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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-20
Remingtons' Revolvers.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of the powers and trusts con.
ID tanned in a deed of trust made by William
Bailey, (new deceased Mary J. Bailey his wife,
James Boyle and Eliza c. Boyle to the undersign
ed, dated November l4th, A. d. 1859, and record
ed on the Records of Rock Island County, State
OF Illinois in volume <sJ' of Mortgages on page
430, default having been made in PAYMENT Of the
notes therein specified, 1 shall, on the 10Th day
of May next, at the hour Of IL O'Clock, A. NJ, al
the north door Of the Court House, in the City Of
Rock Island, State of Illinois, sell At public ven
due, for cash, to the highest bidder, to pay said
notes, the real estate in said deed described aud
known as Lot number three (3), in block o in
the original town of Stephenson, now City of Rock
Island Illinois, together with all the buildings and
improvement ts thereon. The sale will be absolute
and without redemption.
PHILEMON L. MITCHELL
Tr..s~s
Rock 1.l.ss. nli.e... Ar-.r 3D. 4 ?
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SOMETHING NEW.

A. LAZARE & SON
Are agents for BAKER & Co.'S Grated Bread and
Crackers, and are receiving the same fresh every
day. For sale At wholesale and retail.
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THE ROCK ISLAND ICE co.

A RE prepared to deliver Ice in any part Of
n the city. All orders leit at MessrI. Updiks
& Co.'s boat store will be promptly attended to.
A. II. LAMBERT, Agent.
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Go-alau's Advertisrmsnts.
FOR SALE.

A SMALL house aud lot on Rock River
n street, near the residence OF Cha.. Gaze
Also, Lot 10, Block Ia, lower addition, corner
Of Exchange and Orleans street,
Apply TO Osborn & Curtis, by Monday next.
THIS property belongs to an estate, and sale
must be made at once
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ROIAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.

Conducted by the Spanish Government.
$500, 900 In Gold Drawn Every II DAYS.
Prizes cashed and information furnished the
highest price paid for Doubloons and all kinds of
Gold and Silver; also for all government securi-
ties
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, Is Wall ST., New
York. aprlldwly-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-20

Lourtt1y-Any goods sold that do
not prove to be as good in every
respect as represented Gf in good or
DER can be returned, and the money
will be refunded.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-20

thsraly-All goods will be marked
with great care at the lowest selling
price, from which there will be no
deviation, except TO wholesale trade.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-20
For SsLE.

TOUR valuable building lots, in Adams
il vile, adjoining Camden Mills, at private sale
II not sold they will be offered at public auction
ON Thursday, the 10th inst, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
For terms apply to
aprl4d3t. M. FERGUSON.
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Secondly expect to keep at all
times Full Stock of everything in
my line of INDEPENDENTLY of the
very best makes of Staples. In Fancy
Goods the Stock will be as attractive
as can be found west of Chicago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-20
n INV BOOK STORE,

THE undersigned would respectfully an
4 nounee to the citizens OF Rock Island and
the public generally that he has opened New,
5osk store on Illinois St., first door east OF Mr.
Edwin M. smyth's, in the city of Rock leland.
where he will have on hand iull assor,m.nt of
all articles usually kept in such an establishment,
BOOKS.
Standard and miscellaneous works b, the most
popular authors, and indeed a iull assortment of
the popular Literature of the day. Also
SCHOOL BOOKS.
with the daily and weekly papers, monthly peri
odicais, &c. A full and complete
STOCK OF STATIONERY
A well selected stock of
We'll Paper,
and Bordering, consisting of Satins, White. Grey,
Brown and Buff Blanks, Grounds, &C., rich and
beautiful patterns of Window Shades, Curtain
FIXTURES, Cord, Tassels, &C., &c. beautiful
assortment OF
BIRD CAGES.
A carefully selected stock of music and musical
instruments, Violins, Accordsons, Flutinas, &c.
also Violin and Guitar Strings.
Gold Pens, Pocket Books, Oval Picture Frames
and indeed most everything commonly kept IN the
Fancy G oods Line.
The undersigaed and his son, Vim. c. Black
burn, will be on hand to wait on any one who ma
favor them with call, and they take this methot
Of cordially iavitng one and all to come and ex
leving they will find that they will Compare favor
ably as to quality and price with the like good
kept in any book store in the northwest.
aprl0d3m. 81. c. BLACKBURN.
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Sszz1ly and Lasay-I rely solely
upon Good Goods, Low Prices and
Fair Dealing to bring me very large
patronage.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-04-20

