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iuusEMENTs THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
WOODS MUSEUM

AMUSEMENIS This AFIEKNOON AND EVENING
WOODS MUSEUM
sIsas axhf S9|SS AaasS sRa&S6 :; E
Pm. Hernandez Foster.
NIBLo's GARDEN
GrRFS%PToRoM or IosT AND Won at closes
l05 p M Mr. Joseph Wheelock and Miss lone Burke.
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE.
Fifty eighth street Third ayenue.-Concert Dram
ahc and operate Performance at 2 NJ closes at IL
THEATRE CoNI9gE' .,....
at 1880 r. H. Z. I. stetson and Marion sommers
BOOTHS THEATRE,
Cvi al sfe' cs ana ZIP ssnor salyn
wALLACK's THEATRE,
Broadway and Thirteenth street@fATE, at r. NJ;
closes IL p NJ Miss Carlotta LIE Cerca.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
1sPSy SSEsfa f?sf closes at
T9SH FAsTohE 2rnks H2Esn
closes al 10 80 p NJ Matinee at P NJ.
BRYANTs OPERA HOUSE.
STTEs9 re- a, ss at p MN
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
CERT, al 7. Nj. closes at III 80 z NJ
rionettes, ats P. NJ. Matinee att r. NJ.
COLOSSEUM
S ieidT a 0iS closes at same
ROMAN HIPPoDRoME
AND
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best thing for the country in the present
divided state of public opinion. The worst of
all evils in legislation affecting the measure
of value is instability. 1t is not safe to make
changes unless they are supported by such
strong preponderance of public sentiment as
affords a reasonable guarantee of perma-
nence. The advocates Of o sound currency
have more to gain by adjourning the question
than their opponents. The West itself will
yet come round to correct views. 1t has al
ready made progress in this direction since
the beginning of the session. When it finds,
as it will next fall, that there is abundant
money for moving the crops the clamor for
more currency will die into silence. They
measure their wants by what they suffered in
the panic, making no allowance for the fact
that it requires double the amount of money
to transact the same business on the Same
scale of prices in periods when confidence is
prostrated. AS soon as the panic set in every
body who had or could get money boarded it,
fearing he would be overtaken by wants for
which he could not provide. The banks
lost so large q part of their
deposits that they resorted to the make
shift Of Clearing House certificates to meet
their mutual daily settlements. The savings
banks would have been drained had they
not taken advantage of a clause in their
charters and refused to pay without sixty
days notice. The community, by withdraw
ing confidence and Withholding deposits from
the banks, deprived them of their chief means
! OF lending. and curtailed the use Of checks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11
BANKINq AND CURRENCY.

In constituting the Committee on Banking and
Currency, Congress seems to have been guided by
the very general but erroneous opinion that these
subjects were identical. There are weighty rea-
sons why they should not be associated II all
The great work Of organizing the currency upon
. stable basis viii never be effected TIL the best
thought Of the nation Is consulted without regard
for profession. It BY no means follows that
dealer in money understands finance. The
banker buys, sells and rents money, sud is gen.
eral dealer in convertible securities. He must
understand the market value Of the commodities
he deals in, and be able to drive sharp bargain.
But he has not necessarily any more knowledge
Of the laws Of finance than the butcher who
cuts up OF has Of the laws Of comparative anat-
omy or Of the subtle process Of digestion and
assimilation BY which OF Is built up out Of the
hay and corn that he eats. Much Of the confusion
and delay In reaching results in Congress comes
from confounding these essentially distinct sub
iects-Rfcknond STATE Journal
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ARREST OF 4 FUGITIVE.

