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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-06
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Names OF all purchasers VIII be registered, and
n entire satisfaction is not given in every in
stauce, the money Win be eheerfuIly refund
ed Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81
Desert ptfve circulars and testimonials mailed
free. Address, BERGER, SHUTS & Co,
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sole agents for the United States.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-06
Emporium Of Fashions,


: DOZEN JUST RECEIVED AND FOB
Osale by CHAA b. BERRY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-06

For Rent.
THREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
l and two ON Market Streets. Enquire at
febS-tf LEWIS q wooDMANsEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16

storm which has lasted for the last two days, and
which, after partial Cessation yesterday begun
with increased intensity about 3 o'clock this morn
ing. The trains are late and as a consequence there
are no mails, which calamities by no means
improve the temper of Congressman and
the community generally. The wires work
badly, and all communication with the North
is almost entirely cut off. Benighted travellers
tell the most woful stories of the delays on the roads
from NewYork. and there is general dissatisfaction
and disgust everywhere. The streets are choked
with snow drifts, and pedestranism has become
almost an impossibiiitY. The churches were nearly
all deserted to-day, and the services were exceedingly
short Sleighing is luxury which few indulge in.
owing to the high price charged by proprietOrs of
these conveyances. The only persons who have
reason to be thankful for the storm are the drivers
and car conductors whose occupation is gone owing
to the accumulation of snow. No ears were running
ON Pennsylyania-ave to-day, and on most Of
the other street railroad lines there was no
travel. Even the hackmen, who are generally
proofagainst everything, have abandoned their
posts, and the inhabitants have suddenly be-
come so domestic that the appearance of a pedes-
trian the streets is pleasant interruption Of
the oppressive mOnotOny. The storm showed no
signs of abatement mp to midnight
Neither house was in session on Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
nEKENRs17lzZEzzzR
DTED.

BROwE-On SATURDAY. Solyman AuTus Acgustw
Woodruff snd Emma r. Brown. AGED mouths And p days
The relative. friends II the family Invited 70 attend the insa
o residence Of lie father No. Great Jonesst Oh Monday
afternoon al o'clock.
BROWY-At Elizabeth n j. Sabbath morui Dee i; Lewis
The S5. are invited 20 attend funeral Wednesday Dee 49, At
O'clock NJ bis late residence, No fl bhLSbshafe, ~he@
further notice
CARLOn Saturday morning Dee a. al The residence ~ her uncle
Cbaniu No. 50 Wsshngt0nsye BrOokyn, kzabeth Laura
Of Charles the late Elizabeth J. Cadof san frza
ci.co Cal aged years, month sud aays -
In TODAY Dee TO- AZ "cock
the above place Relatives aud friends are invited to attend shoS
further notice
San Francisco papers please copy.
DoAER-sudeny on THURSDAY evening Dec r. william Done s
Relatives and friends are invited sead the funeral from b'
residence 4D West Twenybt, az ~ 0coeA a. m ~ no"
DAY. Dec. 10.
GANTZsuieuy 90 Sunday morning Dec IS at tie residence Of be
son at Ingo0d John r. Can't aged 90 yeaTs
Further notice viii BE- given Of anersl
HAYDN Friday morning. 49, Isabella Hay youngest d'rghiG
u Allan Hay
The relatives ard friends OF The respectfully invited to ent
residence Of Der father No l9 Aads0a ave- ~
Monday Dec. Is, at / o'clock.
JARvIson Sunday Dec IS Daniel Meigg only eht Of Edward
The 6lersi services win be he'd e. q John O. mgg.
esq 2l8 Clntons Brooklyn, luesy Dee H. atE, 0coeA
PURDY-Tu this City Saturday Dec H. Sophia vie Of Elh
Purdy deceased
The relatives and friends family invited to attend the funeral
services residence, No 83 Lud0wt, on lnss pee
H. The remgius will be taken 20 White flsil'
Ceneterg wednesday 10 o'clock m train ifo0 Twenty
sad Fonrh-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
ARE now COMPLETED.

