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Exports.

EXpOrtS.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Geo Washington
1850 bales cotton 11(O sacks corn 1873 bbs -four $50
dry hides "a bales hides 604 bdls hides 1OS sacks
wool
NEW YORK-Per steamship Gen Meade-959 bales
cotton 68 bales skins 152 sacks wool 80 bales
tons pig iron IL casks copper 10 casks iron HOO dry
hides $50 bds wet salt 40 bales iron 20 sacks wool
800 sewing machines
KINGSTON-Per schooner Constance-13 ties lard
tics hams rkins butter casks bacon 3l8 bbls -four
Is bbIs bread 25, 1872 feet lumber
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PEREMPTORY SALE.
1902 SACKS CAROLINA CLAY PEAS,
WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT.

PEREMPTORY SALE.
1902 SACKS CAROLINA CLAY PEAS,
WITHOUT RESERVE OR LIMIT.
For account of whom 1t may concern.
RH NASH = HODGSON-W. HoDGsON,
ID AUCTIONEER-Ofhce, No. Carondelet street.
On TUESDAY. June 9, 1874, at II o'clock A. NJ, at
No IA Cont street, between Peters AMI Front streets,
will be sold
1900 sacks Caolina Clay Peas, slightly damaged in
lots of so sacks, with privilege of 500 sacks.
Terms-Cash in o. s. Treasury notes. je4 I'd
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
REVENUES OF THE SECOND STREET MARKET,
FOR FIVE YEARS
WITHOUT RESERVE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
DY NASH 4 HODGSON-W. l. HoDGsON,
ID Auctioneer; Office NJ. Carond let street-On
SATURDAY, June 6, 1874, at II O'Clock NJ, at the
st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the basement ro-
tunda of the st Charles HOTEL in this city, at public
auction, will be sold
THE REVENUES FOR FIVE YEARS Of the New
Market the corner of Second and Dryades streets
in the Fourth strict Of this city.
The purchaser will be required to keep the market
in good order and repair and in conformity with city
ordinances and will not be allowed to make any alter
atoms additions without the written consent of
the owner.
balance in equal payments at SIX twelve, eighteen
and twenty four months with eight per cent interest
and the usual clauses for special privileges and
doris lien for prompt payment with five per cent for
attorneys fees of suit, and the improvements
to be kept fully insured and the policy to be trans
ferred to the owner Of the MARKET 10 per cent.
of the bid to be paid cash til spot deposit to
bind the sale.
Act of eale before NJ T: Dncros notary, at the ex-
pense of the purchaser my31 I'd
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ATTAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALAYA.

FOR ATTAKAPAs AND ATCHAFALAYA.
Leaves OH SATURDAY, June 6, at P. NJ.
For SimspOrt, Churchvtlie an6
- Bayou Chene, Pattersonvile. Centreville,
Franklin Clarendon, Jeanerette, New IBERIA Fausse
Pointe, ST. Martinsville, and all landings Bayou
Teche-The light draft passenger steamer
Ida,
j. P. Forgay. master A. Meynier, clerk.
will leave above. For freight passs apply Oh
board to j. E. CARLIN, Delta street.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFIt
EurNYNr1 lima 1914

SATURDAY EVENING, June &, 1874 !
COTTON.
The sales to-day mot including any yesterday
embraced l750 bales at generally steady prices. We
repeat previ quotations. except Low Middng,
the inside figures of which reduce &c, and Strict
Low Mdcling the outside we raise Il. We give also
the Exchange figures and repeat as below
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NELSON GoRoM,
Signal Service Observer.

