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CONGR ESSIONAL
ThiPty.fifth Consress-Second Sessior


In TIE SENATE, yesterday, after our report
closed, the Presidents Message having been
read, Mr.. Bigler submitted an order for the
printing of the usual number of the Message
and accompanying documents; and also, for
printing 10000 extra copies for the use of the
Senate. The motion for printing the usual
number was agreed to- and that in regard to
the extra copies lies over.
In THE HOUSE, the Message having been
read, Mr.. Phelps, Of Missouri moved that the
Message and accompanying documents be re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole on the
state Of the Union and printed and also, that
one copy of the Reports Of the Heads of De-
partments be printed for each member Of the
House-which motion was agreed to.
Pending motion to refer the Report of the
Secretary of the Treasury to the Committee on
Ways and Means, and to print IL, 900 extra
copies, the House adjourned
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{, VI ID. Appleton Co., publishers. ala and
ais Broadway, New York, send US, through the
hands Of Messrs. Blanchard 4 Mobuu. boot .sIi.
ers, Of this city, Night csps, by the author az
Aunt Fanny's Christmas Stories, and Meta Gr,v.
Or, What Makes Home Happy;n by NJ
Mcintosh, author Of Aunt Kitty's Tales, &c. Acl
dnodecimo volumes Of appropriate and verv in.
teresting tales for children, admirably suited for
ChrtstInas presents. 49, e -
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IL Com Stewart has received leave Of absence
for six months from the Navy Depa rtment. Can:
tain Engie takes command Of the navy ward tiII
the Commodore's return. A salute wa, red an
Saturday on Com. Stewart taking his leave Of the
officers and employees Of the yard.-Phi.ad.,.
phtd Lsdesr
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specific duties on certain descriptions Of I'm
ports, and its Recommendation concerning the
proposed Pacific railroad, which it is we'll
known are opposed by . considerable wing of
the Democracy of Congress and those sympa-
thisingw with the particular political school Of the
latter, we find no Democratic dissentients from
any other Of its arguments or recommendation.
Both Houses of Congress will soon be deeply
engaged upon both the subjects mentioned
above.
NoMNArED.-Mr. Charles S. Jones, long in
the employment of the Senate under the late
Doorkeeper, Mr.. Isaac E. Holland, deceased,
was this morning unanimously nominated, in
caucus Of the Democratic members of the
body, for the position-ths Doorkeepership
made vacant by Mr.. Hollands death. The
whole number of Senators present was about
twenty of whose votes Mr. Jones received
eighteen on the frst ballot, the rest being scat.
tered among other pplicants-Messrs Bassett
Hall, Snyder, and others. The nomination Of
Mr.. Jones was then made unanimous. 1t was
doubtless the result of the determination of the
Democrats Of the Senate always, on such ocoa
sions, to promote gentlemen in the service of the
senate found efhcient and worthy.
LIEUT.. BEALE's EsCoRr.-On account o.
the hostile attitude of the Navajo and MsJov'
Indians, through whose country 1t. Beale'
wagon road expedition is compelled to pass
the Secretary of War deems his present escor
insufficient. Hence, orders have been sent t
Gen. Clark, commander of the Department o
the Pacific, South, to send out two additions
| companies to increase this escort. In anothe
| place in to-day's Star, an article, giving a,
account of 1t. Beale's progress, will be found
NAVAL APPoINrMESr.-Jo Joseph o. Burnett
has been appointed an Assistant Surgeon in th
Navy, vice Ashton Miles.
The WEATHER.-The following report of tn
| weather for this morning is made from the Mors
| Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation ia about z O'clock.
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M0.< MRS. X. 6. ETCHISON
ANk continues to sell of her Fall stock of AM
2SoFANCf AND TRIMMING GOUUS%
AT COST PRICES,
she has Just Iscered supply of handsome
WINTER GOODS, to which she invites the atten
ton Of the ladies of ashlngton. eorg etovn and
vicinity, as all articles Will be disposed of as chean
sell them. WY 'An
BY earnest solicitation, although her health still
remains impaired she has made SUCH arrsug ements
as will prevent the necessity Of closing the store on
that account and hopes that the oldest permanent
Fancy Store In Washington will merit the patronsge
IL has heretofore recaIved.
