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V,BoMas powaINo. Auc.icreer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
ON / STREET, BE TNEEN TENTH AND
EIEsENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated June -
tSsh. 1873. and duly recorded III Liber 769, n.H
foii9 leo. ct sel., OF the la1IG records OF .A,A
the District oi Columbia ard by the written drec-
tion OF iAe party eesured thereby, we VIII sell. at
public sUttlon. IN trout o.. the premises, on FRI
DAY, Ths 1rH DAY OF JANUARY. 1891. AT 4
O'CLOCK NJ. all that pIece parcel OF ground
.{;na and se;ns In Washington city. District Of
Columbia, sHd known md described part of Lot
two tV. in square nine hundred and ffty.seven
t?.3l, helne the west thirteen feet one half inch
l3 &l2 IT. by depth Of ore hundred feet 600 IT,
Of ss;ti lot, With x improvements Sad al estate
viii te sold subject to 81 UNPAID ta,es collectors
certificate q which viii be exhibited at the sale
Terms One-fhird OF the purchase money In cash,
Of which deposi, Of $50 must be made ;, the sale.
and :ia oaisLce in two qnal iostalments. payable
IN six al d tselEs nGnths respectively, for which
The proElls- Org notes Of the purchaser. listed on
the dag Of sac, and bearing interest from date at
the rate Of SIX per centum per until paid and
secured by deed of trust the property sold
mEst be given or the GEcl. purch Sse money may
be paid n, ut the or ton Of the purchaser II
the terms Ct sae nj: com piled With within ten
days from ia day If sale the Trustees reserve the
right 70 resell said I, al estate at the risk and st Of
tie GcfsultiIg purchase after five days notice All
scnvey anciag and recording at the expense Of the
purch3s O. b. CHURCH, T-n.+aa.
d. Cast n. P. CALLAN., trustees
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BUsINEss is business and nothing else This
TACT is recognised In all its strength by two De-
troitefs. each OF whom has insured the others
HE IN good round sum. When starts out for
week s trip b accompanies him To the depot
aEd sizes bin OF with the remark IL shall i've
In dailj no; eS or learning thai you have been
70 NE on viii he recalled by telegram. Ira Ia,
Old felow-be as careless as you can for you
Know hos badly need that S2oOGo." A lev
days ago when was taken suddenly N A VAS
sun ~ he'd from Toledo by Telegraph. he ar
Tireo GA TIT Hrst train and rushed TO H's hou a
aud sSkJd CT his wife: did he die easys" .sDie.
Why he S so much letter that he's Sitting up"
Drat The luck, I've got splendid ch.Lce TO
puy into al Old established house In Toledo and
u Zen cfls well he'll knock my prospects sig
higl' Nocldh'v Cpen uind0w or him or C,vo
7 m oCse o; srsenic 10y mistake. would YOU II
we're 10 premise you a one fourth interest In
my pa'lnefship'-Def Free Press.
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nUNCANsoH BROS. Auctioueers.

