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SEINE THREAD, sc.
REMOVALS.

rARBER & CO.'S PASSENGER AND
S1 BAGGAGE EMPRESS have removed their
Office to No. $50 MAIN STREET, second door above
Ninth. Inn A-m
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CALAD OIL.-Best quality ITALIAN
PURCELL, LADD &c co.
NH 40 - Druggists.
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FEE 81 aoo PaETTY GOODS
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COMMISSION mERCHANTs
nRUGGIsTs LABELS PRINTED AT
TEHH nIRP ATOM Neutrality-suspicious..

DUSINEsS CARDS PRINTED AT THE
ID DIsPATCH PRINTlNa-HOUaE CHEAP.
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ssT,HE" DRY GOODS STORE

Or
BROAD sTRLET-627, 6a7, 6a7.
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Corr AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, March 90, 1869. !
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a,ehei.hoop Manning on the fafsihbnity Of the
Church. as-asr-rss~-a

Tn a sermon preached on a Sunday RECENTLY
at St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral, Moorfelds, the
Most Rev Dr. Msnnng n shS P 81 Of
God the obedience of their faith, which was an
act not only of heartfelt submission, respects
and confidence, but an act Oh reason ra ahu
so conplete as an act of faith in submission TO
the Church of God. Either the Holy SpirIIEs
was present in the Church or He was NOT. III
he were not in the Churchill the Church were
merely q human institution or one which, alter
having been Divinely founded, was afterwards
deserted and left to human government-then
there could be room for want on falth; anu
there could be no conviction where doubt cA-
istcd Many men at the present time IN inc
world were setting Themselves mp as inc
teachers and apostles OF men, ana was NJ ~
make his submission and subject his intellect
10 their ideas In the name of common sense
he would say no! Therefore they who denleu
the infaIlibiiity of the Church OF God hau leu
loose the principles of ultimate rational,sm
and to deny the intnllibility of the Church OF
God at that hour, was to deny the presence u
the Holy Ghost in the Church at that hour.
To saw the Church was infallible 1900 years
ago was to say the Church was not lnfalllole
in the nineteenth century. TO aPpeai 10 "a
tholic authorities of past ages was to appear
from the authority of the Church at present,
which was the sole and supreme guide of falth
to the world. To appeal to the certainty OF the
doctrines of the ancient Church was 10 dehS
the authority of the present one. Then IT was
certain that those who denied the infalllbiilty
of the Church denied, in n manner, inc opera.
tions and power of the Holy Ghost. But IL
they admitted the Holy Ghost was present IN
the Church, then they should ask of God the
gift of faitll-that the Holy Spirit might come
into their hearts, that He would guard their
faith with His holy fear They should pray LOT
that Holy Spirit in whom the world did not
believe, therefore they knew him not: Ii those
remarks were true then the divine office OF the
Church never failed, and her voice, whieh na a
been infallible had never failed, and the Holy
Roman Catholic Church and all the doctrines
of her faith were all the doctrines OF the Holy
Ghost Himself The world did not believe i'll
the Holy spirit because He not sensible
nor capable of chemical aualysi
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SALE OF GROVE HousE-HENRf GRATrANs
MISUNDERSTANDING the last few days Two
historical transfers have been made On
Friday occurred the transfer OF all that
was mortal of OConnell' from the vault
where he had long reposed, TO that
beneath the Round Tower erected 10 he
his monument. On the. tuesday after TOOK
place the transfer OF Grove House, from the
possession of the heirs OF Henry Gratfan, to q
stranger. Portopello bridge crosses me te s
that, running southwest, dlVloes D9ouh from
the township OF kathmtnes-stanalng there,
with face towards the sunset yon nave, on tne
1ght-hand SIDE, large ealhee, la.eiy q bii Nn
Asylum formerly lonrishlng notel' wne Inc INC
fy boats came S - u9 T;H,a
between the Two r0WsoL stateiy GINS t E ni 1 10
the canal DanKs. tnaI no1et sne ~ IT,
Rutland, Hlceroy, used 10 resort, III .ne phi,nS
days OF 1reiands 1ndepenaehce, anu oneIe,
with, his registering court, get Nhcelefa lily
drunk. Bennd u was tue streeI Mneio tao,
Edward remained ZOE u LING Mnen ~
ment-Rfong rfo p'ttffSS ga YIN. bI'e s1rm. =
you he was wont TO waik, VIII the nt.lo SUI s9i
of his host when the shaaes oi eNcins Ioii.
Further up canal span
u, are the v1ifHgcs or 1aroius Nto o Inc alu
Dolphins Barii-names not uBknowh ~, 70 Inos .
who have heard the tale OF hopSl6 Il IN tts
adventures. FhifhS nack your sihnce W .ne
@ s.1s - frnn,, tI,nf talIet in the
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-, NEW ORLEANS Markets!
For tho wssk Eaains Friday, juno 10.

