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pRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.

AssrsrAsr QyAnIEanAsrER,s oryIcE,l
No. ll8 0faARp srnEIT.
PHILADELPHIA June 9, le60
Sealed proposals will b yceAyed 1t this oflco
until II clock. q n. MONDAY, June IS lses.
period Of one year, commencing July l, 1868, and
ending SS1s ~ d }ssa' sinHslRSY;ysk srRAw
The estimated amount Of each required menthly
1900 pounds Of corn or oats, As may DO required.
1900 pounds Of hay and 1000 pounds Of straw
or 5s.erss, he n 81 AZ
seryics may require.
70 the bushsi, corn s. pounds 70 liz Sushei, hay of
the best quality PennsylvsniA timothyy straw to
bs 81 rye..of the best quAkty. All subject to Inc
Prop9ssis win state price Per hundred pound. for
hay and straw, and per bushel for corn and oats.
delivered At such places In this city as may be
designnted, In such quantities and at such times
as nay Be ordered. The price to be stated in words
and figures. =
gssI form, fSr proposals ssn =. gssnsd on
je9td BIT. Col and A. Q. n. u. 3. Army.
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80 Well wheels, IS arm,) each,
$50 well buckets, oak, {sWivsled handles, each.
= apamg., force and assp 1sii 10. & tkSs.ey
lo'fsed cuttsrs, revoivips, each.
iPlcush.. ll-inch, steel, a-herss, each.
100 Pounds Marlin, per pound.
n Pounds thread linen, per pound.
5000 Feet lumber. hickory, tseasonsd,) Per foot
lhpoS i ssst i =, sss re- FOO!
called for. subject TO Inspection, aud 70 be packed
this oiice.
Bids to be made In duplicate. on printed forms, to
be had at this once, subject TO usual conditions.
Ion Of Missouri. %. w. THOhA6.
jel2-td - BrsvstLt Col and Or Mr..
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.

oyyIor CuIRy ou.,,,,x,.r,.p
Fam JpIvHswcpr. ~ W.
rnsii M Sr,oc% vi ~ ioccaSed Ihis Sm aco
FOR liz deliver Of ths folisw ~ p snpp La
at the posts n pnS% .pvpp $500
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z'lp eotas " 9oG isn2 s9ns nay
lao cords Mesa. AANAD' KANSAS
rqhT DODGE, Kansas,
L7o cords wSSS9di;r vow u 20
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pRoPosALs FOR FUEL,

PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
HEADa'Ks DKPARrHEsr or TEE LAKIs,l
cFI .l, SsArss, ,ssI y SI XII
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, With copy Of
this advertisement attached TO each, are Invited,
SATURDAY, June ~ lsoe, for delivery,
w..d So. " On. q s0ts o s
AZ Fort Grstiot. Michigan. no cords ef Hard
pa. shsyld BE- snd.r.sd "Pfepe,als fsr Wood =
By command Of Bvt MAJ. Ger. Iegs 80,
Chief Q, ~ Dept. Lakes,
js4.td Bvt Brig. Gen, q. ., A.
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PROPOSALS 70 RsTATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June !, 1865.
secretary OF the Nav and the seyerai Buresus N
the NAVY Departmept win Stationery for ma "a.
cal year ending June 30. is6s. viii be recei we'd
until 70 o'clock, noon, Of the 18th Instant. They
must be endorsed on the envelope, "Proposais for
stationery" and addresssd 70 the Secretary d
or Arm making II, and q Certificate from q we'll
known and reliable citIen as 70 the ability Of the
accompsnyW. The bidder or bidders 10 whom tbs
contract may be awarded will be required to enter
into 4 Immediately, and 70 give bond in the sum Of
spretiss, for its faithful execution Tho names 81
the parties authorized to be given as surees musj
accompany the proposal. -
Should the contract be awarded to a marty am
gagged In business outside ofWashn Tton Il viii be
with the distinct understanding that they must
have . branch establishment In Washin ston from
when required.
Propossls in which any one or more articles ara
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PRovIDEscs HOSPITAL. ,fa
THE SISTERS ORCHARITY, ~
Corner Of Second street east and street south,
nAHxALrHY All. RRftR Rllk PART OF WASH.

