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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct,onesr,,
II Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest


TRUSTEES SALE or NEW BRICK HOUSE
sED LoI On lrTH STREET, BETWEEN G
- By virtue of Deed Of Trust dated Novem-
ia Der -. 1874, ana duly recorded in Lfber ,6s,
O. 40 Foios of the land records of the District Of
Coiumbla, and by direction of the party secured
tneieby, We Will sell az public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, in front of the premises. on WE'D
hEsDAf, the l4th day Of July, A D. Is7s, at s
cicck p m, all that piece parcel of md situated
shd being IN the CITY Of Washington, District of
columbia and known upon the ground plat or plan
OF said City as and b-n lot numbered thirty seven
80 y III square number ed nine hundred and forty,
Tour, ga according to Van Hook and Metcalf's
recoroed subdivision of said quaTe, with all the
improvements thereon. Consisting of n new two
story brick house with store room ana back bniId-
ing, In good location and we'll adapted for a
Bakery or Confectionery
Terms OF safe: One half cash: balance in six and
Twelve months, with interest az the rate of psr
centum per annum, secured by deed of trust on
the property sold, or the purchaser may NV ali
cash AZ his option. All cpnveyancing at the cost OF
purchaser. deposit of 100 dollars is re guired At
the time of sale If the terms of sale are MT com
pied with III seven days the trustees reserve the
right to resell at risk and expense of defaultin9
purchaser JUnSONT TJTLLJ
FLORIAN HITZ, { trustees
Jezo-eodos DUNCANS0N BROS, Aucts
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Il THE SUPREME sCc9ITET9r rae DISTRICT

n - IIni- frocdts JcrtSftcfiOa .-JRas M lS7s
DIsNs matter Of the will Of LAWRESGE
So APplicatlOn for letters testam.n.
me Ii1lre' o. Columbia, has this day been msSa
-. T ,,,;t paey. All persons Interested are
d-IIt kSDAh IL, ETh day Of July next. a, ii II
mentary on the estate Of -aid dsca.ts t"sta,
not lssre, a. pLayei Provided, copy u this arsr
Evening Star, pTeFi0ls 20 said day Test.' IA 'he
Ie@3 v -3a' a MEBSTER Rags.,a.ets xr.,,
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THOMAS DOWLING,
L Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
TAT the old stand OF Latimer & Cleary,D
Southwest corner Penna avenue and 18th street.

VI
southwest corner Penna avenue aud llth street
NERT DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
MEST. ONE SQUARE FROM THE NEW
NUKTHERN LIBERTY MARKET HOUSE, AT
- On THURSDAY, July 5th, AZ O'Clock D.
Lii m, In front Of the premises, will sell part Of
Lot s. In Square No. $50. fronting alb out Is L.
street northwest between 9th and 7th streets (beng
No. Ola This property is distant half a square
from the 9TH street railroad and square from the
h street market The improvements consist of a
tTo-story Frame Dwelling containing seven rooms.
months, with per cent. interest. All conveyancng
al the cost OF the purchaser. deposit of 8 lOO re-
qulred as soon as the property l. struck off.
Jy10 At THOMAS DOWLIN3 Auct
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STEAMER LINES
NOTICE TO THK PUBLIC

WASHINGTON NORNoLK. WV vopr
BOSTON AND PRO V1DENt,E
HE new and elegant Steamer JANE MosELY
Wa.hiDeion D ssd En- Eor ttGI. fs s,x;e
tSorlolk Thursday, Aps-t LIST, ct 5 M Ce.vins
washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY At
,. M, tonchine al the principal River Laudi6es
ssJIhhectnf at Orfolk with steamships Of the III
NJ Line Tor Boston and Providencs. with the Old
bggaIinlOn Steamshlp Company for New York
Due n1tee Will be given when ths Lsdy of tee
Iase Ill cnnilaerce her regular trips.
Tor freight erply to
x. EITZHUGH, 9Th street Wharf,
q Il. HYDE, Georgetown
II. z. REED, Ale1aniris Va
A. @. PLANT General gent,
naf0-Y Room No. 4, Plant Building
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF TUy DTST,---',
u ~ COLL MIRA MI

