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THE BUnprNa on CosKEsoE AT Ne

THE BuRpEra ON COMMERCE. AT NEW
YORK III From the New York Conir,1e rcs6f
Advertiser Closely connected With ihe
drawbacks to commerce from quarantine
10 the system Of compulsory pilot charges.
The present laws which regulate the en-
nloyment Of pilots BY merchantmen are OF
the most anomalous description, and were
framed with view not only to provide iof
a suffIeiency Of pilots. but at the same time
to protect the lives and property on boafa
the shipping which enters the pert,
There is contradiction implied IN the
fact OF the employment of this service being
an optional one. and placed at the aiscre-
tIon Of the captain of the vessel entering
the bay. It stands to all reason that the
employment and payment of pilot should
either he COMPULSORY or that captain OF a
vessel declining to employ him should not,
In the owners interest, he obliged 20 pay
for services which are neither required nor
rendered.
At present the earnings of many vessels
are reduced annually by one.eigth owingt 10
pilot charges, large proportion of which
are COMPULSORY and useless. During the
wear 1869 no less sum than - ,0OO,0 600 was
paid to pilots under the COMPULSORY sys-
tenn: which simply means that not only
was that sum lost forever TO the nation, but
that the labor and earnings Of these men
were during the same period lost with IL.
Hnrbor-masters' charges for wharf accom-
mediation are another crying evil which Is
doing much to reduce the presence OF ship-
ming in our port. The sum Of from S25 to
$50 il the usual tax upon this head, bnt
double these amounts are frequently PAID,
when vessel is pushed for time or has
cargo Of perisbshle nature on board. In
these cases the captain or owner Is at the
mercy of the barbor-maste-, who can order
the vessel into the stream for m indefinite
period. Tn almost all cases the extortion
Is complied with, the owner departing a
wiser man, with fixed determination to
carry his cargo next time to different and
more accessible market.
Upon the smaller description OF craft.
such az brigs and scbooners. the harbor
dues and pilot money fall with redoubled
force. inasmucb as the trips they make are
usually short and their cargoes far from
valuable as comnared with their bulk.
With an East Indiaman or China vessel,
bearing rich cargo Of tea, silk, opium.
and other drugs, &C., the case Is very dill.
ferent, inasmuch as the port charges. II
unjust and extortionate, occur at rare m
tervals, and bear. as compared with the
smaller vessels, less proportion OF loss'
taking the profit side also into the account:
A shin entering and clearing the port OF
New York to-day has considerably 1noIe
than double the amount OF port charss =.
for entering and clearing in the mosI GA
pensive harbor in Europe.
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JULIUS SYCLES,
AIS BROAD sTaEET,

AIS BROAD ETEEET,
L STILL SELLING GREAT BARGAINS.
Summer Dress Goods at l2sc., costs 37s and 4oc.
per yard;
BLACK Iron Grenadlnss at lsc costs 42c. per yard;
Linen Lawns At CSC. costs 373 and SOC. per yard;
swiss Hu5lns, Faics5ok Mu5iins;
Jsconet G mortcs;
Blshoo ard Victoria Lawns, striped and checked
great hargains;
PiGues at G9c., worth 35c.. per yard:
Towels, all linen, st g. 80 and 10 per dozen-larRe
Large stock Of Black silks, in which we offer
extra Inducements;
Table Iinen. II yurds wide at 5oc.;
Honey com Q tits, large size for $50;
Marscille5 Quits from SO 70 $5-very cheap;
A large lot OF French Corsets 1T $l.25;
B,escbed and Blown Cotton sold at the lowest
market rates
Fins sssoItm .nt OF Black Sash Ribbors, which
will SSH exceedingly low;
Also. some more Of those 1ne White Linen-bosom
Shirts lett, which will still cell ut cost.
Remember. will sell w.thou. exception. my
whole stock Of SUMNER DRESS GDOnS at
almoJr any price. JULIUS sYCLES,
~ AIS Broad street.
statesmen u. j. Turner. John n. Gary, ".
D. Powers, MIR. Bevell formerly with Dack0sll &
Kouss). au IL
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& New BOILER BURsTED.-Butalo,N N. Y,
Aug. ia private dispatch from Mays
vile says the boiler of the steamer Chau-
tauque was new last spring, and had only
sixty pounds of steam on when the explo-
sion occurred, and that the cause of the
explosion is unknown. Thus TAR eight
deaths are reported.
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The Rev. John Chambers, Of Philadel-
phia, whose protracted and severe illness
has caused bis friends much uneasiness, Is
now In q fair way OF recovery. and expects
TO be able to resume his ministerial duties
In October next,
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

