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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05
THURSDAY noRNrNe, DEC. 8.


Under this heading the Register OF
yesterday morning, INDUCES in piece
Of foolish self-gloriacation In regard to
the Presidents message. ,,.i,.
1t informs It's readers that the docu-
meut was received at that otfice "on
Monday evening"" Next, that twas
"put in type that nights'ln addition
TO getting outn its Irregular edition -
third, that at was worked offg next
morning, and fourth, that u was after
wards "issued to its city readers ahead
OF all competition" ~
Now "mark how plain tale" shall
put all this empty humbuggery to the
blush, II, indeed, the author of il be ca
pable Of blushing under any circum.
stances:
The message was received at both
offices on Monday evening at the
same time. 1t was "put in typep In
both offices that night ain addition to
getting out" their regular edition; it
was worked of" Mt both offices next
morning hours in advance OF per-
mission to publish 1t. and was issued to
their city readers by both offices as soon
as permission to that effect came from
the telegraph Office. ,E
There was no enterprise whatever on
the part ofthe Register in securing the
message. So far from that, its receipt
was due, for anything we know to the
contrary, exclusively TO au arrange.
lnent made by this office on behalf Of
both papers, with the Hon. c. D. Hub.
bard. That gentleman very obligIngly
called upon the private Secretary of
the President and requested that he
would put Wheeling down on his list,
and send copies OF the message to the
papers here on the same terms with the
larger cities. This the secretary
promised to do, and In pursuance OF
that promise copies were received here
on Monday evening. The Register had
the enterprise to actually receive Its
copy when handed over by the agent of
the associated press, and, so far as we
know, not one whit more had 1t 10 do
With procuring the message. There
was vast amount of genuine enter.
prise" in such an effort, was there notH
Shame upon such cheap and shallow
pretenses.
Last year, when both papers were
forced 10 rely on their own enterprise,
in order to be on time with the mes.
sage, that paper was beaten ont of sight
by this Office. We Issued the message
several hours in advance of the Register.
In fact we published 1t on the streets
before even copy had been received
Mt the Register office. And yet that pa-
per came out the next morning, Just
as 1t did yesterday, boasting of its en-.
terprise In distancing all competition,
and never, until this day, has recanted
the shameless falsehood.
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The Cleland Leader says: 1--WE saw
yesterday the circular of an an. bltlous
tradesman, which contained decided.
ly novel feature. After descantIng up.
on the merits of his wares. heappends
the following: Ministers of the Cos.
pei supplied with goods at cost, II they
agree to mention the fact to their Con.
gregatlon.' What a sublime thought
a minister delicately weaving into the
perorntton Of his sermon, skillfully
worded "puifs" for the Adjustment Of
John Doe; and Just before the benedic.
ton, announcing that he has Just 70.
ceived II large invoice Of hoop skirts,
rat traps, etc, which he will sell at the
lowest rates. What next?"
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WEare glnd to see that tho deficit In
the Post Ollire Department will not OK.
ceed S2,jOO, 900, Instead OF I've millions,
suggested some time since. and thai
from sl5O,OOO to 100000 will be saved
In sending U. y. malls to Europe. We
shall, alter January, have three, II moi
fonr malls to Europe, and the Govern
menl, instead Of paying IL cents In
specie for single letter TO Europe, will
only pny IL cents I'm ounce, with pro-
porlIonate reductions on printed mat.
ter.
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4ur8tat
For Rent.


nNaE STORE ROOMS LAIELY occu.
l. pied BY quufgn 4. Tayloe 4 Co., md j.
n mann rom Nh i. S nan iee a2 eese
story, and good rooms tof olhe. pufp6sos N
second and third story IN rood 6rlor. Pos.
seaAion given Immediately. ~
Many building laand dwelling houses lof
sale In the Sixth Ward, on reasonahio terms.
once, No. lisX Main street, S6oSe Mon.
roe, up stAlr& iehS-u
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Spttial aIptttts.

