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The New York herald., 1869-05-28
SENATOR easwnlow ON TINE sIruAvaM N TENNESSEE.

Senator Brownlow has written letter to a num-
Der OF Knoxville gentlemen In reply to inquiries In
regard 70 his views as to who should receive the
support OF the Tennessee radicals In the present can
vass for GOvernor-Senter or Stokes. The following
is the letter.
10 Messrs. BEARDRN. MyNATT aud Others:-
: GENrLEMEN-In answer to yours OF tine present
Of our late State Convention to harmonize IN the
nomination OF q candidate for Governor, and still l
mad the unhappy result G which s seen e
friends OF the respective gentlemen Named not nav
ing written line to any one on the subject or at
as TO what course he should pursue. have
seen and c0nversed with gentlemen on both
sides OF the controversy who were In attendance ut
Nashville last week, and have read the accounts OF
the matter in the newspapers. Although regard
both the gentlemen Ia question as devoted repuoli-
cans, shall VOTE II live until the day OF election
for Governor Scnter.
with the foregoing remarks might close this re-
ply, but choose TO add few others on the subject
oil my obligation 10 General Stokes.
In the contest Of 1867 Messrs. Butler, Maynard,
for and for tae de-
Tended me and my principles and advocated my
election by the people. TO each and all OF them l
tender, as have done heretofore, my profound
thanks take this occasion to say thaEfl am not IN
debted to the speeches OF any one Of them, or all Of
them together, for my election. The effect OF their
speeches was to bring out full vote in the State
and swell my majority over Etherldge to 81 0oo; but
had not o single speech been made In my behalf nor
for saying my majority would not have fallen below
1000 or 10.O00 and 1t may be well observed that
these gentlemen, while speaking in my behalf were
only doing their duty to their party, for 1t was well
understood when was nominated by accamation
and without opposition thas was not expected to
canvass by speech or otherwise for my election. In
advocating my cause, therefore, these gentlemen
were not only dschargilg party duty but they
were also rendering service to themselves as candi-
dates. Upon the subject OF gratitude l de-
sire to state more distinctly that the claims
Governor Senter has upon me are quite as strong as
n q
election on every stump in his large Senatorial dis
trct, and during the four years OF my admlnistra-
ti0n as Governor he defended my administration and
principles on the floor OF the Senate, while was
violently attacked on the floors OF both houses by
some Of the ardent supporters or General Stokes.
Last, but not least while General Stokes was try
Ing 10 defeat me in my race for the United States
Senate, which he had perfect right to do. Governor
Senter voted for me and stood by me to the end My
preference for Senter s not only In view OF the
vices alluded 10, but also and especially because
have unsbaken confidence in hls honest devotion
and Bteadfast cOnsancy TO the great principles Of the
Union republican party.
have the honor 10 remain yours very truly.
w. u. BROW WNlUW.
The New York herald., 1869-05-28
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The market continues devoid OF interest," the bust
in the salesroom yesterday consisting of only
single transaction, the sale Of leasehold OF i'm.
proved property. There Is q slight activity yet ap-
parent In suburban property the sales OF which
mostly held on the ground, but these are without
new features ana the market is gradually settling to
It's annual recess
YORK rnopEsry-BY JOSEPH INQUIRE
OF the three story brck house and lot 73 Warren IT.
the lease q years from May. 1854; also
nual ground 81 2UO lot 2oxS5. j. u. Conrad. 800
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

DEATH PROM RELIGIOUS ExCIrEMENT.--The fact
has now been pretty generally published that tho
wife OF Mr. Burt Van Horn died from mania induced
by religious excitement, occasioned by attendance
on Rev. Mr. Hanmond's meetings. She became
violently insane, and died suddenly two or three
days after her hnsbanGs return from We piDgson.--
BAN (N. ~ Coprtei, Ndy "a
The New York herald., 1869-05-28
STREET CucTATIiH.
HaIf.ras, Five O'CLOCK p. n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TBursDAY, May T-6P.M ".
Cpfrry Tho demand for RIO trine scve but
tc market weak a former quotations. The sses
lo't bags, eJ wsysrcr private Marscabo
In demand aud LOCO bags sold private Other
Kinds were dali bu! unchanged.
coTror.For .bis staple there va, a better dstnana
chiefly for spinning and the market nrmer,
for the bitter grades, which commanded c Nc birher
priccs The business fair the beng bales H.
cirdrg 1882 for spinning ts speculation for
For future delivery there 100 bales nddns
for November aud December delivery, private terms We
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

