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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
LO4,IH Al kalLS!

TyAVING obtained the services OF MR.. JAMES
IGA H. CLARRIDGE, man that ST ands at the head o.
the trade in the Eastern cities, FUR AND sill
HAT MAKER AND FINlSiiER, we are prepared to
manufacture aud sell superior Moeskin, siA NuIria
and Beaver Hats together 18th all other articles in our
line of bus mess in superior TO any that have
ever been offered in this city.
Wheeling, April "A. :. AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
Res&ssa'd saCr.

INST RANCE.
= lSkS VIII he taken BY tie FIRE & MARINE IN
~sSt EANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING At tn,
Tow ESr
BUILDINGS OF ali Kinds stone brick or wooden and ther
contents
Steamboats,, factories. mills, &c.
Furniture.
And merchandise Of all kinds
Aud against all dangers attending the
goods on rivers lakes seas, canals, and railroads
For the character OF sc company a. 10 pruupiiiud
ana herality ia the adjustment and payment Of osses
we beg leave To refer 10 the merchants OF ths place
elsew mere who have had tine adjustment claims upon
Us once on Nam street. X. W. HARDING, See'y.
aug 4.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
ITO BE lNSU RED-or not To l-e-thafs the auesfiot
whether u Is better by sweeping fire. 10 il. ruit
ed-and subject To all The ls that desh is heir TO- Or 4,
prudent man go To the Protection Office and there 4,
made safe comfortable aud happywe leave for you t,
determine.
Inc Protection Insurance Company oftIartford Conn.
having already paid 5000 losses in The We.
tern country. Untitled 10 the highest confidence an
their agent p Wheeling. Virginia
W. +. PETERSON,
VIII TAI sks on dwelling hogses. warehouses stores
niis otorIes &c. together with their contents such a
hir ure merchandise, machinery aud every other de-
S'ti"i OF insnralc property Also on steam keel an
Nat boats and their and from any port ON T.
western Waters, on the most reasonable terms
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
FARM For SALE

| am IsslrgIIs 10 sell U'y farm near W Wheeling.
W. N'N-'' '''' and VIII sell 1t together or in
PARCELS, To sui purchases, and on accnmmod tting
terms jan S2-if JACOB
E,t. S,lo lots in the new Gravel ard Fest
VI ''tl'C- Wueelus; apply to NJ Robsn Al me
Marble fard. Market at. AprI2 ROUAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
To THE LADIES.

A Inx, Tsax,,oo, wonld inform the Ladies' OF
AVA. tHC uioH, Wheeling that he has lust re.
ceived by express, few dress patterns, splendid,
sy emhTo Tered tw isied silks They Of the
imponatons from France. Call soon if you wish to
see lIeni. april Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

IRON RALISGs for public and private buildings and
= public squares, of every variety of form and pattern
CEMETERY RAiLISGs, of classic and unique desi gns
embracing upwards Of one hundred different varieties
lRoN CHAIRS AND SETTLES, for Gardens, Halls and
PiaZzas-new style.
VERAspAs AND PILAsrERs, for Cottages made in every
style
Superior WRouGHr IRON GATES, for Carriage en-
frances.
New style BALcoSy BRACKETS &c.
IRoS TABLES OF various Styles enhr acing Louis XIV
Eliza etllean Gothic and modern patterns, with white
and Gold Italian Marble tops These tables have heen
introduced by the SUI scriber for Hotels
Ice Cream Saloons &c They are beautiful articles of
furniture for Hat Stores and other establishments where
II is desirable 10 make a grand display.
tle has recently constructed an elegant sui anal
CAST IRoN ilIrcuING Posr in form admiralty sdapted
20 pernanency of position highly onamcnted and rep
resenting well executed HEAD of that noble
the Horse. Such article has long been DIES idera
tu, and is offered 10 the good taste OF the public.
Strangers Wis ting Philadelphia, respectfully invi-
ted 10 call al Its Wareroos and his different
specimens Of new aud beautiful work.
ROBERT WOOD. Proprietor,
Ridge Road. above cottonwood ST., PHlLApA.
u Pile has recently published, great expense, an
original work exhibiting The designs and patterns
which executed at his establishment, embracing all
the above artc and the various and splendid patterns
of Cemetery balcony, STEP aud other Ratings which
have he manufactured for Laurel Hill and other cele.
braed Cemeteries, signed expressly for his esia
lishHgent, and which may he sent any par OF the
world 10 those who desire to make selection. TN
doubted reference will he required ensure prompt
return of the work. after opportunity for making the
selection. )ril24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
Same Defendants.


