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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-07-29

SALE OF A HIsToRlcAL FARM.-On
Saturday, at the Exchange salesroom,
farm containing between 400 and
500 acres, known as the "Temple
Farm" near Yorktown, Va, said to
be ono Of tho best cultivated farms
in that section of the State, with fair
improvements, and an abundance OF
fruit, mari, fish, game, oysters, &C.,
was knocked down to Miss Clara
Hewson for $8,0O5. This is tho farm
upon which Lord CORVALLIS surren.
dered his forces and signed the arti-
clos of capitulation.-Baltimor Sun
of tho 10Th.
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The negroes Of Washington are in
very bad as well as very superAuous
business when they engage 10 turning
their brothers out of church because
they choose to vote the Democratic
ticket. In the first place, proscrip-
ton for conscience's sake is about az
bad as slavery itself, from which the
Hacks have been themselves but re-
Gently delivered, and secondly, when
over a negro begins to vote the Dem
ocratic ticket he will go out of the
church without any turning out. A
Democrat in the church is as much
out of his element as . fish out of
water.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

ron GOVERNOR
SAMUEL MERRILL,
Of Clayton County.
toR LIEUTENANT.aovERNo
CApr.M. NJ. WALDEN,
OF Appanooso County.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT,
HON. JOHN f. DILLON.
ofScott County.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INrRuCrIoN
PROF. A. s. KISSELL.
Of Scott County.
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Doctor Hinsey

Has opened an Office on Green, be-
tween Main and I'd streets, where he
can be consulted by his old friends
and the public generally. With an
experience Of twenty years-fifteen
of which has been in this county,
feel confident of giving satisfaction.
Consultation visits made to all parts
of the county, and to all points on
the Railroads.
Surgery and Obstetrics n speciality.
lune 4-dw3m
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master craft, we doubt not the issue
Of yanr final decision.
Should you enter the alluring halls
of science to pursue by the wonder.
full powers Of analysis the ultimate,
you may thereafter heaving some
huge rock from your way like Alad-
din in the "Subterranean gardens, .
gather imperishable fruits, for beside
the Stree Of knowledge" grows the
s'Tree of Life"
Should you direct your gaze to-
ward tho stars to pursue the infinite,
the heavens still declare the glory Of
God. = ta
Should you enter the legal profess
sion to hold disputations about the
just and the unjust, never was the
demand for honest lawyers greater
than now.
Should you engage in teaching, the
Teacher is the slope Of America"
Should you till the soil, the earth
is full Of Thy riches.
Should you with trembling hand
raise tho standard Of the cross" and
proclaim yourselves heralds of Prince
Emmanuel, the Gospel is tho light of
tho world.
Therefore whatsoever course you
take if you sail with compass set for
the variations of life by the ''pole
Star Of Truth, you will at last with
sails unturlcd enter common har
Dor, receive palms of victory" and
wear fadeless crowns in the better
land. &s
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MARKET REPORT
nav n,u,Ds Az RETAlL.

Ors,uE or O..-uMw, '.,uHiER,
Ju:y y 1889
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKBT.
New York, July n.
The following were the prices At
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CHARLEY BELTS
THE
H A TTER r..
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ST. LOUIS MARK Ell

Shoulders, dry salt, 15i.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-23

