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The Episcopal Convention Upon BTU.
alism.

The new canon against ritusIism adopted BY
the Episcopal Convention cites As examples of
erroneous or doubtful doctrines"
The use Of incense; the placing or carving
OF retaining cIucinI in any part of the place
OF public worship; the elevation of the elements
IN holy communion In such manner IS to expose
them 70 the view Of the people as objects TO-
ward which alteration Is to be made; any act OF
alteration OF or toward the elements OF tins holy
communion, such bowiDgs, prOstrstiOns,
genUfeCtiOns, and all such Ike acts not author
lied or allowed by the rubric Of the Book Of
Common Prayer. 1t shall be the duty Of such
bi-hOp 10 summon the standing committee as
bis council or advice, and with them to inyesti-
gate The natter
There seems to be some question Whistler the
canon viii De of much practical Importance,
a. it doe. TOT forbid, but simply condemns the
rituslistic practices enumerated; but II il held
by those Who believe in Us effectiveness that its
provisions Nili cause cas- OF examination aud
discipline, tb 81 viii tend 20 fix the beliefs and
the ri'Esl OF the Church 1pon Soma basis OF
UnifoI Il.ty.
MtaItime 'he warning is held out to the con
testsntS rs this affair that they are sluabSfny
over HoTl-es-eBtials, while the,yery foundation.
OF religion srs in danger. Tsis WAS the point
made IN the Episcopal convention by the Rev,
DIR. Beers, % Albany, who sl;t s'lhe convention
was wasting its time on trivial matters when
m0HtEtUCus issues demanded Its attention
8he a X OF O0d WAS tossed Ike a feather on the
ground swell q distrust, while Christian men
were legisistiBs about the cut of their dresses
The sudden rise OF the Hood Of inadeIty made
the hearts OF Christ's followers quail, and ths
House attempted to stay Il by paltry canon on
fitualism. Prof. Tyndal. with = verbal felicity
that fingered Ike music upon the ear, b Nd led
many Christians r0dOubt whether the world WAS
anything more than monster monkey show, sni
the church answered by the pass ,gs of law
regarding an Insignificant matter OF csre-
moDy."
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). amber Smith st this late hour decides to
sDb!e cut from his boiling candidacy for Con-
siess from the Richmond tya} district. This
will give Burgess the regular republican nomi-
nee fair show to carry the district TO Offset,
this, however, there will very likely be loss OF
aTeEuhlicsn Congressman in the Cumberland
district IN Maryland through the pig-hesded-
ness OF the ooloTsd republicans of that district
IN putting up = candidate OF their own in oppo-
sldoD TO Mr. Lowndes, the regular republican
candidate, because the latter did not vote for
the Civil Rights bill. Bat for this split thu
republicans would quite certainly carry tue
district, - the democratic candidate Walsh il in
aWrsnele With the Chesapeake aud Ohio canal
company which is power in Maryland poll
tics.
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Ex Governor Seymour evidently doa't expect
anofher nomination for the Presidency at the
hands Of the West. The ex,seacies OF The cam
Paign m New York required him TO speak a.
follows at the democratic meeting in New York
city:
''cur capitalists must have A currency 10 an l.
b.e theio 70 carry out their enterprise with suc
cfss-a currency which IL on a par with that of
HtLef zes nations. Our working man need
STEADY and reliable work, sEd good pay. They
can have either while the standards OF value
sbitt from day 70 day, ard tdey are paid for
their toll With dollars which are no. doll srs
Iron The hrareial point the democratic party
OF NtW hCrk gives notice to it, political friends
IN other states, and To it, opponents mere AMI
ELSEWHERE mar, as 1t first demanded good cur
IehCy, IL VIII, To The last, insi-t upon IN At d.
maId. Its purposes are cEystalfzei into tina
Torn set forth by It's state Convention when II
mo step bsckwards.'"
This l. sound doctrine, bat it will hardly DO
for the latitude OF Ohio aId Indiana, and II
would be very awkward material = work into
national democratic platform in the Prestten-
tial c4uipaigu.
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Appearances are sometimes deceptive. Mike
Hayss. who Is just now being badgered by the
lawyers in the Safe Burglary Case, has q noble
Shskesperian or Websterisn head; or rather the
forehead and face are almost fac sirliIs of the
head OF Hawthorne, the EOVetis., in shape and
In the eSP,eesicn OF \ certain dreamy ideaIity
But Mike, "a his te tlmOny shows, ''is of the
earth earthly" knows more about slang than
sentiment, and spells " securities' vithay,
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The s6VefnOTs OF all the states will doubtless
dhite vita The President in designating the 10th
OF November as q day OF National Thsnksgiv-
ing. The governor o. Massachusetts, has AL
ready named that day.
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pei atty Of one per cestum will be ,ldsd e yoaF
tax b Is CT end sfrtr G0yEMBRG /
discouu; 81 ore per oentum to ths eri Of .Iais
mouth.
saving Of to, per osn.u- il rssIIy mad BIZ
psyiDG your tax bills before tito month Of Oci7h.r
pires. OCt55 6t
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n Pittsb1rg paper enquiries why We doa't
pei PiftseuTg Pittsburgh. wespeII Pitts5arg
Plttsoufg because Ii IS Pittz5urg. The pIb.
hshers and advertisers OF Pittsburz waste thou-
sands Of dollars every year by the usa of the
suPeTnGOus b, and why they " III keep on doing
ii nobody outside OF Pitts5urg can tell.
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~ B4Nk ERS,

