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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-20
THIRD STIWER STOCK.

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r. - Ex.t Eirs ~ Third SUMNER SOCK,
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b caLIc= ~ coaT.-ce yua-s!t g ~ fast
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IT, TEz-=. - III sell rap n AZ yas5iu= House
oily bytn= fro71 SIs=1fz-z-Es I'D i-Eort==s-
40, iaj za=- Il ia= cap ,2Ic MIS- IL great
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si.s - =grs .Ass= Cs.it=s rAa=a cheap
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Lz1=rt designs, I cstI rsF=ciaI z::=asiea-
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have many action Blrz-IEss El
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AYRBs CHERRY PECToRAL


COUGHS. COLDS. IOARSEN RsS. IN
PITENZ 4. RROSCUIT5S- WR00P
ING COUGH, CESDCP. ANIA1lA,
EnCJPIETT CONSUME s1OE-
"a fsr TIE r=iisf % egzs1ftT> pzt=ats Il z4TAc@4
stages Il ti-- dssss=-
we need 10; sFzk 70 fs plis q - Tirt9.s Ilro9z-
ever toxin. aud alz9cEE -TrF azl=T q me A=54l
st.t-s. -51srfl, eures O; Pulmonary eS-zi5 hz.s
az5e ae3g EE0E MAJ. fss sc iAs f-fai@s n an!
civilized ts csHsins; 1Eo1t =7fle I-rs1ilA
=zss.sn-= q e=crs, f=Es= -; t= -=s ~
EF=rs Fhch have alls1s then zone lfTns % ..
victory - Fus'=2ri dangerous 1-e@s- % ie r.
ard Ir1s1. he tis tH~ al7-t erfal srt q sigl
mar sJr t5EHllizh5s a=i czt-sT1=s disszses q N
p17s1zry as, g; g alec IL Uis-r;=s Az sai=t sa
Parents .oull zyEt H store 5-iTst lie i1siiio tss
ia. teals aror then 1aDrepaEei- Ne have abs5-i;
gr51uIF q fifeTe tEEsT iEs7aSht move ise D
90 prevent THAI iigs= efes- E=e y b.
-o ~! --s ross cod =ris tsrT crz1!s- -lgr neglect
5-l u.fI 90 human The MEMORABLE 1as-T
.4,t tfztsne5 or tle ritzls, your lie Nay.
Al klosr ir=sif fasifT OF lung dt-1rdrrs AMI a
hsT s- TOO th= gir5il=s fis remedy, need rot do
ss.s taa assure lsla e 1911 -s The 49, &c aa ~ u
pare no east car toi - prc1-e t;= most fTi=e
az.EF- zuE rrls those 1o rely j. The pFst aSe-i
zileh oar -Eili furnish ior tieiT care.
Ps-rss-d 5y Dr JHmes G. Ayers
Pr7=..eaiani Araiy tiea! Chemist
lowell NI-s-
PRICE - CTS. PER BOX.......-..FIyR R1&Es FOR 81
The genuine ARTICLES sod i'y - ,.,,- q. ~,
Aa4by all Druggists in vle- es8 Dss!eri sIi.stae
everywhere. iS']71''1
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WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER
No. III Maia s., warslial
New MUSIC

TUST IssUED-Leonorr Po!sA. We io that isou Free,
~ Nritr 70 Oen on The B1rser Of :rrSalet-
We're Al fond kissiHs, Jltaa JyautA.N Evening
Bell Natural BridSe srhosise Mtzursa des Trsias=lN,
Fafry Scbo;sisch, Keepsake rcttisch. Fransiu Waltz
Peabody Polka. Annie Laurie Waltz Chareh Ul Waltz,
Gratitude Polka, Spring FoEsr Seoteh, Persian Dance.
For sale bT J. 4. WILSON 4 CO..
Monroe
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"Poor Old Uncle Ned"
'iAud he had =o7l ths top OF his had,
o. t8e place =hers tie EOoi oaE:if EroE-"
rT1HERE are folks nowadays tie sane
BIZ ax With Uncle Ned They may change their
so- Of Of rel2leiGs, Il they viii oniy the
rnezls Eh!cS. Az o[e-s 20 Natarr, 70 AZ her
EmeTESn's Hair Restorative.
Il we'll known ami Tllzzc!e EAIR TONIC Tcsre
Wheeling Who tstit its Toserin preventing
loss Of l- and in restoring iuSrrAt growth where
through SCENES osrEe, the hair had unfortunately
E1ersoa's Hair Tozie Is FOR sale by
7. II LOGAN + co,
decli Badge Corner Druggists.
W4LE u, GLNILEVENI
TAKE pleasure Informing NY friends patrons. and
the citizens Of Wheeling s=z=ly, that have just
Spring Cloths
AID VestHZ together ita full ASSORTMENT OF Gents Fur
Eshla= Gcols-
Ny stock been selected great care from the best
SE ISEk and Philadelphia markets The styles very
neat AID quality they none being Of the
very best makes and which prepared up
der and AZ short uOs, the lates; approved
style AID best
good Ct guaranteed IN all eases or no sale, by
J. II. SrALLNFN. NegcI.znt Taller,
apS No = WashngtSnTIall-
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WheeIiug Eigh School