SRsctaf TIN, ProtG.s TIS9trsI0a. JsHs 2lrh ls-,
~ TIE natter % tie viii Of WILLIAM X CaR
BULL AepIlrfts'a for letters testamenfa-y ON
Ire esttg q - tan K. Carroll, of the ptstrict
81 Columbia. has tins day been male py Jud,S6
NaIrtI All prisons interested are hereby
LOtine1 70 sep"ar IN this court on TUESDAY
re zvth DAY 81 july next. at II O'Clock a m 10
e4ow cause ~ letters documentary on the estate
q TIE said deceased shOuli not Issue as vraVesI
1fos gel cops 81 this order be published once a
Tot thfee weeks in the Evening Star preyious
." "a s1.i GAY Test a. WEBSTER,
- N~St Register of Wills
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u Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and r streets N "

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON 18th STREET,
BETWEEN SAND T STREETS NORTHWEST
m BY virtue of deed Of trust dated June 8,
LII 1873 and recorded in Liber 49, folio IA, ct seq
OF The land records for Washington county, Dis
trct OF Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, We will sell, at public auction in
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the i 9th
day OF July, A. D. 1878, at o'clock p. m all that
piece OF land situated in Washington city. District
OF Soiumbla, and known upon the ground plat of
said city as lot lettered A. in Charles M Matthews
recorded subdivision of lots 2, 3, L. 6 and Is, in
square rs, except the southernmost twenty i2Oj
feet seven and half ~ inches front, by depth
o. ninety SIX t96l feet, which has been sold, to-
gether with the improvements, consisting Of q new
and brst class two story frame dwelling, with back
buildir 9 and modern Improvements. and one story
rately. w"
Terms: One half cash; balance in two esual in
sfalments, at and II months, with interest at 10
per cent secured by deed of on premises sold
or all cash, at option Of purchaser. Ali conveyanc.
ing at cost Of purchaser. deposit Of 8 100 from
each purchaser at time OF sale. Terms of sale TO be
Piled with in ten days, trustees will resell at
risk OF defsulting purchaser.
a q g. bEss q BURR Trustees.
lyS-d J. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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FINE RESIDENCE On THE SOUrUV EST
SoRhkk OF EIGHTH AND STREETS
NokI MIST, AT PCBL1C AUCTION
% clock m, will sell ia front OF the prem
ises nne three story pressed brick front housa,
lID rooms, having marble mantlee, Lstr0he stove-
gas anS water bat room, and fine cellar with good
iTontsge and depth to a hae paved aliey ssS.r.rs
cemplete This sale offers Inducements 10 persons
wishing 20 secure good home in a GOOD peishbsr-
hood, midway between the Eth and 9Th street rail
roads, and directly opposite the new and magaid
cent church of the lmnsC ulate Conceptiou
Terms: One third cash: the remainder in 8 10 Ia
and "A months, deferred notes. secured bv a deej Of
IT ust upon he property, and bearing interest AZ
per cent. The expense of conye sncing to be paid
jyI4 dS6s WASH WILLIAMS Ar.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ IHROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
hKw YORK,

