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AeaY ompEns.--In the department u rexas

Army ORpERs.--In the department OF Texas,
under date of ist instant, comyanins r. q, ID
aud 4. Of the lst infantry, have been ordered
10 occupy the site OF the new military post re-
Gently established in the Wichita e0untFy.--
Companies Is, G and +, al Camp Cooper. viii
proceed At once 10 1he new site, and report 10
Major W. IT. Eniary. Company b will march
as soon as furnished with the ereQuisite me sns
OF transportation. Assistant Surgeon Alex
der will accompany cosapany ID.
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DEATH OF "MADGE WILDFIIE.n y2or-
der (Scotiand) Advertiser notices the deatb of
Elizabeth Graham, the "BIadge Wildfire,, of
the Heart of Mid Lothian" She was nan.
per and was found in dying state in the pub
lie road. Itsays
FIFTY years ago Elizabeth Graham was the
rustic beauty, belle and toast of Wplro-a and
lis heigh hborhood, respectfully brought mn
With health manting on her cheek and puiIa'
less innocence in her heart Returning hon,e
one evening, she was set upon in the eIoorny
solitude OF the Boyle Burn. ard there rninad
She returned home, or rather she nnadiatafv
forsook the ordinary haunts of man having
become a raYIng maniac and hercefortb sbo
dwelt apart, living alone among but not a
responsible portion of, humanity. The ont.
ward form of what had once been n cav "a
happy girl took up its dwelling pie &c in n rude
cave in the old quarry Hill of Melrose Here
she slept at night, III summer and Winter
wrapped up in blanket, save when for some
wild and weoful weeks after the birth of her
dead child, when she followed it to the church
yard, and would not be driven away, but slept
among the tombstoneS to watch its grave 1t
was from this unfortunate waif that Sir Wal
ter Scott drew the character of Madge Wild
fire, III the Heart of Mid Lothian The
particulars of the sad case were quite well
known 10 him, residing in the neighborhood.
and the reader will observe that there is
striking coincidence between the real facts as
we have briefly detailed them, and the incl
dents in the novel as depicted by the pen OF
the author of WaverIy.
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UCTiON CARD.-The subscriber offers his
~ services as AUCTiONEER 10 the citizens of
Richmond and the PUBLIC generally. pledgins his
particular attention all sales entrusted to his
care feeling assured BIS experience as Auc-
ttoneer viii entltle him TO a share of public patron
-
ma Office in rear Of o. n. Jones' store, No. 76
nm i3~Sm }. II. DIGGES.
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syCowARDIN l. HAMMERsLEY.
ELECTION NOTICES.

tS 50 10 THE NoTERNoE TIIEttTh
as~-SsA oF RtGHMoNp.-MA ichN-
son, tS9, h4v.ne resigned the ohce oi con- MON.
NEAi.IHS ATTORNEY, for the Circuit CoGfi
OF ite f1sy If Rtehmond, | hereby announce my
Sc s-in,S ' FRANKLIN THOMAS.
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- 1EDKGE DARBY, Manutacturer's Agent for
~ the. sale Of DoORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOUL UINGS, 81. A lars g assortment constant
ly on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise, prompts
attended to; No, i3, Governor street; r chnond;
Va. Young celebrated smooth Sawed S II lNGLE
MACHINE put up in any part Oi the State, at
short notice. IL 29-6m
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@ -. TO Nnrrrsor rui cIrY

= :, - { n 7 tfs. q ~ VI III u =
2>-i-sa or RiCuMUND.-I hereby respectfully
announce WySrll candidate for the office OF
COMsf0NW EALTH'S ATr0RNFY. ior the Cir
cut Cugri Of the Clty ot Nichniond. made vacant
iy tbs rcSleuatioE Of NAEHAurkE JOHNSON, Esg.
au a;-tde JAMES Il. CRENSHAN.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