Take notice that the dispositions of Thomas Steele
and others will be taken at the office of the Mayor
of Pittsburgh in the city OF Pittshurgh the
State Pennsylvania the seventeenth day of May,
A 1919, between the hours of O'Clock and 8 o.
clock NJ to tie read in evidence in each of the above
named causes on behalf OF sad Complainant. And if,
from any the taking of the shall not he
menced, being commenced shall not he completed
that day. the taking thereof Will he ajoarned from
to time until the same shall be completed.
WILLIAM A. HILL,
BY James s WiIeate, His Attorney.
To the defendants in the above entitled causes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

rsHE subscriber has this day received assortment
L of DR. Jaynes' highly valuable medicines It is
necessary nyng here in praise of their great
efficacy the of those diseases for which they
recommended they have long been hcnre the public
aud have obtained q celebrity surprising all other
pounds The following comprises list of The articles
received, viz:
Jaynes' Expectarant for coughs, colds, etc.
Hair Tonic, for the growth Of the hair.
Alternative for Scrofua, Rheumatism and dis
eases of the skin.
Jayne Hair bye, to color the hair auburn or jet bk.
Carmiuajve BaIsdm, for Summer complaints etc.
:" Tonic Vcr.litIge, Tor the expulsion of worms.
- Sanative Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases of
thestomach.
Jaynes Ague Pills, positive cure for Fever and Ague
Persons desringto know of the above medis ines
can do by calling and obtaining one of the Dot s
M.dicai AInauacs for 1919, free of charge
BaENTLfNGER'S potheca
Between the Post Office aud Court House Wheeling
mr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
REMOVAL.
THE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE

AS heen removed from Main Water treet
into the next door 10 the office of the National
Road stage company ana next door Cark's Coffee
House, where he is receiving all kinds of Ready Maize
Cipths for the season, made expressly this
from his wfot Establishment in Baltimore, No 49,
Pratt street. which he offers for sale wholesale
tail a. low he bought in baltimore Pal adel-
PIMA being ut trhe difference in the transportation
His stock consists Of kind. of clio hing usually kept
in clothing store viz-Fne English aud French dress
frock and sack Coats do Cashmere, Tweed, Cerot,on
Linn aad cotton coats, some as low 8 O0 plain and
fancy summer cashmere pants, do. Tweed, Linen and
cotton, ssne very good at rs cents; plain and fancy
satin, mersacs and great variety other STYLES of
Vests good at Sk cents general
OF Starts, hdNs, gloves. suspenders, etc. Also few
very fine gentienens travelling bags caps and um. rel
las. Remem, the Baltimore Clothing store on alter
street, where you can hay the Lcsi goods for the
money. Apf25l NJ. STEIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28