MORNING STAR OFFICE.
~ -.tt. Saturday Morning, juno 10, 1869.
CoTToN-At the date Of our last report cotton was
In active demand advanced prices. The movement
has continued throughout the Week and has been psrt
cipated in by NORTHERN, Engish and Continental buy
and advices from outside markets having been uni
fornly favorable which, together with the light stock
hand and the expectation Of but little more to ar
agurcs Friday, lth-The limited stock on sale and
the sales Of the day confined TO $50 bales at
full prices the better qualities commanding extreme
rates. ssturdayLThs market opened with good in
quiry mostly the North but operations were checked
by limited supply offering and the high prices asked
Notwithstanding tho sales embraced $50 bales at iuii
prices Monday-The sales embraced 400 bales ut still
sitter prices good cottOns showing further improve
&c. Tuesday-The sales summed up 1850 bnses,
prices showing further Improvement OF 4 to &C.
wednesday-The sales confined to $50 bales Mt II
further advance OF y ~ ThursdayThe sales were
| confined to iGJ bales a outside figures The market
opened with inquiry but finding that the little on
held at material advance on previous prices
nearly all the buyers withdrew We now ordinary
27U25c; good ordinary 29s 29ic low middling 30s "a
3G and middng 81 3ae Sales OF the week hoOo oaes
ToBACCCl-The demand for export has been active
embracing all grades and the light supply ON sale has
impaired Increased rnness to prices particularly Tor
descriptions, The sales reported include hbon
hhds, of which at 10 &c " ID, nj O3c az
lie, I11c, and at l5c together with 5ou
low leaf 10 fine, 81 and 10 private terms We quote
as follows:
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NEW PunLICATzoHs.

