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NOTICE.

To ALL THE PREsBYTERIEs IN CONNECTION
WITH OUR GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Commissioners FaRd, Statistical Reports,
and Reports from all the churches on Sys-
tematic BensuoleRee and Sabbath Schools,
will be called for at the spring meetings, in
order to send up Presbyterial reports to the
General Assembly in May.
The Presbyteries in the Synod OF Virginia
will make reports of Congregational action
to secure Church property.
Presbytery of Roanoke expects reports
as to the regularity of the representations of
the churches in Synod and Presbytery.
The Churches of the Presbytery of Nash
vile viii make reports on Stuart College.
The Presbytery Of Knoxville expects the
names of the elders sent up with the other
reports from the churches. Their assess
ments for Commissioner Fund, are as fol-
lows:
Chattanooga church, $l2 Knoxville LIST, 10;
Sweet Water 10; MadisOnville, 10; Mars Hill, g;
Cleveland, 6; Lebanon 6; Cedar Spring, 6; Pleas,
ant Forest, 6; New Bethel, 6; Monmouth, 6;
Shiloh, 6; Mt. Bethel, 6; Rockford, {"
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The Presbytery of Louisiana.

| The Presbytery of Louisiana met in the town of
Plaquemne, La, on the 18th instant. The OPEN
ing sermon was preached by the Rev. A. G. Payne,
the last Moderator.
Rev. A. u. Young was elected Moderator, and
j. McWiiams Clerk.
The Rev. A. r. Graves was received from the
Presbytery of Mississippi.
The Rev. j. NJ. Geary was dismissed to the Pres
bytery of Central Mississippi.
The Trustees of the Presbytery (who hold the
title to the Plaquemne Female Seminary; the
Plaquemine Boys School; and the Sman Fe-
male Institute, at Clinton, La, reported their
Records, which were approved, and the Presby-
terry took the following action thereon, viz: order
ing Record to be made of the report of the agent
appointed to receive and acknowledge the dona.
tons of the late VIM. Silliman. to the trustees;
and that brief description Of the title deeds re-
ceved be also recorded on their minute book; also,
directing the trustees to meet at every Stated meet
ing OF the Presbytery; also, requiring the Local
perty, aforesaid at Plaquemine and at Clinton, to
make written report to the said trustees of their
proceedings, and of the state of the said property,
at each Stated meeting of the Presbytery j. f.
q. Doremus Chairman S. p Graves, Secretary
of Trustees
The Committee on the Minutes of the General
Assembly, Rev. G. S. Dod Chairman, reported
resolutions, which were adopted. Among others
it was
Resotred That the Committee on Sustentation
be hereby Instructed to make earnest aud immediate
efforts to secure an evangelist for our bounds and
IT an evangelist cannot be Sc u oil permanently,
that they engage such service for three or six
months.
Resolred, That the Committee endeavor to Sc
cure, for said evangelist, $500 per annum.
Resotred, That our Committee on Publication
be hereby directed-unt further instructions-to
employ the funds coming into their hands, in the
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General stoneman.-The official report Of III

General Stoneman-The official report of this
distinguished military commander of District
No. l, has been published. 1t is marked by the
fairness and integrity which have so strongly re.
commended his administration in Virginia The
only persons whom he does not seem TO have sat
is6ed, are those who could not make tool of him,
and sharer in their party and plundering pur-
poses. The following declaration in the report is
tribute to Virginia worth remembering
"In accounting for the very small number Of
persons in the State who can take the test-oath of
Office it mast be taken into consideration that Vir-
GINA was one great battlefield during the war
that there was small chance for escape from the
rigors of the conscrpt laws that nearly every man
was directly under the eye and control of the Con-
federate Government, and that at some time or
other nearly every one gave aid, countenance,
counsel, or encouragement to persons engaged in
armed hostility to the Government of the United
States and besides, once having engaged in the
war, probably no portion of the Southern people,
old and young, male and female, were more earn
est in its prosecution.
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The annual meeting of this, the oldest Bible
Society, we believe, in the United States, was held
in this city on Tuesday evening, the 9th inst. A
very large congregation was present, and the even
ing was one of much interest and edifcation.
Having been, in the providence of God called
elsewhere at the time, it was not in our power to
be present, and therefore cannot give report Of
the addresses delivered by the Hon. Judge Shelley,
of Staunton, Va, and Rev. VIM. S. Plumer, D.
D. 1t is understood that they will soon be pub
lished by the Society The officers of last year
were reelected, except that the Rev. Messrs Gran
berry and Preston were appointed in the place Of
Rev. Messrs. Head and Moore.
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OFFERS FOR 1859.