SALE OF yALUABLk REAL ESTATE On THE
RIVER ROAD SOUTH, FIVE MILHS FRO
WARRINGTON CITY, PART OF THE ORIG
had TRaJf OF LAND. KNOWN AS
Under snd by virtue Of the provisions Of ~
deed OF trust from FrauCis A. Nahlor and ~
wife and Joseph WAhier aud wife to tia IA
dsIsigi co. tearing date the 4th day Of April. 1875,
and recorded in Lbef No. 835, folio l95, &c, isnd
records District OF Columbia the undersigned VIII
Sci at pubic suction on the prsUises on To ESDAY.
THE4 ara pay OF JAHuABT, 1881. AT 8 O'CLOCK P.
NJ. TO tEo highest tidder, the following property
situate IN &c county o. Washington. in the Dis
tsict q; aid. and known all that piece or pay
eel 0f lard lying the east side of tia River road
!eaiin1 froei Washington city 70 Fscatavay. M.
at loint here that road I.stas With tb. road to
cardi.', Nj T. This Prcpe-ty is about fys miles
ron .ha city OF Wasrit Htco, sHd il Lot No. OF
the ests'e Of - Bolivue." contai1ing 1Of aces. l
rood ~ perchee. more or lsss. It's proximity to
tine cIty of Washington, and tbs richness Of the
soil. IL k.s this property valuable foc gardening
1tTrs One third c4sh balance at one aud two
years, viii i-terest at ga per cent per anuum,
p@yatts Sc mi snnUsIly, secured by deed Of trust
e. the property sold from dF g # SALE ail cash
=, the etion II the purchaser. 4 deposit Of 600
reqrs ar tire time of saie sd sli co,iveyancing ut
pare; . er's cost. BAN OoLph. BARTON.
ous' u N aid Trustee. q y. Calvert g., Bsltt-
IRE, nd. fiecA -eoxdbs
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In THE CASE OF ABE Ro-HscHILD, ct JefIer-
Son, Texas, Tried for the murder OF his mistress,
the Jury Thursday returned q verdict OF not
guilty. Great excitement prevailed I'm court.
RothSehild left Immediately for Cincinnati.
The theory OF his attorney was that Bessie
Moore. the unfortunate woman. COMMITTED SUI,
eide.
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MARkTRn.

CRLSSMAN-CAIN. On December 10th 1850
by Rev. WIN. Mchenney, past.r Of Hamline n
r. Church. WA ID CRossMAS and IDA H. Gam
both OF Washington. ID u. No cards
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AUCTION SALES.

DT yIRTUHOF ADEoREE OFTHE So -
ID PRkME COURT OF the Dtstrict o. 70
inmfas passei In Equity Cause No. o$Sc, -
shall sei At public snction upon the preaases q
WEDNESDAY, THE SIH DAY OF JANUARY, 1851,
,T3 O'CLOCK p n, sd that certain real estate
lying 10 the County Of WASHINGTON. In the District
Of Columbia, known and designated as lot num-
bsred thirty sax Css). In Get tain subdivision Of
trac. Of land known go etropohs View, the said
lot CT, tanning twenty t2D acres, fronting on
Ssrtls avenue and beips improved by small tene-
uent house The Metro .clitan Branch Of tbs
Baltimore Ohio Z r passes through all this land,
station within i've minutes walk There are sew
@ra eue building rites IN the property, and it Id
we'll adapted for ssmn er re,idenc' fo- garden
IEg purposes
Te-1ns OF sale: One-third casd, and the balance
in eT' nj lnstallnents, payable IN one ana Two
years respectively, evidenced by the notes Oh me
purchase, bearing Interest snd secured ~ d5eo
Il tru-t upon the property. all cash at tne Qpuoh
O. the purchaser A deposit OF 800 will bs re-
QUirrc st the tine of sale CoDvsyancins ana re-
rdrg at TIE cost OF tbs purchaser. ana II tne
terms of sse are not coz Ile,t with IL I've Gays,
the der-iI ed reserves Tire rishs to rsseh IL the
risk auG co Of the def slIitiEs purchaser
RANDOLPH BARIoN:, Irus'es,
- N Calvert ~ B2ia4lore. Md.
DTECASSOy BROa AUS dec4-d
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IFT SITES SALE OF Two-sTORY FRAME
DNsILIN9 AND LOT +; URTEEN FEET
IN Akb BALE INCHES BY FIFTY
~ FIFTY FEkT, ADJOINING, ON SOUTH
SHE OF w, BETWEEN TENTH AND
III tNENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue # 3 Decd nf nat lated Deem -
Der 18Th. 1877, a. day recorded in Liber f.s3
No. S'4 foiio 242. one IF the land records A-t.sA
for TIE District Of tollnbt2. and by the written
dill eCtlon of The party secured thereby, viii sell
at pUhiic auction. in trout Of the pfemises on
SAIt RDAf. January STH. 1881, AT $50 p NJ
the following described real est.te situate in the
city OF iD1tsn, sad District. to wit Lots
9, d nd +, in John g. AdaDs' subdivision Of Lots
NGs. 1y and 20, in saiJ Adams subdivision of
SIus No 81, a. said utCiiSisi1E of said Lots C.
ard IS duly recorded IN the Surveyors office of
said city, in Liber a. 81. r. fCIo 2l7 toyetii.r with
the III rroyems ats thereon.
Terms OF sale O:.e:hird cash: hasncs in six
and twelve months, vi Ii interest at : PER cent to
oe res nred 10y purchasers Rot.s and deed of trust
On ir'I eIty old GA Teyaac,ng and recording at
purcl aFer's cost This properly will be sold sep
s-stey OF Rs whole. as may he deemed best at
tine of safe 40 deposit required at time Of sale:
and te' ma OF sale 70 be compiled with in six days
irGn sale, esse Trustees reserve rieh: to resell al
~.-k aIIi c, - of Gefsuitins pnrchaser
WM HOFFMAN,
ARTHUR 4 EihNEY, ! Ai"s'eoe-
rs 6T,.i.a
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In INK BOSTON WAiEING MATCH Fitzgerald
Withdrew yesterday afternoon. after making
%5Z MILF =. AL nidnsght the score ot the two
rem aiming contestants was as follows: I.acouss
s93. Wimot 355
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A KANSAS FAkMka Whites that many people
who go west' l. SSt expect 10 be disappointed
Ia Ii OF finding tie pleasures aud cOIyeniehoe5
Of The east. Wsvfe tae !;sr.ns were made pic.
TURF sGue ana eo.aio. table by cur hardw0rslag
fotGf0thersS
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TRUST EES' sAIE OF vlIUaBLH IMPROVED
Y.F MIN sEnT Srp .r, a ~"-NoO'

