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Commissioners 70 the General Assembly.

Presbytay of West Haaorer.-Rev. DR., j. w.
Handy and elder A. D, Dickinson.
Pres5ytay of Noatgomay,-R A Hart and
elder j. j. Wade.
PresBytey of Lerjagtoa.-Rev. J. r. Bowman
and Rev. w. 4. Richardson, with ruling elders q.
A. Bruce and J. Brooks.
Pres5ytery Of East HqHorer.-Rev. DR.. Converse
and elder DR.. Robert Shore.
PresJytay of A5iRgd0n.-Rev. a. L. Hogshead
and elder Dr. Maxwell
Presbytey of Roaaoke.-Rev. Thomas Wharey
and elder Dr. w. W. Darlington.
Presbytey of Vest Lexington, Ky.-Rev DR.. j,
d. Matthews and elder Glass Marshall.
Pres5ytey Of N,hlenbwg, Ky.-Rev. R. K.
SmOot and elder D. Banks.
PresBytery of Raducah Ky,-Rev w. II.
Thompson and elder ID. II. Hughes.
PresJytay of Rraasylrania, Ky,-Rev, j. V.
Logan and elder W. K. Denny.
Pres5ytery of Louisville, Ry-Rev. Stuart Rob-
inson and elder Samuel CaSseday.
PresJytery of EJeaeze, Ky.-R2v. B. NJ. Hob
son and elder r. s. Evans
Presbyteyy of Wlmingtoa.-Rev. Colin Shaw
and elder DIR, Nell Graham.
Pes5ytay of Fdyettevdle-Rev. d. Farley and
elder W. B, Wright.
PresJytey of augusta Rev G. H. CARTRIDGE
and elder @. A. Rowland
Pres5ytay of Savannah. n. 2. Quarter
man and elder s. NJ. YarnedOc
PreSIatey7 Of Atllata.-Rev. Henry Quigg and
elder John .. Whitner.
Presbgteyy of Menphis-Rev. S. s. Gill and
elder J, II. McClelland
PresBytey Of NaskriUe. -Rev. J. W. Neil and
elder j. w, Burton.
Rres5ytery of Kaorrjle.-Rev. Henry Brown.
P,esBytay of Charleston Dr. J. l.. Cir
ardeau and elder A. Crawford.
Pes5ytery Of Harmoay-Rev. Messys. G. R.
Bracket aud j. L. Bartlett, and ruling elders j..
L. Kennedy and Alex. Mcqueen.
PresJy,ery of South Cdroiiaa.-Rev. MeSsrs
John NeLees and w. f. Pearson, and ruling ell
ders Baxter and L. A. Eyins.
PresJytely Of BetheL-Rev. D. Harrison and
ruling elder Dr. j. a. Reedy.
PresJytery of Ouachitq.-Rev David Kerr and
ruling elder James H. Johnston.
PresJgtery of ARKANSAS l. ]. Long
PresJgtery of Central Ohi0.-Rey. Robert Nor
rison and ruling elder William KiIen.
PresJgtery of Ne10 Orleaa&-Rey. r. S. Nc
Alister and elder j. A. Maybln.
PresJyiery of Louisiana. A. G. Payne
and elder S. P. Graves.
PresJyieYy of South Alqbdma-Rev. w. IL.
MAuley and elder H. W. Heath.
PresJlteYy of Florida-Rey. T. L. DeYeaux
and elder j. N. Hill.
Pes6yterv Of Brazos-Rey W. c. Someryille
and ruling elder James Sorley.
PresJytay of Western Eeras-Rey, ]. D. Porter
and elder A. H. Phillips.
ReS5gt2y of TuSkalooSa-Rey. ". L. Kenne
az and elder DR.. NJ G. Kinnard.
PseSI1H,oylj Of Cherokee Rev j. /. ROGERS and
elder 4. Stokes Ssyre.
Pes5ytery Of CRieEasaao. Rev. DR.. j. N. Wad
del and elder Joseph Wiley.
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Commissioners to the General Assembly.
TAKE NOTICE.