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ THROUGH LINK TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
hKw YORK,
ALL POINTS IN The NEW ENGLAND
,-,,n,,,,,,,, SITES.
NEW YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equi 9meCt on this line is nex and Of the most
elegant and improved finish
TRAIN LEAVING AT gas A. Il. is PULL
NAN PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXTENSIVELY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
:, On And after MAY %, 1875, trains by this
une VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
SSallrOad, corner Of 9th and streets, as follows:
40 g. n EXpress for Philadelphia, New York,
. and points Last daily, except Sunday.
s:SS g m LimIted Exgress-Pullmaa Car Train
daily, except Sunday.
HIS 2. n. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
$50 p m Express for Philsielphis and way points
daily.
s.os , m. Eygress for Philsaelphia, New York
PULLAAN PAKLOR CARS on all Day Trains,
~ LLMAh PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and information can be procured at the Of
ces Of the company.
Baggage called for and checked q, hotels and prt-
Company, rthrsst corner 18th street aud Pennsyl
EGnia avenue, aud northeast corner Of PennsyI-
V6nts avenue sud 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC BAIL
HoAD, Corner sth and b streets
General Passenger gent, PhiIsdel psis, Pa.
GEORGE @. WILKINS,
iec1 Superintendent, Baltimore, Md.
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EyTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, July 9Th, 1875, same hour and place
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR. Trustee
Jy12d Ut. COLDWELL, Salesman
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- HEFOI COkSER ORR AND b STREETS w
After W edEesdsy, June I'd, ls7s, trains Will
TEAMS LEA We FOR BALTIMORE.
o-OOs NJ hSrthern Express, daily except Mon
day- I or Rochester, Buffalo aud the Fails
7:i3 Q. N, IMPRESS for Philadeiphia and New
1Ork, daily except Sunday.
s:23 9 IL, limited Express for New Iork, Gsiiy
r,.s e1eeS; sunday i PsrloI Car Train;
4i-s o. ~, sst Line est and North, daily except
lis p N, Express for PhiIadelrhis .nd New
loTk snd Norfolk via Baltimore, daily eI
s:+op m, Accommodation, daily except Sunday.
10 p n Cintinnsi mail Ra fI5r saw West daily
ga. T.. n, daily. New York Night Express
10:lS . N, PaciGc Express, daily except Saturday,
est snd North; on Saturday leaves 81 eos
TRAINS 4RRIVE AT WASHINGTON.
c:l3 > IN, Nv York EX press, daily.
c-39 g Il Accommodation, daily excep. Sunday
SiSs a n ast Line daily
s;ss n Baltimore and Philadelphia Express
4:O3 .. m, limited Express from New York, daily
except Sunday.
s:23 m, day press, dsily except sunday.
300 p m. ACcPmm ID alton, daily EXCEPT Suni
- 10 . L.. daily from Baltimore and tbe West
I0:s9 p n, southern Express, dsi, except Sunday.
Trains leaving sshinsJOn 81 ~ g. IA. and s. %
> m dsilJ sHeept Sunday, connect a: Bowie with
Trains leaving arlington 81 500 9 N and 40 D.
q c0rIeet a. Odeut1n with trains for Annapolis.
= N, coEn5et 81 Bowie with trains from Pope Greek
Passengers leaving their orders .. Ticket Once,
nCEthNest corner Of 18th street and PennsyIysnis
avenue. northwest corner SIN and Pennsylya-
IA avenue can have their BAGGAGE called for and
checked a. hotels aud Residences to all points North
sud est Through tickets TO Cincinnati. Column
bcs, IL,laaaEoiiS, Louisville, So. Louis, New Or
cans h.c'. Omaha, San Franci.cs, and 81 poiuts
Eat, " esI. Ho-Ia and south
GEO. O. WILKINS, sqBerintsndent;
II. N. BOYD. Jr., Gent Pas.I AEeLt. a1asa;
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MARYLAND AVENUE. BETWEEN Torn
AND IlTH STREETS, SOUTHWEST, con
sIsT1SG OF STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, WITH LARGE, WIDE LOT OF GROUND
- BY virtue Of a deed oftrust bearing date July
III lst, A. u. lS72 and duly recorded in Liber No
6Ss, folio 422. of the Land Records for the Dis
trict OF Columbia and at the requeft of the party
secured thereby, viii sell at public AVIATION, in
front OF the premises, 20 the highest bidder, on
Thu RSDAf, July 9Th, A. ID. 1873, at o clock o.
IN all those certain pieces, parcels or lots Of ground
situate aud lying in the city Of Washington, Dis
trIct of Columbia, and being known aud described
upon the official or public plan or plat of said CRY
Lots lettered ard marked ''Bn and &C." in Todd 5
recorded subdivision Of original Lot numbered one
q IN square numbered tiree hundred and fifty-twO
(Sy2'- together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale ss prescribed by sail deed Of trust.
Tie amount OF debt secured, to wit $500, will ten
per cent interest from January Ist, lS75, aud ex-
penscs oil sale, ca-h, and the balance at and IL
months Tor which the notes of the purch 4ser bear
s interest from the day of sale and secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. shall be taken 100
down required of the puTchasa the time OF sale
aud convey anc1ng and recording 10 be at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser If terms OF sale are not
complied with in six days after sale, the Trustee
serves the right TO resell at risk and cost of dstault
ing purchaser. WIN. h. HULTZMAN, Trustee
Iy3d NJ. T.. LUTTREGL, Salesman.
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ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE ON NJ STREET ORTHWEST,
BEIMEEN 9Th AND 10TH STREETS, WASH
- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, dated 18th
Eai April, A. ID. 1873, and recorded in Liber No.
Us folio IA. OF the land records for the District
OF Columbia and at the request of the party secured
thereby, will sell, at public auction in front of the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, June 23d, 1875, at g
oclock M all that piece of ground in the city of
Washing on, in the District Of Columbia, known a.
Lot numbered twenty one CID, of VIM. H Brownies
subdivision of lots ettered to of Walter LenOxs
subdivision OF original lots one ID, two (2), and
twenty-five (22), in square numbered three hundred
and sixty-elght (36S), together with the improve
ments, consisting Of new two-stOry and mansard
roof brick dwelling house
Terms of sale: Oue-third cash; balance in and IL
MONTHS for which notes bearing interest at the rate
Of eight per cent per annum until paid and secured
by deed Of trust on the property will be required
IL terms OF sale are not complied with in DAYS
after day OF sale, the trustee reserves the right TO
resell at risk and cost of defautins purchaser Com
yeyaEcing at cost OF purchaser. deposit of $500
required at time of sale.
WILLIAM A. GORDON, JR., Trustee.
jel5-eo&ds
R-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED until
TUEspA Jnly 18Th, 1873, same hour and place,
WILLIAM A. GORDON. ia, Trustee
je24eo&ds
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UNDERWRITERS.

