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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-03
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Lands and Water Power belonging "a
the Shenandoah City Water Power aud Manu-
facturing Company an Jefferson county were
sod on rlday last AZ public sale. %. Mr. I'd i
ward W. Miller, OF Philadelphia, a. acres
without improvements. brought si5 per sore,
and the remainder including Water Power.
was sold for $3.50.
The Whiskey Ring conUcts At Richmond
have been carried 10 the Albany penitan,tary
aid set to wors. There they met with Cali
colt OF New York and another convict from me
same place-aiSo imprisoned Tor the same Of
fence.
The Bank of Lexington has declared a SEMI
annual dividend OF nine per cent, which
WAN eight per cent, declared on the LIST of Jan
uary last, makes seventeen per cent, Tor the
last, year, clear of all taxes
The CONSERVATIVES IN Richmond will hold a
me- tang on saturday night TO rsufy the New
noik hominauons Messrs. GOode, BOcOck,
Baldwin, and others are To address ~.
W. r. knight has sold Pennsvlvsnisa
purchaser his farm, Of SIX hundred acres n "a
miles from Winchester, for s3u.nOO. Tue land
Is partly slate but as a whole very desirable.
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~ "A young while woman. the daughter of
one OF me res pectable citizens Of Grimm. Ga .
was, on wednesday night of last week. either
stolen or ent1ced away from her fathers hous-
by negro OF VIGOROUSLY bad character named
JEFF. House.
81 White and brown straw hats. with btua
ribbon bands, are coming IN fash iou among n
gentlemen.
- The discovery OF a new rife bali, 81 WAR;
ranted 20 pierce through any defence az prsseat
KNOWN" is announced in Paris
81 Seth Green is Matching 5,OOO.0oo ,bso mar
day at points IN Western New York and ReW
England.
- A railroad is building near Paris with
but one rail, on which The driving wheels run
The other wheels rest on the common road.
- Now that we have hoe weather, many
gentlemen are making themselves look more
than usually ugly, by having their hair CROP
ped in prison style.
ICoraI jewelry is much In vogue for sum.
mer wear-especially with dark toiletses.
ga portion Of the river a. Monsr~si ne.
been set apars for free bathing.
~The pretssest bonnet now worn Is made -
white tulle pouG
~Fire crackers burned little 10Y % aesss
n Buffalo.
OFsncy coiored shirts are no lonssr t.xS.
ionabbs among geutlemen.
s1Great destruction OF PROPERTY Ia ea.ss<
~ n5es N the woods betweec Moutruai ~
sDAta recsstfese on the Hndsou IN. n..-
one List was printed on white satin. Niee'
@There are more Scoth Hixhls ders oo~v
n Causda thAa In Scotland.
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How Gen. Blair Sank the Wrong Shirt
A Tale with n Moral.

Prem the Chicago Tribune. July 81
The BlaIrs were raised in Washingtoa city,
and the boys then, as ever since, had enlarged
ideas OF the consequences Of the ssRlair family
They Were big, Swapping fellows, and smaller
chaps always avoided them for the yauton-
ness with which they imposed on those too
weak TO defend themselves. Thirty or thirty
five years ago the canal which now serve,
Washington city As a sewer was not the mud
hole II has become Of late years. IL wa a
isyor1te bathiDs-rlaee tor boys, paracularly
tHe sInaIler ones, who did not venture 10 20
10 ue river. On one OF these OCCASIONS
when Frank and one or two other OF Ia,
Blairs We're present a little fellow IN ad-
vance Of the others picked up a shirt from
tne blle oi cIOihlng and began 10 dress.
As the boy WIS a very little one, the opper-
tunlty 10 snow the power OF a BLAIR was too
good 70 be lost. Frank snatched the shirt from
the child, and threw IL overheard. The ouLcry
a so mean an act, he answered with Laughter.
Tor his big brothers stood by him. The shirt
rot sinking so fast as he wished he threw
chunks OF mud and stones upon it unul the
oyerfrelghted garment went down. Frsuk
laughed long and loud; the little boy cn-d;
Whereupon Prank, as a punishment for not ac-
ceptlng as an honor the notice taken Of the gar-
ment by the Blairs, threw additional weights
upon the sunken shirt.
BY THE time all except the Blairs had dressad
themselves, and the pile OF unclaimed clothes
was reduced 70 those belonging 20 them, and
the lad selected IS a victim The Blairs had
enjoyed their pastime, dancing in aboriginal
costume, but turned now 70 their own cIoihe,
One Of their shirts was missing. The supposed
victim had found his own garment and e.
capped 10 safe stance. Terrible was the pro-
fsnity and wild the wrath when the truth BE-
came apparent that Frank Blair had thrown
hls own shirt overheard and had sunk ID ire
eoNera5ly. The little boy whose shirl he sunk
an the Washington canal Is a delegate 10 the
lammsny Convention, and he al least will re-
call The incident we have related, and laugh NJ
the wrong shirt.
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EVENING STAR,
LATE TELEGRAMs, Se.

