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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07
TRAyELLEgs, GUM

LRANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
4 time The steamboats G. yIBgARD and DANIEL
DREW will and after thursday July 9 leave Desbrosses
street and fhry.fourth stree. si5 lsndn. yon.
ker West Point Cornwall Newbarg Poushkeepsie, Tvau,
Rhpebedk CetsSi ont Hudson. Tickets sold baggage
checked board tie boats to all points New York Cen-
trail Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
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OPENING THIS DAY or 0rR FALL AND WINTER
~ Styles VI dinner and evening Dresses, Walking suits,
and also spleldi5 s0c< Of real Lace GoJfs. ASHER
HEALp 33 Canal street between Broadway Gad Mercer 81,
rlHE ENTIRE STOCK or HOSIERY, GLOVES AND
furnishing Goods Tor sale AMI Store % let. best business
street. Inquire al 81 Grand street, Williamsburg.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN Southern Line.
The steamship LoDoNA, II. K. Hovey, will leave pier ~
East river Saturday October 2.
Freight FOR St. Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken at
through rates
freight passage having superior accommodations,
apply to
The BE SOTO Will follow from Pier 30 North river.
LIVINGSTON, FOX IS CO.
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nuLLINERY AND DREsslIAKiyc.
POLITICAL.

A NEW INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC ORGaNIZA.
a ton 10 the field meetin. held October 8, at i37
BeecEer street. for the purpose Of organizing club be
called the ludependen Democratic Ciub 81 the FINN
toral District, Mr.. William Horn appointed chairman
and Dr. a. f. NhBg secretary whcn after =
rauted address with regard to the objects the meeting
they proceeded 70 the uerauce or the perme crcanf
zaon 81 the cab BY the election Of the following oceis
President DR. &. 4. Harrison.
Vice President Mr. William Hern.
Recording secretary-pr. A. 4. Whiting.
Corresponding Secretary Dr. W. W. WOJdwari.
Treasurer-MT. Chas. Diamond.
Executive Commltee-Charles Diamond. Theodore Allen
William Alderman, George kininer Edward Munder, 81.
liam n. Quincy, George NJ 5. Kay John Macs Henry knd
bel John Merhorer, Jpnes Gala CHER, John Shields, W.
Kelley, I. j, Thornton, ; amue Fem, John Flynn.
THE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS srINsoN McIvER
Democratic Club Will hold rs regular meeting this
(Thursday) evening, October at O'clock sauls Hall,
1924 junction OF Broadway aud Tenth All
friendly the nomination snd election Of stnson Mcivef for
Police Justice are invited 10 attend
r, [. TALLCoIT, President.
BERNARD MURRAY, Secretary
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
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DaS fiuf3ebnerS @ugumittee ber Sna>
tonna @pnoentton BAL. tursli@ IN elmer
@tBun9 bt19le6en, pie Bel6li1e llener
Convention pen 'politifnm parteiet Bet
tbrer tnSeptember acknowledgements taat6<
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nabme ooriule9en> uno iouten etrlelber1,
1paS su Gr1parten ftebt sntrtporten1 tpers
ben, zine Gempsren3 @pbrede an .pas
@olf BON Minnelota gu publieiren uno
cine Muforperun9 gu elmer Ma0eneIemz
peren3 @pnpention gu e%rlafen. welder eS
bann pbliesen fol- etne @aherzplatform
nit pblisaten Ganotpate1 fir Staat6dm<
ter gu fabrf3tren.
@ir baben rpeoer 2uit nod 3eit u18
nit btele r @eieu16aft nod ldn9er 3uj be-
fa6en. Mir fSnnen muir gum lestenMale
wieperbplen, boB bic republifantl9en
Deutl9en unter teinen .um{t6noen in IT,
rer platfprm traenr cine planfe 81
@unfen BON ptobititio @eiesen poer
tr9eno pel9e6 Gemperen3 =S@winoel6
QCCepl1[tH We(OtH. 49, ".~-
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erwarten> penno9 etni9e Beni9e fnoen>
welde 19>pa9 IN ben %8etnen *finb uno
UNI jepen Yrei8 @9ubnd9el 19lufen
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run9 9eben> bab fe l@ oie(es &er9nii9en
aQetn MAIDEN miien> oa bic Staataseiz
tun9 feline domination unterfiBen
pper AUDI muir ittQldwei9eno befQrworten
miro &psl9e ibre Gattebun9 elmer Eemz
persn3 Ylatform gu perbanfen baben.
Ml6en bic @aHertmpel einn1al ibren
eioenen @tQen boben, nun in @ptte5
Namen pr9aniitrt eu9> felt Manner uno
nt9t olte, erbdrmlt9e Bal6wetber> Die
oaS 2idt 16cuen uno iid binter politil6e
porteien iteden pollen um auf Grfol9 gu
re6nen, Damn f1nnen mir eu9 weni9<
items aatung6Ypu bemitletpen> wabrene
mir eu9 jeBt nur Dera6ten t1nnen.
@enn bic ftiQen S6ufer in euren &eiz
ben> bic nur Tuiel gu beurtbeilen perfez
ben 1penn er re9l i'm 5alle brennt, nu>
Gtwaa Don Dem Wertbe uno &i9enl9afz
ten ron 9utem @ein Dertdnoen 70 Mir
ben mir eud ratben> penn e5 eud al
Courage feblt fault eu@ einen 5acrz
beutel an, reibt bic Mduler meit auf uni
sei9t per @elt> bab ibr fein 5umbuq
]eio. ." &
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