Col. John Burke, formerly 9 tobacco iusp.cto1
In Richmond, Va, has arrived In that city from
Omaha, Neb., in custody Of Deputy Marshal
Bale. They Dispafeh says, at the January term
OF the United States Circuit Court, In 1870 three
indictments were found against him. The first
charged that he eonspired and eolladsd with John
B. Pace, . tobacco manufacturer, on the LIST deg
Of August, lsss and thsrefrom continually until
August ], 1903, and, IN consideration Of elo,ooo,
aided and assisted the said Joha B. Pace In eluds
ing, evading and escaping large amount Of tax
due on manufactured tobacco manufactured BY
said Pace; and that he, after Inspecting and
branding said tobacco, withheld from the assessor
Of the disu9et the return and report Of the 70
bacco thus inspected and branded.
The two other indictments charge him with
failure to perform his duty Is tobacco inspector,
and with emitting to make return TO the assessor
Of the tobacco 30 inspected, as required by law
Judge Hughes was foreman Of the geand Iury
which found these indictments. The accused was
Immediately arrested sud brought before Judge
Underwood, by whom he was admitted to ball.
No record Of the amount Of the bail-bond or names
Of the sureties has Jet been found In the court.
Burke did not appear at the time stated, and has
ever since been absent from the city. Not long
ago it came to the knowledge Of the authorities
here that Burke was living In Omaha, and in
business as deputy county clerk. A deputy mar
shall, provided with the proper papers, was last
week sent thithsr, and effected the recapture of
the accused without trouble. 80.
Judge Hughes, Of the United States Circuit
Court, held the Colonel to bail in e. 500 for sp-
psarance from day To day.
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WAR HORSES.

These interesting animals, when hit in battle,
stop, tremble in every muscle, and groan
deeply, while their eyes show deep astonish-
ment. During the battle of Waterloo, some Of
the horses as they lay upon the ground, having
recovered from the first agony of their wounds,
fell to eating the grass about them, thus sur
rounding themselves with circle of bare
ground, the limited extent of which showed
their weakness. Others were observed quietly
grazing on the field, between the two hostile
lines, their riders having been shot of their
backs; and the balls flying over their heads,
and the tumult behind, before, and aronud
them, caused no interruption TO the usual fh-
stinet of their nature. It was also observed
that when q charge of cavalry went past near
TO any Of the stray horses already mentioned,
they would set of, form themselves IN the rear
of their mounted companions, and though
without riders, gallop strenuously along with
the rest, not stopping or finching when the
fatal shock with the enemy took place.
At the battle of Kirk, in 1T45, Major MacDon-
aid having endorsed an English officer, took
possession Of his horse, which was very beauti-
full, and Immediately mounted IL. When the
English cavalry fed the horse ran away with
It's captor, notwithstanding all his efforts to re-
strain him; nor did he stop until it was at the
head of the regiment of which, apparently, fts
master was the commander. The melancholy
and at the same time ludicrous figure which
Macdonald presented when be thus saw him
self the victim of his ambition to possess fine
horse, which ultimately cost him his life upon
she scaffold, may be easily conceived.
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TINTED STATES MAIL
VIRGINIA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