| Lsdy Thorn and Mountain Boy trotted To
r.hss. oest three in fve. Cor sLooo. on the
=. nlon Course, l.. l. on Thursday. Lady Thorn
| rscr, the fourth heat being declared dead HeT
22I e' "'eN ~ e
ne Beer Brever's Conveunon in BurrsIo.
N =. on Thursday .dopted r--olutions f.vor
Ing a reduction of the duty an Oznsds hsrle,
and recommending several change. an tha l.v.
as NJ present expounded
The Louisiana Senate yesterday p,Sse, IN.
House resolution rstifying the tour,..,,a
amendment 10 the Constitu luton of the IrD,,.-s
STATES, and Immediately Afterwards passes ths
Metropolitan Police bill.
The Pennsyiyanis Commissioners chsrr~d
with the Cuty OF selecting a site for the North
rrn Insane Asylum. have fixed ON alocSt,on
in the vicinity OF Danyile.
Reperts from Central France SAY thai an the
memory OF man the grape crop has not ben 90
forward az this SEASON as the wear A YER,
heavy ane excellent crop n expected.
By act of the recent Leglslaturr, the oue,-
ION OF calling Constitutional Don ventlon A.
sea'n TO be submitted 10 the people OF New
Ramps hire.
POSTPONED the subject Of the proposed divIsioa
VI that State.
When South Csrolins ra;ifes the Fourteenth
Amendment n viii become part Of the Consu-
tuition.
Dr. John GIpin. one OF the weslthiest ett,-
zen. oi Ceoh county, Nd, died near Elktoa.
on Thursday.
Bufaloes are roaming the Kansas prsiries an
hercs OF thousands, and are coming very near
20 the settled portions Of the STATE
Br.vet Lieut. Colonel Il. y. smith, MAJOR
9TH nit"d States Infantry, died recently st
Fort Reno. IN Dakota.
Rev. Y. l.. NJ. Curry, -. n, OF Alabama, has
been elected 10 proiessorship in Richmond
College.
The mails ON the Cumberland Valley rail-
As here
eminent having acoedcd TO the terms OF tue
company.
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MERCY AT LAsT-A Mothers Lore for Hr
S0n.-The DeS MONIES (Iowa) State Register,
June 18Th, has the following Governor Mer-
rlll on Monday pardoned Mrs. Catharine Ma
cardle, the old lady who has been ia the stat.
Penitentlary for tour years. This old voman
tuli OF maternal devotion, heroically sacrificed
herself 10 save her son from the gallows The
son had killed his father, and the mother %
avert the doom from her offspring. claimed and
confessed that il was she who had committed
the N urder, and on her own confession was
condemned 10 be hung. Governor Stone COM
muied her sentence to Imprisonment for life
The poor woman, after one or two attempts
TO commit suicide in the Jackson County Jail
was finally sent 10 the Penitezuary, and an
the gloomy clasp OF that PRISON she has
been Tor four years, waiting and praying for
death. When we visited the Penitsntiary last
fail she was shrlyelled IN body, and nearly so
In mind. For four years she had received no
word or ndings from her friends-65 years old
with her right asm palsied and helpless, aba n
dOned by all her blood, a victim 10 heroic
motherly deYouons, and with the light of
earth, and seemingly that OF Hea ven, shut from
her, she was truly as sad an object as ever trod
the wine-press Of woe. Many persons have
interested themselves IN her behalf, and al last,
through the Kindness and consIderateness of
our noble Governor, the disgraceful chains are
stricken from her aged limbs and she isonce
more free, but we FEAR not happy.
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AUCTION SALES
kf oqoPkR LAIIAk1, .Anetioassr.
southwest oe s Pc Avenue and llth street.