THE s5E=rl=zs EEv= Lsso-s2' tsslszs fsE tie Fur-
i pos oaz1lr= Classical et Aziaeaatieal scccli in
gF--iz- Z Il
eqzzl % TIE bsf Aez1=!=s 40 Z schools IN oz-s5zs-
rzaIs zi 81 prepared class Il College,
Or % s1a=- Il t. z5sTs =rEuits Of lie Tie %
s-dl=s zjH eb-zee t.= Elziisi- Lais, eresSr Frs-t
40 Spanish laaszzE, e S-tt=zEN--s-
Prl--sf-zis z=T= teaching II
-zrI5-s Acz5r-5-s. =aiEEiss ~ two q the hs
Instti1zs t= Intel Stste.r I frrsh satisfa1-
t1EF :es-iz5ais.s zE.3 Tef=rel-zs-
Military EI l. Introduced . tz- - % ave
G4i,T lirlI h <If D. E5u1 o! great advantage
i= rI4T exercise - i= pupils =ai improving ser car
EEz=--
Ta=s-aol iii he srz-rd ca 4:h q March ard close
5r TIE sau=er ysssIgu 4il % JAW Dss notice
sIIi ~ Sivca % the I95ag5l Q: tiEe scaool
i= present. 's FriH-ifals Dc i5u1i At ts l1re
H1ase, s=r- application - made for furt- E'ara7a-
- J. 4 JOSES.
OF ~ u. lIIItsr- InstsiI:=-
CHARLES TICKER, A. NJ
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7es7 BEE HIVE STORE. 1851.
49, NO ia MAIN STREET. Wheeling. VA
STORE GREATLY ENLARGED.

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MISCELLANEOUS.


- = sg,..Es sd Zzlss-s 100 ty'ls-.
-yptsETrSj c1T1FEA. itsz2rss ~ E-ai'-l * -
:. To- 5sII7Rt. csrssgsslz= = Ge=A= Hsek
Hfs5tT-EA EaAypy- Dzs=z=i srss ceia=s4 ~
$50 v=-e = ==sz5zzl s--Iaszs ---'-Fs-s7-
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c. GARFORTH'S
Ie and Rorter Bottling Establishment

ZIG anu TCILEI bDtIIII9 II5U4uGuLi
sIzzEE, BEEWEES
EAST WHEELING, VA.
GOOD supply OF Smiths celebrated Kennel Aad o:hsI
n Alrs BroER Stout and Porter, always hand. TAv
and families supplied the reasonable terms
~ All orders adirsssed-soI No. III, t-0Eee-Eil
b promptly attended TO- apS
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTtrY Ty4 p7r---,-==. rs EALsS II -
III Have 80 Ers----if-l p 49, -
A.. - ~ E-rs-f WOODS ElTE ETsE1s AE4"s
n ~ Hs.-a g-sd Lz-5-szt. - Tlf=siiG : BA---
49, 49, = = - = -
= - ! BrEsr- rc-- Dr. 80
D - -sTf - sss- s=E -. ~ eir1F - -
COECEETzlTEp TTG .-- ,.-,-rrr
OIL ,-.--.~
- : -. -. - F5OIEEOTSD RlLs.S
s-D-.s-- -. Pct Ns-=als
s---C-s.r E.,= = q T. zsfsf H-s'--r.
- T-----E= o
F1-l-es
= = - H-5E-5 ---z Fr-T 80
Ess-ss.T's ~ - =t==-z=-=
BIZ g. LEF-s o.
Ezz--as-ss Hel-sE Ezr.r-T
Tf1--s 1ss 0z-zz- So
E-ssr- C1-r.- TTzsE-'-s-
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Just ReceiVed,
NOW IS THE TINE TO GET BARGAINS IN
READY lIdDE CLOTHING