T. L
wAsHINGToN, March 81, 1874.
Proposals will be received at the Contract onics
'hS aseaed ,S SeSss % e.
for CARRYING the malls OF the United States from the
in The State Of VTgnis and BY the SeSedas
OF departures and arrivals herein specified, viz:
z77S From Arcola, (Gum SPRING. to Loudon, (sta-
tloh. miles and back. three times week.
Lsaye Arcola Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AIIiys.i Lend LSSaoP P by q: % %S;,,., ~, s,
Arrive at Arcola by I'm.
and Fort fiekshin 70 Tower Hill, 2, miles and
Leave Pamplin's Depot, Monday, Wednesday
A 1rH ss 1T TdHye At HII +. b %;
Lesve Tower Hill Monday, Wednesday and
Arrive at P al ! r. !; Depo. py12m.
E7s From Wakefield Station to Assamoosick, q
Leave Wakefield Station Wednesday and Sat
Arrive at kssamocsIck bysp.m.;
Leave AssamoOsick Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at " Wakefield Station by I'm.
s EsGm LnyIs By EaG P's. and S S5ssn MoTn
Leave iinyrle daily, except Sunday, at 10 am.
Leave Singer s Glen daily, except Sunday, at ]
Arrive at LinvilIe by s.scp.m.
f7so From Hansonvllle, by Hawkins Mil and VIII
low Spring, TO Nickollsyille, IS miles and
back, twice q week.
Leave HansonvilIe Tuesday and Friday at 9
Arrive at NIckolIsyirls by Il NJ;
Leave Nickollsville Tuesdsy and Friday at !
Arrive at Hansonvile by7p.m m.
ISL From Poplar Hill, by Stafordsyille, to Eggles-
toms Springs, Il miles and back, twice q
week,
Leave Poplar Hill Wednesday and Saturday at
Ia. m;
Arrive al Eggleston's Springs by IL q. m;
Leave Egg lcston' S Springs Wednesday and Sat-
urday At D. m.
Arrive at Poplar Hill by 6p. m.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions the conditions be
embraced In the contract, etc., advertisement Of
September g, 1870, and Decem6er I. ls7s, inviting
proposals for mall service IN Virginia, TO be found
at the principal post Offices. : ... o..
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scrbed ',Mail proposals, State OF Virginia, and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eraI. JNO. A. J. CRESWELL,
aD6-M6w Postmaster General,
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NAPoLEAEIC PRETEyDER.

"11 NHGAHLN IA4 6-fN6ns
A man who is said to be neither an adYenturer
or lunatic, and who lives in small town Of Tus-
eany, Italy, declares that he is the Duke de
Reichstadt, the son Of Napoleon i. He is said to
resemble the Emperor as he was late in life. He
says that in 1sl4, the child who was afterWard
known as the Duke de Reichstadt was substituted
for him, and that he was first connded to Do
minican, and afterward to Q Knight Of Malta.
For sixty years the claimant has lived in Tus-
eany on Q modest income provided mysteriously,
and although he has always declared himself the
Duke de Reichstadt, he has never attempted to
have his claim authorised.
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CONCRETE PAHKafENT.

