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parents street Dorhws.t Monday. July ae 81.
~ o'clock PM
BuRGHARDr. suddenly on the morning OF July
2ssh. Issa Rev. PETkR ii. BURCHARpT.
Seventh street southeast, July 9Th. $50 p n. =" "
o D osis Monday morning. July 2e.h. lsso.:at
Of Cornelius Driscal In forty seventh year OF hsr
age age, native OF Castle Island County Kerry. re
fre"ss and rslas SsSss To .,sS as.A
sa1& ssss'S :yM q lsss rs
eighteen , ears, SIX months and six days.
Lay her down among the daisies
Softer than their silver petals,
Closed for blissf,I reveries
Fold her little hand In whiisnes
Fear moi S 10Y ths ON sss a ssess .S,ns
On the heart unnioving pressed.
For that heart oil angel brightness.
Tired 30 early. lies nj re~t
Lay her low among the dssisr
They have led her home from wandsrine.
And above her daissed pillow,
Let her simple tale be told:
Here the Lover OF the lilies
Bade little blossom fold:
de that wakes The flowers shall wake h..
White as snow, with heart OF gold
Funeral from her parents dence 1881 Fifteenth
ResSie@ mass ST. MaSsWs eSnr@ a.. IN. 11 ssss:
OF the family respectfully invited 10 attend
philadelphia Ledger please copy
PATTERSON. ON the morning OF July "a 1904 n
the residence OF her parents, near Fails Church Va
after long and lingering illness which she bore with
Christian Iortitude MARY A PATTERSON In ne
eighteenth year VI her age.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend thu IN
neral from her parents Residence Tuesday morninS
July %, At IL O'Clock.
RILEY. On July "a, 1885, at @ D. m, AaNEs
RILEY, daughter OF Thomas and Mary l. HilQV
aged fourteen years.
Past her suffering past her pain.
Cease 10 weep, fOI tears vain
Calm the turmoil of thy breast
For she who sun. red Ii rest
BY Hkk scHooLMATE, Cora PRrDwxyx~
Funeral will take place from late residence, aso
N street southwest on Monday the 20th Instant II
3 pm Friends and Relatives invited To attend .
SMITH On the 26th Of July 1856 M a a m
MELLMENlA sal ii, daughter of Jeremiah aud
Hattie smith. aged six years.
Funeral viii take place from her parents res,.
dence. No 443 Franklin street northwest, on Tues-
day, NJ IL m
WILLIS July 2sth lss6, EDNA MAY VILLA
only daughter Of blucher and Maggie NJ Willis
Funeral Monday. July 10Th AT 4:3O D. m nom the
residence OF her parents. 3uY ninth souIneass
WILSON. On sunday evening July 18th 1876 NJ
1880 clock. Ma ny MARTIN WILSON a. ed eivhs
years and SIX months daughter ofG. L. and Kate M.
SON.
''6be was but q smile,
Which glstens In y tear,
Seen but u little while
But oh! how loved, how deay.r
Funeral from the residence OF her father o0a a
street southeast, Tuesday afternoon, July 2Ttb -
three O'Clock Relatives friends are rs.pstInliv
invited ~ attend
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Fortihcatfons and Artillery.

