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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-23

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
" lately virtue Of q decree the Cir
cult Court Of King George county, rendered AT
its September term for 1867, in the suit or
BrnccS infants. &C., vs.. Minor SC, tho sub
scriberS. therein appointed Commissioners for
the purpose Will offer FOR sale at p UBLlC
AUCTION on the premises, on the 18th DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1851, So much Of that wei!
known Real Estate Of which VIM g. Bruce
died, seized and possessed, called CONFORM,
situated IN KIM George county, as shall r"Innn
after the assi gAnv!t OF Dover cone third there
in, which viii be Assgiued rs not TO embrace
the Dwelling House and buildings Herewith
be sold.
The property consists OF about FIFTY
ACRES OF LAND, on which stands n two
story frame . w LING HOUSE of neat APP
pearaHce, with seven good rooms and p"rtcoa
in front and rear, Kitchen, Smoke House, lee
House, Carriage House. Stable, Granary and
Store House, Ill in excellent repair
COmorn i: situated on the main road leading
from King George Court House to Fredcricks
burg in u healthy locality, and populous neigh
borhood. Is about two and half mile; from
the Court House three miles from Hop Yard
landing on the Rappahnnnock, and four miles
from ChattertJn, on the Potomac. r. &.
The place has long been prottnbly used q: a
Mercantile business stand, and Postolilcc Is
kc.,t there It is 2 good situation fora house Of
private entertainment, for which the dwelling
is well suited, or would be pleasant residence
for a private family or professional man.
TERMS One third cash, one-third in nine
months and the residue in eighteen months
from day o: sale deferred payments to boar in
lcrest rro, day of sale The title will he re-
tanned until the Court confirms the sale, and the
entire purchase money is paid or satisfactorily
secured. X. IS. LIZ WlS, rnmu,r.
.-. J. J. MASON, N'''''' =
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HOOP Skirts ! |. - -.
HOOP EkJRTSl

II HOOP SkIRTSl!,
The BEAU i IDEAL HOOP SKIRT the most
desirable Misunderstanding made Of the I'm
est material, the latest sly IL" ard Is put together
by now combination by Hand Work, which
makes the stccls unmovnblc, never ont OF shape
and more durable than any other i lave n! $50 y
large stock of every style and quality OF LA.
DIES, MISSES and CIIILDlsE&S' HOOP
SKIRTS, all Of. which have ust been received,
and which am prepared to sell to Merchants
as low rs they can be had at wholesale IN New
York. .. ChAELES- W. ThhEN'
nov9-tf .... ....ss No. G, King street.
NJ NTED--lUH cords Of good Oh ESIN VI
w OAK BARK for which we will pay Sl2
ner cord, delivered at Alexandria on the cars of
The Orange & Alcxa. or Manassas Gap R.R..
at the Tanncry Merchants or Others wishing
to contract with us for 100 or 200 cords. can do
so bv calling on us At our store, No. q KING
street. We have always Ton hand OAK and
HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER, UPPER
LEATHER, of Vii kinds, Harness. Bride and
Slirting Leather which we sell at the lowest
cash prices We Are paying the highest cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green.
up Scott G. G. SM0OT y SON.
OOAP! SOAP! oUAP!-B r Babbtts New
y York city Soap; Van Haagen 81 Mckeene's
Stcarinc Soap; do Chemical Olive Soap !; Dob
bins Electric Soap; genuine English CASTLE
Soap; Colgate j. Coz Toilet Soap just received
and for sale by -. HARRl b llOUGll, :
au u Covucr Pitt and Prince streets
DROOMS Buckets, Tabs and Baskets, receiv-
nov Is J,C, MILBURN.
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Z AssAULTEp,-As Mr.. Harrison f Emerson

ASSAULTED. AS Mr. Harrison Emerson
was ON his way to the market, where he has
a butchers stall, this morning, between five
and elk O'Clock when opposite the Fire Iusur-
2ance building on King, between St. Asaph and
Pitt streets, he was approached from behind by
a man, whose features and color he could not
discern, on account of the darkness, and struck
on the back Of the head, with what he supposes
to have been a billy, inficting a severe wound.
Upon receiving the blow Mr.. r. cried out and
his assailant quickly passed on and escaped. =
This is one Of the most darins outrages thatzRe
have had torecord fol, some time past p p
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GOLD.
Nj A X L u f. l. i ST.