INAHSALrHY 4E l9J RnENTI1RIEET PART OF WASH.
The new building 9 now sssdy, for the, rsesptio.
fss esI: ,an',Tithin I've ;0S.Is; q ne SHllaini
PR wssa. payable n adysnSe III. includes Mod
MEDICAL STAY ATTENDING.
u.ouvp rEuIcfAIs a..
tween Eighteenth and Nintsenth-
JOHN o. RILEY, ~ p, New York avenue, be.
wMNARBURY, n. D., W h street.
suRlEons.
J. J. THOMPsoN. =. b.. corner Ninth sire.
Q, y F0RD, n D., g East Capitol street,
ASyisoRY AED CokstfTiiWSa'
GRAFTON TYLER, n. D., corner of Washing.
ton and Gay directs, GEORGETOWN, CT-
W. JOHNSON. n. D.. Seventh street, be.
Eh g2Mt 1! thkF p s.ss 81 s,. :s,;s''
Q. II, LlBRRAANN'4 80 Thirteenth street
Application can DO made at tbs Hospital, or to
either Of the above named physicians. Physicians
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending The
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octl1 superior.
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y ysTa,.s ADAM ADAM. ss e each
g Bra.hss, ist.srISs, Adam. *. Il 10 ssei.
q Sash t tosIls. Adsms. Lyons Not each.
ssssS ifsi; b SSs% n NJ. ~ each
% brushes. paint. Adams eI, 10 each.
q BlS:Sss' Psiai. Adam. q. .S Zach.
$ BrasSss. Kaiso%ins. ADAMS oKsi m each each.
WYE Brushes nsRs1f ADAM * s.s e. each
0stove Brushes. No ilS each.
l2Brushes, camels' hair. each.
q Sets granting tools. complete. combs. brushes.
s.0 SOU Pounds white lead strictly pure. ., n cans
Gs; Isa1sS ycr pound
% Pssnds chalk. white per pound.
70 fSaR$: sRro%s.. s ysfawp PEI PEP RI pound
900 Pounds dryer Der pouad.
eSf PSnu ssnffis Srd sss ps %h per pound
1900 Pounds Paris, white. per pound.
400 Pounds mineral paint, Blazers chocolate.
s Span.S SB in Sl.dd.r., pc, pound.
- &Sasd. r siqs, iSssr PEE ssr b pSanaf
30 p Pounds red lead per pound.
o. Pounds resin. per pound.
~ POUNDS pumiee stone, pulyeriIed. per pound.
isPSsaSs sisnna. burnt burn pf POI pound pound.
PPS S:ss: yIisI a SsSs pound
g, GALLONS sleohoi. cans. boxed, per gallon.
Ssss' 's 8. 70 boz.
i ss. .. .Ss Il: san "a SSssd per ssln
y salion. Ara 9ii. s..,. boxed. per gallon.
~ gallons linseed oil, raw. cans, boxed. per
50 galions liuseed oil. boiled, cans. boxed. per
q gallons ueatsfoOt OIL. pure, cans, boxed. per
9 gallons ysfnish. Japan. turpehtine. cans.
IS salons sarnish. copal turpentine, cans. boxed.
10 gallons yarni.h. Damar turpeutine. cans.
10 gallons vaTnish. coach tarpentn., cans, boxed.
ISS kks%S GGSsi,% %s:yy: Ne Ne zach ssss
s Par 81. Tar; per barrel.
Aas s%S Sss' p ssr pee Saaaa
100 Lead Bars, each.
blsf f Sss fs Sr arm. ir%y TssSn. each siS
- WAGON Mgss, 1TFS osys S.sGp pass each each
80 Sand Boards. each,
Cant Hooks, per pound.
S9ss s rpi na Or Pss psT
% Kegs Cd cut nails. wheeling or equal. per
8 Kegs Sd cut nails, Wheeling or equal, per key.
IS Kegs l0d cut nails, Wheelingor equal, per keE
% Kegs II cut nails. Wheeling or equal. per
% Kegs 2od cut nails. Wheeling or equal. per
Id Kegs Sd cut nails. fence. wheeling or equal
. Kegs Cd flooring brads. Wheeling or equal. per
u Kegs Sd flooring brads. Wheeling or equal. per
lkeg s9d cut nails, Wheeling or equal, per key.
5fess,.o cut pnils. WsssiinE OF eqasi per keg'
SshTlnkers, tire, Olmstead x Dintmore, each.
2S0o pounds toe Caulks, Nos, ] and 5, per pound.
s'U1 pounds tire iron 2txh d, per pound.
I@pounds hoop Iron, Inch u, per pound.
500 pounds h'ineh round iron Sligo" per
s6S9 pounds ".ineh round iron, "sligo.'' pc,
100 pounds No. % sheet.iron charcoal, pei
pound.
"a Chests, veterinary, tsander's patiently com
plete each.
60 Broons, corn sacked, per dozen,
40 Once chairs, armed. oak, per dozen.
" Field desks, company complete, each,
70 Coal oil lamps, glass, pint, complete, each,
20 shades, damp each,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
HEApa'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrkIcT,
OFFICE CIIEY ConxissARr suBsIsr.scB,