Neuer @tiefel Il. @6ubitDre
WIpi$ Huobiau6
drte &sraEe, benz Wr1erttan poult aegenubcr,
Wtnlteapolts, ; Winne(ota,
Cine ri6balttae yrswaal ~serttesr, aussessiG.
netsr Waaren gum 9ertauf cfertreno, mad. ID
D:sauf aufmsrfian1, bag BET nit ~befonbers @pro-
falt arf ttftsate Mrbeit perwenect mirb.
Be(elur8 fn une AeparatIren MERLIN in fir.
,efer 3ct mceern une oaue1taft ~ btaioen
pretfen ausaefitrt. -.
3s3t Wtrf5 Sine plan q.
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Scr erpfe mebicinifhe Srrtbuu,


. 49, .(The great Medical Mistake.) Il
friuberer Sage tpar totale @erna9laIiguns BON
@elunpbeita @ortebrunsen. Is wuroen feline
pirflauaen M.ttel aneewenbst, UNI Rranfbeit ,su
rerbiten. @lpaftn tpare1. lnbefannt III @tSbten,
unb sra Nerleitungen tpuroen mir felttn auf BEN
2ante estrauat, lnuanFen sen NbfaQ b.ittenin
ben @traBtn liesen, nm bort su ee1faulen, 'uno
bouSli9e &eiuli@fett, .baB 9ro6e Mittel 9e9en Sic
bertraptbtttel, mar bis tptrna&laftet. Sept it IS
auoerS. Weife @eIebe, pbilantbrupil1e Snltitute
unb cine matiamt San tatspolisei baben benz
l1ebel %sroBentbetls absebolfen. l1no bas 1T nt@t
beit.n sx'eerbuttu, bat teoeutesb pa3u btisetraaen,
bic Mnaabl Der: @ttrbeiaQe ~ .perminoern. GS
ia, teiue l1ebertribung, 3u. bsbaupten, baB siele
GauIenbe pabrsnb Der 8eiuneen SabreS3eit Rranf-
beitsaufaQen bapurdl tntsebeh Bag ,fe ibr @Y.
{ nj in 8prau5 bnr9 eine Rurppn
bp%Rttttr'6 Ma9tnbitters f6rften.
Die{es refine unb !raftige pe9etabilii9e @t6rfuu9s.
mittel entbalt Grtraete 'unb Glen3en elmer Nn3abl
BON @uraeln. sunb Rrautern, wel9e tpeeeu ibrer
t4rtenpen, terubigenben;; =. belebenben unb< bluxei=
~niaenpen G%ioeul@aftsn betaunt Vnb. Diele rnebi-
einilteu BeTanbtbeile' fms nit Esprit ~ser1eben,
wtl9sr poultGnpie fret ppn benz btiBenpen @ift il,
bas l9 nebr ooer tptuiser IL ale bic i'm 9anbel
sortommeneen aleobplilden 6lui)tsfeiten i9leidt,
unb bic @irfune ote1er Sc fanbtbeile tbeilt f9 ser~
mittellf b:eies tbatteen' unb :bennp4 ebarnlci en III
naulirenptn, " ittels .ber1 9ansen Ssffem nit, Die
8olse baSon 1T, baB bic Contribution noll 4 H.
btgunbnr@br tn9li& gesen bie auberenger<
anla0 anssn' 3u 8ranfpeiten gum 8etipitL feugtte
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/. ~. 1T. @tartt unb spultdnpisss 5armOniren
aaer %Euntttenen bss &Srpe,S lit bic bette @arantie
esssn atmoipbarld9ss Gift uab bic Wtrtuneen
unssl unssn Wa0srs unp 6pfetter's Btt~
ters 1T bic y; epi3in, tpelae unter allen bis jebt
befanntenj Mitteln AM Nxifen ffdarft NIB ba8s@y-
@alsnlsiosn IT ct Gin a b{ elu { 80 eit:m t.
tel. ,1a5n.ns@ lshpiE* tit "a: :
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&r. 81. Srtmam.