WEATHER. BUSINESS ETC.
The weather yesterday vas hot windy and buster
ing, and those having busine the levee were much
annoyed by the dust.
Business yesterday poor, and there ends our re-
marks for more would be superfuous
River marks last evening indicated three feet one
tenth below high water gauge OF 1871
ARRIVALS.
Bat Able from Grand Ecore, Robert Mitchell from
Louisville.
DEPARTURES.
". s. Pike for Bayou Sara. Marie and Empire for
Lower Cost, Henry Tete and Lizzie Hopkins for
Bayou Lafourche. G. II. Dnrfee for Jefferson,
BOATS TO ARRIVE
Great Republic from 81 Louie
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MERa
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE,
Giving Through Tickets -
la4nRk Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balt,-
more, Washington City, Buffalo. Pitts.
burg, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Louisville, and
EXCURSION TICKETS TO ST. PAUL
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS AND rHD
BENDS.
Will leave below at O'Clock p. NJ.
GREAT REPUBLIC.
W H. Thorwegan captain; J. P. Young, clerk
SATURDAY. June g.
CITY OF QUINCY,
VIM Thompson captain; VIM. M. Brown, clerk,
WEDNESDAY,, Jul e 10.
Issuing as usual, Through Bills of Lading in con.
nection with the Railroads to all principal points
North and West.
]. B. WOODS CO., General Agents.
my1 l24 Gravier street.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK June 5.-Evening -Cotton osed dull
and easier Uplands IS Orleans. ~ Net receipts
Futures closed easy sales, 30,5 bales, as follows
Low Middling for june II 13-32@l7 lilo for July,
1s,@17 1889. for August, 18 532@lS 316; for Sep
tember 1s@ls 1872; for October. l7ss@l7 l1l6; for
November 17ss@17H.
southern -four quiet and unchanged. Wheat 81 seq
l 81 for choice winter red Western. Corn shade
irmer; y @S2ls for new and old Western mixed.
Coffee frmer doing in the jobbing way. nc ad-
vance, no cargoes Offering at current prices.
81 for prince refined frmer, 91s@1o standard, 1913
for granulated, 10ss crushed, 1914 powdered Mo,
lasses quiet light jobbing sales. Tallow firm, 77s@
SO. Rosln steady, 81 65@2 TO- Turpentinc steady.
39ls. Pork heavy. mess ST. 95@18 10 Beef
quiet, 50 5O@l2 for mess. Lard dull and heavy, =
oil GIG. Whisky firm. 81. Frights to Liverpool
CINCINNATI, June Cotton dull; Mddling 174
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat firm and in light
demand 81 49, Corn steady. 65@6s Oats ats . quiet
Lard demand fair and market firm, summer, 1054,
kettle 1l4. Bulk meats demand good at full prices;
shoulders 81 clear rib %; clear s1s@9H Bacon
demand good at full prices, IS.
ST. LOWS sHae 5rcotte e7onr dull an: and
wea az little doing Wheat demand fair and the mar
ket firm. No. spring Chicago 81 10; sample lots
Of No 2 red winter 81 57@l 80; Chicago 81 4o91 49,
lack. N Oats armer.' No. .. Is in East elevators
Whisky steady, &c. Pork firm. SIS 25. Dry salt
meats fl M little done. shoulders at Kansas City 81
fined, II &c.
LOUISVILLE June 5.-Cotton dull and lower: NJ d.
ding l71s. Flour quiet and unch nged Wheat
lower; red 81; amber 81 20: white 81 rs. Corn qniet
1882. Oats quiet. 62@65. Mess pork easy, sls.
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Sugar-cured hams
l3a: plain 1917. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Lard, 121a@12A. Whisky IS.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Flour dull and nominal Wheat
advanced but irregular; No. pring Chicago 81 % X
al % No spring 81 1873. Corn. demand active and
prices advanced 81 high mixed S7a Oats; demand 1.s
moderate demand. SIT 621a. Lard steady. II. Bulk
meas, demand good at full prices; shoulders 81
loose short rib middles 90 loose Whisky steady,
demand moderate, 95.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June Evening Yarns and fabrics at
Manchester steady.
Cotton-Sales Of Uplands nothing below Good Or
binary deliverable June and July Sad; do delivera
BILE July and August. 7-16d.
LIVERPOOL, June 8, $50 p M.-Cotton-Sales OF
Orleans. nothing below Low Middling, deliverable
June, Sd.
CALCUTTA June 1.-The linseed market Is over
stocked: prices lower last sales being ct 59s. I'D.
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vICKsBURG AVID THE BEND~.