No. 70 Market Space, between 8tn and 9th ats
N. Bills OF ali persons having accounts "a i'm
Mrs X. q. tchisOn will be presented the FIST OF
January, and il is earnestly desires that tbey viii he
settled Immediately afterwards. de eos,
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III The Unitarian Church, in Harrison avenue,
Boston, recently under the pastoral charge of
the Rev. H. Coolidge, has invited the Rev Will
liam H Claiming, Of the Hope Chapel, Liver.
pool, England to become its pastor.
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IL We learn from late files OF the Deseret
News, that Mcdonald, or Cunningham, who re
Gently shot VIM. Cook, the Mormon Policeman
at the Salt Lake Caaboose, was killed at b ack,s
FORK few weeks after, on his way to the States,
oV Edwin p. Jones, mail conductor, the deed
being in self defence.
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ISRAEL BCCHLY,
No. 4lS SEVENTH STREET between and II
We have now on hand:
t56AAEFg gEEffss E 9SiE e scs sfEEfs -
wAf SFSSsfs rsibE1oARDs' B.. 60
BED sEkiEs and GA ASEkE f1s WOOD SEAT
STOVES of various kinds,
and tne Fl SSsHkFE VT RI
viii exchange new goods for old. =.
CASH FOR FURNITURE.
We buy all kinds of Housefurnishing Goods
We invite those who are selling Oh tsir sooS is. to-
giys us call, at No. 4aS tn street, doors south
m, N; B. B; r We sI.o REPAIR and vARNIsH all
CHRIsTMAs is COMING.
DO YOU INTEND 10 MAKE APREsENr,
Chill at DRURY,s. the Depot Of Epioure., and
select some OF hIs elegant eatables.
FOR THE LADIES. -i
4 Efsk sHrs AM Sif fGNFES
n Rsas sss and
M, FOR TIE GENTLEMEN. -
M sn vs.s Bog Of
Il: Wy 5 go EisE. and
b h.: a. ind: d aa s tWHHatrrR2ssEN SUGAR
ssAssP sGfs f piRs d RahaThs
:, ID No one should think Of preparing for the |
n''idass Without calling at n., |
d.7.eost :. corner Pa. ave. and l1ts 1t.
RYSw:, III Al, :. = sss on. sIBsS
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IL Geo. D. Prentice is soon to deliver no.
party lecture at Mobile, on the politics Of the
day.
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n D I II E La AIDES,


Rave been attending the dosing Auction Sa es' /
eIn ePsred TO offer the folio wing Geods A. hon,
$500 Can brio Bands, from IsKo. to 81 Is. v.,x
900 SWISS DO. sons real French S q, a.;
Sy sets Coil and Slee es. from 81 a5 n ss,s
100 fine Embroidered Linen and CsmS,SSCS vi 5,
rs dPs Llss9 81 Collars and Sleeves, YER,
Embroidered Infants Robes, a superior .rt,.
spice Black MORE Antique, so iuobs. vida
aP.eSss sIsss Corded sIks, very heavy. at 81 So
$50 dozen 52,. ass$%ss stitched Linen and Cam
s, 50 BIoche shavls, extra cheap sS;i worm So
o s sIssE Tibet Long and Square shawls, the
ON nhest goods ever offered at the prices '"e
ket, from IS to si5 .'' 0''' s000' In the mar
Together with iuil and Complete hs stock x.i,.
tire prices which sara9t fail g give en-
No. s. corner 7lh st. and L %; .G.AR Ter
no cow and s21 I'm 1t rect.
M VIZ PLATED WARE.
t,on to w az, 1Atr BRO, Call particular stten-
WARE mss rsG GsSlSs OF very elegant PLATED
new f sTSRE {. .ssli p. AVENUE.
S%ps;1r;tIns Of tx s s. Tkks. 'i kkrrLEs.
BBSSSwf ls I SIsf FiTsasRss FRtlsf
ID ne a9Qvs is belize cd to be the cbespeat lot of
Flaeea Ware ever offered for sale IN this city Vi
M. w. GAIT L BRO.
"eo u Sa Pa. av.. betwes n 9Th and nh At.
