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by nm.
Prof. TIL. Huxley, Ill.
ID. +. X. S., Bodily
M o tion and Con.
seriousness.
DR.. w. Il. Carpenter,
Ill. d., +. X. s., The
Principles of Mental
Physiology. =
Sir John l. u b b o C k,
Bart, F. X. s., The
Antiquity of Man.
Prof. Rudolph Virchow
(of the University of
Berlin) Morbid Phys
Illogical Action.
Prof. Alexander Balm,
Ill. D., Relations of
Mind and body.
Frof. Balfour Stewart,
LII. d., +. r. s., The
Conservation of En-
ergy.
Walter Bagehot, Esq,
Physics and Politics.
DIR. III. Charlton Bas-
tian, Nj. d., +. X. s.,
The Brain as an Or
gan of Mind.
Herbert Spencer, Esq,
The Study of Sociolo.
Prof. William odling,
+. r. S, The New
Chemistry.
Prof. w. Thistleton Dy-
er, d. A, b. Sc, Form
and Habit in Flower
ing Plants.
DR.. Edward Smith +.
X. S., Food and Diets
Prof. w. Kingdom Cllf-
ford, M. A., The First
Principles of the Ex-
act Sciences explain
ed to The Non -Mathe-
NAUTICAL.
Mr.. J. N, Lockyer, +.
X. s., Spectrum An
alysis.
W, Lauder Lindsay, M.
d., +. II. s. E., Mind
in the Lower Ami
mails,
DIR. ]. b. Pettigrew, M.
d., +. r. s., Walking,
This series will be an
TO publ ie and private lib
be largely useful in spI
the principles of moderl
q taste for scientific stu
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Swimming and Fly.

Swimming and Fly
ing.
Prof. James ID. Dana,
nj. A., LII. d I, on Ce-
phaliZation; or Head
Domination in its re-
lation to Structure,
Grade, and Develop.
ment.
Prof. S. w. johnson,
NJ. A., On the Nutri-
ton of Plants.
Prof. Austin Flint, Jr.,
M. D., The Nervous
System and its Rela-
ton TO the Bodily
Functions.
Prof. w. ID. Whitney,
Modern Linguistic
Science.
Prot. A. @. Ramsey,
LII. d., L. Il. S.,
Earth Sculpture.
Prof. John Tyndall,
LII. D., +. r. s., The
Forms of Water, in
Clouds, Rain, Rivers,
Ice, and Glaciers.
DIR. Henry Maudsley,
Responsibility in Dis
ease.
Prof w Stanley Je-
yons, The Logic of
Statistics.
Prot. Michael Foster,
M. d., Protoplasm
and the Cell theory.
Rev. M. j. Berkeley, M.
A., +. l.. s., Fungi:
their Nature, Inhuen-
ces, and Uses.
Prof. Claude Bernard
(of the College of
Francs), Physical
an d Metaphysical
Phenomena of Life.
Prof. A. Quetlet (of the
Brussels Acadamy of
Sciences), Social
Physics.
Prof. A deQ uatrefages,
The Negro Races,
Prof. Lacase-Duthiers,
Zoology since Cuvier.
invaluable addition both
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the m liter of Moses Cohn, vs. Isaac
Hirsch, bal4..rupt-in Bankruptcy ga#lEa
Eastern District OF vi gintd SIS:
Notice is hereby given that a final meet.
ing of the creditors of the said Isaac Hirsch
bankrupt, for the purpose of declaring a divi-
dend, will be held at Richmond, at the Office of
w w. Forbes, register in bankruptcy in said
1879 at 10 O'Clock A. M, in accordance with The
provisions of the 9th and 2sth sections of the
bankruptcy act of March I'd, 1867. 1aisa-ss.
Dated at Richmond, this Esd day of July
1872. rf.fr rTs Ia 4 -- L. M. GARNETT,4
jy 23-Tu2w* .aa l-s 'a4taA Assignee
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A LII THE TYPE WITH WHICH THIS
IA PAPER is PRINTED, was cast at the
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ie 16-deodAsw8m Richmond. Va
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1872, which offers to the friends Of the STArR
JOURNAL an opportunity to serve themselves and
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VIE FIFTY-FOURTiI VOLUME.
FOR ls72.
TUE ILLusTRArRD1
PERPENDICULAR JOURNAL,
FAMILY MAGAZINE.

PHRENOLOGY-Ths Brain and its Func
tons; Location of the Organs, with direc lions
for culture and training, and the relations Of
Mind and Body described. -lf
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1.,seiOus Tests in Politics.
sAPRoPos or FRANCIS HERMAN FOR GOV
-, = P ERNoR. ..,. F..