TEHEEAAH co,
~ B4NkERS,
1929 II sTREEr,
Receive perOsiis, Buy aGd sI 6 ID aud United
states oonds etc Securities Of the strict Of Go.
rope. Our Drafts Cash>d at Par saU2I -Iy
rs HOTICE TO THE STOCK 30LDERs OF
~ the COLUMBIAN BANK NOTE CON
PAFI The stOck holders of the Columbian Il uk
Ns1e Company are hereby notified that n meeting
will be held in the ofce of said company in WASH,
tIgtOn, on TEESDAf, November i7th, at ~
9'Si ck noon Tor the purpose of eiecting Trustees
fGs the ensuing
JOHN q wRLLSToOD, President.
jttE W. WATERS, Secretary. Octl5 tuOyl7
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81 As the double sheet editions of TIE STAR
always have sn exceptionally large circulation,
both in and ont of the city, advertisers will md
IN to- nOrror's issue the beet opportunity posi-
bic to make their wants and Ind uce ments kno rn
TO the public.
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- COLLECTORS OFFIOE,

LII
WASHINGTON, October Il, 1870,
Notice Il hereby gwen that on SATURDAY.
ttbtr 81 1874, will expire sill LICENSES given
by tie B1strpCt IL Columbia 70 Al arof bec8Tjes
auctioI eers, banks aud bankers, bin posters
brewers brokers, book agents bu cheers 10 the saw
erzl markets, claim agents, contractors, cattle.
or' EtIs, comni zion merchants, dealers Of rnsr-
chsidise 81 any hind vhatsver dealers in dist led
anc ernented liquors, wines, ans sls
insurance SCENTS, lce-GesleFs msauf. tuFers Of IL
Eliminating gas, Ifs sud fir,-insursncs compsuiss
fateLt-hg1nts, pawnbrOkers, yhOtCsraphsrs, pro-
pt'etOFs OIL CaI-fOOms, ampe-r rooms, tin din Y
ne usft, billiards, bagsfele. and Jenny Lind ta5et
Will alleys, hotels. livery iuteIigarra
,nces, lunk shop, Restaurants, and eating Jusa.
theseIs, real estate agents, recttdsrs &C,
All parties engage IN said business, trades, CT
PRIZE III Us must prom ptiy said licenses ia
secorcHLce Slt the provisions If sOt of the Legi3-
talEe bsst bly,, approved August %, ISL aud the
Sct amenost0ry thereto, approved june 70, 1872,
III. VI hat every person liable Tor q license tax
Sbo 6y fGfi to PBJ the sauGe before engaging IN tho
bU-In. = for wSich license may be relHirci shall
in sdn ltlon TO the hcen eteE imposed, fins
Peuaty q 20 ie1s than i've nor more TIA 81 iftY dol
lars for each JfIrnse."
Dealers IL distilled and termbLtsi F1rors wines
p cJFdials IN quantities. not les thsu ptat are
iEIifs EO;ihed that a bond, with two ci:izens "a
snrfues, esch IN the PENAL sum OF two hnudTe d7l
lave, must lie siyt unto th District Of Caiunbj "a
-" successor TO the Ma. Board Of Abdomen aIt
= ara OF Common DnUrcii, &c previous to b lin
y license 20 tTsf5c therein in accord snoa with
&C 2IsF JHHNF. COOK, Collector, DC.
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MApDAslME ELQRIHor,

