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A NCHOR LINE.
PASSAGE RATES REDUCED. 18th

SshkAs<sS
NFW YORK ARD GLASGOW.
FAVOR4TE ROUTE FOR TOURISTS
passenger Accommodations Unsur passed
STEA MER EVERY ALTERNATE Day
FROM PIERS 20 AND u NORTH RIvER N "
IT,, hAIEs oE PhSSAGzIPAYABLE IN CURRRNcY:
DEARY, QUEENSTO WV OR BELFAST
Ostla S69t t. 30, according TO Accommodations
INTERMEDIATES $50. STEERAGE a9O
DTGftS ISSUED for any amount az EOtcs,t ray,s
foT Tickets or further iUfOrH alton, appiv TO-
MISS ANNIE x. HUM PHREY5
n fS1 Erh street near Pennsylvania avenue
p'sI Treasury Department, Washington,
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10y b. II. WARNER,
W Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS. northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EEAL kSTATEON STREET NORTHWR>1
ggETTW CkEE gtH AND lorH Sis, WASHING
- By virtue OF q deed Of trust to me, dated Ash
April, A. ID. 1873, and recorded 10 iiber No 7I5
folio ia, one 4 the land records for the District
OF Columbs will sell, public auction, in front
OF the premises, on FRIDAY, June l9th, fS74, 81
O'Clock p. all that pscs of ground in the CITY OF
Warrington, in the District of Columbia, known
AS lot numbered twenty-en (2lD, Of william
Browne's subdivision II lots lettered A TO Il OF
Walter Lencx's subdivision Of original lets one IN
Wot9l, and twenty-five CD, IN squsre numb sreo
three hundred and sixty eight (.6S) together with
the improvements. consisting of a new two-story
Gno mansaTd roof brick dwelling hoase,
Terms of sale: Uue-third cash; balance in elk and
twelve months, for which notes bearing Interest
the rate OF eight per cent snnum until PAL
secured by de Of trust on the prAPe-ty viii b.
required. III terms are not cor piled with in seven
days after day OF sale the trustee the right
to sell at risk and coss Il defslltiug purchaser
ryeY ancipg at COST Of purchaser. A post of
$500 required Al time Of sale.
VILLA 4 A. GORDON. ia. Tru,ree.
n-ys9f ,m&wts J. T. OObDW ell, S4lssulaa
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NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AVID FOR sALHAr
sHIILINGTON's BOOKSTORE,

fhineas Redux. A Novel. BY Anthony Trollope
Lottie Dazzling By the author Of Olive Blake's
Good Work.
ship AFoy. A Yarn in Thirty-stI Gable Length.
Pet, OF Psstimos AID Penalties. By Rev. Il.
Eawts,
Life Of Edwin Forrest, with "reminiscences and Per
sSnsl Recoilectious. By james Rees.
The DetErOued heiTess, b. Eliza Dupuy.
Langley Manor. By Mrs. Hewby.
The WethoIel hfsir. By NJ. DeForest.
The CoBsery sticD Of Energy. b. ba.four Stewart
re Neg Chemistry. By Josiah p. Cooke.
1e.Ga's Fortune. o. the author Of Eari's Dene.
ALL Tx 8AGAZIHE Is AGD FASHION BOOKS
FOB MARCH.
PttYISG CABDs, FLANK BOOKS, PASS
6pCRs, AND EVERYTHING LIZ TIE STA.
tIDh &kH LlaE, for sale az
fotT-tr sHILbIN6TON'S fHss-
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RY DUNCANs On BROS, kuctioneers,
- Corner 9Th aud ID streets Eorthv,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT lot ON THg
SORhSR OF VIRGINIA AVENUE AND
1WEETY-THIBD SHEET.
=. will offer - public auction, IN front of the
so premises, on FRIDAY, tne ~ day u June,
"s>-6IGs al o O'Clock .. N, lot II, ia sQusra a.
having front II rs feet inches on Yirg mis- ave-
HU" aId 81 feet II inches Isl street, aud coat sia-
iuE tIg 5QUare fest ~ proaVd.
Terms: Une-fOGrth ca-b; residue I'm twelve, eiFh-
teen and tTeuty-four mOBtbs. with eight par co1t
interest. pay-b.s mi auUusy, secured b. decd q
Iust a dep sit of 500 reqGts5d At time Of aals
Convey 8ncins at purchasers cost.
REGIN AID FENDaLI,
TrEssae Of BALDWIN Brothers
je9-tu.th s&ds DUE0AESON BTOS, Aurfs
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THE TRADES.

