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SUDDEN DEATH Yesterday afternoon, a very
respectable looking person entered Hammack =
restaurant, and was taken i'll suddenly A physi-
clan was sent for, but 10 no purpose as the person
was too far gone TO be Telieved-1as in fact dead
The physician was of opinion that the Immediate
cause of death was an affection of the beaIt eY-
cited by intemperance and exposure. Aninauest
was held by the Coroner, when it appeared that
the deceased was citizen of Philadei phia, where
he had occupied very respectable position His
name was Thomas Farman, or FREEMAN He had
evidently been indulging freely in intoxicating
liquors recently, and had been an applicant for
the protection of the city authorities when he
found himse II overcome by his indulgence, which
was gronted. The body was taken possession of
by the city officers, who have made proper ar
engagements for his burial here or delivery 10 his
friends In pennsylvania as soon as they Shall be
Informed Of his death and demand his body
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NorioE-I,tsirIef Of Colxm5ta Advsrti,ssnsnf,
" % is'srffd n tts BALTIMORE SUN avs yscsivsd
a. asd forwarded frori TIE STAR Office.
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The EXHIBITION AND CONCERT Of the Sunday
evening, at the Church Thirteenth street he
tween q and II, is expected TO be very enter
fainlhg affair, and will no doubt be very numer-
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THE WEsT GEORGETOWN SABBATH scHoor. will
have their picnic on Tuesday, the 10Th instant.
instead OF Monday, the 18th. Particulars will be
advertised next week -
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Later from In. Rio Grand.

NEW ORLEANS, May I6.-Brazos dates Of the
18th instant have been received Everything wss
quiet on the Rio Grand. This arrival brings
ST. coo IN specie
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Aid for the Liberal, i'm N.,ico.

NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-The Mexican steamer
Wave sails for Vera Cruzon Saturday, with sup
ply Of arms and ammunition for the Liberal
forces
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CARusI's MAY BALL, which was to have taken
place tomorrow night, at the Assembly Rooms,
mas neen postponed until next week In anticipa-
ton OF having the japanese present
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BASE BALL PLA1ER.-A Compendium of the
1850; price 10 cents. ~
Base Ball Game Books
Or1ers In at ADaMsoN's, Seventh street oppo-
afforded to- - " rs, az * ~
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THE DISTRICT IN CoNGRkss.-Saturday of this
week mas been set aside by the Senate ON resolu-
ton offered by Dir. Brown. for the consideration
OF business relating to the District of Columbia.
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0kkES TURTLE, the FIRST of the season, is an
nounced by Hanmack, In another column. Also
otner deiicacies, embracing choice wines and
liquors, selected expressly for that famous resau-
Iatenr- Everything good in the eating and
drinking IL me can be had at HamDack's.
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ROBERT HELLER.-The wonder-workings and
teats OF dtabteT'e performed mig htly by Mr. Heller
VINO Is without doubt the most expert presiidigi-
tateur IN the world are the theme of talk for the
whole town. His way of executing the various
experiments which he serves up to his audience is
worth special notice. Whatever he undertakes is
done In the most bare-faced and daring, and yet
narvelouSly simple and elegant manner, and
always In the full glare Of the lights, with an
apparently studied effort to avoid deception or
conceaiment The programme consists of novel
Ties unbeard Of, and the most wonderful effects are
produced in the most unex Pected manner One
great Improvement should not be forgotten, and
that Is the entire absence of all that glittering
clap Trap show on the stage, in which professors
OF magic are wont to indulge The fittings are at
once beautiful and elegant the furniture is entirely
OF gold, the chairs &c, are of satin damask and
In TACT the whole affair most perfect The second
sight business is wonderful in the extreme and
although we remember ii when Mr. Heller was
before the public, some six years since il is still
new and startling, and those who attend the
Theater frequently exclaim that the more they
see OF II the more they are astounded. Let every
one see the greatest conjurer living before he
leaves us.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON q TO- MoRRoV
BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer

BY A. GREEN, Auctloneer.
pCBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
Lots on THE iSLAND.-On WEDN ESDAY
the sth day Of May last, shall sell on the premi
ses, a. 90 ock ?, m, Lots No l and No. 6, IN
Sqyefe NO. SIS Lot fronts 81 feet street, and
lntest on Eleventh street Lot fronts ll6 feet on
elfginla avenue and Isl feet Twelfth STREET. and
i,om us commanding view and proximity TO the
Sthths, man institution. lbelug immediately IN
'front.' oil NJ rs considered much thu best location
LOT private residence now for sale on the Island.
Ether lot mig he Also be used for business poses
~ aesred By tho purchasers the lotsFIll be subdi-
W The title to these lots is perfect in all re-
speets.
Terms; One fourth cash; bslsnce in 6, u, and Is
months, Tor notes bearing interest from .y oT sale
deei given and a deed Of trust taken
ma d A. GREEN, Auot.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED
ia consequences OF the RAIN, until THURSDAY,
ths tIth instant, sane hour.
ma 10 eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct'r.
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AUCTION SALES.
w For Othsr Auctio,s Sales, see FIRST pa
By !. C. MCGUIRE d CO. Auctlonsers.
q, IL L. % L, . An II1,I.... IL ~

By J. G. MCGUIRE d CO. Auctlonsers,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs
On SATURDAY MORNING, May 18th al
l0o'clock, IN front OF the Auction Rooms, we sha
sell, for account OF whom IL may concern a gUan-
ty of excellent second hand Furniture and House
no Effects com rising
TX 'ellsnt MaboFary Cas- Piano Forte,
MahOgany Hail Spring seat Sofas, Arm and Rock
irg Chairs,
Marb top Center aud Sofa Tables.
Brussels and other Carpets OiicOth,
Cane AID w OOC-seat Chairs. Lounge,
Redsteads Bureaus, Washstands,
Looking Glasses, Toll Sets,
HAIR and HUsk Ma;trs 1885. Bolsters ard Pillows,
Sdeboards, Extension Table,
Cooking and other Stoves,
Together with a general Assortment OF Household
Requisites.
m. nj Il ], G.. MCGUIRE 4 CO Aucts
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By J. C. Mos UIRE 4 CO.. AuGtIoneers.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF FURNITURE
~ AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT THE VERNON
HousE.-0n MJNDAY MORNING, May 2,st a;
l. o'clock 1.-THE rnon Honse, corner OF Mos u
dysbus aud Third street west, VT shaI SIP uutu-
NJ of va'uable Furniture, Carpets and Beddins, It
the risk and expense vi a former purch, sAr. We
pame In paIt-
Fad some Oval and Ornamental top Gilt Frame
Msnte Mirrors,
-Four sets solid Oak Chamber Furniture, with Mar
be tops.
Solii Walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus and Wa hstandS
W III Marble tops,
Superior Spring and Curled Hair Mattresses,
Bolsters aud Pillows, Blankets, Comforts,
Cans-scat Chairs, Lounges, Toilet Sets,
Superior English Brussels Carpets and Oilcloths
Gas Chandeliers and Gas Brackets throughout
Chamber Tables, Towel acks, &c dc
Terms IS and under cash; over that sam q
credit of 81 and 90 days. for satisfactorily endoTsed
notes. bearing interest.
WN, A. BROWNING. Trustee
ma I'D J. G. MCGUIRE a co suots
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Yesterday, the following cases
were disposed of: TOwnley Johnson agt Edw.
QuiTk; verdict for defendant - damages SI5
Oh. Ullman agt. Selmer Seibert; verdict for de
PENDANT. Henry Mullins agt Robert Cochran;
verdict Of non pros.
To-day, on motion by w J Miller, ESQ Ira
Freeman, Esq Jr., was admitted an attorney and
counsellor of this Court
The case Of Henry Weldon agt Benner Scoffield
and Mary A. Hamilton alias Emma Dupraee-it
being an action on Accountants taken up, and
inquisition returned for plaintiff in full amount of
charge.
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tMEs: w iNsLow, an experienced nurse end female
PnysIolsn, has Soothtng Syrup fer Calder Tseti-
tns wnch greatly facilitates the process fteethinE
~ solIIanlng the gums, reducing 81 Infammstion-
VIII hcy all pain, and is sure to regulate the
ooNels. Depend upon il, mothers il viii give rest
70 yguIselVes and relief and heath 20 your Iufpnts
another column 90 1i III, an
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WIN, A. BROWNING. Trustee,
ma lid j. G. MCGUIRE d CO. Aucts.