LIE. the nun Ryes sr INC iIISas
sparkle with hope d. they read this para
graph. TARRAi,TS DEMONSTRATIONS
APERtEsT regulates The now OF the btIo and
restores the natural action Of tho bowels.
There Is nothing like II Ia bliouaneas com.
plicaled with constipation.
KEPT BY ALL APoTHEcARfEs. +
fl1y80,lW F9l W. 30 ~ y ~ &
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.Na- Tor lSaIG. gaAfI
Wanted.

A NY PERSON HAVING ONE OF
n tWo decked dat Boats for sale ut d rpas
tonnhle! PRES, can and purchaser by calling
upon the undeteigned, who Will also puf-
ThOS. O'BklIfN,
dec5 Real kstAl0 Agent,
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GOUDY-JoNEs-On tho GSlh November,
by the Rev. Garrett Jones, at the residence
the brides father, MIR. VIM. NJ. GOuDY, to
Mis- ANNIE E.LoSEs, all OF Marshal county,
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For Rant.

5ONE OF THE FINEsrs DwRLIINa
OhouAel IN the city, Containing III rooms:
With every convenience, siInated On ire
River Bank, In the ID Ward. PoSs ession
gwen immedi Rtely, nfequlred.
does ~ ~ z n 1. IRWIN.
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NEWS AND Gossill.,'


-venisoh Is a drug in Minnesota.
Eight cities in Europe have Lincoln
streets. t'.,.g I'm Ig5-''l-
Father Kemp's troupe are doing
Massachusetts. III, $500 '
Vaccination is the latest excite.
ment in the public schools Ia New York
city. ~
The oldest business in the world
the nursery business. H
The sugar wedding, :" thirty days
after marriage, is the latest fashion.
The New York Academy OF Music
rents for 81 200 for one ball night.
There are two hundred and nine.
teen newspapers published in Indiana.
The Hartford Press says there is no
toadyism In the BostonIan treatme nt Of
Dickens. '.,5.
The London critics speak well Of
Holmes "Guardlan Angel"
Belgium is the most thoroughly
cultivated country In the world.
Tho Queen City Rink, at Cincln-
natl, is now open for parlor skating.
Some predict an unusually mild
winter from the thinness Of the corn
shucks.
Women have more of the peculiar
tact necessary TO the Geographic ope-
rator than men have.
There are one hundred and fiity
thousand teachers in the United States.
ofthese two'thirds are women.
ALI the Indiana colleges are full of
students.
Houses and rooms are plenty, and
rents low, in Cincinnati.
Those who camp out and sleep un-
der trees seldom take cold.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIR. Guthrie, OF Edinburgh, promo.
ses to shave the head of every man who
Ia found drunk.
The late Chicago Bussy.DutIy prize
tight monopolized the telegraph lines
OF the country for hours.
The Westliche Post, at st. Louis,
Of which Carl Schurz Ia editor, Is the
largeSl German paper in tho West.
Manufacturers of chewing tobacco
use large quantities OF glycerine TO
keep tho tobacco soft, and give ii Il
sweet taste.
Frankfort, Germany, hasa pppu.
lntion Of Sevonty.live thousand. Ten
thousand are Jews.
"A prominent aud talented Cincin-
natl lawyer IL now wandering, II hat
lesI and shoeless Outcnst In the streets
OF London-a victim OF intemperance.
The wooden walls" OF Great
Britain arc fast going under the ham
mer. The last one sold, the Colling.
wood, cost 100000 aud only brought
S3O,sO3.
The Rothchild family originated In
FrankfOrd, or rather their wealth dates
from that place. One of the brOth hers, a
Baron, now resides there, welding n
large political and financial influence.
"A Chicago Methodist thinks the
Northern church have right TO every
churCn, school. house, and acre Of land,
formerly held by the Southern Metho.
dists.
The Buffalo Democrat says Of the
Suspension bridge, that tho stone In
the towers is cruInbling AWAY from the
action Of the atmosphere, and men are
engaged cutting out the stone TINT IN
thus decnying, and supplying tho place
with Medina stone.
Sill standing in Dayton, Ohio, IL
tho first Lighthouse built there. As eur.
y us lsO1 II was II tavern, aud nj differ.
ent timea has served us a court house,
jail, Justices Office, tailor shop store,
military headquarters, arsenal, ord.
nance bureau, loan office, &c.
.-Glycerine Is very extensively used In
Russia Tor the hands, face, and ears, on
account OF the Intense cold. It will
not freeze ut my temperature.
One day last month 7lS cir-londs of
hogs came into Chicago, probably the
largest number ever received In one
day by any city In the world.
Tue atlantic Monthly for December
contains nm able and carefully pre-.
pared article on tho subject of the Pa.
cite Railroad. It IN written by one
who IL thoroughly familiar with tho
H,.I I...
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Steamboats,.