FTMly-I intend to sell more goods
and better goods than can be had for
the same money at any store in the
Mississippi Valley.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-24
DROPOsALs FOB WRAPPING PAPER AND
Il TWINE.
Posi- OFYIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., October rs, 1856.

wAsHINsIoN. D. C.. October rs. 1855.
sss Ss 4 81
and f%fNE or the a.s Il shs Post Ones:
the Isl SF year from and after
The .aid articles to be delivered free Of expense
' k fS; Yor 1' city, S.p ss:
York; and Buffalo, New York.
ct :sa And the
cited below.
Disiri.t No !. a, Wastins,os. D. C.
2,6e0 reams Of Wrapping Paper. 70 by Is inches in
respect. to that nov 10 use II the D a. r..
each resm to cent ain 20 perfect auirss. n' ana
1890 pounds Of Jute. or 9thsr suitable Irvine
hard twisted, and in balls, to weigh about one
1000 pounds OF coarse Hemp Irvine, about one.
eighth of an inch in df smeter, and In balls to
weigh from one to two pounds each.
-, DiAr,ef Nc: Z, at Nep York cary, .ve,c York
Ss for bi.s. 4 that
1900 pounds Of Jute. or other Twine. similar TO
that described in the estimates for District
10000 pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine, similar to
that required for Distr ct No l.
District No. s. at Buffalo. Ne,c York
'' required for Diseriet sc. es similar to that
that for Dl.sres No similar to
10000 pounds Of coarse Hemp Irvine. similar to
MAR described and required for District
Proposals will be received for each article sep
o1 q. sss ss:s for all
The contract or contracts will be awarded TO the
lowest and best bidder, to be rietermin ed after
careful examination for the purpose of ascertain-
Ing W bid will in its practical results be most
advantageous to the Department.
III the dibtricts should be reconstructed, or the
number increased or diminished, the articles
shall be delivered at such place or places as the
Postmaster General shall designate, at pro rat
rates.
And the Postmaster General reserves the right
on bis part OF increasing reducing the quantity
OF the articles required under the Inmates
named In this advertisement, if he shall consider
IL necf ssary TO do so
Samples Of such articles as are now used 1t the
Post Omces can be seen ~ either of the above
Bidders will send samples a such articles As they
propose to furnish with their bids
Each bidder must furnish with hts pro posais
guarante es OF his ability to comply with his bid
and a certificate from postmaster that kuch guar
antors are creditable and reliable citizens must
also accompany his proposals.
Two sufficient suroties will be required TO Q con-
tract.
A failure to furnish an article contracted for
promptly or the furntshtng article inferior to
that contracted for. will he Considered sufficient
cause tor the forfeiture Of the contract. :
Bids not made ~ required by this notice will
Props sails must he marked on the envelope With
the name OF the article articles proposed 6or
the letter coUfssning them ad dressed to the First
Assistant Postmaster General Washington, ID. u.
ALDX. w. RANDALL,
oc 8-law6w Postmaster General.
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AUCTION SALES.
ElY GREEN D WILLIAMS, Auctienssrs.
GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL DsrArR.

