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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16
Wa.hlngton 3Couuty,( Pa.) .T,en.D.


UNION OF JEFFERSON AND WASHINGTON Col.
IEGEs.rThe Presbyterian Banner and its cor
respondents are discussing project for the con-
soidatlon of eferson and Washing Colleges.
The measure seems to meet with general favor
One writer proposes the following plans-sUro
unite the Colleges on the University methods:
divide the University into two schools, one at
tCanonsburgh, the other at WaShington; one of
these schools tosconsist of the preparatory de-
partment, freshmen and senior classes; the 9th
er OF the sophomore and junior classes, together
with scientific school of a higher order, en-
bracine also an English department. in which
should be thoroughly taught grammar, Tin its
highest applications,) bellies lettres, rhetoric,
logic and elocution; the,studfes of the scientific
and English school would be sincuded $50 far as
TeQu1red) IN the sophomore and jnniorey ears of
the regular course, and thus far avoid the neces-
slty Of employing two sets of professors "If
the place for each school cannot be agreed on
let the matter be determined by 4umpifes, or by
lot" s 3 = ~ s ri
Poor HOUSE There were one hundred and
one paupers insthe county aims house on the
goth of August During the month, eleven
persons were received into and thirteen dis.
charged from the institution Two deaths
occurred during the month. Z, E 500 -
On7 the both OF. September there were one
hundred and six paupers in the institution
There were eleyentreceiyed= and six discharged
during. the month. IS Vsgs5 sszs
feachy Heron, negro, VI owns one ofthe
best. farms in Washington County, adyertises
it for sale, as wishes to 5nextaspfine
to Liberia. s5ssss9
PATEST GRAslED.- Mr.. Andrew .Ralston. Of
West Middletown, has obtained patent for an I
improved churn.
THE committee to whom was referred the
application Of young ladies Of Michigan for ati.
mission as students in the State University,
have reported that at present tits inexpedient
to introduce the change into the University.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

=. Pennsylvania paper announces that death
has "a: at last divided the oldest pair in the United
States: Airs. LUDWIG Snyder died a few days
since in CleaFtisd county, Pa, at the age ofone
hundred and eight Her husband, who is one
hundred and twelve years old, survives her,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

TuE Atlantic Telegraph Company have found
something more profitable than their cable to-
work, in the lead mines Of Newfoundland. The
coirespondentOf the Post writes that they
have 1 100. men employed mining lead on their
lands, and that several shiploads have come
New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

AT Langdon, Ind a few days ago, the loco
motive ran into several cattle that were on the
track. One of the animals, "a fierce bull, made
a show of fight, and such was tho strength of
his resistance, that he butted the locomotive and
entire train off the track!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

A woman at New Orleans, few days since,
ran away from her husbadd, taking her three
children and leaving note for the man Of the
house on,his return home, stating in effect that
he need not concern himseIfab the children.
as 'noueofthsm were his::''
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

The tone Of sarcasm and irony in which Nine.
Montez pronounced the last part other address,
was received with repeated bursts Of laughter
and, applause and after she had retired she was
twice called out to receive hefplaudits of the
audience. IN. Y Express iE4 j
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16
New Advertisements.
NOTICE