EDUCATION. Every boy should have his
head, his heart and his hand educated. Let
this truth never be forgotten. By the proper
education of the head he will be taught what
is good and what is evil, what is right and
what is wrong, what is wise and what is foolish
BY the proper education of the heart, he will
be taught to love what is good, wise and right,
and to hate what is evil foolish and wrong.
and by proper education of the hand he will
he enabled to supply his wants, to add to his
comforts, and to assist those around him. The
highest objects Of a good education are, to
reverence and obey God, and TO love and serve
mankind. Everything that helps as to attain
these objects is of great value, and everything
that hinders us is comparatively worthless.
When wisdom reigns in the head and love in
the heart, the man is ever ready to do good !;
order and peace reigns around, and sin and
sorrow are almost unknown.
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PRoGREss OF CATHOLICISM IN SHEFFIELD.
Mr.. Hunter, in his recent & History of Hal
lapshire," writes as follows: f..--..1
'fIn, 1867, according to list delivered to
the Archbishop of York, tlIereI were 4u the
whole Of Sheffield BY persons of that COM
munlon, among whom we find tw9 Priests,
as also the names of 'Henry Howard, Esq,
andENirsI tiia Howard, his wife, and their
two sons, Bernard and Henry, then in their
infanEy. They met for worship III a large
Foom behind what was called the Lords
house a. 6. the house of the Lord of the
Manorl and the Duke oftNorfolk allowed
an annual stipend for the support of the
officiating priest" A very different state
of things, says the Times, in its notice of
the work, it is obvious to remark, from
that to be seen at the present day, when
the Roman Catholics of Sheffield can boast
of possessing in ST. Mary's Church one of
the handsomest Gothic edifices in the land,
adorned with painted windows and topped
with spire- nearly 300 feet in height, to
| say nothing of -eonxent,Echooisf for boys
and girls, a reforpiatory and a cemetery.
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n44s4ss srAn AND CATHOLIC MEsgEKeEa.
&Ew caxzaASS, suEtDA II MIAMI -. Ishs
LETTER FROM MOBILE,
cosvrnNAr1oSs. Il n
coNFIRMArroNs.
MoAILE, May 10, 1869.

MoAnE, May IL, 1869.
x.z.1hss morning Star ana Catholic Messenger. . !,
41nn Suaaay, ID inst, sthe Right Rev. Bishop
O. naap adn,isiistered the Sacrament OF Con-
Frssat1on inN ST Ratrick,s Church, to twenty
e-IIzlarca ami six ADULTS, four of whom were
sssnx usr1s tothe faith sof Christ.
MeEoce tho adninistsationl of the sacrament
s4ae aaisfa6I, IN brief and eloquent dis
oazsHxse, explained the effects Of the Sacrament
Sjza xSas soul of the worthy recipient, and how
rzas6zsh need all had Of the grace impaired by
s-.lsen faith ard morals were sexefely tried by
s.,axfruunding influences. 81 - q - I
On SUNDAY, the 9th inst, der AS l0s O'clock
ssxsss Ahe a3ishop o0nfxzne&s in 81 Mary q new
rseS,brch, attached TO the MaIe OFpbAn AeT1upzs
ssssr4y childsAns and ID 8h6s III sa65H ewe6
ssisfhe VISITATION Convent.
NIse Cathedral was crowded. on last SUNDAY,
sa6kh inst, ter NsifAk - ff5GR onB t4hs kre
ssg. Ct ss ,ee 3 s 81 a kgsS ts S bn
SENSATION. It beautiful sight, and enelfd
gtaaden tho heart of thsefeishfH Ar @hFistisn:
Those youthful warrioB89 e nd IN thelawssits
nnssaes of innocence, coming forward to renew
ssxae5r fealty, pledged for them ptythe
@ and to EsSslsS sfbsngf Ell s ssis coming
Tlse Rigat. Rev. Bishop, in his usual happy
zfyR<, addressed tina andicnce, seSllafhiDgf tho
sss1isrre of the Sacrament which they We're about
10 SEQ administered.
QzRzy xsonIirmas E5snciii etf6n of yhS fost
s73a&x &5&c1SEfent was given, wheR tplA itzatew,
.s61plSs 80 donbt, begging God to ncsHW IN heir
nrnce which they. too, recefvaff when
.HaSEAing Al, the altAFSzteps they were msrls
kas the CArisss of sssatEStson. g.
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THE LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,
a PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY,

And the Louisiana Department having the privilege
investing it's premium reoepts within the State it
bines the advantages of home institution with the
security Of the risks being extended largo area Of
country. #
The Office Of the Louisiana Department is now open
for business and Policies will be issued on terms a.
favorable offered by any solvent and well established
institution. iL +. f..'a .-.' s.
J. B. HOOD,
apps I'm President Of Louisiana Department
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G. c. Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street whose untiriIg efforts TO supply the reading
community with the latest and best publications, has
the Boston Pilot Irish People, Irah American, Citizen
Appleton's journal, BaEpers Bazaar, Chimney Corner
Louis, Cincinnati Louisyille, Chicago and New York
daily papers, Catholic World London Illustrated News
Liyerpooi Mercury. GodeyS, Petersons, Lesieys and
Democrats Ladye Fashion Books for june, together
DAY ~ a-S ga zs.+- -.s,4 Is ~, s'T.-I Fes~
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To those who are afflicted with chills and
fever, dumb chs malarious diseases of any kind,
would recommend DR. +. W ilhofts Anti Periodic
Fever and Ague Tonic which is sold under guarantee.
1t has yet failed in single instance, effect
speedy and permanent cure. -
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Professionalism in Spain.