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of decree of Orphans Court Of the Dis
trict OF OounL bia confirms By the court Of Chan
premises. the following described property, being
the property OF Dennis Dom. tdecsased.) on
o'clock D. m, all those lots. pieces and PARCEL Of
land situated In the county Of ashineton, in the
District Of Columbia, being part Of an original
tract known - :. White Haven" and bounded as
follows, to wit Be ginning fer the same at the cad
OF the second following line: run from bound
stone. marked 7, planted It the north cad Of the
line, which divides The lend of Mrs John Baker
ing IN the northwest corner Of said foIalls land
to wit: North q deg. Is min. west, four perches,
sros.ing the new free road leading TO the Little
fsils Bridge; north 10 deg Is min. vest, twelve
and d 100 perches to stone No 1, now planted for
the beginning Of the part hereby convey ed on the
east end Of the Ridge Road. thence TO include the
piece hereby TO be conveyed, j north 70 deg. IS
min east, eight and o. 100 perches, 70 another
stone, No. 2, thence north 10 deg. Is min west,
eight and 81 100 perches, to stone No. s, thence
south ~ deg Is min west, eight and 81 100 per-
ches, to stone No planted the east line of the
Aforesaid Ridge road, thence by and with the said
road in straight line TO the beginning, contain
Ing acre, being the same more or less, and I'm
proved by two story Frame House.
A deposit of 500 will be required at the time Of
sale. Al coDveyancing and stamps ut the cost Of
the purchaser. Terms cash
JOHN ADAMS 9uardian.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
poI-lawAds Auetioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-24

MILITARY AND POLICE PRECAUTIONS IN
lRkLaND-Fe0rs Of the RedPpeGraace If Stephens.
The Dublin Freemans journal saws IF we
may Judge by certain precautions now o-ing
taken by the military and police authorities il
would seem that they do not totally disregard
the assertion of tn, famous Head Centre that
there will be fighting In Ireland this year The
OTdI aDce officers are busily putting Beggars
Bush Barracks in state of defense The
walls surrounding il are being sire Nc thened in
many places, and thanking PROJECTIONS with
numerous IoophOles commanding the various
points from which an attack might be MADE
are being constructed.
Similar preparations for defense are in pro-
gress in several military stations throughout
the provinces, there being a large number of
men now engaged IN strengthening the old
Qualifications of Athlone Castle. With respect
TO the preparations on the part of the Metro
ro'itan police, they principally consist in a
dIllgent training of It's various members in the
use OF the revolver, all those not on duty being
drilled every day TO the exercise of il and the
cutlass, which they are TO carry during this
winter as in the past.
The country constabulary have also 90.
orders TO perfect their driil, and az the same
time 10 redOu Die their exertions TO trace ont and
apprebend all strangers ahd suspicious char
zeters whose movements are doubtful From
these facts IL would appear that the name of
James stephens Is still suffi Glen tiy powerful 10
create alarm and disturbance in the minds of
the government authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-24

DIVORCE IN CoNNECT1CUT.-Twenty -one d.
yoTees were granted by the Superior Court for
Harfor I'd county. Conn. at its recent term
They are the usual records of deserticn. habit
u3l lnteInperauce, adultery and other evils
which destroy the happiness of the marriage
relation and a Hartford paper in alluding to
" says The evil lies back of orr laws IL has
its growth In hasty, ill-tiTned marriages. the
uniting OF persons whose tastes are dissimilar
who are entirely uncOngenial in their natures
lfpersons desiring 10 marry would make their
coUTtshlp more OF study-fully realizing the
great responsibility of forming an ALLAN CO for
Hfe-than, as many do, a mere side show. made
mp wholly of soft savings, sweet smiles and
governed by impulse rather than real Election
there would be- less work for our courts 10 do
IN the matter of untying knots which have got
o30ly snarled owing TO the careless way in
which they were put together II NAV be well
enough 10 change eur divorce laws which are
very loose. but very much OF human nature
needs changing as well :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-24
STEAMBOAT LINES.
EOR THE EAsTERN SHORE.