A VIKINGS AND AWNING FnAuES
"a " tnlprored Style and Pdttsra,
Tor stores, hotels, Public Buildings, City and Coun
try Residences at factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN O. HOGAN,
10 Market Space, between 7th aud 9th streets.
Tags add Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent
s,Ie agent fof the only Genuine Mildewed Proof
thI1k InAtertel apls-tr
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f. U \ A L ID LIN E.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
=, TN the view OF diminishing the chances Of col,
e6nys fnr eli S1S sers o. ths 1.-the take specified
Ut the outward Passage from Queenstown 10 New
9i Botcp, crossing Meridian OF 80 at - lat
90 ne homeward passage, crossing the Meridian
'ieV a' = Iat or nothilg 90 thu north OF "A.
rHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
BETHEEN NEW YORK AND LITRRPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK RARBOR.
hz% iGa aac fS9s hsw Yo JHfv
BeIsy la Sat yane % .scotia..... Wed. July Is
AbsyssiniaWsd. June q July Is
Cs s July 4Aby ssinia.. Sat, July p
UBDAY nom New YSrk' ~"' S0DAf sno SAT
steamers marked thus do net carry Storage PISS
RATEs OF PAs.Aes.-Osbin, $50, geo, and alsO
s saa 81 Tickets g Pa
able terms. stsersse at lowest rates. u" - WI
81 s!eersar cke,s tr'm Liv6rpo0l and QusenstoRa,
bile Of isdins given Tor Belfast, Gisssos Bsyss
hts,,eIp, and other ports on the Uontaent and for
sge, appiy at the Oompsny's Office, No, BowIins
gTsfi 1sr iss,teegass psss9ge' Ne IL Broadway,
isnso-iy GHSs' q. P ssli S9isi Agent.
M rROBANTs LINE OF sTEa1saIfs
WASHINGTON xsB NEW YORK.
!UaE GIBSON viii maze regular wetk. $3.50 s0s
LIB, between NEW YORK, ALEX ,fls4
$500 WASHIN GTOH and ss<z>sxz&
- hoSSSeAI0ws, as follows:-Lesye new YORK,
Ter Ss Aast river, every SATURDAY ct 4
NJ . ,eeS 3 sS ~ every fRIDAY =.
Agent oes s1a wharf spR
W., or ~ the corner Of Hth street and New Yors
"s9ns; J.; W. THOMPSON, President
Ereisnu delivered BY Knoxs En- press On.
ana s - Seaerel Once sos Penntylvanis ave.
tended 10. H'A' VIII 10 P'"",Sss,5 ss'
INV EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL
'sitAbE GLPh IA,ALExANDRIA,y Va, WASH.
'hdIoh AMP 9E0BGETOWG, ID. q.
SAILING DAYS.
S tfssiSSsslr; J. S.ihaS y and SAT-: sssk
FROM ~ Water street, Georgetown. n. o.. MON.
DAI and FRIDAY at p. IN. N
This line connects st Phiadeiphis with "Olvde,.
ron Lie" Of steamers for whence, Boston and
'h.s line C,S.FJ hyde, sent fer p. Of q.
A. BED, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PHAKCE, 8 q ConsTcss street Boston.
iers len at General once, sos Ponnsy(Ssnis ave.
aus, Ct % abe steamer wharf win be promptly at.
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" ECHARD B. MOHUN Z CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONEHs,
1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS
The Evangelical Alliance Of 1873, vol So
John of Bar eyeld, by j. Motley . vols ,Sno 81
My Mother and 1, by Author of John Halifax, IL
mo-, 81 80.
At Her Mercy, by Jan es Payn, pa per, SOC.
Harper's Travellers Guide TO Europe and the East
for 1874, vol 81; vols. 50. my29 TT
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW BOOKS
AT
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The Great Ice Age, and fits Relation to the Autiqui
~ OF Man. By James Geikie, =. B. B. r., with
mepe and Illustrations; 81 50.
eros America; or, the Great West and the Pacific
Cost By James y. Busting.
Tempest Tossed; q Romance. By Theodore Triton.
Prudence Calfrey; Novel. BY + Bailey Aldrich.
A Voyage TO the Fortunate Isles. By Mrs, Piatt
Ny Mother and L. By Miss MULCH.
John OF Bsrn,veld. By j. Lothrop Motley.
WILKES, Sheridan and Fox, the Opposition under
George III. BY W, +. Rae.
Beaten Paths. A Womans Vacation. By Ella W.
Thompson.
All the New Books, Fiue Stationery, Papeteries
containing assortments Of beautiful papers and
envelopes,
WARREN CHOATE . co.,
NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
VERNON BOW,
jel1-tr Corner 10th street aud Penna. ave.
CHUIOE NEW srYLKs OF STATIONERY.
Tho Vis-a-Vis, Oourt Papetsrie, containing two
quiTes of paper ard two packs Of envelopes.
Papeteries OF Prizes Rep and Move paper, as
sorted tnts coutain ing I'VE Quires Of paper aud
veopes TO mstch the thing for parties about to
so to the country for the summer.
Also, Plain and Cheap Stationery at
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AVS 7TH SrREET.
All the New Books for summer reading. je9-tr
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UNDERTAKES, &c.
? TSHagS ,. lsIRyEs,
II K IA o V A L.

