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r h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
Trustees SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
RESlDENCE, No. 123 STREET NOR TIL.
SON BROS, Auctioneers.

hONCAH SON bROS.s Auct1oneerS.
T, U>TEEs' SALE OF LARGE BRICK
HJSSt WITH 4 M sARD ROOF, SOU rH-
WE ST C 20 NE IF 25TH L AHRk STREETS
WI tue OF a Deed of trust, dated 80 h day IL
OF Ma AD 1875, and duly record d in Liber t:.:a
No $50 fol- 1858 ct seq. of the land reco DIS LIN
for The District OF Columbia, and by request Of the
n,rtieS secured, We Will sell at public auction oa
WEDN ESDAY, the 10Th day of July, A. ID. 1873
a. o,c ock M, in front OF the premises, all the
ated, lying and being In the city of Washington
and In the District of 'umbia. known and desig-
mated upon The public plats and plan of said city as
aud being all lot numbered twenty (2O). the east
ein half part OF lot numbered nineteen 19). from
mont TO rear and the easternmost part o. lot num-
mred twenty -0ne, in square numbered sixteen
lows: Beginning at the corner formed by the inter
section or the west side of 25h street with the
south side of street, and running thence west
elgh,y one SD feet aud nine 90 inches: tn nce
south, para LEI to 25th street. one hundred and
twenty -four (124l feet and eleven inches: thence
east parallel 10 street, eightyone (S1) feet and
with % n street, one hundred and twenty -four
124l feet and eleven I'D inches 10 the place of
D. ginning. together with all and singular the i'm
provements, ways tenementS, rights, privileges
and appurteDanCes to the same belongi. 2 or in
aIvwise appertaiBing.
TIE improvements consist of a large three-story
and Mansard OOf Brick House.
L inns of sale: One-third f purchase money Ia
cash; alamo. In two equal instruments of one and
TWO ears from date SALE for which notes lie ar
Ing interest at per cent. per annum and secured
by deed or trust on the premises sold will be taken
DEL os1t OF $500 will BIZ required at time OF sale
an conyeyanclng at purchaser cost. II the
te ms OF sale are noi cUnpied with within ten days
from day OF saIe the Trustees reserve the rig 1t to
resell the property at the risk and cost of lault-
ing purchaser, upon giving five days notice OF
such resale in some newspaper published in W lsh-
CHARLES B. MAURY. ,r.o..
l25-eo&ds FRANK I. RAWLINGS, iruStees'
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A SWARM OF TRAMPs-A Quincy, Ill, dis
patch of June 2lst, says: About two hundred
train at Jacksonville on the Wabash road,
Yesterday afternoon, and resisted all attemltS
TO put them off or 10 collect fare. They came
through to Quincy and spread through the
some of them last night The War Eagle, the
steamer from st. Louis, brought two hundred
more this morning. They claim to be har-
vesters, and appear to be making this CITY
their headquarters, as they are very numerous
along the lines of road leading to this city
and seem to be grayitating thither.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers,