IN CHANCERY-Iu tse Circuit Superior Court Of
Law aud Chancery for Ohio county IN the State of
Virginia:
BErW ZEN Robert Morrison, executor and Elizabeth
Morrson eNccutriX on The last VIII and testament of
Joseph Morrison, deceased CoxpL.INAxrs
AND Austin Pcay, William Augustus Pcav Henry
Allen Elizabeth French. esecu TX. and Peter French
eIecutsr of William French. deceased. Henry Morton.
Francis Ilorubrook Thomas Hornhrook John NJ
Clarke. ia mes \ Clarke. Henry Moore John w Gill
executor of Joseph CID deceased, liam Ross George
Woodford Ross, Joshua Pesy. Lloyd Howard and Fran
his wife, Elizalets De Bapiste and Jubcrnie lie
Baptiste. DEFENDANTS.
Use defendants in the above uamed cause are hereby
notified that the dispositions of Andrew TAYLOR McCorI
and others viii he taken office of Crooks Il smith,
barristers in the city Of Toronto in the Province
Canada, on Monday. the twen second day of May
mex. hetwcen the hours Of eight O'Clock A.
O'Clock Z. NJ, t. he read in evidence in the said
cause behalf O said comlainants. Aud IT, FROM any
the taking of said dispositions shall be commen
ced being need shall he completed on that
day the taking thereof viii he adpurned from tino
time until the sane shall he completed.
The said defendants also hereby notified that the
dispositions Of Redick McKee, Charles Knox and 9th
crs, Will be taken in said behalf of said
plauants. al the office of Lamb Russell attornics at
law in the city of Wheeling in the State Of Virginia
on Thursday, the first day of June next between the
hours of eight O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock ?. NJ =,
and thereafter at the place by APPOINTMENTS from
time to tme till completed.
LAMB & RUSSELL,
April 81 Is4s Sol. for said Complanants.
NOTICE FOR TAKING DISPOSITIONS,
TN the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
4 for Ohio county in the State of Virginia.
William A Hill, Complainant,
Rush HAYS Daniel w Boss. Isaac Carter, Andrew
Byers Leonard T. Forsyth, Robert S Irwin James II
Forsyth. aud James Baker, Defendants
William Hill, Complainant,
Same defendants.
William Hill, Complainant,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
ANOTHER ARRIVAL.

ANOTHER ARRIVAL.
EYoNEY Belts, superior article by
AVA TilOS HORNBROOK Il co
E7ISH books, 81 600, assorted sizes by
= THOS nOKNBROOK co.
G EA Grass Fish Lines, by
- rHOS HORNBROOK & CO.
.asE EAStRlNG Lines in aud without; 3, ), %,
Ava So 50 and Ct feet in length, by
THOS HORNBROOK & co.
4 ORAL Necklaces, beautiful by
- THOS HORNBROOK & co.
TIiGS HURNBkOOK 4 co
STEEI Beads Rings and Tasses that can't be heat.
- Al just reed aud for sale at the variety store
Apri! Il THUS IlDKNBRUO & co. Monroe st.
T2oSNErr Boards and Wrapping Paper-A very
~ large stock hand and for sale at
prices ApIj JOHN u THOMSON, Union ST.
X IOZ Cotton Trot Lines hand and for sale low
49, by Aprl5 II BERRY, Water street.
FSaaS1 LIB! Cotton Wrapping Irvine, 4 superior
G3N W. article on hand md for sale low by
Apri5 II BERRY, Water street.
Manila Rope IA s1 R os nsI n"n% sd o. e. MAJ
by Apr Is { ii BERRY, Water st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
WOODS
RRIDGE COMPANY

STEAM IRON RAILING MANDATORY,
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE BUTrONWSoD STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
NAMING THE FUR FLY, ON LITTLE

BOOT AND SHOE
E-xSzs<ENS. NANUFACTORY.
Ez304HE M~---. .J9ssS BRlgE Fashinna-
- 1s--.sesa@z. hle Root and Shoe Maker, few
doors below the Monroe House,
Main At. WHEELING Va.
HE wishes Inform his friends and the public gener
ally that has hand the best and fashion
able assortment of FINE BOOTS in the city, and made
by workmeu in the western country. He also
keeps hand good assortment of fine pegged Boots
which he sells very low. These with everything in his
line, and with close and attention to business
md by provide and cheap article, he hopes
meet the patronage of discerning public.
FRENCH CALF SKINS.
HE has just received fresh lot of French Calf skins,
which he 5 prepared TO manufacture into Boots aud
Shoes his friends very short notice, in his pecu
llarly neat and fashionable style. AprI2
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
PAPER HANG1NGS


lust received at FISHERS Book STORE Main street a
variety OF patterns OF / aper Hapgings, low
as ID cts A beautiful SUI ply expected in few DAYS of
NM 81 coors for Halls and and Parors with hor
uets 10 nlatcii me assorp ent of Fire Screens
hi""o" n'ihds. flcase call aud see them. aplU
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28