In compliance with the request Of the late Col.
y: Lee foT,H' hsve taken eh,rse and control
taachers, snd will also he assiTed By Mr.. JOHN
q. POWELL now Of Petersburg, who win reside
at the Institute.
Every effort will re n AIDE 70 p.eeervs the h,,h
reputation which ths school sttaintd under the
lameuted f6updsr.
1be session will commence on the FIRST MON.
Dt GN oCTDBEk. ard end on THIKTIf tn
OFJUNF. For particulars address RRs. MA
RIA +. CARRINGT0a, Richmond. Va.
an 10 -d.sw Sw1m
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nRuGs. MEDICINES. &c:
-OTICE-W. F. RICHARDSON.

IN ApUiBECAR4,
CORNER l7TR AID CLAY STREETS.
having entirely recovered from his -evere i,lness
takes th, method Of fnfotml 6 his numerous
them at his old stand corner 18th nd CLAW ST, ests
where he Is preoared to iuruisn them 9th all The
medicines needed IN their families ut p ices as
city.
chose who have no ffmily ara also requested TO
give him cal End examine his stock OF PEE
FUMErY, aid fine CT EW1SG and SMOKlkG
TUBACCO. au l7-eoo3t*
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apEY GDODs.
TOWN THEY TUMBLEl


TOWN THEY TUMBLEl
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Drsss Goods, suitable for the season. at Is and
rs.., worth 25c.;
Dress Goods at &c., worth SIC
BLACK Grenadines, with sllK figures and stripes
at 30 and 373c., worth 40 and SOC. psr YARD;
White snd Colored Piques 1t IS. 80, and asc.;
Rest Black ilk Grenadine at 0oc., worth 81;
White, Buff Pix, Lilac, and all other colors
japanese Silks, cheaper than ever;
Fess Liam. Lace Shgw.s at cost;
Black and Colored GrensdIne Shawls at 50, worth
IS;
All Cassimeres to be closed out very low;
White and Buff Silk Parasols, extra cheap;
Rack silk Parasols and Umbrellas at cost;
Frstsiest and Best Kid Gloves at 81 and $3.50;
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
Shsetipgs, bIeached and brown;
Co.tons, Prints,
and lois OF other goods TO be sold extr' ~
law. at YIN. THALHIMER i SONS.
sul7 No. COL Eroad street. corner 8!h st.
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The letter from Daegers' Springs re-
ceived by us yesterday does not appear in
our columns because written upon both
sides Of the paper.
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D BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb Hair Dye Il the best In the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or dtsa-
greeable odor. The genuine Wn. A. Bachelors
Hair. bye produces immsd iately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, saft,
beautiful; does net contain a partscle Of lead or
any Injurious compound. Sold by all Dfugsists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, Ny. tya-eodly
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maRDsED.

wednesdav Angrsa stb, is7l. at sChtpa1z;,ns 10
arr comfy. va. tina residence o. the nrloSs
father. by the Rev. Mr. Reid, Me- GHAmahhEEY M.
sSHES univ dauehter of Albert Jones, Esq. Do
car ds.
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DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
III n L. A "

~ IAN FlJLI, VA
The next :ession Will commence September 10,
1871, and clio zee the last OF Jnne.
Rev. I. Is. LAaE. Rev. JOHN LIPSCOMB
JQHNs0N. Principals OF Collegiate Department.
4. PREOT, Principal Of Department OF Modern
Languages and s,usio.
The principals are aided In their respective de-
psrmsuts b, competsut assistants.
Charges for board snd tuition IN all English
branches, for the entire session, $40. Other
charges equally moterate. Fifty per cent dis
count. 70 minister3' daugh ers.
The Domestic .epartment is under the control
OF Prof. s /. PREOT and lady.
For catalogues, containing full particulars. ad-
dress the Principals. jy 81 eodtls8
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
JAMES II. GARNyTT, N A., Psincipsi al
The next fession Of this Institution, founded In
l784, begins on the
FIRST WEDNESDAY IN oCTOBRR.
full collegiate course Is organized. With q IA.
Guilty OF seven pro 'essors and three tutors.
Charaee for entire schOlastfo year. $3.50.
For further par.i, ilsra, apply for catalogue to
PROF. W. 81. HOPKINS,
secretary OF the Faculty.
au 7-eodtOcl Annapolis Nc.
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W. AUGUST, 1871.

W. AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEAsONABLE DRY
GOODS.
T. r. PRICE CO. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff, and Pink Cambrics,
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves
Ladies, Colored and Black Kid Gloves, very best +;
Black Gro Grain silks, cheap;
Cotton and Lisle- Thread hose and Half Hose;
Bulhiggan Hose and Half Hose, superior;
Corsets-every make and quality.
sTAPLHS:
Linens and Linen Sheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheettngs and Pillow Cottons;
Damasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
(At old prices, although adyaucing)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Sock1 Collars, Gloves, ~
Csssimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two to three hundred DRRSS PATTERNS, sum
mer and Fall Popiins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.,
upon their back counter, TO be sold eff at hslf
vxlue, as their inventory season list september)
approaches T. r. PRICE u CO.,
1y2S IDOL Main street.
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V7EMALE COLLEGIATE iNS :

,c a,rnns OF this ipssitutian ne a,1 Ibsrins on
reminded .hat sss nc IN is9epptebss I7er
4 rE PAnHAM, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Z Tho sixth Annual Session ,.13 wiz oss'n :
has sHrpi s Of
of ability and experience bish grade.
seh coca Their dau sad
,eFa ocated one OF the H% do wei to CORES
,,,ea.1 s. cities of the scntn' VIII W go a
pond win '1 Corps OF INSTRUCTORS:
.puaM.A. MATHEMATICS and Moral
science &fss:iiros, n. D.. Natural Sciences;
.: TnIt ko1Wgkf Mns,f F;ngllsh ard Frsneh;
s SISs = ~ n ROUSSEAU, Vocal Mnsic:
ps.1d Win tuition in English sud Latin S :ssse
For Gs IKE 20 street s 'e ' y
70 Ms. Mis- q. G. BOCktDS having made an engage.
msnf 70 teach IN Mr.. ParhaIa's srh5oi; VIII pe
glad to teach few addtionhl A Ia -, ooho'1-
For terrs, &c, apply to Principal Of the 1nsti-
tute until the lat of october.
wet,se pleasure In recommending Miss bQCk-
IUo az IN eGlciest Instructor in any pranen tne
may undertake TO teach,
Rev. George woodbridge, d. D.;
Rev Re r g. bs Hell of tie Episcopal Church !;
Rev. qhos. L Preston, OF the 1st Presbyteria Il
Judge j, hn A.. Meredith, DR.. Hunter Mcclure
Dr. j. P. Harrison, Dir. P. T. Brooke. Mr.. Ellen. q
Fox Me,or L. b. Cook, nr. John L. Boon,
Rev. Wm. Eodaes, D. D., Bev. Cameron F. Me-
Dr. Geo. FIELD j. B. Balcbelor, T.. H. Plum
mer, w. G. PIummer. and others, Norm Caro-
lina;
S A. PIummer W. T. flumner, Pe'ersourS !
and OthGrS. au l. EQUIV
A MELIA ACADEMY, ESTABLISHED
n IN 1888 -pNAPARATuRY r., TH YEA "a
VEaSITY OF Virginia, AGD LtnIIGaDL, T "
TWEETY-TWO B0AkDEaS Opens JILL ar
Blk lsT and closes AUGUST 1sT OF escn yt III
Rosrd and tuition Tor session Of ten montns, -
elusive OF lights and 10 els. $aao-haf payao.e
October lst and halt March l5t. ,,,dor-
Reter specially to Protectors Vena6le, %iIei-
sleeve, Peters, Maup.n, Davis, snd Caoeii' ohi-
versity Of Virginia,
For cataIr CUES &c, address, ,1p1oor
Mauoax Post-eflce, Amelia county, va
ty 3i-2awdw
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episcopal HIGH SCHOOL,