GENTS SEWED CALFSKIN BOOTS of
oersrac 1871 oGn nae " IS-superior TO any ever n
]. ROSENTHAL, n
d.e,r NO. Y IA. ave.. Market Space
90 I'M second door above 9Th at
MRS. MARY N. WILSON respectfully iufcrm.
VI her IIlends and public that she 10 now ready 10
dcoommodate nohrders. either permanent or tran
s stsnt avenue, south side, between
osn ana Nn sts.. NO SIS. de s-N'
pURCH Sc KS apps CIATE
FINE GOODS Nd Low PRIcKs,
30. and when want Of
nd. CUTLERY. PLATED WARE,
or any other Hons ekeepIng Articles and Notions.
" they ind their way to
dss sw $50 Seventh street.
A CIDER.
a FEW Barrels new sweet Virginia Crab CT
de- $50 4. wIMsATT, at Rilsy's Wharf,
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BOARDING.

RoARDlNG.-Twol large Furnished Room, 20
+ street, near lOtn. des afs
DRIvATE -NRI h ~. pY-
r Elk has yacsncies for four Table Boarders. a.
southeast corner Of r. and 9Th streets, mo, ash
adjoining Mrs. KING sford's . cademy. Two detI
raale rooms are sso now vacant. del lvs
BOARDING, with handsomely furnished Rooms.
- lighted with gas, may be oOtaIned by early ap-
pcatlon go l2tn street, bei voen and G. stre.ts
fen Table Bosrders oan also be accommodated.
ocI-5Er
MIS-. A. w. BRtNKLEY respectfully informs
AVA her lends and the public that she Is prepsTed
70 accommodate boarders. both transient and per
mhnsnt, on reasonable terms. Persons d.sirIBg a
comIortaoie home, where there are no children ard
shere every attention will be paid TO make them
so,miouaoie, VIII do wei by applying Immediately
az her retidence, No. 81 south Eutaw street be
tween Camden and Pratt sts.. Baltimore. no IL no
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

SPIRIT VI THE MOhNING Ph6SS.
The Union reviews the Presidents Message,
and in conclusion, says:
"rhe Chief Magistrate Of a free people, whose
interests constitute the primary object Of govern
ment, may well afford, In the discharge Of his
high trust, and in obedience to their acknowl-
edged will, thus to make a formal declaration Of
the principles by which we may be governed
The same paper treats extensively Of the
Federal finances.
The bteihgeneer is occupied mostly by the
Presidents Message to day.
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TON hNCE TIE NEW YEAR WITH A
~ Diary; IT is useful for registering events past
present, and future. and valuable pocket oOmp, n
ION, with a. manac. Calendar, and bank leaves for
keeping 2 diary for every dsy in the year. SHII,-
low prices. " wy
lie Bon Ten for Deoembsr. the most practical and
Agency of the New y ok daily papers. Herald.
Tribune and Times delivered to subscribers Imme,
mail Call or send ar anyihips Won NAV vant is
the Stationery, Book, or Newspaper line. to
SHlLLlNGTON'S
Bookstore, Odecn Building
de7-5s corner of ~ street and Pa. avenue
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NJ, BAND NOTICE.
ilk. AUGUST SCHROEDER takes pleasure
IN IN appear nx before the public applicant ,H<
LOT thsIr patronage In the way Of NJ usic foT An
bais, CotIlion Parties, etc. He is pre- pared FA'
20 furnish rs good Cots lon Music any md ms or
Ia the edera Nj etrOpos. thankful for psst favor.
he soIcl contInusnce of the same,
A. SCHROEDER
uST0t NAVY Yard
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about Z o'clock:
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1 oSI-On triday evening, Dec. I'd, either roiur
- or returning from the Opera AZ Pbiihsrrno, -
ran, large BRBASTrIN, representing a bunch
grapes, OF coral, surrounded BY leaves. The
nhoef, Dy returning the same to the KIrkvood
no VIII receive the THANKS of the owner snd
do & Or
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LCST AND POUND.

