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EVENING STAR.
DE ~ ransy and Nonsense OF Glove,

The Ty ranny and Nonsense OF Glove.
Yet, after all, the whole thing seems 10 us 20
he simply desrotic and Irrational, artificial anf
unnatural Head the dictum OF a lately pul.-
bshed brochure UPON etiquette ct the nstionaf
capi;al-"Gioves must be worn upon entrance
10 the drawing room. but must al ways be taken
on nj the moment one Is seated ~ The table
a recent innovation permits thar
the gloves shall not be replaced AZ All
AFTER their removal AZ the table. This,
however, may be only one Of those hlt-
ting fashions worn, like the glove, for the mo-
ment and then cast aside. Veg do not forget
that during the serving ots dinner the walters
In attendance alone wear gloves. Aud even the
waiter serves with greater elegance with the
thumb OF the hand wrapped in . dsmask nap
KIN nder such contr sdict0ry aud oapricious
r r s y there any excuse to he found in
put on the glove In the first place? And nav We
not ask why, except TO protect their hands from
the weather, from frost and snnburn, or In
reverence TO the prurient modesfy OF the Turkish
vel, we river wear gloves NJ all? Fancy Aspasia
before her judges with gloves on DID Helen OF
Troy, when she Swallowed her beauty In white
veiis to so out on the rsmparts with the old
kirg and see her former guests and comrades.
walt 10 draw on her glove? No; the ideal OF
the ancient woman rejects anything OF such
counterfeit nature; and WHY should the mo Tern
women hold berselt less near al lie al than her
predecessor? Is there any logic % be found in
the use OF the glove other than rs a wrap? Are
We 60 seIect that VIC may not ofler onr bare
hand? Our acquaintance 80 unworthy that We
cannot taie TIT u.s. II there eprosy in The touchY
For our own part, though we hardly Imagine
that our opinion VIII turn the currents OF
society into any fresh channel. vet We cannot
but think that the Abandonment of gloves AZ
unpretentions evening circles, with the simple
and inaftincisl dressing which that abandon
mt MT might bring ahOrt, would 20 far toward
introducing very different and more Desirable
state OF things; toward allowing people With
cultivation and Intelligence, bat without the
means OF providing and varying the evening
dress entailed BY gloves, 20 participate In sOcie-
Us Ahu tenafd gtEing II thst easy atmosphere
OF intellectual briliAncy which ought % be
found where polished men and womea meet for
purposes OF Iestivity snd divertisement.-H1r-
feT's Bdsur Editorial.
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81 The latest dodge OF q San Francisco CHI
ropodist Ii 20 exhibit a small bOy and announce
that he has been successfully removed from q
a corn.
~Wuliam Troublesome and his son went
shooting in the woods near Manchester Ohio.
and lost one another. Fumo lesome saw the boy
az the foet OF tree, m;stook him for an animal
and shot him dead.
Worth knowing-Newly ordained deacon T:
81 suppose you generally make longer coats for
men who hold extreme views" Clerical
tailor: "Weil, sir, they do generally prefer a
long coat; but with that coat, 1 assure Won Won
may hold any views you lke!"
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"ARTAXERNEs MARRowFAr, who IL ALWAYS
sneaking about the pantry, says II he ever Joins
secret society at college, it WILL be the Pa
Eta.h-Broollya Argus.
The sentiments rropagated by the Argus re-
gsfoing toys are oemoraliZing. A boy should
be instructed: "lOta ought TO know better than
70 Psi for Pi 50 much" We have known par
ents who would Beta a boy who didn't come 70
Tau IN subscribing 10 this sentiment.-lSt Louis
RepuIf5cou
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WALTER CRossLRr, II years OF ace. the son
OF manufacturing chemist in Manchester,
England, fell into a vat OF boiling muriatic
acia at hls fathers works at TOdmorden a few
days ago. When taken out OF the vat he WAS
plunged INTO the canal 20 counters act the effects
OF the acid. Medical aid WAS called but lie died
thirty-six hours afterward
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NEARLY all the great men in every depart-
ment OF human activity, In all ages, have been
moderate drinkers. Nearly all the great con-
ttlbuuons TO human comfort, TO science, 60 art.
ard 10 literature, have been m ade by moder 10
drinkers. In other words, moderate drinktn
has beed found compatible with the highest es-
cenence In every field in which the human
Faculties are called on TO exert themselves
The Ndfio0.
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REMEDY FOR TooTHACHE-A correspond
ent writes 10 the Scientific American that the
worst toothache or neuralgia coming from the
teeth, may be speedily and delightfully."- ended
py the application OF a small bit Of clean cotton
saturated In a strong solution OF ammonia % N O
defective tooth. Sometimes the late sufferer il
prompted to momentary rvous lsu glitter by the
DUPLICATION. but the lain has disa nnaareh
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STEAMER LINES.
1874 suMnrR ARRANGEMENT BIB. 1874
POTOMAC RIVE LANDINGS. q