wy. HACkETT, Uucert aker, Successor 70 Gao
W. Harvey, formerly 1T T35 n street, bet weep a
ano takes this nod q nfO ing his friends and
the pubic In general that ne has re Oved his Ware
rooms TO No. 500 7th street abo- q n where h. a
prepared 20 furnish funerals heretofore. Ga ths
oest manner ges lm
A. BtDAL Ard EuEkKAB W dkATHr. sou
~ DUETS, CROSSES, ANCHORS AND eTARE
Preserved or kmbAlnsd IN Wax. AL kinds Of n ar
brsidfng done, Ornamental Hair worn 0lass and
Pearl, ~ Mrs. FkIKs, late Of Boston, 30. eos eth
street, near north SIT. Referencss:-brs re-. Pred.
dent Graft, Mrs. Admiral GoldsborOuEh, " ~
COreersu, General k1sy, General T0mpkin 0e.-
ersl Aiken. NBiSlT
NJ AkN KsIeofs, 1.1t.s-1- - R-.--.i t..s.1s
Nl GIL street northwest,
besssen sth ana Tn Sc, formerly u 625 rth ST
Referencet:-Ms. General Sherman, DO1 Pada.
Fleury, u. r. stsnsbury, Mrs Hcn Jshu Oovors
srs; Secretary Relaho, Mrs. General Balboa,
Aiersnder. Mrs.. General wsihridss. oosl'-Iy
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- 4 CIA Al NOT ICE.
IL hdring come to our knowledge that Other Whit
keys thdH oC7, and ia frequent instances, 1dtl
teTGtsd grades, are sold under The and brand
Of CID STAG WHISKY, our labeled bottles
being used e make the deception plausible zoe
DEEM II oar duty TO patrons, s0eu az TO our
ssIueS TO notify dealers and others interested, that
the name Of "OLD STAG WHISKEY" is our
trade mark, secured By lao. We hare, therefore,
the sole and ezclusiue right 70 use It, and shall
prosecute TO the fun extent Of the laV all parties
hereafter, imposing upon the public by tie dtshonest
use Of our popular brand.
Dealers selling GOLD STAG wHISKEYn can
d!,cdys produce eridence, upon demand, taat they
are ia pOsseSsiOn Of the genisine article.
HALL q HUME.
WHOLESALE GROCENS AND LIQUOR
feb1s-eO6m s0T Market Space,
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GLB STAG NHEsg Y.

ThSs WAiSk Is distilled 10 our order. ard kept IN
bond for rs Until its age lCayrarts ia Offering
70 the public for use, nlsdicildI or social.
The Increasing popularity NTH tViich IL has been
met SINCE ITS ttroduciOn ten years ago, foTbidS any
hesitation part IN claiming for Il smooth
ness drd fGrOT EnsGrpdssed. It's purity zoe guar
Gntee.
Our right and title TO IRE erclusire use Of this
brand is On record at the United States Patent Office.
HALL Il HUME,
DEALERS IN FINE WINES, BRANDIES
WHISKY, &C.,
feb98 COON scr MARKET SPACE.
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lY DUNCANs0N BROS ,Auctioneers,
ID Southeast corner 9th aud d streets northwes est

ID Southeast corner 9th aud d streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRoyED PROP.
ERTf IN SQUARE 1889, AT AUCTION,
- Under and by virtue of two deeds Of fru II to us
- duly recorded ia Eiber No. 742, folio lis, aud
Liber No. 745, folio 2lO, of the land records Of
me District Of COluDbis and at the request of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public arIc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the goth day of juno, A. ID
1874, at O'Clock p. m on the premises, lots num-
brTet eight (5l, nine (9) and ten (i0J, in square
numbered ter hundred and thirty five (l035l in the
City a " ashingtOn, ID. q.
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in Fix (6l twelve
(2), and eighteen (l8) months. secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. deposit of fifty dollars on
each lot when ST. uck eff.
20. wEAvER,l
GEO. MASON, { IFustees
g6-eOd DUNCANSON BROS Auct5
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TKITkD STATES PATENT orFIoE.

