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The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Ocean Yachting.

LONDON Sept IA, 1859.
The Good NeUs hopes that when the ocean race 10
revived vessels Of nearly equal tonnage Will be
matched and their size be about 800 tons. II this is
done heavy weather Will be no great impediment,
and the result will be more satisfactory and
indication of TIE sailing qualities Of the yachts Of
each country.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Spnniah Action.

PARIS, Sept IL, 1869.
Letters from Madrid assert that fleet Of from
clads viii be sent to Cuba In November In case the
United states recognize the insurgents The Spanish
government stops all kilograms which 1t does not
approve. especially those concerning Cuba.
The B.IrcelOad DldrfO hopes that, notwtthstand-
ing the action OF the United States, Spain Will know
how to maintain her nag and her dignity.
Napoleon and General Prim In Council.
PARIS, Sept. IA, 1869.
The Emperor gave an audience to General Prim
yesterday.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
AUSTRIA.


VIENNA Sept IL, 1859.
Prince Charles OF Roumanla has arrived in this
city. He had an audience with the Emperor Francis
Joseph. at which the position of the Jews in the
principalities was discussed. He subsequently had
In interview with the Chief RABBI Of Vienna.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
IRELAND.
Peliticul Agitas,on Rcucwea.

Political Agitation Reviewed.
DUBLIN Sept. IL, 1869.
An Immense meeting was held at Dundalk yester.
day OF those favorable to the release OF the Fen.
tan prisoners. IL Is estimated that 10000 people
were pfcscht. fhe meeting was addressed by pfomi-
pent speakers.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Severe and Disastrous Storm.
LoNDoN, Sept H. 1909.
heavy storm prevailed yesterday. not only
throughout England, but on the continent Tele-
graph wires are or have been prostrated In every
direction and reports OF marine disasters are
stantly being received. The regular cable route to
valentia Ireland, has been deranged, and messages
to ana from America were forwarded By way Of
Dublin.
The Lnman steamship City Of Limerick, Captain
Phillips from Antwerp for New York, was compelled
to put into Queenstown In q leaking condition.
The e. Thompson, from Liverpool for Baltimore.
and the Lucretia, from Liverpool for Montreal also
experienced heavy weather. aud were obliged to
put into Queenstown leaky
A United States Ex-NIluister on His Govern.
mcnt.
LONDON. Sept IA. 1899.
Mr.. Washburne, formerly United States Minister
to Paraguay, has written communication 70 one Of
the London journals on President Lopez, Of Para
quay. He says his opinions have undergone no
change lie recites the barbarites OF Lopez, and
says there are but few foreigners now In Paraguay
and they only permitted to live because they are
useful to the Dictator. II they succeed In making
their escape they will have to thank the fortune OF
war only and not the protection Of their own gov
ernment
The Democratic Axitation-BIere About
Madame Stowe.
LONDON Sept. IA. 1859.
meeting OF persons In favor Of granting pardon
to the Fenians now under sentence was held o-day
in Cierkenweil. Arrangements have been COM
pleted for monster demonstration on Monday next
Lord Byron's steward denies the truth Of Mrs..
stoves statements.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

A.-Burnct's Flcrimel; an Exqnisits Per.
resembling fresh ordos Of bouquet Has -
equal and 10 for sale by all dru:gists
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
BELGIUM.

A B0naparfe Visit.
BRUSSELS. Sept Ia, 1859.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte has arrived In this
otty
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Aid for the AvOndaIe Sunerors.
LONDON, Sept IA, 1883.
subscription has been started here on behalf Of
the widows and children Of the miners killed in the
Avondale coliery, near Scranton Pa.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

A.-The Haimes' Bros. Piano Internal Reve-
me returns show is5 Pianos during the year endtas
Anril l. lS6a Call and examine. 46 Onion square
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

At +. Evertieips, 800 Broadway-Weddisg
and Visiting Cards, MonOgrams, Cress Initiaed Note
Pnpers; most stylish IN the city.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

A-Iadies' Faces Euusao oiled also tho Pre-
paration sale, with instructions, BY H. LAUSSON 7
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Rctaru or Mr.. Seward from Alasia-Trncei
Of Sir John Franklin.