.UUVJ e
----.-----, ProtessanI,sm u sPaan:
80 ..nAA
\, ssf3n Qs9 seylrg shhS fn may oo
knoWn oy MS ass0cnaess anu tne SAM
FEW NH t ~ u ~ ~ ~ nenerai tendency
~ ept .7 antlsH Az - ~ s1 .i W
anime It's doctnBes, nue , tney Wou,u
aex anses h 10y, the r vs
.e,l ont we n.ues W. s.o va ;.S
erowtb. Protestantisis,. Which is but nm,
otber NAME Coz secta ria nis,,, ana division.
oenoi lame AZ 49, InF iI'
goes manu- y nuna wa q .s,at anu leSo,
uon lpdeed, TINS tss 80. hcszhoEieueeo
fact, that wherever there may oe breadng
up of thee eOnstitpteU authoTIfg in any
part of the world, there DO the friends of
Isectarianism look shcpefuf3y for d plentiful
harvest md thew looEX fIak IN vain 10 a
t.,,t far 50 Sfalsk ~, s,efi,se3 If
~ u rssxS ~ III ~ 80 s.
- 3 g - : = - s9lTrS
~ .ve1t u Ssssi
es M s'ssty aaop:Hg
'tsse 1sssnes of "aNfe1s6xoaS seco-~nicn requires
nothing OF ITS mem eers But 0a repaalaFonI
of tpe- ancieat faith. in factf many nm
tTprtht n elSiashnPi. iof ttha NChnrch finding
ittlehpt yes stripped At Mes SEarments of
s8sssceN fAefewaeh she oaothed them at thelr
baptism, are only too glad to hide their
9Hie4thf hesawdry covering offered
1them yam upsSarT sect. AS an instance
ofthls, we may quote the Times correspond
ent In Spain. Abiding to the effect pro-
duced by the British possession OF Gtprai
'taF, he says
ysttIot afsv of TIN :dtscen fsied ptripts and the
runa,cays from converts or Episcopal Summaries;
sought refuge on the rock, where they were
Piled with arguments OF various nature by the
b1oie ana oIher soele.ies OF Srsa1 5raaaan anu
and willing converts to the views of Anglican
or, Isreslst IAN Frotestaritistn.=s EEaitf
IT. ;.u,Ia ~ az, 49,, to 5o,;,,,,.,.
5asT ~ nis u l 12. vi, ~ u n.p
10 give SloWlpS ufsttatt ts y we ie" seClarian
services that nave been held, ana nigh
hopes were entertained .f0r aRw sos!calted
ar Reformation I'm Spain, but the yotariesi
OF disorder and discora have been tho
sanouipe. and have nownto foHow. their
s,,es,ss ,,f er;e ~ ~ "a I,,, ,f s;og ~
the. verys strone Catholic instinct of tie
very men on wliea they had calculated as
ingtfume its' in, the sutyersinn of the ma
tisaaa fsaiths Let ms refer once more to the
above pamed ,stspeciaI correspondence who
laments What he is pleased to-. call tle
retyUaYade views of several members of the
com mission aDpoiIted to draw up a scheme
for tatiea,--beeaase- they--1 insist
upon waintainipg ASIAN essential law of the
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zEt will be seen, by card IN anotn column,
yInpe has removed her store 70 the ele
sssS RniidEnk ia CshAI seFeet Formerly the Maeon
fseEsl r1irt has been fitted up In manner betting
sss s,St lS0r hlsidni in the eonntTy and
Esas calebrftY 81 Che Lady wo preSideq oysy 5sser
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Dealer in General Dry Goods, Hosiery, Ho o
Skirts, Millinery and Furnishing Goods.
III TRAoUAIR
Becs to intimate his and
eotntty that hsis Only feeefvin by express other
wise large additions to his aready Iselected stock
Particular attention is requested to his assortment of
fT 20 =, HOOP SIX IRT s, =, -, ,,a,a,
which is the largest ndcheapest in the city, and
tains, among other the celebrated La Grande
vict9ire ana the new Extension Hoop Skirt" -
THE CORSET DEPARTMENT :.
Il replete including every quality at prices ranging
from cents ~ So 1--WE cali particular attention to
Corset which we selling at 81 So the best and
cheapest Corset shown in this city for the
OUR DRESS TRIMMING AND RIBBON CASES
Are completely assorted latest styles of Silk
and Satia, and Every color aud width = - 4.
THE MILLINERY ROOM 10. a..
essarises the neatest styles Of Ladies. Misses and
Chiidfsn1 Hats IBoNNETs and. FRAMES of every
Hosalihd, shspherdesg, Antoinette ignonette, etc,
al. prices that perfectly arrelous 81 80 is-
QUE STOCKS OF ARTIF1oIAL FLOWERS, NETS,
BLoNDBS,~ LACEs. Walls, ETC, z.z-;
Are unusually elegant this season, and8very cheap.
Also line of very fine GRENA DINE SHawLs, zap
propriae for the season. at prices really as,snishngA
=, THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. -
Consists Hosiery, Handkerchief Farsos Umbrellas
Ladies' and Gents Under garments, Perfnnery, etc.
WHITE G6ops ,..
OF every description also fully represented, such
Swiss Musns Nainsook, Tape Checks, Cambrcs, Jaeo-
nets Liuens Linen Danasks, White Marseiles. Towels,
Plain and vi .ehedr handkerchief Mosquito Net
tings ETC. besides usual assortment of Fancy and
General Dry Goods all purehased at the lowest cash
terms. rp-... 4t .. 90. ~ r. ..
receiving from auction continual a1cessions to
every department in many at half this cost of inn
portation Aud this item the attention of
is especially invited .--s -.<--s '-e.- --
The usual liberal terms to Wholesale dealers in town
P. j. TRAQUAIR,
apps If 167 Canal street, door from Dauphine
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TIFE AssodfA TI0N5 or AMERICA.
ORGANIZED AT ST. LouIs IN JUNE, 1903,
PURELY MurUAL-No STOCKHOLDERS