/. For spery fue names of new subscrib
ers deemed responsible, the agent shall BE-
entitled to copy of the Central Presbyterian
for one year.
2. Any person sending the names of new
subscribers, together with payment for one
vsar, may retain for compensation sspenty:fr'
cents upon each.
Or, if preferred, for svery three such Pa'0
subscriptions, the agent shall receive copy
Of the Central Presbyterian without charge
for one year.
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THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of the PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES,

Win meet in the Government Street Presbyterian
Church, in the City of Mobile, on the third Thurs
day 1.-THE 2Oth,) of May, 1869, at II o'clock, A NJ.
The opening sermon will be preached by the Rev.
John N. Waddel, D. D., the Moderator of the last
Assembly.
The undersigned, Committee on Commissions,
will meet in the Lecture Room of the above named
church, on Wednesday the 10th of May, at
O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of enrolling Com
missioners.
The Presbyteries will please remit, by the hands
of their Commissioners, the amount of their re-
spectiye assessments in accordance with the sche-
dule printed on page 1876 of the minutes of 1861
JOSEPH r. WILSON, Stated Clerk.
WILLIAM BROWN, Permanent Clerk.
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A Good Work in RichmOnd-The Board Of
Managers of the Virginia Bible Society have re-
Gently appointed Samuel Putney Esq, of this city,
as agent to receive contributions from residents OF
Richmond. Having been authorised to engage
an assistant, he has secured the services of the
Rev. Samuel T. Norman. Both of these gentle
men are well known to the community, aud their
appointment is a guarantee that the work OF sole
iting contributions and supplying the destitute
with the Scriptures, will be faithfully performed.
1t is gratifying to hear that already their efforts
meet with so much success.
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TRUSTEES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The annual meeting of the Trustees of the Gen
eral Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the
United States, viii be held in the city of Column
bia, S. c., on Thursday the 18th day of May, 90,
The following gentlemen constitute the present
Board Thomas G. Perrin, Joseph H. Wilson,
Jesse II. Lindsay, James Hemphill, Rev. George
Howe, Robert Adger, J. A. Inglis, j. A. Ansley,
John Whiting Rev. B. NJ Palmer, j. Harmon
Brown, 7. ]. Kirkpatrick d. n, Kennedy, John
Handy, Rev. Samuel Mckinney
JESSE H. LINDSAY,
Secretary aud Treasurer
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ACCOUNTS WITH SUBsCRIBERs.-Having
given very long indulgence to many who
are in arrears for the Central Presbyterian,
we have begun upon systematic plan'
the work of sending bills and making col
lectiOns. Let it be hoped that the effort will
be successful one.
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Reported for the Central Presbyterian.
Presbytery of Montgomery.