Rctaru OF Mr.. Seward from AIasika-Trnces
Of Sir John Franlklin.
BAN FRANCIsco. Sept. Is. 1902
Mr.. Seward has return from Alaska. He has I'm
proved In health and L. In excellent spirits.
A heavy shock OF earthquake occurred at San Louis
Obispo yesterday light shock was felt at sacra
ment0 to-day.
A party. vouched reliable. writes to the Bulletin
from San Buensventura that document had been
found on the beach at that place on the Goth Of
August, very badly mutl!ated. On the document
was found request for the finder to forward It to
the Secretary Of Admiralty at London or1the British
Consul at tho nearest port, the request being
printed In six commercial languages on the margin.
Every vacant portion was filed with writing
relating to Str John Franklin ana his party. The
document was evidently cast In tue water IN lati-
tude 90 az a. and longitude % 04 0S. It gives an
account Of the deserton from the ships Erebus and
Terror. The party numbered log at the time OF the
desertion. under the command OF =. X. NJ Crossicr.
They had succeeded In reaching the above latitude
and Longitude. where they had found relics OF the
late SIR John Ross. The document states that the
party had wintered or Beachy Island In ls48 and
lsa1, ana that Sir John Franklin had died on the
l1th OF June. l841. IL contains many interesting n
cldents connected with the expedition.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

For First Class Printing Of Every DescrtR.
ton 20 to tue Metropolitan Job Printing Es.ablishmsutU
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

(ristu dorO's Unriynl1ed Hair Dye.-S0iA
and applied wig and scalp factory. No. sAstor House.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

(souraud,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bos>
s ls street. late Of %s3 Broadwsy, and druggats
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

B.,chelor's Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world perfect dye harmless reliable, inssna-
ueous Fac Is bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Cherry Pectorn1 TrOcI,es Are S0methfng
new good and pleasant for q cold throat.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
STATE TONNAGE DUES.

The Question Of their Legality Before the
COmmissioner Of Customs-Decislon of the
United States Supreme Court-Hnrbor
Masters Foes Declared IllegaI-Their Col-
lection cn-Correspondence tho
Subject.
WASHINGTON, Sept a. 1899.
About month ago sent you brief account OF o
movement inaugurated by Captain q. f. Barnes
agent OF the Shipowners and Captains Associa-
tons OF New York, Boston, Philadelphia and New
London, to prohibit the collection in the New YORK
Custom House OF certain fees not allowed by law.
These are harbor master fees health fees and state
hospital tax. correspondence on the subject has
passed between the Commissioner of Customs, ~.
was brought about by the following letter Of Mr.
Barnes TO the Secretary Of the Treasury
WASHINGTON, August II, 1889.
bsAs Of BosoUp PsiiadepSa and
New Eoqs House only
certain fees which no other snsSm Sssr SSess IN the
hospital tax all Of which are illegal taxes even for state 70
Ss rS BIN waGS u Il.
the state lava p hope as sd an act Of Justice to
after in the New York Custom House. Yours, $c;rs
No ss4 Eleventh street, west, Washington, b. c.
This letter was referred by the Secretary to N.
Sargent, Commissioner OF Customs, for action. on
the 18th OF August Mr. Sargent addressed the fol-
lowing letter to Collector Grinnell:-
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OrFICE COMMISSIONER or CUSTOMS, August 10, lS69i
slnThe secretary OF the Treasury has referred TO me S
Philadelphia and New London representing that the clear
aed 10 The Customs Fee namely hsrbor matters tses
health officers fees and state Hospital tax Barnes ac.
The Of the schooner b. f. Lowell of which the fol-
iowinx +" "'oV aouooyv,
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