The large, staunch, and cemmodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL, CAPT. Z. T. 60
LEpH AID, leaves her pier opposite Ee=N
No .7o Light street wharf, tbe-
n; +? EAST9N PoiNiTSa B saFshEeHA ftH Is
OXFORD, CLORA'S POfNT WALL5CHS
WHt4RE, CAMBRIDGE.- RUGHLETTS
WWHH4REE GAfIN y v6 GEEK, MEDFORDS
Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
LLOYD; Landing az ! p. m, Cambridge at 80 ..
u. ana 1aston Point at 8 o. m , (touc hing at the
intermediate landingD on Mondays, edne sd avs,
and FRIDAYS.
She has fine state rooms and all 9th .r pass enger
Accommodations. equal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc 5.tf
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SEC LET DI EA SES.
SA M A RlT ANS GIFT.
RAkARIT/ NX aYFTr

III MOST OBhTA1N BEMGDy EVBB USED
Eyes, A POSITIVE CURE" fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRICTURES, "a
Contains no Mineral, no Baisam, no Mercury.
Only Tie" Pills 20 % Ia... % Essa Ours.
,uIe the stomsch or bowels Of the most delicate IN
;Sm sns
Of the University Of Psnnsylysnis ,us Of the most
eminent goe0s :,enS no ess.s. Ss srsssnf DAY.
Let those Who have paired Of ssttins cured, o,
nS have
49,. Sent By "a" q II plain envelope.
BLOODi 8LOODfi BLOODyy
s HHhStss b6 sf2GksEs s SYfysTs
...lf}TIEs k5St D dSS IL
IL offered the public q . positive cure.
ssfE4Is 81 hSSF sNS
Sosf Sos.nt certain And stsctusI rsns JUICE .s
scribed It reaches and ersdicasss every particle a.
ne ysns,ss sOi:Sn 80 tina. q. thorough
:dy end Be ssas led HS q" mot
Do NOT DEsPAIRi
soST aHsB
&: s.s An :''
In many .aeeiops with when nun Ds % ., =.
;uss as foqn dssTo!
rheea, In bearing down, Falling Of the WomSa Ss
as fos S.s Se... ne
eAMARITAN'S WASH
Is In cases Of Syphilis, used in connection -,,A a..
Boot and Herb juices: WIN 'ns
Full directions. Price q cent?
The efficacy Of these remedies IL Alike Ackno III,
edged by ply Mciens and patients. They are nsa1
In the q. B. Hospitals. s1
WHAT the SURGEONS SAT- OF rHn eauap
ITAN'6 REMEDIB0
.Posf HOSPITAL, rORT MARSHALL, Baltimore.
4d., Feb. 70, l064.-"1 have great sAtfsfaosivn IN
for vensral diseases In its most customary fosms.
that have used them with Judgment discrSt,sn'
and properly, and have found them resSond n NJ
sptteiDstione promptly and sNectuaily Kncvins
their composition, have the fullest conGd ence iH
iF'''.>'ea '''a ''! sHxeE3Rsp o. sow,Rs.
sold ~ Q. o. T0RD, corner nh street ana Penn.
As issSs1S y; co. 90 y nssSsf,;::
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SEfTRD s 81 fHs pI1TIrEEt N22E ry