~C% ~ ~rWUWA
Deutl@er Nrtt, @unbarst uab @sburt8-
r belfer.
Office IN Mtuusapolis &rRt @trabe In, 3au{
bes 3errn 9pe Bride TX i
Bpbnu,ts tn ct. Antbonp: @. @tra6e, etneA
Blod bintsr RaneuHsl's @@ubfuu.
8rif@er gn1pfffoF ffete 1orrdtbta.
Or. Drtnan 1T 8retsarat fur pennepin g..
nnt germ osreit aruae bulfsbeb III fttge Deut{9t
nit Kat3 unit Shat ~ unterflSen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02
4eam Mic1e ttbertrofen.

Do5 beuti9e u@olt6blattt"' 9tebt Elm
&e6entunfAtiid gum 8eften bon benz f@
Noam &iele ME trdumen LIEF unO oab
AUDI lobolp fein onperer no9ma@en
birf te. @6 bat ndmli9 au69ere9net,
bab bic Majorttdt unlerrr County @pmz
miiipner5 &epubltfaner lno. W}r &C.
ben fol0eno baS pplitii9e @lauben6be@
fenntnib Der 5erren Gcmmilitoner8 unb
lberla6en IS pann Dem publifum 3u
entl6eipen pb mir &e6t baben> wenn wtr
eGpunty8 oaro bempfratil1 nennen pber
oas8oltablatt penn ile bielelben republic
fanii9 nennt. Die Boaro belebt aus :
Sobn 5olanb> Democrat. ..
sos. @pteL
Tbo6. 5pwaro,
$. s. 8ratnarb> &epublifaner.
$. older, &epublifaner.
Da5 8olf6blatt erlart baB mir muir
e.tnen bempfratil9en @ounty Commit
iioner baben. 8 9lIdliGer Gtner Der
Du wirpi9 befunpen wirit!
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Mpd) elm ocn1pfratifber GanSibat.

@ie un6 aus 3uperldif9er 9ueQe nit
9etbeilt miro, lebnt fi4 5err Gbeo<
Dor Mul1enmetfer &epatteur
pe6 uWanperer", na9 ben &itterlpprnen
zines u5pnorable" NIT onoeren @prz
ten> er 1T Ganoipat fit oas Amt zines
@%eleB9ebers.
Denn es Die &bit@t Der Deuti@en 1T
einen Mauny 81 wablen Der aud
1prtdt 70 it, Ser MlQenmeiiter Der
redte Damn ben Die bic je nit Jpn in
Beribruno famen>j werDen CUR @enlSe
wiNen pab er lebrptel lprt@t.
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Dur6 1peciQl Qtte ts8@pnere6eS etabltrt
3eantte :