NJ EAfOLiFAN, Pamela Gimp and Braid Ronnets
AV Gimp and Braid Hats Tor children together with
beautiful stock OF Ribbons Just receivedby
AprlU CHAPLlNE & THOMSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28
BRENTLiNGER,S

8 Lucrative SYRUP for the cure of scrofu;
1880 and eutaueous diseases stands unrvailed. Rea,
the following
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-28


Tubes together with his Book of IectuI
OF the Lungs and cause, prevention and of ful-
nouary consumption, Asthma, and Diseases OF the
Hear; tae laws OF Longevity. and ON the mode of
preserving Male and Female health TO hundred years
with 70 Illustrations; by Samuel Sheldon Fileh, A NJ.
The Afflicted aud Medical Faculty in particular, are
respectfully invited TO call and examine.
supply OF ths above instruments and Books Just
opened and for sale by JAS MELLOR, Agent.
ysAprls Union ST. Wheeling Va.
ere "a PACK AGES assorted Teas, just received by
a. ~ mar y MITCHELL, OSBuN & co
90. BALES superior son Slelled Almonds just reeei
=" vadhy mrl7 MITCHELL osRtN n 60.
GA TONS Soda Ash.
81 4 % casks sup'r carb Soda.
10 do sal Soda; Our own importation direct
from Liverpool, for sale very low by
apps PRYOR 4 PAUL., 1914 Market st.
BRENTLiNGER'S APOTHlICA,
ASHLAND SQUARE, WHEELING, Va.
S-g HERE Physicians prescriptions are accurately
.s.s sud neatly put up al att hoafS of the day and
night also where can be hadthe following popular med
Doct Jayues Medicines.
noci Rose's do
Riley's Pile Ointment,
Lewis Indian Vegetable Pills,
Smiths do do sugar rl's,
BramdrtUis 40 do
kuuaitds sntl-costINc do
Duet Deans Rheumatic do
loct ChSphian's Blood purifier aud Liver Pills
Hygean Pills,
Nc Alis,er's An Healing Ointment,
CompouHd > rup R0ueset
Alternative syrup far cure Of Scrafnia and al
diseases arising from impurities OF hood.
Nerve and Bone Linment.
Compound syrup sarsaparlla, &c &c.
Apr.lj
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
Naval Intelligence