This brings the line base Of the Rocky Mountains nih
Is expected will be laid thirty miles further to Evans Pass
the highest point road by January The maximum grade from
the foot Of mountains the summit but eighty feet to the NILE
. that Of .pv Eastern roads Is over hundred woh the
roen on the western slope will continue through the Winter aud
there now doubt that the entire grand Inc to the Pshe
will be open for business in 1870
Tn. mean, provided Tor Of this great National "ors
are ample The United grants It's SI Per Cent Bonds ct the %
rom 600 70 s pee mile for which takes s,ooHd len a
.eclty receives payment to large not to the m eIen !"
claim in services bonds Issued each twenty nile section
flushed and after examined By United States Commission
pouone 10 be in all respects 6rstcass road thoroughly sup
ped With depos repair shops stations and all the necessary ons
stock aud other equipments
The United states also makes donation Of u 800 aso Land to the
mile which will be large to the Company Much Of
this land in the Platte Valley among the most fertile IN the world and
large portions covered With heavy pae forests aud abound IA
Goa Ofthe best quality.
The Company is also authorized ssuess Mortgage Bonds
equal the issue Of the Government aud no more The
Hon Morgan and the Oakes Trustees for the Bond
holders Bonds the Company On the work
gresse, they always represent actual and productive valae
TIE authorized capital Of the Company One Hundred Mon Doll
lars millions have been paid the work already
EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.
Al present the profits Company derived only from It's local
,rarc already much bs sufficient to the Interest On
the issue not another mile built II
no. doubted road completed the through a9e Of the
only line connecting and Pacific States viii be large beyOnd
precedent there viii be competition can always be done
profitable rates.
II n be noticed that the Uaon Pacific Railroad H. fact
nn, cork supervision Of Government officers and to
large and that its bonds Issued
under direction Il believed ibat similar seeurh 50
carefully guarded aud certainly other based upon larger OF more
valuable property. As the Compsnys
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are offered for the present NINETY CENTS on THE DOLLAR they
security the market being than 10 per ees
lover United States stocks They pay
SIX PER CENT IN GOLD,
or over nine PER CENT Spoa Subscriptions will 10
received in NewYok the Compshs of No 20 Nasau add 81
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No NsssGst.,
CLARK DODGE Co, Bankers, No. 81 Wal-st,
JOHN J. CISCO son, Bankers No 80 Walst,
HENRY CLEWs < Co, Bankers, No % Walst,
HRDDEN WINCHESTER Co. Bankers, No ~ Broadway,
AMI by e Companys advertised Agents throughout the United States
Reances made In drafts other ;ands par IN NeWioh
and the bonds free OF charge by return express
ANEW PAMPHLET AND MAP showing the Progress Of the Wors,
Resources for Construction and Value Bonds be obtained at the
Coupa onces or advertised gents v be sent tree On APP
DlesuoL
JOHN }. CISCO, Treasurer NswYOrh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
CONFINEMENT FINANCES.
1uE wEFKLY CURRENeya STATEMENT.

HE "
WASHINGTON, Dec. 14.--Thc fractional cur
rcncy received from the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury
Department the week ending today amounts 90 s1
Oo0. The amount forwarded hence was follows; To
the Assistant Treasurer at NeWIOrk. 100000; 20 tho
United States Depository at Baltimore, $4,000 10 the
United states Depository $4,000 and 10 the National
Banks, Sl33675. Total, S35s,675
The United States Treasury holds In trust for tho
National Banks this date. the following As Security
for circulating notes, s3iO55O, and for deposits OF
public moneys, $37.9l7,950
The National Bank notes issued during the week were
s246 $50 and the issued 10 date Is S3052l
From this is 10 be deducted the currency returned IN
GLIDING WORKOUT notes amounting 10 S552SJI, leaving
In actual circulation at this date S29J.155,s2i.
The fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during
the week amounts 70 sl134OO.
The receipts from Internal during the last week
S235OOO; to the hscal year commencing with july
Sl4Oi1OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
THE HON. THAD. STEVENS on RECON
STRUCTION.