El--<S~s W. Il. HOMIE.
Ia ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MhNCHEsrEE. VA.
Practices IN oil the Cnarts OF Chesterfield. C'ty Of
Richmond licnrco, Powhatan. Amelia counties,
ami Gifts of Petersburg.
PaTtICul2T attention gwen to the COLLECTION
or CiA Ms, aud prompt returns made.
EA- Dihcc on Main street, opposite Town Hal.
al 3l-llm
l---SS>, LEE & PLEAsANTS. ArTOR
ga NEIS AT LAW. Practice in the Courts
held N Richmond, Henricc, 6o0chiand and Han
over.
N %otarics Public and Commi ssioners of Deeds,
&C.. they are authorized TO take Dispositions Aida
y.5, AckuoEcd Snents of Deeds. Powers of Attor-
neS, Bills ut SNle, &c IT, 20 used or recorded IN the
several states and Territories of the Union.
Ollce On lith st., 81 door from Main.
mh Ely
gy---S~s pARKE pOINDEyTER, AYTOR-
g. NEI AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA. will
practice In the city Of Richmond and in the coun-
ties oi Chesterfield, PoWhatan and Amelia.
- Office in Lssle s Building, of Main and
litR streets. Z-ly
Ss-@%s DE-. w. ". t{ANAIONB,
E~E-s LATE OF BALTIMORE CITY
OFFICE AND EESiDENfE 0n 5th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. ~ l3-3m'
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1870 FALL TRADE.
1859.

By recent arrivals from New York aud Boston,
am IN receipt of my Fail Stock, TO which call the
attention OF dealers. Among my assortment Will
be found
25 bales Bordeaux Almonds, 10 do. Marsei,les do,
% Is lyica do, 80 bass Sicily do 25 do. Palm
MUS y do Pecan do; ~ do Filberts: 20 do. Wal
nuts; Is boxes MaccaronI; 10 casks Cnrrants; 10
boXeE Ofanses; Is do. Lemons; 100 assorted
Pickles; 800 boxes No. !. lire Crackers: 800 do.
Layer Ralslns, assorted Sizes go do NJ Il. do DO;
200 drums Figs 10 cases fresh Prunes; 200 drums
Sultana Rasins: % boxes SugqIed Almonds: 2o do.
Genoa Cltron; 10 cases Sardines; so do. MGscat
Vine; Is trails Dates, eases Ginger; % do. Bran
dy Peaches; 50 do assorted Preserves.
Also 80 GO0 assorted Cigars, at from S5 TO S7e
per thousand.
Also, Double Refined Steam Candies. Ny fac
tory is now complete and by far the largest es,zb-
hshinent ui the Kind south of Philadelphia, which
enables TO offer % the trade of Pirsinia. North
Carolina, and Tennessee as also 10 the city gro
GERS, an article of City made, Steam refined,
Crush Sugar CANDY, warranted 10 stand in aay
climate. nuch below the Northern price for al ar
teie oi like standard.
Call aud examine il at NV factory No 50 Main
T
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Attractive Bia--At the Theatre, 70 night, ,lths
thrilling interesting drama Of sBerfram' IL
to be performed, and as the accomplished and
gifted actress, Mrs. Waller, IN 70 sustain the
difhenis character Of .'Imogene.'' our play
goers may we'll anticipate u rare histrionic
an equal in this cast: and friend who has
seen ner In Il. thinks she is superior to any 9TH
81 lady now ON the boards. Mr.. Waller plays
~ per tTam and will personate his part well.
SON. or, The Battle Of Kings Mountain. and
as our readers have frequently seen il we
night.
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BLANkETS.--ItD y Travelling
i Blankets, comprising a great variety of new
and handsome designs of our own importation.--
Just received and for sale very cheap. ny
KENT, PAINE & co,
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2. s, BAYLY. THOs. J. MONCC
DAYEY * FIOSCTEE,
ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Oder their services for the sale of TOBACCO,
CORN, WHEAT. FlbG X, and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE. 50 which they will dey ote their entire
aud exclusive attention.
HA- Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
a. = A. IN
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JORDAN, WENN & 30. T..

y GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND.
Oher their services ior the Sale and Purchase OF
ali kinds of PRODUCE and MkRCHAN DEE.
They are permitted to refer to Messrs. Kent
Paine X Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co, Richmond
GEO, W. JORDAN,
JOHN aAWtNN,
Iate OF the firm &C fBFAeden Fox)
jy 3O-tlatla ROBEkfS JORDAN.
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C,ARpETINGs, CURTAIN GOODS, &c.