@larenee $. Glart philadelphia, prdFtent.
Senrp o.. gppfe, Naibinstpn, 0iee prdftent.
SAY gpofe, 0Dri{ser tes Sinana uno Grecuttp gunttte.
Gmer{pn %. Yeet. pbtl., Sefretdr unb Mttuar.
g. g. 2urner, Daibineton. IiFaent @ecretar.
1ranets q. m itb, ~. D., Sberarst.
q. @pine Mears, 81. o., IiItentar3t.
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WtnneapoliS, Mtnn.
5etfa tu&beti @efa iu&tetL
Sd bn thinner s~erenhst unb lufte babel,
Ntlf aud re9t %treusfset NAL fttn9
81 tebre TN Wafbtnstpn 5auie NAL etu;
TrasR bu, mer's benu etbt9
Bretlt4 Der Yeter ber lberaI be1tebt,
6tets bat Der an 5anb, mas au ulufden IL.
Ct etbt etnen ausse3tt&ueten Itf&:
Bteffeat, pafeteu, Fraut uub Salat.
limb Gptt wttb, was Ct font ntht nod bat
EDet4e 9 etten, norm unb wetB ute btr SGnte,
Nenn's talt, etnen Yuaf6 Don QDetstep, fadee pbcr Ebes
eomte I'm SWIMMER ~etstaltes Bter,
Die fetnfen uab btftn 2tau5re fnb t man BIER.
unb betn Besatlen TT ber Deter Elm ltberaler
Ct i&retbt nte III ptel. nod 3u wente an
sDfun's ate &unben, 8tbt ct germ Grebtt
Glub reantt nur ben gang sew5tnlt&eu grpFt
unb ertra fet's BEN Garaer nod sefast:
tn gutter Stall unb frtfde Gueae::
ubet man betm yeter auf ber 5teIe.
n futtern BITE &ute, 0&leu unb pferbe
TIM Staue plas far cine eanse 5eerbe.
S1uu Nu:ter, Epater, Batter unb Spbn,
ap,nmat bin III benz 5ste1 bes Dafbtnetpn. 49,
Der Deter label ~ersebent etn,
e. serfprt&t Rets 1uata xnb Rbe1 IN fetu.
421f Meter Burfentu,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-11

NEs MARKET STREET STORE TO RENT
i Northeast corner Of Firth and Market stroets,
Apply At No 304 WALNUT street t99M'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-11
SAVONAR0LA.
A Monument In Florence TO the Great Pap
Anf nnfA