pyeparat;ons for Death. BY st: Alphonsus M
Liguori. baltimore: John murphy " Co''
1862
The productions of this sanity writer have
been commended aud appreciated for the fer
vor. wisdom and piety which Peryade them
TRANSACTIONS of his writings aren now numerous,
and their universal dissemination and accept
ance is the best evidence of their usefulness.
The present work is considered one OF the
very best of the Right Rev Bishops, which
was composed, as he himself informs us, with
the two fold design of furnishing to the laity a
book of meditations to aid their steps in the
path of virtue and spirituality, and of giving
to the clergya collection of matter suitable for
sermons and exhortations-
One Hundred Short Sermons BY Rev. II. J.
Thomas With an introduction by Nj, j
spalding, Archbishop of Baltimore Balti-
more: Pablished by John Murphy ~ Co.
1862 saG5 @%t -LzA st+ ss -
These Short Sermons" by the Canon Peni-
+entiary of Liege. Belgium. viii be found of
great advantage to all, but particularly to
families who may not he able to assist at the
Holy Sacrifice on Sundays and holidays. In
such contingencies oaeeor more of these SER
mons may be read to the benefit and ieditica-
ton of all. The scope and intention of the
book viii be best conveyed by the following
extract from the introduction, by the Most
Rev. Archbishop Spalding:
"Ehat chiefly distinguishes the " Short Ser
monsv from many other works of the kind with
which we are acquainted, are the qualities of
method and thoroughness. The Canon's meth
cd is based upon correct theological principles,
almost to exhaust the whole subject of Chris
tian morals and doctrine; Tor many points III
Christian morals cannot be understood, much
less developed, without q study and unfolding dg
The Hundred Sermons" are not on detached
or disconnected subjects; they follow one an
other in regular order, and form compact
whole, Eemarkable for a Catholic unity grow
ing out of the admirable harmony OF Its va
rious parts. Ono subject naturally leads TO
another, and this to the following in regular
lorical sequence. Thus the series is complete,
and the amount of matter embraced IN so mar
row q compass is wonderful.
Every Catholic family in the United States
should possess q copy of book SO well calcu-
ted to do good, and recommended so highly by
eminent European and American ecclesiastical
authorities. Mr.. Gogarty, Camp street, has
been the polite medium of receiving the pub
lisher's copy.
Messenger of The Sacred Heart. June.
We have received this spiritual monthly
and only wish it was within the reach of al
our readers, sure MS we are of its great power
Of accomplishing good. All letters should be
addressed to Rev. b. sestini, s. j., Georgetown
College, d. C.
EIAe Irish Vest.
We have received the first number of this
weekly, and hail its advent with pleasure. II
has wide field for usefulness, and this first
specimen gives promise of accomplishing its
work with credit to its managers and benefit
to the population in whose interests it is pub
7ished. We hope it will meet with ample sue
cess.
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G ,. W. Long, Mammoth News Depot, corner Of
u i Hfns5S stroefs Third District, has favored us
Win odeys Ladies' BOeh Ensrad t WSrs S Ss
kaeis ETC Orr down town fTiends should pa
olize this depot centrally located for their conVeni
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In the whole Materia Medica there is GER
tainly no remedy that is reliable specific for our
nonTial tayers Chis and fever conSestive and
bilins iyers as f. Wlhofts Anti Periodic or Fever
and A que Tonic.
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Kmecting of the HibeFnian BENEVOLENT AS
sseiaton of ST. Josephs viii take place a. their h,
arais street Tussdey 22d instant half past seven
O'Clock p. Members will please be prompt In their
attendance, Ftt tfri f1'7 se
.ynair offs 3i,i ,n--iI ... s-. rr.r..
Es5H1 4sF-slgF g.t.f lratf -t fT -.-f ~ s- e.-
nj elgus .4IE AIaEBM EdEt .--p
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Lord BroughaIn's villa at Cannes France
s bro 5I, the waters into vogue. 8 ,
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P. j. TRAQUAIR,

Dealer in General Dry Goods, Hosiery, lio
Skirts, Millinery and Furnishing Gooas.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
OLDEz Res la BLsE,r7sh ss--, - !
OVER THIRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PEorrx,s
DR.-O.-M oLANE'S
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
The greatest Medical Discovery OF any are,
Delighted millions sing their praise
No family or person should be without then.
ARE YOU SUFFERING Nowi
Have you Headache Backachef --tt
Have you Constipation of the BowelsY
Have you Sour Stomach - ", SIG
Have you Bad BREATH 1U -l5hsg
Have you Cold Hands or Feeti fs!3
Have you Chills or Feyeri 3... s A.
Have you Papitation of the Heartt tir ~
USE DIR. McLANEs LIVER PILLS iEF !,
Have you Suppressed DisGharsesl
Have You Sickness and Vomtingl
Have you Irregularities or Weaknessi "a
Have You Rush of Blood to tho Headf
Have you n Yellow or Discolored Skinf O. q sil y. ~
USE DIR, McLANE's LIVER PILLS. saH
Have you n Collie or Diarrheai y 3. =; fe.JfyJ
Have You n Swollen or pistended Stomach :, -,
Have you a Gloomy Feeling and Poor Appetizer -.
Have you Bilious Symptoms of ahy kindf
USE DR. McLANEs LIVER PILLS. 3 ;,
Heed the ,varnirg. Delays dangerous. This adj
vice is worth weight gold the afflicted Be SUM-
| Won get DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS. None, Eenu
| Inc without the signature of FLEMING BROTHERS.
| Sold all the world. mhal sm
| -..-
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THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE m
THE UNITED STATES.