oxrlCh
RIcHMosD, VA. June !, leds.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at the ONCE Of Brevet Major W. A. Blderkin, Capt
and g s., Riehnond, NJ: On NoSDAY. June Is,
KiehHoia: Va ieI III n9aih: from III !: iSss,
subsisisnse may direct. The beef % b delivered
able qualify. q sqpsl ProPor!ien, Of loIernd hind
aeus Ths tSs estf dssy Sw e Pc %
Be cut Of at the fourth vertebrai Joint. and the
breast trimmed down. Tho shanks OF fore quarters
b cut from three 10 four inehss above ~ knee
above the gambrel or heck Joint. .--,,
Bidders are requested 70 be present 10 respond 10
their sid: and prepared to give bonds for the full
PreposSis mat Be endorsed distinctly, "Propo.
sails for Fresh Beef, at Richmond. Va. W -
BIDS for scsd esp,e. $500,
PLACE ior sugpSins Fresh Neat: for sale 70 oacers
:BlSnk ferns fcT prspossls viii Be fursjsked upsn
Condltions, requirements, payments. &C.. &c. =.
az sss$saA Of Dr','s VIZ, o ;rS Soho,
Bvt. Major and O, g., U,s.x.,
js2-lot Chief 9. q First Military District.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND HAY.

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL AND HAY.
HEADa'Rs DEPARTMENT or Tug PLArrR)
CHIEF QuAErHRhAsrER's OFFICE,
OMAHA, NRBRAskA, May rs, 1908
sealed bids, In duplicate, with guarantee signed
sS%P. 4 g deposit y Vii & 1sss,ssd
isds, for the delivery Of the following named sup
plies At the points designated:
FORT KEARNRY, NEBRASKA.
go cords wood and S26 tons hay,
FORT MCPHERSON, NEBRASKA,
l'To cords wood and 900 tons hay.
, NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
Wv RoRT sk sbS I tSH c9LoRApo, .
SIDNEY, NRBREskA.
40 ''r foF Ff9s 3D. B. EG sSHs hnsI, pAkorA
roGT 81 NILE, i D4KofA.
i'"'0'a' G xHSf f DSt tl4 Ia; ip5ffAH.
5I9o cords wood and SIS tons hay.
BIDS are invited for hay In stack or In bales.
BIDS VIII bs received for any portion Of the sup
s sss poss md must DO made separately r
=, The deliyery of the supplies b. eommsnc, upon
me Perfectns q the ccntraets aad Of The
aH,s rISunt 70 ss delivered each month until The
Pull conditions win be made known and blank
piSs iurnished at this once.
VIII 1ot 5. sd 70 sSmplT with their agreements
BY order Of sT'V'' Major 0s4 wH 4 SFggy5ss
j.s.u brsv't J ss5,S. d.. General.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

r. ... .|.. DEPARTMENT OF STATED
... June ., 1865.
Sealed proposals for furnishiuE Stationery for
the year ending June 70, lsae. win be received at
this Department until the 10th day Of July, 1865.
at lao O'Clock, m. =,
An estimate Of the quantities which will be
needed, and blank forms for b!ddinF. cSntsininS
be Furnished upon application.
Washington. ID. Q. ~ ... y ju5-wiw,
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY supPLIEs.