BILL REPORTED FROM THE SENATE AP.
PRECIPITATION COMMITTEE TO-DAY.
The Senate committee on appropriations this
morning finished its work upon the fortifica-
tiOns appropriation bill and the measure was
reported. Section two which appropriates five
hundred Thousand dollars for the armament
of sea-coast Notifications is struck out and the
following is substituted: "For the purchase
tools and machinery tor the finishing and as
sembling OF heavy ordnance at the FRANKFORT
arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa; for gun carriages,
terial tor the trial ana proof Of such ordnance
and to complete the two ten-inch breech-
loading steel guns now under fabrication,
their trial and proof and all necessary
expenses incident thereto, including compen-
sation of draughtsmen on gun construction,
$500 900, to be available until expended" A
new section of the bin appropriates sou. 600
"tO enable the Secretary OF War TO contract
with the South Boston Iron Works for
construction OF ten twelve-inch muzZle load.
ing riiied cast iron mortars each Of 81 600
pounds weight at a sum not exceeding 5000
each or six with steel bands not to exceed
tary. Still another new section has been added
embodying with notifications the provisions
OF Senator Hawleys two proposed amend
ments, reported from the committee on coast
deienses and applying, respectively, to the
army and navy. This new section authorizes
the Secretary of War and the Secretary
OF the Navy to Jointly make contracts
with responsible steel manufacturers
tor the supply of rough bored, rough turned and
tempered steei III lorluS suitable fOr heavy
ordnance adapted to modern warfare for
army and navy purposes, in quantity
not to exceed ten thousand tons, in
quality and dimensions conforming TO
specifications; provided that no money
small be expended except for steel accepted and
delivered; and that each bidder shall contract
to erect in the United States suitable plant
One-half of the material purchased under this
provision shall be for the use Of the War depart
lnent and one-half for the of the Navy
department., in the armament of ships;
and for the purposes of the provision the
sum OF S6OO0.OOO is appropriated to be avail
able during six years from the date OF the exc
cution OF the contract.
Senator Hawieys attention being called to
this section by the reporter he said IL
was in substantial accord with the sew.
eral reports Of the armament board,
the gun foundry board, the iortifcations
board and the Senate select committee on ord
nance and war ships. 1t modified the PROPOSE
lions which the committee on coast defenses
instructed him to lay before the committee on
appropriations, but retained the substance
Should the amendment become
law there Ia no doubt that
several prominent steel makers will be ready
10 contract to deliver within eighteen months
the parts OF the best modern steel guns OF six
and eight inches caliber ana within three wears
the parts of ten, twelve and sixteen inch guns
the whole work being done in the United
States.
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I'd EDITION .
--latest kilograms to The Star.
DEATH OF HUBERT O. THOAPDON.
The Well.KnoWn New York P0lltici0n
n>>a nnA

DEATH OF HUBERT O. THOMPSON.
the Wel1.Known New York Politician
Found Dead In BED.
NEW YORK, July 26-Hubert o. Thompson,
the wellknown leader of the county demo-
cratic organisation and ex-commissioner of
PuoiIc works of this city. died from apOplexy ut
the Worth house, corner Broadway and 25th
street this morning. The exact hour Of the
death 10 not known, as there was one
with Mr.. Thompson at the time. DR.. Chas. r.
Hoberts, Mr.. Thompson's physician, who has
amended his patient almost constantly for two
weeks, was with him most Of the night. DR..
ROBERTS was seen at the Worth house to-day.
ne Salo that he had sat up with Mr.. Thompson
untli about IL O'Clock last night, when Mr.. T.
retired, II sat near the sick man until two
ociock," continued DR.. Roberts. He had
slept comfortably since retiring. At that hour
ne aWoke and complained of pain about the
nCdy. gave medicine TO relieve him and he
ieil asleep. remained watching until q. m
y then retired to my own apartment, which
was next to that OF Mr.. Thompson. When
awoke at 800, / walked into my patients
room. saw he was lying quietly on the bed
and walked to The bedside, believing that he
was still asleep. It did not require a second
glance TO see that he was dead. The symptoms
exhibited last night" DIR. Roberts added,
were those of apoplexy, and this was the I'M
mediate cause of death"
coroner agreed with DR.. Roberts as to the
cause OF death. The news was at once con-
Veyed to the father and sister Of deceased. A
prother, who Is an officer in the United States
army, was informed by telegraph.
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AUCTION SALES.
BUSHNELL d CARUsI, Real Estate Brokers.
- zoos + street northwest