INCLCDING
Coitons, Blackisten's island Leonard
town, PiEey Point and MarshalIs.
~ The swift and fayorite Iron Stesmer PILOT BOY,
captain Joseph White, leaves 9th ~
strett Mhsrf, every TUESDAY and GIr63lzs\
eATU EBAY MORNING, for Land
ings en- Potomac. as follows:
On TUESDAY, leave ok SATURDAY laava
ct O'Clock tor at z O'Clock for
Glymo0t, Glymont.
candy Point, Sandy Point,
liverpool Point, Liverpool Point,
smiths Point, Smiths Point
Chatter.on, Chatter,oa,
Etewart's Wharf, ttewsrtis Wharf,
Jolsons wharf, Tolsons Wharf,
Msrhiss' Point, Matthias' Point
Dill's Wharf, pil!'s Whsrf
Mattox Greek, Oolton's Wharf,
Longwood Wharf, Blackiston's Island,
rCurrioman. Leonardtown,
heturnins Oh Wednes- Piney Point and
day, making the above MarshaIlis
Asno!ngs. wing Point on Sun
day morning, calling at
the above Landings, and
arriving in Wellington
early same evening.
Appiyto WM. Fl. BYLES, Agent,
JeIo-tI 6thstrest Wharf
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A HOME THRUST. -"Ah, Bishop, what q
heavenly sermon that was of yours, last San-
day, about woridiness ana tue yanities of the
nesh! II nearly made me CRY. And, L saw,
Bishop, how hard IL hit You and me!D
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10y LATIMER D OLEARH,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
aocthvea corner Pennsylv ania avenue end 18th q
star Once Building.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PhOPERrY ON 3p eTkgnr, BHTWEIN a

AND sIE Re s0Ud y ! nAsL; A.. o,...
a! bearing date the zth day Of Nay, A. d. l0s,
- and duly recorded In the land records Of the
District Of Columbia in Lber No. 6Sz at folio SS9,
vi se;i .. TSss1AY: JSly ItS, iSl. :. 8 o'sioei
io fquare 7Ss having sfFont Of Is feet inches
ON 50 street east. and running back With that width
the entire depth Of said lot, together with the I'm
provements thereon, con:isting Of neat two-story
and back building Dwelling house.
Terms: Ope-tbird cash; balance ct q - and Is
points, and secured by deed Of trust, with notes
bearing Interest. Oonveyencing q purchaser .
sale are not complied With In i've days the trustees
the riSht to resell q the risk and Of the
defaultne purchaser upon five daye notice In some
neVFpsper published IN the city Of washineton.
A,rear 70 Nay the 18th, iEs, a2.ssaW; amount
5 HhER ?: " xn ssSSEE.s.} Trustees
isle-d LATIIIR CLtAHY, Aucss.
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NORTHEASTERN Olothing Boughe and
~ sold. WI pay fair priess toE ssoond.hand
nail. No. sIT D strsst, between esh And i1ss
strsOtss northwest, +. HER&O0. jaHloly.
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ID Southeast corner 9Th and d streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On eTH STREET, BETWEEN AND s
STREETS SOUTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed OF trust, ated 18th day of
Es July, A. ID lS73, and duly recorded in Liber No.
49, folios 81 &C., ons of the land records Of ash
ington county, District Of Columbia, aud at the
quest the party secnred thereby the undersigned
as:Iustees, will ON TUESDAY the 9th day OF June
A u. 1874, ST O'Clock M, sell at public auction,
IN front OF the premises all that piece or parcel Of
ground or premises, situated. lying and being in
and described as part of Lot numbered two (2I, in
square numbered tour hundred and nineteen (4l9),
a. the same is laid down the ground plat pl
OF SAID city Beginning for said part Of lot. forty
three 43) feet nine go inches north ON the south
west corner OF said square, thence unning north
eighteen lS) feet nine i9) inches, thence (lOO
feet, thence south tS) feet nine 90 inches thence
west one hundred feet TO the plsce Of beginning,
together with ell and singular the rights, privileges
improvements, tenements buildings, herei eats
aud appurtenances thereto belonging In any
manner appartain1Rg
Terms Of SALE One.third cash; and the balance in
one and two years; notes of the purchaser TO be
given, bearing interes. from the day of sale, and
secured by deed OF trSst the property spd LOO
TO be paid when the property is struck off. The
trustees reserve the right 20 resell the property at
the risk and cost OF the defautipg purchaser if the
of sale are OF com piled with in five days from
day Of sale. giving five days. public notice in
some daily paper published in the city of Washing
ton. Ali COW eyancing, &C., at purchasers cost.
BENZ r. MORsELL. Trustees.
jC6-2awSds DUNCANSOE BROS, Aucts,
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pY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
II oAl Louisiana avenue, two doors east Of 7th st.
TRUsTEIs' SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS At CORNER nv uaTu Ann n GTS
p Y sAM'L H. COVER & Sons, Aucts.
~ Baltimore, Nd.