The Committee of the Churches of Mobile, ap-
pointed for the purpose, have written to the
officers of all the Railroads over which the Com
missioners may travel in going to the General As
sembly, and have received letters from the follow
ing:
Railroads which have agreed to pass the Com
missionerS for one fare-tO be paid in going to
Mobile; the members on their return to present
a certificate of membership signed by the proper
officer Of the Assembly.
Mississippi Central.
Macon and Western.
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern.
Charlotte and S. Carolina and Columbia Augusta.
South Western.
Memphis and Charleston.
Virginia and Tennessee.
North Eastern.
Cheraw and Darlington.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac.
Alexandria, Loudon and HamSphire.
Seaboard and Roanoke.
The following Railroads will pass elders for one
fare, ministers half fare each way.
Norfolk and Petersburg,
South-Side
Virginia and Tennessee.
Greenville and Columbia.
Railroads that viii sell tickets to go and return
for one fare, upon the Commissioners presenting
certificate of their appointment
East Tennessee and Georgia.
East Tennessee and Virginia.
Atlanta and North Carolina.
Montgomery and Eutaula.
Mobile and Montgomery.
Western North Carolina.
Wilmington, Charlotte and Rutherford.
North Carolina.
Opelousas.
New Orleans and Great Western.
Delegates to the General Assembly are request
ed to report Immediately on their arrival in Mobile
to the Committee on Accommodate" at the
Government Street Church Lecture-room.
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For THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
Letter from Rev. II. B. Pratt.
ATLANTIC OCEAN, April Gath, 1869,
LAT. $50 Az. Lon. TAO I3/

ATLANTIC OCEAN, April Gath, 1869,
Lat. 2S0, AS; Lon. 74', l3/.
My Dear Brother, Expecting to morrow to
meet the returning steamer, drop you few lines.
We have in all respects been greatly favored.
Excepting heavy Southwest wind, with which
we were incommoded the first day and night we
have had delightful weather-too good is said to
last us through the trip. The Henry Chancey'
is delightful boat. l do not see how it could be
improved We have two upper decks, and through
the kindness of the ticket agent, while allowing us
25 per cent. discount on our passage money, as
missionaries, our state-room is on the uppcrmost
deck. ~ or Is feet above the water, with broad
veranda, offering every advantage of air and exer-
else we could wish.
1t is pleasant to remember how many prayers
are offered in our behalf, and hope they will not
cease to go up when we reach our destination.
But it is even more pleasant to reflect, that Meth
er business nor pleasure take us abroad, but the
service of our blessed Lord, in whom we have the
promise and sure hope of the life everlasting.
Yours very affectionatey,
TT pRATT
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OFFERS FOR 1869.

l. For svsry fac names of new subscriO-
ers deemed responsible, the agent shall be
entitled to a copy of the Central Prss5ytsr'a"
for one year. -
?. Any person sending the names OF new
subscribers, together with payment for one
year, may retain for compensation ssre"ty.tps
cents upon each. = -,
Or, if preferred, for euery three such pad
subscriptions, the agent shall receive copy
of the Central Presbyterian without charge
for one year.
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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, go.
The following gentlemen constitute the present
Board Thomas G, Perrin, Joseph d. Wilson,
Jesse H. Lindsay, James Hemphil, 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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Mrs. Ellen Mark was the grand mother of the
beloved pastor of the Fredericksburg church,
whose death is now so much amented. The ex,
ceent sketch of her life was drawn in 1862, by her
first pastor, now the senior Professor in Union
Theological Seminary. 1t was placed by him in
the hands of Mr. Gimer, and is now sent to us
under the belief that its publication will be accepa
bic to our readers. The remarks of DR.. Wilson
as to the duty and usefulness Of preserving in the
Church the memory of those who have adorned
the doctrine of God, their Saviour, and have
faithfully served his cause, deserve much consider
alton. Our observation is, that few, if any, arti
cles are more interesting or edifyng to the mass Of
readers.
Having obtained materials for that purpose, it is
our intention to prepare, after an interval of a
month or two, sketch of the last pastor of the
Fredericksburg church. 1.-The righteous shall be
held in everlasting remembrance.
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The LAND WE LOVE AND THE New ECLECTIC
M AGAZINE for Nov Nonfanfc.