FLouH lrp GRAfs-neccip Jit bs Sour, rOH bb o.
corr meal 69.5 bueheis wheat 5f On 2s e2J do
Data The hour market remained very du but prices
nomnaly the There nngiry and
1900 b5 cItrs state taken FOR Liverpool - az 10 49,
California fous dull and osiifoy nominal The salss
were $500 bbs Southern -four still continued 70
duh and nominal The sales only about 25 bbls. Rye
moderately dealt in ~ fOrmgr rrccs the sales hsng
25 bhis. Corn meal dun and heavy No saies Of me
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

The DDS TOT the government .Old wore for
t2sooooo IN all, at prices between iss % ana 13p1s
Tho awards we're az foliows:--s 200. at l9s. 3s
100000, at 1919; sl0oO0o, at 1891; s1s0,ooc a.
1859; $4,000 Of 1885; 100000 ., 1886, lso GOO
st 1871; $4,000. at 1850.
The Columbia for Havana Cook out s225, 100, emo
she Deutschland for Bremen $2oo,ooO IN specio.
The receipts Jor customs END tne yeoeirls pay
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

southern supsr6ne and sxra...........,.. 6ooa 500
CORN ~ n0rp; rss: !, :;,v ,os
Corn @ss sssnGywus.. .... Ss ss
81 rsi:; s closed sssSz
' sS Sss u % e. ss
Ssss s f:s ss {. -Ss:
,ssF sSs Ts, t. ,SSs
sc os rsw o msd d assSrng to eosd,on &c. yesSw
for White western more sys ana TSe
@ Rse S 5 and esyy vs. s s dis
posea o. on Prvss ,rsv Gp% Barley A. remained dun and
q s Peas demand but stiower prices 1900 bush
els Canada were sold at ~ D.
s but quiet hoIS sesdy for Other ssees The char
for grain and petro cum vessels which We're generally firmly
held The ssngassnsn,s WERE: 70 hSs5pco e bushels
iCO hi! and sss bales so,oS rss 4 &C. u 10 LON
sf ss 90 n'Ss Rl's s.
ssea TO case. a" 81
eSs as sS ed on & m The Ses
ST Trs, s ,a 4 e. as 81 A with
rates An Italian bark With l5o petroleum. to Xncona
@ oes rS'ia eltsa e with @
EeOesn a. f. % "a ss sar FROM raaleph, % srs;as
ship eenartsrs from lhaasip9ia to direct port on the
sp ass% Z s1s Ff Ps Ss
napht M Ds 6t BARK hence.to the Mediterranean with
about 500 bhls petroleum A. 3d. and brig 1850 bbls
capacity, to the Nindward private terms.
GUNNIEb.bags dGl and nominal at I7c OF CLOTH
the sses in Boston Sc0 bales at eo, god In bond
and 2234c, currency.
HAg--Thc demand moderately active and prices
steady nt 60c for ahipping 81 81 % for retail lots 81
Hors-Ths 5ssness eonnned % be isht there being but
little inquiry Prices weak &C. Ice. for inferior
choice grades
HIMi:Ws heard Of sales OF any description, Manila
was quoted l3c &c., gold; ju.e, 4@c hc. do. Ssa loc
n l0ssc, do, and rampco, Sc. n sjsc. DO, IN bond
hoLAssEs-1he market dull aud heard OF sales
OF consequence though prices for all descriptions rm
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