A Washington dispatch gives an account of
an interview held by delegation Of Southern oyahsts
with the Hon. Thad. Stevens Friday last Mr. Stevens
IS reported saying that impeachment had failed said
a tcdS Oy 6ridtncC Of The chleH6SS Of public opinion
III the Committee had confined themselves 20 acts Of
usulpauOn merely, and presented their report year
he thought there not ten Republican members
who would have voted aganst it, delegate from Virginia
said that the effect OF the refusal OF the House TO favor
impeachment would operate very seriously the work OF
reconstruction in the South Mr. Stevens said it could
not DO otherwise. Mr. Stevens said he in favor OF
repeating that part OF the law OF reconstruction which
qures majority Of the registered votes The delegate
replied that he thought that would be WE'LL aud inquired
whether law could not he passed by which the cOnven
session Of the State Immediately aud them
II they defeated their constituents, they would still be
LIVING under loyal governments. Mr. stevens said he had
bill drawn up. in which he had two three provisions
which he thought might he beneficial The that
bare majority shall affirm reject the Constitutions the
second that the twOhfs which have been excluded shall
be represented in the first Congress- by being voted for
general ticket, elected Congressman at largcaS
they wOuld not have time to take census Of this part OF
the population He proposes still further that as soon as
the Constitution is framed by the delegates aud ready 10
be submitted TO Congress that that Convention shall, as
independent body have power TO establish state GOV
crnmens IN lieu of the district commanders. The deega
ton In body said that such legislation would he Mt
would make immense difference In the popular vote
MT Stevens expressed the hope that the solid southern
should be for Jhe Republican party give
ascendancy and elect the Presidents for n This
secured the work of reconstruction. auspciOusy
D. gun might be trlumphantly completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
TIE c0NSTrUroYAL coyrEy11ox

THE PROBABILITIES or AN ADJOURNMENT 10
NEW-YORK-BEPORT ON THE SALT SPRINGS.
ALBANY, Dec. 1.-THE short space Of a
hours has wrought complete revolution IN regard 20 tie
question OF adjourning to New-York IL Is the general
opinion OF those who have inspected the quarters Offered
by the Common Council Of Albany that they are MT
sufficiently commOdous and convenient for the use OF
large body this Convention. II suitable place o.
Tered ITSELF there not the slightest doubt that the Cot
Vention would decide 10 remain here AS II H. the ate
native presents itself Of adiOurnng TO New-York or
taking recess until next May AS the least OF two ,is
~ WIZ undoubtedly be thought best TO remove to New
the city authorities. At the same tiuB
u is matter Of regret with fhoae
who have attended faithfully 70 their business here tht
they should be called upon 10 decide the important oue
IRONS that concern the government Of the City OF New
YORK while they the guests OF It's officials No evil
unmlxed with good, and 1t Is source OF satisfaction win
many that the chronic absentees will be compelled "
show their faces again In Albany Wednesday of nett
week, when this question is TO be finally decided
1ne session this morning brief and little Ind
ness was transacted. Judge COmstOck OF Onoudata
made report upon salt and the Salt Springs Of the STATE
urging that the Legislature develop the Springs and r.
mburse the Treasury by duty salt for that spectc
purpose. Mr. Young Of 'Ulser cOncurred but expressed
himself III favor Of allowing the Legislature 10 sell the
Springs whenever II Is thought proper to do So Mr. Bk-
ford Of Jefferson offered resolution that the Convention
ADJOURN on Monday Dec 20, at ~ H. to Thursday Jan.
at =: m, and that the Committee Revision I've IN.
structed 10 report the amended Constitution complete AZ
1916, wherever the Convention has made alteration
His resolution further provides that the Committee nd-
iOurn SHE die on Tuesday Jan T. 1863 at If a. IN The
resolution was tabled NJ the request Of the mover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
TIE RECENT STORM AT sEA-sHPwRECKs.