GOLD. - g -.
NEW YORK, November s.--fGold to-day 1892
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MILL SEAT FOR SA LIE.

...-..,... .r....... /. Commissioners nf ~,
Fairfax county. nov Ii -laWIW
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MANILA AND RAW:9WkAPPING
WI PAPER.-Jus received another supply
of the above paper, direct from the Richmond
and Manchester Mills. b ii'i1r, 80 -, =
80, I;:ll! l'.-1'z s. JOHN II. PAR HOTT, %.
4 NOVEL III l&A' cor King and Water sts.,
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PrlNcr WlIIllm co oct I5-c0tS COMM r..
~ The shove sale has been postponed until
" EDN ESDAY, the 18th Of Dec. no lo-eots
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Kino Goo no or 93-1aw6v s Comm rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
THE EVENING STAR
KILOGRAMS. &c.

An uneasy feeling prevails IN Montreal
Canada. lest the Eenians on the frontier have
recourse 20 retahatOry measures by an incur
sion ard acts Of violence on the territory Of the
DOmlntCn on account of the hanging OF three
Fentans COnvIcts IN Manchester, England. 10 .
day BY sentence OF the special co mmission ia
sued BY the Queen.
MAJOR Robert c. Walker, paymastsf of the
army, returned from bey ond Red River Of the
North, reports the river and all the IA ss oman
and the weather IN Dakota Territory cnarrning
and mild as Indian summer The health n
we oncers and men at Forts Rtpley Aber-
conolf, Rawson, and Wadsworth is excellent
Responsible parties in the maritime provinces
OF Canada have made a propositi6n 70 the
doVernment 10 Guild and run an inter-colo.
nal railroad for bonus OF S5,OOO,OOO.
Further deyelopements of the LoekIand.
(Onio) railroad disaster show that il occurred
oH an enbank ment Of nearly a mile IN length.
ara ABOUT thirty feet in height, the ascent 10
The track being so steep that il WAS almost i'm
possible 10 reach The cars. A coron er's INQUEST
is IN progress.
In The Senate OF Canada, in reply 10 mem.
Der, the Hon. Mr.. Campbell stated that the
tertaln negotiations with the American Gov
eminent. In regard 20 the renewal Of The reel
pTcel'y treaty. Such negotiations could only
D. approached through the ms trurnsntslitv n,
The British minister at washington
There is nothing definite with regar,i 70 the
t~clon IN North Carolina. Columbus And
puphn eouLties elect Conservatives Cumber-
land. Bladen, Brunswick and Arson 90
Radical. The State will probably give d nG0
majority for the Conservatives
frair'e nres continue TO rage in all sections
West They have been Particularly sevsre in
NclInern ana western Miss ouri and Kansas,
IN many instances devastating whole farms
Immense amounts OF property have been
DESTROYED. The swamps In Southern Missouri
are SAID 10 be mass OF IRE. and along the
Illinois railroad for a distance OF one hundred
miles pIairles are burning, and fn Union
county, ILLINOIS, the FLAMES are extern ding in 70
the WOODS, which are burning. No rellef Is
looked for until heavy general rain falls
Chief Justice Chase was present at the SAG.
sion OF the United States Circuit Court in Raj.
umore yesterday, and was enga ged in hearin o
appeals from the District Court
Cable dispatches say: The army bill in the
corps Leglslatf makes the term of service
nine years The Emperor of Austria agrees no
sconfeIenee Fresh irruptions OF small bands
of Garioaldlans into the p apal territory were
quickly suppressed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
PROPOSALS.
ID r o p o s A l. 5
OHee Bepot and DisbKysing QHdrtermasfey,
AfInntn- EeorgIa nyemher Ia. lSl