A New Haven paper says there are differences
Of opinion in regard to the best material and the
best method Of paving our carriage roads, but
there Is hardly room for discussing the utility Of
the patent concrete for carriage roads and walks
for It has been in use in this city for thirteen
years and Is coming into general use throughout
the country. For private grounds there is moth
ing that so completely harmonizes with curved
walks, grassplots and shrubbery, and no finer
walks could be desired than those now so gener-
ally in use in Fair Haven and in our public
squares. They can be laid cheaper than any other
walk, will wear more evenly than bricks, and
snow and ice never adhere to them.
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Grs " b Il hhSf 81 Sin IN SPPE 6ee
IN Pa Hot sc n RI z GxL lHd
NegaIiv cs retouched by FIRST. class artist.
SOrf. Reasonable prices. ssiisfsctioa to al.
JOIN GoLDIS, sI9 Pa ave-, one door east OF Perrys.
PLUMBERS AND GAS-FITTERs.
10th ss PracsIes Pa u.s. bet St and
rners, ana wholesale and retail Dealers in all
very large and select STOCK coSstSntiy on hand;
orers fra,, n4yeltes received as soon As out;
promptly attended &c st lie i iowes rste
HoSHr sSIpSSLwkY SO D street. bet. 9Th and lotn:
Fismscr G ri fiiei asa 81
PRINTING OFFICES.
R5TwEILER cor Pa ave. and ID! ne e
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
Bob. YorNes, Western Produce Co., go Pa, aye.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
bao4%ls S ~ s.ress Dept
DSER&DAVIDsoN, Pa. ay, nr 18th ST., or Anburn's
RESTAURANTS.
JOHN WELCKER. 18th ST., eet., NE1.ave. and II 81.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
ana Istfsets northwest. Attsntlon Of Parents
%efs Say
good English EducAtion. Tho present patrons
r. BsdWin, Pri II eit Oh Ks eAseNshSs FRANK
wAsHINsToy BUSHES coLLreE, cor. 7th and L
SIS: II. Spencer, President. Send for circular.
SEWING MACHINES.
8 @ wilson Rf "a i Family fi9
stitch machines ever yet made. they have no
At ali on the under thread. 'Ne' hesa no 'en''0H
WHICH hSys DeS
SHIRT FACTORIES
DEvLIS Co., (of New York. 1loS + ST., near 1lth
SHOOTING GALLERIES.
THE NEW PATENT RIFLE, Geo. Hess, 1osth st
SILVER PLATERs.
RoBT.A. WHITEHAND, s4 d. st., bet. sth and 9th.
STAIR BUILDERS.
BRUsT & PUMPHREY, stair Builders, cor. 9Th and
streets, near Patent Once.
STAMPING DEPOTs.
WIN. PRINCE, 1909 street, between nth and l2th
Mrs. ZYPPREcHT. D2 18th st. Also, Dress-inaking.
STATIONERY ,.-,.. ,,..-,.o,
ttan Bank, Stationery, &c. speciality.
STEAM AND GAS FILTERS.
AbEx; R; SHEPHERD Co., sloP az, bet. 9Th
STOVES, SHEET IRON & TIN WARE.
". D. WYvILL, $50 Pa. ay., near ~ st.
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORES.
]. WALLACE, s. High St. Gtn., and SIS It'll ST. N. W.
TRUNKS, &C,
JATEs s. T9fHAN Co., e. m ST, next to Odd Odd:
Trunks, Vaiises, Travelling Bags, Ladies'
Satchels, Belts, Russia, Calf and Morocco Pock-
ct Books, Shawl Straps, Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes, &c, &c. Also, Fine Harness, saddlery,
Carriage Robes, &c.
UMBRELLAS, CANES, &c,
WIN. ROGERS, 100 18th st., near Penna. avenue.
CPHOLSTERERS.
W. r. CRAMPsEY, l0l2 street northwest.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
J. S. HENAULT Son, Importers, 1000 ct. n. ".
WOOD AND COAL YARDS.
r. EDw. CLARK Co., 625 Louisiana avenue.
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'NITED STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1874.
Proposals will be received at the Contract Once
Of THIS Department until 3 O'Clock p. M. Of May
carrying the malls OF the United States from July
1874 to June 30, 1879, the following route In the
lures and arrivals herein specified, viz;
aSl From Baltimore, by Garrison, Rockdale, RAN
Branch, IS miles and back, six times q
week. by . schedule OF departures and ar
For forms Of proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions 10 the conditions 20 be
December ], 1873 inviting proposals for mail SER
vice In Maryland TO be found st the principal post
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed 'IMail Proposals, State Of Maryland and
addressed to the Second Assistant Postmaste Gem
eral. JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
ap5-AI6w Postmaster General.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-11

ID L. j. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
61 Seventh ST.. OPP. United States Post Once.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Two NEAT Two-sToRY
FRAME Dwellings, WITH BACK BUILD
ING, ON THE EAsTsIDE OF VERMONT AVE
NUE., BETWEEN s AND STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION. .--- I. -. -
BY virtue OF two deeds OF trust. dated February
A. d. 1873, and March A. ID. 1878 respectively,
duly recorded In Liber No. IA folio y, ct seq. and
Llber No. los folio as ct seq: OF the land records
OF Washington county, IN the District Of Columbia,
and at the request OF the parties secured we will
WEDNESDAY, April Is, 1874, at 5o'clock p. M,
all those pieces parcels OF ground situate In the
city Of Washington, ID. c., known and designated
as lots numbered fourteen QD and eighteen tls) In
Walter N. Humphreys recorded subdivision Of
square three hundred and thirty-four, (S34,) each
lot fronting fourteen C4) feet two inches on Yer
mont avenue, and running through 10 Tenth lloth)
street west, and improved by two-story frame
dwelling, with one-story back building.
lot is and SOD with 10 per cent. interest from Sep
TENDER iS to day Of Sale, on lot Il In cash. ball
ance at six and twelve months, for which the notes
OF the purchaser, bearing interest from day OF sale,
and secured by deed Of trust on the property sold,
will be taken; 500 will be required as deposit on
each house at time Of sale. All conveyancing at
purchaser cost. II terms Of sale not complied
with in seven days the trustees reserve the right to
fsuiting purchaser, after i've days, advertisement
in some one or more newspapers published In Wash
ihs'0n ei HRIAiNiaD H. WARNER, ,r-,.,..,
GEORGE w. sTlCKNEY,
mh3o-MwFSds z. ]. SWEET, Auetioneer.
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RY j. +. wORMLEY IL Co..
IL Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
15llH Pennsylvania avenue
TRRg gSpEEyS OF yysAlh5ggABLE IMPROVED