The brig Lucy Ann, Capt. Rose, sailed from
FlIzabethport for Boston on the 10th inst with
OF 2s5 tuns OF coal. On the 18th inst of Nantucket
shoal gale from northeas leak was discovered
The Captain and crew after pumping hertwo days ana
finding the vessel sinking very fast, and tho crew
badly frozen, had to take the small boat and
leave her. wind at that time being northeast Steered
for Sandy Hook, when the Bremen bark Marco
Polo from Bremen picked them up aud brought them 10
this port The mate, steward and four men are Dady
frozen and been sent TO the Seamens Retreat The
mate says that the brig sunk shortly after the crew LETT
her The L. A. was built in Maine and is II years DID,
25O tuns burden, and owned by Messs Permission Rose
Of Boston. IL,
The piot boat VIM. II. Aspnwa reports the shiplsae-
rameuto beore reported dsmasted anchored on shark
River seven miles below Long Branch about 800 yards
from The beach, in want of pilot The Aspinwa tried
10 put one board Int owing TO shOa water and hgh
sea could not succeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
II. r. Il.

srPPREssrvB MEDICATURES Va THE TRuB OUhh'-b'ep
.,msr packages orr REsOLvBNT are 'en to the ueured patents
., Rel veosn and other practitioners IN Paris LONDON bea'
Vienna who are o their skin in the treatment o. s.ro'
-, vtl,a. pisile and Urinary he wonderful
S.,od b, u, RAILWAYS RRSoLvBNT Of patients 'aai hA'e
~ ~ b the suppression sDi mohred treaimon'oi sac nsFco
80 b,h &c have directed public attention 30 this wonderful remedy
mat cures disease BY communicating ' remea a. O
% and is quick and permanent as "a IN the 'kh ADD
r Of medicine to Ordinary pDPles aud skin diseases arc
% s DAYS Pdce IS for six bottles or 81 per bottle No "
Maiden lane Dr. Radgay be consulted from Il M to NJ nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
YIRGINIA.
THE STATE COMMUNICABLE STATE DEBT AND
THE FUNDS IN TIE TREASURY.

THE FUNDS IN THE TREASURY.
CIent,on today the following resolutions OF inquiry
were offered: OF Incorporating in tho BIZ Oh Klghts
,ese declaring all test Oaths dametrcaly opposed 10
tbe prlncipes of republican liberty; OF establishing sy
TEN OF school education for all classes OF allowing nav
,rrazed foreigners TO hold property after one year Ics
dence and be eligible to State Offices aIter tee years
residence in the state Of abolisng eapta ana cor
nehmen for crime: OF enfranchsing all persons from
whom IN is in the power Of the Convention TO remove eA
isting disabilities. .,o.ed s,,oo Tan
1eco IN the purchnse OF slaves, null, was referred
INC chairman Of the Finance Committee lntIOdueeo
rosoIntion that whereas there IL only ABOUT FOoD III
tIe treasury and s7OO0OO win be required TO pay ane III
terest dne January therefore the Auditor anu ~
urer are ordered to suspend payment OF M ny
Convention Is satisfied there IS money ShV 4 r
treasury 10 nav the interest OF January l. Inc Iesou
ZION was referred 10 the Committee on Finance 49,,
resolution Of inquiry as TO now tle S'"'o A-u''
Fund has been disposed of was referred. -, ,,,i,o
ha T@sonon and amendment relative 20 the intimda-
fi1n or v0ers came up, and the Convention appeared ne
terrniped 10 into pOlucM uenauc, anu ~ ~
ong one had already taken place on the sam
inc question sustained Dy % 10 70 '"''H an"
the matter WAS referred 10 a comnittec'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
GEORGIA.
COLLISION BETWEEN NEGROES AND
atrTunRfTIEe

