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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
In amy Quantity,
FROM 3 CENTS UP.
We have a Fresh Supply Of

Beans. six kinds.
Beet Seed sorts
Cabbage do I kinds.
Carrot do
CELERY do
Corn, Extra Early.
do Evergreen Sugar
CucWmbers. kinds.
Lettuce 3 kinds.
Melon lee Cream.
do Mountain Sweet.
Onion Seed.
do Sets.
PEAS
Tom Thumb,
Daniel O'ROurke. ..
Dwarf Blue Imperial,
Large White MamOwfat,
Eugeine,
Champion Of England
Pepper Seed
Potato, EARLY ROSE.
do do Goodrich,
do English Kidney
Pumpkin by s cents worth or gallon
Radishes, Z kinds, I'LL best.
spinach.
SQUASH Early Bush, Early White,
-. HUBBARD, &c.
TOmnto Seed
Turnipr all sorts, and in any quantities.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
BUSINESS HOUSE.

Three-stoly Business room on the corner or
Main and Market streets, and entire stock Of
Furniture, Cabinet Tools and material One
years.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

Blacksmith Shop Dwelling and acres OF
ground, located in Perry township, Fayette
county, Ohio, x miles from Martinsburg -
good well and orchard. The shop has good
run Of CUSTOM and is II good location and the
property desirable. Present owner, Ii. q.
Smith. Terms easy.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

One-story frame dwelling, situated on Main
st.; new and in good repair Out buildings
IN good conditions well, cistern; good fence;
desirAblO.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
Abdalah and Diomeede,


HAAR ~ "A AANAAA
Was sired by Norman, Dam by Abdalah, X.
a. AleNanders Abdalah, formerly Edsals
HamiltOnian. lie is Il handsome bay Of fine
style and finish with black points, Six years
Old, and neal sixteen hands high, and has
more muscular power than any horse in Ohio
Is 4 half brother to Blackwood that has trot-
ted the fastest Of his age that has u record,
and near relation to Dexter, Lady Thorn,
John Morgan and Tutler,
The finest general purpose work and family
horses Of the United States, and breeds fine
viii serve limited number OF mares at ten
dollars money due ut the erd Of serson, with
the privilege Of breeding the same mare next
season ii you fail to get Il lOal, with the adj
dition ofilye dollars
2lm3 ANDERSON DEWITT
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
HOUSE AND IOT
HOUSE AND LOT.

One story frame dwelling; new; four rooms
and hall. Good lot and fences. Payments to
suit purchasers
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
RESIDENCE,

A Two-story Frame Dwelling on Main ST.
good well and cistern, house in good repair
healthy locality, cheap, and pay made to suit
customers
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
TOWN LOTS.
80 town lots in desirable localities, will b
offered for 50 DAYS only
FARM.

n acres in Concord township, Ross County,
miles east Of Good Hope, Fayette County,
convenient distance from Church and School
House, in Il good state of cultivation; 12 acres
timber IS acres in clover, living water new
IL story frame house. Terms, $65 % per
acre-$2S 90 cash and balance in one and two
years, with Gper cent. interest. Present own
Ell IL, Ii. CheYeo.
15 acres one -halfmlle South Of Washington.
Good brick dwellings barn, out-buidingS and
fences; all in good repair Win sell the whole
piece or 10 acres of the North side Of said land
The above is but u partial list of property Oh
our books. We have real property of all kinds
and at all prices, and persons wishing to buy,
cannot fail to be suited by consulting rs. We
propose to publish monthly descriptive list
Of all prOpertY in our hands for sMle
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

A Two.-story Brick Dwelling, on Court st,
IN Washington Z. H., Ohio, eight rooms, good
Wen and cisteln, good out-houses, fruit and
good stable. Terms cary.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09
R1anka.

-0AG1A4K2&S
MTE HAVE JUST PRINTED a vari-
w ETY. of Justices Blanks, Constable's
Sales, &c. All of which we have on land
and for sale at the Herald office
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

"Why don't you wash the bot
tom of your feet, johnny ?" asked
a grandmother of boy, when he
was performing the operation be-
fore retiring for the night, to which
he very grayely replied, "WhN
granny, you don't think Pm goin'
to stand up in bed, do your
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

- Said a loving wife to her hus
band: "Will you never learn, my
dear, the difference between real
and exchangeable yalueg The hus-
band, tired of political economists
in petticoats, replied "Ah, yes,
my dear; ! know your great learn
ing and many virtues. That's your
real value. But / know also that
none Of my married friends would
swap wives with nc. That's your
exchangeable value,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