Deryeer, assisted by the Rev. r. NJ. Niven, FRANK
s. WHITE. Of New York, 70 ANNE NJ. WnEELBR
daughter OF J. b. Wheeler, ESQ.,, Of Warwick.
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

Tue losnlng rate for cash gold and the report Of
the Gold Bank indicate an accession 10 the short
interest In the market The former ranged from
seven TO I've before Clearing House, ard from Elk 70
four per cent for carrying sHsrgsfi. rhe latter
Was az follovs:--
The New York herald., 1869-05-28
FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE, COST
N $3.50 for $685. stool and Covert brocatel Psror
Paintings, Eageres bookcase Turkish Chairs and Lounges
chamber dining Furniture at sacrcs family leaving tba
city lis wea Twenty sixth street, Sixth avsnuc
Evening star., 1869-09-29
THUS EH1s sA II.

- By virtue OF decree of the Circuit COURT for
LII: Prince Georges couaty, sitting in EQUITY,
passed on the 18th day of J uly, 1853, In Q cause
1n which Alice =. Hall IL com plAfnant and Zacha-
rtab Brady and MarRAret 4 Brady are defe nd ants
the subscriber, a. Trus tee. will sell at publ sse
a. the Court, III House door, in Upper Marlboro, on
THURSDAY. the 7th day of October next fif fair
II not, the next fair day thereafter at III O'Clock
q. m. al that TRAOT OF LAND called Bowl
ing And Turren Green Enlarged" containing By
This land lies in the vi Unity OF Horse Head, in
Prince Georges county. In . healthy and pleasant
neiehborhood. convenient to churches, schools,
mills and post offices, and near the BAltimore aud
rottomsc Rsilrosd, nov in course Of construction.
sBd on the line Of the South3rn Maryland Bail.
fSaa S;s as lately surveyed large proporti ,H of
tnis land Is covered with valuable timber. which
oeins De near eeod steam sew mill can be disposed
Oh WIN convenience and TO great advantage
ne I'm Rroveme mrs consist Of . small pvelnnT :
UobSse' G,Sse' Tenement House, and o large Barn and
1he soil 10 similar to that in the vicinity, and
can De improved ct small ex pense.
Inc serms OF sole, as prescribed oy the decree,
are Oee-nan cash on the day Of sale, or on its
IstbSAuon by the Court, and the reeidne IN twelve
montns Iom The day Of sale. and the whole pur-
SnAse money 70 bear interest from the day OF SALE
Upon tne payment OF the entire purchase money,
the Ilustee authorized TO convey all the interest
aud title OF All the parties 60 the cause In which
the oecreS sas passed to the purchaser pur-
ceasets, tne costs Of stamps and conveyancing to
SEA cots s. Q. KEEOH, Trustee. !
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4 EITIp STATES PATENT OTFIoE-

tn. petiiian ef IA u Ss 6sSstsnses lg
York, N. T.. praying for the extension OF . pa,ent
granted TO him on the let day OF January, 1855,
for an improysmept 10 Method Of Operating and
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
tim filing ara uments aud the q rel ort
be limited 70 the sth day Of December next and that
said petition be heard on the lsih day Of December
next. Any person may oppose this extensien.
eAMuBL g. TISHEB.
se l0-law3W Commissioner of Patents.
Evening star., 1869-09-29
IN BANK RUPTOi,

i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, s.
At the City OF washington, in ssid District, On
the 2ltn day OF July, A 1859: The undersie ened
Of CONRAD mEfnR, in the City Of Gsorget0wn,
in ssid Distrlct. who has been edjudged . Bank
rupt urot his own petition By the Supreme Court
OF sa.o District
nsURIOF j. ADLlR, Assixpae.
ee I5-lav3Ws
Evening star., 1869-09-29
DROPOsALe FOB Full,
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTKRMAsrER,
lIRsI MIIrrARY 0IsIRIcr