The following is q list Of the midshpmen who have
lately passed their examination at Annapolis we
unable at this time to give the order of merit which
these gentlemen respectively hold but expect shortly
to receive it from Washington.
OF eighty-six applicants 1t will be that seventy
eight have succeeded in passing the most trying
nation held on the junior branch Of our naval
vice.
North Carohna.-tJona. II. Carter, James J. Wad-
dell, r.. c. Duval, David Coleman.
Maryiand-Aug: McLaughln Jos; Daniels, John X.
VIM. G. Hoffman, Alex. A. Semmes.
Massac husets..F G. Dallas w. d. Whiting, VIM.
w. Lowe, Jos. b. Smith.
P,nnsyirania- Sam Franklin, +. Y. Mscauly,
T. G. Watmough, D. P. McCorke, S. McGaw.
Ner York..John Mcleod Murphy David A: McDer-
NUT, Geo. Il. Morgan, John v N. Philips, w. c. West,
w. NJ. Gamble, +. A. Roe, G. w. Young, J. Fl. March,
John T.. Hart. Edm. w. Henry, Edw. Renshsw, w. w.
wilkinson, Milton Haxon.
Missowi.-R. G. Minor.
Maine -Greenleaf Cilley, Fras. q Clarke
Georgia -Edw. T.. Stone, J, Ke &. +. HOPKINS.
rest j. Rochelle, Walter +. Jones, W. X Mayo, NJ J.
Smith, VIM II. Weaver; Thos. You ng, JOS l.. Friend,
jos A. seawell, John II. upshur,
Connechcut.-Wm. DeKoven
District Of Columbia -Chas Lattimer. WIN l. Pow
ell, John J. Hanson, Walter V. ellis Thomas S File
brown, Gustavus Harrison.
Ken ucku-Jas f.. Jorettc, Jos. f.. DeIfaven, Chas.
w Woolley, John D. Langhorne
S. Corolina WIN. Wainwright, w. w. Holmes.
Deioacare.-C Charles Gray, Charles c. Bayard, ALLEN
McLano
Termonf. Charles G. Hunter, Edward "A. Selden.
.4idbama.-Jos. j. Cooke
Michigon.-Robert Stewart Geo l.. King
Inofs.-John G. p. DeKrsnt, iona. Young
Lou siana.-Adrisn Desond.
1Those names marked with star Of the date Of
1s42-those marked with dagger are OF the date Of
1s4O--ths remainder are of the class Of 1s4l
FEIoSious ASSAULT UPON a WoMAN.-James
Nugent alias James Gleason, was brought up
charged by Mrs Rosa nah Nc Mullen with assaulting
her at her residence, in south Boston, with intent to
commit rape on the ey oing of the 10Th instant and
was ordered to find suret in $500 to appear for ex
animation. The officer port that the husband OF
the complainant and the Nfendant, with others were
PLAYING Mt cards in bar at South Boston, and
McNiullen having lost 81 Of money, sent Nugent
to Nc Mullen residence TO fresh supply He
went as reque st.d, but inding Mira McMuen Ia bed,
committed the assault with which he stands charged
The husbs nd Of the Injured woman though he had
been notified that his wife had made complaint to
the sitting magistrate did not appear in court-Bos
Ton Times, Sept, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
Railway Matters.

The engineers employed by the directors, hsve com
need the surveys for the final location of the Barre
and Worcester Railroad
The new telegraph line from Baltimore direct to
Wheeling, will be opened in q few days. The Wheel
ing Times says that this line is put up in sub
stantial and perfect manner than any other in the
Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

TRIAL or ErEs.-The Superior Courtot Dinwid-
die Judge Nash presiding commenced It's session
Monday last The case of principal interest on the
docket that of Dan bridge charged WIN the mar
der OF Adolphus r. Muir The trial CONNER need on
the 10th inst and after dhculty, Jury pro-
cured on the 2lst int.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
MQll Failures
Odds md Ends.

There was entire failure of the Eastern mail Ai
st. Louis on the Goth intst. from beyond Wheeling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

GrrAr DEspArcH-Ths Nor York Herald Extra
containing the steamers mailed sunday last,
reached us yesterday Ii was not the fault OF our
oblig,ug contemporary 80 Baltimore clipper sep'' ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
Yellow Fever.

1CIIOW FCVCr,
The following report yesterday received from the
health officer, at Staten Island =
QuARANrINE, Sept %, l84S
Hrs Honor THE MAyoR:--No new cases of yellow fe-
yer since last report One of those previously reported
has sir died.
Respectfully, ALEX. Z. WHITING,
Health OHoer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

