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JACKSON, Miss, July ., 7:5Op.m
Close Observers have failed to dis
cover balloon in sight up to This hour.
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CAIRO. HI, July ;, S pm.
Big gas bag C. F. IT, LETT here last
night for Omaha.
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COUNTRY Merchants that buy Dry
Goods, examine orr Stock. NJ. Kraus
d Co.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-G. W. ReeUes,
dudge-Contrary to announcement
made in yesterdays issue, this Court
met yesterday and Remained in ses-
sion until two O'Clock, hearing the ar
gument In the case Of Flatly, admin
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RIVER NEWS.


rAIE Or I4E EE+THEE July 3
Augusta, clear, SO; Baltimore, hazy,
Sl7: Buffalo, cloudy, 73o; Charleston,
clear. So; Chicago, clear, so; C~hattanoO-
ga. clear, S3o; Cincinnati, clear, So jack
son. clear and hot; Knoxville, clear and
hot; Louisville, clear, Sc; Montgomery,
clear. Sc; Milwaukee, clear, zoe; Nash
Vile, clear and hot, 81 Eatchez, clear,
507; S6W Orleans, clear, so; New York,
overcast. 75q; OsyE2, Miss, clear, IT :
Philadelphia. clear, 789; Plaster Cove, y
s., calm and cloudy, 70'; Plttsburg, show
erv. -so; st. Louis, clear, So; Nlcksburg,
clear and warns Washington, overcast,
e2e; Halifax, clear, TloI Mobile, clear and
warm. SO; Houston, cloudy and hOtl
Kew West. cloudy, So Havana, warm 81.
B0ATS LEAVING MONDAY.
BELLE MENrPHIs,.....-..St Louis, ) pm.
JULIA, ....-....-.-......-. ' tcks5uFg, b pm.
THOS. Fl. ALLEN, -........ArE. ryer5 . pm.
GEO. ". CHEEE, --...Eriar Point, @ pm.
ARRIVALS.
steamer City Cairo, st. Louis.
Lizzie Gill, st. Louis.
Luminary, St. Louis
ozark, Arkansas nTeI
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Cairo, st. Louis.
+ Robt. Burns, Cincinnati.
NatOma, White river.
L~urninary, N~icksburg.
LfzZig'GiIl, Sew Orleans.
IN P0Rr
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The BLEEDING OF CALyES.-The north
ern societies for the prevention Of cruelty
to animals are directing their attention to
the practice amongst butchers of bleeding
calves for some days before killing them.
This is continued until there is barely
enough Of blood left in the veins of the
poor things to keep them alive. 1t is Justly
asserted that the practice is cruel that it
impairs the value of the meat-irst, by
making it poorer, and then by whatever
defect a condition Of prostration and un-
healthfulness may produce. 1t is practice
long pursued, whose only recommendation
Is that it makes the meat aohite, while the
objections to it are most serious. 1t ought
to be generally abandoned. If people
would only buy the veal that was not bled
until it was slaughtered the custom would
soon be discontinued, and the consumer
would get much better veal.
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The Radical Row in Petersburg.


We refer the reader to the scenes ut the
Radical Convention which met in Peters
burg yesterday. 1t was fight amongst the
jackals and hyenas over the Offices of the
State. How sad, indeed, must be the fate
of Commonwealth 30 renowned when such
men are clamoring and fighting over her
Offices Is there man in the Union who
can, in his moments of scberness and rehec-
ton, look with any other feeling than horror
upon the idea that such men fill the Offices
of Virginia? The leaders pull and haul
about the poor negroes as the pilot of
steamboat does his chain-box, to throw the
weight on first one side, then the other.
Profoundly ignorant of the cause of the
row, but rising with the excitement, and
shouting at the top of his stentorian voice
cheers and denunciations by turns, the
negro stupidity continues to be the cats
paw for the cunning men who take oil the
chestnuts.
Surely such scenes as those at Peters
burg yesterday shouId Satisfy the people
and the Administration of the Importance
Of an early restoration of the order, dig
nifty, and integrity Of the government of
this venerable State by enfranohising her
white citizens. Until this is done there can
BIO no public decorum, no well-regulated
domestic economy, and, Of course, neither
peace nor prosperity.
What is to come of this strife over the
offices We cannot foresee; but one rational
hope from it is that the more honest and
truthful Of the party may be induced to &C
apart from the incompetents and knaves TO,
the purpose of doing something for the pub.
lilo good by helping to save the State from
their corrupt schemes.
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DEFY GOODS.
ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC


ITO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
Again take pleasure In giving you notice OF the
arrival OF quite new end valuable
collection Of
DEsIRABLE DIRT GOODS AT
No eos Rae.s. BxrwsKu gIxrH And SEVENTH
Such as handsome CALIOoEs.
COTTONS and LINENS,
coLoRED and BLACK sATINs. beautiful
shades, sold square or bias; ~
SPRING CAssIMEREs, &c;
EDGINGs, INsERTIN6s
FEELINGS, RUFFLINGs, &C.;
GLOVES HOSIERY, &C.
rc,aim and do 80 with the Enforcement Of those
who have patronized me thus far, that Richmond
in GENERAL and Broad street in particular cannot
nroduoe an establishment more able and more
willing to do Its customers Justice In
QUALITY OF GOODS,
VARIETY OF SELECTION,
moDERATIoN OF PRIOEs,
FAIRNESS OF DEALING;
and my aim is to make my new store ZOOS Broad
s.reet worthy OF the reputation enjoyed for several
wears nv nv former place OF business-as being
irst-clsss Dry Goods store-surpassed by none;
equalIed by few only.
I..f JULIUS MEYER, COS Broad street,
mhs two doors below Sixth.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

l. .....
The goods taken from LEVY BROTHERS.
atore are worn upon our principal streets, and
though recognized by many, no arrests have been,
nor will be- made as long as the goods are paid for
upon delivery.
The following Goods can be taken away at the
following prices
FRENCH MERINOa, all WOOL at 7oc., 75c., Soc,
sOc., and $l-twenty-fve per cent. below cost OF
Importation;
Pure Silk, All Wool, Gray and Changeable POP
Inns at 7sc. worth 81 so per yard;
SCOTCH PLAID, warranted all wool, at 4oc,,
worth eoc. per yard;
Handsome CHANGEABLE POPLINS at Soc
were considered cheap when we sold them at
75c. per yard;
COLORED ALPACAS at 30, 40, and 5oc.;
LUPIN's COLoRED and BLACK DELAINEs
at 5oc. per yard-just the gold value;
BLACK SILKS at 81, 81. 25, up to IS per yard
Handsome COLORED SILKS at sl.25 and 81. so
worth o.;
EMPRESS CLOTHS at all prices from 7sc. to 81
per yard;
OPERA yELOURs, all silk and wool, at 81. so per
yard worth $3.50;
COLoRED WHALEBONE CORsETS at SOC.
worth 81;
full assortment OF CLOTHS. CAssIMEREs
sAIINETs, and JEANS, at very low prices;
WHITE FLANNEL, warranted all wool, at &c.
worth s5c.;
WHITE FLANNEL. all wool, full yard wide, at
4sc. would be cheap at eoc.;
HOOP SKIRTS at 10 50, and 75c.;
BALMORAL SKIRTS at 81, sI2E, sl.sc. and
$l.75;
LINEN FRIN6ED NAPKINS at 10 per dozen
worth $3.50;
superhne DOUBLE DAMAsK TABLE-CLOTHs,
for small tables, at &l.7s worth 81;
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, full two yards
long, at $I.ss worth 81;
Large-size WHITE QUILTS at 81. SIS worth o.;
Elegant TIDES at 7sc. worth $Lso;
FRoCK WAISTS for Infants dresses at 50, &c.,
and sI-just one. half the regular price
INFANTS DRESSES, elegantly embroidered, at
a26o g. g. $5, 90, a., and up to BIZ, all OF
which are the cheapest goods OF the kind ever
offered In this city;
DIVINITY BANDS at 1oc. worth 2oc.:
CAMBRIA BANDS at sSc. worth Soc.
ELEGANT EMBROIDERED BANDS at 80 IS
g. s1.2s $3.50, and s2-any Of which are worth
double the money;
RUSSIA DIAPER, all linen, at $3.50 worth %
apiece;
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER at csc. per yard worth
&C.,;
SPOOL COTTON, as good as the best, st aoc. per
dozen;
JET JEWELRY at TIC. per set worth 81:
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 81 per
dozen worth $3.50;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at 2sc.
LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIKFs
at asc.;
The latest style LAPELLE COLLARS at as, g.
and 7sc.-worth more than double the money;
SILK AND WOOL SCARFS at 3sc., some OF
which are worth 81;
DAISY or DIMITY FRILLING st sc. piece.
CROCHET EDGING at asc. q piece Of twelve
yards worth loo. per yard;
STANDING COLLARS for Ladies, pure linen,
at soc. per dozen worth Sl.2s;
BERAGE FOR Wells az <cc. per yard worth
&C.,.
BERAGE FOR Wells at Eoc. worth 75c.;
HANDSOME EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LABS AND CUFFS a. Is and soc.. less than
one-half the regular price;
ELEGANT TABLE AND PIANO C9VERs,
LACE CURTAINS and LACEs FOE CUR
TAINs,
CARPETS.
RUGS,
DRUG6ETs,
TABLE OILCLoTHs,
CoATs's SPOOL COTTON, all sizes,
and many other bargains, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
feA LII, and l:ls Main street.
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CONFECTIONERfES.

TUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE A
~ very choice lot Of high.colored sweet Aessira
oranges; Is boxes choice l. cmons 8, 600 Bsracos
and CaIthagena Cecoannts; 200 drums Figs; 70
In whole, half. and ouarter.boxes !: Nuts and Al
mouds of all descriptions Canned Fruit; Ear
dimes In half and quar,ec boxes; Lobsters oysters
&C.; boxes Turkish Prunes: 20 boxes Leghorn
Citron. We also refer to our exts nsiye
or home m snufactured and French Candies. Our
Butter-scotch Candy Is 4 sure remedy FOR coughs
and sore throat. CAN fox ZimmeI's Patent Butter
Scotch. ZIMMER Sc CO.,
mil 1919 Main street.
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spEaAL NOTICES.

sm THOMAS r. PRICE 4 co. take occa-
sion 10 say to their friends and the public gene
r.,,v tina. their business will be continued under
the s.u,s nrm name as heretofore.
with increased energy and care both in select
Inc stock and in displaying IT. and with pricea
suncientiy low to compete with any other housf .
they AJAX continuance of the liberal patrona &c
heretofore bestowed upon them.
,Deeming It more satisfactory mode OF do Ing
business, both to ourselves ard customers, we
propose to adopt the ONE PRICE SYST EN-,
which shall be as low as possible. NH j. Nv
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INFERMARY.