The LAND WE LOVE AND THE New ECLECTIC
MAGAZINE for May. Contents:
FRoNTIspIEcE-B erthold Auerbach. Engraved
for The New Eclectic Magazine l. Dominic
Pins Woodcock, .. Phineas Finn, the Irish
Member. 8. "They Desire Better Country
4. Little Barefoot. Chapters VII-IH. 5. City
Maid to Country Lover. 6. DR.. Dabneys Reply
to General Early. I. Berthold Auerbach. g.
The Outcasts of Poker Flat. 9. A Few Words
on Modern Doubt 10. Waiting for the Tide II.
The Dusseldorf School of Painting. r. The
Bramin's Secret l3 About Women and Dress.
IA. About Beranger. Is. The Seal for Virginia
16. Mosaic II. Science Discoveries, Inventions,
etc. IS. The Haversack. 49, Reviews. 20 New
Books. 81. Miscellany. %. Elk Cathedra %.
Menu Du Mois.
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Our Missionaries in China-We have heard
from Rev. NJ. H. Houston as late as February 10th.
The young men were well, and succeeding finely
in the acquisition of the language. Mr. Houston
had already commenced instructing the natives in
the truths of the gospel
Remember these dear brethren in your prayers,
Christian friends and may Gods goodness to them
SIR US up to fresh efforts to sustain and strengthen
our Mission cause everywhere.
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RresJytery of Central Mssissppi.-Rev. j, Nc
Campbell and elder ]. P. Chester
Presbytery of North Mssissippi-Rev. ID. d.
Paine and elder A. G. Buford.
Pres5ytery of Mississippi Mr.. Trawick and
ruling elder j. NJ. Hooker.
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, for March, 1856

The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, for March, 1869
New York: The Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany l40 Fulton street.
The table of its contents is attractive, compris
ing series Of articles on the following themes
"The Royal Engineers; Russian Literature; Revo
lutions in the Queens English; Dean Milman; The
Increase of Lunacy; The Hudson Bay Company
What is Mans Chief End ; Public Works in India
the Reconstruction in Germany" Subscriptions
received by Woodhouse & Parham, Richmond.
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L1ppINCoTT's MAGAZINE, for May Contents
l. Beyond the Breakers; novel-part V. q
May Apples; poem. g. Salmon Fishing. a.
Hans Breitmann in Politics; part iii. s. Rouge
gorge; tale. 6. Life in Coal Mines. 7. A few
Curious Derivatives. 8. Dick Lyles Fec a story
of the day. O. Spectrum Analysis. TO- Earl
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. By Genio G..
Scott With one hundred and seventy five il
lustrations New York: Harper and Brothers.
Received through A H. Christian & Co., Rich
mond, Va.
Here are 4SO pages large limo, filled with all
kinds of information about fish-much of it curl.
Gus and very interesting. There are five parts,
with about twenty-five chapters, and nothing per-
tanning to the history and habits of fish, together
with the various ways Of taking them, seems to
have escaped the author The work is complete,
and as the immortal I" Isaak Walton" has made
the science of angling fairly part of polite liter.
ature, this volume may be recommended as one Of
the BEST if not the very best on the subject since
his day.
A valuable chapter is devoted to the subject Of
the propagation of fsh-a matter of much inter.
est in recent times, and which will grow into great
practical importance.
This volume, the Editor, after writing the no
tice above, puts into his trunk, and takes with
him to Florida, whose waters fresh and SALT are
stocked with myriads of the fnny tribe and
where the information and suggestions given may
be turned to account.
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"THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO" the land of the
Orang Outang and the Bird of Paradise, nara
tive Of travel with stories of man and nature, by
Alfred Russell Wallace. Published by Harper &
Bros, New York.
The work is copiously illustrated, and introduces
the reader to region out of the ordinary track Of
the traveller, and interesting from its strangeness
KATHLEEN, novel, by the author of Ray.
mond's Heroine" Published by Harper & Bros,
New York.
The Man Who Laughs" Part l. "Sea and
Night" By Victor Hugo. New York: D. APP.
pleton & Go. Paper cover Price 30 cents
PoPE's PoETIcAL WORKS. cheap and desirable
edition of the works of this great poet Paper cover
so cents.
ANNIE OF GEIERsTEIY. Another of SCOTS great
romances.
Two LIFE PATHS. By L. Mulbach.
Through A. Fl. Christian Co., Richmond.
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The Generous Offer to be found under Specia
Notices should not be overlooked Who among
cur enterprising farmers will become the pur.
chaserY
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May. Contents