PRIZE BREAD OF 1866 Baked in CHARTER ,eAKt
PRIZE BREAD of 1868 Baked in CHARTER OAK
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p. ]. TRAoUAIR


Bcgs to intimate TO his numerous customers IN anu
onntry that he is daily receiving by express and other
wise large additions his already welsected sIocA
Particular attention requested to ls assortment OF
HOOP SKIRTS,
which is the Largest Cheapest in the city and CON
taips among other styles, the celebrated La Grando
victoire and the new " Extension Hoop Skirt"
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT
Ia repete including every quality at prices ranging
from IS cents 81 50. We call particular attention 70
Corset which are selling mt ~ oo-the oes' anu
cbeanos Corset in this city for the money
OUR DRESS TRIMMING AND RIBBON CASES
Are completely assorted in athc latest styles OF SILK
and Satin, and in'every color and width.
THE MILLINERY ROOM
Comprises the ncatest styles of Ladies' Misses and
Cbildren's HATS BONNETS and FRAMES OF every
conceivable variety including Straw, Hair and Mixed
Rosalind Shepherdess, Antonette, Mignonette, etc.
all at prices that perfectly marvellous
otrR STOCKS OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NETS,
BLONDES LACES, Walls, ETC,
Ara unusually elegant this season, and very cheap
Also a line very fine GRENADlNE sHA"LS' APP
propriate for at prices really astonishing.
THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
Consists of Hosiery Handkerchief Parasols Umbrellas
Ladies' and Gents Undergarments, Perfumery' etc.
WHITE GOODS
of every description also fully represented sueh az
Swiss NiuslinS,
nets Linens Linen Damasks, white Marsees, Towels,
p,op and Hem Hnndkerchiefs, Mosquito Net
tircs etc besides usual assortment of Fancy and
General Dry Goods all purchased at the lowest cash
terms.
We are receiving auction continual accessons to
everv Department in many at half the cost of i'm
portaton this item the attention OF our cuso-
| mers is especially invited -
The usual liberal terms to wholesale dealers in town
All" '0uH''' PSI. TRAQUAIR,
| apa5 If 1G7 Canal street. one door from Dauphine
FISCAL AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
L =, ORLEANS.
| SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, April 2 1869
titled enable the city of New Orleans TO rune
its floating debt and liqudate its indebtedness ap.
proved 27th February 1869 and OF ordinance No. 1871 oil
| the Council of the city of-NeW orleans aP
proved LIST pr 1869 undersigned Fiscal Agent ID
authorized and prepared to receive from the holders
other evidences of debt OF this
city receipt therefor in the name OF the
corng to the said ordinance No 1872 of the
Common Council The bonds to be furnished In
for the aforenamed Indebtedness will DO ready in the
| ap4 u ms. 80 -ee-1Sn1.
SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEM
Der &C. 1903 This Bank continuing its Exchange opera
tons win receive deposits of Gold and Currency, an'
transact u General Banking Business
| Discount days-wednesdays and Saturdays.
Offerings should be mi the preceding days.
fe2s 3m THOMAS LAYTON. President
| CONVENT OF ST JOSEPH.
Wishing TO please the dear pupils parents and &C
cording their just requests the superior OF inc
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a5IllItt e-7ETII 5lllTL
alaza1 fssasffr .s@5 is4.tt tEa frItt e. -. ~
s9p 81 FRA ~ sSa lEsiE 8 a1sss sts
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ID O. BENNETrs CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE
Corner of Gasquct and Yillere streets. ais.
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Retail Markets
Beef Texas 10 to 1917 and ljc Mutton Is to 2Oc. Pork,
2Oc Veal per Chickens dressed 65 to 90c Tur
keys, 81 80 to s. Eggs % to Soc " dozen. =
Money Market. =
Tho Money Market proper is quiet and easy/ETith a
moderately fair demand for discounts and an ample
spply capital available the neGotaton of all AL
paper. We hear of some complaint, hSTvevcr ,of in
difficulty in placing second c9Ss notes in the
outside market, hut rates have suffered quotahle
change. On the street Al paper H1th unqucslonablo
coatcras and first class business paper without cola
cTis ap done at 10 TO ii per cepT per annum good
aud second class TO u per oent per month Mortgage
paper quoted at % to 10 per cent per annum for l.
and 10 to L. for good an1eeond class The banks dis
count most tho approved business paper offered by
their customers free lenders call for short
periods satisfactory collaterals.
Gold 1879 to fSS.
Sterling Exchange 100 to Isl. New York Exchange
par to per cent premium.
Metropolitan Warrants so 81. "..-.
City Tpeasury notes 26 to 81 per cent discount.
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The above identical CHARTER OAK Was exhibited
at our recent State Fair and furnishes an everlasting
proof of the great superiority of the Charter Oak over all
other Stoves.
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T7IsCAI, AGENCY OF THE CITY OF NEW
Il ORLEANS,