In this Changeable Climate of Ours e Cole
s easily taken, and withoe due anosnsr WY be con.
ira On sp 81
sd sstTs ss Us s %scr
Of existing cases Of clearly dshnsd assasc may
themselves through Tue pre- ininary gndst
fatal aeluson that they are troubled With &MSsnS & boS Spi n
SsD:ney snS ever: s1a '1s5ss Cs,Ss
P;S % ,1 s1Snsa and
d.nssfoa. .:as ss1
with neatness, quckness and despatch Re cent
q any gsf p5DRnf JoR fsSTNa
MENT,e7 Nassau street.
furnished Tbs highest rates paid FOR Douboose
aadaII knds of Gold and Silver ,.w.u.. ~
TAYLOR Co. Bankers. 10 W "'r'"'' ~ l.
The Coai Mine Calamity.
FRANK LfaLIE's
iLLusrRATED NEWSPAPER,
seu'rffTEaES. se'f Tsssa EsS
rtFrEEN ILLUSTRATIONS
AvoSpALE Of tciAsffAsrnopnE. AZ
S full hns Sns' ss
eerns 70 Search the victms Finding the Dead; Bring
Ss o Ss ss Ss win
scenes THE GALE IN NEW ENGLAND.
nAwL.ss ssssf'iFEissss S%S iFFEissssEsDES,
n1usrGGsSE6 Gls!sEl1' HiSssofEtS iSlfslso n rEEss,
and other Interesting ilasfs.'gEnii a Eis. snea.
"'n' Of 'A'ilaii Tiis ''GIiY GmiYp6ks 3 "fKLAsuRt
splnsplo nleqSH. qS.EAIs FAsn SUPPLEMENT-
,,ulTS, gaASk FED bFsESE,FF FsHWsFArnn.
PRICE 10 CENTS
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ys,abiished in 1SO9-vhe Metropolitan Joh
Printing Est nblishment 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
An English View Of the Cuban Question.

An Engiish View Of the Cubun Question.
LoSBoN, Sept. Il, 1859.
Tue Tfaes, in an editorial on the Cuban question,
says:-
& the American negotiations for the cession Of
Cuba have failed 1t must be because the sum ten
dsrsd was deemed insufficient or the Washington
government breads the opposition OF those who feel
eonadent that Cuba must fall INTO the hands OF the
United S. ates and deem 1t folly to incur liability.
The spanish government has been admonished to
put Il end TO the insurrecton give up the island
o. Any terms. II these circumstances have
prompted the Madrid governments to play Its
last card for the Antilles ana stake all on
t. q cannot be congratulated on Its resolution.
The eubjugation Of Cuba cannot be achieved by
G6dief6 nor VIII It result from a series of victories
Troops may hold the seaports but the inland regions
win be against them. Armed columns may traverse
the island, but can nowhere establish permanent
footing. With the exception OF few traders Spain
mas no friends In the island Prim and Serrauo
have often told the Cortes that the loss OF Cuba Is
merely question Of time For four months they
have been devising the most advantageous terms
It Is to be hoped that wisdom and consistency will
enable them to see that 1t Is good 10 be rid OF the
island on any terms, and cause them to consider
before wasting men and money which they cannot
spare in the furtherance OF an enterprise which Will
never yield hundredth part OF what IL has already
Irfeparai:y cost.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Movements Of Mr.. seward-The San Diego
and Gila Railroad.

and Gila Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. II, 1869.
Nc. Seward o.day attended the opening Of the
Ninth Industrial Exhibition at Mechanics Institute
he also visited the public schools on invitation Of
the Board OF Education. Mr. Seward leaves to-
morrow by the steamer for san Diego and returns
overland, probably 10 participate In the breaking Of
the ground for the san Diego and ella Railroad.
He ts expected TO depart from here on the Panama
steamer ON the 3Oth inst. for Mansania, where pre-
paratl0ns have already been made for his trans
p0rtati0n to the City Of Mexico under an escort
The Mexican Consul to-day writes to mis- govern
ment to prepare for Mr.. Seward's reception.
morrow for san Diego to inaucurate the work on
the San Diego ana ella Railroad. Funds sufIicient
to build tho road to ella river have been subscribed.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
SPAIN.