sAEE ~ THREE S sF2RY
LiNGs AND LOTS AND NINE B HM E5.
ING LOTS; sITTATED REsPECTIVELY
S "a 3 SsFEkssEr' 7rH AND srH STREETS
sa ss y nv e ; Sssa Of Oft trust given
ber 75 folio Sss Of t5s aad reesr iR
Tor the District OF Columbia, and by request Of the
fT Tie 1s T rs, sen g. At public
90 eciSsk D. M in front Of the respective prem
Of hand and
i dc's ) Ss 8; e IS 10 IL 3si rs
vision of square $780, together with ali the Improve
s9ss %sss .nd rights privileges
longing or otherwise appertaining.
Il, Lots =, and are improved By three weIl-built
s Moestory brick Houses, Nos. 7O6 7OS and ITO
Z, Lots 10, II and IL are unimproved and front on
Lot Ii being at the corner of H and 7th streets
Lots 1s 10, IT and 81 are unimproved and front
% Lots 4, L. Is and % are improved by two-story
q and ei1ngs ironing on 7th street, between
Lots 50 and IS are ar; unimproved and front on 9Th
Lots 81 and "a are improved by two story Frame
DWELLINGS, and front on 9th street, between h and
Terms: One-third cash: balance in SIX and twelve
months notes bearing interest at per cent. until
ser deposit Of 500 required each lot as soon
within seven days from day OF sale, the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the risk
hve days PUBLIC notice Of such resale.
m,sos sSsE f $ SR5frnAs, 'r''''ss'
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
on account of the incemency of the wea her. until
AIURDA1, 22d day of June, same hour and
places. JOHN H. CLICK.
I
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE FURTHER
p0stp ned until WEDNESDAY, 81 day of July.
same hour and places - ''
JOHN H. CLICK D.
Je24-d CONRAD KAUFMAN, }Irustees.
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THE WILL OF THE LATE WIN. CULLEN
BRY ANT, filed at Jamaica, L. l., Saturday. is
in Mr.. Bryant's own handwriting. An Of his
real estate, books, poems, pictures, furniture
and his interest i'm the New York EUenirag Post
are bequeathed to his two daughters, Fannie
Bryant Goodwin and Julia Sands Bryant, with
the exception of small legacies to other par
ties The value OF the estate is not given.
Bigelow, John IL. Platt, George B. Cline, and
,Julia s Rryant
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
CTUFFEn OIL MANGOEs.

CTUFFEn OIL MANGOES.
(MARTYNIAS
EAST INDIA GHERKINS,
PlFKLFD TINY TINS,
iONIONS,
AUTUMN CLUSTERS.
ORCESTERSHIRE,
BEEF STEAK
JOHN BULL,
MUSHROOM,
and other SAUCES,
New crop SWEET OIL
3. W. REEDS Sons,
apS-u 1919 y ct. ., -,
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y H. WARNER, Estate Real Auctloneer.

AUG TON SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON The SOUTHEAST CORNER
Of MASSACHUSEI AVENUE AND nth
STREET N. W.
On WEI. NEsDAY, June 2eth, 1873, at -
O'Clock p M, will be I'd, in front OF theSY9
ISL.
Terms: Gne-thiId cash; and the balance in six.
twelve and zig hteen months, with per cent in
terest secured by Geeu of trust. $50 depOsit and
al! conveya ncing at rur haser's cost.
Je18-eOdtS j. T. COLDWELL. Salesman
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A TRAMP SHOT IN THE HEAD-Michael
Highland, partially insane tramp from New
ark, n. j.. on being ordered out of the kitchen
Of Mr. w w Forsythe. in Providence r. l.,
attacked that gentleman with a dirk. Mr..
FOrSythe fired his revolver and wounded the
tramp on the top of the head. The tramp then
closed with him, when Mrs. Forsythe came to
the rescue and prevented her husband from
then given fatal shot in the head, but he ran
some distance before being captured He re-
peated the Lords prayer on his knees while
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

rv v,rt L1c G Fla AMP j, IMfkovEp' WILL
OF the District of Columbia, passed in equity ~
cause No; 1853, wherein James Smith ct al lE;iy
1>7s, III sell, on MONDAY, II the l ist d d. Of Of
Ivy 1878 at o'clock M, in front Of the prem
ng and being In ssiiSgon ceunty s D 81 of
Columbia, being parts Of Fiei e6ai1's Chance, de-
planted the end of ~ perches on The fourth outs
line of John K. Chappell's part Of Fletehal's
said stone being at the south corner Of the small
lot where George Collins built small house and
cunning thence from said stone N. g. 4 degrees W.
east 40 perches to stone No g. being On the diyi.
sion line OF lot laid off for John W. Hanes; then
to the line Of Efs M sas, ss
lot, and then with IL far as 1T goes and in a
straight line contl ued to the place Of beginning at
for the second part at a corner stake being the
south corner OF Smiths part Of said tract and the
northwest corner OF the lot heretofore owned b,
Ann Morgan, ard running from thence with the
west line OF the Morgan lot g. IL degrees W. 16 TO
Pe1ches to the northeast corner of said Jas
perches With the north line of said acre lot to the
9Ld thereof at An ihtersec ion with the east line of
line liz degrees E. 1S}4 perches to the end " of
said line and thence in straight line to The begin
nlng, at Smiths southeast corner, containing 3
tie pi "perty owned by the late James Magee
81, ie ms or sac, as per decree of the court: One
inte ep sas a balance ia tw" equal with
secured by deed of trust on property sold Con.
ve4 ancingat cost of the purchaser or purchasers
win within five days, otherwise this trustee re-
reserves the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
days na ce M or on five
lished in the District Of Columbia.
JtZO-eots VIM. ID. CAsSIN, Trustee.
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CHANCERY SALE.