VICKsBURG AVID THE BENDS.
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GREENVILLE, VICKSBURG AND THE BENDS
Leaves Every THURSDAY, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
~ For Greenvflle, Vicksburg,
a. Natchez and way landings-The fine an ;
sGS1&zW fast passenger packet
Frank Pargoud,
J. NJ White, master, C. Holmes, clerk
will leave above, carrying the United States mail
and connecting at Vicksburg witt the steamer EMMA
all points Yazoo and Tallahatche rivers, ana
steamers of the Anchor Line for the mouth of White
and Arkansas rivers, Memphis, Cairo and ST. Louis.
J. JANNEY. lit Common street,
]. E. CARLIN, Delta street,
JED Agents.
FOR VICKSBURG,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. M.
For VickshmrG. Palmyra
lE4i15St Lake, Grand Gulf, st. Joseph, Rodney,
- Waterproof Natchez Fort Adams, REQ
River, Hogs Point, Tunica, Bayou Sara, Waterproof
Port Hue son, Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donaldson
Vile and all intermediate landings = Tho splendid
passeng steamer
J. G. Benson, master, R. A. Owen, clerk,
will leave above, connecting at Vicksburg with Il
steamer LUCY KERN for Yazoo and Tallahatchie,
and LIZZIE for Sunhower Rivers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN JANNEY, Agent, III Common st.
my22 If GEO. D. HITE. Tchouptoulas street.
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DIVIDENDS ON PARTICIPATING POLICIES PAY
ABLE IN CASH.

This old and reliable Company is issuing Policiel
on Fire. River and Marine risks, on the most favo,
able terms. All losses promptly adjusted and settled
upon liberal terms. at their Office, 81 Camp street
corner Of Commercial Alley.
JAMES I. DAY, President
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretary.
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RIVER NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE BULLETIN
Saturday Morning. June 1874.
DAILY RIVER REPORT FOR FRIDAY, JUNE 5.
AT SPIN.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead, for New iorK
Moulton
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, for New York
H Ludwigsen
British schooner Constance vicks for Kingston ia
Master
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AUCTION Sales.
BY NASH 4 HODGSON.
STEAM TUG BOAT BEAUFORT AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.

For account Of whom it may concern.
DY NASH & HODGSOy-w l. HODGsON,
ID Auctioneer, Office No. Carondelet streat-On
SATURDAY. June g. 1874 at IL O'Clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the easement Rotunda
Of the st. Charles Hotel in this city at public auction
will be sold
THE STEAM TUG BOAT BEAUFORT, as she now
lies at Algers. with her Hull. Tackle, Apparel, Ma
chinery, etc.
Terms-At SALE je5
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sun MUTUAL Insurance. COMPANY
DIvIvENDs PAID ON STOCKTON PER CEN.

Paid up capital. $500, 0ft
Assets estimated at their cash value. $50 3s1
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Memoranda.
[By Telegraph
Baltimore June 40 J. NJ. Witherspoon, Agent,
No. 60 Carondelet street: The steamship Wilmington
sailed for New Orleans this afternoon at O'Clock
MORDECAI l. CO., Agents.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 5, 6 P. M.--Barometer $3.50.
Wind w. 8. W., fresh.
arrived Steamship City Of Houston at 1929 P. NJ,
Deering master, from New York, to Geo. A. Fosdick
4 Co.
Steamship Gussie at 2:45 P. NJ. Benson master.
from Corpus Christi to c. A. Whitney 4 Co.
steamship Morgan at $3.50 r. NJ, Trip, master,
from IndiaHe'a, via Galveston, to e. A. Whit
ney l. Co.
Sailed: Steamship Harlan.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE June S, 6 p M.-Wind west fresh.
Arrived: steamship Knckerbocker, eager. master;
from New York to A. Moulton.
No departures.
NEW YORK, June 5.--Arrived: Steamship Ala bama,
from New Orleans.
New YORK, June 5.-Arrived ont: Bolivia.
GALVESTON, June Arr, ed Steamship Morgan
from Indanoa. Sailed: Morgan for New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN. June 5.-Arrived: Steamer Russia.
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FTNO RENT-AT 5U1 DIR YADEs STR EET.
One of the convenient and neat cottage houses
in the city. It contains five rooms with good yard
cistern. etc. House just cleaned and painted Carr
pass the door, near good market, and the shady
side of the street. Rent sos per month myl54
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LOst-FOund.