BY WALL. Il BARNARD, Auctioneers
I OTIS IN THE FIRST WARD, ON SEVEN
IL TENTH STREET, AT AUCTION On MON
DAY AFTERNOON, the 2ist Instant, at hall
past five O'Clock, we will sell, in front Of q Q
PREMISES, Ots Z ana 3, In UavIdson's subdivIsInl
STREET west; betwee north L. AID Nj streets.
Terms: One fourth cash; balanoA IN s and II
months, secured by deed oftrust on the premI seF
NAH WALL BARNARD, hucts
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By WALL & BARNARD, Auctloneers.
SAIHn M vAIIrAnt

n 'OIuulSSlONbhS' SALh OF VALUABLE
y NEAL EsTArEt imp RovEDlINTHE FIRST WARD.
By virtue OF an order and decree of the Circuit
court OF the District Of Columbia, bearing date on
the l2th day OF pecsmber, A. n. lsie and passed IN
tate OF James Il. Frere deceased. NE 1867 tho un-
nerslgnsd commissioners viii offer for Sals At pab-
10 auction, on IT. EsDAY, the 9Th day OF May A.
" Iho AZ half pait5 clock p. m, the premises
the following real &c ate and provements ect
70 me dover lntereets Of the widow Of sad James
IS. EIere deceased, being ons-thiro Of the n s and
profits Of the said estate curing her lIfe ts pre-
scribed and detennTe ed By SAID order and decree
namely; Lot 81 ground numbered ten. TO- in quare
numbered eighty six, 49, Of the plan of the said
city OF washington, with the improvements there
on, consisting of one two story frame hoaSe with
basement and one twO-story brick house
MS property fronts on the east side Of Twentieth
street between aud streets, and offers great in
ducements to purchasers.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash the residue in 70
ls ard a months, sconred BY the bonds of the pur
ehessI or purchasers, payable % the said hsrs and
peaIlns interest from the day of sale. TIte deed 10
is paid. i
III the terms of sale are not complied with within
i've dsys from the DAY of sale, the Commissioner
reserve the rght TO resell the said property at the
rlss' and expense of the defaultIng Purchaser hy
advertslng the same for week " two Insertions
In the National Inteigencer
All convesSpclng AZ the cost II the purchaser,
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GEORGE T. McGLUE,
JOHN HENDERSON,.
WILLIAM Il. SNITRSON,
THOMAS G. DOM.
CHARLES WALTER.
ap 22-d&ds WALL & BARNARD. Aucfs.

At the came time md place aud urop the
same terms specified above, and by virtue OF nu-
thorlty given US, We the unnersig ned Auctioneers
Will sell ali the dover interest and estate OF Elizs-
beth Nj. Frere, 1.-THE WIDOW of Jas. b Frere, deed
IN the above described property, known 81 Lot No
10 In 50 uare No. IS, with the improvements; thus
aHordlng at once al entire snd absolute title
WALL & BARNARD, hucts.
HCTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY AFTERNOON, i7tf instant
same hour.
ma 9-en&ds MALL6 BARNARD Anots
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By A. GREEN, Auc,ioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH
H ST.. BETWEEN | AND X STREETS NORTH. AT
AUCTION TN NEDN SDAY, the sd Instant.
snail sell IN 'front.' OF the emIses, ate Oc' ock D.
IN sOu h half Of Lot No. %, IN square M" SIC,
having a ont on Fourth stseet OF twenty sew en-
a paved alley.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in s, IL, and
ID months for notes bearing interest from th, day
Q! sale. A deed sigen and q deed oftrust taken.
Title indisputable.
mal7-d A. GREEN, Auct,
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FUTURE DAYS