INFERHIARY.
TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid 40
mitted except the insane and those labortng under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably in adyance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines
Large wards, per week, Ss.
Private rooms, per week, 80 to efe.
4 small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members OF the committee OF the City
Council for the relief Of the poor, and se2men on
permits from the custom-houee.
the infrmary to ISAIAH Fl. WHITE, d. D.,
ts lE-am Medical Superintendent.
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eEeIAL NOTICE. am now prepared
~ :. , " make to order all kinds os WAdONs.
and synss aaa DHAYs, or the very best material
svnnis caahship Those IN want of such articles
eIaniS g0ssat their own Interest by calling and
@aiiils my stock before purchasing eisewhsrs'
mhle ra b. p. ODELL,
IhId and Marshall streets,
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A CARD
THE SPRING TRADE.
1869. 1859.
Desiring to make ours
"THEn DRY GOODS STORE
ON BROAD STREET,
we have adopted The motto OF
"oU1OK SALES AND SMALL PROFITs.'
To strive for wealth is eminently proper, and
he Is the ablest who can do 1t in the most
HONORABLE MANNER and with the least
expense.
To do business probably and pleasantly a
TO BUY THE RIGHT GOODS
AT THE RIGHT PRICES
AND AT THE RIGHT TIME.
BEHOLD!
We are not occupying grand store with shelves
half empty, but are comfortably housed at
e27 BROAD STREET,
THIRD DOOR ABOVE THEATRE,
and have now on exhibition large and attrac-
tive stock OF
sPRINa GOODS
consisting In part of handsome assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,
(which we are offering at prices to compete
With any house in the cityl.
CALICOEs.
BRICs.
ALSO,
large line OF
WHITE GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
WOOLLENs,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFs,
CoRsETS,
SHIRT FRONTS,
SKIRTS,
RUFFLINGs,
EMBROIDERIEs,
LACEs
and in fact everything that belongs to first
class dry goods house; which have been
PURCHASED FOB CASH
to the best advantage,
and VIII be
BOLD AT A VERY SMALL ADVANCE,
as 1t is our aim to make the customers
transactions with rs both
PROFITABLE AND PLEASANT.
HIRsH & GUeGENHEIMER,
6o7 BBoAD STREET.
Established 1851
Salesmen-W. @. KEAN, j. q. CHENEHY, W.
Il. GORDON formerly with Samuel NJ. Price Co.
CLOSED ON sATURDAYs.
Cmh
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N. Fl. CO6BILL, G.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
n N.I,IIY CrrRn lEth Knhrtaa LAO


MANCHESTER, 10th February, lsea. !
The parties interested In the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that have appointed MON
DAY the 22d day OF March. 1869, 1t my ONCE, in
the town OF Manchester, as me time " hem and The
place where, shall proceed 10 lake the accounts
directed by said decree: and all persons having In
IN their possession books accounts, vouchers,
papers, or other testimony pertinent to the mat
tsrs rec.ed in said decree are required tn produce
the same, in order that may take said accounts.
JAMES a. CLARKE, Commissioned.
Il. ii. NASH, D. q. fe l7-Wtw
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DIED..

stn instant, at ten minutes past 70 o,c,ocs Sre
s :! short but painful illness, THOMAS +
fAa.SYLOhs In the siAty-stxth year Of his age. =
O'Clock This wednesday, MORNING.. The
etted To attend. peesAunS IL
"ples.ed are the dead who die In the Lord ), =
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TRESH HOPS,
E CANNED TOMATOES,
RUCKWHEAT,
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs, and
GOLDEN SYRUP.
VIII N M.

NOTICE-TO THE CREDITORS OF
IN JOHN Y. MASON, JR., DEOEASED.-An
hereby notifed that by virtue Of decree or Anne
lis circuit court, made in the suit Of Ma
son's creditors us Mason,s trustees and Others the
Of the said court viii proceed to take an account
Of the debts due by the said John Y. Mason, Jr..
deceased In the clerks Office OF the said court at
OF March, 1884, at which time aud place all such
creditors are required TO appear before me- with
the proper evidences Of the debts due to them re-
spectively. JOHN Z. TABS,
feN-W4w Commissioner.
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ABSTRACT FROM THE DECREE.

On consideration whereof the court doth al
Judge, order and decree. that Mary G. Bass, adj
ministratix Of homas w. Bass. deceared, make
up, state, and settle her account as administratrI
aforesaid before one Of the commissioners or this
court and the court doth further order that The
said commissioner take M account OF all the debts
due by the intestaie 1hOmas w. Bass, and also all
the real and personal estate belonging n the estate
OF the said Thomas W. Bass. and make report TO
court, together with such III stters rs he may deem
pertinent or that may be specially requested tn be
so stated by any OF the parties interested. And II
is further ordered that a publication OF this order
in newspaper published In the city of Richmond
once week for four successive weeks shall be
Teste: n. II. COGBILL, c.
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FURNITURE, &c.