{ ftAkPETiNGS, CURTAIN GOODS. &c.
"
We respectfully invite residents Of and visitors TO-
PEIINGS, CURTAIN MATERiALS, &c, which
We 1hinh more exefsiEe and Jared in assortment
@@ ro@ms SS No ay IS Main IN street n' ' our 0p'' ware
Giving our individual attention to this business
from the foreign manufacturers. we are enabled at
all tunes to supply house kee pers al pyiceS to,cpY
Ht1H ran athrriEiSe 0rdiHariiy be d60rdsd in the
following description OF goods. viz:
CARPETINGS:
VELVET.
BRUSSELS.
THREE-PLY,
VENETIAN,
DUTCH,
HEMP, &c,
With a full assortment OF RUGS, DOOR MATS,
I11I6t 1ho III fIbS0 SG nND NJ IABLb
- prtiS' Ssp IN Bans T. S' AND
Cf-R.raJN f6t,TS 80 - St,,I, - .,,d osec,.,o. - :
,,li,h 20 =, ~ b,,sa % ~ ~ T: ~ vi
Rp6I, A TIKI F " ' S 'N - oAhi''
UIRAcK
hEI .rNrS
''-AI ~ D Er-v p17p T.,
~" i''l-- ~ ''' W 0'et2 ueec'ip'ioii III" qual-
II Cnp IN f,r C,r1,c Z : - ,
tto r 20 y, ,y 70 wi "iiouS suaii'ieS anu
Wy y is5l ~ III = -, -, - it,St " rue.
49, o4iA l'isIo, 81 every StSic anu sraoe'
VIII IL 'til - p,"pfii i res S oi soou qutlIt
tti'E eIf H oul cIHpo! an eApeI IItIceu
d@sred n Crtis IN az tp Tptn3 yes ~Sn
Carnsts in ne hast n,.,Tar ~ ~ @ a,C' vf;d on,
Sados an ~ IN ,,, .,,l ~ H., ~ ~ fI.i g ai"o"
'' 0"' anu put u"" IL i'}l y C IL
,oz ,a,,..* hANh ]At'A'arG1 ~, q 80.
~ - ~ 90 i"ili OH eoS
rARpETENES,- RpETE<I:S I'M
SIERATv TUpL'E pT " ~ pI,STiT Rpt-s
Sells. VELVET, BOcKfNGS. FEI n rI I0THS.
RJrGS nG0R NJ ATS " i'i- HO ii'''
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ALEXANDER GARRETT,

II Cary ST. % DOOR BELOW 18TH,
AdjoiHtag Ii. ~ Column bianrH HoieL
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION .uEhCHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian aud Eide Island GUANO, Rutfu's
PH)SrEo. 6CANo, PLASTER, &c; rarucu-
;ry produce " WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, TO
BACCO. OATS, &C,
have made 1Trau cemeuts with MIR. JNO. NJ SHEP-
PARu, Jr.. one ui the best jude ees and saesmen Of
tobacco IN the CtI 10 attend to the sale ui all to
taccu cuuSI, ned To- me.
] return ms sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal FsttruntEt heretuiuTc bestowed upon me-,
and hope. b. stuct attention to business, to mert
a CoutIHu1uce al the same. lg-dN w3m
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EiSAsuIAL CONDITION OF THE UNITED
STATES GovERNMEsT.-The United States
Aioasufy stands good chance of again hav-
.ng On maud a large surplus. A Washington
u'spa'cE TO the New York Times says
= according to othcaI data, the importations
~, .'.e present fiscal year viii greatly exceed
iass ! sa,a fnof, and yNli reach in amount at
fc ~. .'o, @ ,oopuW, Which at the average duty of
"a tna ne VIII yield revenue of S62 10000 of
ra,,ar,, y, more tnan was estimated for by Sec
rress JVoD Ia ms last annual report to Con-
govern - - ah interesting fact that while the
20 80 aa's receipts thus exceed the Secre-
stI. sstn esuinates. the public expenditures are
.'iIins considerably below his figures. The
~ ~Iesuit OF this double operation will be the
seeeipl OF a sufficient revenue not only to meet
'he current wants OF the government without
aily iurther loan or reissue of Treasury notes
s osie tue SPEEDY accumulation of a surnlus to
ia e as9ln applied 10 the redemption of the pub
~ . ueot. never before, since the foundation
ol our government have the rernneratixe
chilly exhibited f"e' oeeh 80 ioi-
m ne ne olspatch adds that the REGENTS for 1870.
oti are estimated at S17u12 Az and tba ax,a.,
oisurtS M AZ So ,ii5, thus leaving surplus of
60, foi,noJ after deducting from this si,rpIus
IIie SIX millions required to be retained IN tba a
treasury for Mint purposes. there still ra.
mains a balance of $40 059 to be annIiad To
the redemption of outs landing Treasury noteS
sum much larger than the whole amonnt ~
notes reIssuable on the Goth June last ana -
IS 1act well ascertained, that no notes re-
deemed subsequent to that date will he reissnel
at the Treasury.
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DRY GOODS. cARPErING, sc.
CETT VI l,FE. 1859.
SpI.ENDID STOCK.