o.,. WA,HIssrc s, october q, $50.
s aSr t sss 81 e
q, ai,i.,sa., nunbsred s.s Go 7oS. Sai, "a ana
for in sseSine. sS. gs.,s
rson Of s.S ,..n. sScS ss. from S.o the
18th day OF January, ises:
III. on r. 81. b 1 s: s :
ruaIy. 1857, ct II O'Clock n and ell per,op, a..
Why ought TO ). as'
ale sSs sSs s,sn:Ss ere
the day q al. s.nons si.s s' :, s s.S.s
and irsn.mitted in aeoordanc. Win the 0 russ y
the Office which Will be furnished on IMPLICATION
nony mast Be- ied in the once swent sod ~ tee
s ,Stf ns G Of ssT tss X.
Ordered also, that this notice be published IN
tone c ssa i in the s' r%s
once week for three successive weeks: the fret OF
''''' '' ''' ''-f +. o. rBEAkER,
P.s. Editors OF the above paper. win please
s0ny and send ihsi, - bills e the Pss.nt once With
ORPHANS OOURT, November esL Isss-Dls-
Jnie1 OF SoLUnsIA;, WAsHIssTo OousIY.
traitor JAIME. Shea d.ced sine ss . .S%in,:
OF ,bs e,0Te:aia ha, With the sgsroe.tion
sOres.d appointed Saturday, the lot S Ssg y
December neIt for the nnaI retirement and dis.
ceased and of in s:as .. o. fs ss' 3. the the
same have been collected and turned into money;
deceased are. notified to attend with their
claims properly youched, or they may otherwise
Snbis once week three week. !. sse I've
" s ''1 previous 70 IN fs sstoz. y. ROBBINS.
no 1-lawsw' Register Of wins.
OERadANseSuEkT g
In the case of Harriet surtis, sdministratrix
With the Of ths
Court Of washington Cosnty Aforesaid ap pointed
anal ss,iement and distTc1tisn Of the Or s ere
Sns estate Of said deceased and q the s..s.
and turned into money; when and where ali
saS With Of . said a..
or al they IN ': .s By E b
oaoe a week for three weeks in the Eyebina sssS
'' y '"s '"' Test: O. ROBBINS,
l-wsw' Register of Wills.
ORPHANS COURT, Nov. 10, lsss.-DsrRIcr
lH the the c,se 1 Of Sarah Husue,y, sdministraiIix
Sf With ss sss n.
phans' Court Of Washington County aforesaid, ap-
S
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets in hand
hsrs o. .sd are notified to s. ana
Otherwise by law Sc Excluded from ali sensst ~
eaid decessed = estste Provided oony ~ ~. on
der be pubished once veek for three xeah vi. IN ~.
Evening Star, prstiou. TO the said day,
Test-JAS 4 bElhnE.
no I+IaNSS register OF Wills.
FINHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subecrf-
j her has obtained nom the 'OrnhsnsS ConrtrF
Washipetou county, in the Distrtct az Colnmhis
letters fes anne Any on the personnl estate ~
J.hn McDuell late of Wsshinefop e.
deceased All persons having eIs,ms arainss
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhihit
the same With TIE voucher the reof 10 fs .nhsrrt
Der, On or before the sd day Of 6etoser nett.
fney may osherri.a hv Isv r. .,.,,S.d e.. -,
heneet n the .sid sstsfa ~ "eA sAi
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURo Ann pa
II TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, tSxndsy a. m. excsptaa

The quickest aad most direct route to Richmond.
We and the South. via the Potomac
;.s .aD;g. from si.th Street Wharf seEN
RICHMOND, Fredertcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich.
mond connecting there with trains on the Rich.
pond and PstsrsburG and Richmond and Danviiie
Hsieigh, Greensboro. Salisbury, Oharlott and
Steamers Report and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
ctreet wharf DAILY (6unday morning exceptsd) q
SO .. m and ?. m and arrive In Richmond q
l.9 ?. N. and 80 Q n.
fifsy Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker thai
any Other houte.
, Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauis
E EIeeA ana ~ nsedsrickseorg, 70 Richmond, at the
street, or on board Of the boats. Baegaes checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons will b In
readiness to convey passsngen and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pAss By dsyliGht Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of VISITING
sevefI hattls-neids near Iredsrtcksburg By stop.
Breakfast and sup on board Of stsamsrs.
G. Z. HATTINGLY, Ticket a gent, WssSinstoSD.
@. n. HAHEY,
aDSU General PASSENGER Agent.
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PROPOSALS.
TRRAsUBY DEPARTMKNr,