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTRRMAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, )
Sealed froposs!. tin triIIfestel vim be RECEIVED
18th day Of October. 1859 for the deiiyer1 ~
DRY OAK WOOD, to the Post ousrtermsster
at iheSrg yirsinis in such sua.tit dee may
Of @ that Post during the period ending June s,th,
lJe, lestimsted at 50 cords per mouth
blank forms, furnished on application t. toe Post
SrsrteIma.ter a. Lynehburg Virsiaia, or 20 this
considtr red advantageous is reserved.
tary District @. OHANOLEB,
Brevet Colonel, Qusrtermaster q. g. Army.
Chief QusrtermAster lst Military District
Evening star., 1869-09-29

FThe C0rOners business Is the only branch
70 -rade IN New York that doesL show symp-
IONS Of dullness.
e. A fs male founding has created so much
interest at PIttsourg, Pa. that II is TO be sold
~ auction, the proceeds 10 be properly inves-
I'D and pad over on ITS arrival at its eigh-
.eenth year from the ilth inst
~The secret Mormon police are ordering
all Gen lies who have been known TO speak
agIEst MOruCnIsm 10 leave Salt LAX 2 City or
Su1er death.
E-lt seems that sewage may be utilized by
being converted into gas. Experiments have
Heen successfully tried at DarIeeling and Cal
euttS, and q Il DOW proposed 10 apply the pro-
cess 10 some OF the larger cities.
"The Empress has decreed that high puf-
sud frizetts shall no longer exist The long
,hstelaIne Draids, IOoped at the back of the
Eead and falling 10 the shoulders, are hereafter
-C be he style.
al is alleged as 8 proof of Theodore Til
-on's lnfdelity that be has forty-eight portraits
4 himself hanging on the walls Of his editorial
-anCtum.
- The following appears among the "Per-
-Onal' advertisements IN New York paper
IN, Clara darlinG-cOTne back, and ! will
promise 70 give you lots OF nice new hoop
sklrts- and really won pinch you any more:
-dnS fieCtum. Dearest Dick
Evening star., 1869-09-29
INSURANCE.

~ ATlONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY OF WASHING TON.
SAfii iAL--.-.--.--..----.. ...---.-. 600 900,
ofhce-No. II La. ave, one door east OF 7th st.
No charge for Policies or Revenue Stamps
Risks taken on the mOst reasonable tersns, aaf
losses promptly paid
pirectors-Chsrles knsp, President: George W.
blRss, VICE President, Marshall Brown Thomas
Berry. biChard WAlAch, Wm Dixon D,r n Ddd.
Henry ID. Cooke. Samuel Racns
Sc is ly NOBLE ID. LARNER sacretsry
Evening star., 1869-09-29
AUCTION SALR
fO.M0RRO OW,
UY 9REHH q WILLIAMs

Rf eKkEH WILLIAMS,
NO. s26, Southeast corner fth and D strr>ss
PARL9R. CHAMBER Anp DINING ruRxr.
uUh., CAkPkrs, STOVES. HUsK Am
nn yMAfIkeSsEs, PEATHES BEDS
TTnEhExUMS TTnE AND BOLSrERs BLANKETs,
AT A,E1TrIsS;Ss SshEErs, CROOK RRH, &c, &C,
"A On fHU RspAY, the so,h instant, .. 10
GeIccka m We shall sell at hon sc 10 ali.
",tontpe on Peuusylvsuia avenue. betv.en
sMn enI 18th streets west, opposite VIII
1xe.,no nose,, the following Furniture. Re, viz
F.t a. ~ octave carved Rossvood Oa,e Piano
~ teISu rsts mirrors with Brackets
MMsioIe- top tentre Tables and whatnots
mMnut bookcase, two Walnut sideboards
DSA, eas Lace, Buf ana other Curtains and
Fine Oil Paintings
walnut Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Wash
Tables Bedstesds. wardrsbes, Chairs ami Book.
Mahogany Bedstesds. Bureaus, wash,tsnd, Ia
bles Lhairs aud Rockers
RaiIted cottage Chamber Suites and W ardrobes
nAr; husk C1Itou-t tsp and other a actresses
restner Seos fiiiows, Bolsters, C omfJrts, Blaak-
, cts sheets sna Gases
Brussels. Three ply, IngraIn, Stair and o,hsr
all set. oilcloth Rurs Mats. Mating and Rods
Crookery, Unaware, Cutlery. Chatting DsL.s &C
Black alDut Extension Table and Dining Char.
one eIceuent Niagara Cookk Stove, nearly ne w.
Psrlor. Chamber, aud one Neble Cooking stove
And many other articles which we Deem nm.
necs sssry to enumerste
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
&c "a ltntel6GXl AuCtioneers
Evening star., 1869-09-29
ORnNANcE OFFrcF,