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
FOURTH 9sr Bst ca III, (, ss.,
BUypAIc. NY. June j, isssi '
us 20 Nh y ,Ss 81; h /, eGs:
PPshl1s ed pSfsiysiSs Army ssBPl!s q ihs
''' f5Ef foHTfsh, 81. 81 n if9c NJ.
S%sS :: i Hss;
fSk TN, SIA \. A !. ySSySasrowS. NY.
n S$ S Ss:ss; SsE' aniaes.c Coal.
g@as''a.d' 2 &.y:
NJ s .s,s. s Ss$S4sk NJ s SsswEuo. NY.
81, ~ poqPds da .t Coal.
Is: :Ss :: s Tax
MADISON BARRi6ks. sAckErT's HARBoH.
i aas: ar; ss siss ct! d %ss'
H:ssSss :. hS;s Nv
PLATrsBURo BARRACKS. PLirTsBURa, N. Y
$50 cords hard dry Wood.
i Ha,mn pounds 9 H,
delivered Ii such aaaptt!s: and 4 such tines Is
spectively. The dslivs cries Of CssI and Wood 70 be
complsted en- Or before tho list Of October next.
responsible sureties who will guarantee their exc.
eutien Of contract under the terms proposed with
Anee. They will also state therein their places OF
rssdenee, and the places Of residence Of their sure.
furnishing Army Supplies,
No BID will be considered which does not COMO rm
The right to reject all bid. L. reserved.
Mnior nd On rternasta
jes.td 'n'e'N Department a Of P X. H.,
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WOODEs WATER PIPE,
GAS PIPE,
AND FAVE THOUGH
The Best and Cheapest Articles ever made. Every
pody, particularly FARMERS and MINERS, send
tor Tree deserptiye circular and price list 10 j.
WOODWARD, WilliAmsport, Pa, ''~''
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PRoPosAIs ESos 9tARTERHAsrER'i

PRoPosAIs 5 ESk ,S9uARTERhAsTsR's
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ri. Is; II 4. s:s: ..s:: i
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s s::,::. tss'IE;Ii s:. =: :s sssssil.
ss,d: tiSs. f.. GI.v Ing sssh
Is; ;s;;'; f t;s:I;4 Rssi,s..
iSs AN: i'i Fs.|:,S, \: 81. g.
Stamp, elf.dssiss.
TO TsS.. Linen. per hundred.
sxap', q .i ,Sd "a Rsll II saaDnrxpy.
sSSss a... pr per Hssrnd
ioo siSss Bridis Issthsr. pss sids de-
100 sheep Skins. each.
,'oDea.a' ss sEa;s. St' DRUGS.
D Stripping brushes each,
y y sss sss blaa. Sss: s.sh each
- Branding Brushes each.
Is stove B,ushes caeh' 'Ae''
" Camels' Hair Brushes each
90 kAlsomins Brushes each.
ia white Wash Brushes each.
Badger Hair blenders each.
@Eallons Alcohol, canned per gallon.
% gallons Benzine, canned per gallon.
30 pounds BorAx per pound.
. pounds Red Chalk per pound.
30 pounds White Chalk Per pound.
100 pounds Chrome Greene Per pound
$50 pounds Chrome Yellow per pound
800 pounds Dryer per pound
Is pounds Emery per pound.
1900 pounds Florence White per pound,
90 pounds Paris Green per pound.
900 pounds Glue per pound. ...F.
800 pounds Red Lead per pound.
Spounds Sugar Of Lead per pound,
400 pounds Of White Lead per pound.
$3.50 cans Lubricator per can -.
80 gallons NAptha, canned per gallsu.
III GALLONS Coal OIL per gallon.
% GALLONS Lard OIL per gallon.
90 gallons Nut Oil per gallon.
10 GALLONS Linseed OIL per gallsn.
So gallons Lnseed OIL boiled canned per GALLON.
5ogallons Featafoot on, canned per eailon.
1000 pounds Paris White pes pound.
400 pounds Mineral Paint per pound.
600 pounds Putty per pound u
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0neGntelLfnetrc