The Presbytery of Montgomery met at the First
church, Lynchburg, Wednesday night 7th inst.
Rev. p I. Penick preached from Mark K: l6.
After sermon Presbytery was constituted with
prayer.
Ministers present-U. Powers, j. NJ. Rice, J.
B. Ramsey, D. D., j. d. Mitchell. d. D., j. G.
Shepperson, A. Hart, T. w. Hooper w. H.
Crawford, W. E. Wilhelm, j. p. Smith, P. I.
Penick, d. w. Shanks-l2.
Elders-Falling Spring church, R. G. Mcclure; ;
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a meeting in behalf of Foreign Missions was
held last Sabbath night in the Franklin Street
Presbyterian church, Baltimore, Or, Bullock's, }
Judge Inglis, formerly of South Carolina, presid-
ing. Addresses were delivered by Dr. ], Leighton
Wilson, and Messrs. G.. Nash Morton, and E.
Lane, Missionaries to Brazil, after which collec.
ton for Foreign Missions was taken up.
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Assembly's ReeOrd.-Our brethren will allow
us to remind them of this Report of the proceed
ings to be published daily at Mobile for fy cents
during the meeting of the next General Assembly
We are anxious to carry out the wishes of the As
sembly in this matter, and hope that all will use
such efforts as they can to secure subscribers. Ii
so, the plan must sueceed-if not, it will fail
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Reports of Presbyteries. are often ena'
bled by our private correspondence and the secular
papers to give most of the proceedings Of these
meetings while they are fresh, aud before the Sta
ted Clerks send US reports. If at any time they
find matter important to add or to correct we
hope they will furnish it. Our only object Is to
supply the churches with the action Of these bO-
dies as speedily as possible.
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Operations of the Bible Society of Virginia
for the year ending the S1st of March, 1859.

Sales-to Auxiliaries and Agents:
Bibles, 1919; Testaments, 2496; value, $l409. SO
Grants to Auxiliares Ministers and Others for
gratuitous distribution
Bibles, lO4S; Testaments, 1923; value, S727.7O
Life Members:
Bibles, 40; Testaments, l2S; value, s5S.42
Total-Bibles, 2l76; Testaments, 1887; value
$2l95.65.
Whole number sold and gratuitousy distributed
exclusive of sales at the Depository in Richmond
6,56S.
Sales of the Bible Society of Virginia to Agents ani
Auxiliaries at the Depository, for the year ending
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Commissioners to the General Assembly

PresBgtsry of West Hanore.-Rey. DR.. ]. W.
Handy and elder A. d. Dickinson.
Presbytay of Montgomery. A. Hart and
elder ]. j, Wade.
PsesJytay Of MthlnJUg, Ky.-Rey. R. K.
Smoot and elder d. Banks.
Pfss6ytery Of Wilmington. Colin Shaw
and elder DIR, Neil Graham.
.PresBlaery Of Louisiana.-Rey. A. c. Payne
and elder S. 2. Graves.
Res5yterg of P1dueah, KN-ReY W. FL.
Thompson and elder D. II. Hughes.
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Festival of the United Presbyterian Churol

Festival of the United Presbyterian Church
in this City.-The ladies of Rev, DIR. Reads
church, so untiring in their efforts to complete
their house of worship, expect to commence in
their Lecture.room, Grace and 4th streets, on
Monday evening the 10th, sale of fancy articles
and refreshments, continuing it throughout the
week. The object needs no commentator in this
community, and the well known taste and energy
of the ladies in that congregation will insure COM
plete success.
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EE WANTED.-A Presbyterian Minister to
become the Pastor of a Church, and to take charge
OF a Male and Female School at Christiansvile,
va. Please address, with references,
GEORGE a. ENDLY,
Christiansyille, Mecklenburg Co., Va.
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The Right spirit.-A friend writes "God has
seen fit lately to aflict our family by taking to
himself younger brother, but the sting is gra-
ciously removed by the confident assurance we
health He He called him into communion with Him
and our Saviour by His Holy Spirit.
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Montgomery Presbytery, of the pre-
ceedings we are obliged to defer till next week.

BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for March, Contents
l. Historical sketches of the reign of George II.
3 Doubles and Quits 8. New Zealand and its
Gold Fields. 4. The Mortimer, Heather and
Christian 5. A Whist Renaissance. g. Stage
morality, and the Ballet. I. The Arts in the
Household.
From the Leonard Scott Publishing Co: New
York
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O 1'Rs NIJ IhIOAf Il "t5O WI DOF5 TO
Total-Bibles, 1919; Testaments, 2436; value
S11nQ 20
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BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.

not to know that our father, his contemporary, ha:
been dead about fifty years
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EVENING STAR.
LATE rELEGkAMS, &c.