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May. Contents
l. Malbone: an 0ldport Romance. V. 2. The
Clothes Mania. g. Brahmanism. 4. The He
roine of Long Point. 5. The Puritan Lovers. 6.
The Foe in the Household. III. 7. Spring in
Washington. 8. Eleanor in the Empty House.
9. Autobiography of Shaker. H. TO- Can a
Life hide itself? II. The Pacific Railroad open.
II. u. The Intellectual Character Of President
Grant Is. The New Taste in Theatricals. H.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
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Douglas, of Philadelphia. IL. Recollectlons OF
Washington Irving. r. The Argosy; poem
Is. A real Ghost Story. H. Our Monthly dos-
sip. Is. Literature of the Day.
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COMPANION TO THE BIBLE. By Rev. E. P. Bar
rows, d. D., Professor of Biblical Literature
Published by the American Tract Society. Re
ceived from the Depository in Richmond, Va.
Having examined this work with good deal Of
care, we are prepared to recommend it as an ex
celent manual for Bible classes and Sabbath
Schools. The results Of Biblical investigation are
presented in condensed and covenient FORM
The first part contains concise view of the ev
dences of Christianity, the second and third parts
treat of all those subjects proper for an ntroduc
ton to the Old and New Testaments: the fourth
is devoted to principles of Biblical Interpretation
There is large amount of excellent and inter
esting fresh matter in this volume, and we are
pleased to find that it is.to be followed by another
on Biblical Geography and Antiquities.
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MINUTES OF THE PREsBYTERY OF BRAzos.-
The printed Minutes of the spring meeting of this
Presbytery has just been received. 1t is nea
pamphlet of IS pages, on excellent paper, and
complete in every respect, including Presbyteria
Reports to the General Assembly, and a list of al
the ruling elders with their Post Offices Much
of its completeness is due, we feel sure, to the
foresight and energy of the excellent Stated Clerk
Rev. R. f. Bunting, of Galveston. We hope the
good example of printing the minutes will soor
be followed by our Virginia Presbyteries, and in
deed all in our Southern Church
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nSp REMOvAL.-The Office of the Central Pres
byterian has been removed to No 1918 Main Street.
over the Banking house of Thomas Branch Esq
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Proposals.



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aiI;sPc:sl: .iIl % ssrs.d Proposal. for rr,,h
Pr. EEISs ~; y, " ., n.;A,,cnusR4Y.
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OTyIeE Cor. or suBsisrHEcH. q. 8. Al
Roos No. Q, kHrnRPnn ins, BUILDING.
CiseiNHArI, ONO, september %, 1859,
Sealed proposals In duplieats, with copy Of this
advertise ant attached, are Invited until l2o'coek
N. tho 2sth day o. October, lsp, for furnishtpG
the United States Subsistence Department with the
following stores.
" barrels Ness Pork.
100 barrels Family Flour.
o. rs pounds White Beans
1881 pounds Rio Coffee
s'1o PSSgnd; Of sugar. tsaual to standard. stuart.
DO GALLONS Of Vinegar.
100 pounds Ads, candles, (full weisht)
]. 00D pounds Family Soap.
$40 pounds off Salt
Samples Of the articles tsIospt pork) to be fur
nlshed.
in good PACKAGE, and 10 he dslysrsi At The ware
house Of the accepted bidder. free Of charge for
plT9P.;.is e b saa,.''ed to Sso sass,, n
Captain 9. IT, Brsyst Major, u. i. Army.
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GALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY,