ESAVslslSSt,6
EINHE VIRGINIA AND EAGLE PAPER MILLS, in the
city wheeling GO Quoted by J9o.
who Is pfspSred farnish bis friends and the public
orally Wal articlestin his line of business9uch all
Boards, etc., very best at g Low rates a. any
other estabtshmenSnd he trusts by giving personal
tails for many to merit liberal patronaEe
am o. @ to
note book account OF otherwise All persons owing the
settle their accountsS must be closed Without
qs Pssmsnts in ail cases must be made tome
wheeling. Oct 1888. ostis
t1Rbus Pearl starch foTsale q pristss
by foot16l gAs.A sAIECoALR, No. 90 Main ST., I
NT1RYLAND loo bbla Fresh lime, jass received
u oSti hsa ieEs9ss 2 SAs No. g NAN st.
10ll BBLs Phoentx Mills white Wheat Family Flour,
oetis tsesl DoAN al Z ADAMS. No. 50 Main St.
NT0YELTY FAMILY FL0UR.-2OO .BbIs White Wheat
sale ~ aany toa Hss aa
BR6s IhosRls 4ills E7tTs s69ss aEsIs
oct1G Is 55ea 81 DOANEs & ADAMS. q
CHAMPAGNEy-AfeN baskets genuine Chas.. idseck,
f. store and for sale loANE Ea a
NLD PORT WINE.-We have just received a very snpe-
EoE article OF pure juice Port quarter casks
nLDTRYE g OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OF all grades and
" prices, Warranted pure, for sale BY
&AnSt on mana anusIOf
E! sale by Loet16l DoANE Q ADAaIss &
N . " a r y "a =!
WI are now in receipt Of a large stock of
% L o "a. Il IS E.
OF RAGLAN AND OTHER LATE PARIS STYLES,
"
BEAVER and CASHMERE.
Oct1e MARSH q TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

g feat BedHcttOn IN FF1ceB fOF. CR0h.
All Offering splendid asSortnaent of all kinds and
colors of French Merinos; them worth 81 25
for all wool; Plaids worth Broche shawls
worth 80 So and Chenee Long shawls in great
a6pndance and at very reduced prices Fancy Black
skS some as cheap az 60c yard worth $50; all
Eo5.h Stc for 2Se all eoors Embroidered and White
shape Hoop Skirts at astonishing low rates;
Fannels of every among which win found
mott shrink some extra heavy and ne Wearn
fact one Of the competest assortmens of FANCY DO.
MESTlC DRY GOODS in the city, Receiving goods daily
Of made here and Imported thereby keep
Ing full assortment tall prices that
will satisfy the most partcular-for CASE OHLYl Cash
buyers invited give an early CALL be-
IoTe purchasing elsewhere at No. 50 Main Street,
Wheeling. [oct16l JOHN lROEAfER. 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

stlis MILLINERY. H ~
MRS. HAssEtI wishes inform the Ladies' of Wheeling
and its vicinity, that she will open her Fall and Winter
Bonnets on Saturday, Oct. 10th 1855. oct1S.SIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16
EIRsT FALL sTooK

Eve Isl a R IL Es9.sS IS. TtE |
as Was brought to Wheeling Ny stock consists Of
Article only yS s. s BE
fancy, very nice, atsI5f cents
low Toa my stoc 81
rounded Chenille Blanket shaWs square
oLoAKs-of very latest styes from the ,b,
highest price; the Cloak somehing entirely new
Swiss, Cambria and arselles; Sleeves, Cambria Bands
Edgings ete having nnfchaSed lars SS
be able to sell them extremelylOw - 7 ~ Y'A
BoNEET RIgB9Ss asssS, Fancy Straw jumps Bon
sell cheaper thanany house in Wheeling
6sl sRs
MEMS WARE and Merchant Tailor Trimming Ibav4s
pscially all ailoEs stock, win
Done silk soosnts; Kid eauhtr...
slightly damaged, s71S cents; ISAAC PRAGER,
ssP19 -----.4-z- l28 Main Street. near Union.
For Rent.
s St Ms Frame Brick
Of good business house and small bV rs e also
Building Lots lease on terms
ONES No. 1881 Main Street, 6stxson Monroe an
P. Sand inny absence from the city apply to
ts9Ily No. y Monroe street-Up Stairs.
For Rent.
II MAT desirable property near Mt. Wood Cemetery
" knoWnas the King property ThedwelliuE contains
sufficient Accommodations for large family The lot
contains tWo acres which be made good
mhso-tf $50. i- i. r. HUIlnEN.
COR SALE Or e Knit.
TWO Houses street, House on Hampton 81
II several Quincy street. and dwelling hCEe and
store room Centre the Of Main at
and Market Alley. Enquire at Jacob HuIs near the cor
aer .s q John and 9th Streets OF
lfEMBROIDERED GOODs.-Linen, Jaconef, and sTISs
~ Edgings and InsertinEs, Collars, Sleeves HandEer
chiefs Infants Waists Infants Robes Night Gowns
mise, Wos Gaps, Under Shirts, &C., &cjust received bV
sep11 MARSH & TAYLOR.
DoNNETs RIBBONS
ID DARK STIR W BONNRTS.
sfE and handsome 52; f
b q N N r II RIB BON
sep11 MARSH & TAYLOR. f.
I1NoMEsTIC warranted all Sheet
IL ings, 81, ga 1O4 ia, 194, both Linen and Cotton;
Pillow Muslin and Linen; Beached Brown shirtingt;
Merrlmac and Engsh Prints Flsnnels that 10
not &hriR Canton Plannes, TiIknRs, ShIrtIng Checks
&C., &c.-just received by Esep11l MARSH & TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