n .r,- q tf q, III 81 ii4:,,-,s 5.,t-a l,rt'f t''
IL ,1,;7,, ..ig f. -. -.-nL, b,it"g ...l. .'.ft'i
4:..sg.i., % f.;t- an % .-..u .,,'e -
y - No.. ~. - 4. II = -----L
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FISCAL AGENCY oF-THE- CITY, OF NEW
Il .===z=-= ORLEANS.

~ ORLEANS. ar Il
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans, April 2, 1869
virtue of of the Legisature of this State
titled An enable the city of New Orleans fund
it's floating debt and liquidate its indebtedness1 ap
proved a7th February 1872 and OF ordinance No 1872 of
the Common Council of the city of New Orleans, ap-
proved April 1869 the undersigned Fiscal Agent is
authorized and pre- pared receive from the holders
city and other evidences of debt of this
city aud to receipt therefor in the OF the city
cOring of the said ordinance No 1872 of the
Council The bonds be furnished in exchange
aforeDamed indebtedness will he ready in
aps If = I'" THos. LAYTON, President
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SOUTHERN BANK. NEW ORLEANS, SEPTEM.
28 1863 This Bank continuing its Exchange opera
TONS will receive deposits of Gold and Currency and
transact General Banking Business.
Discount days-W ednesdays and Saturdays-
Offerings should be made the preceding days
fe2s 3m THOMAS LAYTON, President
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LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT
Office, No. 100 Common street, Opposite

bad az ri IItr ~ .>T.-a r .-.-a .
------. 80 = - II Ill - =
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CITY Hotel.l - y

I ? ~ - Guy HOIef p "|T|F| . - 2
10 - -..--.9.tf - lt,r'I. ,3..td
gnW 70. .f 7ta-.a1" E,h O" III tlf.a9
| 4ft :. s-.. .;.,I 7'----- ..- nor ~ o'--
| :, .H5, .saI"aI E-si} -. ',' = ''tit
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s1an 5 DRAFTS ron Str sii
--oN THE !. !. " s,f -
PRovIF c4tALfB ANtK. OF, IRELAND

