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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-12-13
JOURNAL!

A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER
OF LITERATURE AND SOCIETY.
ENLARGE AND IMPR VED!
1868 TWENTY-THIRD YEAR. 1865!
The HOME JOURNAL, for nearly 81 quarter
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year with most gratifying proofs of favor and
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THE VOLUME FOR 1868
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the humor and pathos, the news and spark
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The Home Journal (price So and Putnams
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The Home Journal and Riverside Magazine
"a beautifully illustrated monthly for youth,
price So 50) will be sent together one year, for
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Address
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No l07 Fulton St. New York.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-We have re-
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Der is Godey's extension plate OF the latest
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O. FOR GEoLoGIsT. -Would you cal
n fellows pa felspar or petrified fish min
aowral?
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, DEC;;a IL, 1867
Spsrinl AOtitts.

A CARD TO INV ALIDS.-A Cler-
IN gyman, while residing in South Amerl-
ca,as Il missionary,.d discovered safe ana SIM
pie remedy for the cure of nervous weakness
early decay diseases of the urinary organs
and the whole disorders brought on by bane
full and vicious habits. Great numbers nave
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor-
ttlnate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine in a sealed enVel-
ope, to any one who needs it, Free Of CHdrge.
Address, JOSEPH I. lN MAJ.
Station D, Bible House, New York City.
July 26, l867.--ly.
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
FRENCH'S

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
1O4 King St., Alexandria, Va.
TDESJRE to call the especial atten-
i tion of Merchants, Teachers, and the Pup,
lie generally to the large and well selected
stock of
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS,
AND
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
Which I offer for sale at the lowest cash
nrices including a full assortment of Cap,
Note and Letter Paper, Printing Cards bo,o 81
Cold Pens. Guillot's and Perry's celebrated
Steel Pens Thaddeus 1aY b P saa Wafes
Colors. Dominoes, Pencils, States, Copy BOOKS
Penhoiders, Memorandum and Pass BOOKS,
Envelopes, all sizes and quantities., Ink,
stands, Chess and Backgammon Boards anu
men. Pocket Books, Photograph Albums,
Magazines Reviews, Newspapers, Desks,
Rulers. and all other articles usually Kept IN
a first class Book and Stationery store.
All orders from the country promptly al
tended to. ,r,1,,, =, ,,,,rnrcrr
Nov TX ri
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WANTEHD!

T WILL PAY the Highest Cash Price
Il for Pork, Corn, Oats, Beans, Flaxseed
Wheat, Butter Eggs, Beexwax, and Poultry
Of all kinds. Persons having such articles
to sell will do well to call on the subscriber
before selling. i. W. KlNCaLOE.
Nov Is 1867
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The London QitaiterIy Rerietc, (C6nser.) =
The Edinburgh Repieir, Whigl
The Resim mister ReUieD, (IeddicdlO
The North British ReUielO, Gree Church,.
and
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Posi- OrFIcE DapARrMENr.


WARRINGTON, ID e., October 70, IsI.i
Sealed Proposals will be received at this d. part
nept untn the 3IH LAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, at
y CLOCK noon, for furnishing Letter Balances Tor
the use of the Poet oict in the United states for
four yesrs, from and after the 3Ist day Of De.
eenher next, Of the following description, IA aue.
iy:
LAT Balance. capable Of Weighing eight ounces
a'oirdupols weisht, 10 BE- graded down 70 quarter
viii b. required for each year.
81. Balances capable Of weighing two pounds !,
svcirdupois weight. 20 be Graded down TO half
ounc"= Of those il il supposed 80 TO 10" will Be
CURED for each year
Perfect correctness and strength and durabli-
~ viii be required in the Balances 10 be fur
nished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must
accompany each bid; and the bidder who may OBJ
tain the etetract will DC required 20 IL rnish Bal
aces ords red Of quality in all respects equal TO
the samples.
Each balance must be veil asd securely pack ed
IN box for transportation aud delivered free OF all
expenses 70 the Department at Washington y. q.
whore the same will Dc accepted, If fouad &c be
perfect AMI equal t. the samples
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals
srhci emit evidence of ms ability 70 comply With
hi. bid.
Two sufficient sureties will be required to a con.
tract
Failure 70 furnish the Balances rs contracted
Tor promptly. the furnishing CT an inferior quai
fixture of the contract. \
Proposals must be endorsed on the enveiope
Proposals. for Letter Balances and directed to
the first Assistant Postm aster General: " sshing.
ton, II. y. ALEX. w. RANDALL,
no -laM6w Postmaster General. 4
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THE EVENING STAR.