A notion seller was offering q
Yankee clock, finely vanished and
colored, with a looking glass in
front, to a lady not remarkable for
her personal beauty, "Why it's
beautiful" said the yender, "Beau-
tifuI, indeed 6 look at it almost
frightens me-" SAID the lady
"Then, marm," said Jonathan, ~
think you had better take one that
hain'U got no looking glass"
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

A dentist presented bill for the
tenth time to a rich skinhint. at
strikes me-" said the latter, "that
this is a pretty round bill" eyes"
replied the dentist, II have sent it
round often enough to make it ap-
pear so, and | have called now to
have it squared.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-09

A little six year-old was walking
with his father, and passing a
church, the child asked "What
house is that 2" "That is the
Dutch Church" was the reply;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
ALEXANDRIA.
he gazette OF last evening has the following

The Gazette of last evening has the following
items:
An adjourned meeting of the ''Alexandria Co
operative Building Association" was held at
the Assembly Rooms last night. Seven hundred
shares OF the caUtal stock were taken by one
hundred and forty nine members and the first
lnstaiment OF one dollar per share paid in. The
three hundred shares for the benefit OF those
who may hereafter desire TO build or purch ase
houses
A grand son of Mrs. thompson Mason, OF
Colross, named Davidge, accidentally wounded
himself on Monday evening while hunting. His
wounds are not thought to be dangerous.
Judge Henry w. Thomas, while handling q
pistol in his house, at Fairfax Court house d.y
before Yesterday, accidently shot himself In the
hand. His wound is not serious
Mr.. Willie Massey, son OF ex- postm aster Mas
sey, has received an appointment in the Census
Bureau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
The Canal and its Connections.
The following letter and comments explain

themselves
CUMBERLAND VALLEY X. X. Co,
Office Of the President,
CARLISLE, PA, 18th Sept Is3ON
Ar. A. Hdtson-D Dear Sir, The completion of
the Cumberland Valley K. r. to the Chesape Axe
ana ONO canal only awaits the right 10 lrt the
va. OF the canal into the slips which we dare
hot 90 without the authority of the CsnaI
DoaTd: l have heretofore explained TO Won the
~, Nay sh invoke the aid of Washington to compel
ton Of the 10Th April, is7O? Unless thus he re-
Peal5d, We cannot deliver coal or Lumber to the
canal. do not know who compose the present
,, anu would be obliged for any information
YOU can give me, that may make an effort to
unite with the canal, which think would put a
large tonnage upon the canal.
respectfully, FRKDK WATTS, President.
tappears from the above that the Cumber-
meet with the Chesapeake and Ohio canal about
one hundred miles above this city. This rail-
road connects with the principal anthracite coal
ana white pine regions of the State of Penn
sylvania- Its president in a former letter stated
that ore hundred thousand tons of hard coal
and white pine lumber could be shipped by this
route annually TO this city, and at n much less
price than by the present routes WHY the canal
company should refuse this connection with
such large amount of new business, is passing
strange. and especially at this time, when
hundrrds OF boats are idle by reason of
10 sale for Cumberland coal to German
steamers row laid up on account of the war.
with the railroad instigated by Maryiand and
Baltimore, TO discriminate against Washington
and In favor OF Baltimore? This CITY owns a
large interest in the canal, which has never
aid anything, and now that a connection is Of
fered by which its business may be largely in
creased to the advantage of this city, the canal
company refuses. As the president of the rail-
road company inyOkes the aid of Washington to
compel the canal company 70 grant the c5nne,-
ton, this should be promptly given by resolu-
ton at the next session of the Councils and also
by the city press. 1O
Assuming, however, that the connection will
soon be made, which only awaits the action of
the canal board to let the water into the basins.
how exceedingly necessary that the commission
lately authorized by Congress to improve the
canal IN this city, should be Immediately consti-
tnted, which only awaits the action of the Board
oil Aldermen. And further, does not this new
connection with the hard coal and white pine
lumber regions of Pennsylvania settle the aaes-
ton OF the opening of the city canal for nayipa-
ton from the Navy Yard to Georgetown So
that coal and lumber by this new route as well
as soft coal, wood, lumber, stone, brick sand.
lime and cement from the river and canal can
he brought into the very heart OF the CITY there
by saving at least a hundred thousand dollars
annually in the haul alone, besides a large re-
duction in price from the cheaper freight con-
heCtions. A. WATSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
Letters from the People.
A SUGGESTION.