" ASH! NGfON, d. J.i June l0th, 1874.
On the petition of WILLIAM II. LIyINasToH,
OF JohDstown. New York, praying for the extension
Of patent granted him on the i3t law of Se ntem-
Der, 1850 and reiseued the 18th day of pri, 1885,
for sn impIovement in Wood Saw Frames:
Ii Is ordered that the testi nony IN tn. case be
eosed on the 18th dey of Augus next the time for
ming arguments and the Exsmlners report be limi-
ton be heard on the 81 day Of September next.
ANY pernon may oppose this extension,
jel2f.& NJ. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner
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II NlTED 5TAI Ec PATENT OFFICE,
WAsHINaTON, ID. c., yuBe 4, 1874
on the PETITION o. HENRY ID. SLOWER, VI New
York, n. T.. praying for the extension Of a patent
granted to him on th- 4th day of September 1885, for
an Improvement In planning Machines:
1t as ordered that the the case be cosed
on the 9Th day Of August next, that the time for
ming arguments and the Examiners report be Tim
ned 70 the l4th day Of August next, and that said
petition be heard on the 18th day Of August next.
ANY person may oppose this extension.
juns5-fa M b. LEGGETT, Oonruissfoner.
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LVRENCH CANDY FnEaCa CANDY
aASURACTOhT!
The special attention n the Iubltc Gut dealers
generally - called the fact q the undersigned
l. constantly manufacturing aat av sys on baud
. most varied aud select stock 81 the hnest PUEE
FEENyu CAEDIES manufactured ca the prem.
ises). FRNlES, NUTS. sic., which be Is dispsstrs
Of a. remarkably low igUres both - Who'll sale and
retail. A. CAgAGSARG,
4S9 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
mare-Sm~ UEtSr National hotel,
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leY n &ABSER,
IS EAai Estate Broker and ATcfin1eer,
Federal buildings, corner 7th and e sta. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AVID UN-
11PhoNEN PROPERTY hEAR THE DEAF
And GUNB 1SFL0M. R0TS fEn BY LAND
BOUNDARY AND 7TH STREETS NORTH
IS BY virtue Of a deed of trus. TO rs, dated MAY
ts Hth, \. ID. 1872, and record Il in bey 6Sl, folio
Is IA, ct sec and a. the request Of toe party Sc
cured there by. viii offer for safe, in front of the
premises, at public suction, on SATURDAY, June
goth, 1874, al O'Clock ., m, the following do
sCTbed real estate, situate in the city OF Washing
t1u, District Of Columbia TO wit:-Ths eat haf Of
square numbered eight nm ndred and ff y-fiv 1851.
Isipg original lots l. s. Is, IS q, 2s 70, 80 81
81 So, 81 and IS, IN said square, Together with the
IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
Terms of Gale: Sl2 900, with expenses Of sale aud
interest at ten per cont. from November IL, 1873, ia
cash, and the bal &c in six, twelve and e shtesn
nonths with interest, secured by deed Of trust on
the property. de pOsit Of $500 will be rsquic at
time Of sale. ALI convey ancIng at cost Of purchaser
If terms OF sale are not complied with in ten days
from day of SALE the Trustees reserve the right to
resell the tr0ptrty at the risk aud cost of the de-
fsuitiDg purchaser, sftGr five days sdvertisem0nt
in one more ewspsg ers published in Wishing.
ton'p.o. T pa2fp s, T: FISHER Trustees.
mays eo&ds IRer1 T. C0LDWELL, Anct
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
~ II y & 4 II ES
VI AT COST.
WINES, OLD WHISKY,
OLD BRANDY AND LIQUORS,
AT COST.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
3. n. BACON,
>An