HAVE VERY heavy stock Of New an! i4shouzbly made
cIo:,n; and q goods zrrNutei a1l soE-d and rsis
inspection. by superior Sor<meIl, ard
,rraut=a give satisfaction TIE and Ei -
ali =hs1: rr-a-d 20 profit. And nos Let say 70 au
lit,!e rzcuev.
sill continue make order ars all orders MI meet
With prompt attention and he - srkf5iiy received.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS ru ind 1870 their a-iyanta=r
o b-f0re buying elsewhere. Try
rirty az Clothing ami furnishing goods ertania any
Clothing Store viii be found IN mine. =. NJ ANS
p. $ TO enter into enumeration would bz fious.
50 please call AMI see for yourselves. r1-5
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SPRING S'rYL. OF HATS.
PATENT FL EXIBIE BAND

Great Improvement in SIX Hats.
consists - combination O; =1I-l
pics 20 render Hat Band zftr- sltsl.t 5rear
a. saf; aad pleasant tEe head son Hat, Sn't In
f1ry to h7 Oa= been great issiers-
tan ordinations hars suceere ~ Esct-
~ this object aorlbl5ys ttv sgfarss o. the f-t Hat
va a. --ts znd .t--ssy appearance sfif= SIX HI and
yielding nature. readily conforms 20 IL sa- OF
i.sz avoiding. very E-easure- the 'roE
he and u-aretI=ne ~ CONCERNING and shaping, - Use
Psp!e she eoaforaAt=r ! embodied In LIE improve
We har= the ses oakt5rI AaI other fashionable
Fastgrrl s.y!ss ~ h=t., :. D. HAIPEE sos.
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To he Ll,srs Of Hone HsSie Hdnyfas.V-es
and ne T'iJtie "a general.
CHgIsTIAS FLACK III; continues hi sus-ss q Mana.
i fze:ariaz Domestic Hosiery for h-n, En=1=E ard
ClIsreas Winter - Et2nt- No. ~ Ail -
Eoath sIs q Euspensgs Brizs. Wheeling. Va. where he
VII q pisaGsI Oh czs.o1eFz, SAD
eaeI EseAa make hir call. lis stock being u The bsst
quslity all york warranted.
Ts sefs aff-rfisn y Laaes e i-yI,~f TO Rs ia-=s
assortle-t q sTDfEss, q sz-rs9r
- ri p Ia as1ar
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MISCELLANEOUS.

j. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail
uEsLEE
watches Clocks Jeweiry. Watch & Clock
JIR:erio l.. TCSi@- CsiaaEea,
,ILyES Pl2:i Brstanls Gold Pens and Pen
els Gels z-1 Sver Sctas,s Po-s Nonuatrs, F1rsss
Czrs Cass- CaAs vos 6Sxs, Brushes Combs Perfume
Ez=S Pset KltyeS SCISSORS R.EoTs, RzTolTeTs
PEs-ss. Ger. 81 PiA:sl Ssoos aud FORKS RsaI!4
z1-zs Siezi ksys, Ssesl Peas Jet sad Coral Goods
zS general =ssu-srsat u useful zl4 fancy articles
H=E=-iasei- zsei Eery lsreeIy NJ stock both in
~ Wholesale All E=;aa ispzrtnsats, saahies re 10
Watchmakers. Merchants, Pedlars.
.,a iSe psbs generally, aTsry eozp!s;= assortment At
z:=sz. zai csskI e.re:1.y repaired aad warranted.
W.Iehe-! watches!
TCST rs--iTs5. Ei-ect f-o-, tie Importers,
- toE- G1li Hunt El-iiS- Lever Watches
and D 3 Aaeh. :.
Silver Ea-.ish L=vrT
and o 3 AnsA 2ai LePias Wat=hss,
and GOA D=pl-x 90
Cit Aa-a- md Leyl,= do
=Ast IT SCOTT
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SAYINGS BANKS.
IsIsH.ANERIcAs OFFICE, No. 81 Beekmsn.st-,
NV. YORK Oct. Ii. lSII.