Slsgheeh si.n"n Lk1SaSssdsrry waterford ofq
+ sums from G sGE ES2is ssSE'iGs 500
..2,, - : ''nr;E1o y MsK s, s'~ aessr
SPR1NG CLOTHING NEW e06Dsl
f.t'I ''- LATE STYLES =" ay'-h IL
Our friends visiters from the country viii find
..,t4t-.. 49,, stock complete in is,.Iy,Tfs
CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
We have ,,k
Scotch easss'sre Fswp aEks. ETSsS assgITsA
e sR hask fS sSss
prawers Liss Tndsrshirts BroWn Ensh aalf fo
s5 per dozen,, Iaen BOSOM and Cambria Shirts and the
IRISH LINEN SHIRT, at SEQ per dozen. 20
Prices as low as any ,1 Cen and see GOV "a
Is and Is Camp street,
ap4 am nss o. = opposite City Hotel
t. C. PAINE CO., ''.'HFtE
LIZ y zt--. }, 1s.tfy ,i.5 .3-t. HEtsaig sltf so
Importers Of and Wholesale and Retail Dealersin
CARPETS, MATS, OIL CLOTHS, ~
RUGS and MATTINGs of MI kinds. -'-sa1
CURTAIN MATERIALS of all kinds.
-su LACE, CURTAINS Reaiand Imitation ft--'t,1s>>
p Table and Piano COVERS SHADES. ETC., III
oi A Splendid Kew s,0skof Irish 4d6ENs. of every
desefipt iOr Gniy nse "a 81. 9lt|
Upholstery, furnishing Goods; Hair Ssat.RG ets
+ . 8 h'1G9>>n. rs, IS; and 81 Camp street,
pit3,t- Y.!I~<Gioj4 i.1s'E fr.i bEli .S,.l.. syRh
dgI5.I .,a,,s =, sarIl,..f NEW ORPHANS
IrTHE HOT AIR. TLUE, CHARTER oAKi
.'H:f! mo uly ---a-sed 1Hol Il ..
THE BEST BREAD BAKING STOVE IN
THE UNITED STATES. '',I .
IT, E toz ~sIi 1ui---7. .trp 3-Gii
PRIZE BREAD Of 1856 Baked in CHARTER oAKi
PRIZE RREAn- of 1868 Ra.sad in a CHARTER OAK
PRIZE DREAD of 1869 Baked in a CHARTER oAKl
r.' '-- 80 ~ 7-ffrs = 90 ~ ,t f:5f5'
|! tf.--i .i-'+----s 80 'Ht5 ~ 70
I,g ~, READ THE FOLLOWING: 73E-s|
+ ~, INV ORLEANS Aprile 1862
S ~ she sa. t has sss y use in my family
fully Ieeenasnd The Chaser OAK stove to ~ f ssSSS
esSRSss the
durable and for s1ch Gsg NUMBER
...'. la4 Washington street Nsx Orleans"
A Thirteen Years Test OF the Charter Oak
| The above identical CHARTER OAK exhibited
recent State Fair aud furnishes everlasting
proof great superiority of the Charter Oak over al
other Stoves. -
-.r-. RICE BROS & Cos
| - Great Southern Agents.
| 80 and OIL Camp, and SOS Magazine streets
Dealers in Hardware Nails Cutlery and Cooking Stoves
my2 Ct 80
p o. BENEFITS CHEAP VARIETY STORE
Corner of Gasquet and Villere streets.
! full assortment of FRENCH HOSIERY and
| TRIMMINGS, PRAYER BEADS, school! BOohEIs
and STATES. Also, Toys and Baskets ut the loves
market prices. All orders promptly filed. aps2 ON
! TNMAN LINE STEAMSHIPS.
Under contract for Carrying United States and bf"
Sailing from Pier Il. North River, New York ever
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Other names, already amounting to over hnndred
are being qualified
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3A r..1Jss TRAQUAIR,
Dealer in General Dry Goods Hosiery, Ho a
Skirts Millinery and Furnishing Goods.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

