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New PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN WASHING
TON. The new Presbyterian Church, on Sth
street, near the Patent Office, under the pasto-
raj cate of the Rev. SEprIMUs TUsTIN, Chap
lain of the United States Senate, is rapidly pro-
crossing towards its completion. A valuable
lot having been given in May last by Gen.
VAN. Ness, as a site for the edifice, the corner
stone was laid with appropriate ceremonies, in
which several of the clergy of different denom-
nations participated, on the I'd day of July,
in the presence of large and deeply interested
assembly Although eight months have not
elapsed since its commencement, during which
time two months have been lost by unavoidable
interruptions in procuring timber from a dis
tance,) it is believed it will be ready for dedi-
cation early in the Spring. 1t is handsome
and spacious edfce, and stands as a monument
of active enterprise and Christian liberahty'
1t is proper to say that the citizens Of Wash
ington Of all denominations, without excep-
ton, have beautifully illustrated the sublime
principles of our Holy Religion by the gene
rous aid which they have afforded to this in,
fant enterprise. Intel.