3. n. BACON,
no. 1O9 Market Spsce,
selling his entire stock ct CosT to close business
% the last Of June. The balance will be sold at
suction.
BE will then consolidate his business with s.
bhCON & CO GFocers, corner Of Penns yIvsnia
avenue and Ith street, where he will be pleased to
see bis friends and patrons. jel7-f
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PAINT.
lave q method of preparing Psint which
VIII %arrsnt 70 cfectaally prevent dsmpnsss
roofs, provided the paint Sc applied bY NV 0wn
lands. Price 3z cents per square foot for three
bOC skS sod SIGNS painted In the very istest
itylo abo In the most durable manner.
Beng thoroughly eq1ip ped for every Kind OF work
10 NY line respectfully ask q trial from those
whom lave lot heretofore met refe ssiol ally
SUBJ eOs 18th street between II aud Northwest
tsoA-v Ise AC CURRY
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T. ROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship by
"Hew Ex press Line"
FROM BOSTOF AND PROVIDENCE
Mark freight Via "Ciy des Iron Line" and ship b.
Boston and Providence Railroad.
zee Advertisement of "Nsw Express Liner
Fol- full information apply to-
s..,,r .aw g. +. HYDE.
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10y LATIMER ULEARY,
Id Real Estate Brokers and Arctioueers,
Southwest corner Pennsyly snia avenue and 18th n
Star Office Building

star Vuce Dull0lug.
TRUSTEES SALEO DESIRABLE LOT ON
i!IH hTkkkT SORTHWESr, BETWEEH II
AM / SHEETS.
90 By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
- OF the District Of Columbia, passed on the 2stn
- ~ OF May, lS7i, in q cause depending in said
court, wherein FsEUie Z. Clements is comp air All
and L.. II Clements aod others are defend ants, be-
ing cause No 3745. Equity Doc. 49, the undersigned
will offer for sale, upon the premises, MONDAY,
he ~ b day of june, 1874, at O'Clock m, Lot
No. 4, in square los, b ginning st Q point ltS feet
from the s. n: Invest corner of said square aud run
hing cast IS feet, thence mort hwsstwsrdIy ab.ut
81 81 IOJ foet. thence west IS feet TO Htn street
thanc, soDth 20 feet TO place Of beginning
Terms # sale: One-third cash, a. d the remainder
il five annual payments, with Interest at per nt
per anrun, psyable quarterly. II the purchaser
falls t. comply with the terms of sale within seven
days, the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property st the risk and cost of sue iefaultfue pr
chaser. COuveVaucins at the cost OF the purchaser
q deposit Of SlU0 required at tune Of sale.
JAS G. PAYNE, Crustee,
je3 dads LArIMER CLEARY, Auyts
FFTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SAT UhDAY AFTERNOON. June 10th, same
hour ard place. By order Of the TTustez.
jel6 dads LhI11EB CLEARE, AUets
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DYLATIMKR q ULEARY,
ID Auctionsers and Re.l Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penna. avenue and Nth street.,
Star Office BuflcinS,
rRgsTEIs SALE or A FRAME DWELLING

- BY virtue OF decd OF trust, dated the lst day
- Of March, AID. ISL, and recorded In Liber No.
Ss 6S3, folio H2, Of the land records OF Washing
ION county, ID. and by order of the party secured
thereby, will sell public aactisn, front Of the
premises, On TUESDAY, Jupe 23d, 1874, At o'clk
D m, the west fourteen feet Of Los numbered three
fourteen feet on north Y street, ard running back
that width one hundred and fifteen feet 20 q pubio
alley, improved by atwo-efoTy and basement frame
Dwelling, making desirable business stand.
Terms: One-fourth cash, Of which Slo0 must be
oAths, with interest, secured by deed Il trust. All
convey sncing at the cost OF the purchaser.
bAMUEL T. DRURY, Trustee.
jei5-eokds LATIMIR CLEARY, Aucts,
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jey2 d
HOTELS.

WEsTaIEsTER HOTEL,
cam. On TAk EpROPEAs PLAN.
NEW YORK.
~ one BLOCK from Union square, the most CEN
ciaity OF AL the principal places Of amusement and
.s.olnS retail stores, has been enlarged and inn
and passenger elevator.
fee4-ly ORAs. b. FERRtH, Proprietor.
HHsONy HOTEL,
10. Tos g srBIr,
es5-H Brrwrvu y,r
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A VIKINGS AND ICON awning FbAmEs
"A FOR STORES,
,msnutscturyd by

M q, OUP ELAUU,
o4o Louisiens avenue, one door east of 7th street
Private Residences
IgON FRAMES for Stores, at factory prices.
rent.
Agent for the Improved Mfldew Proof Awnfu
NOSus, mssa-tr
fIiss0E BEoIBHRsh-
W Beck and Job Printers,
1917 Pennsylvanis Avenue, south side.
du8-D Fias WsrL Specially.
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SUPREME OOURrOF THE DIsTRICT
~ OF COLUMBIA.