CHANcERY IS, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPR9XED
REAL ESTATE, SITUATE ON NORTH @
STREET., BETWEEN TWENTY-SECOND AND
TWENTY-THIRD STREETS WEST. WASH
1N9TON CITY, d. G.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
she District OF Columbia passed In the cause OF 3D.
~ snd otass' equity M S57o he
SIXTH DAY OFJULY, ADJ 1885, At FIVE O'CLOCK
M sell at public auction, In front Of the premises
all that real estate known part Of los three t3 in
square numbered So in the city of Washington, DIS.
trCt OF Columbia beginning for the same at point
north street distant thtrtyeight t3S) feet seven
inches east from the southwest Of said lot and
running thence east on line of north q street seven
teen feet thence running north the depth OF said lot.
thence running west seventeen feet, and running
thence south to the place OF beginning improved by
atwo-etOry frame building. No 2226 street north
west
Terms Of sale Onethird Of purchase money cash
and the balance thereof In six and twelve months
from day of sale. the whole to bear interest from day
s9ry notes OF the purchaser 20 deed shall be
ien Is reserved on the property for said purchase
money and interest," the purchaser insure the build
Ing to satisfaction OF trustees and assign policy
trustees deposit Of $50 required when property
Is knocked down. All conveyancing Ut puIehasers'
costa TerCas Of sale must be complied with IN ten
days from day OF sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSI
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustees.
ONCE 486 louisiana avenue.
w. @ DUVALL. Auctioneer.
jy14-d&ds 925 81. NV.
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The Library Proceedings.
THE WORK OF SEARCHING TrTLEs-MR. OR



WAY PUTS UP SION.
Mr.. Taggart, assistant district attorney, il
still busily engaged examining the titles of the
property in the three squares to be taken Tor
the library site. He has completed his reports
In four or 1--we cases, and they will soon be sent
to the Treasury, via the Department Of Justice
and Interior department..
Ex-Governor Ordwsy has placed against his
house. at the northeast corner of LIST and A
streets, large sign, which attracts much at
tent1on. This signs says that the property cost
the rv owner SI over $40 oOo but the nation
him a loss OF over $4,000.
Secretary Lamar mas decided that il would
ee pre,eraSe 70 have the payments for prop.
Treasury department direct rather than
through the disbursing agent of the Interior
department. as agreed 10y him and Acting Sec
rotary Fairchild. There was no objection of.
i ie TO TINS plan OF payment by the account
Ing Officers OF the Treasury department. at the
ton necessary to show that the property had
been conveyed to the government properly,
together with the written opinion of the At
torney General as TO the validity of the titie
should be furnished the Treasury department
In each individual case.
WITHDRAWN THEIR APPEALS
The following have withdrawn their appeals
in the case of the condemnation of land Tor the
Capitol library since the last publication:
S5,s66.O3; and F. Steinle, Sl5,765.5O. This
makes total of S226 35952
THE FIRST REQUISITIoN
for payment for property on the library site
was approved to-day by the accounting officers
of the Treasury In favor of the National Metro
politan Insurance company for 50, 226.0S. The
requisltion and the accompanying papers neo-
essary to prove that the law had been COM
piled with were examined by the first auditor
on Saturday and met with his approval. To-
day 1t was signed by the Secretary and first
controller and registered in the registers Oh
hce. warrant for the amount will be issued
tomorrow.
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Attacking the Panama Canal.

AN ASUN MUS PAMPHLET ISSUED IN PARIS
EXPOSES THE DE LEsSEPS SCHEME.
PARIS, July GA violent anonymous attack
has been made here ON the Panama canal en-
terprise. The attack Is made in a pamphlet,
strongly written and containing seventy pages,
The title is, "Engineers' Letters on the Panama
Canal" The cover bears the imprint of q sar-
cophagus, and the work is dedicated TO THE
Victims OF the Panama Craze" The pamphlet
employed in making the canal, describes in an
ecdotal form the state of things on the Isthmus,
tells OF the needless squandering of the French
public money, and in conclusion states that of
the twenty-one sections Of the canal only five
are yet in anything like an advanced state Of
construction.
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n ARRlEla

DIssToN-HARoLD. ON the 2sd OF July. 1890 q
143 stockton street, Trenton, y. j., by Thos l.
Eand, Mr.. WILLIAM DIs-ToN, OF Phiiadel phis
Pa, 70 MIRA RFSSlE HARoLp OF Washington IL CS
H, khiNGToN-NEwMAN: On the 2lst july
1sh6. ~ the parsonage, by the Rev. Herbert Rich.
srdson, Mr. GEORGE r. ARR NOTION OF Rock
ingtop, D. q.
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NeWa Briem.