"hNtAiNE Huu HHFtttth ENcAtts
- The fine Eide-wheel passenger
lsIIhSt.A AteAmer SALLIE V, Capt. R0bt,
Issisiss.iii Patterson, will leave Wheeling
every Tuesday, Thursday md Saturday al
10 O'Clock. Leave Marietta Mondays,
Wednesdays md Fridays ut o o'c 'Ocl, A. NJ.
IN JAS. II. HOLMES, Agent,
noHlNf No. 80 Monroe street,
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MIR. LAWRENCE, of Ohio, has novel
ideas of retrenchment; that is II
"novel" ideas deal wholly with re.
trenchment ms Il fiction instead Of a
fact. He moved that eight thousand
copies of the impeachment reports be
printed. AS these reports, together
with the testimony, make a volume OF
over 1900 pages, the adoption Of Mr..
Lawrence's proposition would food the
country with nearly ten millions of
pages. The press has already given
the reports and can DO relied upon to
furnish the most interesting aud yalu-
able Of the testimony. The people
generally are in earnest about re.
trenChment whatever Mr.. Lawrence
may think OF the subject.
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Tr,,stee,s SALE,
For Sale.

TlHR SALOON AND BAR FIXTURES
Of 4. Y, Hardy, Deceased, north end or
stone Bridge. For further paftieulAni Rp-
SSov2s.f cH.oDBERr, Admir-.
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ng- NonotIce will BE- taken OF communl
cations not accompanied by o re- ponAiblC
gaIns: me name VIII DO considered conn
terSas a guarantee of good NTH.
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-. AND HOUSE OF MERCY.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPoRTsI
for YOUNG MEN, on the CRIME OF SOIL.
tube, and The ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly power
and create impedimenta 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means otrelleLq senti sealed On,
velopes, free Of charge Address, Dr. j,
sRILLIN H0uGHToNg Howard Aaocla-
ton, Phlladelp hia, Pa. " Fliii llglIIIsI
sept2iSnld&w. Z nfId rJ5a4 lt4slda
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Pnblio sale of

Public Sale Of Billiard Table,
g EIZED AS THE PROPERTY OF GEO.
~ :. hoSs for the nor. payment OF Revenue
lax; one Billiard Table. which will be sold Rt
rubnc Auction, for caSll, on SATURDAY, the
18th day OF December 1867, at ten O'clock n
m, ut the residences OF the Hon. Geo. W.
thompson, near Wheeling.
WHEELING, Leo. q 1851. decS.id
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Board of Health.

pEPoRT Of the Board Of Health of the City
~ o, Wheeling, for the month OF Nov.
Deaths rom the following causes, viz:
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wARAToN's olNTMENT win oaro ltho
Itch. llg ind .gl-i o. e44o fusill
wHEAToNs oINTMENTiwlll cure salt
RhGum. nhri ucF'i4 'ig Si'l bee
!, 'wHEAToNso SENTIMENT cures old Sores.
awHEAroNs OINTMENT cures ali Dis.
eases Of the Skin. - -.s
Price 2 eeats by mall % cents, All Drug.
gists sell IL, M '.,{5 .-., III gs5., I
oWEEEs 4 PorTER, Boston. Proprietor.
hepl0IeoalyI .rlssiflA m nlos a,si
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-05

q WE are indebted to william P. Hub.
bard, Esq. late Clerk of the House Of
Delegates, for the following list OF Sen,
ators and Delegates elected in October
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TELEGRAMS. Ae.