EdS0r Star Permit me through your valu =
able paper 70 direct the atteutiSnDf our worth '
Mayor to the extraordinary stony condition %
oui 'Teets aud avenues, and 70 suggest rem sdy.
i am aware that the present excellent chief
magistrate of our city has his hands very fdll
and his mind mach exercised By all sorts OF
claims pressing upon him, and that in due tim :
many OF the demands, now imperative, will be
fully and satisfactorily answered.
should be the last man TO exact OF the Mayor
anything unreasonable or impossible, now or at
any tme-especiallY now, when every one know ;
him TO be much pressed by numerous and i'm
peratve matters affecting the welfare OF the
city, that thereby he might, amidst these press
ing duties, be in the least embarrassed. Bat the
fearful and confessedly stony condition OF our
thoronghfares seems to require passing notice
and a little attention. Never to such an cx .ent
as now have seen the streets SO bestrewn with
loose stones-round river stones-makng il
almost impossible for horse to move along
without incessant stumbling; the wear, too,
upon light vehicles Is fearful. Two causes go
to produce the present unusual stony condition
Of the streets. The first is the great drought
now prevailing, the stones becoming discovered
from the earth, land they never will again
become firmly mbedded:) the second cause l.
The dripping OF stones from carts a. laden with
earth and stones they pass over the streets.
Now The remedy i suggest is simple and in
expensive, and no expenditure of money will
give greater relief and satisfaction to the citi-
zens than the removal OF these stones. Let the
Mayor give directions TO the ward or street COM
n'ssioners to order men and carts on the streets
10 gamer them up. The work would proceed
rapidly-the t1pe required short, aud if dee IN I'd
eNpe dent colored boys, (of which there are
numbers at nominal wages, might bs EN-
hoy ed, who, under IA thfui superintendent or
overseer, would dispatch the work as rapidly as
men, am farther inclined to think tn the
stones so gathered would pay the expense near
Y II rot Wholly, as mostly they are of the dual.
ity, shape and size used in paving street CUTTERS
Let our good Mayor, then, give the order 10
remedy the evil spoken Of and he will prove
himself more than an auxiliary to the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals; besides
he will earn the gratitude OF every horse owner,
OF every wagon owner, and OF every citizen.
Yours, truly, MYLINy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

SEPTEMBER u, $50.
Editor NGr'-Is there any law requiring an
interval Of i've years between the passage OF a
corporation act and its enforcement? NV rea-
son Tor asking is this: In October, 1865 a bill
was passed, authorizing the erection OF street
lamps on 9th street, from n to q street. The
Mayor approved the same in December, 1867
there is law somewhere on our statut. book.
requiring corporation employees to wait some
years after a law has been passed before they
can carry IT out, and address You to ascertain
exactly how much longer we must wait Since
the Iassage of the above bill (Which requires
about six lamps have. in my frantic efforts to
Illuminate our neighbOrhood, interviewed about
all the prominent city fathers, (includng the
scaveDger,) and have failed to get any liqIt on
the SUBJECT Poke 'em up, dear STAR, fat.er
EN-: coax EN-, bless EN-, or d 'em; only ger us
the lamps. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
GEORGETOWN.

SPECIAL Council MHHTISG-Mavor Sxeenv
has issued call for special meeting of the
Councils Tomorrow evening for the purpose OF
considering the market-hOuse question and
other matters.
MERCHANTS EXCHASGE.-The receipts OF
grain were light this morning. with sales or = 100
bushels good red wheat a, Sl.Jl, AMI I..oo
bushels strictly prime at S1.47.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

MIR y. SARDO, OF the Republican, has the warm
sympathy Of his brother journalists here, and OF
his numerous friends throughout the District,
in the sad affection he called upon to sustain
by the loss of his wife, Mrs Annie Sardo, who
died at Blackstone Island, ST. Mary's county,
Md, on Tuesday evening last. She had gone TO
the Island 10 seek relief from the ravages OF con-
sumption, with which terrible disease she has
been afflicted for many years past, and which
finally caused her death She leaves a large
family of children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