THoM AS II. PRICE & co.
Have already opened, and viii continue to add
by every arrival for weeks o come, the largest and
most varied assortment of FOREIGN AND DO
hES1lC DRY GOODS which 1t has ever been
lheir good fortune 10 otisr 10 the citizens Of Rich
moad and the Virginia puhiic.
They will attempt no detail OF their supply; sui
hce II TO say, that III elegant SILKS and SILK
ROBES, isnine surprisingly beautifully every de
scriptioa of WORSrED d and other DRESS GOODS:
say. Poplains. Popianeits. Valenilas, Mpuslaines
figured and plain Mernos. FoulGFde, tentirely
new. }thes have abundant stock of.
Their ii y T Lila DEPARTMENT viii lie
crowded with the newest shapes and choicest fab
tlcs.
in CURTAIN GOODS Cornice. Bands. Loops
Lace and Ausiin Curtains, Damasks, Brocatcls
Muteeus. &c, &c they have full line. and VIII
have made up upon the lowest terms.
Their Cellar thes keep packed 10 IT'S utmost ca
pTClty with every article IN the WY of RNlSH-
No GOODS. for servants and ahorers, such as
Linens. Sheetinss, Damasks, Towelln<s, Fulled
Cloths, KefSess. l.nseys. SatinettS, OZnaburgs,
Brown and Bleached Goods. &c., Re all OF which
W y bc offered at the very inwest rates.
Sc i5-dim TH0S. h. PRICE & co.
L DRY GOODS.
A general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale al the lowest
market price by -
WADSW ORTIZ. TURNER K CO..
sc Bpm Nc. Is. lith street.
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MARBLE NDkhS,

JOHN W. pAvIEs,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS, INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
MONUMENTS DOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
MANTLES, FONTS, }c.
va First Premiums awarded by the Flrginla Ag-
ricuituTai Society and Mechanics Institute.
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coaHfsrfets afoat.--Our & readers should
Keep sharp lookout for the coun,erfsit cus
dollar pieces, pnrporting to be gold. now cir
cu1attng about the city. commission ,ner
chant showed us one, yesterday afternoon.
that had been passed upon him, aud a msr
chant in the neighborhood of the Dispasek Of
flee received another from gentleman who
had taken several They are very we'll exe-
cuted, and may readily deceive the unwary.
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PRICE ONE CENT
LOCAL MATTERS.

BAD Nams.--The old adage OF give n dov !.
Tad lame and you had rs we'll hang him. was
most clearly exempifffed al the Mayors Court
yesterday, in the case Of Granville Montelle
arrested on charge Of being concerned in the
riot IN Screamersville. on Monday night last.
ali Tue witnesses who testified in the cause
acquitted Montelle of participating in the
IoW-or rather did not see him--and he even
useu ,ha. e Inat he was not present; but the fact
s sla, ne mao beea in several rows, and gained
toi niinseif an unenviabie notoriety, made the
Court look npon him with vast deal of sus-
Picion. ".'' " ''s
~. Soie.auinersyilie, for some months past, has
oren- the stamping ground of many rowffies
VINO assemble there To earousp nd tsrht
Many OF ITS peaceabie citizens have bean rs.
salled ana beaten without cause or proyoea.
ras;dn anu IN more than one instance, private
aesiaehees have been stoned and da,naeed
lhese scenes have been repe tied so often tha,
some OF the denizens are afraid to leave ,ha;r
dolnieils at night. What TO do. the snfyarers
county had no police with which to nro,ac,
hef citizens, and the impositions uuon thsn,
must nave continued, until the peonla arose ir
their might and lawlessly punished the dis.
.uI , 1e[s OF tneir peace, but for the fact that
the Mayor of this city has Jurisdiction for ono
mile beyond the corporation liGe and nromnt.
iy exercised 1t, to arrest and punish the dis
orderly. Montelle had made this neighbor-
hood his resort-he associated with parties
VINO nave been arrested as rioters and as be
Is known to be some on the muscle. naturally
ne was suspected of being in the gang, when
warrants Were issued, and the police were di-
rected to bring him in for Identification
Yesterday morning Montelle appeared be-
iore The Mayor, and as nothing criminal was
proved against him. he was reprimanded by
the mayor forhis past conduct, warned 10 steer
eiear OF Screamersyille and of his old asso-
GATES IN the future and after being assured
aI o1at ne would be arrested if caught prowling
ABOUT the streets at night, or Visiting had
houses OF any sort, was discharged. The lane
IS IS a long one that has no turn, and i. NAV be
tnat young Montelle has found the turn in
hiS, ana seeing the error OF his way, has re-
solved TO redeem. by sobriety and ;ndu,strw ali
If Isat ne mas lost by intemperance and idieness
Sus tain HIM ~
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With full assortment of RUGS, DOOR MATS.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, PIANO AND TABLE
COVERS. tsome splendd.) BOOKING, CRUMB
CLOTHS. STAIR RODS, &c.
CURTAIN GOODS (uur stock and assortment of
which ~ unsurpassed in any house IN VirginiaD
BROCATkL,
UAMASK.
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ii BALTIMORE,
oher 10 the trade very large and eleEant stock Of
fhENCH, BRITISH AND DOMESTIC Dkl
bOODS,
which they will sell low 10 prompt dealers.
Baltimore, August ID, 1859. an l3- 5w'
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4, a. .pARKE r0iNDExTER, ATToi
BUSIN aSS NOTICES.