w..vSHcEoNs oRpSAsss e. oFrEc5.
In pursuance of the act approved peoember Is,
s68, and by Girec of the secretary Of vs. the
West vi ginis, and Vicinity viii b. sd, pr p1S,
lie auction, on TUESDAY the Sith dsy of soysn.
tinuirg from day 70 day until ali Is sid. WV
The value OF this property for mauutact-rfnr
to describe it here bat sdsscri ption Of the same
Is belr pre- pared, and will De sent who
may .s i, IT. as as sS3n printed, upon their apply
vii he nsossrts ss s .s sOa IL Lot: Tn first
striR str o. land running 70 the boundary on
of the river be walls Of two large bsiIdinss AZ
stsndipg On this ground' aud the foandstiOns Of
ing, snd tne fumes, are almost in perfect der
Three OF them are Turbines of the most snproved
hlno d sna q the others are mostly cast iron with
The second will be the site of the Riae Factory,
lngs upon which have been Destroyed, but utn the
The third will be the Shenandoah Ferr,. with
tract OF 6s acres Of land the south and Let on
TIE BsrPeI Perry shore, opposite
remove Wood from tract of 1875 acres. mountain
land. scrcss the Shenandoah
The ffth will be the right 90 dig Iron Ore from
tract OF about so acres OF land, known
FrieDds' ore Bank, acquired By deed from Henry
a.. he remainder, consisting Of Il uses and Lots in
The Government will convey 70 the purchasers
sfter payment shall have been mad in full, al its
t1fht sna title to the property, which is believed
The terms of ale prescribed by Law are a credit
oi ore and tive years; the purchasers to give bond
snd security Tor the payment OF the purchase
money, and these terms must be Complied with
within ten days after the sale
a map showing the Betes aDd bounds OF the Har-
p+rs Ferry property Will be exhibited at the time
OF sate
The Government Reserves the right to withdraw
factory. aB DYER
Brev.t MAJOR General, Chief OF Ordnance.
NOTICE TO oDKLISQUENrs.
PERSONS bO purchased Lots lI52 and hsv
not fully paid for them. EotIGsd that If they
pay What is due before the Cay of sale, the Lots
resold II BYER
se27-sst Brevet Major Gen, Chief Of oriaace.
EOvERNMENT SALE.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT {
- OFFICE GHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
RICHMoND Va september IS, I<o9 \
, ne Undersigned will sell, at Public A ucti m at
Ihe Quaartermasi Corrsl at Rockett's." Rich
M Virginia, commencing at 10 O'Clock q m,
on MONDAY, tie 18th day Of October, 1853, q I.rgs
FURNITUKE,
STOVES AND PIPE,
HARNESS, CHAINS. SADDLES. &C
TOOLS AND OTHER STORES,
r. TENTS, PICKS, HATCHE &, &c.
day OF sale, and deposit OF ten per cent on the
amount bid will be REQ Nired from each purchaser
three days will be allowed to remove the prop
BY order OF the Qua.termaster General, %.
Army army, c,,, q. CHANDLER,
Chief Quarterm aster, lst Military District.
Evening star., 1869-09-29