Qhee Bepot and Disbvsins Qxartermasfe,, I
AtIaHfq, Gsorgta, November IA, 1851
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until Il o'clock M. WEDNESDAY, Novem.
Der 1851, at which time they will be opened, for
572 ia feet Pine Framing Timber, green
lts,lo feet Sheeting straight edge, inch, green.
~ 500 feet W Gather boarding, AxAx7-B
s5SS feet Pine Boards, flor finishing,l dry.
i2z,5S5 feet Pine Flooring, Lax, tongued and
q .oo !; grooyed. dry; dressed on enc side
1880 linear feet Crown Molding, o. G., AZ inches
wide. l.a3sr. y d.
6soeo Sawed Shingles, not less than inches wide,
a. 10 nches long. . ..-fuf Z
Loo pounds Sd Fine Cut Nails
45V0 pounds Cut Nails, i'd. to I'D
t67 900 Lath, l4xIi4 inches K feet
5I4g bushels unsiacked Lime.
Z3H6 clear. sharp Sand. +" -
sa go Brick-2 Ia I'd .l-3 merehantable.
All TO be delivered at the Swift Race Track, -
Atlanta, Ca. where the material will be inspe
Bids will be made for each article separately.
Delivery OF one-fourth of the amount of Framing
Timber, Brick, Sand and Lime will lie required
10 commence within ten 00l days after contract
must be delivered by the slst day of December
proximo. -sE u I
Proposals will be in TRIPIIcA TE, and Endorsed by
sureties, as usual. rsf-..r. a..t.-1 ...--- :
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or al bids, OR SELECT Such PARTS OR B1ps as MAY
Proposals should BE- addressed to the under
signed and indorsed on the envelope, Proposals
Tor the delivery of Lumber, gree or dry Nails or
brick," as the case may be. go.
BY order of Breyet Brig. General r. Saxton,
H. J. FARNsWORTH.
First Lieut.. Saith Infantry, A. A. @. M, g
no S-tt r...aa -Ta..H..l In charge of Oepot. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-23
DRoPosALs FOR WOOD.
DEPoT QUARrERMAsrER's OFFICE, q
WAsVTNGTpN. ID d NoNauker L. 4

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. II. c. November Is. Isl
Sealed Proposals from responsible parties " n
be recel we'd at this office until II m. on sATUR-
DAY. December 7th for the delivery Of 80 GOl three
thousand cords of well reasoned, Sound, and mer-
Charitable HARD WOOD, four feet long, and split
10 the ordinary size of cord wood
The contractor TO keep the wood on hand at a
convenient point, and deliver it-on orders from
this Ofnce-at any place in the city in such guam
Titles may from time to time be required
An inspector viii be grated the part of thu
Government to examine and sure the wood a.
delivered and such does not conform to the spe-
cifications above will lie rejected.
The names OF two responsible persons signed. in
their own hand TO q statement that they will be-
come securities in case the contract IL awarded To
the bidder, must accompany each proposal.
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dol lars, igped
by himself and both his sureties, viii be required
the successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will be made
are furnished for the purpose.
The successful bidder must hold Himself in read
Dess TO commence delivery on the 18th December
next.
All bids win be submitted TO the Quartermaster
General for instructions before awarding Contract
Bidders will address proposals 20 the undersigned,
endorsed Propose ais for Wood - and are invited -
be present at the opening of bids.
By order of the Quartermaster General.
j. G. McFERRAN.
Deputy Quartermaster General.
no1s-lot Byt Brig. Gen. L. s. Army.
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DROPOsALs FOR WOOD FOR 1868.