The case of Jacob Il. Brown Va. Daniel j.
Young, involving the title to the vast water
power Of the Potomac river at Harper's Ferry,
which tor more than seventy years has been in
pcssessIe1 of the United States, was tried
before The CpItsd States Circuit Court at
ParkeTsburg, Chief Justice Chase presiding,
Isst week. and resulted IN favor OF the Defend
ant y OuDg, who represented the Government.
The agents of the Hamburg American line
have oI6ered the steamer Cambria to the
assistance OF the passengers OF the wrecked
steamer GeImania- The Cambria was about 10
leave New York for Europe with a full cargo,
but she DISCHARGED and sailed last evening for
Newfoundland
Col Stanton, Auditor of Virginia on Monday
sued his warrant on the State Treasury ia
.aVOr Of MAJOR Porter. Second Auditor, for
sJ5O,OOC, with which 10 begin paymeLt of the
interest on the State deb, which was COM
Tnencsd yesterday.
Professor Thursiou. &C companied by Messrs
Chphant and Baldwin, started In the balloon
Bridal Chariot at twenty Ave minutes TO five
o'clock Monday afternoon, from Meadyille,
Ps-, for New York. They expect 10 make the
trip within 10 hours.
A meeting OF the citizens o; ;Charlestown, Va,
ard vicinity. Interested IA the exDnsion OF tie
Cumberland Valley railroad. was held on
Thursday afternoon, August 5th, in thst pla.e
and resolutions were adopted in favor of the
PROJECT
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
esrne6 $500 during the month of July. The
rate Of the compaDy's earnings is seven MIL
liens per anuum, OF which three millions are
net earnings.
The ci'izsDs of 81. Louis held a meeting las
night, and passed a resolution looking to the
organization Of a national convention to con-
sider the question OF removing the national
capital 10 that city.
Hon John Young, of Montreal, is said to
naye started q company in Copenhagen whose
purpose IL Is TO lay submarine cable from
Northern Europe 10 America, via Farce Islands
and Greenland.
woman died suddenly ir DIR. Nathan BinC.
ham Office, Y ties, New York, yesterday, while.
10 IS alleged, be was attempting TO produce an
abortion upon her. He has been arrested.
The steamship Cleopatra, from Montreal for
London, was lost nelr Trepassey, Newfound-
Iand, on Sunday. The passengers and crew
were saved; the vessel totally lost.
train of seventeen freight ears were COM
pletely smashed up on the North MIsssuri
Railroad, ten miles west of Moberly, on sun
day. Loss $500 TO S}0.ot0.
The Cuban Tatriors destroyed a railroad
bridge near Puerto Principe lew days ago,
but he Spanish troops built another one next
cay.
MI W II. Marlin, general agent at Buti-
more Of the Intern atonaI EmIgrants' Pro-
tscuve Union, left there yesterday for Califor-
nIa.
The Lslpsic, of the Baltimore and Bremen
line. arrived at Southampton yesterday. The
Ohio leaves Baltimore to-day.
Hon. John Cessna has been nominate for
the State S-uate by the Republicans OF Fulton
county, Pa.
The monitor Dictator went TO sea from the
Delaware Break water on the Sth inst.
Archbishop Spaldlng returned to Baltirnore
yesterday from trip 70 the North
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8. MARSHAL'6 SALE.

In virtue of four writs Of feri fAciss, and one
writ Of yenditioni e1ponas, issued from the
Of Columbia, and 10 me directed, win sell st su6
s sale for cash, In front Of the Court House door
gust instant 1859. at II O'Clock m. all defendants
right title claim and inter in and to part OF Lot
ton, d. C.,beginning st the northeast corner Of
said SQUARE, thence south a feet, thence west to
IIection with the west line thereof, to the north
line OF SAID lot thence With said perth line to the
ments thereos, seized and levied upon a. the
property Of Brook Mackall, yr:, and VIII be sold
TO satisfy executions Nos SAT-. Sl78, III l,l7s
and 3706, in favor Of George q. Plant, Matthew e.
Emory. A; T. .; Richards. J. D. Parkinson, and
Owen Wilson, all against Brook Mack eli, Jr
ALEX SHARP, q. 8. Marshal b. q.
August 10, 1869 -. an i0-d
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Ol Il ID.