AN ESSAY ON TIE CAUSES OF LOST
"A MANHOOD. By DIR. J. EMORY RICORD.
30: l4l W. rayetts street, Baltimore, Md sent
free to any address. sep7-ly
Evening star., 1869-09-29
BT o09PER Z LATIMER, A9stlonssenFs, e,

UNIMPROvRD PROPERTY Oo4NER OF n
sTHn1IInT sH1II NORTH AND gath sTs. WEST, A r
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October 7th,
toos, a. o'clock. the premises, We VIII sell Lots
ana In subdivision of original lot !: IN square
w. oelnR 1t the north vest corner Of zith street
west sno street north.
"a Terms Of sale: One third cash: residue IN and
Ismonths, with interest secured By deco OF trust
on the property. Convey ancing ana stamps Of
sale. CO0PER a LATIMER,
&c 2-eod&ds Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1869-09-29
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

Ky COOPER ATT II BR. Aucttoneers,
- truccessors to j. O. Mcclure d Co.,
soutnwest corner Penn o avenue and llth street.
VERY DESIRABLE iMPRovup PROPERTY
On SIkEaT NORTH, BETwlEN 1TH AND
eth STkEITS WEST, AT AUCTt0H.
- On WEDNESDAY, ARTERN0ON, septem.
Der e. at O'Clock. We win sell. in front Of the
premises, that very desirable property known
as NO: 500 street and being op posits % The
new CHyary Church. The Lot has front of
Is feet "a inches running pack los feet 20 alley
also IN Alley on side The imorovements CO. nsist
OF aweH built three story Frame vellinR, con.
talnlr on the first focr 81 oon parlor with ar
nantes and two hesters, dining room, kitchen and
pantry wfte both Potomac and well water; on the
SECOND and thil floors sre excellent chambers,
batn room and two water closets. The purch sse r
10 nave the of the two brick walls zach sid
OF the house. Gas throughout the premises.
TINS property is situated both mark sts, Post
eno fatent Ofhces, and within 3 hell q square OF
the street cars. making q most desirable location
Tor hrst class residence.
Terms One third cash; balsnce In six, twelve
and eighteen months. with interest secured BY
deed OF trust on the premises Conveyancing and
stamps ut cost Of purchaser: $40, dom 9, time
sc "a dads IBepl Auctioueers
Evening star., 1869-09-29

6n viii be sold. on Friday October l. at -
S3Sm at Auction. the fise Market Garden now
~owned and cultivated by Burc her This
farm Is situated on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road, at PeEns Crossing, four miles from Wash
inston sod one mile from 8lasensburs, Nd. s23- ID
SALE OF THE UNITED STATES AkMORY
- AND OTHER 0R0USDs AT HARPERS
EhkRY, WEST VIkGIrIA, AND VICIN-
Evening star., 1869-09-29
RY JOSEPH r KELLEY,
ID Resl Estate Agent and
Once No. 3b1 3tb strpet west "a

pY JOSEPH KELLEY
- Resl Estste Agent and Auctioneer,
Otice No. 361 Sth street west, near north street
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT NO 3OT,
MEsT SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET WEST
MLEH AND II STREETS N0KrH,
On FRIDAY NEXT, the first day OF octo-
E:;; per- 1883, at o clock IN on the premises I
- viii sell part Of Lot No IL, in SQusre No fOI,
fronting sixteen u6l feet on Sth street west, and
running bsck ~ feet inches TO the END ne
lot, and tmprf we'd by q two-story frame hc use,
htanulne BACK about 81 feet from the building line,
and con ntafning rooms.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in 6 and u
month, with notes bearing interest and secured
~ deed OF trust on the premises. All convey
anclng and revenue stamps at The cost of pur-
chaser. go down on day of sale
seG-t JOS. Y. KELLEY Auct.
Evening star., 1869-09-29
STOVES STOVES sTOyRsl -
TIE LARGEST STOCK OF
HEATING. COOKING AND PARLoR STOVES.
AND The
CHEAPEST IL TIE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
TO BE FOUND AT
wALTER d. wYvILLS.
sel<t No 4O9 Pennsylv ania avenue
LII b 10 b A US
GOLDEN RRMEDIES.