by sAM'L H. COVER & Sons, Aucts.
~ Baltimore, Nd.
AVERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY REsIpENOE
WITH ABOUT 23 AORESOF LAND, ADJOIE.
ING BLADkESBURG, MARYLAND.
SEVERAL WORK HoRsEs, WAGONS, CARTS
And COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF FARM
ING UIkNSlLS, FINE P0ULTRY, &C., &c =,
AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, July I'd,
LEA, at o O'Clock, by direction ef the owner,
I;homas u. Hume, eco >, We shall sell, on the
II is Cow very perfectly worked market garden,
and Is well set In oil KINDS Of vegetables Has oe
peach and apple orchards. Grapes and smell fruits
IN abundance. Large Dwelling, containing thir-
teea rooms; overseers house, containing four
rooms; ice house, and ell necessary optbuildings
Ms,sr at Kitchen door Delightfully."- situated, over
walk to the celebrated Spa Spring; fifteen inmates
to station on Baltimore and Ohio kailrosd, and mas
advantage OF the excellent turnpike leading TO
Washington.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance to srit pur-
Chaser Conyeyancing at purchaser cost. $3.50
at time Of sale. Possession given immediately.
Terms for stock on day OF sale.
Je25 LAT1MkR 4 CLEARH, Statesmen.
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RY b. b. WARaER,
40 Real Estate Broker ana Auctinnesr
Federal Buildings. Corner 7th ard Ssreets n. !


AUCTION EsALE OF DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOTS MAE THE NEW NORTHERN LIB
ERTlES MARKET HOUSE, ON K AND L
sTKSEMTs, BETWEEN 4TH AND STH STS.
IN On TUESDAY, July 9TH, 1874, ct 6 O'Clock
1yp- m, will sell at public auction, ia front Of
- Tire premises, all OF original Lot 20, In square
s5, fronting Is feet inch street, between 4th
and oh streets northwest, By depth of TAG feet II
lhcher, and separated from tie new Northern Lib
critics Herhet House Comranys grounds By . 30.
fvot avenue.
AFRO, st 8. 80 o'clock p. m. same day, part of Lot
4, in Same square. fonting 23h feet ttrset, BY
depth Of 100 feet These lots offer superior induce
ments for profitable Investments, as the Market
House Company has already commenced operations,
ard VIII soon have their new building com pleted.
Terns: One fourth cash; balance ct 6, Il and Is
months, with interest at per cent, secured BIZ Q
deed CT trust. o150 will be required e deposit on
each lot on day Of sale. All convey ancine ct ex-
pense OF purchaser. Terms to be compiled with In
jeH-eOSds J.T.ooLDwKLL. s.lesman.
METROPOLITAN POLICE PROPeRrY
IVl SALE-An properly stolen or abandoned, not
required in judicial prsceedngs, that has been in
the custody Of the property clerk six months, will
be sold TO the highest cash bidder ct 10 o'clock O. m
WEDNB6DAH,J July !, l04, ct the Central Once,
4.2 Louisiana avenue: Amy person who hes lost
property or oney By then or ether and which
may be embraced In the catalogue ito BE- seen &C
the oficel n hereby notified to identify the same
prior to the day Of sale above mentioned forfeit
all right or claim thereto, pursuant 70; Law. By
iez-H W. 4. WALL co., Auctfoneers.
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EROM PHILADELPHIA
Ship By
"Hew Express Line :"