Ia FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
L. NJ. BLACKFORD. NJ. A., (Univerfity OF
VIrgtnta.) prfue'Dal with competent assistants
in every department.. The 18th annual session
begins Sents mber 81. 1871 and ends June 20. Is79
Terms 1880 per session. Catalogue sent on appli-
cstion 10 L. NJ. BLAgKFoR0, II. A., lock 'nx
IA Alexandria Va. j7T-2u
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T GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'5 BAKERY, TOT Main street.
The largest variety OF CAKES at BRIGGS,S
BAKERY, 767 Main street. " ~
The best CRACKS Rs, al ktnds, ct BRIaaS,S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street. -..-
PIES at S, 10, and isc. piece at BRIGeS's
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUsK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, TOT Main street
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS,S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all of these Mt Mr. ROBERT
WERNs'S, on 25,h street, near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY,
tya 7e7 Main street.
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@ BED-TICKS.--Now Is the time to
buy at old prices.
BED-TICKs at all prices from loc. to csc. per
yard;
SHIFTING STRIPES, in all qualities, from 10 to
CSC. Per yard at LEVY BR0THEKS',
1918 and 1915 Main street., Richmond, Va.
Leok ct our DOLLAR BID GLOVEA aull
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~ DRESS GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
AT
OF FROM Is TO SO PER CENT

Look at the JAPANE3E PLAIDs at 20 and 25c''
sold at tie beginning Of the season at 80 and
Soc;
PLAIN MoZAMB1QUEs at 1esc.. worth 2Sc.;
PLAID MozAMBIQUEs and LENos at lsac.'
worth c5 and Soc;
LAWNS at 10, Ia, and 1asc., all very cheap;
REAL FRENCH oRGANDY at 25c., worth Soc ;
GOOD BLACK SILKS at 81, 1915, $3.50, sl.7S'
and a.;
EmgRuIDERgD oRGANDIEs at 4oc. per yard,
worth &c.;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at 1sc., worth CSC. per
yard;
BLACK ALPACAs at IS, 80, 90, ard Soc, very
great bargains;
BLACK TAMrsE and BOMBsZ1NEs in sll
qualities;
PLAIN ALL-WooL DEDAINEs, AID FRENCH
MERINO3 in all colors;
Best quality PRISTED CAMBRICs at eOc., worth
s5c. per yard;
FIGURED, STR1PED, and PLAID DELAlNhs
at 2Oc., worth Soc;
JAPANESE SILKS at soc. and 81, worth $l.2'
and sl.50;
STRIPED GrNGHAMs at 16sc., worth 2oc.;
sTsIPED GRENADINES at lsc., worth aoc';
A lot of GRENADINES at &c. per yard, would
be cheap at 1sc.;
WASH POPLINs st leac., would be cheap Ut &C.,
PLAIN CuLcRED LAWS and CAMBRICS
ct reduced prices;
BISHOP snd VICTORIA Lawns over one ysra
wide, at &C., worth Foe. per yard;
STRIPED MUsLINS at 20, Is, and soo., and
upwards;
SWISS MUSLIN from is to soc. per yard-au
very cheap;
SCOTCH GIN6HAMS at ESQ.,, would Ic cheap at
30c.;
WHITE P.QUES at sOc., sold at SOC. at the COM
mencement of tho season ;higher-priced goods
as cheap in proportion:
BLACK IRON BERAGE at e5c., worth 4oc. per
yard;
superior.quslIsy IRON GRENADINES at greatly
reduced prices
For crest bargains in DRESS GOODS, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 ind lel5 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR Rid GLOVES. au!l
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VRAND CLOSING-QUT SALE.
u NAND auoar
TIE PEOPLES CEEAP CASH STORE.