D. nAx -, xuef1oneen
tstar Once Buiidins.I
IN sAIUkDAY, July nth, q n O'Clock, an
sAHs9ralnary valuable eollection Of Minerais,
vSoso peiors the va as os.0e. Put a. ana or
Ishkoo IN sixty draws Aud cases: nearly Iayss
skecimens very valuable to Q school or the cslrc.
uyn GU private gentleman.
loyal GALLERY Of British Art A collection OF
nSt me STEEL plate line -ngraviBep; fac sirnfle An
kSgIspns OF crowned heads and nobility az Europe
HosaIth,s Works. An original COPY; from tn.
Sr'sinal plates, designed, painted, and engrsTed
De Ii Motrayes Travels. very remarkable
work; with plates, mostly engraved BY Hoesrth
vols. - "' 1'e' - ANo
Nine vols. French Newspspsrs Running from
Pomona Britannica. A collection of colored en-
cravings OF the most esteemed frufu Drawn aad
one. '' az
Chambers Oyclopeais Of Art, and Science. and
e Jnttser al Diet With supplement. One vel.
About seventy FIVE plates Of BOydells Shakes
styte OF arr, and the set cost near . million dol
lars 70 epgrave them.
very valuable Patent Right-Modsl ct the Pat
Verta.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAyoIpABIy
POSTPONED until MONDAY, July 18th same
hour and place. AZ 10
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER CO., W. VA. /.

These Springs, so long and favorabIy known to
the seekers Of health q nd pleasure, will 4 . . 4
reopen Tor the reception of visitors on VEYA ~
the LIST OF June, With extensive mprovo- Iss1
ments and general refurnishing Of the estabiisE.
nent. We will be prepared for the comfortable ac.
commodation oil from Dtesn HUNDRED 10 ttco thox-
sdad persons.
hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. so eminen tly SER
v1ceable In connection with the internal use of
tnese ateraflve waters. are always 1T the command
One Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC will be
In attendance to enliveH the LAWNS and the BALL
BOON; and suitable LIVERY will be open to
the use OF those who may desire to indulge In
horseback or carriage exercise.
Charges will be IS day, or $50 per month;
children under 10 years, and coored fervants, half
price; white servants according to sccommoda-
tons.
No effort or xpense will be spared en- the part Of
the Proprietors, to manage this establishment in
manner best calculated to promote the comfort Of
Visitors In every respect.
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April 10th, isss.
~ For full account of the MEDICINAL EFFI.
cAcY DAPPLIcABILIIYo fthese waters TO particu.
lar Diseases the reader Is referred the late work
o. Dr. HOFFMAN, on the Mineral Waters of the
United States and Canada" 70 be found at Messro
i;d PinTs, Baltimore and other B0ok.
PHCR SPRINGS, containing mach valuable IA
iormecon, can be obtained without charge, Of
messrs GOLDMAN ROGERS, Baltimore.
ROUTE 70 THE SPRIn GS from any Point
SoFsyIEiE, TAtNroS, T. eovfESasfo My b.
Rai!, thence by fine Line Of Stage Oosch hes on
je SEQ 2ms
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers,
NO. 10 southeast corner Of Seventh and ID sts,
CHANOERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL rs
TATE -