A movement is on foot nj Dallas, Tex. 20 have
United States Marshal Cabell and Postmaster
ana Deputy Revenue Collector Miers. both
democrats, removed from office on the ground
or offensive partisaushtp.
While playing on Lafayette avenue In Brook
iyn, saturday, some boys csrelessty threw q
base ball INTO a Fulton avenue horse car. The
pall struck Mrs. Schulz. killing her instantly.
Nine. Christine Missions marriage has been
postponed Tor the present In consequence of the
Sation.
Mary A. Brown, seventeen -ysar-old wife In
Shicago, Claims that her husband, William
4 divorce.
The Canadian government will ne nd a steamer
from Quebec 10 the coast OF Newfoundland and
Laorador 10 carry such donations as charitably
disposed persons may desire 20 send 10 the
ing people there.
ID. Sheney Lewis editor OF the .Spfrst az Che
pattey. republican, has been elected mayor OF
Harrisonburg, Va.
The French government has notified MAZDA.
gascar that the loan which that country pro-
poses TO raise In London 10 q violation OF exist
Ing treaties.
&. ID. Mckenzie, bookkeeper for the Ashland
Coal ana Iron railroad, At Ashland, Ky, 10
missing rom that place, and has written TO
the president that he IL short In his accounts
$4,000. Mckenzie Is supposed 10 be In
Canada.
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PROPOSALS.
4 PROPOSALS FOX PAINTING AT THE LXECU-
III TINE MANSION

4 )KOPOsAI-o FOX PAINTING AT THE LXECU-
TIVE MANSION.
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
100 Penn Ave Washington. d. G., July Is. 1856
sealed Proposals, IN duplicate. Will DE received at
this OIliCe until TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON, MON
DAY, AUGUST SECOND, 1856, for painting the
TIRE outside of Tie Executiye Mansion, including front
.oos portcOs. iron ratings lamps and lamp posts
'front.' Of area north iron ratings of bal
90 south front.
No contract VIII bs awarded until Congress makes
TIE IA C sssry appropriations
oFiis ana speech be obtained at this
sfhc The right deserved reject any and all pro-
oO5alS
John n. WILSON. Lieut. Col of Engineers,
iy23-6t ToInnaI n : Army
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An Old Engineer Killed.

FORT WAYNE, IND, July %. - The west
Wayne and Chicago road, due at Valparaiso,
Ind, at = a. NJ, ran into an open switch and
crashed into some freight cars on a side track.
Mart Burke, one OF the oldest engineers OH the
road, was instantly killed. The fireman
Jumped from the engine and escaped with
light injuries.
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A Negro Despera<lo Shot.