anybody can afford to buy goods at tiese
prices:
Sixteen yards Dress Goods (pretty) for 75c. is
var, mari Popliu for al; Linen nulting goods.
only lo1c beautiful White Lawn, Only lesc.
White fiqae patterns at less th m ssc worth soc.;
10 var y Brilliant for S'.t5 worth ~; Loco yaros
be 4ntifuIl awus, only llc., wor d l5 T.. 2oc. Is
yards beautiful. Silk Grenadine for S3 o., wo:.n
IS: 10 yarcs pretty Gren~d,ne for sl26, worth SO
s.r,f ed Elk Grenadlne, only csc, worth 7s'..;
Plaid ard "trip Silk Gfen adines in patterns ~
iess tn ~ half their Valne Solid Grsn md Lilac
isoIidi BI.ck GranadIne, full two var wide, for
81 rs worth 1850; line Of beautiful shawts,
aIrenadtne, Worsted, and Berage, at %, worth
IS. on,
we have Just sddsd SIS, 900 worth of new goots
to our stock. All the les. br,rds OF bleacted and
Brown Ccttons; "a C"ttoos at l2sc.; first rate
10 i cached hee.ing 81 80 and 3sc. STt g Mu1-
iIps, 81 hop Lawns. Wet ria lawns, Ribbons Of
ey. ~ color and width; large stock OF Laces No
Fmbrolderie5, Gloves and Hosiery; IIaties'
GaunLlets (buchl, Geat's Shirts, GEMS shirt
Studs sleeve aud Collar Buttons, Eeck-Iies,
Hair. Brushes, Toilet Combs; Fine: Combs for
l5c worth soc. do. for &c., worth 75c.
an ls LUCKWALL u ROUSs.
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DICHMOND MECHANICS TRADES
u S.--The regular meeting Or the ,s d a. a.
cha MICS TRADES-ufIOn VII Ie HSW ~ o. e
o'clock. Business of the greatest impo,tnncs VIII
be brough. before the Meeting, which cohcefn"
) full attend ,nce 10 earnestly requested
Candidates VIII he on hano. D~.,,dant
T r RoyDEy Cor, SeCfy. Az
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r O:T, on the street by me, a CHECK of
L Lee Seldom & Co. no. 23s3), dated August Is,
1871 On the National Bank OF Virginia, for S275.
payable to x. FOLK CT bearer. abe payment OF
thu che k has been stopped st bank, and all per-
sons warned not to receive It,
au 16.3t ROBERT SCLh.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
y.ssT. SFKAYEn, DC

r OST, on Monday, the 14th, in coming
| rroln the New Y ork stes mer Wyanoke to l0tn
nd Msrshall streets BLACK LEATHER
p OK ET' YOOK. containing ABOUT thirteen dol.
lars and a fe papers, suitsb'e reward will be
Given If returned to e0G Marlhall street. 1t
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A CADEMY OF TIE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

MISS KATE CLOPTON'S SCHOOL
lxl for young ladies' and children, Linden Row,
NO. Io2 east franklin street. he duties Of 'his
school will be resumed on MONDAY, October
ID, ls7l. The musical dep srtmsnt viii be under
the care Of Mrs. WIN, Fl. POWERS. For ctrcul.ra
Of terms apply to MIS- POWERS.
gu ism at the schooI-rooms.
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
i his institution begins Its sixteenth annual ses-
sioG October 2, 1871.
No location SURPRISES the city Of Richmond for
the higher educ alton OF the hers OF tn South
The Institute sec k3 to add to its sdv ntages OF
location tbs best provisions for the comfort OF It's
inmates, and the highest facilities for their 10.
struction.
Correspondence 10 invited from those with
daughters to educate.
Catalogues, &c, sent on application.
CHARLES q. WldeTON. N. A.,
au l.eodlu Preaident.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-One pair extra large Sc
E cond-h nd MI ,.L- STUHES, for grinding SUI
mac or bark. If early application be made will
be sold cheap.
WAITER X. MARTYR & CO.,
uls.lw Corner Cary and 18th streets.
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EDUCATIONAL.
a.-c---@.~-~<-@-~~ - -. :.
nm InsEpH:S ACADEMY,

~ er,nnEs arm AND MARSHALL STREET.
INC patrons Of this ipasss.ien IRE Ta, ibpssias on
reminded that TIE nc y S q, sanfem Der. gu I1.eH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-24
THE TO-DAY.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL,
Divine service this morning at II
O'Clock, ana this evening g. Z O'Clock.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. 7. II. Bowman, pastor, win preach
this morning st IL O'Clock, and this evens
ing at z O'Clock.
FIRST BArrIsT.
Rev. Mr.. Tichenor will preach this
morning at IL O'Clock, and this evening a.
7 O'Clock. Ssbbsth,school at Q O'Clock.
HERNANpo sRTERT rETHoDIsT.
Rsv. Guilford Jones, Do, pastor, will
preach this morning at ii O'Clock, and
this evening at 7 O'Clock. SundSy-school
at 9 o'clock.
ST. PETERS (oAFHoLIcL
Rev. Father Burke will preach this
morning 81 half past 10 o'clock, to-mor-
row morning at the 8 o'clock mass, and at
half pSst 10 O'Clock.
FIRST METHODIST.
Elder A. Il. Thomas will preach this
morning at IL o'clock, and Rev. Mr..
Thompson, OF the Missippi conference, at
I o'clock in the evening.
CENTRAL BAPTIST.
Rev. Mr.. L. Lsndrum, pastor, will
preach this morning at II O'Clock, and
this evening at 7 O'Clock. SHsject-"Ad-
vantages OF q Written Revelation"
CHRIS CHURCH.
Rsv. David Walk will preach this morn
ing on the Resurrection OF Lsz3rus," and
in The evening on Jesus of Nszsreth."
Morning service at half-psst 10 O'Clock;
evening service at Z O'Clock.
GREENLAw oPERA.HoUsE.
T. - TT
half. past 10 O'Clock on "Bible Objections
to Spirituallsm," and this evening at Z
o'clock en- 1.-THE Spirits Of Devils ind their
Works." Seats free. All are invited.
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Christians oINNER.
the Place 20 gisG GOod cheer-HenEy's
ON MenEOe Street.