BALE - VALUABLE REAL Is
E Ma9, 6 B. n'ss' S-d W.
By virtue Of decree In this cause, dated the oath
June 1905, we will sell ct public auction pon the
premises, at o Q clock p. m WEDNESDAY, July
EIh, 1910, the iellowfne real estate, TO wit:
The vest hall OF lot numbered nine, g. In square
numbered two hundred and sixty eight (26s be-
ing = feet front by LOO feet deep or less front
ing on south street. between 18th and l31l streets
Lot mum bered eighteen, ClsJ in the subdivision
Of square numbered four hundred and sixty q We,
ts65, being feet inches front, BY lso feet deep %
and streets south, Island.
That part Of lot numbered seven, a. in square
numbered four hundred and ninety-four, (494, he
said lot No. and running north eighteen as feet
nenee east one hundred tlO0l feet, thence ssuth
eighteen (lsl feet, thence west one hundred (lOOJ
And tbs. part Of Ist Numbered six go in the said
SQUARE numbered four hundred and ninety feur
(te4,) beginning d. Q. said psrtD 1t the southwest
north with 9Th street ninety IaoD feet and five Isl
inches thence east twenty (2OD feet, thence south
ninety 1907 feet and five (5 inches, thence west
twenty t7) feet 70 the beginning, with good two
west. between and streets u south IsIand. street
Terms: One third cssh; and the balance in equal
sale fn notes: with interest from day of sale, Sc
cured by deed OF trust upon the property. The
$50 down on each piece Of property when Knocked
of; And If the terms OF sale are not complied
with in five days after the day Of sale, the trus
tees reserve tas right 70 resell the premises at the
paper published in Washington, d. u.
4. THSMks DssRsApLEY.{ Trustees,
jese.ad. lint. Green WHa1 aelissssi;..
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QY GREEN 4 WILLIAM
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 526, Southeast corner Of 7th aud ID streets.
CHANCERY SAL

CHANCERY SALE
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
Court OF the District of Columbia. passed in a GER
tam cause therein pending, in which Ann Bean ct
al are complai nants, and Joseph Hymer ct al are
defendants, mo. liza Equity Docket No. 81 4
viii sell, At public auction. MONDAY, the 81
day OF August, A. ID. 1865. on the premises, at S
O'Clock M, the real estate mentioned and de-
scIlbec In the bill filed in said cause. follows
Lots No z, s. u, and the north ii feet Of Lot IS,
IA square No 40, fronting Sd aud Canal streets
east and M and streets south. Also, part Of Lot
No 3, lu square No. III, beginning for said part
at point 81 feet distant from the northern corner
OF saio square, fronting on the corner OF 81 and
streets east, and running south about II feet in
ches thence west 81 feet So inches; thence north
about D. feet inches and thence east TO the place
OF beginning, with the improvements, consisting
OF three story basement aud attic Brick Houses
Also. two story Brick and Frame House. Also
part OF Lot No 9, in square No. IA. beginning for
the same at point distant GO feet ii inches from
the nerfheast corner OF said square, aud running
south With he line Of LIST street east Is feet 20 Lot
no In said square; thence along the di yiding
line Of said lots No. 4 and s, 100 feet IL inches
thence along the dividing line of lots s and in
SAID square feet aud thence 100 feet II inches
msnts consisting OF two story Frame House. &C
Terms Of sale, as prescribed By the decree, are
Onethird cash and the residue In two Gu al
ments at o aud IL months. with interest from the
Gay Of sale secured to the satisfaction of the Trus
zee stamps and convey aneine 1T cost of pure aser
GU dswn on each piece OF property when sold.
A. THOMAS BBAD1EY, Trustee,
GkEkN WILLIAMS.
~ ID-otAWSWdog AurfiOneers
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL CO., Aucts..
~ Stores 81 s md 3I7,
Southwest corner Pa. ave- and 9th STRAIT
TATE on LAEAHHSETETnrp I'm hnAL k