X y. HARVEY,
Undertaker,
70; FS< STREET, between Ninth ana Is-s
Dsrl-iy
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II 4. ZIMMERMAN SON, A 1ctioueers
H. No. 3l3 Sth street mort invest
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AUCTION SALES.

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aecrioue.r
w Successor to Green 4 iiiiAns, m tisu...r.
1901, northwest corner 10Th aud ID streets
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THOMAS BOWLING,

U.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer a Cleary
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th AZ
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THOMAS BOWLING,

-, huCtlOnttr Hnd ReAI Estate broker,
At the old stand of Latimer Clesry,
lutheRst cOruer PennsyIYAiIia Il
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fact, the old fellow has had
softeniog of the brain, and he isn't re-
garded as exactly c0mpOs mentis. He is
out of the ring altogether. $50 it is posi-
Gle, under these circumstances, that Mr..
Grant may be regarded as the most avsila-
bic man tor nomination by the party said
the News representative. ut is quite
likely" said Collector Casey. Indeed,
were nomination to take place at
the present time, it would be- dificult
10 say where else the party cou'd
go for candidate. President Grant does
not desire the nomination, but, as / have
already stated, he will accept it if required
OF him. His letter is TO be construed liter
ally" "Who OF the republican party do you
regard as the strongest man in the South?''
was finally asked. "Well, I should say
that. with the exception OF President Grant
himself, Mr.. Bristow was" said the col
lecsor, "but the whisky men are likely
TO prove troublesome to him.
IL was very apparent that Mr.. Casey enter
tanned, as good brother-in-law should the
kindliest OF feelings for Mr.. Grant, and it
was equally apparent that he was fully i'm
pressed with lis strength before the coun-
try. That is perfectly right. The
News representative allows that
II he bad a brother-ip-law of the like di-
mansions and sti liking qualities, with a
pretty good collectorship ia band, il would
take nathing short of an earthquake to
make him let go his confidence in the
power of that relative to GO in and win, and
to keep on going in and winning.
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can newspapers of the north, and not few
the Journal among them-hastened to
improve the opportunity.
The Sentinel has been waiting with some
curiosity to ascertain tho reception given to
the address in the South. The only South
ern journal yet seen which did not express
unqualified Interpretations of the sentiments
expressed was the the st. Louis Times. On
the other hand the Richmond Enquirer
describes the address as remarkable for its
'brilliancy and its bad taste; tor
its petulancs and its pomposity;
for its intolerance aud its treason"
Another Virginia journal of great influence
SAYS: "The ADDRESS of Gen. Preston is alike
unjust to his own admitted ability and to
the people OF the institution on whose be-
half it was made. While the college COM
'mencements elsewhere throughout the
country are instinct with peace, tolerance
and good will, it is shame shat our lead
sing Southern University should even
for day be prostituted to uses
(which every sensible Flrginian con-
sdenns.o The Charleston News Il
Courier compares Preston to Wendell
Phillips and, after stating that the men who
fought through the war respect the brave
men whom they met in battle on a
hundred fields, and see and know tor them
selves that there are just as good Christians,
Just as gallant gentlemen, in the North as
in the South, and can not doubt that there
are fanatics in the South as in the North, -
adds sit Is best for the old leaders that they
remain in honorable privacy. Their
words, the words of 1850, are out of time
and tune. This is one country; this is
zone people. We know it, and feel it."
The Memphis Avalanche hkens Preston to
Toombs, and thinks that he twill be sur
prised and panied to learn that his philip
pics will be regarded by the South as in
execrable taste and unpatriotic, and re-
ceived with contempt" 1t unkindly ADDS
that the men who have vast and almost