ri ibEALE-0n the 10Th instant. at O'Clock .. m ,
CHAhLkS NEALE aged IS years
The funeral will take place from hts late resi-
seoce. No 4IS nth street, between 3 and y on
20 morrow, W etaestsyJ the 18th instant, at ~
clock m.
bARBACGH. On the morning OF the Ilth in
Hsnt tLLkN. wife Of v Harbaugh.
Nouce OF her funeral will be given in to NOR
rows paper.
hiLsIgAD On the Tth instant Mrs ELIZA
W AiLsIEAD. In the 7Ist year Of her age.
q wiLs0s On the Ssn instant. Of heart disease
N-C WILSON, in the SOth year of hi, age
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BOARDING.

ROAkDING-No 4sl u street, between Sd and
- 4th streets; mouse has beeH thoroughly re.
psir' d. best location in Washington: elegant
Terms reasonable. au7-2Nr
ROARDING-A few senteeI BOARDERS cau be
~ accemm odated at lck h street, q short walk
trcm most of the De apartments, by PeunsyIyspfa
lsdy Home com forts and cleanli ness q speciality
EURHlSHED ROOMS FOB RENT-With or
L without BOARD. at No 49s Pennsylvapia
avenue, near Sd, Boarding at the same place, SIS
per week. iy a.
EIksT. GLASS BoARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms, to be had on rtasonabIe
terms at ais ct. bet 18th and 18th; short walk
from most Of the public Off ces. iystf
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DAYMERT OF SAC AND FOX sORIP.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFP1cE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS, June Is, 1853
Notice is hereby given tnat the Secretary Of the
Interior 10 prepared to pay the outsts nding in.
sissippi represented BY certificates issued by the
Indian Bureau.
The certificates should be presented Tor payment
prior to August l, 1852 - after that date no in.
terest xill be allowed on them They should be
tiops for payment must in every case give the post
ONCE address Of the claimant.
i, 8. PARK1R.
lie Commis mar
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UNDERTAKINGS.
RlCRARD r. HARyEY. ALONZo MARR
HARVEY & MARI,
UNDERTAKERS.
No. 33s y STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth.
nyB-ly
UNDERTAKES.
pRoPosALs FOB FRKsa BlET.

oFFIcE A.TISG CoMNIssARY OF Sc rBsIsrENcyy
FORT FoOTE, MD, August ID 1859
., sssd Proposals. In du duplcate will be receive,
dsy Of ansnar &c 1rti, Z m. on TUESDAY, the list
y. Autust, 1883, for furniahinR the Or .ons
Sntrsd % AZ fort eoote, Nd the Fresh Bee 4 re-
,ohaeI.s " tLem Tor six months, conmeusins oc-
Lst .SS OF such less tine a. the Com nj -.
Iss R.ef ?. s,9esi;ssnse - % e may direct.
xi,b a6rsi Is 20 os Of good marketable quality
80. 80 e9uaL Rtoboruons Of fore and hind onsr,er.
Ths sessks - and kidney t.Ilo~ 70 be sIcIaded
s fourth vertseral ioInt and the breast tr;mmsd
me snanks q the fore Quarters eat az
.Ioh three TO four inches above knes ioins ~
tne gsmbrel or hock jOfuf. '.enes sooys
The propesals will also state at vh., ,,,..
Snnd choice cuts will be fnrnished Tor 49, pso
Proyosals must be distinctly endor.sd .p.oo
tesfor frtsh Beef" suf addressed 60 the nnds
.lsDet 80 Fort Fcote, Nd, Who reserves ths ~,
r.Ject any or all bids not In the interest Of fSs
= Conci'is ns reau'rements, paynsnts. dc mad.
Ahoen on APPLICATION TO the undtr trsiRued
MO. 0kIER
.-ss. lat Lieut. 4th Artillery.
A. q. g., q. Q. A.
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IINITID STATES MARsHALs SALE,