Ittsttcushti m Ersl.nc that Tue scher-s OF
- European cOufrfuco fcT the seuie u cot Ct
the Ron'aa question will be de ee'so ~ the
speech o: ftnitter Rouher. which tpo,esiss
thsf tue ffeuct Gcveramert has siresry pre-
iuce~e tse wsVte case.
Ger Hsr-ock hse revoked 90 much % sp.-
cat crde . No ~ ,tsued by Gee Eo yer. -
renewed frcm once Adam Orore1, Stsle
IIessoreT, ard byposi1e Sersita. Sttse nu-
oiio-, ARD appoints Il y. Jenkess and J. n
Syrher 20 thor places. he restored the fcs-
ne 20 their oficfs.
Tie nGvtreuon % zoe ScNeidt river, IN Bal
GUN. mas beer closPs ey zee.
Col. Little, OF Eaet Saginaw, cSu rsi.ref su-
ioido yesterday. TIE o7roner's jury reaesrsl
tue we're lct tost ne oteo IRON ptstoi shot fro "A
hss Own land while iaooriBg ander 70 No ,rsrr
INSANITY. Dol. tie WA enc Oh he wealth, est
nee % saginaw Valley.
Atsi.rre meeting heid IN Duelin, IreIanv
o. Sopoay, q power VI speecn vas M tds %
mr. Marsin. OF killurney which ts generally
considered 20 have COO tsinec ecu "a men a or n
reasonable nstur. HIS srrest ts asticipatss.
Mr.. Charles die keus delivered bts nrst re>d.
lag in New YORK Iasi sisht before IN I'm a .ass
saoisnce ST sseiuvav Hall HIS seiecuoas
were from the q Christmss Carol" and toe oei-
etrated trial scere from Plck~tck fsprrs"
Mr. DICKENS ives received with great cordi-
shfy and enthusiasm. snd mas rcsoing We
frequently interrupted by applause
Funeral oteeouies tu honor Vf Aiieu, Gould
and Larkfn. tcos place On idrnsrcf. frelsnl.
Sunday. The proceeohnss were outte tmpos-
Ing. ONer Ten tnoUSeOd Hereore merCbed -
the progression. which Dsrcned throueh t.
principal streets Of the city.
Weston, the pede strian. iectured 20 q fair
audience in ST. Louis last night. after which
he walked nineteen times arouLd the b Al, q
little over a mile, in nine miautes apd forty
seconds.
Patrick Nash, who was beaten by PAtl,i n
Slaitery during a drunken brawi isst " edass-
dsy, m ~. Anthony, Ni1a.. died from tee ef-
fects Of MS Injuries. The murderer hss ned
A skating accident &C CURED On Pa dad ain ata
Yesterday sfterncon. Toe ice broGe on q poud,
and three boys, aged from twelve &C sixtsea
Year,, Were drowned.
The Mississippi river is frozen over at Meu-
phis. The mercury BE- twenty degrees above
there.
buryport. Macs yesterday.
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TO CONTRACTORS
H,o,ia'arters Dis,yiet Of tie Iadie. T'y..sory,


Fort Gitsss, q ~. November Is, ls57.S
Al the Office Of the undersfgned, at Fort Gibson L.
T., until 10 O'Clock o.. m, WEDNESDAY, Deem
sr IL. kos, to furnish TO the Cnited States su o.
sistenes Department 40 600 pounds Of heat Flour,
% such other ausntity a. may be required; the
same 10 Be Of prime not inferior to the best
Sc Louis br ands, securely put mp in one hundred
pounds .ackE, and delivered ut Fort Arbuckle.
!. T. in good conditicn, on or before January
J.. ISS. tH -II9F 4
Each proposal must be accompanied BY y good
and sufficient guarantee BY two responsible par
us setting forth that In the event the contract IL
svardcd they will give ample bonds for the faith
fuf performance Of the same. = l'1f ~ i
All bour delivered under any contract which
MAJ b. awarded will be subject to rigid inspec-
ticn BY an efea or agent appointed on behalf u
the United states, aud no delivery will Be con.
siiered As complete until such inspection shall
Proporss may be for the whole or any part OF
the amount required. bat tho Goyernnsnt reserves
5oitseh The right Of rejeeting any or all bids
sPnymeofs 70 be made on delivery In current
sfoosls Of the United States - = 49,
PruvSssls uboald he endorsed Proposals. for
furnishins fiouf, "a end addressed u tbs under
;ias..s s.si.yI'se . Be present at The o's.inf
& a. e turn ssssi tin: sa az
:sSa sss 81 BE- e IS ss''' Of the district
''' we ,P .f''' = 80 ~ e d KInRALL.
es,.~r Cart s Ss,s 4 Go q 4 De. z = = ff,i.
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DRoPOsALs FOB WRAPPING PApEE AND
TWIEES
Po.r Orr1cR DrpApT,-rxr ,