PR0PERTX On BRIDGE AND WEST
By virtue of deed Of trust to Daniel L. Eaton
corded in Liber No. 682 folio 10, one Of the Land
bia, and at the request orthe beneficiary, will sell
WEDNESDAY, April =, 1874, the following de-
scribed real estate. situate in the city of George
town, District Of Columbia, to wit: being all those
certain Pieces or parcels of ground known and de-
scribed as parts OF lots numbered one hundred and
etghty-three Os9 and one hundred and eighty-hye
ClSs,) OF Beall's addition to Georgetown, fronting
twenty-four cd feet on the south side of Bridge
street, and running back Of that width to an alley
Improved by nne two-story frame dwelling Also,
all that piece parcel OF ground in said George
town, beginning ninety-two (S2) feet from the
southwest corner Of West and Mill streets running
thence west thirty-two (s2) feet, and extending
back OF that width 70 Poplar street, improved BY
rwo-story brick house.
Terms: Three thousand six hundred and nfty
dollars, with interest from the Eth OF May, 1874 at
ten per cent. per annum TO day of sale, and ex-
penses OF sale In cash; balance in six and twelve
to be secured by notes Of the purchaser and
deed OF rust on the property sold. All convey
anclng at the expense OF the purchaser. The sale
will begin with the property on West street. II
the terms Of sale are not complied In 1--WE days
the trustee reserves the right resell the property
after Ave days advertisement IN some one or more
ington, d. c. GEORGE W. sTiCKNEY,
1T. woRMLEY & CO.,
AOlI-d TCriticl
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DY HOLDEN, SPENCE & Co,
ID Real Estate Brokers aud Auctioneers,
6S Pennsylvania avenue.

BY virtue OF q deed OF trust to me, dated Noyem-
Der s. 1911 N corded IN Liber No. 667 folio 81, &C.,
one Of the land records for the county OF Washing
ton, sh all sell, In 'front.' Of the premises MON
DAY, the NH Instant. at O'Clock D. m, part OF
lot ~ In square $50, about seventeen feet front by
the depth the lot, with thereon,
VT st, between and d streets south.
Terms OF sale: One-fhlrd cash, Of which t25
must be p1id immediately after sale and the balance
in SIX and twelve months after the day sale with
eight per cent. interest," secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold. II the terms arr not fully
complied with in ten days thereafter the property
will be resold at the risk and cost Of the dSuting
purchaser. All the cost Of deeds and recording to
aps-W,F,%Sds JOHN DELANY, Trustee.
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eE KARLks 2. Il PE MANKNSgkH Trustees.
mh25-W, MAIDS r. II. RYAN q Co. Aucts,
PYGREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No lOoI. northwest corner Tenth and D streets.
usTEE's SAFE 9E VERY VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. :. ,-..-..
By virtue OF q deed Of trust, bearing date on the
26th day Of June A. D., 1871, and duly recorded in
Liber No. 6Sa folio II &c. Of the land records for
rection OF the party secured thereby, will SELL at
ggbIie suction, IN front of the premises, on
O'Clock p. M, parts Of lots numbered two (2) and
sT IN s ey e
improvements thereon.
plat Of the same will be exhibited AZ the sale
This property Is located In very desirable neigh
borhood. .r - ~ - ~ -
Terms of sale: One third cash, Of which 800 must
be paid at sale; and the deferred payments TO be
made in SIX twelve and eighteen months after the
cent. per annum, and secured by deed Of trust and
insurance, 10 the latisfsctlon OF the trustee.
days amer day Of sale, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell the property, after one
weeks notice, at the risk and cost Of first pur-
chaser. All eonveyaneing at the purchassr's cost.
oprrx MM. II; WARD, Trustee.
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DY d. III. WARNER,