HAGERsTowN, MD July 26.-Henry Robin
son, colored, was shot yesterday evening by
Sheriff Cost, while resisting arrest for drunken
ness He beat the sheriff so that the latter is
confined to his bed. Robinson is desperate
character. His wound Is supposed to be fatal.
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The Fishery Troubles.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF SECRETARY BAYARD.
The President on Saturday transmitted to
the Senate statement by the Secretary of
State, regarding the fishery troubles, which
shows that whenever information was received
of the alleged seizure OF American vessels the
proper steps were taken by the State depart
meut to maintain treaty rights, and to obtain
In view of the correspondence which is still
being conducted by the department with the
British minister. Minister Phelps and the
terminate amicably and satisfactorily to both
countries, it IL deemed inadvisable TO make it
public at present
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HTtfff NOVhf-Suupt JdWtN
To-day Sparks agt Phillips order of July 9Th
vacated. Allen sgt Coyle; decree on sci Ia
McLane agt. Bentley; order for appearance.
Grinder agt. Bailey; decree appointing J. r Mo
Naily trustee. Chase agI Chase, decree OF di.
vorce. Bradley agt Wilson: order or publica-
ton.
POLICE CoURT-J,idoe MEL
To-day, Lewis Wilson, disorderiy; o6, and
concealed weapons, $40. Joseph Holland pro-
family; S5 James Lacey, disordsrly conduct
IS. Ada Harding, disorderly conduct; eS.
Nathan Arnold, disordsriy conduct; p5. Ellen
Duckett, alias Dyson, destroying private prop
erty, two cases; $1o In each case. Anna Jack
son and Jane jackson, assauiting officer; ia
or thirty days each. Thomas Williams assault;
Collateral forfeited. Gabriel johnson, assault
on Herman Richards; S5. Richard Livingston,
anray; collateral forfeited. Henry Berryman,
Mary Brown, assault ON Mite Crawford; fined
81.
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
U. S 41as, 1891. coupon. lIl7s old. ll2l. asked
7. $ 4ls, lsa! registered. 1Il,s bid 1l2l. asked.
50yearfund. 3-65s. 1924 currency. l2obs bid, 1201s
asked Metropolitan K r. stock lu5l bid: lo7 asked:
North Capitol and Street t.. X. stock, 4SI2 bid, 40
asked Washington Gas. SO bid, 40 asked. Fire
mems ms. Ssh bid. Corcoran Ins 56 bid. o. N
asked. Washington Market stock, 1875 bid, II
ashed. Washington Brick Machine. 115 U.d. Farm
ers and Mechanics Bank, Georgetown, 1853 bid. Cti-
zens' National Bank. 1IOl2 bid Second National
Bank, l17as bid treat talIS Ice 1898 bid l35
ushed. Il -. Estate Title insurance. lU5l Did. Penn.
TEL o., 454a bud. Cuesa peuke ana t0i. Coz SlAs
bid. Slsa asked. U, b Electric Light. 65aA bid.
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A AND T@ S'P FRAME Ell 9s GUNNER
At AZ A HtlR MD q STREETS NORTHEAST
Sn WEhNHsPAy a. A Alx yUhH
sell. in front OF the premises, go
LOTS 10. II. IL. ii and Is. SQUARE 77s.
These Lots have front Sd street OF 1915 feet
aes Of 81 ssa e Il
proved by two Frame Dwellings.
notes bear interest and be secured by deed
oftrus or ali cash al option OF purchaser Terms
and cost OF detaung purchaser after five days public
ID on
Lot at time ofsae Conyeyancng, &C. at purchaser
jya3-d&ds Auctioneers
YI,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
BY virtue of a decree of Supreme Court of 80
the District OF Columbia, passed July 10th A. ID I'm
1856 in Equity No loO56. the undersigned e.
i iInslee VII sen al pu3c IN front OF the prem
a. isss at fvR q.' No. or the taew
nston District to witt Part e Of lot - IN
square 800 beginning al the southeast Of said
2. thence north 20 feet thence 40 feet to Ith
street and THENCE south said street 25 feet the
and known as German Hall ~ VIZ ''''
Terms OF sale Unethrd cash. balance In one and
two years with interest at the rate of six
nnnum irom day OF sale or all cash. AT opion Of pur
asa to Or
ty21QGOS FERDINAND SCHMIDV, Trustee.
nUNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-sTORY BRICK
DWELLING ON SEVENTH STREET EX-
T s. WlIai SEAF GRANT AvESJE, COUNTY
By virtue OF certain deed of trust, bearing s..ss
date on the twentvfrst CID day OF April A. D. iiiSH