Far mere than twenty -four gears, ~ -
ported that We, have had contrSi % Seo
~ 80 n q n 81 AsS pit,
either u s. - q ~ 81
briDgihgf stsasr
for, o. aIeiEatS estlli s pc
fSndea 8 so0osE iselgyl Ill for
thSt ti,sS Rkssnss, fe is G rs > fsaeOR
for their nofsIfnation Or election. tnvaria-
bly-scithout oAe erceptton-our record
stands clear in this regard y y
Bue during al these yeaxs We have been
equally explicit In SAYING tkat WRen ms
tiino sans in .whicla kog ~ oHsel Q
hep0E @, - : - - s.
e. - fsslSa. ~ Sc y 9tSs
I. 80 q OsfHS1So hR MNee "0EaGd aside
then the political clock would have struel
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It appears thstthS Government is rather
alarmed about the great Democratic meet
ipg which 10 to take place IN the colceseana
ne2t November. The greatest efforts are
being made to get Garibaldi to attend It..
At present, however, he declines, owing to
the feeble state of his health: de sone a
40 much from rheumatism that be can only
wsik with the aid of crutches. In all pro
hsb;lity, besides universal snfrage, the
Democrats intend to demand the suppress
NON of the Religious Orders If they see
any hesitation on the part Of the Ministry;
1t il much to be feared that the priests Wl'
rTSa Law courts have been established q
the house Of the sOratorian Fathers at tte
Chiesa Nuova, and, owing to some alteEs'
lions Chat had been made, the whole build:
inc fbreatens to come down. and IL 10 sale
the Government intends to take tne hos0AI
College for the new law courts'-A@o'e'.
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65Ynlng Star and cathoiie Messenger.
nv 6aIHssss. ss5sD1f. ocrosER 8. ls7a:
MUNIc1PAL .HLEcgIoNs At NAPLES.

uUNIc1pAL ELECTIONS At NAPLES.
Ro,sr. Sept, Tie favorable result of
~ elections at Naples shows what the Ca
Ss1le party at Rome might have done II
|1aSg had only come forward and voted: II
ELL be amusing to see the aecounts o. the
efoDdents OF the Enshsn press on Inc
Elt3oct, after they have informed Us tsat
E&sry where the. CATHOLIC party was in
ks&nority, and that the Bssult Of the cleo
E3ons amounted tn another. plebiscite IN
FAVOR of the unity Of Italy. .;-,,,A t.j....s
- 80, nR1GAaDAaE AND FRAUDS saa :.
sRoSberiss Ind ssSslssadags. are qaites sbs1
~ ~ "a the day at present. For the WeeKi
81 IL Papessh have been takss PIP Mita asrll
Ia pes nfAa Slgnx Fsgsesos,. y aSsSSn ::
m 10. .oIles 81 Tie, empaey ss,ef the poet
-. audI bail che entsfe COTS enca pf the
m ~ N tina. adnspists taOns He Was not
|eoI 9Cstunate assethcEa af she .saIna 6lsas. I
NhsS they syy asjsspS %
80 chem, A letter has lately been, aligned
|hy the deputies of the southern provinces
al italy, begging the, Ministry tostake en-
ergetic measures against, brigapdage.Y n!ch
sseoing on worse than ever. In 1904 sig
ror Ricciardi informed the Chamber Of De,
rlsies that the three preceding years .Loi
Ssaasants had been shot aud their hats ana
TiIlages burnt to the ground and destroy ed,
|sirI order te prevent the possibility on IT'S
over breaking out again: These terrible terrible
measures, how ever. fsw appearto haveoeen
srseless. and, in faSts as long as the poverty
81 present, the evil will always exist. 10
esve themselves from starving, and tg
|. maintain their families the poor are alHos,
Constrained to rob, end al they, know tha'
|E4heir mountains are inaccessible they ma
tlrslly take refugee in them, aud are snp
Ysrted by tho peasaftss pf the SURROUNDING
- ,ss
The papers IN Remo all took nStise 9
TIE funeral -ef Eard insis Quasiia, which 9
conrse was quite prlvatelys NON
r. 81 the Cardisals assistfng g. Forfae rty W
Pope and the whele Of the Sacred CSm , g;
would not be safe, 1og 4thss Cardinals, to sa
nothing The He,y "a saeEy ffp9ss r sneu,
f3oso who. represent the. Roman SpeoPi:
Pore Hyacinthe has ended as was auticl
Dafed, It will be interesting to ses Wa
1iie old Catholics viii do now that one
their chiefa has taken, so decided q step.
Is reported that Cardinal Hohenlohe u =,
sUrnipg to Rome at the end Of the mont
s.,,-osrr1 xrru.1rttsc III TfBr Col, oSSEEl
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- - : -. 80 4. !.
ILL. .------- - l. : .AOW Los .
- -Tr77-7 ----T -
7 ,.casi5 81; - 90 .. 'o', . -, - .,.