Risk OF TRAvRIrSo.-It appears from the
best statistics that in the last four years the risk
to each passenger of being killed in going one
mile was:
BY railroad in. France, / in 100, 600 600 q
/" England, in 65,OOOOO0
.h5 S"sa !" N. York, Lin 57,O0OiOOO
By Atlantic steamships, in 100000 :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

IL, S11ndrles.
IN BBLS. Extra Family Flour. ~ u I
80 50 bushels Corn Neal ss iyls=7A - laak
~ 80 Sst Timothy Seed. 81 s5i 55.3.s. -
90 boxes Cheese. For Saleibya
SMITH, C4ORRETT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

u. Steam TO liverpool. 1919
ME subscribers win sell tickets TO NE
cities Of Europe, by either sail or steam paokes
it to their purchaSe fc
s osi t1S 3 sleaV5ng nome SMITH, q GORRELL,
NNtA1 u. Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

noMEsmo Blankets warranted all wool; Sheet
II ings S4 ga, 104 liza, 194 both Linen and Cotton
Pillow Muslin and Linen; Beached and Brown shirtnEE
Merrlmac and Engish Prints Flsnnes that 10
not ShriR; Canton Plannes, TiGknRs, ShIrug Checks
&C., &c-inst received by [sep1ll MARSH & TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

Mead Cutter $50
Iron Sausage Cutters FOL sale by
n C%0RRETTa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16
Junt FsccetVl1R ind Now OpenlnS,

Junt FsccefXipR nnd Row OpentnS,
TETEwou1d beg leave friends and patrons
wv and the public generally, that have just
Fall and Winter Goods latest approved
styles Of Cloths Cassimeres and Vestngs all which NC
prepared to make up to order in the latest styles
best manner, at short notice.
Wehaye also large and ful assortment Of Cents Fur
nishng Goods, such Shirts and fancy Snk
Cotton and Merno Under Shirts and Irawers; Hall Hose
Gloves, Suspenders, CraVats, Ties, E HAndker
Chiefs all OF which will sell the very pri.
ces, at our new store rooms, No. 102 Main street.
sepls WHEELER e .LAF1IN, Merchant TailnrH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

In the New York market, the excess of capt.
tai over the general means of Investment begins
to have its effect upon the stock market in
which the general tendency at present appears
to be toward higher prices. especially in div7i.
dend paying securities, which are in more de.
mand fOrinyestment. State stock in;pvrticular
are very firmly held, and the sales have been
quite important
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

zDowE live under degpOtisms- Wasaiagtoa
Onion.
Yes, yon do, but We DON'T Eouistile JoaT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