CHAHCERY sALE-yALuABLE REAL rs
TATE ON LAFAYETTE SQUARE
~ virtue Of decree Of the su preme Court Oft the
nlstrict OF Columbia, passed In a certain cause
others were complainsnts, and William B. B
SaSss ana etners defendants, the same being No
Ic9s Equity Docket No. 8, the subscriber win sell
e PUBLIC suction. on WEDNESDAY, Aztec.
MUM the I'd day OF July, at 6 O'Clock, on the
RTtnisee, part Of Square No. 1856, In the city Of
Washhgton, fronting on 81 street north fifty four
feet nine inches, and running back of that width
one hon 1 and thirty one feet one inch to .
said alley and the ground On which il stands This
property Is improved by three story double front
BRICK House, built In the best style This il one
q the finest pieces Of property offered for sale
~ washington, adjoining the residence Of w w.
Corceran. ESQ. AID fronting directly upon Lafay.
cite SQUARE and the President's House.
Terms OF sale - prescribed by the decree One
fourth In cash upon the day Of sale and the residue
In three equal instruments at 6. IL aud Is moRths
with interest from day of sale, for which the
q the pure hsser properly secured, will be taken
AZ conveysnclng, including revenue stamps, 81
when the property is struck OF.
J. GARTER MARBURY, Trustee
je &C. TuTh,S&d ". L. WALL CO., Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
WARRINGTON, May 8, Noon, 1851.
EEL q = q q j.

RALTIMOR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WARRINGTON, May 8, Noon, l065.
~ e ~ 5s
N. TrIsins between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
ohn. ana WARRINGTON AEDsTHE WEST
re now run a. follows. viz:
Leave daily, except Sunday, ct TOO 500, And l1:A
y w., ana 2:U, and 40, and 8:45 p N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
ana s,"s oaiy' except Sunday, st7:oo . m, and To-
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNApe.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at 800 and 7:o0 .. m, and ct 100 and u
FOB ANNAPOLIS,
Leave at 100 q, srd $50 D. m, Nc trains n
from Annapolis ohEDndsy.
FOB BsIMMoRE.
Leave ut 800 .. m, and 4: 50 and 8:N D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave ct 500 . N. and 4O and g. IS D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, st8:
N, 80 and 8:45 ,. m.
On Saturday at 500 q, m, and $50 ,. m.
at Relay Station with trains tom Bsltimore n
Wheeling, Petersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS TO the West can be had a
the Washington Station Ticket Once ct an hour
In the day, - well a. at the new once, 4O6 Penn.
sylysnfa avenue, where arrangements can be
8 ade to check baggage ct hotels or private real
ss. aH5f sn End Boston,
]. WILSON, Master n Of Transportssios
l.: n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc0 GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent, WeshinQton
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RY b. WHEELER a co, Auet,oueer,.
- No. 61 La. ave, bet. 9th and 7th streets
opposite Seaton House.

ORpOslte Ce1tOD House.
EXTENSIVE SALE AT AUCTION BY THE
. ADMINISTRATORS OF n LAMBELL Ok
CkhsED. OF BEST QUALITY MERCHANT
ABLE AND OTHER BRIOK. WuEELBAR
Rows, AND TOOLS, SCRAP IRON, sc.
=, ny virtue OF an or3er OF the Orphans Court Of
TINS District, passed June 20 1853 30 All offer Tor
sae, at pubhe auction. on FRIDAY July u ISIS
commencing AZ 10 clock a. m, at the brick yard
OF The late a II. Lsmbell, deceased. at tha inter
section Ell New Jersey avenue and n street south
The toilowlDg list OF merchandise. viz:
!, BIN Ani containing 2ooteO Merchsntsbie Brick
f i 30 A TSbs ana Salmon S11D, Brick
20, o. L nburnt Common -
Lot of Brick Ssnd. tGeorgetowpD
Lot OF Old and New Scrap Iron
set NheelwIishts and Black smith e Tools
2new Dump Wagons, nearly finished
8 new W heelbarTows
20 second hand wheelbarrows
Front Brick press and boxes, compiete.
Also,
Wheelwright humber, Tire Iron. Brick Moulds,
Planes, Tables, sleyes, ShOyels. Spades. &C.
All the bricks and other articles must be re-
moved within a reasonable time after the day Of
sale, at the expense Of the purchasers.
Terms cash. RICHARD WAILAOH,
Administrator Of X u L-mhelI, decd.
JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Aucts.
81 Persons desiring to rent the BRICK YARD
and purchasing the STEAM ENGIEE, KILN
and SHEDS, will apply to
RICHARD wALLACH,
Jyl0 81 No. 3s9 ID street.
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RH WIN. L. WALL B CO., Auctioneers.
- Stores 81 and SIT,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9Th street.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PkONED REAL ESTATE ON 2IST STREET