SOUTHERN BANK, NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEM-
Der &C. 1903 This Bank continuing its Exchange opera
TONS receive deposits Of Gold and Currency and
transact q General Banking Business.
Discount days--wednesdays and Saturdays
Offerings should be made on the preceding days
f.as 3n THOMAS LAYTON. President.
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TRIMMINGS, PRAYER BEADS. SCHOOL, BoOAss
and STATES Also, Toys and Baskets ct the ISxs -
market prices. All orders promptly hlled ape 0N
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READ THE Fo1k0wrNG:

I 4 Thirteen Years Test of the Charter Oak
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THE MORNING STAR
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE,

No. 100 Gravier Street, New Orleans.
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% 4 =! 5s5zfugs 10
/. .f5sTys EaatlGe9 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-03

PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.-Mr. Quinn's
Book Pear Culture is issued by today 1t gives the
results OF many years practical experience In the grow
ing Of Pears for market with view TO profit, and VIII
be found complete practical manual for all who grow
Pears whether as q business for pleasure. In this
handsome little volume the whole subject 10 clearly
treated under the following heads Varietes Aspect
Preparation OF the Soil Distance Apartj Selecting
Trees Dwarfs and Standards Time Of Planting; Plant
ing; Digging Trees from the Nurseryrow and Packing;
Varieties 10 Plant; Pruning; Maaarna and Mulchine;
Gathering Fruit; Marketing oars; Profits OF Pear Cui
suggestions; Orchard Record Price e. Sent free eY
mail on receipt Of prrtr
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SHALL THERE BE PEACEi

Despite the narrow bgOtry and chronic bit
terness evinced on this hand and on that, we
firmly hold that the understanding as well as
the interest, the heart as well the head, of the
American People, demands a speedy, compre-
hensive, conclusive pacification of the country.
Not that a dead calm in politics is either at
tainable or desirable, but that controversies
affecting the fundamental Rights of Man are
too exciting, too perlous, to be tolerated an
hour longer than is constrained by imperative
necessity. This broad land has for years
been cOnvulsed by such contest. Its
consequences are still visible in the ashes of
burned cities, fanked by acres of recent graves.
There are millions of mourners among onr
people whose tears are scarcely dry, whose
hearts are still sore, whose bereavements are
among the incidents of our great struggle.
There are grave problems of Political Econo.
my, of Finance, of National Policy, which i'm.
patiently await solution, to which the undis-
tracted attention Of the masses is an essential
prerequisite. Weighty considerations on every
hand plead for an early concentration of pub
lie regard upon the arts of Peace-the means
whereby the effects of ravage are oblterated,
and National wealth is created and rendered
abundant.
When we first prOpounded UNIVERSAL AM
NEsTY with IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE as the two
bases OF National reconciliation and reconstruc-
ton, the passions evoked by our great Civil
War were still general and vehement. The
ashes OF many ruin were still hot-the ruts
OF cannon-wheels still grdirOned half the
country. Time has softened the antipathies
then prevalent, though it has not efface ed them.
There are thousands as implacably hostile as
ever to the ideas which triumphed in our
great struggle; and some of them still delight
in gratifying their malignity 10y midnight raids
on isolated Unionists and defenseless BLACKS.
these are no longer insurgents. but
simply felons and assassins. There
are Ignorant, stupid, thriftless, worth.
less creatures in abundance who are very
unit repositories of political power; but These
are not all Blacks, nor are they peculiar to apv
section or party. We still believe the grounds
OF paeification we originally proposed arc those
Which not only should be- but inevitably ,cW
be adopted. They are already virtually ae-
cepted by two-thirds of the People OF fine
south; their only formidable antagonists are
found in the ranks Of our Northern Copper.