n OSF-T has nornin-, between the CITY Post OF
IL hce and Bsns of Weshintton a handsome
carved COED BRACELET. The finder vi 4 he
rewarded oy leayln: II 81 the Srar ofhce. de ST.
carriers Of the star IN GeJrFetovn. GflIn
bKhCELEf, which the owner can have b1 de-
sc'hlng the same and pay ing for TINS ndyert.eoent
INQUIRE OF the Agent. or Mr.. c. BUTELER
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SECONG GRAND OPENING OF FASHION
49, ABLE WINTER BONNETS
MRS. HELLER invites the ladies' of Wasbin,
ME. ton and VICINITY to her Grand opening
SSEof WINTER HATS and LADIES'
XE0 URESS CAPS. -
Sizes and pr ces 49,
FRENCH FLOWERS and FEArHERsofsu
coos. VI "i'
ades, don't forget to call on THURSDAY.
FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, as she will have an
NOTICE. ~ ~ iei'"0i
No; 81 Market Space. between 7th and 9Th SITS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE PLYMOUrH-Tbe L &
s!oop Of war Plymouth anchored at Kettle Bot.
tom Shoals, in the Potomac. last evening. bav-
ing made the passage from Mobile to the Capes
In Twelve days. This is the vessel that was
sent to Mexico, after the Minister, Mr.. For.
sythe- Commander Dahlgren, who has charge
OF her' came on to the city this morning, for
the purpose Of sending a steamer down 70 ,ow
her up to the Navy Yard. She will most nroh.
ably be fitted out Immediately and sent back
to the Gulf.
THE MESSAGE IN WAsHISGToN.-Tbe fao,
that every subscriber to the Star WAS servsd
yesterday afternoon with the President, Mes
sage, in the shape of an extra sent from the
Star office, precludes any necessity on our part
to essay an analysis of its contents; as Zone
who received it failed to peruse it from BEGIN
ming to end. 1t is, therefore, better understood
from that reading than we could hope to make II
understood by any comments of our own upon
particular passages of it. Its reception by all
nere-statesmen, and those having no connec
non win the Government-was everything the
resident and bis friends could desire. Tboupb
the differences of opinion that naturally exist
among men render 1t impossible. perbans- that
any one should coincide in all its views mon
tae multitude Of questions it considers, ON tbe
who're we nave rarely seen an snuu al Executive
eAP0sihon OF the affairs of the Government 20
ssnsfai'y approved BY those making ND the
=. et population Of the Federal Metropolis. so
,ss portion of whom are persons we'll versed
aAs Oh state. With the exception of e.,
news with reference to the policy Of r.psrins !
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Ie9aested 70 come forward at the resIdence ~
n-"ys 6,l Esa near the hasten Branch bndss,
Prove properly, pay charges. and take hIm sva, or
ne VIII be sold 20 pay charges, which have now a..
orued 70 over his value. des s,a
l'AhEN UP AS ESTRAYS, and placed in nv
~, uslaDls. on the let of iecemOer two n
.iDnS e, one gray ana the other cream IN
ooor hoin INN IN ncsn. The owner or ga
sNneis OF the ABOVE Horsee Request ed 10 come
away. w = III ps t' WI
de4 ST Yst At he, y, 80 II -;
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. COUNTY or
- w ASKING Il hereby oertIf, thar -
N fusny, Esq. Of Washing ton count "a
M ms .nI DstIct storesald, brought heiore W&S1
tue peece IN and for said county this am --
os VI moer is2S, as stray trespas sing on HIS
eiLSos oIss. BLACK HORSE: blszed forehead
ana CRIPPLE IN eft foremost leg VOLS
Given under nv hand;
JOHN s. HOLItNGspE.n
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Brig Laura Huntingdon, Kingston, ia, 11th inst
Brig Abbottsford, Cooper, Kingston, ia, 18th inst
Schr James Madison, Diggs, Kingston, ia, 4th inst
Schr Hugh W. Fry, Wilson, Montego Bay, Sd inst.
Steamer Belvidere, Kecne, Richmond 26th inst.
Steamer Potomska, Cushman, New York, 10th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin New York 25th inst
Bark Bay State, Sparrow, Boston, 25th inst.