1859 l. -" .t,'S-' AG \ Err, R., noro,,.r 81
CORN hR 6TH AND BROAD SFS., S3
Keeps Gon4t4ntb q. hand z full and select 4 -
stock of bB Il IS, MEDICINES, OILS. &c; Uest
fEkFUMhBI and TOILET ARTICLES. All
MEDICINES are pure and genuine. Sc 3-lm.
SOUTHERN PORTING HOUSE.
- EAM'L SUTHERLAND. Mo- ssszvs..
l32 Lars STREET, EiCEMoND, A.. s@ssfs
Irirorter al and Dsai,, IN 6t rs, S~-a-- -s-s>-~
PISTOLS RIFLES, POWDER FLASkS. SHOT
IHA urttciss ~ all kiAds, POCKET CUTLERY,
WALKING CANES, FISHING TACKLE. &c,
&c. CULT KEFOLFERS, IN any qRdntiiy, and
on the mast fGr0rdhis terms. je iI-ts
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The Mayor, when holding his court, has no
time to attend 10 civil matters-such rs sign.
ing affidayits and taking gdepositions--and gen
tiemen who wish to have snch work perform.
ed, would consult their own convenience by
calling on an Alderman.
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1Sso FALL AND WINTER. 1870
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG GATOR j. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBsERs OF
RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS AND SATIN
FELFETH, Il UCHE,
FLOWERS, FEATRERS,
STRAY BDNNETS

No. 2ST AND LorTs OF 239 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE, Mp.,
Offer stock unsurpassed in the United States in
variety and cheapness. Orders solicited md prompt
attention given. Terms-6 mos; per cent. of fer
cash, par funds. Is ss
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CARpETENGs! -CARPETfNGs. I'm
- GRAIN, THREE PLY. TAPESTRY, BRtS-
Sells, VELVET, BOOKINGS, FELT CLOTHS,
RUGS, DOOR MATS. &c. &C.
Il r Il ID h II EHY


BKEFDEN Y FON, 2I7 broad st.
=. S.-We have engaged the services of PtIOII-
SIER EkS, who will be prepared to cut and lay
down Nnfnets for rs At ehnrtest nntce an % Ilnif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-22

orator Of tire rev Cturoh, much What living laod-
,cspe "a 20 ceveEy painted stsgs scenery. The Rev.
DR. f.s h.rd,y promulgated his terms Of eompreben-
zion before he gins Eliminate against this nsr tic
Alas. Sir. ! fear tie Rev. DIS new Church
vii prove but another play of Hamlet, with the part
Of Hamlet omitted Given a community and an ass
of the world possessed of certain strona and unmisk-
.ble TENDENCIES, and given the problem to formulate
them into belief and what shall We say OF hun
who begins the good work by eIcommuuicattng The
grt aest representative in Ia. community OF al thA
e deepest spd truest in those tendencies Pope Bel
lows launching bul, ard appointing btnop, ~
p1rftns pfdsiuW tocOnvert the Rev. Theodore Par
ktr Verify, the new Church. ii il begins With this
tax csrno; be compaipeo Of for lack of boldness.
But how j. il likely 10 prosper
Much. | am afraid as Mrs. PsItpgton succeeded.
Tie stten pt is a laudsble one, sud so was here; but
there are certain great lsvs which govern the march
Of the human mitd which 10 smount Of sefsutoiency
on the part Of Individuals even though popular city
prsaohsrs ard Doctors Of Divinity TO boot con avail
10 coun,sract. He who look forward sithout
fin ching 10 see both what destruction OF old error
ard construction of truth that progress requires
/, uretty hs civ 70 be one of the nSuguraiors OF the
Church Of the Future. lie who stops short OF thus,
srd sets himself udu>trcusly 10 sofeuipg away thos
slight intermediate shades which separate the color
black and white, is hkey-is he not-to De laisaeis
for bis pains. stkUt AI"k'
pyoffafEce Aug IL. itrl
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TIE A." BROAD CHURCH.