NHANCERY SALE.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court -
OF tne Disfrlct OF Columbia, passed In equity m
DAY, the 21St day of June, 1873. at O o'clock D.
M, In tront of the premises, sell at auction, the
west 40 feet inches from front to Of Lot f. in
square 924 in this city, situated on the northeast
corner OF street east and public space Opposite
81 + frame Houses
Terms: One-third cash; residue In three equal
payments, at six. twelve, and eighteen months,
with per cent interest. Convey ancing at pur-
chaser's cost Deposit of 500 at time of SALE
CHAS. A. ELLIOTT, }n.
DUNCANSJN BROS. AuctioDeeers.
JtI-eodds Post, eO.l
"a THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account of Nh nclemenhy of the weather until
TUESDAY. 25r h June 1873. same hour and place.
REGINALD FENDALL, Trustees.
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A DRUNKARD's HORRIBLE DEATH-Anin
toxicated man named James Jaryey was run
run over by the southern express train on the
Northern Central railway, near Mcintyre, Pa,
The engine was thrown on a side track, and
was stopped by running into train of empty
cars, but the baggage car was precipitated
jured, however, and the passengers were
transferred to a special train brought from
WilliamSpOrt for that purpose.
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his own on the Yellowstone, with Vienna
conee, rolls, with raspberry Jam, stewed
quail, and peach brandy, sent up to his room
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TrRUSTEE 8 SALE OF FINE HOgSE ON
L SOUTH A STREET, CAPITOL HILL, No

BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court IL
or the District of Columbia. male June the Jun
2 20 1878 In EQUITY Gauss Noe III, where 4..l2
by The subscriber is subSti uted Trustee in place of
John r. ArIison, dec. ased: 1 will sell at public
james Newlands and Mar1arst Ann N sI9s. Ton N
said {, hn K: Arrison, daled DC ODER 6, 1870. and
recorded in Liber 625, folio rs OF the land records
OF the District OF Columbia, on FRIDAY, July
otp, az clock p M in front of the premises the
cas- - e. Of original lot T. in square 76I having
depth of 1876 feet. and 80 feet alley in the rear
t4g-iiheI With the fine m.dsrn Dwelling three
Tooms hathr and having front, IL
Ihe pr misses. which are situated on South A, be-
tween "a and I'd sis. east are surrounded nv fine
best impIovsmens and best society on Capitol Hill.
stand upon Beall Terrace and arc within one block
upon enc side of the F street cars, and upon the
other OF the Pennsy vania avenue cars.
he II rms OF sale are: One-fOurth, together with
expenses o. SALE in cash, and the remainder in six
Twelve and eighteen months, for which the notes
OF me purchaser bearing interest at the rate of
per cent per annum, and secured upon the prem
ises, win be taken. deposit Of two hundred dol
lars wi be required at the time of sale. The con.
teyal Gig Mi be at the purchasers cost If the
the Trustee reserves the right to the property
ter FIVE days ertisement. "
ISAAC II. FORD, Trustee.
z. A, DARNEIIIE- Auct
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p. A. DARNEILLE, Auct. ieS1
NtIECFVALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL,
- ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ST
NEAR 23D STRkET NORTHWEST ~