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPhOEED PROPERTY ON THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH STREET
WEST AND II STREET SOUTH, AT AUG
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February ls,
1871 TO Daniel L. Eaton and myself, duly recorded
in Lber No. SIS, folio So, Of the land records
for Washington county, In the District Of Column
bla and at the request Of the party thereby
all those certain pieces or parcels OF ground situate
being known and described as beng lots numbered
one ~ thtrty-three l33) and thirty-four ga in
square numbered four hundred and sxty-eight (46s
Lot No. fronts "a feet inches on Sixth street.
with depth street Of IL feet; lot Afronts Is
feet on Sixth street, and Is Improved by = three
story frame dwelling with 9 two-story back build
ing, mo. rs and has stable the alley; lot No.
IS fronts Is feet Sixth street. and Is improved by
nne-story brick house, No. TA
from February l8 1871 to day of sale, and expenses
OF sale in cash; balance at SIX and twelve months,
for which the notes Of the purchaser bearing interest
from tie day Of sale, and secured by deed of trust
on the property sold, will be taken. A deposit OF
two hundred dollars VIII be required at time OF SALE
All conyeyanc.ng at the pense Of the purchaser.
1fterms Of sale are not complied with In seven
days. the trustee reserves the night TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur
chaser, AfIe1 i've days Advertisements In some one
or more newspapers published in Washington city,
d. q. oo,-~
Surviving Trustee.
rr j. 7. COLDWELL,
apS-FMW&ds Salesman.
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DYJ. T. WORMLEY q co..
- AuctIoneers and Real Estate Brokers,
INK Pennsylyania avenue.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT SITUATED ON
ALLEY, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT SITUATED ON
ALLEY, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
AND AND G STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue CT . deed OF trust 30 Daniel L. Eaton
and myself dated May II, 1s7l, duly recorded In
Lber No. 60 folio so, one Of the land records OF
the District Of Columbia, and AZ the request OF the
beneficiary will sell in front Of the premises, at
public auction, on SATURDAY, April Is, lS74, at
5o'clock D. m, the following described real estate,
situate In the city Of Washington, District OF Coz
lumbla 10 WITT All that certain piece or parcel Of
ground, being known and described as being part or
lot numbered three (3) In the recorded subdivtson
OF square numbered i've hundred and hfty-six,-
(556, beginning for the same at the northwestern
corner OF said lot, and thence running east along
the line OF public alley twelve l2l feeti thence
south forty-six 6) feet thence west twelve teet
and thence north fortysix (S feet TO the place OF
Terms: rwo hundred and afty dollars, with tn
day Of sale and penses Of sale IN CASH and the
balance IN six (6) and twelve 2 months, for which
the notes or the purchaser, bearing interest nom
the day Of sale and secured eYa deed Of trust on
the property sold, will be taken. A deposit Of
Is2 dollars will DO required q time OF
sale. An convsysncing At the expense OF the pur-
sc terms OF sale are not complied with in seven
m ays the trustee reserves the right TO resell the
nroperty at the risk and cost OF defhulting pur-
Chaser after i've (5l days' advertisements IN some
one or more newspapers published In washington
''''' - GEORGE W. sTIcKNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
..l ~ 9, J, T. w0kMLEY CO., :
ap4-sTuTh&ds tstar1 Auctioneers.