BY J. q. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucugnae5s.
SUPERIOR TROTTINS HORSE. BUGGY,
- HARFEss, &c AT PUBL. c SALE-On SArUR
front of the krc,iOn Rooms We Shall cfsr for sa
the celebrated Trotting Horse snow Strrm,''
y said. his mile within minutes and S. secc nds
The horse was Gently the property Of Col. La
deTs; ana Is now sold because the owner has 10
Also, anew Buggy, Harness. Brides, Saddles.
street IN the rear Of the National H tel. Prvate
offers VIII be received before the auction.
Terms: credit of6o days for satisfactorily en-
NAV ed j G. Mcguire a CO., Aucts.
BY c. w. BOTELER & SONS. Aucuoneers.
= MTuRE AT AUcTfoN.-On MONDAY MORN.
shall sell fs The N0 as .sse BE-
tween 18th and 10Th. collection of good and near
family declining housekeeping. embracing IN part
En-, Rosesoot Piano, MAHOGANY Sofa.
Mahogany Rockers Elarb e-top Centre Table,
Mahogany Secretary ard Bookcase, Brussels Car
Mantle Ornaments, Oak SIdebo.rds. Oak Chairs,
Oak Ext,nsion !, ALL, Builors Tray,
fhe r Cana IN nIn I Set, Gold and Blue Band
6i1 Cd cas.oss t eat SPd pressed Gas Ware &C.
OAK set Of Cottage Chamber Furniture.
Walnut Bedst1ad. Walnut Dressing Bureau,
Tin Sale, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Requisites.
Cook and other owes, c.
s. and 80 days, for approved endorsed notes, bear
Ing interest.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auo,Iouecrs.
VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALEINS SQUARES
los AND i85, PART OF THE PROPERTY OF THE
LATE PURsER tIIzsERaLD.-On MONDAY, tue
l4tn of MAY, al "A o'clock. shal offer. at public
auction, lot of 81 feet, from ing ! street nuTth
and three lots of Il feet Inches fronting Eght-
eenth street west, all near the corner OF his teo nth
and | streets.
And on the next day, Nav 18th, 81 half past 4
"cinck ?. m, | shall offer, at putlIo auction the
whole of lot2. IN square 6S5. fronting 20 feet on
street north, and N feet on North Capitol street.
Ihls Is one Of the most beautiful anj valuable
lots on the Capitol Hill The title 90 all this GROUND
is perfect.
The terms will he mado known at sale.
THOS, CARBERN, Trustee
ina s J. &. MCGUIRE q CO, Auets.
nrTHE SALE OF THE PROPERTY 40
vertIsed shove m square loo rs postponed uHtil
THUS CARBERY, Trustee
ma l6 JAS. c. MCG UIR z q Co, a ucts.
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REMEMBER the Picnic of the Island Pub ic
Schools to morrow, at Columbian Springs, Re
member that Esputa's Cotillon Band is engaged
for all day, and up TO 10 o'clock p. M. Remember
that the object Of this picnic is to raise money for
the purpose of purchasing banners for the school
to the grounds is only IS cents and that onnbuses
will run between the city corner Seventh St and
Pa. avenue, and from opposite Island Hall) and
tue grounds during the day. Remember that the
entertainments of this sort
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Executive Mansion yesterday was attended by the
largest throng of people repen Der to have yer
s en- present on similar occasion The Marine
Band, under Prof Scala, played delightfully."-, ard
the enjoyment Of the O easion was universal
Among those in the gardens we noted number
Of Senators and members of the House. and other
distinguished personages and their ladies'
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STEAMBOAT NOTICE

~ STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
HE Steamer PHOENIX has been placed perma
neDtly on the Potomac nver for the E~~ss =,
a pronunciation of the citizens of <S35A<-tS
Washington, Georgetown and Alex -a<sr7.sa<a-s>
andna. She an be chartered for Excursions on IN,
most liberal terms. Sh has lately fitted up with I
new boiler, and all th" modern improvements Ap
ply on board. foot of Eleventh st.
ma l-eo2wf T.. A. RNTHER. Cant
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By BARNARD & BUCKLEY. Aucuoneers