3 Ia
= ESTATE 2 &c ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ST.,
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded in Liber -
No. S54, folio 40, ct seq, one of the Land
records of the District Of Columbia, and 49,
decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District of
18th. is7s we will, on FRIDAY, the 18th of
prenses Sell at bubble aua E a u front OF The
in the city Of Washington, which said lot, unim,
proved, containing abou to 346 square feet of
ground WI be subdivided into three lots, each Of
street, and win be sold separately.
Terms Of sale: One-thi together with the ex.
penses OF sale, In cash; the residue in ,ree eaua
payments at six, twelve and eighteen m ,nt6s, Re-
bearing interest from the day Of sale at per cent
pei atnum, payable semi annually. secured oy
a dee Of trust on the property sold " he taken:
or the purchaser may pay cash In full at his op-
ton. All conveys ncing and recordi ig will be a,
the cost of the purchaser and If the erms of sale
shall not he complied with in five days after the
sae the property VIII be resold at risk and cost
OF the defau!ting purchaser. de losit of SlbO or
$50 on each subdivided lot will be .eQuired at the
time OF sale.
H. G. ALLEM Al, $Trustees.
B. H. WARNER, Aucti snees. 9. 1ei7-d
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KILLED BY THE LIGHTNING. Mrs. Ezra
Johnson, residing on a farm four miles west
of Champaign, H., while drawing water at a
well near her house last Thursday night was
struck by lightning and was killed INSTANTLY
Four other persons sitting or standing near
were also stricken down, but will recnXer
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
~ Striped Silks, Sc cents,
All Wool Wool BHs shs1gsg good quality, Is.
Grenadines, 6, 12k, 20, 25, up to fine goods.
Back silks very cheap, 6211 cents to 81
dress Goods shamefully cheap, 8 cents to 60
White Skirts less than manufacturers cost
Ladies' Suits at low prices
Best Lawns 10 cents; Linen Lawns, 10 cents IN
Bunt1ngs, l23 cents; former price, o.
PaTasOls at reduced prices,
Mattihgs: 15 cents up: Carpets at cost,
LIBERAL DEALER TO ALL
TO o.. T.. N. NAUDAIN,
Jeo-u 7O9 Market Srsoee
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1910 GREAT 1870
100 HouhTHEANA 1910
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
Double Track, Steel battle,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent EQntprSerf.

1910 PENNsYLXANIA 1910
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
sp.erasd ssssera Tss s,se. HrMst
TRAINS LEAVE WARRINGTON, from Depot
corner OF Sixth and streets as follows:
For Pisttsps sIsg, ana the West i0Io am: dsy.
SSeaso as0 Pm. dag. with = P..S su q. .1 %
I BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
sst%rday with PsIscs Cans 70 waskin. s'I fSs
,o, i SdS : WI "a; aS - except s%nS!
KIpress Of Pullman Cars, $40 am. daily, eI-
For New Yorf ana the East, l:so .. m. daily. az.
Sept SUNDAY, wltn Sleeping Cs5s from Wssh.
through s trains connect It ysrssy Ciiy Win tS
boats of Brooklyn Annex, afordine direcf
+ fss f5 sS
For Philadelphia, l:So m. daily, except Sunday.
fS.ss f159s! "a IS n "a ass :;ssss sas
Acco9mcdation for Baltimore, s:ss. s.n.
For PSpes JGeef G Ii SIS sassspt m snS
except Sunday. I" N''
ALEXANDRIA AND. FRKDERICKsBURa
KMA hsHTAGrd mp ALsh6xthnNDRiA And
For Alexandria, g, 2, Q, e:lO, 10. IL An, l. a.
80 0, go p m. On Sunday 1t s:lo am.
For Richmond ana the South, a:As q. m. and a
r =, 10; daily s:lo P m. dailJ, except SUNDAY.
8, s:10, 10, II an; J. ., 4:2o, s, 30 sndi
Pm. On SUNDAY at Q md l0a. m. and e:20 D. m.
commodations can be procured 81 the once nortS-
est corner OF Ihirteenth street and Psnnsyiysnia
sylvaniA syenue, and q the depot, where orders
can be left for the checking Of baggage % oeGna-
xRkSk r HASanS sS1:s1 nf::es: A Ss,ss
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NEW BOOKS FOR JUNE.