Iron PHILADELPHIA
Ship By
New Express Line"
LEON BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
MARX freight via "Clydes Iron Lins,n and Shin BY
Boston ard Providence Esilroad.
Eee awe tseL1eEt of"Ns Express Line"
For full information spply to
@. II. HYDE,
ep22-ly 80 Water street, GEORGETOWN. d o.
WASHINGTON,' EGRFOLE, NEW YORK.
BUSTOE, AND PROVIDENCE.
Tee hpe iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips TO 6szs
SIKH street. every MONDAY sndEszs<xx<zz43s
THURSDAY, at -. N. .:c1ching At the principal
river lal dirgs CONNECTING OF Norfolk with stehm-
ship of the NJ. and NJ. Lime for Boston and Provi.
d.nce; with the Old Dsninion Steamships C5n.
pssy, 1or new fork Freight should be addressed
Care of L.dy OF the Lake, via Norfolk IS
n. Il. FITZHuGH. Agent, 81 street wharf
4. O. PLANT, General Agent
eIf0 Econ No 10, Plant BuIIdng.
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AUCTION SALES
TOMORROW,
10y DUNCANsON BROS, Auctisneers,
u kouthe ast corner 9Th snd ID streets nnrthx q:

by DuNCAEsoN BROS, Auctisneers,
- Southeast corner 9Th snd D streets northwest.
aIEe. CAKPETs. sofAs' PasLpR 0BaAs,
q oS on Sb fis' s sS Jun. soth,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will ssli q
~ floor of cur auction rooms. We name in part,
Walnut 1,, F@nsy COTTAGE and other Marb!etop and
sinsIe and double Walnut Beds,eads;
%slSut and OAK 6Ri Iitonsion and Dining Tables:
harbls tor. oyal and other walpu. Center Tables
sidsse0ards, rev and second .hasd:
PIECES fT1ss oss. Gssps RsT,ssls Rsss
oa'tOrs. Table Glassware, &c, &C.
2 second hand Wheeler { wilson's Sewing Ma
s ne% od iI Medai fs Sewing si Maes sfSS1?e
i new Bantram Fenton Sewing Machine all war
ranted in sood order.
/ second hand Parlor Organ, together with mis-
G Tn,ni assartm.ns OF nsw and second hand
isa : - " . pGHGANsoN BROS. Aucts.
Pr LATIMER OLEARY.
'''s' ''f Star once B1iid sss ana ''n '''''''
STOCK As sRoe sesP " Nr s5o Fl FAMILY
t oci"oP we Nil sell the S s'oek. o good
l n,sss EAST Of the store 5s St W O. Harry
west, and ftoptiGg Psnnsyvania avenue. The
Sugar, Teas, COFFEE,
ftaIC h. ]ap, Candles,
fine WHISKY, in bottles and barrels,
Biecsb berry Brandy, Bum, Gir, SC,
Tobacco and Cigars, StOnewsTe,
Becktts, BrooDs, and " oC3enware,
Shelf Goods,
Platform and Counter Sc ales, &c, &C
The stock will be offered entirety; if no sat
is'actory bid is received il will be sold ia detail
Je25-dts bkTIMER Il CLEARLY, Aucts.
GY GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucttoneert,
~ No. IGO1, northwest corner nth and D s:a
ApmIEISTRAT0R's SALE AT AUCTION OF
The STOCK IN TRADE, FIXTURES, MA
OHlNkhY AND Tolls OF TIE CANE AND
UMBRELLA ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
AUCTION ROOMS.
~ OnTUEsDAY NEXT, June 80, commencing
~ at 80 O'Clock NJ. shall sell. within our
anctlon room 8, portion Of the personal estate
y of the late Charles G Pearce, consisting Of
fine stock of Umbrellas and Canes;
A No. Turning Lathe and com plete Set of Tools:
Ivory and Bone Cane and Umbrella handles;
Cane and Umbrella Racks;
And sll the appliances Of O frst-class Cane and
Umbrella Store.
Terms cash.
JAMkS 8. EDWARDS, Administrator.
Jt2odads GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY Z. J. SWEET,
No. I'll eth street, opposite u. s. Post once.