----~~~~~~~~---~~~~-~>~--~~ -S~~~~~~~--->----
FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
ROOMS.-We have now In store in two Of
those large ironfront buildings opposite the post
Office the most elegant stock OF CHAMBER, PAR.
LOB, AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE that
has been offered in this city for many years.
Also MATTRESSES Of all kinds manufactured
In this city, and at very low prices.
ALL parties wanting goods in our line will find
the prices 70 suit the times. -
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED.
HAYWOOD & RITTER,
opposite post Office, Main street.
ae II Richmond.
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COURT ORDERS.

HAWKINS, ADMINISTRATOR, against
IL BASS and others. In Cbsncery Ia The Cir
cuiG Court Of Chestcrfrld county. Decree No
Yemhpr term. 1863.
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DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
An We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed In any
TIE WORK ut short notice. Special attention
given TO rough or dressed WALL WORK. GENE
Terry WORK, &C., and all material furnished
Ofics corner OF Canal and Seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUMEHTHAL,
1asl-sm Superintendent,
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COMHIssJONEk,s NOTICE.

MANCHESTER, February 10, 1907
The parties interested IN the foregoing decree
are hereby notified that hAve appointed MON
DAY the a2d day OF March 1859, a. my Office, In
the town OF Manchester, when and where shall
proceed to take the accounts directed. PARTIES
having in their possession papers books, ac-
counts. vouchers. &c. concerning the mMters
mentioned in said decree, quIred to produce
che same before me, in order 10 enable me 10 COM
ply Herewith. JAMES a. CLARKE
Commissioner
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WYNN. A. PHAUP against PHAUP's


wv ADMINISTRATOR AND Ais in Chan.
Gerry in the Circuit Court OF ,hestsrheld
county. State OF Virginia. Decree November
term. 1868.
This day this canse came to he heard upon
she bill OF the psintif taken for confessed As TO
all the defendants upon the exhibits filed, and was
argued by counsel On confederation whereof the
Court doth adjudge, order, and decree, hat BEN
Jamin L. Phaup, administrator OF Ellis Phaup, de-
ministrator as aforesaid before one or he commits
sioners OF this court, and that said commissioner
take an account Of all debts due by The said intes
tate and account Of all The real and personal
estate belonging to the estate nf the said Ellis
Phaup. and report whether the said real estate Is
susceptible OF division among the parties enti-
tied thereto and renort the to court together
with such matters deemed perine by himself. or
that may be specially requested to be stated by any
party interested and 1t IL further ordered that
publication Of this order in 4 newspaper publish.
ed in the city OF Richmond once n week for four
successive weeks shall be equivalent 10 personal
service. Teste:
N H COGRILI, q.
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JULIUS SYCLE'S,
AIS BROAD, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH.
am now closing out my entire stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS regardless Of cost.
French Merinoes at so and eOc. worth $l.25;
All-wool Plaid at Is and soc. worth 7sc.
Empress Cloth at IS and soc. worth 9Oc. and 81;
Fine Plaid Poplin at sac. and 81 worth Sl.ls and
$l2s;
Balmoral Skirts at 81 and sl.2s worth $l.so and
$l.75;
Bed Blankets at 10 per cent. less than COST
Great bargains in White and Colored Flannels;
twenty-five dozen Huckaback Towels at 50 per
dozen really worth $780,
full line of Cloths and Sassimeres for mems and
boys wear;
Atwood Cashmere worth 81 at $3.50;
Atwood Cashmere worth 81. 50 at $11J:
Atwood Cashmere worth 81 rs at 81;
All-wool Cashmere worth 81 at soc.;
Cassinet and Kentucky Jeans from 2sto Soc
A large stock OF Bleached and Brown Sheeting
and Shifting Prints, &C., at very low prices. Just
received from New York auctions large variety
Of Ladies' Merino Vests, Gentlemen's Mertno
Shirts and Drawers, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., which
will be sold at great sacrifice. 200 yards Spool
Cotton at Sc. each, or Soc. per dozen ; Pins and
Needles at &c. per paper. and great many other
goods to be closed out at and below cost at
JULIUS sYCLE's. ais Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth
next door to Keiningham's book store.
Store closed on SATURDAY. fels
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