.E|Isar z. a.,.-ai reel on;noI A -reck-7
~ none HI = SSps nat soon be- s1mmed upii
ou ~ 49,. ~. A. ~ ~ 'i,as come. -.1Ts ~
Ire 1910 - .Ss 80. =, - che son IN an bopored
- ~; ,,sirS~s : rsSxerEths iatA General
WillisHs Ksrnan. That father was one OF
sne sa.,isss P,Vvn asI ~ e stsnbsn e., There
Ssnt[sta HoM ihS.As y a -. ,asred
FfShsis Ae,Hra.s - ~ $3.50 ot,ssr vsneel
" ,tas 9 Gs. sns Raa;.;nn' HI youth was
on ~ So =, rss;au here he, scarcely had
10y $3.50 1s 80 sart tysrka 10 che
a IT ~ nOn s.anannss ~ hanI,v homs train
:a ayarar SefSacted from Sbe fa1th and !
~ lie reiicion Of his forefa thers.
Wv s na .nS academice he freo rented
Ia lad no Catholic associates. OF neeessi-
", anu ga ppannsY ,;cS+s If those OF Other
| ISspsS1 .ne PSsona.,1 "a l,a siSrmvn main
4 cssous Al 49,. ~ snss ~, sners6naf ana
\ saln n S CT, Wien Fbs fSma cane for
i hi% 70 H urepare for INA vocation of his
4 choies ase a SaMsS ~ hnsa heal Was not
4 iaY59nSei 9ta S5H 49, 49, ,than an an
4 s s4ee eiS, aTm and set rPrOtsstant,
4 etsNs ,si Tia faith or practice
Y ~ 1Jothni;c1 l,e Won. To q sianal deGIee,
n az rasnact AMI confIence Of Mr, Spencer,.
suS ~ fi,s ati,sr members OF the legal pro-
f.ssion in Utica, Utica, has, been his home
ever slp Anu 49, T. show. hu tLe
EVA tSat Protest ants Of i4ypes in all that
rea;nr are fsIIy as OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
his as any Ca.holiSa are, They we're Pro
= .estants of that regia1s Fres 9y sefaaas,
Q Prot Episcopaiians ane, .s",,;,ss
ehe ass eses,nea 1as 80 IssdIar iawyer,
= i t.oi IL 'v wsi1 Known to bench and bar, and,
$ also, to other prominent citizens, through,
y out great part Of the West and North o. o,
t the State. And OWING, 70; Inc ieI S.l az I,
narsOnal estimation III Wa1Cu ac Id hSiS3 ~
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rrur pRoposEp sEEETtNG II TEE O0Lo6SEGA
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than our own in reading tss sGsliosiAS
touclins anscdsse from hEsp Roman lssesP
! to tho New York FteehfaS's JcsSsst
sWS,muss now menten an sst Of faaheasy
! beneyolenee moro 'ia.faeoi a ~ ASs
! ,hat, oty the 18th, eaFFeBt, through theaYeT
dunn Of Cardinal Bssns5o. R ,sssssnss az
co IitslS sifla shs snslS g 81
Tss I'll. 81 s tssi. s ssS sas;ass. to
y sssther With stEAnsleaieata 81 thA eaa.eeS
I.:.,5eoe. DE-. r. ~ A6aseagE,s ~ yoeygS.
their eribate OF hOussge es The os Eessf ~,
fEis Holiness was Sssgix WEI "a IA.
t rjna tie readiaR al. The addseea; eEeos
q iist7a SirIs! that they, too eis01ld thsnk 81
: tSs pSUe.b he expressed hinaeeK aeSRly
: SrsteSulto tlseas foE the Pssof 0f ehesf a..sl
love aUa sisasa WITH ~ G $500. I" ee sSe
ists9c airls. to rheif diFsrtresses, the Sieyess
~ ~ DIV. q, tho Psesfdept and omsasa OF
"a tia Psotectsty, And to al In eeX way oeei
~ nected With the, inst5tusi0n' AZ. nyMe ~
inc she. Pro.eetnry reached hero Aug.s ~ a
&. 4 .s.na,.eioa Of tise s0coust was MaA@e 11a
81 sasI 10 bic Eioiiness ~ cue GaTsasl .Fss.
4 fses Of sbe- PtcPag Eg sd "a 81.
q pope, who II most ferHsE- heeI :sSv ii ii
,eI cARdAngly IOuu VI SAA4t-14A9a-r3
pc orphans, sfGpeteA e. team sc ne -
az Taa stTaak ~ the coineiAenee % a. -
al hsViuR, soGaaNxsax IVORY nsgee e.
al 1870 akNess Koslt g che lssev
30 ~ gasreo@loE hiaaesis (yesy aI II =. =
iW.,Tiss TeIOIcsf 6tessiY ever -: =
% ,s.ss hyss u YEN r. ca sls Ses
80 ,,cys5r gisHed ELsf pUA tHee " : -
in as.s-~ss. Seciaring 'AhAe eqyy y - 49, =.