DEtNE- y AND l. SrREETS.
BIZ virtue of deed o; trust ca.ud November "A
2stn. a T. Si3. and dul; recorded La LATER r.
No rs foio %h9, ct Sci ,one o: the land rec -.
oras fol the Dts ct Of Co:umbia,I viii sal al public
auction, In front Il the prem iscs. on FRIDAY, THE
18th DAY oE JANUARf, A. d. 1881, AT O'Clock
Pm TIE following described real estate, situated
II the city OF Washington District OF Columbia. to
st: Lot nuDibe-et i've 81 in Shepherds subdi-
E!sicn Of square numbered one hu drei and sixty
tSEf So as aid subd;siaon il duty recorded upon
the Dol kE OF the Survey Crs Office Of said city,
Lloer 81 ID G. folio 2l6. 2ether with the improve
Hen's thereon, Consisting OF tvo-story basement
and EianssrG Brick DWELLING
TERMS The amount Of Indebtedness secured 10y
said deed ot trust unpaid, with tie expense of sAie
IN Ca.h; AID tbs be ancs a. tweivs and eighteen
months. Which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day Of sale and scared
bya Gefd y, trrst tie pr,,i srty sold. shalt Do
tsken- A deposit of two Hundred (2e0) dollars
shall ne required OF the purchaser st tho time u
sale A.. eonNeyAnGDg a. cost of the purchaser.
\; teFius CT sale are not complied with in seven
Gayp. he Trustee RS tEo right 10 resell the
PrJpe.ty a. the sk and cost o. The GefAuling put
chaser after ave days. sdyeI tiseneut.
JOHN W THOMSON. Trustae.
J. I. COLDTRLL. Auct- de2i. D. 81 !a4. :. 10 Ii
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,EHOMAs DONLINa. Auetioneer.