DEPoT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, .
SEATED xseh mSst be
tripli9ate, will beIscsiyed at this ONCE until II
O'Clock noon, on MONDAY, the I'd day of Decem-
Der next: for furnishing the Quartermasteris De.
Rartment with such COED rnerchantable Hard
wood as may be required at the following places
during the year 1868, viz s...l I'D 49, :,
ID. San Antonio, Austin, ~ $50 ]
Fort Inge, Fort Clark b.
Tort Davis Fort Stockton,
lamp Hudson, Seguin, EFa h'
Waco, Camp Verde, sra id
Fort Mason, Fort Belknap, "a
Buffalo Springs, Sherman. .aFt I Z
Weatherford, Lampasas, f-
Fort Chadbourne or vicinity. r.. --
Delivery TO be made at such time and in such
quantities during the year as the officer of the
Quartermaster's Department on duty at the place
to his inspection. -" . ~
Separate bids are invited for each post, and the
price per cord for each place must be clearly
stated and each bid, unless the responsibility of
at this Off ce, must be accompanied by a guaranty
OF at least two persons twhose responsibility must
be certified to by clerk of court of record) that
the bidder is competent to carry out the contract
CURED bonds therefor; and each bidder will state
his place of residence
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each suc-
eessful bidder and the solveacy Of the persons Of
Tered az security Will be required.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour
hereinbefore named, and bidders have the prfvi-
lege of being present at the opening.
The right reserved to reject all bids unsatis
factory, and no bid will be entertained that does
not conform to the requirements of this advertise
ment.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed, Proposals
for Wood, and addressed to the undersigned at
Bvt It. Col and A. Q. NJ Z. s s. Army Army.
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PROPOSALS.
A X MY SU p Ii Il s
omee ASS: ccmmissary Gsneag q. .srbsi,,en J

oHee ASS, Ccmmissary. Genera! e( Ssbsisisnes,)
3 20 - .s Ne. Sidts Street, )
NelU York, November q. IsG \
Sealed Proposals in duplicatel win be recei we'd
by the undersi gned until 10 O'Clock a m. on MON
DAY, the 18th instant, for supplying for the use
of the United States Army Subsistence Stores to
be delivered in New York, as follows, viz: p p
10000 pounds Green Rio Coffee; 20 900 pound
In clean, good. stoHt oak barrels Ik samples to
be seen at this office and 40, 900 pounds ir double
sacks, new cotton and gunny, containing ore hun
dred pounds each.
Full chop samples Of the Coffee must be delivered
with the proposals, and referred TO therein. Ma.
terials fer sacks to be exhibited by bidders
Bids TO be made duty paid. n3tz n .I-rr q
95, 600 pounds of good. clean, dry Fl ne Salt in
strong, tight barrels adapted to the purpose, with
full head lining; sixty pounds to the bushel.
. The stores are required for immediate delivery
Samples 81 the Coffee and Salt must lie delivered
With the proposals and referred To therein If
The manner OF making bids, requiyements of hid
ders, &c same as stated in previous advertise
ments from this flee.
Contractors are expected to hold their goods,
without expense to the United States, until re-
quired for shipment
Blanks for proposals will he furnished at this of
fee, which must be enclosed in an envelope al
dressed to the undersigned. and endorsed "Propo-
sails for Subsistence Stores.n
C. L. KILBURN, a
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
TON.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER
1RpA TAIENn naxnr