Art1sts' CoIors md Materials.
LARGE assortm ent OF Artists oolors and material,
IA just received and :or sale by y
Noxs SPARKLING GELATIN, received and for sale lSV
~ octl4 .,iils-t -srtq s. RUNDENBERG.
ETARTsHoRN, put up in 90 To-. Jave received and for
- sale BY loct14l 8. FUN RNBERG.
CASTLE, PALNf& OLD BROWN WINsOR SOAP. Re.
.NlLcetyed and for sale by Loctl4l 8. FUNDENBERG:
TtALABR[A STONY LTooRICE, for sale verY LOW bv
NJ sF sfTs.atsgaLsf s. EUNDENRERG, ~
ocLl4--.s ...ai at Washington Hall Drug Store.
THE AUTUMN HAT.T7 -
X-IARPER d BROTHER invite to their exhibit.
Il ton Of. EA44L s. WHITE IL HATS. designed
respectively aged derae and the He.
made at the best factories in the and got mn in a
.ner worthy Of their reputation.
GEM o THE SEASoN.-Beebee Sefa ss,ii, net
Is peculiarly adapted and charmingy atfactive oct18
SoFr FELT HATS, GAPS, convenient for the pocket
~ OF varied patterns, suitable for travelling sporting
evening wear and rainy weather. s. HARPER 4 BRO
=oesAo - l29 Main corner Union st. =
-s3is5aVfa II Argus and Times Sony.1 9s7- a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

Trust Sale Of Real Estate.
virtue OF Deed Of Trust made by
~ dated January 1857, and recorded in the Cler'5
oaee o. Ohie County Court Deed page 1872 We
s drSns door 9f the court House At
A. a 70 the highest bidder certain
In the Firth ward 81 the city Of
wheeling, In the part laid by Moses W. ad
others as an addition to the city of Wheeling.
Terms made known on the day of sale. - % ~
fFa ssstS i. - .5sissie ttl NJ NELSON, 81 4.
SCI Ia rif.f 49,. -et., JACOB HoRNBROOK,
.,o HENRY B.&HUBBARD,
- . ~ Trustees.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16
NOR Il N - w G. DDS.

" = = = y = 40VilTg y y Y = %
WATCHES, CLOURS JEWELRY, RATCHs AND
44is aa5 CLOCK MATERIALS, DC.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DERSoNS visiting the Fair the public generally
respectfully invited to call No. 15T Main street, and
examine the IMMENSE STOCK of Watches Clocks, jew
elry; Fancy Goods Notions, Watch and Clock Materials,
Tools, Glasses, &c.
NY frequent visits to the eastern ces-arge purchases
direct from Importers reception
Of all the new styles every few Weeksand, acting upon
the approved maxim quick sales and small profits, and
determination to EXCEL enables to offer to every
purchaser TIE GREA TEST IND UOElEENTS
sep14 J. t. SCOTT.
"A TLANTIO CABLE OIARNIES.-I have also on hand
IA small sections Of the Atlantic Gable, NEATLY BOUND
IN GOLD-a nice curiosity and very appropriate Gen
tlemenS Watch Fob. We invite the
anime. ISL Main st. .aepS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

"a. musical genius in Hungary, has made
new and curious application of electricity. In
Apublic concert at the National Theatre in
Brussels, he Playediby means Of electric wires,
on five different pianos at the same time. The
electric battery which worked the wires, was in
an adjoining room.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

JULEs JAS1N, the famous French journalist
and critic, is about to publish work ON Rachel,
as dramatic artist No one can bemore COM.
Petent to analyze her greatandp peculiar powers.
In the meantime, a DR.. Taurpin. has issued a
sort of medical work on the great actress, emit,
tied 2Dsrssierss Hsurez do Rachael II seems
almost sacrilege to thus lay before the public
gaze, every pang aud thgob of bodily and'mental
pain which s thatsgreat genius suffered in going
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

EnR Weines Zeitung confirms proclamation
OfKing Ohio. Greece, by which the architects
of all countries are invited to participate in the
competition for the building offs Museum, at
Athens, which is, destined for the reception. of
the works of ancient art which have already
been collected in Greece, as well as of these.
which. viii likely be found there.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

-N 49, = 444dII NLuI6 at AuCEIOIl, q
WIN be sold to the highest bIddeF on
October O'Clock, Auction
corner Market and Union sreet ONE
suitable drawing Iron cos1
business It has hitherto been engaged
Wishing examine purchase the Mule before
can do enquiring 81 the
SAFE possnn1Ne. Terms Cash. GEO.E.WICKHAR:IsS
soGtlA.slz.ls atsfetIt llflssstr taH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