FpOVFD PROPERTY ON TIE EAST SIDE
az INK SEVENTH SHEET TURNPIKE,
NEAR THB howard UNIVERSITY. BE-
TWEEN 1kUnBeLL STE1ET AND HOW
ARD AVENUE
Nv vi-tra cf q decree Of II. Supreme ~
Court % The district Of Columbia, passed -
the y-h day Of Jann3ry. 1880. IN Equity -E.t&a.
(.1r,a Sc. 5 ga. wherein f'iver Il. Msgruder Is
rnn pIsitsut, ard John ~ Bes!i ct al Defendants
ths UNDERSIGNED trusted vii sell at At oOLooK
p n 5Ta DAY OF J4sUAGT, 1881. the folio wing
described property. Ia par:e.s. according to plat
fled in the cause. w: al lhat part of
I tTsCt of land IN Warrington county, in the
D1st1cr Of Columbia, kloVn Mount Pleasant
and being part OF iot No. three CD, in
thc division Of said tract. Shich WAS allotted
DsTId i.ter. 81 part marcel of lard ironing
On tue eastern boundary Of the Seventh Street
square sCre ct land. bounded on the north by W.
sold ~ Aaron NJ. Gsttre |, together with all in
proven ms &c. Said pr rerty was su ndi y;dnd
Into lpts - % % ~ feet 'front.' with depth of 2iS
feet. Ore of said lots is npr 1yed by lsrge three
story brick dwelling and nIlthGyiss.
1estOs OF sale OEe-tiIr OF tho purchase money
caah n hsn5. and the IeIna nder in three equal
instruments. rsyable s. elk, Twelve aud eighteen
months from the day of sale, the aid deferred pay
meIts besrDy interest the Of SIX per cent per
annuIa from cate Of ss.e. Iii ccnveyancing az
cost Of purchaser. Taxes t, be paid BIZ the
Trustee out OF the proceeds of sale deposit of
t3O on eseb lot reQuir ed on day OF sale IL the
terms OF sac are not con iie with IN ten days the
1rustee reserves the iGh: 10 resell the property at
The riss snd cost Of the hefauItia2 purchaser.
oet1O iSffs FAsSEY l.. PAGE. Trustee.
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FrEs SARGENT died In Boston. Thursday night,
agt 81. He was editor or the Boston Tran
SCRIPT from 1874 to 1858, and early in life was
COZ rected with the Boston Alas. He was au--
thor OF q life Of Henry Clay. also of several
plsys, and was associated With Park Benz amin
In editing the NeD World In New York. In
later years he has devoted much LABOR TO works
on splrituaiisnl. During the last two wears he
edit ed the ICY clopeda VI British and American
Poetry" He was author also OF several works
OF tctiOn aud poetry.
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= Henry Washington.

BANGED YESTERDAY. Henry Washington,
coi red, aged eighteen. was hanged at Jackson,
Mir, yesterday, for the murder OF II. II. It'll
last July. lie had previously confessed his
gut {, and had nothing TO say on the gallews.
Ee exhibited some emotion. large crowd
wa. present. An Episcopal minister attended
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ALLEN CAMPBELL, democrat and anti Mormo 4
candidate for Delegate TO Congress from Utah,
Is coming east He says Gov. Murray VIII
gate Cas- non q certificate, the objection being
that Cannon Is an alien and pOlygam:St.
TIE re will at any rate be q contest In Congress
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A White season for Balls and Rail
DresseS-Absence Of Color In a RalI
HOOm--COsy street Dresses-HOli.
day Gifts and Fancies for Personal
and Household Use.
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lect OF ply fdtuef IMAM envy ana Diane.
QUAINT THINGS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE AND D2CoRA-
TiON.
The most important element In par.o: orna-
mentation nowadays is an open fire OF WOOD or
coal, and set of brass irons, Including fen
der and aHdirons or coal scuttie. An outas costs
from forty to fifty dollars including fend sr
unless one Is lucky enough to flud them at
less But they certainly brighten surround
ing objects wonderfully, and 70 gentlemen on
New FEARS Day. the open fire has enormous
ao Sne cs,n nne grgas ps OF aakn ni OF Nan
as desirable as ever, and large sums are sp sat
on them as permanent Investments; bat
novelty GAS q part OF fashionable furnishing,
ale the bronze tncense burners copied NON aa-
Client temples, In which pastllles, em!rtiug q
slight fragrant smoke, are constantly kept burn
Ing; o,.,.n n.,o.,.,. ,.,n. ,.
of every modern household. and supplement
the hi n lights OF chandeliers most charmingIy
They aIe set upon stands made for the purpose,
AID are most useful In lighting u2 dark corners
aDo for looking over books or nne engravinSs
For table use all the old shapes In Jugs are
revived. and copied In finest ware, with most
works have sent out some beautiful forms re-
Gently. and the decoration OF them is not dis
dalned by Cur best known artists. Table des-
1or
are mede. and they are most used as they are
most suitable for gifts. There are dessert sets
in which each plate is decorated With differ
cut kind of fruit, the rims showing delicate
bordering OF flowers and leaves Ovai dishes
and coDlpOtieTs are made to match.
Ice cream sets consist OF large oval dish
with Inverted Fittings and round handles dec
Grated with long branch OF blossoms an fruit
and accompanied by q dozen OF the largest
sized dessert plates, fuled and decorated to
match.
For gentlemen there are lovely individual
sets OF R3ya! Worcester, consisting OF coffee.
cup ana saucer ana fat quaint little cream
Jug, and there are also mitK and bread sets for
lunch composed OF bowl saucer, and plate. OIL
Wedge wood or Copeland, the decoration OF tht
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THE TRADES.