IRIsH-ANERICAS OFFICE No. - Beekman-st,
NEw-Y YORK, Oct. u, 1857.
To ne Editor af TAe N. 1rtosss
Sir: Allow through Jour widely circulated jour
nal 10 address few lines TO those Ct my fellow coun.
trynen who have money deposited in the Savings
BAL ks Of this city.
FlLLOw IRIsH-AMERICASs: The present financial
dsanarg ia the monetary affairs of the city may
came many of you, who have funds deposited In the
Savings Banks, considerable uIeasiness, particularly
those Of the aborng classes who have no opportunity
of knowing the system upon which banking Is car
lied Cd.
Tie Savings Banks Of this city are conducted on a
principle entirely different from those of Banks of is
sue. The money deposited by you is securely in
yested in improved real estate State or city bonds or
other security equally good The gentlen acting as
Trustees are, for the most part retired merchants
men Ct int grlty and wealth-sho receive no compen
ssoa for their services. Your money is therefore,
perfectly safe.
The Savings Banks are among the best and most
secure institutions Of the county. Lst no idle ruors
disturb you in regard to them. Those VINO wish to
plubder YOU of your Little savings may be the first to
aovise you TO draw them out Don't be ed away by
eve ~ body who wishes TO you spend your hard
esiLtd collars foolishly. Keep your money in the
Ssvn Is Banks by all means. Those who have already
drawn their money out don't know what to do with it,
wan. l.. COLE.
p. S-Since the above was written, l understand
that two Savings Banks in Brooklyn haSe suspended
payment. This must be expected II depositors persist
III getting their money Immediately AZ the present
time, bonds and mortgages and other securities cannot
be oony e TED into cash without great sacrifice.
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COAST srEvrT.-From the printed directions In re-
gsId 20 the operators If the Coast Survey for tie
years o'' and 1858 appears that extensive preps
reiiors have been made for the continuance Of the
great work. This Includes primary end masn TRAN
gu!atous and astrOnomieai and magnetic observe6one
and recoDnoisances Within the scope Of opeY stoss
are the State Of Maine. eastward and nor.hward; ~
Chesapeake, North Carors, the coast OF South Cars.
Ina ard Georgia, florida Keys, Mississippi Sound,
Atchafaisya Bay ard approaches the coast Of Teas
the coast Of California TIE coast Of Oregon sod Wssh
ipston Territories, and the trispguaton Tor connect
iDs the Islands Of SoL.a Barbara channel with To
coast.
Also, to be continued the collection Of data for
eteeitainpg the diiere Of longitude between we'll
determined European observatofes and points upea
our coast the observations for differences Of lopgtnss
by The electromagnetic telegraph; the investigates
iof onsuces, and the computations Of the ehfonoms
ter expedition for differences OF longitude between
CsmbIioPe ard Liverpool.
Secondary ard other triapg nlsons and o5ssryas
are connected with the ADORE mentioned work, 40
nelude ttpogrnpl zeal aud hyorographic oPeraaoA
The drawing # Chart and sketches il 70 Be eoL,
tIued. The number Of them lie nearly sixty. UgSsa
Ct ole hundred chats and sketches will be, o. ~"
ale, IN the hsHds vi the cDgrayeis.
In corncci5n viii the ,fFice ore elec,ro.yp-Ss saa
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