General Sicl1les' Communication aud Its
Eject.
LONDON, Sept. IA, 1883.
The Mndrid correspondent OF the London Times
writes as iOllowS:-
Hitherto the Spanish government and the press
have unwse adopted the plan Of concealing unla-
H0rAble Cuban news. But the Epocd has now broken
the silence and startled Spaniards by making a
statement Of the actual facts, and by vehemently
urging the despatch OF troops and the union Of
mon or ail parties, SO that the government may
% left trce to save Cuba. The news OF Gen
eral Sickles' proposal to recognize the Cuban
insurgents as belligerents has caused as much ex-
ctement as II he threatened to take the part Of the
Cubans 1t had the effect TO make funds fall to the
lowest point which they have touched for the past
sixteen wears. The despatch OF General Slckes has
not yet been published. Whatever its moral erect
may be- The remopstrance OF the United States has
un6uestionably terrified the Spaniards amazingly.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Paid 10 Cole!
snd All kinds of aold and Silver - -
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

PnuphIets, Law Reports, &C., Exocuto9
with nsaness quckness DESPATCH twcnhye per cent
than at other printns 10 tns cx
At lie METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING hsrAbLlSA
NENr. az Nassau street.
Evening star., 1869-10-05
EVENING STAR
LATE fELEGRAMS, &c.

There are reports from Florida of the arrival
At FernandIns, on Friday night, Of the steam
ship Alabama from New YORK with 400 men
including 60 officers. for the Cuban expedition
now rendszvousing on the Gulf coast. The
men were Immediately put aboard the cars ana
sent 70 Cedar Keys, where steamers await
mem Two hundred 81 Baldwin, Fla, from
SaVan nnsh. on saturday night, imposed to be
> portion OF a command row organizing in
Middle Georgia
In the Circuit Court for Baltimore Coun.
y. yesterday, John Nachmau and John
GaTdrsr, late pr0prietors Of the New Ameri.
can Theatre, AZ the corner OF Calvert and Bal.
tInnore streets, were each fined StO1 and costs
Tor keeping q nuisance TINS Is one of the
celebrated "Can-Can" cases.
The telegraph wires are down in nearly al,
directions ard little news of the Conuecficut
town elections can BE- obtained. In Hartford
ne Democrats elect their entIre ticket for To yu
oihCers by SIX 10 seven hundred, about THAR
usual msjority, in very light vote.
Acton has been commenced in the United
ts'eS circuit Court Of New York by James
bf WI Il Co, bankers, against Fisk & GsuId
% recover s2.5O0Oou. the amount alleged TO be
lost by the sale OF S7,OOJ.OOO in gold
The Republican Convention which met las,
Eisht II Baltimore nominated for Sheriff Can
IAN William VI. Wood, and Tor CIty Surveyor
Gilbert II. Bryson.
John =. Andrews. who has been doiny a
hcayy business in he lower grades Of wheat,
n Chicago, has suddenly disappeared with
about seven thousand dollars belonging to
other parties.
General FTemCnt's suit against the Kansas
Pacific Railroad has been transferred from the
STATE 10 the CnTed States Court al New York
60. st Marseilles, ILL.,, was burned Sunday
evening. Loss ss5.OU1-partIy insured.
The ship A. l. Palmer. from Liverpool for
New YORK. has been abandoned al Sea
Evening star., 1869-10-05
AUCTION SALES.
fO.MORROW,

Rf coOPEl LArlMlR. Auctiopeer.,
southwest corner Psnns avenue asd iitS street
BRgssEhe CARPETS. w.LHur pAR,oR
ssaAhs.n sAs. .sD sLssjxaEiA.o! oG
E Ss,ps.sD.5 S9,.ss ~, .oRs1se .:s oss ;a
ss.. ana i' :ires:.. ~ s sss IL. r.,i s1H
s.:Cs,asus Of SGu.:ssse
wals., P.rIsI tui,e, MAE pieces, upholstered in
Ro:ewecd Marble top Centre fable
Walnut hsception Chsirs
Brcssels Carpets and Rugs
T.o Wainue ipsTn eisnhIab,ss tables and Chairs
Two Persian Table Covers, Engraving, and Or.
Walnut Hall uite, Gases Birts and Fruit
Chinses IN Tee Set. fifteen pieces, China Ware
Walnut Mardrobes and Bedstests
Wslnut Bureaus and " ashstsuds
Ohsmeer Stoves. Kitehep 3. ai aui.ise.. ' Sc.
oosa COOPER q LATIMER. Aue.s.
RY OOOPER . LATIMER. Auotioneers.
ID (succe.sOr, TO o. MeGuiTo { o.,
Southwest oerner Pa avenue and ilth street
ROSEWOOD CASE pIsNoroRrE. BRUSSELS
PAELos AED oHAMBiR FURSirURs,
e9-aAaE On WEi fs Sfsbty At kUSIsSS S1,oS..
tleman scIiniug no 1seke-pius. No AIS
street. between Sd and AZ We " in sell a. excel
Of - b-'
ko.ewood Case = octave Pianof rte and Stool
nnnt Paflor suite. fr Hair Cloth
ffebch Plate Mirror, Walnut Lounge in Green
Lace Curtains and Fire Lambrakils
Walnut Extension Table
Walnut Marble top sideboard
ss.,i and and Al pr5s1 Carpets
ecltd Walnut mArble top Chamber Suite
Pain ted n al BILE top Ootta age Sets
Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstsncs
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Bo1sters and Pillows, Blankets. Spreads, &c
Walnut Hat Back. Cane seat Chairs
Cooking and neRiing stoyes
Kitchen Requisites, &c. &c.
Terms cash.
oc 4 dts COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star., 1869-10-05
ID heal Estate Brokers and Aucttoneers.
No. 40 7th street, opposite Post Office.