ruined empire to rebuild have no time to
listen to the maunderings and gibbering of
unsolicited and uncoffined ghosts.
The young men who listened to the effu-
sion do not seem to have beenany better
pleased with it. An alumnus writes to the
New York Evening Post that the senti-
ments of the general were condemned earn
estly and almost universally by both alumni
and students, and that the succeeding ad-
dress of Senator Bayard and its appeal FIR
the Union was taken as protest against the
screed OF the fiery South Csroli8ian
and correspondingly approved most vocit-
erously. Finally, when the alumni came to
choose the orator for next year, citizen #
Boston was elected over three eloquent con-
federate soldiers. Even the Journal will
have to rest satisfied that there is no need
yet to send en- army to Charlottesville to
turn the students out OF doors and to muzzle
the "disloyal."
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Boones and Kane: and all the friends Of
%loos or bis adhersnts, or those who
Delleved him innocent were SPOTTED"
ano would IN some way suffer the
flsors OF mob law. The p-ejudicss of the
committee We're grounded upon mere iudi-
vidusl belief. Dyer in the discharge of his
duiy as 40 officer of the Law, in his court
room is dead. There is no pslliating cir
cumstances connected with tue deed. There
IS nos single incident connected with il
over which we can throw the veil of charity,
Dut It would seem THAI il there Is insties in
Colorado it should be melted out to those as
ssssins and murderers; aud. in the name OF
law aud order and humanity, ask you TO
leno the protecting arm of the territory to
These people who are yet te te made victims
OF this bloedthirsty crew. 1 nave TO ask
your leniency in writing to so great
length. bat knowing the mob. have thus
presumed, and would esteem an ,arly reply
great favor. lam, very respectfully, your
Obedient servant.
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Inconocasm seems TO be en- the increase.
The aallacy of glorious traditions, historical
roesicsl and romantic, is beng exposed on
every hand. Indeed, inconoclssm sppears
to be the animating spirit OF the age. De-
yelopments are almost daily made tending
to disprove traditions that have been
handed down from generation to generation
for centuries. One of the latest illustrations
of this tendency of the times is the
active opposition in Paris to the
proposed repairs upon the famous tomb oil
Heloise and Abelard in the cemetery OF
Pere Ia Chaise. 1t is insisted that the tomb
is only a modern forgery, and Is not, as mas
been eontended, specimensof medieval
architecture. The leader OF the opposition
is M. Violet le Due, the celebrated architect
and restorer, He claims that the tomb was
DESTROYED during the first revolution, and
that the remains of the lovers were scraped
out OF the sarcophagus that the peasant who
purchased it might use tor horse trough.
The tomb, il is said. was subsequently re-
stored. but the architect asserts that the
style E,ss made to represent the architecture
of the twelfth century, of material belong
ing to the thirteenth aud fourteenth. But
possibly the opposition Of NJ. Violet 10 Due
can be accounted for on the ground that the
architect who restored the tomb was rival
of one of hiss remote ancestors.
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At the commencement of the University
of Virginia, few weeks ago, one Gen. Pres
ton. from South Carolina, made ridiculous
speech, which showed that the speaker was
sadly in need OF reconstruction. The very
badness OF the speech as literary effort, its
bonn hast, and general idioey, should have
saved H from any notice. Here is aspect
men passage: I" But for you, nurslings Of
to-day, still at our mothers breast would
change tl,is sad and weird lament, this
gloomy cI,snt of woe, and strike the re-
: sounding eh ords which send forth the bold
. anthem of no pc, and give to yous cheering
: and loving eCho from the dark vault of the
spsst.y Unfortunately, the man came near
enough to the surface of lntelligibility sew
eral times I'm the course of his diatribe to
allow people to see that he was disgustingly
iptolerant. and not at all disposed to bury
the hatchet. This was nuts tor the republic