=, DEPARTMENT OF DAKoTA,S
SAINT PAUL, MINI. November b. 1857. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
Ne Me,sys year = commencing s Agrl 1856, and ending
MnH 81 Saint On Ropts No iSs Saint
lished in the State of Minnesota and in that poP
river and bounded BY it, and from Fort stevenson,
or other designated point on the Missouri river,
established east or north of that river in Dakota
The ght to be trans ported on this Route No.
shall not exceed ten million pounds 1880 900
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred 1oo)
pounds per one hundred 400, miles for each month
Of the year beginning April /, 1858, and ending
Bieders should give their names in full, as we'll
as their places of residence, and each proposal
thousand dollars, signed by two or more responsi-
BILE ptrrons, guaranteeing that In case a contract
TO the party proposing. the contract will be ac.
cepted and entered into and good and sufficient
with the terms Of this ad1ertisement. "'"'fd"hce
- Tne contractor Will be required to give bonds
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency
Of each bidder and person offered as security viii
Transportation on Route No. l." and none viii be
entertained unless they fully comply with the re-
The party to whom an award is made must be
give bonds for the faithful Perform s@p
aDce Of the contract. :.
~ ;;sh! to rect any and all bids that may be
The contractor must be in readiness for service
by the LIST day OF April, 1865, and will be required
10 nave place Of business or agency at which he
may be communicated with promptly and readily
for Route No. 4, at Saint Paul, Minnesota, Fort
Stevenson, Dakota Territory, or at such other
point as may be indicated as the starting point of
the route.
Blank forms, showing the conditions Of the con-
tract to be entered into, be had application
al this Office at the Office OF the Quartermaster
at New York, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort Leaven-
worth, Omaha, and Fort Smelling, and must ac-
company and be part of the proposals.
S.B. HOLABIRD,
1t. Col. Deputy Q. NJ. Cen,
Byt. Brig. Gen., u. s. A., Chief Q. M,
no lS.50tB Dept of Dakota.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

I
San ANTONIO. Texas, October l, 1857.
Sealed Proposals, which must be made in din pill
DAY, the ySth day Of November next, at Il O'clock
for tive years from the LIST day of January next on
ROUTE Ne. 2.-From San Antonio, Texas, to
Gps - Of
may be established on the Texas frontier, south of
% Tesas to ssn
Antonio Texas, ana a intervening points
tin. Texas, and intervening points ''-
Bidders will state the rate per one hundred tl0ol
viii transport said supplies and must give their
names in full with residence and post-ofi sd.
dress, and ifa firm the name Of each member will
Each bid must be accompanied by bond in the
responbg mus. S be rer
fsd to by clerk Of &c. court Of reeord) that the
him. enter upon the fuislment thereof sHd fur
nlsh good and sufficient security that he will
and sse .scn a' viii h Daee
s:par..e bids and bonds are required for each
The contractor on each route will be required to
six s mules escS In tnambsrs ooSs less IMAM
6 = 5 5 fSs Ssns9 : ;sys |" .vs
Should, however, the transportation on any
not to require the number Of team: sSo,s na@sd.
| II may be Temporarily lessened By the ofacer in
4 Z E
The amount Of bonds that will be required Of the
contractor WILDE nifty thousand dollars $50 ,o00)
on each route. "--- ta3I
| The person or persons TO whom any award ia
| made must be prepared to execute Contracts and
give the required bonds ct once, and be in readi.
ness for service on the hrst day of January next,
as before mentioned. -e5
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and soiven.
cy q each bidder and persons offered Is security
The BIDS viii Se opened on the day And hour be-.
fore named. and bidder. have the privilege Of bs.
l Ing present At the opening; .a..
fully Comply With the terms Of this adysrt semenf
Any contract made under the edvertiserhent will
| be subject te the approval OF the QuarterlnasteF
General and the right 10 reserved to reject any on
Forms OF. contract may b.. seen q the Offices Of
the Chief Quartermaster, Firth Militafy District,
| at New Orleans, the Chief 0usrtermaster District
Of Texas, at Galveston. the Post Quartermaster Of
Austin, and at this ONCE. -.
| Proposals must Be plainly i1do5scd Proposals
| undsrsiEped ut this place, LEI, 80
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The piles in section A 20 be driven a. ,hc,. =
snail ~ = ieet oelow low water stage and ~ a.
eredeed TO be dumped al such place as tbe 49,
The piles in section to n. s,,vs, -. -.
81 the = feet piles shall b. 2 tn ppihi9
feet piles IA, and those Of the She, 81 the IS
S me Ios sier stage, and a. much Of ne IA.
Of the dykes ssd 20 4 II the bspS.e e Tammed back
der wasted az such place As the Engibs. Itli,Al!-
reet; and Tor The dIedsihe ENmnihg tri,s 80, "a
yard measured 10 the natural bed lsore. ths cubic
esysted for all the sections A, p c "eiag "a
ION VII. DANAS-
Item The - feet round piles far .a..,..
Item 2.-The p feet round piles Tor SEN
Item S-The l6 feet round Piles for sectisR n
Item The sawed stun, which must be Of v,,,..
Item All sawed stuff, which may 10 o. vAi,,
pine, hard pine, or white oak, tor sections A ri
Item l.-Nut and screw bolts. with w.sh.r.
Item 2.-Squsre DRIFT bolt iron.
tc CA OF LABOR OR WORK
Item dredging 70 place .he piers. sea
Item 2. Preparing and driving round piles. sec.
ltsm3-Prepsring, driving, boring, and spikinr
ns iron T Sds s o,ss s sss.s S9Ts cut
nTeer, sections 4 b l.,,,
brush filling. sectien A.
Item s.-farnishing and delivering in the piers.
lten}i .~Gainins in, spikihs, aud fastening the
joists fitting. boring and spiking in place the cog-
ering plank, section A.
class p.
Item l.-Dredeing from between the piers aui
Item a. Dredging. filing behind dykes. dump
ing and raInming the small quantity required IN
banks, and wasting the rest, section u.
Item 3-Dredging and DUN ping in section
The following 10 the form 90 be strictly followed
BY the bidder in making his proposals Tor Division
VII, prices TO be inserted where the blanks occur
7. Byt. MAJ. Gen. 7. J. Cram, Corps Of Engineerz.
The undersigne Will furnish aud deliver Tor pi-
vision VII improvement Of Buffalo hsrbor As per
yOur adv 81 i.em IL follOXs-
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RF GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. $50, Southeast corner 18th and ID SITS

