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ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT entered into at Washington, this 12lh day of April, 1915, between Franis P. Blair and John C. Riyes, of the firm of Blair aad Bives, of the first part. and Thomas Ritchie and John r. IIeiss, of the firm of Ritehie and IIeiss, of second part.

 WfFxFss-That Blair and Rites agree to sell and convey unto Richie and lieiss the presses, types. stands, fixtures, Sc. S1c.. con stiQling the printing and binding csabish- mcnt ol the Globe office; together with the lot of ground, and the buildings thereon in which said business is carried on, for con si2eratan ta be aseeftained in the following manner:

 That is To say, said Blair and Riyes are to select one appraiser or valuer, and Ritehe and ueiss another, who shall proceed 10 value the property at is cash value. In ease the appraisers cannot agree upon the price ol said property, or any part thereof, they shall select a third, and the opinion of any two shall fix the pfiee.

 And the said Ritchc and IIciss further agree 10 pay in hand cac-tdird of the pur- chase money when the transfer of said lot, buildings, presses, types, stands, biadery, fix turcs, &e., &c., are made, and the residue in two equal instalments, and secure the same by a deed of trust upon the property, which shall be insured by said Blair and Rives, at the expense of said Ritcha and IIeiss.

 And it is further agreed that the newsPa- per shall be sent to such of the subscribers to the Globe who have paid in advance, and that Blair and Rives shall credit the said Riiehie and IIeiss with the same as a part of the cash payment, after deducting such pro- portion IS the valuers shall think reasonable for collection.

 And its further agreed, that said Blair and Rives may reserve for their own use that part of the type now employed in printing the Documentary History of the United States.

 The said Riichie and lIeiss voluntarily ex- press their sense of the liberality of the said Blair and Rives, in transferring the good will and subscription list of the Globe, without charge; and agree, that whatever Congress work in the office shall hc unfnishail at the time of the transfer, may thereafter be exc cuted by the said Blar and Riyes without charge or hindrance.

 As witness our hands the day and year above written. BLAIR X RIEES.

 THOMAS RrFCHiE,

 By his attorney, Thomas Green

 JOHN ?. HESS.