By BARNARD d. BUCKLEY. Auctloneers.
Georgetotcn, d. c.
Two FRAME DWELLING HOUSES ON
" BRIDGE ST, GEORGETOWN, AT AuCTI0N-On
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, z{th instant, at 6
O'Clock shall sell in front of the premises, Lot
Il, IN Holmead's addition tn Georg etown, Leipg 90
feet trent, by 10 feet deep, the north side of
Bridge, near Montgomery street, and improved by
two Frame Dwellings.
Terms made known at sale.
nal lid BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Aucts.
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Tor SERVANTS WEAR
4 Is pieces of osnaburg Blue and White Calicoes
~ do. do. Plaid Cottons,
- do. Penitentisry do.
50 do. Heavy Cotton Osnaburg,
SO do. do. Twilled Cottons,
IS do. Blue Drillings.
Just received and for sale at the lowest prices.
$50 H. EGAN, s.
32I and 323 Pa. avenue, south side,
ma Is 81 between 9Th and nth SITS.
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THE ALEXANDRIA, LoUDoUY, AND HAMPSHIRE
RAILROAD OPEN TO LEEsBURG. II he Alexandria
Gazette of this morning says: ''The regular pas
senger and mail train over the Alexandria, Lou
don and Hampshire Railroad, made its first en-
trance into Leesburg, and completed the connet :
ton between Alexandria and that city on yester-
day. The road opened by rail thus far Is now
placed in direct connection with Purcelville.
Snickersville, Berryville, and Winchester, by
means of the mail coaches of Means & Fawcetf
The new arrangement will so into operation on
Monday next"
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rigidly was this practice observed, as that Il
seemed to us that no one of the japanese cortege
could have seen the countenances Of any Others Of
The thousand surrounding them, except those of
The distinguished gentlemen to whom they were
Z rmally introduced
shortly after they retired. the vast throng In and
out Of the Mansion quietly retired-the United
states military prcsentupon the occasion returning
10 their rendezvous at the Marine Barracks under
command Of Major Terreit, u s. Nj. C..
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BY C. MCGUIRE a CO., Auotioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL HOUSE
Il AND1 Orion FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June
2ld, at6 90 ook the prem by virtue of deed
ol trust dat October 10th, 1859, and duly recorded
records for Weshington county D. c.. shall sen
Lot numbered one, in Reffsrn's subdivision OF
Square nnmb5fe Sd three hundred and thirty eight.
fronting 20 feet north ID street. at the corner of
Terth street west, and running back 80 feet TO an
OF a two-story frame Dwelling House containing
Terms; si25 in cash; the residue in monthly pay
menss Of SIS, with interest, secured BY . deea OF
w. REED, Trustee.
may It'd }. G. MCGUIRE a CO.. Au,ts.
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QuIrE An EXCITEMENT was occasioned on the
Avenue yesterday afternoon by large caravan Of
looking boxes, &c., which were vending the Z
way towards Williafds Hotel. Public curiosity
was gratifed on learning that the wagons con.
tanned the remaining portion Of the eighty tons
of baggage belonging to the japanese Embassy
WATCH RETURNS Hardiman was ar
rested this morning for stealing q ham of bacon
from Mr.. Pfugger, dealer In the market BE
was committed for court by the Chief of Police
VINO has been officiating for Justice Dom, who Ii
absent. -Four dodgers were accommodated.
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TOR SALE-A NEGRO NAN, q goodman
Il and farm servant; ne Is quick and INDUSTRIOUS
q capital breaker, orderer and manager of horses
and competent 70 any possible farm work and the
manag ement of any machinery used on farm, and
IL r. ears of age. To Southern gentleman re-
curing intelligent and very useful servant OF
this description, FOR his own use, he will be
sold q bargain. in order to get HIM q good home
His owner III not sell him TO trader Please adj
dress Box No. I3 Star Office. mar 9l- N
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II OOK OUT FOR PAINT
IL AT
No. 512 SEVENTH STREET,
Four Doors South Of OLA FtHOtrS' Hall.
II. w. HAMILTON has opened a PAINT
SHOP and PAINT SrOR = on the New York plan,
where ALWAYS be found PAINTS. OILS,
GLASS, BRUSHES, &C., a. g., at wholesale and
retail.
MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE.
AND BUCKETS WITH BRUSHES TO LOAN.
n. R.-Partlcular attention paid TO House, Sign.
Ornamental Painting and GTaIBlng. stained and
Enameled Glass OF all kinds always on hand or
furnished at short notice He warrants satisfaction
IN all wo' entrusted TO his care, and is confident
that he can do work cheap. If not chea per- than
any other establishment IN this city. Give him a
call. Don't forget the nuInber-it Is 5l2 Seventh
street.
ma loft PUTTY IL DOWN.
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BYJ c. McGuIRE & co. Ann,rnnnnrn

TrTHE SALE OF THE PROPERTY Nd
vertiSed shove m square loo Is postponed uHtil
MONDAY next, 2lst at half rast o'clock m.
THUS. CARBERY, Trustee.
ma Is d JAS. {. MC6 UIRE a. CO., a ucts.
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'I'hE CONfES~lUNS AND EXPERIENCE
OF A VICTIM,
Designed for the benefit and as a warning aud
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De-
early errors; supp ying 81 the same time the Meaas
OF SELF Cure. BY n sufferer from the above cause
and from medical im position and quackery.
Single copies lmailed freel on receiving post
paid Envelope. bearing the address of the applicant
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ Bed
ford. Kings Co.. New York ap 11-eolmn