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme COURT of I'll.
district Of Columbia, passed June llth 1895 in the
san n;t o. Mhsatlsy vs. Clampit, ct al, No. a3s
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
% C d. st Szs O'clock p IN certain real est ate In
tng parts of lots and Y, in Todd e subdivision Of
original Lots numbered seven, ~ eight, 49, and
Zine. in Square one hundred and two, (i07 and
Beginning for the same at point on the east
9de OF 2lst street west, distant one hundred and
hfty tl501 feet from the rtheast corner OF q
street north, and running thence east one hundred
lO) feet, thence north and parallel with said 2lst
street hfteen (l5I feet, thence west enc bundred
Ulteet % said list street west and thence with
the line OF said 2lst street west, souLh fifteen Isl
Pet to the place Of beginning, with the buildings
pghts ana appurtenances 70 the same belon cling
Win right Of way reserved over the rear three
and half $50 feet Of the south part Of Lot X to
the alley ten C0D feet wide at the SOC tn of said
Lots and \, for the use Of the above described
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months: 91o will be required when the property
10 struck on II the terms of sale are OF com pIjed
with In days from day of sale the property will be
resod at the cost and risk of the defaulting pur-
CHARLES N. MATHEWS, Trustee.
ye a.d&ds W. l.. WALL CO. Aucts,
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CONVENTION OF SOUTHERN FARMERS -
The Convention of farmers lately held &C
BurkeyIlle, Virginia. representing twelve Nir-
gInia and several North Carolina Counties ad =
Journed, after passing resolution expressing
willingness 10 sell lands 10 purchasers from
any sectlon OF the United States. and also re-
commencing the formation of companies IN
each county 70 sell lands TO foreigners.
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CONSIDERATIONS OF The NEW BIsHoPs-
The Apostolic Briefs having arrived. we are
informed that the conservation Of the Bishop
elect OF Wilmington, Delaware, and OF IN.
Vicar Apostolic elect of North Carolina. will
take place in the Metropolitan Church OF Bal
umore, on Sunday, the 10th OF August-CafIo-
IA
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INCREASED CONFERENCE.-The Board of
Directors Of the City Passenger Rail way Com
pany has increased the compensation paid to
the conductors and other employees 81 cents a
day The conductors previously receiyec O
per diea Of - and the car drivers sI7a-BaH
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by CHAS. KLOMAN,
ID ZEAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. ASS Seventh street, near

NO. ASS Seventh street, near T.
THIRTY ACRES OF VALUABLE GARDEN
LAND NEAR UNI0NTOWN, d, G.
On MONDAY. July 10Th, at O'Clock m. on
the pTentses win SELL at public auction. 80 acres
OF valuable Land, in the Immediate vicinity of
uniontovn, d. c., divided in three parts Of ten
acres each.
This land, the property of @. A Krouse, is known
for Its richness and healthy locality, two streams
OF water running through the place, making it
valuable Tor gardener, butcher, or priv resi-
dence. It's near proximity TO the city Of W ashnR-
ton connection with the proposed rail way across
the Navy Yard bridge, makes it very valuable for
building pur poses.
Terms: One third cash; balance In one ana two
years, with Interest; notes secured by a deed of
trust on the property. CONVEX anciug aud STAN o.
at pur CHI aeer' o cost.
This property can be had at private sale previ.us
to day Of sale.
For full information inquire of
CHAS. kL0MAN, Real Estate Broker,
ass seventh street.
GALLIGAN & TOwNsHEND,
JeZS-eodos Auctoneers,