UNIMPRovED PROPERTY ON NEW BAMP.
khlkk AVENUE AND 2lsT STREET, BE-
TWEEN l. AND M sTkEET5, AT AUCTION.
on TUESDAY, October s, nts so'e.oek p. m. We
shall sell. the pre- mtses, oil of original Lots
~ and Il, in Square No u said lots have an az.
sregate frontsge OF 1874 feet on New Hampshire
svep ne and Lot No. Il has also frontage on 2ist
street of 30 feet.
Terms: Ore fourth cash. balance in s, l2,ls, and
"a months, with interest Deferred payments to
be secured by deed Of trust on the premises. All
oonveysncing and stamps at purchasers cost. $50
se2s tbs TITUH FOX, Aucts.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

~ Dr. Hayes intends to lead an expedition
towards - the open Polar Sea- next year This
Will be OF more consequence than any axpedi-
tion latteriy un ndertaken to the North Pole.
sSTbe Spanish race. during the presen,
century. OF both hsmEpheres, has furnished
out greater number of cival wars and reyo-
lUtIOI,s than any other on the face of the globe
~Richard Roe Is the famous name of a con-
vICt who escaped from the Ohio Penitentiary
the ather day, by causing himself 10 be headed
NJ IN a barrel OF shayings
Evening star., 1869-10-05

- Successors 20 J. c. MCGUIRE Oo,,l
southwest corner Penna's avenue ana lith ssrsss
1RUsrirs sALI Q! LEAsEHoLD PROP.
runoer md by virtue Of t~o deeds OF trust from
eu.."x hoizer, one bearing a. ere tne eth DAY os
Autust lcot, and recorded among the lazd records
III. fnlipssop fn county in the pistrict OF Colum
The ether bearing d.s. the s,th Of June. 1851, .ad
Ne ia snsne said records In Liber Y. l.,
Ne :, tcno Sl, &c the sutscrioer wiz sell, on
s,eyo.p Al the nth day OF October next, At az
tste night tits isters.t and tern of We ars vet TO
% % .e ana enexIr OF the said Frederick olrsr.
10 psrt OF Lot Is in Square 7sl described 80
DE- nn,ps af the northeast col ner of Lot
cast IS tset rorth feet. east S feet north n Feat
70 beeinniug, and contsiufne a- sluars ses, a.
ing tne entire Interest. estate and term Of years
yer oeenslpe TO said Ho.zer Of lease OF aid pa.t
May ,lS1, With the privilege at any time du rins
tne contnuarcs thereof 81 renewing said lease for
another term OF ninety riue years. sud which vss
granted 10 the said holZ.r by joseph Ormuu by an
folios 2 and 2i si the lsnd records Of washu gtsn
county sfores sid.
I be sals lie sde for the p1rpose OF paving out
O. TIE proceeds thereof ia ieut dn@ss of tn saii
the first ment oned Of the said deeds OF tru .ts and
tSo promlssary notes, bs>riay date the 2oth OF
June, lsS7. each for the sum OF sse4 81 auo paya
bi. Iesp' c,iyely In six aud twelve IN Dnths from
said cate tecured by the last mentioned Of said
Ths terms Of the sale will be one third Of the
purcnAse ncrey e. b. psid a. Il ne OF sac and the
balance in six, nine sud tselye months; the pur
chafer to give his promisss-y notes ssusfAct oriy
eLdorsed. for such deferred payments All con-
a. K KEENBDY trustee
&c IL eodSts COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts
Evening star., 1869-10-05
DROPOsALS FOR FRESH BEIF.
HEApouARTERs PeAsr MILITARY DrsrlIcr,)