''ROthme,' by the author Of THAT Husband of
Nine The New Life, by Rev. A. W. Pitzer.
ne Fltne6s OF christianity to Man, by Bishop
Huntington. Letters to q Young Clergy man. by j
I. Miller, ID ID. Some Difficulties Of Belief by
Rev. r =. Shore. Conditional Immortality. by
Rev. W. K. Huntington. Predestination by MOI.
ley. Salvador Mundi, by Samuel Cox.
At VIM. BALLANTYNE SONS,
1e1O-u 1873 Seventh st. n.,r,
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~ ment Of Silks; one hundred (lOO1 new niecas iSt
received from NewYork. Undoubtedly the chespeSt
lo OF Back SILKS, coored Silks, checked silks and
ke SpsSe the popular Cash Dry Goods Store Black
nm nnins Sllk. o. Heavy gr0s grain black Silk a.
our very heavy gros grain satin finish black iIk
sl.Io. checked and striped Silks, on pure white
Dack and lavender checked and striped Silks. on
pure whlte and colored ground Plain cOIored
3ue cream, cardinal, brown, steel, and ali fhe
ignt shades Of trimming silks. Beautiful Grena.
thu Dress Goods, part wool. Is. Beautiful Dress
I lace R part SILK e. BIntings, pure WOOL g.
BlacE Cashmeres. wide. double width pure wool
oG ga aTtful Pacific tswns. only ten cents; the
Jts-tr CARTER'S 8. I'll MarS.et I'm 49,, sso H.
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WHITE PIQUES, only 5 cts. Der ward.
SPRING DRESS GOODS large stock. All stv,as
ana colors, from Ii, 15, ID, DO, Is cents. '''
BLACK GRENADINES from 25 81 ~ so On.
BLACK CAsHMEREs, all wool, from boc. nm.
BUNTIN6s, all wool, 20 cents.
CAss1MEREs for boys wear, Is. Is, rs, 81, $3.50.
hATTINGs, red check. 20 cents.
LAWNS from 81, and 121k cents,
BLACK ALPACAs from ID cents and up.
GREAT BARGAINS
in all kinds Of DRY GOODS, at
c. n. TOWSON & CO.'S
636 Penn0. Avenue.
1eo-u South side near 7th st. NV
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SUING HIS FATHER FOR SERvICEs-A Brook
Ign physician named DR.. Lester Keep. now 81
years old. made an agreement with his son.
DIR. Hopkins Keep whereby the latter was to
take charge of his fathers house and attend
to his practice, and in consideration of this he
was to come into possession of his fathers
house at the death of his parents. In 1875 Mrs
new, agreement with his son, which was vir-
tually the same as the other. At the same
time he made his will, bequeathing the house
agreement with his son. In 1877 the old gen
tleman married DR.. Caroline j. Yeomans, of
New York, aged As. years, and Immediately
thereafter reSclnded the agreement with his
suit against his father for services and board
and received an award of S. 1872
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l. OPEN FRONT,
G elegantly made OF nrst-clAss material with Iinen
Sleeve Bands and Linen lining to the bosom: m.
nnished only TO cts; finished, 81.
Ihe dAnnis Shirt" open back, Ii OF the ban
material, and also has Linen lining and Linen
BANDS; ID only 30 cts. unfinished. and IS cts, On.
The cheapest Shirt In all the world ID orr VAN,
sutta Q. Xxx; IT ady 70 put on ct q. 10.
vorits for long time ut 60 cts. uninishsd, ana rs
and 80 cts. finish ed.
Boys SHIRTS u, 12H, and Is inches, made Of
Mamsutra Muslin, and fine Linen Bosoms, only
30 cents.
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars, for u.
A4-SOld at ur Branch.
1908 y stress 400,
mar27-u Q. GEO, lE6iNNiSS.
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GUNNER READING,