T OST OR MISLAID.-NO. 467, STOCK
IL OF Merchants Mutual Insurance Company, tor
six shares, issued by the Company in the Of the
undersigned.
The public are warned not to buy trade for the
same, as application has been made to the company
for duplicate certificates in their stead
CLAUDIA l. FERGUSON.
New Orleans, May A. 1874. my15 I'm
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FW. Bent.


LNOR KENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF NO.
I 135 Gravier street, between St. Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to good tenant. Apply to
BUCKNER Il co, 1871 Gravier street je5
CHEAP OFFICE FOR RENT-TwENTY-
" five dollars will secure the occupancy for the next
four months of the back Office ground floor, of No.
1853 Gravier street Apply on the premises my3i TT
EOR RENT.-GENrLEMEN WHO DESIRE
Il airy and cheap rooms for the summer months.
would do well to call John Bois Furniture Dealer
No. 291 Camp street They will find every accommo
daton desirable, he has rented the buildings Nos
1852 and 154 Camp street. my3l I'm
YJNO RENT-THAT LARGE FOUR STORY
i Store, No. IS Magazine street, running through to
Bank place 30 feet The building is in good order and
well adapted for the dry goods hardware business
Also that large four-story store No So Carondelet
street. we'll calculated for cotton factors Offices. or any
other kind of business.
Also, those two four-stOry stores No. 1l9 and l21
Magazine street. with large back warehouses, well
suited for large Western produce wholesale gro
Gerry business The two stores be rented separate
~ or together.
Also, several fine Offices in Commercial Place.
The alb buildings in first rate order, and will
be rented on exceedingly favorable terms to good ten
ants. For information apply to
my29 I'm II. s. BUCKNER, No. 10; Gravier ct.
T7OR RENT-IN TIE MOST ARIsTO-
IL cratic part of the city, recel tly thoroughly
repaired, that splendid residence, with beautiful
grounds No 20 Prytania, corner Third street. Ap..
ply to j. H. JENSEN, IS Carondelet, between 8 and
II A. NJ, and and 4 P. M. myM If
EON RENT.-OCEAN sPRlNGs RESI-
IL IDENCE FOR RENT.-A very handsome and
commodious residence at Ocean Springs, Miss.
thoroughly finished and perfectly furnished, con.
tanning wide hail. some nine rooms in main building,
galleries front and rear, large grounds and shade
trees kitchen, outhouses, stable. carriage house.
wharf, bath house, mineral and salt bathing-a charm
ing residence-will be rented low until fall Address
Lock Box No. 156 Post Office, New Orleans, apply
to Major J. E. AUSTIN, No. Carondelet street.
my2l If
THO RENT-AT 500 DRYADES STREET.
One of the most convenient and neat cottage houses
in the city. II contains five rooms, with good yard
cistern, etc. House lust cleaned and painted Carr
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, rrGAR-f,nly hbds were received this morning.
The demand is fair and "a bids sold at &c FOR prime
ID 1o@ lozc for yellow clarified. stock IN the sneds
MoLAssEs-No receipts and sales to-day. Stock
in tn sheds 500 bbls and Q half bbls
FLOUR-The market for the local trade is dull, but
there il some demand for Cuba. and 1900 bois SOLO
for Cuba, private terms. larger lot IS IN treaty.
The sales to the local trade confined to $50 bbls
If which l25 unsound at IS; 80 low treble extra
at Sc 25 100 choice treble ra at 81 20 70 cnoice
extra at So 90 Is at s. 25; 80 at IS 87; 70 at ~
p Dbl, and 100 fbls on private terms.
CORN EAI-Is in supply and dull at - oo q oo
50 and 100 bbls sold at 81 50 2 Dbl