There u prospect OF q split between the
rebels and the Conservative Unionists in Ken
tucky, and their running separate tickets, the
former with William y. Preston, formerly
Minister to Spain, and recently rebel general,
for Governor. If no divIsion takes place ex.
Governor Helm, stay- at home rebel urin z
the war, and q fighting one since the war
closed, Will probably be the joint nominee
The Republicans held their State convention
on the 26th inst.
The Austrian Admiral Tegetnon arrived At
NORFOLK yesterday morning from Richmond
he spent the day In visiting the Gosport navy
yard,and became the guest Of Admiral Rowan
A salute OF fifteen guns were fired in his
honor. He evinced great curiosity IN the in
spechon OF different points Of naval ana his
torical interest
The Senate of Maine, "Wednesday morning,
by vote Of 81 to S, passed a resolution for ;
amendment OF ls&7, which prohibited fht
erection OF any State department, errnt,, for
war purposes. The House will probabIv con-
cur In the resolution
conditlons imposed py Congress for ne ad-
mission OF that Territory a STATE The vote
IN the House stood 20 yeas 10 o nays aid in
the Senate 1t was unanimDus.
Five white men have been arrested for at
tempting to set fire to the building used as IN,
hall of the Garnett League a large and in tiuen
tial organization OF 1olored men, IN Harris
burg, Pa.
The Episcopal Conventional Congress con-
unued ITS session al Reading, Pa, yesterday
ana adjourned TO meet the 2lst OF May at
ST Stephens Church, Philade Iphia
In Connecticut the Democrats IN the ith
Congressional district nominated VIM. III. Bar
mum for Congress, and in the 81 district Mr
Earl Martin.
Major General Sheridan and several officers
OF his stan came from Cincinnati TO Odeon
Illinois, yesterday, where they took the train
ter cairo, en- route 70 New Orleans
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OiFlinn Misses
O'Niel Sallie
Osborn Mary
OifenbacherTily
Mrs
pabe Susan
PriceIiAn 'hArs
Pond X n Mrs
PIatt q j NJ .
Page N n Mrs
Parker = atie Z
Palmer Kate y
Phillips Mrs
Patfers0nAnnte A
e Mrs
iI uiInphrey Lloyd
w Mrs
PlumsiIl Eliza
Peter-onSarMrs
PepserKosie Mrs
Parker kebMrs
PotlerPhebyteJ
Ray K Annie
Roach ThsJ Mrs
Ross Matilda
kube Msrgt 2
BeaderAlice Mrs
Ritter A e. mrs
kichstt Henfa
Mrs
Richardso Jene
Kidney Anufe
kyall Mary
SmithLauraV-2 2
smith Lucinda
Snail Kate e
Stone Sarah l.
Shields Mary
Smith X ate
Smith hose
Short Oar'eMrs
Shinn Mary A
Sickens Mary Il
Shepard laura
Sunby Jane M -
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stuart Moliie
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Ste wsrt Mary b
Mrs
Stewart Emma
Sweeney Sarah
3 SDithson mrs
Shepard Mary i
SpssserW II hrs
stsrry Sar v Ars
Ste etson Sarah w
SlOcum Mary
Sar gent q Mrs
sunbeam MolIie
Stebbins N Z Mrs
mour Ida
>ey bold Lizzie
ID Mrs
Spnner CarOMrs
oheldon Lizzie
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Stewart "A Mrs
Stickue Harriet
ShAfer N srR't
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Misseuri-The LoyaItx Oath.