Bark Edward Everett, Harding, Boston, 18th inst
MEMORANDA.
Steamships Moses Taylor and St Louis reached New
York on Friday last with mails from California, Central
America the South Pacific and the West Indies.
Brig Laura, at Kingston Ja from Baltimore, was placed
in quarantine, but had no sickness on board.
Brig Argyle, Warren for ST. Jago do Cuba sailed from
knston, ia, 4th inst,
Brig Ocean Belle wilson, of and from Baltimore before
reported) still undergoing repairs at Kingston Jam
18th inst
Schr James Madison, Disgs, from Baltimore which ar
rived Kingston Ja 4th inst placed in quarantine
Left the 7h for voyage to return to the latter
port.
Ship Scotia Miskelly, from Liverpool for Baltimore
spoken oath instant m, of Hog Island waiting
for pilot.
Brig Union State, Foxwell, from ST. Johns N F.. ar
rived at Pernambuco, 18th ult.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK, March 26.-Arr. steamship Moses Taylor,
Aspnwall.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26-Arr brig Breeze. Carde
BOSTON, March 25-Crd ship West Wind, San Fran
cisco.
SOUTHERN PORTS
RICHMOND, March 25--Arr. schr Mary Halifax
NORFOLK, March 25.-Cld schr Brothers. Sugus
CHARLESTON March 24.-Arr steamship Westernport
New York.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2l.-Crd ship Jane, (Br.) Scot.
land, Liverpool
WILMINGTON, N c., March 25-Arr schr Aid En-
gsh New York.
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FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES,
"HE UNDERSIGNED havinc, ,,,,.oL-

L. the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY for the sale Of
IA RI ANk'S SCALES
IN the southern States respectfully invite the attention Of
lhe business world to the superiority these Scales
every other description of weighing machines in nsc IT,
bearings are broad knife edges placed on POLISHED See, @
faces SO dressed and evelled that The knife eae Ias
resi- e1n0ny throughout their actole lengti and in cy"T
point S6t ana fidelity hare obriated al tendenr ~ G
rdngement and aoedr. "e"ey 70 de
- These scales have been subjected to the SEyERFcT
TESTS on all the principal Railroads in the UnitJ ST.
ana England ana IN every branch business
the world anu Their uniform accuracy and great dnrah
W nave eaiheu Tor them the reputation of ben,r III
STANDARD FROM WHICH THERE CAN m No
APPEAL. AT the Worlds Fair in New York and ~ w
four Exhibitions of the Maryland Institute thew bav @
ceved the FIRST PREMIUMS ny nave re-
In the case of OBrien Reese in the Court of cour
Pleas October, 1854 of baltimore city the learned Id
declared in open Court 'that Fairbanks Scales HIM -
Government Standard and their dccmacy harjuo As@9
termied beyond all question, all lgalissaes must H.
in their Weare prepared TO fill orders for Connte
Portable, Dormant, Hay, Coal, Railroad Canal nc >
SCALES at manufacturers prices ' ''
j. A. WESTON Il Co
ieZzu Al South Charles street
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DOMESTIC MARK TS.

March q, Evening.
Cloverseed continues to meet limited inquiry Small
sales at Sll24dS4.25 per 81 pounds There is nothing
doing in Timothy FlaNseed
Bark continues scarce, and is in good demand at last
quotations
The Flour market continues dull under the adSces from
abroad and prices, if anything favor buyers The only
sales reported are 900 barrels Southern and Pennsyly
MIA at $l25. 1000 barrels Western extra on terms not
made public, and small lots for home consumption mix
ed and good brands at 81 25 1917 per barrel select
brands and extra at 81 50d4 U.s. fum and fancy
brands at S5d 1918 Rye Flour is steady So % per
rel Some small sales have been made this figure -
Corn Meal is held firmly AT - 81 k(dS3 per barrel.