SALT RIor.-On Saturday lat the difficulties which
have been brewing among the salt dealers Of the Fu
Ward reached its climax, and resulted ia serious
riot and considerable destruction of properly. Ts
Syracuse Standard gives the following version Of the
n after: .-a
Several manufacturers have been selling and skip-
ping salt in defiance of the regulations vi ne Salt
Dealers Association and On Saturday sst best bed
was being shipped by Messrs. Flsck & MeCHesssy
10 the order OF business firm ia this city. The nat
ter was brought to the attention OF the dsssn Of he
Ward, and large and excited crowd assembled, who
proceeded, under the leadership Of several promnert
citizens Of the Ward to the sat block where s hoss
was laying and threw the salt into the canal.
quantity Of salt in barrels was also thrown INTO
be canal from the dock, making 10 the whole SV eG
els destroyed The crowd also proceeded 10 demoEah
be salt blocks Of James Spencer and John DolpAa,
BIO had rendered themselves obnoxious 70 the Con-
papy, and the salt blocks owned by Milton Spsncss At
Greehpoint, were also considerably injured By the eI.
cited crowd. The blocks were not entirely destroyed
but rendered unfit for use.
The whole community was in perfect fever OF sx'
eMent, and it was unsafe for any - utter yl.
able OF remembrance against these lawless proceed
Ies. Several private tights occurred and :" Salt
Point presented perfect picture of anSrchy-such
as rendered II notorious IN former years.
We are Lot prepared to judge correctly Of the jus
tice Of this excitement The members Of tie Associs
ton claim that the course pursued by the individuals
whose property was destroyed, is breach OF honor
and good faith, and viii result in great injury 70 the
interests Of all concerned in the manufacture Of salt
The riotous conduct is, therefore, justified On TIE
ground OF sell protection, and this view SCENE 10 Do
generally received with favor among salt msnuisdu.
eIs and dealers. On the other nand, the victims
Of the excitement claim the right to do ~ thsy
please with their property and also the, the SILT
Association is an Illegal AID injurious monopoly which
has already violated It's own regulations, and has no
claim upon its members.
On Saturday evening Deputy Sheriff Kent served
Supreme wits for civil damages on Burr Burton
Nicholas Cooney, Thomas Earl, Patick Aolloy aDi
Of the First Ward. The writs were issued IL the In
stance Of Messrs. Flsck McChesney, whose ssS
was thrown into the canal.
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.he Kind hat We Ourselves manufactures 5sve been
crowded upon US, eheapening ths price AID e'ea1ps
iptsrse competition IN the sae-1hIe OF 1ose gov1s
which We 90 not produce We have Rad iee-trl a'cu
NJ alton from abroad for which ON thougate et-
trsyseanoe hes afforded demand. The effect Of TIE
copetiiion IN the former clats bas been avsetnleaS7
in The amouLt Of GALES 20 make up .O. the small per
ceItoae of profit while with The later kind market
II ueo 10 plefon. single ,use 10 tais CITY sei.s
TO The amount Of SEQ 900 annually Of ribbons al'ns,
from WI ch may be topjectuied the Lmsnse ys:'e OF
our weal,h upon the entire OF Feoch isone'
eli ks lsces ard igh.priced cOtts &C.. which we 90
rot wait ana for which We are drsiLed OF the He
blood Of our currency.
have referred 10 a single department OF !oreig
tiade The subject IL familiar ole, and IS neeoes
10 multiply iu,trstiobs. The important fset underne
all this that at this moment We are debtors iof VOC
amount Of goods yet unpaid for, add when - 70 DC
paid in what available abroad. Ii to this De sdd "a
another class Of Indebtedness upon bonds ana sos
Of railroad and mining compscies, ano otner eegui
ties upon which money has been obtained, s1eis W
an sRgn gate Ct amost fabulous amount There - no
getting a. it with any exsetDess nor Is II necessary.
When We count up TO HUNDREDS Of ,niH. nS VI uole.s
il may well be questioned whether the WLoie
Of tie country if required 10 bs ctnVertso ihto
that would be received ab.osd-vlz: goId o, 1s eqe
vseLt-would be adequate 70 discharge he ueU'
The dtbt, l. 10 certain never VIII Dc pau III iui
Reputation bas already begun. Inc low rave oil e1-
change en- Epesnd has been often advered to by our
bankers as circumstaI in our favor, as II We nsh'
bare expectation upon it Of receiving goio rom
England whereas the low rate OF exchanges proceeds
nom the fact that not paying our Indebtedness
ebr, ad, ano therefore exchange is not wsnteo.
There is memorable lesson TO be derived nom tns
events that are now passing. We have been able
during tie past twenty years to obtain money and
goods from foreign Countries vastly teyond our real
to pay for. We are, therefore, ndeoteo io inc
suipus Yet for the time it has been as there ma l
b. en- Just 90 much posive addition to our wealth We
have lived as If we were four hundred millions of dol
lars richer than we really were. While this borrowed
..ltb Al ma
mapy improvements have been made-but there ha.
been an Imitation in the relative value Of things. lndi
yidual wealth has been estimated on vastly Increased
ratio incredible number of men have had reputed
wealth of hundreds Of thousands, and very many
have exceeded a million. But the charm ia nov
broken The intrinsic worth Of all fancied riches
must be measured by what have got, and not what
we owe. Perhaps We may now come 10 our senses.
II is a hard Lesson but trust that good ia 10
come from all the desostion that has overpread our
land. d.
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AN APPEAL TO WOMEN.