WAsHINGTos, u. G., October &C, ls5'.S
= sled Proposals win be received At this DEPART
i sSo ,STa r Psps
and WrappinE Teine- for the use Of the Post once,
ths slst day Of December next.
III sale articles to be delivered free Of expense
post one pepsriment It wasfingten D. C.. sad
New York City n. T..
suslity thereof required at each Agency speci-
DisTgICT No. lar WASHINGTON .p.o.
.i.s, Of mst.Iisf snd Gaslity .eual in al
70 eoqhds is fs sh sea 1S'a ana
,ea each I. r re- 70 contain y p RECT quires.
stove stated ss ri VIE il sas and %
Seish % poInds to the reaua, for the use Of
twisted s l s1d in BALI. and to weigh about
ssaSs Si inch IL a.. sSH IN b sns
DISTRICT Tsi 10 i : sReT ap Sckk
i2'os rsasr ,S o. wrsfIing PAPER. SIMILAR to ths
District No. I.
PSs lar # Sbs suts e, nst TYNE sin
hno pounds Of eoarse Hemp Irvine, similar to that
Proposals win be reoeiVed for each article. seps
rateiy, OF for al Of the articles and for 10th Di
The contract, or contracts, will he awarded to
the loves and best bidder, to be determined after
n ba m E ir tie purpose 81 sfertai
ADVANTAGEOUS TO the Department
IL the Districts should be changed, the articles
shall be delivered at sgch place or places az the
Postmaster General shall dssie nate, at PRO RATA
RATS.
More or less than the estimated quantities may
he ordered, the necessities Of the Derartrnept
may require, at the discretion of the Postmaster
General. -
Samples Of sneh articles as are now used at the
Post Offices may be seen at the Offices piled and
at either Agency.
Bidders will send Piles Of such articles as they
propose ~ furnish with their bids.
nisb x.tf aaIa
guarantees OF has ability TO comply with his hid and
tors are reliable persoRs -
Two sufficient sureties win be reqsired to con
tract '
fsilure 10 furnish IN article contracted fer
Nromptly- thu fur nishing article interior TO
that optracted for, will be considered q sufficient
cause for a forfeiture of tho contract
Bids not made IN conformity to this notice " i'll
be rejected If the inconsisten shall effect the vir
tue Of tho proposal.
Proposals must be marked on the envelope with
tho name 81 tho article bid fer and the letter ad
dressed e the !" First Assistant Postmaster Gen
oral, Washington, 4. q y
ALEX. ". RANDALL.
no l-l2NoW pOslE0a ter General
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NksIKABLE PROPERTY AT ACTION.

ORPHANs' IOoURf. Novenssr u, isa.SDn.
~ Ipss 2. oeLrhHAs EAsyFsgTcE CorsIy, 70
i't,s,si. e Ds@i .si;s Dab: sssssssd: the
County siossssid, ssssssssi TUESDAY. The I :sh
dap q p.csnsss; .s, NJ 70. for q. nsl ssttie
I sss asS q S ss e ss.s s :: ss
9 the ss1e hare been collected and turned Int
q ssi5 dsose:sl are no!i1sd % ssssnd, With sses
ciains pesPsriy veuchsd, e tAey 1sJ ctkeruise 81
essate Reysfe6 eeUT - H. or1er T. - hsishsi
oDcs. week fer three webs q t. Evesias 80
'ss'.sa -. :. 7s.s-sAxxs >. 9ssrsss,
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PROPOSALS.
DRopOsALs ron FRESH pFEF.