4 Monument In Fiorence 70 the Great PapaI
We have had translated for THE TELEGRAPH the
following programme of an influential commit
tee formed recently in Florence for the erec-
ton of a monument to Savonarola:-
THE 23d of May, 1893, burned in the flames
which priestv wrath enkindled Jerome Savo-
narola the great reformer whom the Floren-
tines revered as father, loved as a son; and yet
they let him burn; for Rome then Lad the power
to so brutalize the people as to make them
accomplices in their own greatest wrongs.
'Noble Florence respected, perhaps applaudcd,
the judgment given by Robber Posoner-Pon
tiff declaring faithless to the law of Christ the
austere monk of the cell at San Marco, and his
ashes were scattered to the winds, and after four
centuries there is yet wanting stone to prove
him remembered who so loved his country and
died for it.
"Since tyrannies are all united, it is not with
out reason that despotic crowns have been made
to sustain, surrounding it, the tiara OF the King
Priest. When the poor friar spoke of political
liberty, he called forth the thundcrs of the
Church OF Rome.
"Now that Italy, risen TO free life, has its
crown not theOcratic gift, but of the sovereign
ty of the people, the ingratitude would be mex
cusable if it raised no monument to Savonarola.
Nor for this cause alone. The Papacy
weakened by the blows OF progress, its eternal
enemy, in its fortress of Rome makes ready new
arms 10 combat it, and with pseudo Gcumenic
Council protests against its own defeat. 1t is
| test against the attempts it is making against
our rights.
"It has seemed to many citizens in full har-
mony with such protest to honor the memory of
| the martyr of the Piazza della Signoria, who
dared among the first, opposing Christ to the
| Pope, TO hope for reforms from Rome. If Rome
gave Savonarola to death for his doctrines, he is
| certainly foolish who believes cOncilation pos
| sible between the Papacy and liberty.
| "Those who meet in Rome to represent the
| hurch have il for their mission to restore its
| prestige. Remembering past consequences, We
| will contribute to avoid them for the future
| 'The ecclesiastical magnates will burn incense
| to him who gave Peter Arbues place among
| the saints of God. IL the Jesuits revere the
slaughterers-the people the yictims-the world
will say which Is the more worthy of the two tC
possess the capital of Italy.
''We have, therefore, founded national asso
ciation for the erection of n monument to Savo
narola. committee has been elected who
have chosen General Garibaldi as their Presi
dent, himself a living protest against tn,
Rome of the Popes.
"Our plan is on the very day when the coun
} ell is opened at Rome to celebrate in Florenc,
the laying of the cornerstone of such monu
/. ment - We hope for the co-operatol
, of Italians more especially, but in general o
such see in Papal Rome an enemy, and in 1t
pretexts menace that all humanity condemns.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-11
NEWS SUMMARY.


The counsel for Dr. Schoeppe has applied to
Chief Justice Thompson for writ OF error to
the Supreme Court, that the testimony in his
Brewster, while of opinion that no error had
been committed by the Court which tried him,
thinks the cause of justice requires that he
should have an opportunity of being heard, and
therefore consents to the issuing of the writ re-
turnable on the first Monday of January, 1870.
The Coroner was notified last evening to
hold an inquest in the case of William Cham
bers, aged sixty years, who died from injuries
received in the afternoon at the rolling-mill in
Canal street. above LAUREL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-11
DomestIc AHaIrs.


Hog cholera Is raging in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Ingersol had again to withdraw his
Greenback Issue bill yesterday
Mr. Seward arrived in Mexico City on the
18th ult., and met with grand reception.
Hugh Carmichael was murdered at Scranton
last evening by his hrother-in-law, William Craw-
ford
Michael Cam was shot and instantly killed
IN BALTIMORE yesterday by James II. Galloway,
his partner.
Last season was disastrous one for the
Gloucester, Mass, fishermen. They lost sixteen
vessels and fifty-six men.
Damage to the extent of 300 900 was done to
buildings connected with the st. Nicholas Hotel
New York, by fire, yesterday.
Samuel Dryden, believed to have been con-
cerned In the murder of the Cox family, near
hingsyilie, Mo-, was shot dead ON his farm on
Wednesday night
"A portion of the securities stolen from the
Dutchess County Insurance Company New
York, have been recovered, and man arrested
on suspicion OF being one of the thieves.
The Spanish gunboats have been released
instructions having been forwarded to District
Attorney Pierrepont from Washington not to
proceed any further in the matter
The robbers of the Gallatin (Mo.) Bank ald
murdcrers of MIR. Streets have not yet been cap
tured, though several parties are in pursuit.
Their booty only amounted to five dollars.
Two men entered the Office of the Treasurer
of Tama county, Iowa. on Thursday evening,
stabbed that official so that he will probably die,
and m'de off with $4,000 in money.
Foreign Affairs.
An insurrection has broken out in Sierra
Puebla, Mexico.
The French official "Yellow Book" has Just
been published.
The Duke of Saldanha refuses to go to Paris
as Ambassador from Portugal.
1t is confidently believed in Madrid that
President Grant intends to seize Cuba.
AN incendiary proclamation sent from New
York has been very extensively circulated in
Havana.
An Edinburgh paper gives currency to a re-
port that Lord Clarendon will soon reopen the
Alabama negotiations.
Mr.. Burlingame has received information of
the ratification of the treaty effected by him be-
tween the United States and China.
General Cespedes calls upon all true Cubans
to destroy their tobacco and sugar crops, to de-
prive the Spaniards of the means of revenue.
General Goicouria is demanding, by letter,
large sums of money from citizens of Havana,
requesting that remittances be made through
the American Consul at Nassau.
-Forcades impeachment was demanded in
the French Corps Legislatif yesterday. The de-
mand was followed by scenes of unprecedented
violence, and the Chamber had to adjourn.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
SALE OF MARIRE BosPITAL PROPERTY
CusToN EorsE, NoRroLKy.