EMBROIDERED G0ODS.-Linen, laconet, and sTISs
~ Edgings and InsertinEs, Collars Sleeves HandEer-
chiefs, Inants Waists, Infants Robes Night Gowns Che
mise, Wos Gaps, Under Shirts, &c kcEiust Feceivedbv
{ sepll MARSH 4 TAYLOR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

IT thought that at the next session Of Con.
gress, the plan of Mr. Boyce, ofSouth Carolina,
for 'inaugqratingn the regular Stree tr,uie sys-
tenn, will be takenup and vote forced upon it.
There is nOidea of carrying it-but the ayes
and noes, it seems, are wanted!
BY the way, the report of Mr.. Boyc6 is very
ableone.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-16

TWO Houses on John street, one House on Hampden ST.
II several Quincy street. and dwelling h0use and
store In Wheeling, the corner OF Main Al
and Market Alley. Enquire ct Jacob Hus near lie cor
iuiy$es JOHN BRuoR.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
OREGON.

The Portland correspondent Of The San Francisco
Herald gives the following news from the Yakima
country:
The express arrived ~ FOrt Vancouver on the 18th
Of August with interesting news from the command
of Maior r. =. Garnet, OF the 9th Infantry now
campsien in the Yakima country. He marched from
Eort Sinpeoe on the 10th. After being few days
the march. he ordered out Lieut. j. h. Allen, with II
men on a night expedition, who succeeded in surpris
ing camp Of the hostiles at O'Clock in the morning,
CAPTURING II men, "a women, with L corresponding
number of Children 20 horses and - head of cattle.
We regret to say Lieut. Allen was killed in the fight.
Three Of the prisoners were identified a. among the
p,urderers of the miners killed last june in Robert
sop's party and after drum-head courtmartial
hung ty order Of Major Garnett. The effect Of this
brilliant little affair upon the enemy be- important.
and our mining population must be gratifed to see
one instance Of punishment Of the Indians for their
murders. The message sent by Major Garne,t TO
Aualcbip upon the reception o. his impuient letter
by the hands of Pearson, was contemptuous and
decided.
Lieut. Jesse X Allen, Of the Ninth Infantry, the
Gallant youue officer who killed in this affair,
boru in Tennessee appointed cadet al West
Point from Illinois and graduated in ls55 His death
i greatly to be depored but he has met the death Of
,rne soldier and in the performance of mertorious
snS difficult service. With only fifteen men be ac-
comnli.bed H., work and conducted the march with
so much ceeIity silence and skill as to 0l and sur
nr;se even a savage foe. Though but three years in
he army he had already by his service in this ronter
gained high reputation for ZEAL energy and efficiency.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
Died.

H. San Francisco Aas. 70 al LIze :. Johnston, we
Of X. ". Collins, aged q years .
In Washington County Jolly 81 Dallas Nick oi
Joseph J.. Meek aged II years.
Opnr Avg. 49, Capt John Skull aged about - ysar',
formerly 0i Ohio. 80
In ssu Frarci.co Aug % q Inflammation Of the bowels
Mr. Nsrraret Reed wife Of John Reed aged 35 year-l
In Sacramento Benjamin Poster. in the i9tb sea &
his age. foTIneTly Of bat.morr, Nd
A. Dowuiev D., Seua County Aug. IL, Inoras flnesai
formerly of Boston, Mas, aged 4Jyeafs. . - . -
In Francsce Aug % Eliza NJ Carter wife Of Charles d.
Garter eyed - years .
AZ Waaddaf Nee ah Bsy, Washington Territory, AuE Of
pion, TLomas Stsrly aged about ~ year. IRON N
York about months Wagcs due HIM parties authorA
address {. l. Strong. q. San Francisco. -
At stockton "a Caroline Margcret, wife Of Ca Angelo
Potter. eyed = ycaTs
only child Of M and Mrs y. b. Sewcomb aged years anl
month";.
I'm Sacramento Ane p John Bsrrs aged 81 years suatiye
Of Fl slsud aud late Of Ballsrdyae, Mass
IN PorsId o T.. Aug. 10 Gfsce Charlotte yunees. child
of Col Benz aud Elizabeth stark, AGED year and months
In Chur town Shasta County Aug r. lines r L. Lo",
formerly OF Album, New York, aGed 5N years.
In Francisco, sept J. j. tTsukn Han Of skaneah $
n Y, ssed - years II months and ~ DAYS
IN San Francisco SEPT CoIreia NJ, wife o o. b. fo-tf
aged 5. yeass, months sud p DAYS
In San JOS Aug o. OF ption, Ann Marc ostef ~e
of Henry Watkin aged q years. -
H. San Mateo Charles Naljo 81 Charles d. snd hfs
T. judah, AGED years, month. aud 10 days. -
IL Sau Francisco Sept. Henry Marshall ~ Geors. IL
and Elizabeth J. Winslow, ssed yeara aad months
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
A NEW CHURCH FOR HENRY WARD
BEECHER