MADAME fLOREHOI,
Nl zHE CELEBRA1ED CLAIRVOYANT,
u une2usled In testing the past. pressnt and future
OF your lfe- 10 causing speedy msrrtsges bFingins
the separated together, and pointing ont tue sure
way Of success IN life. In matters % business her
advice IL Invaluable. She gives universal sst1stec-
bon; none ever regret consulting her eatisfsction
given, OF no pay. Oan be consulted q her Periors.
No. 116 o street. northwest. JU-fg
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PERSONAL.

lNhhTED To BOBROM-S 100 on three year,
w time. a. 10 per cent. Interest. payable semi
arnuslly. Secured BY deed ~ fru.t n property In
8 gCod locality. Address - hAhhLtk,H star
Office. &C s. 81
GInn-ONE BUEDksDs sOLLARs all d,
~ wv given ~ Young nan for . STU ALTON
unb ING iron 81 90 iir peF mgnth. Dan give tho
best oi references. Address A. y. D., OttT P.st
Once. OctJo-8t'
A SsIGEEE'S EOTtoE-The creditors Of GEO.
"a MATTIEGLl. E-g are res psct uily REL uesle
81 meet the assigtefs q Mr. M-ttt ally at tue Oics
Of h. Il. WARNER. Federal Build tGs. c ruer 81
Uh aud n streets, On EkIDAf kFkhfeG. - 7
olelAck. octA -
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AINERAL LOADS SPLENDID PAvTNG
> sAND cum be bad T Sht hauling. 4i1 NJ
olLtot htIiHehE. = ". JOdESON. ~
hIsSCLUTIOH OF PARTNERSHIP con-
a. fOfmlty with the CONDITIONS Of the ftffcTes az
C1gtitTtFf E-p bctU cen ANDREW BURGESS and
- HE Pa Il, rlAGe ami executed Octrbar aar n ,
1913. 'fe aid COrartnershio Is hereby DIssOIVEB
by its Own Hmttati n. A2DBTW BURGESS
. for RUB3ES5 4 90.
shirgton, y. @ October z9th, 1874 ocsQ-St.
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A . T B 0 L o Q v
MADAME BOSS.

This celebrated Lady AstrolcEist ADD b oAlins Me-
dfum cas- BE- consulted ~ No. eel ID street,
corner Of 3D. northwest. che Ia. 90 eupertOr
In delInesring the Past, Present aHd Future. 10
love business her advice IL invalu Idle
your FRIENDS, pointing your enemies aud inform
trE you q She sure way % success IN al under
o.; gentlemen, 81 60. jyr-ly
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BOARDING.

ItnARD - Gentlemen can be soc mmOlsted Eith
" Scare IN private family It -2- IA IA street
northwest. a few Furnished kOoais 81 M ldertts
rent Oct2--st'
iSChRDIHG Niles SCOTT, $40 Pesns5 Iyauia
hNenue, has TIVE large Rooms suitao Die Tor gea-
nenien ALd wives OF two PERSONS; slsO, one single
Room for rent, with B0srd oct9s ST.
A FEW GENTLEMEH can be acc0mm u lated
"A Win Board, comfortable Rooms, Washing,
SIRE, and Esre 20 The city tor sls t.er mouth, ~
bs. JhCO B5', h. attsville, Bisieusburg --atiJu.
b. s O. b. Il. octss sts
A LADY PROM BROOKLYN has taken House
"A no S04 x street, Sh-re desirable R5ouls ~ a
or without BOARD, aid the comforts Of = home
can be realized. Octls sE~
FURNISHED ROOMS AsO FTRsT-OLAss
y TABLE, BOARD. Terms moderate. az No.
sig n street northwest. Octs- In
EHOICE TABLE BOARD And ELEGANT
" hOO Nc, CRetteT or separately, IN TIE best To-
cality IN the city. Refer 20 h n. b. BBsrdmAa
smith, on. A. l.. Barber, Hon. A. b MUllett, AID
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EOR SALE, ChEAP-MAEBLE ADNU-
l. MkhIs, ntAD srsHrs, MAETLEs, CA 4
hIAGk STEPS, SC. WM. RUTHkRFORO, lIl6
street, near Star Office. ocfIa-Ius
SPRIkG WAGONS OF all SIZES SOLD ON
- Monthly payments, AZ 81 Prospect go n
octlO In JAS K PBOBEY. 80
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LOST AND FOUND.