coLLIslOS BETWEEN NEGROES AND CIVIL
AUTHORITIES.
ArCusTA. Dec. IA collision between
marty OF negroes aud the civil authorities oeGnIc cS
- fIbert0n Ebert County, Yesterday, III WIleh
1be sheriff George Allen, was killed and several otners
WHITES and blacks were wounded The diheul'y Origin
ated at ball. ..,.,.,r,.,
A SAVANNAH EDITOR ASSAULTED :.
SAyANNAH, Ga. Dec 1J.-C. ii. HOpkins, ~,
,G pohcrt U0pIdns the former the son and inc later
tbe nephew Of r. Hopkins Assessor OF ihternai Eey
ne we're arrested yesterday, Tor an anese9 ass"pl'
% ,nfeIt 10 murder John j.. Hayes Editor OF me re
,Jiicqn They released on pan as evcp,f 10 T e
arresed To day and lodged In jail 10 await the re-
snIt Of r Hayes injuries They walked INTO ts o ,
I'D re of then shook hands with MT Hayes ana AZ .io
same time beat him with loaded WHIP RIO va h h
20 ~ tiye The cause Of the assault IN supposed 10 haNe
Az we ON Inc taking OF test oahs Those men
are Union men, so-called, and the person 70 WON We
toriai IA supposed to have alluded - kadicai nelSI
~ 10 ConVenti0n The assault has created lntehsv "
Citement aud lts authors are denounced pS no ""O'
community. .--- ,,, IN trrrpp
ATLANTA, Dec. 14ln apparent qe EN- sc Con- Sl
az ,Ii'f orIiuancc adopted on IhuiHlnN 1871 o9 w,
tlo tIr slertf levied here to-day on store ld
On Pore w6s appealed to- and replied iha' n' 'ouu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
THE WEATHER.

BALTIMORE Nd Dec l5.-SnoN fell during the greater P", ,
lsst night intervals today and Is no" se'sAi i
somewhat bnt il Is still showing rapidly. IL,
W1mINGrox n. C., Dee l5.-SnoS fell to the eA'e"' "
iueb,. last night and to-day. .~t,, all dar
gcnASTos Penn, Dec lS.-The theuaopette, 49,
gses above zero Yesterday moung; to-day of All. iues.
RicEuoNp, Va, Dec. l5--Snos fell TO-DAY !" 'N' n.y.
Al, c.n.l isf oye and the nyeT Amos"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16

The Hon Leonard Bslou adtes:
extracted ari sinost
aee that they shoud taken ont without ny knowing IT,"
fadorsed as follows; -. -.
am pleased 10 y witnessed the operation Of Mr. Btou hsynG
pain by the Co a Association and sis ln
~, rers,,ned C. T. TFFAyT.
or Tiffany 4 Co. Nos $50 aud So BrOsissy
Same day above another pstols WIos on orr lst;
people ~ hat Dr. Cotton humhug Many OF ny
friends Vbo bsd t ha ar said: The incest The word - hsEs
teeth extracted Il splendid have ~ 80 1D'ees teeth eT
Dental Association, a ss'eA 0o'v tAn ny
friends told me-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
A Great Improvement m

II ~
liz Uoyrsho has long ranked the best Dent' OF
az ntes and sole Of combination OF ann
~rq.f pt ,rys Tor Anlcd Teeth lIitng NE sueps
The erlaess besuly finish snd perfect sat % ~ G
. 80 a. an ordinary gold plate. making the os as'iti
Pa ai. as ~, Dr. HOYTs Ohce is at No $40 Broadway,
Egh,ecnthst
New STYLES, Two, Three Four F,s I'll nss' @ ~ 80.
set f5r sale by GEO G. ALLbN' NJ '' D'O'N"-'' ' 3 ~
Csnslst. -. -.
OhhfNO "' BROADWAY, corner Twenty-hhh-st
-Cbeapest Rcliabo sewinE-Mechnes are bartleu's
1Scrsble AIachinesThe style si a. ~ can he ud y hand
- 9 viii DO family sewing Warranted and Kept q order Tor
one vesr Examine the different styles at the depot NO s Broadway
Rore q oury Oiser, u Nucha having received honorable
mention Al Exposition for their Watches have eined Aa
ercy IN this city sale II their Justly celebrated AICks ssd
nscnsv call the attention 81 tie trade ard Tie public 10 tho
@ st offered for sale by The untegued oEy
go ~ the 4 n ted States QUINCHR 4 KRUGLER,
-e Nos. ard 10 John.-' up stairs
Clothes Wrncers Of Sd tads eropT fep-ssi Deaers zap
Nahug au1 Nrgcr K
ssOWElSG 6s9 y C3..lnlJs, psSsis Assls@a asshl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16

ARREST FOR A MURDER OF THREE YEARS AGO.
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 1j.-In Newton town
shin is miles from this city, February 3D. 1852 Deputy
Provost Marshal James Hosie was shot aud killed WINS
Attempting to arrest deserter. Before his DEATH HOss
declared that Noah r. Smith his murderer. Arewaiu
OF 900 was offered for Smiths arrest but no neu te
connry and only returned months ago lie was 70
day arrested in Newton by Capt John McCasey' ana -
now lodged i'm the lookup In tins city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
POLITICAL.
CALIFORNIA.