Quidas' Friendship. so
nnlpplncOtI 8 magazine vol: xxi 1873 1900. so
Memorial and Biographical Sketches. James
Freeman ................. 90
Shaist, NE NaLure and Wsrk ....:.......... 90
stebbns: ......................... 30
STUDY OF milton PARADISE Lost, Hines. 1 90
Adventures o. an American Consul Abroad 1 so
SA-kA-h A-The Land of the Massacre
watch and W ard. II. James, jr.........,.. rs
81. Peters Bride, by author Maria Monks
Daughter. so
Love Love orkS W onders 1 so
TomPkins .................... so
The Clifton Picture, Odd Trump Seres...... 10
Frank SOU Library as far as published.
CROOUET, In AL styles.
SOLOMONS a CHAPMAN,
JeI-u 9I1 Pennsylvania ncsnne.
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1T WAS THE WOMEN who communicated
Mrs Tilton from Plymouth church. When the
report Of the committee which investigated
Mrs. TiltOn was submitted last Friday night
with the repOrt?" A voice. the owner of which
was not recognized, said i'm low tone, II move
its adoption" Second" said somebody else
and then the moderator put the question, ''AIl
signify it by holding up the right hand A
number of hands were thrust above the heads
of the audience. and were small and white and
were in the minority. ''All opposed by the
same sign" said the moderator. No hand was
raised.
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WHO Is THE MYSTERIOUS AUTHOR9-Tbe
literary question of the day is, Who wrote the
Political Adventures of Lord BeaconSfield?
three numbers of which have appeared i'm the
EO. tniGhty. The first two you must have
read: whoever cares anything about English
politics must read them; and the third is not
Inferior to the first two in brilliancy or in
solid merit. AS studies of political history
during the last forty years, they would take
high rank: as study of the adventurer whose
name they bear, they have never been
equaled. MIR. Leslie Stephen, Mr.. Goodwin
Smith, Mr. Frederic Harrison. Mr.. John Nor
ley, MIR. Alexander Ireland, Mr.. HOdgSOn, Mr..
Chamberlain and Mr.. Frank Hill have all been
named as the authors There is theory. ac-
cOrding to which several of them have com
blned forces: no one man could have written
the whole, say many people. The remark is
compllmentto the actual author, but | doubt
It's accuracy. By another set they are half
JeStingly, attributed to Lord Salisbury. and a
still more refined wit assigns their paternity
to Lord BeacOnstield himself. He, am told
prOnOunceS them unmannerly; perhaps be
cause theyreproduce SO many OF his OWE early
attacks on eminent men to which the adiec-
tive could rightly be applied. 1t is long since
a literary secret has been so well kept. If Mr.
Frank Hill be really the writer, the perform
ance marks distinct advance in literary
power. The articles have weight of matter
restraint and SObriety of style, combined
with such power of patient invective. such
art in the preparation of an intended effect
as belongs to few but the great masters of the
English tOngue.-I London Correspondence ".
y Tribune,
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John SHERMAN. Real Estate Auctieneer,
= st. Cloud Building,
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS, Nos. 925 AND 927

TRUSTEES' SALE OF TWO COMFORTABLE
FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST. VIZ
by virtue OF deco Of trust. dated the 28th -
Der No. s59 Folio l6 ct seq, one of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia and at the
public auction, In front of the premises on TUES
DAI' the 20. h day of June, instant. at 8 O'Clock
depth of Lot No. fourteen, in Square No Ave hun
dred and sixteen, together with the improvements
iLgs.
Terms: One-third cash: and the balance in on
ana Two years, with interest at per cent. per
deposit OF one hn red dollars required at ine OF
sale. Al: conVeyancing a purchasers cosI. Term
OF sale to be C u piled with in seven days.
SEBASTIAN 6: LEDERER, tTrns.aas
w. N. SMITH, Salesman ir13 II % % %
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