i QDses Of SaPeTrtStag AyeklteeS
Washington, Nov Eth. 1885.
Sealed Proposals win be received ut the once
of the Supervising Architect of the Treasury De
pertinent, uptf, IL clock m December 4, 1856,
'r the purchase Of the Free Stone work of the old
portia IF the state DE par emit. the COL
muns pr sters, the entablature aRi pedimeut.
spd delivered on the ground 10 tho purchaser.
Pa, ment TO be made within i've days after the
acceptance Of the bid.
Proposals viii be endorsed Proposals for pur-
chase Of old FL ee Stone Work. and addressed 70
HE Supervising Architect 81 the Departa ent.
A. Is. MULLETr,
no l9 tool SnPer yiainR Architect.
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DOTOMA9 TRANSFORMATION LINE.
NOTICE TO sHIPPKBs

The Steamer ExfREss, Capt. 7, A. RYrHHR.
leaves Washington ate q n; and Al -
gRDAY for Glymont, Budd 7 cry,
Smiths Point, Ghatterton Landing, Eanjernoy
Wharf, Lancssteris Wharf; stones Wharf Our.
rionen Bay, Fo1well's Wharf, HazelI's Wharf.
Ptney Point, Point Lookout, and arr yes At Rajti
more st Q. m on Sunday
80, J.B. BRYAN BRO. Agents,
AH7-U No. 3la Penna auanna
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Rupture on Rituaiism in The Anglican
Church.
London Tor. Chicago Times


IL rs strange that at a time, when at least
political Catbelicity IS on The decline N should
De making great conquests in a dogmaiic point
OF view. Roman Catholic cIergymsn Connect
Cd wiz the orstory In Brompton and with the
JssuIts church, near Berkeley squsre. have
told me that there Is not week in which they
90 not receive dozen more con verts into
the church. 4 have reason to believe this Is
true. simultaneously with these unobtru-
siNe conversions, there are repealed notices
IN the papers OF some member Of the Protes-
iant aristocracy, or of the Established Church,
gong over 10 the Church of Rome, and in tue
present week a paragraph appears stating that
hive young men, belonging 10 the University of
Oxford, went over to the same Church. / am
told that IL would be almost impossible TO dis
tpguis b some of the churches IN Oxford from
the Roman CarhClic chapels, and the same may
he said of several of the Church of England
churches in London the Church of England
rs, fact, internally divided that it is a mat
ter of speculation whether the majority of its
clergy are not nearer TO Rome than either
TO Augsburg or Geneva, or even West
minis er. At the present moment there is
keen controversy going on on the subject of
rItualIsm. The Anglican clergy, in several
instances, adopt many of the external forms of
the Roman Catholic worship. This gives
great and deep offence TO the ngeIical party
an the church, and they, through their organs
m the press, call on the bishops 10 interfere.
But the bishops even more divided IN
opinion than the inferior clergy, and there does
not appear 10 be tae least chance of any united
action on their part Ii not unfrequently hap
pens that the clergyman, TO whom by the ar
ucies of the church great deal of latitude is
allowed in the matter, gives such offence 20 a
majority of his parishioners that most unseem-
ly conduct takes place within the church, and
during the celebration of the divine OH itself
" here all this is 10 lead to one knows; but
IN the meantime me Church OF Rome derives
all the advantage from this division in the
Church of England. Various efforts have been
made 20 apply remedy 10 this state OF things,
and Dr. TAFT. the present Bishop of London,
has promised TO bring a bill during the next
session of Parliament on this beet of ritual
ISM. do not think he will succeed, for DIR.
TAFT belongs 20 a party in the church which is
regarded with dIsfayer, both by the Puseyite
and the Evangelical parties, namely, the lati-
tudinarI1n party He. believe, would open
the portals OF the church wide enough So
10 include almost all Christians. irrespective
OF their dOgmatic views.