G hEWARD-Less, il the vicinity az 10 h street
= - Ald "a sss. avenue north vest, 81 black onyx
BE X RIh y, tIirls peDdsut, set in gold The lud5T
viii p!s AS Ietgtn 70 tbs utfice. Il
OsT-On Sunday, tes ISL igstaar, satnes h &C
H Ii scnth WEsh uRtou, small god BALL
feLsmel'd) belonging 10 an earring. The nndsr
viii b suitably rewarded bY ieaSil 4 a. S09 18th
4 OeT-Uu " edDesday evening, a gold chased
wardef by iesvIne IL at the store Cf g 10 SAVAGE,
Nc. lO0S Pehn-yI avenue, next 70 l5th street
northwest. 90 29-2tF
1 OsT-A White sErTER poe, win black spot
IL over risht eye, and answers % nsme ~
Of JACK" . liberal reward sill b. given .1s<
Capitol Hill lOriHe] ects9 81
TNAEEN UP-F"r tTespa4sinS, Il GOOD Hope
Place." f0yt OF Good Hope hill, Uaioa- -
tewH, u. O., October q, isn't red MILOH W
COW which the owner csu have by proving AJR.
p'v. eIty, payirg for this aoveriisement and dam
ses looia9-2t-l Capt. :. G CABELL.
I uST-on w dnesday, the 18Th instant, on 9th st.
IA eTThTgst, between street and New York
a osu~, \ POCKET BOOK, containing between IS
81 dollars. The finder will receive SO reward
girl ard nrahls 10 besr thu io.sJ by returning to
Sol BhIsER, No l209 9th street n W. oc29-at'
1 OsT-FIidsy last, in the Pullman Palace Oars,
IL (limited express train from New York 10 Wash
nstoB,) very small crystal face WATCH, blue
'smeied, set in with Q diamond Forget Ne Not
who found t. with the thsnks az the owner IN re-
turned 10 u. DESF0SsE's French Bakery, sac
18Th street, near Pa ave- oc'73 ST.
4 0sT-On Sunday afternoon, the 18Th inst.at, A
Ii LOCKEr BREAsTPIN, set with briIlisBts,
containing the hair Of eeceased father and mother
and 1restly valued on that account The finder will
be literally rewarded on restoring IL TO the owner
Of No. 421 9Th street northwest. oct94-7w'
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fF BISEHEcF DF COLOMBIA TAX.
Wy PAGtRs TAhE N1EECE.

HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of state.
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Reormers. He early declared 20 Learned man" VINO
said that 1t better to be without Gods law than
the Popes "If God spare my liie many years VIII
cause boy that driveth pl0w shall know more OF
the Scriptures than thou doest." To give Englsh'
men the Bible in their own language anu
in q style which every peasant could under-
stand tho passion OF his life. HIS YER
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which subsequently appeared and forms the Saxon ee
ment, the pith and Of the Authorized version
With regard this version Professor Fisher expresses
himself In terms OF judicous discrimination. Ihat tne
Engshspeaking race should cling to it with tenacious
affection, he remarks quite natural Ut hVes on le
ear" saws Roman Catholic writer, like music that
can never be forgotten like the sound OF churchDels
which the convert can hardly how he can forego"
still in its present FORM Professor Fisher maintains
the authorized version, is becoming clear to well
Informed persons will not long answer its purpose
Its English is more antiquated than the English
that was correct at the same date. There are
words which have changed their meaning and
other words whose meaning Is forgotten
There are many violations OF grammar The
translation Of the New Testament was from very
faulty text. The version, the whole, is like many OF
the old English TRANSACTIONS from the classics diomatc
racy fun of sap and flavor but falling In correctness
But the true remedy is not TO abandon the old version
but to mend IT, This is the method adopted by the En-
glish aud American companies engaged In revising
the authorized revision Of whose abOrs Professor Fisher
gives interesting account He has the brightest nope
OF the OF the undertaking, which VIII confer
precious boon on all that portion OF the race who read
the Bible in the English tongue But should 1t unhap
ply not succeed considering the number and standing
of the scholars who take immediate part in it, and
the time which will consume it would be one OF the
r,os+ sfuDe ndoua n literary failures"
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aggregatng coo at rates ranging from 1925 TO
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HEALTH AND EDUCATION.

By the Rev Charles Kingsley F. S, Canon Of Westminster
I VOL. l2no. Cloth. Pace, 81 -.
importance Of tanssng the precpts Of phya
oogy utlers'auted Of the people into
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