DO when
started The fact it, however that there is almost nothing
to chronicle that ones thoughts and pen run naturally
into holiday gossip and sits and writes, one signs
10 think what place England is for the rich and vol
born and thoir hsngerson what dull dark, monstrous
home for oil beside If the science ofiuxuriou and cult
waited Life make folk happy. then the English upper
ten thousand ought 20 DO the hsppct of oras lOr tree
months from the middle Of July in every year
But for again. We'll there is no news, and that
is the fact Readers must look Berlin for the next half
year. any rate for Bismark he's the lead aud we
have all nothing TO do but wait here watching with
deep interest whether lie win rough the JnnterPay in
second round and really stand or fail on his democratic
lead. At tho same time for large number Of our best
people the interesvith which looking at Northern
Germany palos before the feeling akin to agony with
which we expect your next elections Not being on the
spot our faith is probably weaker than IT need be- but 1t
does seem to that you have desperate hard road TO
hoe and chat the good never lad more need Of
strong hearts and clear brains than this Fall on your sido
tho water. May they be forthcoming in ali abundance
I. H..
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CITY FENLiNISM

Arrival OF MoRrARTY IN EBw-YoRK-MUnPHY
SAFE AND ON HIS WAY HoMB-THB CANADIAN
FESIASs OPPOSED TO THE SENATE PARTY.
Yesterday morning M Moriarty, one Of the pris-
oners who escaped ola Canada arrived In NeWiorf and
recorted himself Col Rely the Stephens headaaFter
lie gives interesting the escape and the means
used TO eject Murphy Is on BIZ way here and VII prob
ably arrive today lie denounces the Roberts
Sweeney wing that the Canadian Fenians are de-
cdedy opposed Invasion Of Canada Murphy has0ever
peen identified Senate party snd has no desire TO be
mistaken for the CosMlrphy connected with Roberts.
The pic MIC which to have been held on the 2s OF hls
month postponed 10 the 2jh when wiz take place al the
Crem0ne Gardens Mr. Stephens VIII he present. as also
Mr. Byrne tho late Warder OF Richmond Bridewel Juoln
Mgrphy and Morarty viii afO.robAby on that occasion give
Of their from the clutches Of the
authorities Great preparations continue 20 be mahe 10Y ne
forthcoming Ear The ladies' continue hard at work, rom
early morning till late az night and In the room set
apart their they have quito large collection OF H.eI
artices From what taey have already 10 y certain thA le
Fair will when held be worth VISIT and will not al 70 %
success. ,.,-
Increased interest appears 20 be taken in al matters relating
10 Feniansm especially In the stephens wing The rooms
are constantly crowded with newly arrived lrshmen from The
other side well by anxious sympah1es resident mere
Col Kelly finds plenty Of work Tor himself and clerks odo
and they at ID from y in the morning ill or In the
evening Mr.. Stephens will be here Saturday and will
then probably tx day for theF air TO be held.