\ large number of the leading men OF the Rev.
Henry Ward Beechers congregation held meeting
in the yestry-room Of plymouth Church, on Monday
evening, 10 take into consideration the subec, Of en-
larging the church, or building new one Fonf
five hundred men, generally men Of substare,
crowded the vestry-rOOm.
The Rev. HEsRY WARD BEEcuER called tho
meeting to order. Horace B. CLAFLis was cbosa
Chairman, and Mr.. HOWARD, Clerk Of the Sodey
was chosen Secretary.
Mr.. BEECHER made short speech urging thst
their duty to make provision for those who were
prevented from attending the church for want Of rca
He thought, in the natural course Of events b. bed
ten years longer AT east TO live; and that ten yesn
was likely 10 be the mosi active portion OF his I've.
He believed he could preach easily 10 O. go perons
as to 3coO II the church was properly constructs,
and thus he would be enabled TO do twenty yesn
preaching in ten years; Ia other words 10 doubts hm
self. There were four plans for increasing fnelr
church accommodations. The first was by shenns
the present building which he utterly oppoeoa ,o'
second to sell the property and build somewhere ss,
which was open TO some grave objections; tsiio,
remove the present building entirely and repmld !"
the same ground, placing the vestry, &e n the esss
ment, which be was inclined TO favor and tourtb, "
purchase adjoining lots 10 build upon, which seems
to him the most feasible and advisable, all things coz
-ldered.
very general and rather free and easy interehas'
Of views on the subject eusued, from which i sP
peared that the congregation were generally IN nv"
Of building large church on new location, occoX
ing the pre-ebt tDu'ch until the new one shonh -.
completed, and then ceiling the present property. ~
doubt whatever was expressed that the necessa!
funds whatever the amount, would be Forthcoming =
soon wanted. One gentleman suggested ths. =
could be raised by s0 subscriptions fast a. nesdGS G
and another, Moses :. Beach, offered to be one Oh >"
men 10 give 81 600 at for the purpose. -,
The following resolutions were passed unsnirnoosT
keosed That - the duty II this Coarch 70 Prosns
ample accommodations for The preaching II the 9sp~ "
nsetiou wi'h me ymogh Church thf will doh .s
hesyiesf, That Committee II i've b. sppont-d 70 -
considerasior wast s'sps shall b. taken Tor the ereco
church 70 CONAN not les than 5000, % report ~ s
meeting u the Society. -,
Messrs. Bower, Gibson, Merrill. Beach and % henP'
were appointed the Committee under the last re'"-
tiOn. -.
A committee. consisting Of Horace b. Clshin, Js"s'
Freeani A. 7. stanton, Alex. studweN ana .,,-, \.
Benedict Was also appointed to consider ana lsr
upon the best mode of raising the necessary iuh"'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-29
'laPried.

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In Son Frsucsco Grace Church by the Rev {.
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IL Sacramento, Aus. o. Mr. Elisha Haves % Mss Abbe
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IN Columbia Taourne County, R. Bowen 70 Lizzie Har-
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South PARK by tie Rev Scott Mr. Nifred W Niggrr 70
Mi,s Carrie IL fudls, all Of Ssn Francisco.