A despatch from Jefferson City, Missouri
states tnst mr.. Jewett, from the Judiciary
committee, TO whom was referred the resolu
uon oIoerine an inquiry as TO certain opinions
aItgeo 10 nave been expressed by Judge
MOODY, OF the st. Louis Circuit Court and his
acts In empaneling jurors without Requiring
Them 10 take the oath Of loyalty. reported un.
der suspension Of the rules "a at the commit-
tee are OF opinion that the case calls fer the sc
ton OF the General Assembly,, IN the form sf
an address, TO remove said Judge from once
and recommend Joint resolution u al there is
proper cause for removal, by an address Of
Judge Moody en- the ground that be has vio
lated the Stale constitution by his Official acts.
an mat ne ls an unsafe. unsuitable, aud nm
proper person 70 hold the ofice of Judge ef m
Circnit Court in St. Louis. The resolutions
We're read three times and passed under a fur
ther suspension Of the rules
Mr.. Walters, from the special com rnittee an
pointed TO inquire into the Official conduct oi
Judge King, OF the fifth judicial circuit. re-
ported that, after a careful consideration of the
case, they were OF the opinion that he had been
eulity OF nign misdemeanors in ONCE and gross
corruption, and recommend the adoption of
resolutions thar the House impeach said nudge
for misdemeanors in ofice; among others Of
ipstructing the grand jury to nnd no bills OF
Indictment against Confederate soldiers of the
regular or irregular branch ef the service for
any crimes committed while engaged IN that
service; for insuucting them to End no bills OF
Indictment against persons who might be
loyalty, and for failing TO instruct the grand
JIry IN reference TO the riot which occurred al
Platte ctys In September.
debate ensued on the postponement Of the
consideration OF the report; pending which the
House took q recess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

VI W. B, NOSl6,
YAsHIONABLB CARPET, TURNIrURl AND
BIDDING STORES,
nos. s21 4 51s, INTELLlGENORR BUILD
ING, C0RNER 7TH ANDD.,
no. sos 7TH STREET, FH0RNY BUILDIBo
ADJOINING ODD FELL0Ws, HALL.
AND RxAMiNB THD FINEST AssuRTED
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
De has al the latest designs made In PhiIadeI
phiA, New York, and Boston. The seock is N Vsy.
selected by Mr.. Moses, and bought at tAe IovsS
sies LOT cseh. which enskies him TO com pete with
tn Greer IN Phiiadsiphis, and Of the best material
. rnIcha:srs slould study their owa interest By
sorted .11 .tocs Of CARPkTs, IUREIrURE.. xe.,
aba Obtain his prics: list before going elsewhere
winch ne viii furnish With pleasure aI - '
his assort tment Of MsttreS.ss. Blankets, Com.
torn, Csusterpeines, Pillows, Bolstsrs, Feather.
oeoe, And all kinds Of Cottage and Kitehea Fur.
nituTe 10 complete. which he offers ct the le west
New York and Phflad phia prices. E--l'T|
remember Nos 921 and S19 IntelliRencer
Building corner 1th and ID. and No sos 7th
street Thorng Building. adjoining Odd EellowS
s+n E-I w. b. MosBs,
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SEvery railway train arrives az and de-
paris from London by subterranean tunnels.
~Nsw York fire under writers have asreed
TO materially Increase their rates on risks
- The present wheat crop OF Virginia is the
most promising since 1860.
~Juarez has copnscated sl2o, 600, 600 worth
OF Imperial property In Mexico.
~A girl In Antwerp tried TO drown herself
because she was refused piece OF cake by her
mother.
negro woman in Virginia killed her
father by throwing q skillet AT mis- head.
s0The LonSen Review mentions A new.
what has long been practice In this country.
the employ ment Of women In photographic ss-
Establishments.
SFiye thousand unemployed sailors are
now IN New York. and more persons LOOKING
Tor work there than for i've years past.
~"Very dear are eggs." laments q south
ern papeT-s.as for chickens, it requires q
Creeus 70 Just smell Of them."
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LIST OF LETT e 70 =
RDMAIHIN8 In rHE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
Friday, February ~, 1867. ..

tOFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
HAVING THk LAkG EST CIRCULATION.l
" TO obtain auy Of these letters the applicant
p:u,t call isr dyertised Letters, give the date
OF tne lsst, and pay one cent for Advsr isag
!" ~ not called for within ore month they will
De lent TO the Dead Letter U6ice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

The MARYLAND DLEGIsLATURE-Int the Sem
ate yesterday, Mr. Bowie, from the committee
on agriculture, reported a bill which provides
that every commission merchant, factor, agent
or other consignee for the sale OF Agricultural
products, shall, within ten days from the date
or the sale OF any agricultural products, make
out and forward, through the post ONCE 20 the
owner OF such agricultural products, a true
and accurate account OF the sale of the same
which shall state the names Of the owner and
purchaser. the day OF sale and the price for
which the products were sold. On failure To-
make out such statement ana for ward through
the post ONCE. as required, within ten days
from the day OF sale, the party shall be liable
TO indictment, and on cenyiction, be ffned not
less than $500 nor more than 5000. The Senate
adjourned over until Tuesday next
The House passed the bill 70 create a board
o. commissioners to keep open the harbor of
Baltimore; the bill TO establish militia system
ior the State; the bill TO amend the laws re-
laung 10 bounties 10 volunteers and drafted
men. and the bill authorizing certain parties
10 rebuild bridge over Gwynn's falls, known
as the Long Bridge. A bill was reported to
provide fer the registration OF voters In Mary
lano a long preamble and resoluti were
submitted by the committee on federal rela-
uons, declaring that the loy al owners OF slaves
enlisted in the Federal service during the late
war have Just claim to reasonable compen-
saton, and calling upon the General Govern
ment TO recognize its liability therefor. The
resolutions were laid over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

SLondon journals complain that London
omniouses are ..wretched slow and nasty"
Street railw ways are to - tried aGaiu.
~American vessels in English ports get
crews much sooner than Eugiish v-ssels be-
cause they give better pay aAd betrer food.
~The Richmend Times thinks the Vir.
gina L<eislature may have been called togeth.
Or "in the wrong time Of he Iaoon."
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" nAR1xf4sC f4sCARnmft AssI nsLf AZ ROOMS q
AND FANCY DRESS BALLS
kv1 AND PARTIRS
BOOTS, SHOES, &.

nm BOOTS AND bHOIB.
U H1W sT0R1. "
The undcrsigned bees leave to inform his friends
md the public generally that he has opened the
NV CHEAP STORE, No. s09 7th street nder
ODD IellowS' Hsll. whore he has on hand ZEN
sral assortment Of Ladies' and Gentlemen ., Boy =.
BOOTS AND sHOIs.
1emenber the number, 500 1th street, under
ODD Ielloys, Hall The New Cheap Btore, for.
deis GEORGE B. WILSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

AN EPISCOPAL EDICr.-We learn on rood
authority, that's manifesto aeainst aRitnsI
ISM" in the Episcopsl Church, ts about TO b.
given to the public. signed by a number O:
the Bishops. The names OF Bishop Potter, o.
this Diocese Bishop Ropki Of Vermont. An A
Bishop Odenheimer, Of New Jersey. it he sa,S
are not among the siGners. II will not be nc
cording to precedent, II this manifesto should
not draw out another from the opposite side
NOT ebdoreing the ritulistic revival, IL NAV be
but Tin the spirit Of Bishop Potter's recenr
Trinity Church sermon) counsellinG modera
lion on both sides and all sides. with the warn.
ing 10 the church againstrunning to extreme,
on anything.-N. y Ezpress.