mr.. heeSon, Formerly OF EaIrmOnt,
and the shelley Case at Richmond.
The case of Judge Sheffey's eligibility
to the bench under the 14lh amendment
to the Constitution OF the United States,
is being argued at Richmond. Mr.. Nee
son, an able lawyer, formerly of Fair
mont, in this State, has made a speech
in the case. The argument involves the
question as to when the said amend. /.
mentwent into operation. On this point
Mr.. Neeson said:
The petitioner claimed that the four
teenth constitutional amendment inca
pacitates Judge Sheffey, and therefore
his judicial acts since its ratification
were null and void. He did not propose
to contest the validity OF that article,
but would proceed upon the concession
that the fourteenth amendment was on
the 2Sth of July officially promulgated
as having been duly ratified! When 1t
was ratified does not appear; what was
the final act giving it validity
does not appear-we only know
that It was promulgated. The ques.
ton arises: When did this law
go into operation2 He then inquir-
ed into the general rule as TO the inns
when a constitutional provision goes
into operation. 1t was an historical
fact that the Constitution or the United
States did not go into operation for
months after Its ratification by the re.
quisite number OF States. Not until
the Government was fully organized
under 1t. which was on the 4th OF
March, 17S9. Further, il was pHOspec-
tive, not retrospective, in its provisions
Mr.. Neeson then announced his first
proposition, which was that the oper-
alton of 1.-THE third section of the four
teenth amendment, according TO the
accepted rules of construction, is pros
pective, and not retrospective. The
amendment at the date ofits authorized
promnlgation Only %, 1855. )'vaeated
no Office and Inca capacitated no incum-
bent already inducted in Office, while 1t
may disable and exclude all persons OF
the class prescribed in the third section
from future official installation" This
rule he claimed was in aCcOrdapce'with
we'll settled and universally admitted
principles Of construction. He read
from Tucker, p. g.. s.
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WHEELING WEST Va WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 25

dered to engrossment without material
amendment, except that chapter 125. OF
pleadings and proceedings in suits, was
so amended asto allow person sueipg
or being sued in a representative ca
pacity, ii he plead non est fdctitnl, to al
SO put in other pleas Inconsistent there
with.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson of Cabell,
chapters A. 46, AZ. 81 and 53, reported
3'om the Senate with amendments, v ere
taken from the table aud referred 10
the committee on Revision.
Leaves of absence were granted TO
Messrs. Howes of Barbour, Evans OF
Monroe; Stewart, OF Writ; Welch, of
Mineral, and the Sergeant.at-Arms.
The House then adjourned until 10
O'Clock this morning.
lin our report of Mondays proceed
ings we omitted the name ofMr. Bender,
of Braxton, among the nays in the vote
on Mr.. TomIinson's motion to repeal
"the lawyers test OATH" 1t was dis
covered in reading proof that mistake
had been made In the nays, but the
hour was o-late to obtain a look at
the proper document by which to make
currection.-REP.1
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WASHINGTON.
WAsa1NaroN. Nov. "a,

.1t WAsHINaToN, Nov. "a.
Attorney General Eyarts has render
ed the opinion to the Secretary of the
Treasury that to convey from the outlet
of the worm the product of distillation
to a still or doubler through which such
product has not passed before resching
the worm, is not q violation of the act
of July, 1865. The interposition of a
tank or a receptacle between the worm
OF the act. These conclusions refer only
to proof spirits, and not to the rectify-
ing of the same or the manufacture OF
other alcoholic compounds.
The new postal convention with Great
Britain was to-day signed by the Pres
ident and goes into effect January 1st.
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ROUSE OF DELEGAEEs.