S-Sriler A: Stowell A Rev; Spear @ T
Lieut. Surley Chas; Snow y y MAJ; Seize O.
Schneider David; Sweeny d; Seips DR. e, Sun.
dards Ed; Schriener E E; Shippen Et; Stabler
Smith Francis; Smith Opeen q; Strambaugh g;
Smith Geo W; Stevenson F H; Silly Hiram
E Hon; Sullivan John T Rev; Sinclair John;
Stewart John & 20; Springman H; Steven.
son John W; Sheehy Jas; Smith Jno; Steele
Lilies; Sheaffer Louis ID; Scott Mar shoemaker
Pierce Schia p +; Schwernmer p; Scott San.
uel Rev; SharrItt Samuel F: Sarsleld +; Spar
row T. Steele M; Singleton w ID; Sandefson
VIM; Slater w H; smith will H; Steen Win.
q, M d; Tuckerman Col; Turner Ohas g; Tay.
lor Chas Thompson Columbus; Tusco Dennis;
Tylor Ed; Thompson Edwin l.; Thurston &
Gordon; Turner q Dr; TompkIns H M nor;
Talbot John; Trayer ]; Tilton ] E; Tobias
John; Toard W; Trarers Norman; Taliaferro
w b Tinney VIM A, 3; Thomas VIM. q
V-Viallia Louis w; Van Gowhuys Mau-
rice; Won Rosen Prof; Varnell Thos.
W-White Alga; Williams Bodisco; Wash
ington Bushrod; Wehner Rooert, ,; Watson
Chas +; Worsh Chas; Weight E g; Watkins
q Rev; Wells Ham; Wattersou Haney L.
White Hargrave; Williams ] A; Wilson John
Waryer James; Williams John v; We'll John
White Joan; Williams Mr.; Wallluch Myer
Williams Mr; Welch Paul; Whiteford M
DR. Walsh X S L; Washington X Bland: vii.
son Thos F; Watson Talbot; Wilder w w;
Wilson W w Rev; West VIM; West w H.
Y-Yeakley Ii Il Mr.; Yeckley A; Young
n; Young +; Yates John.
MIsCRLLANRoUs.-Agen of Baltimore Sun;
Cashier Bullion Bank; Director of Washington
German Theatre; Miller; N De W; Box SIS;
Pacific Mills Person advertising tor a situa.
tion, 229 L street; Vernon, 2; WHO, 2; Wash.
ipgton Iron Works.
J. EDMUNDS, Postmaster.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

Inc London Times observes that the spirit
IN hich the House OF Commons have lately
discussed the Trades Union bill speaks VOL
umes for the effect of the impartial and ex.
haustive inquiry. The increased attention
given 10 the subject Is not effect OF pressure O..
union leaders upon the legislature, but is due
10 greater knowledge and wider experience of
members. Although the bill is not likely 10
pass, the principles il contains will form ha.
sis for government measures nexr session,
which Will repeal all laws making combina
tIons illegal, relieve workmen from special
penalties for trades union offences, and brin n
their funds within the provisions Of the friend
ly socie'Ies act. Trades unions will continue
TO exist whether protected by Parliament or
not. True statesmanship will seek neither to
augment nor reduce their influence, but, ac-
eepting them as fact, give them tree scope for
legitimate development.
The Birmingham Chamber OF Commerce have
peutioned against the trades union bill on the
ground that II tends 10 remove the means OF
protection against Intimidations hitherto Dos
sessed by masters A new dock at kingsiynn
was opened yes terday by the Prince of Wales,
IN the presence of a large crowd OF spectators.
dock touched AT the Madeira Islands on the
4tn instant, and proceeded in good condition.
Governor Musgrave, OF New Foundland, sue
ceeds Governor Seymour, of British Colu mbia
Senor Ranees has been appointed Minister of
Spain 10 Great Britain.
The Paris Pays says the Emperor has written
letter, from which II quotes the following nm
regard TO The Corps Leglslatif:-ssOn the 18Th OF
January i committed a great fault by actIne
caused II TO regard with suspicion my senti.
ments towards n. All my efforts should tend
10 regain its confidence The Paws gives
nelther date ncr address.