Custom HOUSE, NORFOLK, Va,
CoLLECToR's OFFICE, eeytemoer "a, 1869.
H ss r. the a0n to Ssf
public .cetion, on TUESDAY. October il. 1853, a. 81
The Custom house, Norfolk, ct IL O'Clock n:
THE OLD UNITED STATIS MARINE HOS.
PIrAL PR0PERrY,.,
NrstSd Nnrstd on Washington Point, In the county of
The building Is Of brick, three stories In height
ana constructed In the most substantial man5er
and ten foot all y-the entire premises being an
closed with solid brick wall.
This property IL most beautifully located, is
place OF public resort, and. with 9 sm Ill outlay
the house could be moderLized. thereby mskine
1t one Of the most beautiful and attractive priyats
Prom its commanding situation. excellent visvs
can Dc had Of the surrounding country and OF the
Elizabeth river far below Orsney Island. Theae
premises from their clsse proximity to the city OF
HSE Ess
worthy the attention Of capitalists.
TERMS or SALH:
Three Thousand dollars S3 0Oi on the day OF
ssls sas the eelancs i1 four ca e2s.t s
1--WE lfth l.thJ day OF January, 1870 with interest
from Gay of tals until paid.
Any failure on the part Of the purcha haser to make
the payments :. above will involve. forfeiture to
III bids to Be made subject to the approval Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, the Depsrtment re.
serving the iight to reject any or AL bii IN cssmed
ate of sale sns viii Be- given success.
fol bidder upon the acceptance Of his bid by the
sesi ietary Of the Treasury and the deed executed
me last nj .S sn. havs nse neeS made
seen upon Calling 81 'n'' LEWIS ". WEBB.
oc2 toci2 OUl lector.
Evening star., 1869-10-04

Under and by virtue Of two deeds of trust from
fIeder,ck Holzer, one bearing ate the 9Th DAY OF
august; 1864, and recorded among the land records
o. Hasmngton county, in tue District OF Colum
pia IN Lioer N y: T., Ne a. folios $50, &c, and
the other bearing date the 10th Of June 1861, aud
Iecodaed among said records in Liber T. o. n
Nr,oSsiIouo = Iouo 81 &c the subscriber will sell, on
eeiock IN the AFTERNOON, on the premises, the es.
tate right title, interest and term OF years vet 10
come and unex pired of the said frederick HoIxer
AND 70 part OF Lot Is, in Square 76l describ "a
Iouove Beginning at the lorthe sst orner Of Lot
ID ana running thence west l33 feet south 81 feet
east ~ feet north feet east IS feet north a feet
20 pe eglnnlng, and containing 9E square feet be-
Ing tne entire interest, estate sni term OF years
yer oeionsing to said Ho.zsr of lease cf raid part
NAY, ls5z, with the privilege at any time during
Ine contnoance thereof OF renewtaG said lease for
anotner term OF ninety nine years, and which Wa.
granted TO the said Holz sr by Joseph Orm1r hy An
in9epIure recorded In Liber 7. A. NO aIe, az
onD,x ~ Sno OF the land records Of Washington
The sale is msde for the purpose OF paying out
OF the proceeds thereof btedness OF th, ssd
rrederick Holzer OF Sl.t0a, which 10 secared by
the hrst mentioned of the said deeds OF truss and
Two promlssary notes, bearing date the 10th OF
June, lod- each for the sum OF to4 90 and paya-
bls resp' c.ively In six and twelve months from
said date. secured by The last mentioned OF said
The terms OF the sale viii be one third of the
balance in six, zine and twelve months; the pur.
chsfer to give his promisss-y notes. orly
endorsed, for such deferred payments. All con.
ytyancing and stamps at cost OF purchaser.
J. O. KENNEDY, Trustee
seE-eodAds O00PER q LATIMER, xucts
Evening star., 1869-10-04
n 20 RITA MT LIE,
OFFICE DEPor QUARrRRNAsrER

OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERNAsrER,
CoRNER OF OAMP AND SOUTH STREETS,
~ NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sept %, 1859.
- VIII be GOLD at public auction, on MONDAY,
October rs, 1869, at Greenvile, Louisiana the pq b.
pital. '
The Barrack consists OF forty five as, Frsma
Buildings and Sheds, complete Steam Water.
works, with condenser, pes, 30 a complete Gas
MoIks, WITH condenser, tanks, pes, &C Steam
Laundry, thirteen (l3l wooden Cisterns, and four
Fencing. 7'0i
An inventory of the propertory to be sold can be
seen upon application at this Office.
Sale to commence at ii O.. m , and to continue nm
til the property Is disposed OF.
Terms cash. Property at the risk Of purchaser
after the date OF SALE A reasonable time will be
allowed for the removal Of buildings, &C.
By order Of Brevet Brigadier General Fred
Quartermaster. Department Of Leuisiana.
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel ana Assistant quar-.
ttrmaster U. s. army, DEPOT Quarterm aster.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
DIED.

TUCKER. On the 81 instant after short but
Eslhlul u ness. CH AkLES p. X. in his 9Th year
Ielcte1 husband Of Mary A. and son Of sflas s
and the late Sarah J. Tucker.
The friends snd relatives of the deceased are re-
spectfuIly Invited 10 attend the funeral which ia
70 take place at the residence OF his father, 59I
O'Clock m.
Baltimore Sun please copyJ
USE r. Died this morning, s o'clock after
Ions illness, ALFRED uPSHUR, aged IS years
AID II months.
The relatives and frien c Of the family are re-
quesied 10 atteI his funeral from his late resi-
wednesday, IAN.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
RY OHAS. W. B0TBLER. Auctfoneer.
- Successor to J. O Mcclure & Co.,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street.

SALE I, Of PIANO E3RTE, PARLOR AND
SSHAMBtR RFURHITGRE,CARPL uaINA,
GLASS, AND CROCKIRY, WINDOW CUB.
On TUESDAY MORNING, Octsber
uItu'fcor ofmy auction hd0 a general variety
OF ofHousehold Furniture, belonging 20 a family de.
clfnfDg housekeep ping, removed to my store for
cosvenierc ce OF sale: consistin gin part Of
Superior Piano Forte, Walnut Parlor Suite,
tsge Chamber Suites, Hair Mattresses, Feather
PILLOWS and Bolsters. Carpets, China 9lsss, and
30.
ALSO,
A consignment OF frst-class new Furniture EN-.
bTssiSg ,,s enc elegant PaElor Suite one handsome
Marble top, fine Walnut I'egere, with mirror
6 back, Lierary Table, Marble top Centre TatIe.
Bedsteads. and Washstsnds, and other articles OF
we'll made Furniture.
Terms cash. CHAS, w. B0rELER,
se 29-w,eSm 80 Aucttoneer.
Evening star., 1869-10-04
BOARDING..

TWO NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
for rent. with or without BOARD, at 81 s7th
street, between III and streets. se2l-llts
ROARDING-Af few genteel BOARDERS can be
- accommodated at I sS street, betw 18th
aud 18th streets, short walk from most of the De-
Partments, by Pennsylvania lady. Home com.
foIts and Cleanliness a speciality. se3lm"
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB RENT-With or
without BOARD, at No. 49s Pennsylvania
avenue, near Sd, Boarding at the same place, SIS
per week. iyS
EIksT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
FRONT E0OMs, to be hsd on reasonable
terms, at II ST.. bet 18th and l8th q short walk
from most Of the public OH ces. Vsf