~ ~ Editoy II The ~ Y. TritWns
SIR: viii you give place in your columns to the
SHOWING letter to the Of EewYosk and, you sp-
prove aim end pqrPo ,usges; its circulation through Other
prints
Mr. FRIENDS: address myself to you as sensible
and humane women, and in doing so feel tha. do
not assume more than your characters warrant me in
assuming of you at this time. have few special
wosds 10 say, 10 which affectionstely invite your
earnest attention. Each of you from the poorest
TO the richest, knows that We are in the midst of
fearful peeuniary revolution and that only the tender
smile OF God in the beautiful skies that have bent
over us Tor the last fev days, keeps back the chilling
hsst Of dreary Autumn, 90 which the rigorous frosts
Of Winter must follow in quick succession.
II Is estimated that at the least 20 900 people will be
cut Of employment in our city during this dreadful
season. Of these we wiz, for convenience. consider
That the ordinary poor ard vaant are provided for in
Abe usual ways. There viii yet remain an army unem
psc,sd large proportion of thee will b. mechanics
ssd lsbore Of various sorts who have nsver been the
recipients Of public private aims and whose hearts
you'd greye at the touch Of chaii!ys cold dussr az
iseny o. sny ofour owr severathouss,d rcle wiz 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
THE PROPOSED EXTENSION 0s ALBANY
STREET.,

The Special Committee on the Og4lirg ssa b.
ward met Yesterday according to the notics pahlsAsd
Aid. Hoffinire, the Chairman, and AID Hsay were
pr sent, but AID Corwn was not in atiendancs. Tia
Ccuncilmen few months ago adopted rs2or. 10 e.
tel d the street as proposed.
Mr. Wet, property owner on the line Of in.
proyement, appeared before the Comm ttee. remark.
10 II al he had TO further argument 70 mako in TIE
matter, but would refer the Committee to the ne
MORALS in favor Of the opening. de farther ssts
that there did not appear TO be proFeT'y'owser
that vicinity opposed to the measure and he though.
the lower part Of the city required the improvement
He there fore asked the COMMITTEE 70 report he cab
iect Daniel Noonan, owner Of property corner Of
Rector and Greenwich sir es, also appeared 70 urge
the extepton as an Improvement due to that section
of the city, and one for which it was uff,i1g. Ii.
opposition TO the measure by Trinity Church was "a
Consequence Of its requiring the removal oi the deal
but be thought this argument ought 10 fail when 4
was shown that the Church corporation had on nskus
Improvements, done the same thing. No Other psros
appeared before the Committee, and Aid. HSfmuy
EXPRESSED himself ready to report on the exiertion
The report will probably be presented neI: week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS
BOARD OF MlSSIoNc

The annual meeting Of the Bos,d ~ x;,.;
Protestant Episcopal Church va. held yesisrjs, 81
fayese place. Bi.hop INVADE Of virvsH;. ,a 70 Is
The report of the Foreign Committee Wa "a
DyssIsos. The cor oion of the Eastern NJ ~ NJ.
Athens is fourshirg, and highly iaterssiss "a
on the subject was read 10 the report Ia ne ssNr
Missionaries and assistants tie M who.ssp. .,ot
deierrirg many who would o'hervks wxin,l, S .aa.s
N, mselyes 70 the work. The report from e.. oe
favorable, although the distu bed condiieo = &c
country bad greatly increased the sIpenss ef -
Missop. To Seuth America, alec, the scar dty a ~
sisnsries retsrc d the cause of Christianity.
Al the conclusion Of the report, upon mcsico =.
Bishop BURGESS of Maine, the affairs Of tie Askss
Mission were referred TO Committee Of i've xoss -
the Chinese Mission TO Committee Of hvts.Ad a.
Eas.erp and other Missions 70 mmistss OF ssrss.
The Board then adjourned, 70 assemble .. % slocl
10 hear the annual sermon delivered BY tie Rev. T.
+. Harris, Bishop Of the Diocese Of South CsroEaa