TIE 1879, kgEe r6Rege8 tke't1ae1leSa -
in I'm n 0o1, We RhAeea t4Aivs 49, -
the SS0.tS the 6ASses " tepege .tle - -. 3.
&c; ~ - diaettiOl = Ia4 Rsn4s y eees -
s s1s - Aih speeidl kfaaeiaRs FeneW9 -
sss0 tSi;s beneaIctian q al e0apeeeeafvlen ~
- Protsctory, and, leGSning q tho iasse4.
Saoa eaoealnS6, Was Ptsase@ - eOesls1
Ee= III E1iassuS Parai4aa BaFaAAe . e. -
50, t"ining- 3 SEhae seSviee Ia vesSesM cav
- Giitl. Consisting Of six piece ess@ sEeae
isss Searked with bis name Rs9 LA e !
hiet SrraasaitteA 70 AmeFl0As - ba TeteR@ !
soes the honeax Of the jne1t1Rtsant % sosaN8
In 0ntlou- of the Preaiasntp dA&a4@ "a y.
& to pobse. worthy uas - DR. Aeaesaoa:
roes Gran bTaU 'ToMo qr0W AndeSfe9 !" y
nan. holy Father oelng st1 ~ g
Seir fna seed DOetor, Eh9sa 70 >
= = srusf. pardon .this etfatiaA oK bB q,
the viewing the august liPo which SoaHoee
! IN PEaisa&
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her acquittal. The vssaiSt sasttsd - safRrise.
on account q ths. lAsssies. $780, & Ahs =,
the law iEem aalosR msn whS WY 1fo..
on: c. cas-. eo g S.s 3sS sSalos
or unfavorablc to dsfsAdAnt.
D1sss.iy r. Ss1 a sss f:s:G y; 20
tho si:s six zss:r e: We
and Democratic. The Administfatioa Dasty gro
voters ftoa other Ststee. 10 .T.sas.iIfs .lons
1000 fraudulent nanea have been disooveeed
on the rolls: Gseslsy has ret1rned TO New
York from his Western tour, which was Pro.
ductiye Of mach good 10 his party. Hls clestnE
speech in Now York ysaAs follogs, asat
slesu sc bs torsurcd int sayisg ahRtAss sTes sa
= es' r e iss%s e. saS
sssstsa Ml.shsfl. Republics. ID sAsa usasea
ststes ;SeuAS. "a s. 81 81 ssst hssf .asEas
|. sTHE GRlAg SEpRMaa--Thes tosass tAas swept
over the nesthsrn lAkss on iti.e 2Sth sed sofa
usay ,eyssaels 6eiaG. wfealksd s.a s1anRsA
The storms ysrs predlctsA rnacy hsusS 6ssOss
| by the sixnal ses1iss bnsean.ss@ "a ESE = ssi'
| fTHn IssDfAss..A sentaisss. ehief Of ne Kscwk
Of oso she sa@ ne. ans VIC Ssss sssa
released froin Texas prison, assivcd IN st.
LOnis on tho ist: "a sestoaY, sud wess ntsks zen
to the Esoeets Hease shsss ihs other lEs sns
4 held Tho meeting Of santanta and BiS Tres
4 was ono of tn mest aeotsuE scenes In iAdi an
4 iistosy. 1Eheiz ssstsnssy stotciana gsxs Mny
j cutinely, and they husJseias and Kissed eoeh
4 other, and cried like clgllaros. Ssntshta made
a,spacch, i'm ~ hieh no sold that be fels itAs ene
4 had with Governor fDavIs, Of Texas; Welo eeid
7 hiua no mast work bard fort % ara Inilsenee
! his peop,as III, hs didsthisasse sAoqld % 20
4 leased. He wasted his sPeopies enc afi SAhei
4 Iudiaue, so be a4 peace With Sre Whftee to fvl
Tsxns Mona, and isot go on sse war Ysth.9a ~ \
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C,,,rour1A--lITs Fairs SesOnd trial iof ne
nSTier Of Judeo crittORdsS, has fsSHis'a !"
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A ISbOtf vas Is circulated some time ago that
a nronoaal had been made to Kaiser William
Ito abdicate, in order that Bismarck might more
easily secure the maintenance Of his power
tpuder the new reign. A sEfGcient refatstion o.
thhis abatement is to be fOund in the fact t9a'
lIaucar q stop womb Be altogether unnecessary
II. the reconciliation ofthe Chancellor and the
t6uture Emperor is complete sinOs the advances
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kepaaineSf the campaign sgainst the ostA0h'
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