GOLDEN REMEDIEs
Ask for no other. take no other, and you Win
save time, health and money.
1000 REWARD for any case OF disease in any
stage which they fail to cure.
H. ktchaE Golden Bdlsam No. cures UloerS,
Ulcers;ed Sore Throat and Mouth, Bore Eyes, Gu
rsn.ous or Skin Eru ptions, Copper. Colored
Blotches, Soreness sf the Scalp, Scrofula, &C.; 10
the greatest Rsaovator, Alterative, and Blood
Purifier known. Psmovcs all disease fran the SIS
ten, and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
Dr. Rtoanxs GoIdss Balsam No. cures Mercu.
nal Afeetons, Rheumatism In ell ITS forms,
whether from meepury or other causes: gives i'm
mediate relief IN eii eases No eietins necessary
ulous cures effected BY these Rsmedies. Price Of
sitnsr ho or Ne. ., Is 0 Per bottle, or two bot
Dr. Rfchar's 6sldss Asndots, Q safe, speedy,
pleasant and radical for all Urinary Der ange.
psnts. accompanied with full directions. Price
Ur. RieGar's Goldes Elizsr d'Amoxs, . radical
cure for Nervous or General Debility, In old or
young imparting energy With yonderful effect
or receipt Of price. these Remedies viii be
snipped 70 any place. PROMPT attention paid 90
All eoITs'npsdent.. re Hone genuine .ithout the
RicaaTds, sole proprietor" blown In glass OF bot
Address pR D. B. .RIoHARps. No. ass variok
street New 1ork. Once hours from Q. u. to ,.
M - CircuIars sent. jy3-1y
Evening star., 1869-09-29
RY COOPER LAT IMER, Aucuonror,
- (Successors to J. g. Mcclure & 90
Southwest corner Penns's avenue and nth street
TRUSTEES SALE OF LEAsEHoLD PROP

TRUSTEES SALE 0E LEAsEHOLD PROP.
=, Under and by virtue of two deeds OF trust from
FREDERICK HolZer, one bearing date the 9Th day OF
august 1904, and recorded among the land records
oi Washlngton county. in the District OF Colum-
the other bearing date the 10Th of une. 1851 aud
recorded smt ng said records in Liber q T.
No y, toiio 81, &c the subscriber will sell an
NUN DAY, the llth day Of October next, at az
eeIock IN tne AFTERNOON, on the premises, the es.
Isle, nght utle, Interest and term of yet to
IN AND TO part OF Lot l5 Square 762 describs cd as
,,olOws. beglnning at the northeast corner OF Lot
10 ana ning thence west 1873 feet uth 81 feet
tasi fo ittt north feet east IS feet north feet
20 Oeginnlng and containing 81 square feet be-
ing the entire interest, estate and term of year.
q Lot 1T niLety RiIe years from the 10th day Of
may lo.Z, with the privilege at any time during
Ine cont tnuance thereof OF renewing said lease for
anotneI term OF ninety nine years, ana which WAS
EIshteo 10 the said olzs sr by Joseph Ormun by an
in1 1e1ture record ed IN Liber T. A. 2 NO. 2I9 at
county Aforesa aid.
I6e sale is sde for the purpose OF paying out
OF the proceeds thereof Indebtedness Of the said
rIe1erick Holzer Of Sls0J. which 10 secured by
!ne nret of the said deeds OF trusts and
Two promissary notes, bearing date the Goth OF
bIs resp ctvely IN six and twelve months from
sald cate. secured by the last mentioned OF said
deeds Of trusts.
Tho terms Of the sale will be one third Of the
purchase money to be paid a. Il me Of sale and the
pslanee In six, nine and twelve months; the pur-
endorsed, for such deferred payments. All CON.
'eyanclng and stamps at cost OF purchaser.
j. q. KENNEDY. Trustee.
sci -eod&ds CO0PER LATIMER, Aacts