PORK-Is in request and frmer. 30 90 6bls even zen
weight, repacked sold at s1a SO; 100. 100 and l5o
original IL ess at ST. and lot OF veral hundred
barrels sold particulars not yet transpired Original Is
soc below the above prices The market closed with
original mess held strongly at sl9al9 25 2 Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock in first hands con
sst of lot Of about A. casks of should held at
. H. lot of 1884 pieces houlders has just arrived
They are quoted loose, at &c I. IT, Dealers are re-
failing shoulders at nc, clear rib sides 9Ac; clear
sides 10c p tb.
BACON-lhe market is duh and unchanged. The
stock on hand is small however especially OF clear
sides Shoulders are ing at &c, clear rib sides
los6c clear sides 1l@11isc p b. with only small job
trade and II casks clear sides sold at lie ana - at
i' BIsREAKFAsT BAcoN-Fair supply and dull at II
HAMs~Are in fair supply and duh, at 121z@ls1zc
p tb for choice sugar-cured as In brand. ~
LARD-Is in li.ht supply and commands l2Cdl214c
for tierce and 121aG122ic for kegs.
WHISkY-Dnll. Louisiana rectifed is held at 99c;
choice Cincinnati 81 90 p gallon
COW PEAS-Are in light supply and good demand
on orders at 81 =, for mixed, and So for clay They
I sell at the railroad depot at 10c less p bushel.
CORN IN BULK-Only 10000 bushels hand
but supplies are on the way here Yesterday some
yellow sold at 73c q bushel but the market is now
quoted at roc p bushel.
WHEAT IN BULK-None Offering. The last sale
was to arrive, at 81 40 y bushe for No spring.
CORN IN sACKS-Is in fair supply and demand at
frmer prices The sales comprise 1920 sacks, of
which 800 and 800 yellow mixed at soc. 200 yellow at
Sc and 400 choice white at Csc p bushel
OATS-Are held firmly at yesterdays prices The
supply i. good and the demand fair. The sales COM
prise $500 sacks which 1900 choice at &c. 400 choice
Gaena at SO &C. and 300 choice at SOC p bnshel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and duh at Yesterday IN
side prices 500 choice sold at 81 p 100 h.
HAY-Lght supply on the landing and large stock
in warehouse so bales good Ohio River sold at $50
p ton.
Domestic Markets.
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u bales by rail
Receipts proper since last evening 600 bales,
against 1864 on last Friday, and $50 last year,
making aggregate since Friday evening OF 5623
bales against 1868 last week and s4s9 last year. and
since August 81 Of 1873 O34 bales against 209 I'll
last year corrections included for both years)-de
crease, 1867 ba For receip at all ports,
above reports
Ands 4 his makes total for the week of 1888 hhds
against TIA last week and l64 the week before The
amount sale il estimated at about 5000 hhds Prices
are reported St. ady. We continue to quote
follows: Inferior lugs 4@4hc; medium 4s4@5a4c;
good a NO fine 5000; low leaf 6iatG7c; medium
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FREI6HTS-The market continues ipanmate, and
repeat yesterdays revised quotations as follows
BY steam-Cotton 70 Liverpool-15-32d; to Ant
verr via Philadelphia Nd 70 Boston, via Philsde
phis 1t16c; Providence, via Philadelphia &c: to
Fall River via Phadelphia 11-16c; to New York nc;
% Philadelphia 9-l6c; Bulk Corn to Liverpool i0@-d
market anc continue to quote.
By 6Ail-Ccttcn TO Iiyerpool-@7-l6d;t 70 HAvre Nc:
10 Bremen 10 31c; 70 Baltic ports Nd Grain 70 Liv-
pyp0C] l0i.
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MARINE NEWS.
George J. Duncan is the authorized Marine Reporter
Of the New Orleans Bulletin.

NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE, |
Saturday Morning, June 6.
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Leaves on TUESDAY June 8, at 5 p. M.
For Jefferson, Shreveport and III
l@A&!At1 way landings on Red River-The Al and
very light-draft steamer
Marie Louie,
will leave positively above. For freight passage
apply on board OF to @ A
LORD McPEAKE, Agents. ~
As Camp street.
BRITTON EPPLER. Agents,
les 1O6 Common ut.
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Notice-A. F. Hickman will cont inue
the same business Wholesale Grocer at the old
will receive ord rs from his friends and promptly at.
tend to the same. 1e3 III
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-02-22

In one of his recent sermons preached
in Dublin the Very Rev. Thomas Burke, o.
P. said "We are told it is SPECIFIC
MORTAL Sin FOR A MAN TO DELAY HIS CON-
mitted sin. In confession the priest asks
how long it is since the last confession,
amongst other reasons, for that if a man
has mortal sin on his soul, the very
fact of allowing it to remain must
be told in confession. Sin is
deadly poison assimilatiDg itself to every
faculty of our soul, binding our intellect,
and enslavipg every power of the son).
The man who remains years in sin requires
an absolute miracle of the Almighty God
to convert him. Therefore, our hatred
should be like that of Almighty God, q
necessity to cast it away. remember
amidst q terrible storm of hail and rain, q
young man came to the conventan knock
ed at the door. 1 let him in, and asked,
"What do you want ~ He said, 81 insist
on going to confession, have the misfor-
tune to be in mortal sin, and / am not
willing to remain one hour under the curse
of God" There was a man of faith that
could not rest. Our hatred for sin must
extend to every form of sin that We may
be in danger of committing, and must be
universal on the part of the soul, every
faculty must hate sin. He must hate it
with his body as we'll as his soul, must
turn away his eyes never to look at it, his
hands never to touch it, and his whole
body never to go to the place OF mingle
with the company which was the occasion.
We must hate sin with an effectual hatred.
1t is not enough to say l know that l have
been a sinner. l would be inclined to be-
come just man, but satisfies himself with
this. He would like to go to confession
aud make restitution, but does not do it.
That is not an effectual hatred. Sin must
be cast out of the soul by sorrow and con-
fession, otherwise a man may say what
prayers he likes, and go to Mass every
morning in the year, and fast. His sorrow
is only pretence. If want to do pen
ance l must concentrate every power into
focus on sin, and destroy it. We cannot
hate our enemies we are not tempted to
hate our friends, strictly speaking; we
are not permitted to hate anything sent
by God. There is only one thing the
Christian is justified in hating, and that he
is obliged to hate-sin.
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CURIOUS ANEcDoTE OF CUSHING AND
CHoATE.-Old Squire Gerrish, of Newbury
port, Mass, is genial soul who has host
of legal "reminiscences. An intimate friend
of Webster, Edward Everett and Rufus
Choate, and a law partner of Caleb Cush-
ing, lie had a rare opportunity of collect
ing anecdotes and details that are very in
teresting now. While connected with
Cushing, time came when those two
Titans, Cushing and Cboate, were on OPP
day when the case was called the court
room was crowded. A battle between such
men was a novelty, even in that epoch of
brains. To the amszement of judge, jury
and spectators, both Gushing and Choate
were somewhat anxious for q continu
ance"-in other words, for a postponement
of trial. As n usual thing, both gentle
men were always anxious to force case to
trial, being in state of 'chronic prepare
tion," as Webster once said in speaking of
Choate. In going out of court, says Mr..
Gerrisb, met Choate and said CHOW is it
day 1t is little odd of you" Choate
replied: "Oh, am a little pressed with
business, and can afford to let this case
stand over" Said 1: "Choate, this is sheer
nonsense, I'll tell you what the matter is.
Yon are afraid of Cushing" $50 I ann"
own it, either" "Well, WE'LL" said l !;
"this is pretty good. The idea of Rufus
Choate being frig htened 7 What on earth
do you fear in Cushingf" "Mr Gerrish,
1 will tell you. L am afraid of his over
whelming knowledge of the lac" In the
afternoon Cushing come into the office.
1 went for him at once. E'Caleb, what
was the matter to day y Why don't you
insist on trying that case I" ooh !" he re-
piled, "the weather is warm, and we have
much to attend to, and didn't care to hurry
| matters" "Now Cushing, be honest: were
f-osl @E
| "Well, Gerrisb, to be candid about it, WAS
Are you satisfied now 2" 1 then inquired
| what he feared Choate for. do you
think" said 1, "that he knows any more
law than you do 2" " No sir, DON'T" was
the answer, "but I'm afraid of the rascal
Influence with jury, right or wrong" And
there it was. The two men had been so
often associated that they knew the others
strong points and felt timid.-Philadelphi0
Press.