SALE OF MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY,
Custom. Housn. NoRyoLz,yA.(
CoLLlcTen,s oHriol, Sept 2, 1870
am authorised By the Hon. George y, Boutwell,,
Secretary q M 20 Offer fS5 sale pqbio
is%:SScs;, Nsifslt, J, SS'si0si. i S., "'n'oa''
~ WV PirRI Pk6PsRTY. H'A ho'
Situated on w.'hins;Cn, 6Sint' in the county of
The building 70 Of brick, three stories In height,
The lot fronts on the Elizabeth river 2s5 feet ~
3D. .nd io,iSe, alley ,hS ent5s premises being in.
This property 10 most beautifully located, 10 we'll
sdtR.sa fsr hr:ts,,ss ae.dspy OF fora plses Of
could be moderniIed, thereby maxim II oss OF the
no.s beautiful and attractive pri'a's residences In
FROM its commanding situstion, excellent views
can be bad Of the surroundinG country aad Of the
premises. from their close proximity TO The city Of
nsrss most as.Ss sd sns WI.
worthy the a's9 4sS 10 Il e 81 sIEs
sale, the balance 10 four ID equal auartsr.yssriy
.ss aH = Is @ @n&' S az sss
Any failure on the psft Of the purchaser to make
the payments as above viii Involve a forfeiture to
An bi. 70 5. m.is subject 70 he spproSsi q he
ins the right 70 reject any or all bids II deemed 10
the interests Of the Government 70 do 80.
eeItineAte Of sale will be given 70 the success
e. ssSt +: :as e % Pa S "a
when the last payments shall have been made.
plat descriptive Of the above properly can be
LEWIS W. WEBB.
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Government SAILS.
,ALL OF aUARriRnAsrFR's sroREs.

Nall VI aoAhfkkhAsTkh'6 eTOkkg.
o,,sc: p.ror ayA.r...Asr,s.,
yMsv onLl!ss, Ia n September n, lep
Qetober %, iqo. A vieksburg Press, eorner Oh
Calliope and Hrunt Lsves stresta-
3. ~ pounds Oats,
O,N6 pounis Straw,
10 Iron Beadsteads,
9toyes. tassorted,)
I Ambuihhos.
. Whssibanows.
ePau1ias,
. loo feet Rubber Hose,
Loo pounds Horse and Mule Shoes,
fogsther with an assortment Of ters W
Erishh' Biasksniths'' Asd ssddlsrs' Tools and
~ .i;C !. =. zane s. place c,:
Terms. Cash. -.... .... ...
D. stSsr q s,ss.. sHs. sss, fis9. ny.r. Chief
aaar''rna''sr' Department Of LouIaisssss .ro
Btsyst Lieut. Gel. aud Assistant ouartermsster,
United States Army. Depot ouartsrmaster.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
HEApauARrsRs FIYrH MLIrARr DtsrRIcr,
nstahsr Ism

HIApeu ARrERs PIyrH MtLIrAnr DrsrRIcr,)
o''''ios'' 00H.l''1! ss,ossi y, 80
IL: d'.s,{ =. FS,,; Hans.p
r1 I'D Sda a s. S.fSs q SrSS
Risssri.s Of sahs,stsnes, from January !, iso. 70
D::S . sus.ss. ns S" l.. The Com
Tn FLOUR %a,s be ehSiss; e asS nsg ground
BxCnE must ). new smoked, sound aud sweet.
form .i,s u tss S.as.s er5p ef.sq suSai s Sn
I, e :.et a, or s s.a H.. and
sokp R.; :: hard md dry md e fill weight.
= S's 5s sfti; S sSsi' ). Il. s.
"a 5. . ;sss
The contractors will be required % deliver such
sask I &ss *. fs"s comma On ;SSs
% h1s ss1 P %s a SR0 S ssns sysd
should the contractor fall to dslIyer. after such
sss d.;.s as Sore. q Inferior asstS ss Il.
As,ins conmis.,ry shall have Dover @ pursh.ss.
4: he m.s siseti or ,hs ,andsrslt asd nay direct
81 %s; :.s from &. K. & .sa
ing Transportation to the post where required shall
All .isiels, Win Be ssrsiuliy in,pee ed on tho
part e. The up,ssd s.ssss and esr.a AGATE q n,
Psyasnts will be mad. By the uudsr.,ru.a for
n %s Sssss aho rses1s S s .Ofs.
Ss ss S:f S b w SSSsa ua X sSa :tfs
panied ~ 3 written Su.rsniss q Two rsspSssibis
S:.,. ss q &. az. ;S. "a T.
s;Ps$ % .1da ssr r ri hs
- n an rsttAa tuch Amount NJ the undsF-
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STafE 4s9ShRs A N pHhesRfsH SsEE