No. I'll Ith street, opposite q. s. Post once
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY FRAME DWELLING, LOCATED ON
khkkhh'sh TIL Ll LIZ H sTsEFT, BIrwEEH
TON.
- BY virtue of deed OF trus. dated May 18th,
A. d. lS72, duly recorded in Lieer No: ssi, folio
80, one OF the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia, and at the
request Of the party secured thereby. will sell at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on MON
DAY. July 9th, A. d. 1874, at $50 O'Clock .. m,
the following described real estate, situate In the
city 81 Washington, District of Columbia, 10 wit =
Lot numbered three 81. in l.. 3. Chapman recorded
subdivision CT the north haf of Square Lumber-d
three hundred and thirty i've $3.50, together with
improvements as above stated
Terms, rs prescribed by deed Of trust Fourteen
hundred .4o0) dollars, With interest NJ ten (lOD
per cent. psr annum from the l4th of September, A.
d. l52 TO dsy OF SALE and renses OF SALE In cash;
balance in six 90 and twelve l2D months, for which
the notes Of the purchaser, bearing Interest from
day Of sxle and secured by deed Of on property
sold, i'll be taken. ALI conveyancing ct cost Of the
purchaser. A deposit Of enc hundred slOeD dollars
viii be required q time Of sale. II term. Of sale
not complied with in ten l0) days from day Of sale,
the reserve the right 70 resell the property
sffer week b advertisement In some one or more
newsrADers published In Waahington city, d. @.
GEORGE W. eTICKNEY, (r-n..a..
BRA1EARD III. WABHER,f A
je25-eokcs E.J.eWEKT. Auctioneer.
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Pr THOMAS .. wAaaAMAN.

ImUEIEES. cALh UF IMFk I'D KEAL Is.
TATE ON 2SD STREET, between NJ and N
streets northwest.
- BY virtue of two deeds Of trust to the unfer-
Ia signed, dated res pectively February Isth, lisa,
re corded in liber No. los, folios So, end June
24h 1873, recorded Ia libsr No. us, folios ssh and
by the direction OF the parties secured thereby we
shall, on MONDAY, the 29th Of June, 1874, at 6
O'Clock p; M on the premises. offer for sale, By
suc ion, Lot No Is, in square No. 81. according to
Willet:s OF original lots il said square.
Also, Lot "a of Willett's recorded subdivision of
original 1ots Is, is and IL, in square No. 81.
Each lot is improved BY q comfortable fye-room
tvo-story Frame House.
Terms of sale: One third cash each; balance in 6,
IL and Is months, bearing per cent interest from
day OF sale, AID secured by deed of trust on the
premises All convey ancing at purchasers cost. A
Deposit OF S00 will be required sale each piece
of property sold. If tbs terms Of sale not COM
piled with in five days after lay of SALE the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property the rs
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
Arrearages to June IL, 1874, s24S OS; amount re.
Quired to settle in full. ~ ,2Df "a
ERHR w JONES' JONES' }rrustees.
els 1S2 ,f94t THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN,A uct.
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n EW EAPREss LINE VIA OANAN,
PHILADELPHIA, SLExHNpgIa, ". VASE
lH9TOG AND GEORGETOWH, ID, o,

ne
S.ssss :'SF sSisa Dxxaa'' :ss EAT EsH
DAT and FRIDAY. at 5 .. "a.
This line connects ct Philadeiphia with "Oiydet
Iron Liner OF steamers for Providence, Boston and
New England States: No wharfage IN Boston b.
WIZ isne c1ypG a psli Asspt fer D. 0fo.
y. A. REID, Alexandria, We.
WALDO A: PEAEOE, - Oongre9 street, Boston.
lreights delivered By Kncxf Express. Or.
iors left at General Once, COS Ponnsyivania ave-
uue, Or ct the steamer wharf will Be promptly A.
ended %. apf-tr
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M xBOHANTe LINZ OF sTRAMsEIP9
f1 PMYWEFH
WASHINGTON And NEW YORK.