llE GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. $50, Southeast corner 18th aud ID SITS O..
TRUsTEES SALE OF NEW THREE-sTORY
EBAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY, the Eth day Of Dect mber, shall
Sc in front OF the premises at clock p, m. by
virtue Of deed Of trust to the subscriber bearing
date the 9th day OF September, lso5, and recorded
one of the land records for Washington county in
the District OF Columbia, the following named val
usble property, lying and being in the city and
PART lot No. 5, in SAMUEL Dayidson's subdi-
vision Of square No. los, ginning for the same on
north street AZ the ss1theast corner of said lot
8 and running thence perth with the dividing line
between lots numbered and 5, in said Square 80
feet inches TO the rear line of said lot and to
feet alley. thence running with the line Of said al
ley sOuthwtsteIfy IL feet inches thence south in
ia straight line 10 said north street to a point
which is u feet inches from the place of be gin
ming, and thence asst long the line of said street
Is feet inches TO the place of beginning.
Also.
The west half Of Lot No 4, in samuel Davidson s
sub-dlyislon OF square No. l63- said west half of
said lot No. fronting IA feet inches, less
on n street, and running back of equal width OH
the east line OF lot No In said sub-division an
alley feet wide, with the improvements which are
a new three story frame house fronting street,
between Connecticut avenue and 18th street west
Terms; Oue-third each; balance In 6. IL. and Is
months; the purchaser to give notes for the de-
terred payments be airing interest from day of sale
Uses. All convey ance and stamps the cost of the
4 purchaser. 500 TO be paid down when the prop
erty l. sold. II the terms should not be compli 81
with in fve days after sale, the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property, at the risk and
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. by advertising
such resale three times III some newspaper printed
| in the city Of Washington.
JOHN II, JOHNSON. Trustee.
| GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.