Prayer by Rev. J. Il. ,M'elnre. Of the
UP. Church.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, from the
Committee on Revision, reported chap
tiers 125 to l29, inclusive, of the Code.
The Clerk reported message from
the Senate Announcing the passage OF
chapter 81 Of the Code, and So, 56, OIL, 62,
as. 81 and 60, with sundry amendments.
On motion of Mr.. Ferguson, OF
Cabell, the amended chapters were re-
ferred to the House Committee on Re-
vision.
The Calendar was taken up and
chapters 120, OF the attorney general
and other attorneys 12l, notices and
motions; 122, OF changing, PERSONS
name; I23, of the county In which pro-
ceedinks are commenced; 124, OF pro-
cess and orders for publication, were
read second, time and ordered to en-
Rrossment.1l -itHt t1E
Chapter 124 was amended, on motion
of Mr.. Ferguson, made at the suRges-
tion OF Mr.. Heermans, so as to author
ize clerks OF courts tofmake copies of
The following chapters were read
third time by title and passed .rs
Chapter 11ai Supreme Court OF ap-
peals; IA, general provisions relating
to the courts; 115, seals; ZIG, oIl9ries In
general; III. clerks OF COURTS lis, re-
corders; and 1l9, of attorneys at law
(veas 81, nays 1Sl. = 1.ilii..ss f5taIis
The chapters from 10 to l29 inclusive
reported from the committee on Reyt-
sion, were, under a suspension OF the
rule, read first and second time and or
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missionary contributions IN the
methodIst Church.

MbtuOulbb NnuGGu'
The board of managers OF the Mis-
sionary Society OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church met recentlyin this city
to make the appropriations of money
required to carry on the extensive mis-.
sion work of the church, at home and
abroad, during the year 1869.
The whole sum appropriated Is $780,
600. Ofthis sum the missions in for
eign lands require S275. 1855; the labors
country are carried on at an expense OF
S52, 100; missions among the Indians
cost 50 800; for mission work in the diff
ferent States, $29T, ,250 were appropri-
ated, and for the Territories Sl4, 900.
A little further detail will show the
extent and nature of the missionary
enterprise of this denomination of
Christians. Missions in Aflica cost
Sl2, ,S25; in South America SIS. .059; in
China $50 $50; in Germany and SwttZerf
land Sal $50; in Scandinavia S3l. .653i in
India $50, ,O53; in Bulgaria Sll, ,235; In
Spain, Italy, Cuba and Mexico mis-.
sion enterprise Is to be begun, and for
each of these countries $5 900 have been
Appropriated. A mission station tu New
Grenada has 200 provided for 1t.
Here at home the Methodists support
missionary laborers among the Chinese
at a cost of $1,000. among the Germans
at an expense of SS3. 600: among the
ScandinAviansa ae a cost OF SlO, ,sOO.
Among home missions the largest
appropriations are for the work in
Southern States and cities. Thus Ala
bama and Georgia have an appropria-
tion of SI2, 900 each; South Carolina,
SIS 600: Tennessee, $4,000; Kentucky, F,
$4,000; Louisiana, 50 COO; Mississippi,
IS, 600: Missouri. 81, 600; North Carolina, ,
SIC. 600; Texas, 50. 900; Virginia. Sl5, 900.
st. Louis has an appropriation OF sl7,i
600. $40.
Itis n curious example of the loss
inflicted upon the country by our de-
preciated currency, even in its charita-
BILE work, that the board was obliged to
appropriate over seventy thousand
| dollars for loss by exchange. the mis-
sionary enterprises in foreign lands
having of COURSE, to be supported with
gold.
not neglectipg the colored people in the
Southern States. The very liberal ap,
propriations which we have quoted
show that the organization is, as OF old
awake to the importance of this field
and does not mean tn neglect the hum
BILE freedmen.-N. 7. Post,