INV Cororrp SCHOOL TRusTREs.-The regu-
10, nesttng OF the colored School Trustees,
nTed npoh 81 a standing resolution Of the Board
Tor last night, ddp0t take Place, In consequence
OF there being no quorum presen.-
Tee King was promptly on the spot. as usual; but
Messrs. Sy phax and Normley were est. The
janitor was also abst mt, and the room was not
opened, tia; functionary probably knowing the
devious ways OF the majority of the board.
Taking a cur bstone seat, and waiting until long
after the l0uT liked upon for the meeting, Trds-
tee King and TIE EVENING STAR reporter
finally adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH-Yesterday
afternoon, MIR. ii. 4. Baker, OF the Fifth Ward,
while examining the progress Of an excavation
beDea ih his residence, the corner OF Sd street
east and Massachusetts avenue was knocked
down and almost entirely buried under a mass
Of earth which suddenly fell and carried away
the props the workmen had placed under a por-
Iion OF the building. When extricated he was
found 10 be stunned and much bruised, but for
tunarely escapei with his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
THE NATIONAL INTELLI0KNCER,
Weekly Conservative Organ,

Estd at Washington 1850; removed to New York ,lso
SPECIAL TsIegraphie NsVsJrom the ehols CSxs'ry.
TAs Great Neryapr TO, Household asd FarN
Is per year in advance. p. D. orders are safest.
ALEX. pELMAR, Editor and Proprietor.
~ gS SOS Broadway, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

National TAeoter.-The Zavistowskl Sisters in
"little Don Giovanni" and the Lottery
Ticket
Lincoln HalL-Grand concert by the Washing
ton SangeTbund.
DeHaven's Circus, corner 18th and NJ streets.
Smiths Art Gallery, 2i5 street.
MGkriter's Art Gallery, ASS Tth street.
BArlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
CITY ITEMS.

Now OPENING.
handsome assert ment of Gentlemen's Pan
falcons, from SIX 10 eight dollars.
GEO. T.. HESNING.
No. 40 eth street y w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

ANOTHER Guy CAPTURKD.-The man John
Cannon, charged by Mr.. John Collins, agent OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
with attempting TO throw the cars OF the track
near Belisyille, In this county, by putting rail-
road ties. rails and other distractions on the
track, being arrested and carried before Harri
son Wallis, Esq, magistrate. was brought here
by Constable Goldman, and committed 70 jail
Marlboro Gdzetts, I4h inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

IBE MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRrcrITrsA1
fAlR, at Rockville, opened Yesterday with a
ssI display OF bl0oded stock Tor the first day
J he opening address was delivered Nv
Sehley, Esq Of Washington county. There
were ihrte races yesterday, but the main trial
81 tlttd, for ssC0 purse, comes OF to-morroW
sLieh VIII be the last day OF the fair. The AT,
tshosnce from the neighboriDg counties and
'he Deulet OF Columbia is unusually large and
creeping room " hardly obtainable in Kock-
he entire Cay the road from
CrcIrstovn 10 ;he fair erounus
81 dust from the passing yehleies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

BIDs FOR CoAL--Bids were opened at the
Navy Department at noon to-day 10 furnish the
Department with 20 tons OF white ash ceal, 100
tons TO be delivered At the Navy Department,
20 at the Observatory. and 30 at the Hydro
graphic Office. The bids were follows: VIM.
6uiDaDd, SS.as per ton: y. p. Brown * Son,
St-9S; Chss. Il. YOder, S1.S3; and VIM. II. Mar
low, SIS. The contract will be awarded in a
few DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

g THE LADIES.
i
Ihave row in stock and an: receiving avery full
assortment OF
ZEPHYR woRsTED,
from the celebrated factory Of Bergmsrn 4 Co.,
Berlin Prussia which, for its softness, brIliancy Of
ell other makes.
Ny assortment Of
GERMANTOWN Wool
ia row also very complete, and for warm ShawIs
Afehans, &C., is very desirable.
For Children's Fancy Stockings, would recon-
mt nd that new
BALMORAL YARN,
which Is strong and durable, and produced in end.
less variety.
sAxONY WOOL,
In Scarlet for Tides, and in fine White for Infants
shirts Stockings, &C.. is one Of the article. con
stantly called for.
SHETLAND WOOL,
In pure White, bright Scarlet and Buff; knits ur
very pretty, and has . well deserved popularity.
N MI AIMS
In White and yrted Grays, am also receiving
and would recommend the former for its superior
1 strength.
shall try and keep the assortment OF oil
| WORSTED YARNS complete during the season
and would call the attention Of the Ladies also to m,
l full assortment Of
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAT
TEENS, CANVASS, BEADS, &C
n
MY prices will. - heretofore, be found very rea
l sonable.
.. 9ILVERBER0,
| 3l2 SEVENTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d STlRsI.
L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