DUOKB1EDIN0-The LYohFr BuHDsRY employ
- hrst class Worknet. AID turns out superior
WORK. It ID Of the Oldest sntS In to
city lOl2 PA. ave-, Sd Gaor octl
nIk6UN BkOTHEk6,
" PRACTICAL BOOK And JOB fRIHTHRa,
I0l2 Pernaytvani1 ave., Weshing.on- d q.
- Yfno RYlntinR 0Do0iAfty. 10
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]. STR S,
Cherry Pectoral

FoR DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS, SUCH
AS CouGHs, CoLDs, WHooPING CoUGH. BRoN
ChITIs, ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.
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The few compost
tons which have won
t~heconfdence of man.
kind an d b Q c o m Q
b o u words,
among not only one,
but many nations,
have extrsordi-
virtues. Per.
no one ever Sc
so wide a p
tation. or maintained
1t as long as Z
CHERRY PICTORIAL. II
has been known to
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the public about 40 years. by a long continued
series Of marvellous cures, that have won for II
Q confidence in its virtues never equaled by
any other medicine. 1t still makes the most
e~ffectual cures of Coughs, Colds and C~onspmp-
ton that can be made by medical skin. In.
deed, the CHERRY PICTORIAL has really robbed
these dangerous diseases of their terrors to q
great extent, and given q feeling OF immunity
from their painful effects that is well founded.
If the remedy be taken in season. Every
family should have II in their closet for the
ready and prompt relief of its members.
Sickness, suffering. and even life Ia saved by
this timely defense. The prudent should not
neglect 1t, and the wise will not. Keep II by
you for the protection 1t affords by its Carly
use in sudden attacks.
PREPARED BIZ
DIR. J. O. AVER l. CO., Lowell. Massachusetts.
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS N DEALERS
III IN MEDICINE. je11td
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A DvERTIsE IN THE EUREKA
"A sExzrxxL. the BEST sdvsrtisins msdian
In uastern Nevada
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OF Memory. Lassituds, Nocturnal I ~ q Loss
Aversion 10 Society. Dilnness Of v,., emissions,
IN the Head; the vital fluid PASSING vn; Noises
IN the urine. and many other disesss SaUuservsd
to insanity and death. saat lead
DR.. MINTIE will agree N ,or,o,
Hundred Dollars for 4 Gaze NJ ,h,a n rive
the VITAL RESTORATIVE psslnointt
special advice and treatmentl viii " hs
for anything impure or injurious ,n nus err, o
DIR. MINTIE treats all friyste n suna u IL
cessfully without mercury. C"n.. s..es suc.
free. Thorough examination and sd..n.s y
Guiding analysfs Of urine, IS 90. prtcs ~ N.
Restorative, IS 90 a bottle. q, so,. .,taI
the quantity. $40 90; sent to any, asS a1as ulass
receipt Of price, or O. ,. D., scene ~, y cpoa
servstfon, and In private name II S.s;,a1 o.
A. Il. MINTIE, m. ID. '~'
III Aearny 1T. San rraaciseo.
DR. MiNTIE's KIDNEY Rrwrnv
AEPHnETICUM, cures All iinSs ~ ~,
and Bladder Complaints, Goporrhpa A avn!
Leucorrh9s. For sale by ali druvgisss. a us -
bottle. six bottles for IS 90. va
DIX. MlNTIE's DANDrLIOy pyvrs
are the best And cheapest DYSpEPsra.nss
BILIOUS cure In the market. Fora aa'
all druggists.
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JUST RECEIVED