Eprsr1IeENcE FROM THE BRITISH PROVINCES
The Senator, at Boston. left ST. John, y. b., on
Tuesday at Q A. M. She reports that the steamers
with each other the night Of the 25th instant in
81 Johu n. b.. river The latter sank immediately
and will be q total loss All on board were saved
The st. John Courier says OF the crops In that
vicinity - We regret to learn that the late rains
have seriously injured the grain crops in the vicinity
OF this city At Miramichi also the gathering OF the
harvest has been retarded by unpropitious weather.
nd the wheat crop has suffered in districts from
the rust but there scarcely any complaints in
that locality respecting the rot in the potatoes, and
the editor hopes that this valuable escusnt with very
martial exceptions will escape this disease which has
proved 20 destructive for several seasons past. We
would be glad able to make similar announce
ment regard to the potato crop in this district Of
The province but the fact Is the very reverse The
Of the disease very general and the pros
meet Of the poorer settlers who depend mostly upon
this crop for food for their families is very dis
couragipg'
The contract to uppiy 1900 barrels Canada fine or
American scraped superin flour for the use of the
troops at Halifax has been taken Mt 26s Id sterling
per barrel . ,
From Newfoundland, we have papers to- the 18th inst
Assistant Commissary General Lester, who hed
lately arrived from Greenock. died suddenly In ut
Of apoplexy on the Sd inst.
The potato rot has appeared in several parts OF the
island. ~,
The troop ship New Liverpool, Commander Rich
srdsou, from London and Cove Of Cork, bound TO
Ouebec, having on board detachments OF the 18th.
Goth 23d and 7lst end 10th Hgblanders, with the I'd
battalion Of the Rife Brigade, all under the command
Of Col Fgsrtou arrived at st Johns on the lah inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

The WEATHER.-A snow storm was experienced
IN Canaan, n. II, on Friday evening last. On Sa-
turday morning the ground covered with white
robe. The snow fell on the same evening in Auburn
and Skaneatelea, N Y, for about three hours II
thought that had the ground been hard without rain
it would have been six inches deep. On Saturday
morning the by the fences was inch deep and
he'd frozen during the night. On Friday the Their
mometer ut Boston, when highest, marked, 5Shs; Sa-
turday at sunrise, a. when highest, 541'; Sunday at
sunrise, 43H, whom highest, -; Monday at sunrise,
51h, when highest, Ga Tuesday at sunrise, so. Ba
rometer ut sunrise Saturday, 29S7; Sunday, 20 So
Monday, 80. o. Tuesday, 90 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29

BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIisa.-Mrs. Sarah
Campbell obtained . verdict In Kent county (Md)
court last week, of 500 damages from Samuel Ring
gold. for breach Of promise OF marriage. The swain
about rs years old The love letters read ia the
case were particularly amatory and amusing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-29
New York Diocesan CopventiOn--PrOtest-
ant EpiscOpal Church.

SECOND DAY OF THE CoNyENTIoN.-The convention
met at o'clock, A. M. Morning prayers read by Rev
Mr.. Buell. of Poughkeepsic, Rev. Jacob B. Morris, Of
Waterford reading the morning lessons, after which
as the first business in order was presented
The report of the standing committee the state Of
the diocese. The document showed hourishing con-
diton of, affairs.
The principal committees were next chosen as fol-
lows =
McVickar, and Haight; Messrs. Murray, Hoffman G.
G. Verplanck, Judge Jones, and Floyd Smith.
MISSIONARY CoMMITTEE-Rev. A d. Hart Edward
n. Mead, Caleb Clapp, William Morris Richard Cox,
Messrs, Charles N. s. Rowland, John II. Swift. Cor
neus Oakley, Floyd Smith, Alexander l.. MDonsld.
The next business in order the report of the adj
mission Of several new churches to the diocese. Re-
port of trustees to the fund for support of Indigo mt Fe
males Committee, same rs last year. Rev Dr. j. IL.
Price read report of Committee Missionary Commit
tee. The additions to the fund during the year
due to missionaries before the LIST of July sst $685.
up to the LIST Of October next, $687 The committee
asked that their report be referred to special
mttee, which course WAS advocated by Rev. Mr. Cox,
of Zion church. who moved the of the report
to committee of ve who should report the causes
of the present deficiency in the treasury He advo-
Gated his motion in speech, and gained the desired
reference, the following committee being appointed
Rev. Drs Vankleek, Henry, and Cutter; Hon. Messrs.
Bradish nd Verplanck.
The report Of. the treasurer of the Episcopal fund
then read by the secretary and showed the follow
ing state of finances -
Disposable fund (same as last year, S67,500 90
On bond and mortgage per cent. 50 so' go