PROM Shillington and from j. c. Parker we
have Er,ry Saturday, HdrpeT's Weekly and Frank
LSslie'g AkstYafsd Tor Sept. 2ith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15

GEO. Y. HESNrGG.
No. 4l0 It'll street, y. W.
FINE OYSTERS.
Harvey X Holden are receiving fine salt
water oysters, BY sample lots, fresh every
day, per steamers and express line-Morrf-
River Coyes, Obscure, Mason Greeks, West
choice brands. When Harvey says they are
good the public can depend on II.
GENTLEMEN who contemplate purchasing new
clothing for the autumnal season are respect
fully informed that Mr.. a. Straus, fashionable
clothier, at l01l Pennsylvania avenue, north
SIDE, three doors east o! Eleventh street. -
Just received a superb stock OF bushes. and
dress suits for men and boys, manufactured ex-
pressly to his order, In the latest STYLE and
which he will sell at such prices as to defy com
petition anywhere.
HHhPLER has all kinds Of thermometers g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-15
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISENENrS.

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENT.
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
ELEGANT HeggsEHoLp EuRsIruRE AND
"A On m5Sb1TT S M ri AATiSTlS s:s,..,,- ,,,,
at 10 clock. will sell az No i3i Dunharton
Hhe Househod furniture AND and k set streets Re- sil
llen,sR declining housekeeping, OF which T.
One Hair Cloth Parlor Suite
One Green Rep Psrlor Suite
Easy IY Cha;Ps ce Git h iaS1e
Mhsinots Green Rep Sofa Bed
Iine VIII II Marble top CHAMBER Suite
gfttcn::op and Hulk Mattresses
insrsin CARPETS, OiIrioth ana Mating
hefItgerator with many other articles too numerous
81. THOMAS BOWLING. Auot.
rN0TIGE,mTnsre will be q meeting Of the
Der 18Th, al m. At Masonic Han GeoTsetor Se D.
G. By order Committee. Is 81
VINE CAB VINEGA
One hundred barrels pure CIDER VINEGAR,
saitste for yishlipe on hand and for sale In los
to ssis purchasers by Gi S SANT ass Street
yVHITE LEAD AND PAINT DEPUT-An the
w standard articles at the lowest cash prioes
ses In '' C.NIOHoLs.
NIw FALL DBY GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED,
Films ns~ snd
5ssi:s Skzss s s5SS 1.4y very cheap
9S1Rs Tor VS.. End sGys
ehrb sErs shRsbi AID II M ksSs
BENJAMIN MILLER
AMI 1O1 Bridge street. Georgetown, ID u.
w II. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR
MADE BY TENNKH, DAVIDSON Co.,
OF selected choice WHEAT, by . process known
only TO themselves, and thoroughly cleaned by the
ts iii WING
G.ardnteed tqaaL 70 aay IN ths Disir'd.
Tor sale by most Grocers. auls- I'm
| RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr; Georgetou
~ Hc THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, Al
= By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated July o, Isis
TOlio ST. q the land record: 70! &4sSins
ton county, and the written reque. Of the party
TIMBER next at o'clock p m, all that certain pieo'
Is. eoan,y SPs sse 1 ns q
the the q CHE Dd q
INF, Tor the ZANE e paint ia said estate
estate: and fgnnins thence south So degrees east
~ - No perches 20 the county road, thence aloni
said road north eHs degrees east Is perches 70 Chap
pel's road thence along the line Of said Chsppel'
road north l degrees east 80 perches to the north
I west III II 400 perches 70 the public road leadnl
\ from TenDaytown TO Brookville, thence south 81
degrees west ii perches, thence south l3k degrees
west Is "a !U perch to the point Of beginning, witt
the exception OF lots numbe ed. s. g. B Il. Is L. IL
Is, 70. 20: 81, q. and 80, Of William F. Msttnely'
recorded subdivision Of said estate, certain LOT
i In Onion and Butts subdivision Of the aforesai
II estate, which have been released from said deed @
trust by deed of release, bearing date June a. l3(
and duly recorded among the land records for Wash
\ Terms of Sale One third cash, and the balance Il
i six and twelve months with interest, from day Q
eale deferred payments to be secured to the satis
ton Of the trustee deposit Of 500 will be requir
ed when the property !; k11cksd On the term:
ton OF days from the day of sale the trustees
serve the right resell at the risk and cost Of tn
l defaultipg purchaser Stamps and conveyancing, Q
''s COST Y % III A. GORDON, Jr., r,0,,es,
aul6 law THOS. BOWLING, Auet.