ORDNAEoa OFFICE
Ia pursuance o. ths - approved December is,
lsss And ~ q ne Of We. me
:os ss ass e R1sss
iS sssS io% az d., as md con-
The value Of this propsr!y for manufacturing
s.isg ErspsHsd and Vii .ass z p o. sHc
may wl.h u. =. sGoa 4. printed. upon their apply
ne prSpsry YIN b :Sld in lots: The ar.t vii,
sss DAM. M 70 H. ws1 g. IL S
t0n.e. AZ AInSIy Canal and w.tssT power q tho
is ,his srouna ana tSs SuSaseoa: q .sS.ia
others and the vstsr wheels. with gearing. and
Ssn nG srs urSns. he most nd
the others ars mostly cast iron with wooden
II. second will be q. 4: Of tss Rihs F,etS5y
'- Fss VIII HsSt Shenandoah Ferry. With
n fh a.tss .iiI 'aS.f to .a and
i ssS ss sSSp h. I sR:nsnssss '0 .'' mountain
The nhh viii be The right to dig Iron ore from
Ffeud;' ore BANK, acquired By deed from Henry
:%$ WA :ss Is; Sc 81 and Lots in
The dovernment will convey to III. purchasers.
to be perfect In every case,
The terms OF sale prescribed By law are credit
Of one and two years. the purchasers 70 give bond
and security for the payment OF thu purchase
money, and these terms must DO compiled with
within tel days after the sale.
A map showing the mstes and bounds Of the
Harper Perry property will be exhibited a. the
time Of sale.
The d9yCramsat reserve; the Ilsht to withdraw
any Or all lo'' offered II the bids arr MT saisfsr
WIZ Bre~st Major General, Chief d Z oTdnaGco
NOTICE TO pELISoUgyTs.
Persons " hu pu Assd lots 10 1854 and have not
fully paid Tor then, are notified that II they pay
what i duo before the day Of sale, the lots viii
be decided 10 hem. Otherwise they vii be Sssold'
Brcyet Major General, Chief Of Ordinance,
Ant rs Id
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-12

CSnss.oy CAMP 4sD souIs sr3ssrs.
VIII be sold At pubiic auction, on Monday, o.
tobsr D. lsg. at 0Fseu VILE, LouisiAnA, the IN b
pitsl
!, The bAIrsoks consist Of forty Eve CtD Frame
works, With condenser, pipes, &o,, q complete
Gas Works, with eondsn.sr. tspk. spipes, &c,
iour thaussai dSs huadred ,sooS fsot. more or
less, Of feneinE
An Inventory q the property 10 be sold can be
seen upon application At this once.
sale TO commence At II q. m, and to continue
until the property IL disposed Of.
Terms cash. Property At the risk Of purchaser
.f,er The date Of sale A rs..9nsble Time viii be
BY order Of Brsvet Brigadier 6eneTal Fred,
ayeIs, Deputy ouartsrmastsr. 0snerAl and Chief
ouArtsrmsster. Department Of Logisiana
Brsvet Lieutenaut Colonel and Assistant Guar.
termastsr U. 8. army, Depot ouArtermAsteT.