Hereafter the nne Steamships 4. o. ENI0H ane
JON n GIBSON will make regular week sAasS
trip, between NEW YORK, ALEX-<ARA
hEDRIA, &A5HIN GTON snd%2s
SEoRGEIOMN,a as foliove:-Leave NEW YORK,
tronl Pier 80 East river, every SATURDAY at &
p N; leave GEOnGETOWN every FRIDAY at =
. n, and ALEAAN OEIA the same day at ~ m.
koI foil Information apply 20 4. PA. DENHAM,
asen', once and wharf So Water street, George
town, or 1t the corner OF l7th and Nsv York
syenue. j. w. THOM PSON. PRECEDENT
- - Ereignse delivered By Knoxs Express. Or.
ane o. at tie steamer wharf, will be promptly ut.
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THE TRADES.

A VIKINGS AND AWNING FRANEs
IA Of inspT0ref Style GHf Pattns
Or stOres, Hotels, Public Buildings City AID Coun.
~ Residences ct factory prices.
Manufactured by
JOHN O. HOGAN,
us Market Space, between TIN and 9Th streets.
fiass aod Camp Meeting Tents for sale or rent.
Sole agent for the only Genuine Widowed Proof
asElrR mateiisI. apl6-sr
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OY LATIMER q CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Peunsy lvania avenue and 18th Il
Star Once Buildings.
SALE or BOOKS,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,

JUNE 29TH AND 30TH.
Ry1t Catalogue sale CT two large and valuable
/pr1yate Libraries, comprising many rare aud
49, costly Works on Architecture, Mechanics,
Mathematics. OWL Engineering, the Arts and Sci
ences, Natural History, Geology. Chemistry, Pat
ebts end Patent Laws, including q Set of Patent
Office Reports, &C.,
About fifty volumes Law BOOKS, and a good
collection Ct Miscellaneous Books
~ To be sold at our auction rooms, Peunsylvs
Ma avenue, corner Huh st MONDAY and TUES
DAY EVENINGS, une 39th and 30th, commenc-
ing at rs o'clock.
Parties unable to attend the sale can have their
bids attended to by the auctioneers.
je25-d LATIMER OLEARY. Aucts.
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Rf DUECANsON BROS, Aucts,
- Corner OH and streets porthve:
VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM, NEARGLEN
MOOD CEN ETERY, KNOWN AS EDGAR Nc.

-. On MONDAY, June 90, at 6 O'Clock o. m .
HSs we viii sell by order of the owner, on the prem
e1 tses, that splendid farm formerly owned by Ri
gar McCensy, eco, being opposite Duadss' estate
and a6J Llniug Mr.. Queens and Lord q FARMS This
tract Of land contains 431S acres of fine, rich land
which will be subdiyided, and is ia one of the best
locations ia the county being utsbie fer country
seat or market farm; improved by an overseer'.
house, stable and outhOuses; fine water the Or sm.
Uses.
Terms: One-third cash; balance, one AMI two
years; notes bearing eight per cent. interest, and
purchaser d cost and sale positive
je26 d DUNCANsON BROS Aurts
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DY THOs. Il. WA99AMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 9Th street.

d Real Estate Auctioneer, 3l9 9Th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HOUSE
AND GROCERY STAND In TaE FIRST
- By virtue of deed of trust dated NJ arch 1871
- A ID. ISIS, and recorded IN nber No TO2. foil Is
- iI2 and AS, Of the lad records for Washington
County, D. O., and by direction of the party secured
thereby, will sell, at public auction, on THURS
DAY, the 81 day OF July, lS74, al O'Clock D. m, in
front II the premises, part Of Lot numbered eight
go, in square numbered one hundred (l0Ol, begin-
nKg for the same at q point north street eigh-
teen feet last Of the southwest Of said square,
and running thence north seventy five feet, thence
east eighteen feet, thence south seventy feet
thence west eighteen feet TO the place If begin aiue
according to the ground plan OF Washington city,
ID. improved by Q nearly tive story and base
ment brick house. now occupied a grocery.
Terms OF sale: One fourth cash, of which GiOO
must be paid a sale the balance IN six, twelve aud
eighteen months from day Of SALE with interest at
six per cent and secured by dsed oftrust All con-
veyances at the rrrchaser's cost.
SAMUEL T. DRU8Y, Trustee.
JeE-dts 7. Il. WAGG AMAN, Auct.