Special rrm-Probdfs JErtsdicfton-Jsns fk l1a
In the matter 81 the will of MARY KEYwORrH.
MARY keyworth, Of the city Of washingtou District
OF Coluntis, has this day been made BY joan Key.
worth. All persons interested are hereby not "a
to appears In this court on TUESDAY, the 23d dsy
June next. at II O'Clock m, to shoT cause WHY
letters testAmentary the estate Of the said d.
essssd should not itsue as prayed. PrOrtdsd, copy
OF TINS order be Published once week, Ter to
neeks, IN the Evening star and Washin etou Law
hssorter, presiaus 90 the said day. Test:
ysof1 A. w WEBsTER, REGISTER on villa
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AUOTIONEERS.

o. f.A1sIS. RoBKRf II. RYAN,
b. II. BTAH CO.,
6enerA Brokers' aud Re al Estate AucfFar aaru an,
Hh street, FEDERAL Builains, opposite Posi-
49,, Omce Department.
cpeciA improvement and General Severare
TsSet paid promptly and at low rates. anls-iv
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y "A AL1 DIsEAske Of All kind tresx5d. n.
~efioe ease sna enclose 81 ndvfce ard nedi.
-. 80. ~. 2e Eat Address Mr.. Dr. THO HPfOE,
S".sts Aortn I'm Erect. PfnAteiphia, fes53-iIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

gTHE ABOVE PROPERTY HAVING
been subdiyided int Lots 20 suit purchasers, the
sale Will take place IN trent Of each piece Of
TUESDAY, June %, 1874, Commencing each sfser-
noon at O'Clock. Plsts can be seen at the Offices
Of the Trustees ard Auctioneers.
,.,s RoBr. j. MuRRAI,. Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

ELPB0NZO ToUNGS al CO, Gracers,
MASONIC TEMPLE, avH srREFr,
Opposite Q. s. Pa.ent Onos.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

10y GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctfoneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and ID sts.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-09-24
Poisoned by Lead.

At Lennoxtown, in Scotland, recent.
ly, lady's death was caused by lead
poison contained in soda water. She
had been in delicate health, and had
been in consequence ordered to drink
freely of soda water. She did SO, and
shortly afterward manifested all the
symptoms that would attach to q pa
tient suffering the effects of poison.
Suspicion eventually fell on the soda
water. A bottle was sent for analysis
to DR.. Wallace, Glasgow, with the re.
suit that the aerated liquid was found
to contain lead in the proportion of
9-10ths of grain in gallon. The eff
feet of that Is stated in the following
sentence in DR.. Wallace's report cor
dinary drinking water is considered
dangerous if il contains Ito of grain
of lead per gallon, and some authorities
consider even 1-20 of a grain deleteri-
Gus to health if the water is used con-
tinuously for series of weeks or
months" In the case referred to the
patient drank this soda water TO the ex-
tent of six or seven bottles daily, swal-
lowing in the same time no less than
three eighths OF grain of lead.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-09-24
Blowing 1t Out.

Judge Pitman's chimney has been
foul for some time, and when he men,
toned the fact at the drug store, Mr..
Squills said he could easily clean it out
by exploding little powder in the fire.
place. The idea seemed to Pitman to
be a good one, and he bought almost
ten pounds of powder in order to do
the work thoroughly at the first blast.
The men were busy gravelling his roof
that day, and just as the Judge was
about to touch off the charge, work
man named Snyder, leaned over the
top of the chimney to call to the man
below to send up more tar. Then the
Judge lit the slow match. The view
which met the eye of Mr.. Snyder as he
went up was fine one, embracing as it
did, Cape May and Omaha and Constan-
tinople and Baltimore and the Sand
which Islands, and when he got enough
of drinking in the scenery, he came
down in the river, apparently with the
intention of exploring the bottom.
When he was fished out he was glad to
learn, not only that the Judges chimney
was thoroughly clean, but that it would
need about four cart loads of bricks to
repair damages. After this the Judge
will clean his fues with brush fasten-
ed to clothes prop.