Okes CaiJ Conmissary OF Sa6sistsnes,
Richmond, Va, Sept 10, 1889
Sealed Proposals tin duplicated will be received
M,he ONCE OF Breyst Captain Q 3. Roberto, 18th
gntAntry, A.. o.. B., at Lyncbburg, Va. until
TUESDAY, October 10Th, 1879. at IL m, for su o.
plying the United States subsietencs Dep.rtme a :
from November ist, 1859. 70 April s1th, $50. or
sueh less time % the CommssAry General of Sub
stetepce may direct
Pic ders are requested to be present to respond
70 their bids and be prepared TO give bonds for
uefutnllment Of their contract.
Copdieors, requirements, payne nu: &C, a.
Breyet n ajor and Chief q. g.,
eezS-6t First Military District
Evening star., 1869-10-05

~Mr. GOOdheart. the philanthropist who
visits and comforts persons in the penn -antIa.
rIes. Iaiely cOndolsd with a convict in N,ssa-
cousetts ON the ground that, considering his
crime. MS sentence was excessive. s.Oh. 1
icnt mind thst," replied the prisoner; "eyery-
thIng has gone up since the war"
Evening star., 1869-10-05
llI 9kEkH WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,
Southeast corner OF 9TH and streets.
PROVED ASD UNiMPK0vED ZEAL KS.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IN
PROVED AND UNIMPkOyED REAL KS
- BY virtue of q decree of the Supreme Oourt
k;$ of the district of Columbia, passed in Equity
IA 40 and 81. .s. sstS 81 I
ants, the subscriber will sell at public sale. en
WEDNESDAY, the 20Eh day OF October, 1859. ct
41s O'Clock M, on the premises, part OF LO M.
In square No. 435, fronting l9 feet lIl hes on
North street, betw sixth aud Seventh stre &c.
west and eI tending back with that wicth 20 feet
with an alley feet wide, by 81 feet fnch IS TO 30
t0St 1ieT; dinIPrSyss IGys b. two-stOry BRI OK
And on FRIDAY, the 223 day OF October. 1859 at
ls o'clock D. m, on the premises, the whole OF
LU1 Eo. ~, and parts of LOTS Nos 81 and 23
In square No SIS. fronting IS feet on south
street By 81 feet Sixth street east I'm PROV al by
q double two-story BRICK DWELLING. HOUSE
with krsme Kitchen and Brick Stable ami Oar
risge Housr. The above property 10 most eIiefbIy
situated and rapidly improving in vslue; improve
ments well and substantially built.
Terms OF sale: One four th cash. and the balance
IN six, twelve, AID eightes n months, for the pur
Chaser's notes, bearing interest from the day Of
sale. 'ecured ~ deed In trust upon the pr spprty
100 OF the ossh payment each piece of property
viii be reqnlrsd as soon as Il property Is knocked
Gown and III the terms are not Compiled vita in
fve days after the sale the property wll be sold
at the risk and expense of the defaultng purcha-
ser upon ore weeks notice All convey ancipp
and stamps At the cost Of the purchaser.
CHARLES D. WALLAOH. Trustee.
teI-2aw&ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Arct's.
Evening star., 1869-10-05
NovELTH I0UNpRY AHD AAOHMn
~ WOBK0,

rAKKERSBUBo, WEBf vlEGIN1A.
Men have On hand one Portable eteam Nm
lor Stxo oaehs Also. several portable snsiass
suitable Tor shrsshing mac hines Of " horse % YER
horse IowsS OF undsr. Persons wishing TO par
Snsss nsw or second hand machinery, ensines or
E0na .yould do ven 20 call or sddress W,
LnHst co., RarksF1blrG, West virginia.