,myIRarNrA TEA AND COFFEE co.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE co.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO..
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH BTEEETs.
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS,
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NTOOD. WOOD. TOOD.-I ann aellino

WTOOD, WOOD, W00D.--I am selling
w SEASONED OAK at 80 and PINE at IS
delivered, or ss and "a in the yard VIII sell in
small quantities to poor people AZ the same rates.
Office in the lower corner Of Libby Building;
woodward by The side OF the same, between TWEEN
tieth and Twenty-frst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders leit
with G. j. SINTOE, No. LASS Main street, or with
CURTIS q PARKER, Eighteenth stree. be.
tween Main and Cary, viii be promptly filled:
jak w. g. EELMS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. take this method
~ of. stating to my friends that having disposed
OF my stock, btore, and fixtures to MIR. WILLIAM
p; WIhLlAMS hewtll continue the GROCERY
BUSINESS, and be prepared 10 serve you with all
atcles usually Kept in that line and most chs err
Az parties indebted 10 the subscriber viii
please eau and settle thei- accounts and those
nave Claims VIII please present the same Tor
seLttenent' NJ. SWEENEY,
Broad street.
NH 1Q-W< = "SNAS' AN'AA'
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GTOP PAYING RENT!

"A NDREW J. GRAY s. CO., Agents for
IA LkCHEY'S celebrated EOCKBRIDGE
WnIsKEY-purest and best article in the mar
Aet Tuh 10
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DEDUCTION IN PRICE OF ANTHRA.
LII CITE CO8L.-The subscriber from date
offers ANTHRACITE GOAL of best quality at 20
per ton of g. 900 pounds, delivered. Also, best OAK
aud PINE WOOD at the lowest marse, rats.
Offices corner OF Seventeenth and Dock, and ss~
venteenth between 10 ain and Cary streets
fell WHIT GDHERTS.
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PERE HYACINTHE.
His Expected Arrival.

With the arrival of Father Hyacinthe, whose
departure from France is announced by cable,
we shall have a new sensation. The great
question will remain to be decided, With
what ecclesiastical body will he affiliate? With
which of the great modern reformers does he
compare? Though really in rebellion against
the Pope, will it be either possible or expe-
dent to throw himself directly into the arms
of Professionalism! A contemporary remarks
How much of absolute pluck and enduring
courage may we expect from him? So far, he
has only published n formal letter against the
forthcoming Gcumenical Council in Rome,
its commissions, and intent. The reverend
father asserts that in his opinion the assem-
bled prelates, with the Pope presiding, will
attempt to execute a divorce between the
Church and the progressive liberalism of the
present century, and forcibly characterizes
the attempt, even the idea of such an
attempt as at once impious and foolish
The I6nlpS and the Steele, neither of them
controlled by church influences, speak
OF the letter MS sign of the times and
destined to exert a great influence. The
Journal dcS De6dt holds a similar tone. The
real question is whether Father Hyacinthe
really deserves the position and connection to
! which we have assigned him. He has some
thing of the vehemence of Luther; none of
sne hnu, Sehtle' ana persuasive force OF
helancthon; none of the acerbity of Calvin;
much, perhaps, of the enduring soul of La
mennais, which fought out its own battle in a
solitary and unshriven death-bed, whose coffin
went To no church, over whose grave no dirge
was sung nor cross was raised, but whose
pure soul could face its Maker and its only
Master. lie was a Protestant-revoltine
against human dictation only-a godly man,
worshipplng God through the Bible and reye,
rencing his own soul.
Clerical SuDpOrter-A Case in Point
The following letter has been addressed to
ex-Father Hyacinthe by Dom p. des PilIers,