In virtue Of awrit OF Teri facias issued from the
of Columbia, and to me directed, 1 will sell at
public sale; for casa 10 front OF the Court House
august instant, 1859 at IL O'Clock m eli defend.
anti right, title, claim. and interest, in and to
s1sd1visleR lot In square No $50 fronting zi1
New Jersey avenue. in the city of w ashing ton, d.
e., seized and levied upon as the property Of A.
ssh, In favor Of Essex Roberts
ALEX. SHARP, U. 8. Marsha! p. @.
aulO-dtdn loeo
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I United STATS PATENT OFTICI.
y WAsHinefoN, p o, Au&utt !, lSp,

I INITED STATES PATENT oFFIOI,
ON the pssisiop oshtfM oS SfMeFHf B%iLhY' =,
patent ersnted TO him on the nth day Of November
lsc, ior On inlroyensnt n Knittane Machines:
h: oes SS &. s az q as.rG q
person may oppose this exeension; OBJECTIONS, ae.
once twenty dsy1 6ef6fe ths day Of hearinG. s
y eAAU1L IlenUt,
NAVY PAYMAeTERV OTTICI.
WAsHINGIoN. 2. O.; Ang. s, lsee
sil ,. rsc.ived s tiis once uatiila y The 18th
day OF August. 1859, for the following article,
Wtieh xst BE Of iAe eery best Quality 70 be d.iiv
er.d st tns Ws.hipEton Navy Yard subject to the
Bnyear Coastyxcttos ead Repair.
123 ,0O0 feet white pins PLANK:
Puretased on account Of George n. Beale, de
DescristiS. schsduIe 70 be seen at this o,es. and
blank forms for bids furnished - usual
BiddeYs trisi STATE - thei, BIDS fhe date pitkia
thieA the plank caa Dc dstsTs,Sd.
aue-st Paymaster q. Q. Navy.
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the an6
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, In the District Of Colum-
ba, letters of Standardization on the lersonal e..
tate Of Oh Z0HG late OF WashiuQton
county, d. ., deceased. All persons having
to s sS h
the subscriber, on or before the f5th dsy Of
May next; they may otherwise oy Law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate. Given under
my hand this 18TH DAY of Nay, lS9.
EICHL j. PARTRIDGE.
j; 3l-lhvsus Administra or
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RY GREEN wILLIAMs,
No. 626. Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 626. Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TRUsTEEssALE OF FvALUABLEImpRoyeD
Pk9PEKTY FRONTIN0 ON nUKTH s. tE-
IaT TtEN nncriSTHs rSTs AsD 14TH STREETS WEST,
IL On MONDAY, the 23d day of August, 1859.
E".; ! shall SELL at O'Clock p. m, In front Of
htbe premises, by virtue Of q deed of trust
TO the eubseriber, bearing date the twenty
eighth DAY u December, one thousand eight bu
dled and sixty i've, and recorded In LIber b
d., No 10, felios SO, 60. land records ef Washing
ton county. District of Columbia, the following
Washington, District a'orfsaid, viz:-Part Let
numbered seven q, In square number ed two hun
dred and thirty eight 2SJ. beginning for the same
AZ point on north street, ten (l0) feet east of
the southwest corner Of said lot aud runnine from
thence east along the line Of street Wenty # We
feet t~o inches t2S 2 thence north eighty feet sol
thence west twenty i've feet two inches i25 o. and
thence south to the place Of beeinsing with the
improvements, consisting of two handsome Brick
Houses SC.
Terms: One. half cash; balance In six and twelve
monih foi notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancine
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purc naser
elg down on each house on the cay of sale And
II Ihe terms Of sale are not complied with within
five days after the day of sale, the Trustee "a
serves the right to resell the property a, the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser, by adyer-
Using three timss In some newspaper published in
CHARLES McNAMEE. Trustee
U23 eOddB 6REEN & MILIIAM1. Aucts