1854 and recorded in lbsr l07S, folio 24s, ct G.lI
seq OF the und records of the District OF
bia aud at the request of the holder of the
cured thereby, we will sell at public ction in front
of the premises, on MONDAY, THE SECOND DAY
OF AUGUST, A. ID, 1856 AT FOUR O'CLOCK p
M the following described real estate situate in the
county of Washington District OF Columbia to wit:
Lot numbered two hundred and twenty eight t22S)
of b. H. Warmers subdivision of parts of lots sixty
three (63) and sixty-four (64), of awes subdivision
Of Mount Pleasant as recorded In iiher C. j. IT, folio
"a, OF the Office OF the surveyor of Washington
~, D. C., together with the improvements. &c
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; balance in three
equal payments, payable in six. twelve and eighteen
months. Purchase notes to be secured by deed of
trust property sold. and bearing interest ut per
cent per annum until paid or all cash at option
chaser deposit Of 300 required al time of sale
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
If terms of sale not complied with within seven
CD days from date of sals the property may be resold
at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser, after five
days advertisement
MAHLON ASHFORD, lr.,s.o.s
jy10-eod JAMES H. SMITH. trustees
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Justice Woods, OF the y. s.
Supreme Court, was mustered in the Grand
Army OF the Republic in Lemert Post, at
Newark Ohio, on Wednesday last, at the same
time with his brOther-in-law, Hon. Willard
Warner, ex-U. S. Senator from AIabama.-S
X. Smith and Geo. w. White of New Haven.
Rev. F. 7. Delaney OF Columbus. Ohio. Hon.
Major j. Armstrong 81 the royal enrsneer sn of
Moore, superintendent Maryland house Of e cor.
rection at Jessups, who is well known in this
city, is quite I'LL at the above named institution
Crosby S. Noyes and Thomas E. Noyes OF
Washington were registered at the office Of the
Internal Revenue Commissioner Miller has
been called TO his home in West Virginia by
Dali, whose death In India was recently an
nounced, was the husband OF Mrs. Caroline H.
DALI, OF this city:-Francis Charming, who
from east Northamptonshirs,i il . son OF Rev.
William Henry Charming, who preached at the
church mere during the war in the
II. w. Bond and wife, Of Newark, Jas Ii. Mad
field, OF McCaull's opera company, w. smith,
Maars 81 D'js Ei
q new York, and W: e. Dodge. q Ghicaso are
J. p. Jefries, Of this city. sail on Tuesday for
Hamburg. expecting to Walt Berlin, Vienna,
Munich and other German and Austrian cities,
and the British Isiands.-Rev. q. N. P. King.
president Of the Wayland Seminary, re-
ceived the degree Of DID. at the late com.
commencement of Colby University.-E
G. Webb, OF New York, Joseph H. Nisley,
town, Pa, George F. Leland, of Philadelphia,
and Judge c. Donohue, OF New York, are at the
Riggs.-F. g. Carpenter, Washington CORE
spondent Of the Cleveland Leader, and Ad-
miral Case sailed from Rev York for Europe on
Saturday.-W. J. Willard. h. S. Lawrence
and wife, G. c. Savage. P. Ord, Irving g. Harvey,
among the arrivals at Old Point on Saturday.
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n NCANSoN BROS. AuctIoneera

nUNCANSON BROS. AuctloneerA
TW0STORY BRICK DWELLING, No 422
THIRD STREET NORTHEAST, AT AUG
TON.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JULY s.ssR
TWENTY-NINTH, 1855, AT HALF-PAST E:;A
vested In US by viii of Bushrod Washington. in front
OF the premises, will sell, at public auction,
Lot K. Square 755,
fronting 18 feet Sd street, between street and
Massachusetts avenue northeast, improved by two
story brick dwelling. No. 422.
Terms: Onehalf cash, balance in one year, note to
bear per interest," and to be secured by deed
of trust all cash, at option of purchaser Terms to
be complied with in teh days. otherwise right reserved
to resell risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser after
days public notice OF such resale in some newspaper
published III Washington, u. Z. deposit Of $lU0 at
sale. Conveyancing &c. a: purchasers cost.
SILAS WASHINGTON,
jy24-d EUSTIS WASHINGTON.