Visions Of plenty, of old-fashioned
and the beat cheer rise before
Us at the mention OF Henry LuhrmAn's
A whole-souled, genial host, he IL
q standing toast with all his host OF
friends. Every holiday finds him pre-
pared TO answer the demands Of his Gus
TONERS, and anticipate their desire for
something unusually tootheome. On
Thanksgfyina day he had turkey;
tomorrow he viii have goose, tur-
key and roast beat, soup and al the
garnisnments, end served up in un-
surpassed style. He means that ChEist-
mas day shall be kept in the best and
most generous spirit at his house, which
is e. noted q place ss there 10 in the
try. Scarce . lover OF lager In the United
States but knows "Henry's,n on Monroe
street. He is famous for his lager, his
wines and his cigars, and equally famous
for his ann Of attending 20 his guests
BE musters every night a. f'jolly q set Of
fellows e. ever drank sehnapps, every one
OF them 9 personal sdmirer Of Henry, gen
tlemen who don't sweay OF, but, By he
host whose beverages invigorates
but not intoxicste, whose kindly smile
and pleasant greeting would make Rio
Van Wrinkle stop counting forever. On
Christmas day Vo-morrowl Henry will
welcome his thousand of friends to q hos
pitable board, which will fairly Eroan
with seasonable viands, sand when the
day has ended" they will drink his health
and give three-timss-three for mine host
ct IS Monroe street. Don't forget Christ
mas dinner at Henry's.
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Third ward-Aeeeptance Of ME-. Tonsy
PERSONAL.

Mr., A. A. CLEvE, England; Mr.. ". NJ.
Durgen, New YORK; Colonel George Han
cock, Louisville; Mr.. W. n. Bonney,
Covington, Kentucky; Judge Mangum,
NJ. O., Little Rock are guests OF the
Peabody hotel.
MRs. ANNA E. COLE, late of this city,
Is now near Harrisburg, PeDnsylvanis,
conducting q paper called "The Friend"
1t is published and edited by inmates of
the Stste lunatic asylum. II will bs
gratifying to tie friends of this unfortu-
nate and excellent woman to know that
her attorney, colonel Il. O. Young, has
won for her, in q tedious, intricate and
I~ong-pending lawsuit in this city, prop
erty worth 81. 600.
Mr. c. BELoHER, the clever deputy
clerk and master of ths second chsrcery
court OF Shelby county, on Friday even
ing received the painful intelligence that
his father at Oxford, Mississippi, was dan
Rsrously i'll. He Immediately went to
sse him, but we are panied to say from
q dispatch received by Mr. Stewart from
him, that he got there too late, as his
father died at Z O'Clock pm. Friday.
A CORRESPONDENT writing from Europe
tells the following story OF the Empress
of Brszil: while at Naples recently, the
Imperial party visited the famous Assure
Grotto. The sea being rough, the En-
press remained outside in q small boat.
Suddenly, the helmsmaD, by whose side
she wRs sitting, lost his balance, fell over
board, and would in all probability have
drowned, hsd not tho Empress caught
him as he sunk, AID, by a great exertioR,
held him up until the arrival Of help.
This is surely an exploit of which any
sovereign might be proud"
ANOTHER large list of arrivals at the
Commercial Hotel yesterday. We take
shs following from the register: B. F.
House and wife, Mariana, Tennessee ;
Thomas F. Curry, Forrest City, Arkansas;
J. Luney, Little Rock; W. H. Kinney,
Texas; J. T. smith, New Orleans; g.. 8.
Light, IT., Covington, Kentucky; r. &.
Torian, mississippi. As an evidence of
the fattering prosperity and popularity
Of the Commercial, we will mention that
during the past week over six hundred
guests registered their names at this hotel.