OF, Csi.fc. s., Distris ef Tsxa,,
sr.,xnG s sosSssI esas: Esssms., Is, ISL
In cuplicsts with copy o. tSis sz,eIts s~spt st
b sS1fe IF fise Nj ra'i the
, TS5 ssPp,yins Fresh Beef to the q. g. troop.
GGAattssEESsTToN,
HHtEsMlPsfLAp,
msSy DC estAhli, he'd 10 their ,icinsts. = -' VI
tTsi. 70 ma hs oasd for these Posts either collsc
Bvt MAJ. W. n. NASH, o.s.,
81 Fer sGpgIyiss Fresh Beef to the o. s. troop.
40 S!STokiA; Ie...:
nay St ssssi. = d s..ir .ieiniy . 'a. ' "
sas. ms be S.rsS Dor sssss Resss either co..
Address proposals. 70
For sggTylyins Fresh Beef to the .. s. troop.
San ANTONIO,
GGLnAD,
HALLETTsvILLE, Texas;
Ans al ps,ts Camps and h9:ptal' that are or
nj e oerd fsr tss. So. either
's adsfss. o pr ssSsssi:T Y T.
A. c. e.. ssn Antonio. Texas.
,,l Supplying Fresh Beef to tn. Q g troops sta
kTsTIh.
may be eftstlished - their vicinity :
Bids ma! b. offered for these Posts either eollec
Address proposals to
A. G. g., Austin, Texas.
For SUPPLYING Fresh Beef to the Q s troops Sta
mons BROwNsyuLF,
B BIk 24lS, SANTIAGO q SIySsSxs
FORT MCINTOSH. Texas
may s Il sh snf veinR that are or
Bids may be Offered fer ihese P0sts either oollec-
lively or separately.
A. q. G., Brownsville, Texas
mencinc January I, 1855, or such less time as
the Comnrissary General of Subsistence mar di.
Tn. bids will state the price per pound, net, in
Proposals must be accompanied By a proper
guaranty in duriicste signed BY at least two per-
6aI mus: be etTsd 70 BY
sal e aceeptea the bidder will enter into a con-
sum OF Eve thousand dollars for faithful persorm
spce Of the contract.
The names Of frlns should be stated in full with
Ne bids viii be received from parties who have
q on ss1tas
known loyalty 70 the Government and those wno
Cornine Under the exceptions of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, Can produce the pardon
Of the President.
The Be- furnished must be of good and market
able quail ty in u7ual proportions Of fore and hind
CuoTters; necks shauks, and kidney tallow 10 lie
excluded. Pa merts Will ue made monthly, or as
early efesfter fu nde may he received therefor
IN iIDds iurlished BY the United States for public
disbursement
and all bids offered.
Endorso envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beef
H..
Pvt Ms5 and G. E., Q 8 Army .ChiefU. s..
no @tdB District Of Texas.
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IMPAIRMENT OF TUE INTERIOR,
~ UNITER SITES PATENT 0FFIC


On the petition OF l.. OTTO p. MEYER, Of
Newtown, Cal. praying for the extension of q
i654. for an improvement in yuicsnizing India
Rutber and other Gums, for seven years from the
the 9th Day. q rebrqary ISIS;
is oraersd, that the said petition b heard q the
airy next, at u o'clock M; Ard all persons are
notified TO appear and show IL sny they have
why said petition ought NOT TO be granted
PsrsoRs SpPcsinE the sxtensiSp srs. reqnirsd 2
day Of keering; eli testimony died By either party
transmitted In eecordance With the rules of the
oencs, xhiisn VIII p furnished or sgPaiessioa
m0ny muet Be lied in the once trsafy days before
the day Of BEARING; the srgumenfs, II amy. within
Of1efed also, that this notice Be lsohshed h ths
RspublicAa and the Intelligeacer, Washington. D.
week fo9 tAree successivs weeks; the arst Of safd
celscssschsi e 3 = isast Sf9 ~ 7lsYrSrs =
= ns0v6V Oounissieasr q RsesnSs.
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PROPOSALS
TF0TOsALs FOs Amy TRANsPOBTA.
TlON
r,IQ e.. -, ts''aSsis o, :. =,