To The Ed,to, IF TAeN Y T,ibsHe
SIR: | have been watching, with considerable
amusement the effects OF the discourse OF the Rev
DR.. Bellows before the Alumni of the Cambridge
Theological School, and the new movement and new
church which IL threatens 10 insugurate. \ more
futile Misrepresentation OF the real wants OF the tunes
could not well be conceived but the whole thing
seems 30 eminent characteristic Of it, author his
position and that Of the Unitarian body generally,
and of the other sect. in their relation TO It, that 1t 49,
az have said, very amusing and significant sign OF
the times cay amusing Intentionally grave the
subject IT, because the thing -eems 20 have sprung
from such shallow and TO be so emphatcaly
and Enthusiastically a surface movement popular
preacher, in gingerbread church, N fashionable
street OF Babel, m.n prominent from hl' naent
powers Of speech confident manner, and large endow-
ent Of self esteem about as TAR as prominent man
car well be from being Of tue leading minds OF the
comuur ~, undertakes 90 give h8 OPINION OF ths
spiritual complaints Of the sge and to PROFOUND his
remedy lie does il II very clever sermon, the pur-
port oi which l. simply this: Let IS sink sectaran
ife rerces ard inaugurate millennium OF good feeling
The Unitarian play Is played out nitarlan prlncl-
pies the positive part q: them, have been emnenty
successfu; they actually prevail a. the present mo-
trert; the nsgatiye and polemic part OF our creed
there il no longer any for; let u. Jay al those
oifeLsve pecu.artee sade, ard, the era OF contto-
yersv having passed, le rs call the rest oI the Chrs-
ten world into tie ample fold OF our B.oad Church.
Conceive Sir what hocking there Will be 10
hat pa,ycoored edi6ce IL your city after the hot
weather is over and the world shsl have deserted
Newport and s.raiog. And whs, en- event II the
Chriftiau world A. length We are al Christians
rot Dutch Reformed, Presbyterian, Orthodox Con-
gregational High Church Episcopaian, &C., but al
Broad Church Unitarian With Peculerties-Omtted
Cirist:rs Sir, l must come % New York TO see it.
But DO the terms OF this rev compact embrace the
tfe whole civilized world Alas, the Rev. DR.. has
hardly piomu gated h.s terms Vi universal amnesty,
before he begin % Omnln.ca-e neretcs. Unhsp
PLY for hin and his M -Iireent scheme Of Gnsl peace
ara III versa comprehension. there S great
~ the community No t-- s-O tsec aged IN enea-
vorrgt0 olive il r. way -he=. same problems, who
can by u means D. g-n.tel O. tLs pse.f.suOo. And
It'll more un:Ortur ate. rs Is rss.y ots v. ne eaiug
mrcs c. ne age erd 80 ln-l-r''y- vhoss nha-
s1ce O. Ike DC ilJnfr % trs q .Le Kew. Q,lgu.
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they were obsyed ~ The tbeory. fellow citizens,
ro.e our whole form II Government. Nos Il - proper
that tbs supreme CoGrt should baVe sue soso'u'e
power Il is only the more dangerous fr evil Il il were
controlled or utlner Cd by polcal log, or sectional
prejudice, or ENecG,ive i,ctan0n. Crest appl4nse.I
have fellow cltizeus consumed to- much of your
time, ioo long detained you frcm hearing other gen
tleren who desire 70 address you. shall close by
urs irg npon Won a. give your votes for the ticket
beaded John Currey lVoices-" We dot y That
j. the be-, mesus Of proving the people the United
States TINS. tie people Of California are opposed to
corrupt Administration ard sectional STATE officers.
NJ. Erntrrnk r.,ir-l amid crsat cheerlpg.