GRAlN.-The demand for Wheat continues limited, and
prices barely maintained Sales 900 bushels good
and prime Penna and Kentucky Red 81 05d 81 10
per buslel, 500 bushels do private terms, and few
hundred bushels fair and choice White - 27d 81 80
per bushel i'll store 500 bushels Pennsylvania Rye sold
ut zoe per bushe and is taken at that price arri-
val ZOO bushels prime Ohio Barley sold at Coo cash
Corn continues in active demand, with further sales
and an advance of cent per bushe Sales 5OOOd 600
bushels yellow part at t4c aoat and part in
(63c. There is little coming forward and the close
there of the stock remaining unsold Oats con
tnue in fair demand at Sc cents per bushe with small
sales.
In Groceries change.
In Provisions there is fair inquiry further sales
of Mess Pork at S675a$l7 per barrel Hams in salt and
pickle at 9kdl0 cts; Sides ut SHa9 cts, and Shoulders
at cts. per pound.
Whskey is quiet and the demand limited hut holders
are firm Sales Of barrels at 222 cts Penns lyania
Ohio and Prison; hogshcads 20d q cts. drulees at
1917 cts.
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believe moderate, but safe business will be transacted
during the season.
PA hhds and 100 barrels of Cuba sugar for refining pur
poses, We're sold to day at 81 cents.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY, March 9th, 1853
$1,000 Bait 6's, SO. .93 81 shs. B, so. RR. .46R
1000 N C RR. BIDS, IS. SO 20 " 500. .464
70 shs. Citizens biz. .l0B
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GIBB's FIRST PREMIUM

GIBB's FIRST PREMIUM
SIS SEWING MACHINE
JOHNS0NS PATENT 500 ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
The above Machines for FAMILIES, MANUFACTU-
kEhS, &c, are not EXCElIED by any other MACHINE
Tor beauty of STITCH and durability of all kinds
OF materials The labor of hours becomes the pastime
minutes. Every MACHINE SOLD by us kept in complet
running order the first year. free of charge the purcha
ser. Salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
i. d. CHASE Agent
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR RAJ

| N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL.
Il TlMoRE ClrTrWalter T. Alender, rs James Bays,
| pline A. Price, William p. Buckner Mary Buck-
| ner, William Loney, Rebecca Loney, The Vestry of
Saint Andrews Church in the city of Baltimore Leonard
EchholtZ, Catharne EichhoZ, Andrew Tryer Elizabeth
| fryer, John Francscus and Anna Franciscus
The Bill of Complaint in this sets forth deed of
bargain and sale, dated 18th July 1871 and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county in ber
g. No 1l6 folio % &c whereby Elizabeth Myers of Bal
more city, and Leonard Eichholtz Catharne his wife
Andrew Tryei, Elizabeth his wife, John Franciscus and
Anna his wife, of Lancaster county Pesy vana for val
liable consideration received them conveyed to Joseph
Aeder and James Smyth in fee simple certain parcel
OF ground therein described lying within the present
its of Baltimore city, upon convey the same when
reasonably requested to such person persons as might
be entitled to receive the same for the of the Trinity
Church in the city Baltimore and Smy having
died leaving the sd Jos Aender surviving him. and the
said Joseph Aender having died that the execu
ton of the trust has dcvOlved the complainant who
son of the said JOseph) he represents the said Trinity
Church Society has been dissolved and other facts
tending to make 1t eNpeent necessary that the said
parcel of ground should be sod prays that au
hority be given for the sale thereof and the appca
ton of the proceeds to the satisfaction any charges that
may exist on said property and to the payment of the debts
of said Trinity Church and especially due the estate
fhe said Joseph Aender deceased tone of whose Exec
utorS he s that such other disposition directed
of said parcel of ground the Court may deem equitable
and proper And inasmuch it is represented that the
Elizabeth fryer John Francscus and Anna Francscus
are not residents of this State and be asccrtaned
whether they dead living and if dead who are their
heir devsees or legal representatives whether they
have left any. 1t is thcreupon this sixth day of March
A. ID. 1855 Adjudgcd and Ordered that the Complainant
by causing copy of this order to be inserted in
newspaper published in Baltimore city in five
consecutive weeks next ensuing the of this order
give notice to the said resident defendants and parties
entitled to claim under them of the substance and object If
orby solicitor before the fifteenth day of July
1883 to answer the premises and show any they
WIN GEO KREBS.
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