o. t.i( csaSttTrrssts-.
ut, i cis5HS N !, H. ira on JGSUsRi, $50,
a. yssr carnIrs1 csns April !, is5s, and Guiding
harca 81, ls5s, on tNe foiios iEf r0utss:
PoCTE No >.
From OFT HaTl r. Esrsss. Fort days, K snsss,
ssiel u the Chef ous.isrRss.sr bspsrtHSet Sf
a. any places that pa, be dee gn,ied by The ship
siEg Sffe = IN ths stat. Of Ksnsas,snd territory
a Fort I MON New kiexiUo, CT other depot that
I.4J B. dssi rnsted in thai TERRITORY, aud TO any
other IT'S IN the route t. that depot.
BOUTk No }.
iron tort Union O. such Other depot ~ Ts. oe
E-sts stations that are trsy be established 10
Lat e5Iiis sF5 T. TTSh os,s s 81 , ,,tI1Rs =
r. 'he State Of Tsyss, vest Of longitude 10 de
ErseF-
ron such point as nrsy pc des.saa!ed cn the
sissSSri Ps-ise FriI-CS5. or ths Union Pse;sr
ESilrCaa. s b., q Wort g bson, Iatnn TERRITORY,
or such her point nsy be estsbiished Is the
Iss veigkt 70 De- tran; ported during the year
on E-l.e No 8, s o. - pounds; and on Roufs Nc
froFcsals viii be nate for each route seysr-
sesr, s 'i ,5 t. Es's.p 100 pegnds per 100
a.. ss5ihg March 81, so ""'"4 NP'n ! i'''
BiGdsrr VII size Their names is full. well as
p a-c ,nRaniod By q be " IN the sum a ten fhou-
-aEd tSlOfNl cellars, dub executed by two or
2 rrt rtsPoustble PersCn-, IN legal form aud pro
reE.y sismped g srsrtseii that in case the con
Gro 2os1l 10 the part! proposing Il will BE- acce ptcd
~ sEtered into. and eood and suf cent security
lCrnisasd 2 ssli party IN accordance with the
terms OF this advertisement
tach bttdsr mCst &c present. az the opening Of
~ proposals, or / r presented b. his attorney
Tie contractor VII b required TO give bonds in
tbr Glowing srncUnts:
- - Ei; SsTk TO- 9: s s Sie ss 50.
Or ROUTE No s, $50
cstisfsctory evidence &C the loyalty and sOlyency
~ each md. ar and person offered a. security will
FrOpossls will r endorsed . Proposals for Army
transportation On Route Nos. ?. 8. or s.. as the
case rcaS be, aud 10 Will BE- entertained unless
they comply with the requirements 0f this adyer-
ti-snt Ut.
prepared to execute the contract without unneces-
-sry delay, and e. give the required bonds for che
faithful psrformsncs ofthc contract.
II. night 20 REJECT any and all bids that may be
Cfe-e1 = reserved
The contractor on each route must b. in readi.
Ie=s for service b. the Hrst day o. April, 1865 aud
nLsf have 9 place cf business or agency at which
~ nay be communicated with readily. Fox Route
rs :. e Fort Harker. srt such other point on the
FH1lrosd - rnsy bt 0es sted the starting pOiHt
q the route. for hOEt5 No ;, az Fort 8 eion. New
heXico, or such other point as may be established
q TIE Gepot, ana for SoLte Me- at LesyeDworth,
Flank forras Showing the couditions Of the con.
tract &C be entered iEtC ior each Ecnte be Aad
gCn application - this C,ic3. or az the ofc. ~
toe OusrserrnsstEr at New York. Chicago, ST
louis, st Psul, Fort LsaHtnw0rth. Omaha. Den
yer, q. T. and ssuTs he. AID must accompany ard
L. g. EAsToN.
Deruty Q-srternisster General
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10y GREEk a. WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. s. 6, Southeast corner Eth and u SITS

~
Try GRkKk 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. sac, Southeast corner. Eth and ID SITS
TRUSTEES sALEoF NEW rfIREE-sToRY
fBAME HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the 18th dey Of Deee mber shall
sell, in front Of the premises, at 4 o'clock D. m by
virtue Of deed Of trust TO the subscriber bearing
date the 10Th day Of september. ISIS, aud record
one Of the land records for ashineton county. in
the District Of Columbia, the following named val
nanle property lying and being in the city and
vision Of Square No. 49, beginning for the on
north street, at the southeast corner OF said lot
3, and running thence north with the dividing linz.
between lots numbered and 5, in said Square, aS
feet alley, thence running wifi the line of said 81
ley southwesterly IL feet6 inches thence south in
straight line to said north n street 70 a poi M
which l. I5 feet inches from the place of begin
anE and thence sst along the line Of said -trpes
Is feet 6 inches TO the = ace OH ginning.
The west half of Lot No. 4. in Samuel Davidson =
subdivision OF Square Sos les. Said west half OF
said lot No. 2niine Il feetG inches more or less
Ca street. and running back OF equal width on
ihe east Ene OF lot No. IN said sub division 90
aleJ feet vide, With the i'm encnts, which
three .stCrl franz house fronting on n street
between Connecticut avenue and lsth street west
Terms. ppt-tliird cash; balance IN :, y, and L.
months: the purchaser 20 give notes for the de-
fen ed PAY nsnt5 bearing interest from dap of SALE
deed glyen aud deed al trust taken On the prem
ises. All CONVEX and staIp at the cost OF the
purcha ser. S.f1 to De paid down when the prop
eTty II sold II the terms should not be complied
with IN i've days after sale. the trustee reserves
the right 10 rU-en the property. ~ The risk and
cost of the detaulting purchaser. by advertising
such resale three times in some newspaper printed
in the cits of Washington.
GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioueers.
10 1s-eaw6ds