THE UNITED STATES sENATORSHIP.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE Democratic
Legislative Caucus have taken ballots for United
States Senator aud adjourned without making scec
ton. Jshn Nugent VIII probably be taken up as com
promise candidate tomorrow.
The Union Legislative Caucus has nominated Judge
Brown, OF Contra Costa, United states senator and IN
dOrsed Cen Grant for the next Presidency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Commissioner Of the Genera Sl Ir L once U Hos
Is,e' S rr mans and Surveys Sled by TIE eTports
thereof application 70 maAs AZ wb 1857 boise CIV
i mon ppsnyrrsd lands ada County snq cover ~ -, An
acres M trssts are feet Vide and eros. eleh oluI ~
W,.eiss There ar. about 900 buildings Nt.n N i' ~ ~
rlgut Anh''a, M ars r,prrruted worth s'Jl,oO@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
Fr-NERlL or THOMAS suARPLEY IN PHLA
DELPHIA.

puIADTLPmA, Dec 15.-The funeral OF
Thomas sharpIey was largely attended this afternoon
The intemcnt took place at Monument cemetery on inc
northern outskirts Of the city
THE EvANGELIZATION OF THE UNITED STATES
An important meeting was held last evening
in the Rev Dr. AdaInss New School Presbyterian Charch
an Madisousauare Tho object OF the mccting was 10
raise funds 10 secure the eyangezaon OF the whole
country The Rev. Dr. Adams presided and conducted
the religious services Above ana behind the pulp was
wee yecuted man OF the States and Territories, which
fhe sneakers awaited themselves OF 10 impress
their thoughts upon those whom they addressed
The Rev. Dr. Kendall, Secretary OF the PrehDy-
terrain Board Of Home Missions, spoke OF Tue
Necessity of giving the Gospel TO all the people
Twothirds of the United states territory Is west lno
Mssouri River exclusive OF the Russian possessions
recently added Railroads, soon 70 DC Dult hcIos, 1no
continent with ramncaons In all directions and where
these railroads are the people CO. and where the people
flock there must be church. Last year the HOne MIS-
Son had sla0OOO for the spread Of the gospel tins year
$4,000 was promised but thus ihr tn t ess The
hind those o. the corresponding mouths o los9 o 10
sneaer concluded by renarkng that II takes 600 10
secure the services Of Missionary on the frontier TIC
frat year. 49, ,..to,or,- on, On from
a.. 80 NJ Introduced He said that God requires OF
this generation the evangellzation OF TINS county
and miracle is To be worked within the next I'VE years
the opening up OF our naona uo w ies 80 rahoads
trefcb toward the PacificffOm New-Iork, where inc
baIoncesheet Of the world is soon 10 be STRUCK
Pacific Railroad Is the grandest moral agent pou ri @
,Sve IN man for the reformation Of the world ihIso
kundred miles or a mile each working day Is INC est
progress Of the road each year Buid churcbes vi
lie lin. of lie Pacific Railroad send the flgh M D. anu
,ni The Rev Dr. EllngwOod OF the church Buil,int
cfv and the Rev Ia Hitchcock spoke huehyi anu ~.
,io cise of the meeting few gentlemen abuihcu "'
la assist m the RcoN WVih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-16
Elegant md Appropriate
Holiday PRE- 5 i N 4 y

NOVELTIES FROM THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
BRoNzEs CLOCKS JEWEL BOXES VIENNA AND PAkiS
80 ,pTrCTES VASES srATUARY IL BRONZE PARIAN
Am ALABAsTER ROGERS GROUPS, STERLING SILVER FlNK
pI ITED WARE OF GORHAMS AND OUR own hANuFAC'
TIRE FRENCH CHINA DINING AND TIA SERVICES. GLASS
WARE, &C.
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT Co,
Nos 4sS, 400 and 492 BROADWAY
Corper Of e