+ p. N. HANsEN's. North Main
IA street., Eureka.
Teas, from 35 cents 20 ee 30 pee lib.
CoRees. from 40 20 so cents per Ib.
Homeless Ham I'm skins.
BrOaled Mackerel fn Tomato and
Mustard Bauee.
Choicest wines and Liquors. oaotf
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THE GREAT ENGLISH RENEW

ma nevsr.fsil,ny
Cure for Neryouus
D,tbility,Ixbau,stisass
Vitality. .,emir.i
veal eahn' /. sperms.
w,r.ns,s, LOSy
potency, Paralysis
And all the terribl.
effects Of self.ab,a,ssss
youthful follies s a's
excuses In mature,
E0E~A
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-10
Telephone orders for
Choice meats of all kinds 20
ALBERT SEEssEI9S MARKET,
I2a Main street. 27t
Campbell Humps HIMSELF


There's trouble in the colored camp.
A darby named Walter Campbell
burst into the private apartments Of
D. L. Bowden, 90 Main street, and
demanded his immediate departure.
He conceived himself to be supreme
lord and master of all the good look
ing females in the house and didn't
want any interference on the part Of
anyone. Campbell's request was not
acceded to quick enough to suit him,
and placing his back against the closed
door he ran his hand into his hip
pocket and threatened to shoot
i%nstanter. A stampede took place and
Campbell was arrested and bound
over to answer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-10
LEDGER LIERs.

Hercules glue at Williams.
Malaga grapes. Lyle & Shields.
Shell oysters. Crystal Palace.
Try Clements Arrow brand oysters.
Salad dressing. Lytle & Shields.
The B. W. P. & W. Minstels to-
night.
Brown & Jones, coal dealers, 282
Main street.
Snowflake biscuits. Lyle & Shields.
Clements Arrow brand oysters are
immense. Try them.
Breeze from the northeast and mer-
curry GO at sunrise this morning.
Choice lot salmon, squirrels, quail,
%venison steaks and roasts, at Clements.
Five hundred barrels choice N. Y.
rose potatoes for sale low to the
trade at +. l.. Warmers
Succuoth, or the Feast OF 5le LA =
vest, was celebrated on SATURDAY. by
our Hebrew citizens.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-10
Inst Received.
r. Fransioli, zoe Front, receives
fresh Oysters daily by express.
18t
The Tramp.

W. II. Cardwell, the notorious
tramp, who has gained a national
reputation, and was recently sem
fenced to 200 days on the Island foI
vagrancy by the police judge, was re-
leased some days ago on condition that
he leave the city and never return.
He was accordingly put over on the
Arkansaw side in a skif, but managed
to come back to the city and tell his
old friends goodbye. He wrote a
letter from Canton, Miss, since his
departure, in which he excoriated
certain public officers for base in
gratitude. He also wrote a postal
card to an acquaintance asking him to
look up a lot Of old clothes, pawned at
an uptown boarding house.