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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-28

In the publication of the conclusions OF
the commissioners OF the Lee monument
postponing the time for competition for the
work, the following sentence appeared:
4 wide competition, too, might be thus
invited. and monument be secured more
acceptable to the friends and admirers OF
the great exemplar whose image we wish
to hand down to posterity to instruct tit
may be with the thoughts, feelings, and
emotions which hahitualy governed his
life.
The words hand down to posterity to
instruct tit may be" should read HAND
down to posterity, instinct, 1t may be"
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sprCrAL NorrCEWEIL AS

me- THE CH.Gh; OF DRY GOODS in the
THE r-xow be found at the popular Broad-Sirect
Dry-Goods Emporium OF
THALHIMER BROTHERS, COL BROAD STREET,
CORNER OF SIXTH.
Our buyer being In New York. and having attend
ed the recent large Sales we enabled 10 offer al
of the most scasouabe and attractive specialties,
suitable to the senson and, with the determination
to sell the best goods at the lowest prices our snes
are giving universal satisfaction.
Our stock we claim to be the most complete in our
line that be found In the city. Our prices defy
successful competition, and we guarantee every ar
ticle as represented. We epurerare some Of our
bargains
BLACK CASHsIERES from Csc. to $3.50. fully
20 per cent. less than cun be bought els where.
It viii nay you to look at our Cashmercs.
BLACK ALfACAS from l6ss to 75c.-sn entirely
new stock. Buy yonr Alpacas from us, and You
DRESS GOODS In great variety; In fact. We make
tlrem specially. A large line Of all the newest
shsae sn ans siYfs qst
Beautiful aiI 1 new KNICKERBocKER sUTrINGs just
opened, at I6a, 20, 20, and soc. per Yard-all
An entirely new stock of CLoAKs Just received, in
the latest styles Of Cloth and h!atalcsse; all OF
which are offered with the smallest percentage
advance on the original cost. We defy any house
in the city 10 meet our prices on these goods.
In CASSlMERF.S, TOT men 3 anu DDSs wear, Nc aEc
showing n variety of new goods; and. as We
make them speciality we can afford to sell them
fully 25 per cent. less than any other house.
Also. full line OF WATERPROOF CLOTHS, In
all shades.
The largest stock Of ED GLOVES ever offered In
the city. We will open during the week an en-.
tirely new stock of BLACK. WHITE. OPERA
SHADES. aud DARK KIDS at soc. pair
worth twice the money. We can please anybody
with Ktd Gloves.
The greatest bargain ever offered ~ the city Is biz
lot of SILK IIANDKERCulEFS, which we
have Just opened and are selling at Coo, original
price 81: also. very large stock ofahc same al
Csc. sold everywhere else at soc:
pOMESTICS, FLANNELS. SHAWLS. CARPETS
NOTIONS, RIBBONS, FCRNISHING-GOODS
HOSIERY, CORSETS. LADIES', GENTLE.
- MEMS. and CHILDREN'S UNDERWE EAR, and
everything else usually kept In frst-class dry
goods store and all ut The most attractive prices
mt TIIALHiMER BROTHERS..
+" COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
n. B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER is now with
us, and will be pleased to see his trends ana Gus
toners at TllALHlIER BRDIHEES'
no II COL Broad street.
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LONDON, November 27.-The ..Iimes's
Paris CORES pondent Summarizes the situa-
zion as follows: TheSLeit and The, Mar
shall are alike determined not to yield; but
as the latter has hitherto refused to,act with
out the support % the Senate, nll stall de-
ponds upon the small group OF Orleanist
senators, who, according to the latest Saue IN
seem inclined to abanaATch they have hith-
favor.of eeaSsliadi. . -, -
erfff In Paris and other large cities newspapers
are discussing whether the army wna sup,
Conflict. During the two nights past small
manuscript placards insulting or threaten,
;nr President Mac Mahou have been posted
in various quarters of Paris. The Gazette
des Iribuaaur states that hundred per-
sons were arrested Yesterday for drunken
ness. raising seditious cries, and insulting
and resisting the police.
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ILLUMINATING STREET NUMBERs.-A
French chemist is said 10 have succeeded
in producing paint with which to illumi-
nate the numbers on street doors at night
Figures traced with it are so lustrous as to be
read even on dark night, and the prepare
tion OF the compound is said to be simple,
inexpensive, and not injurious.
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EL1zApETH-C ITY-CouNTY LIQUOR Ax:-
The registers had been in use when IN
spected an average Of eight days, whlch, al
the same ratio, would give s4,SlS.23 as tne
total amount OF tax the State woula derive
from the registers in this county Tor one
wear; that sum added to Sl,293.9l' the
amount of specific tax (paid Tor the PRIV.
lege OF selling liqaor), would make srand
total Of S6.1I2.16 derived from liquor in
Elizabeth City county. Hampton Monitor.
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MT ONCE MORE IN THE MARKET

r. II. PRICE & co.
announce tie arrival of the largest and most select
line of CLOAKS III PLAIN BEAVERS and
MATELASSE nineles:
New line of DRESS GOODS. embracing magniii-
cent line OF BLACK SILKS at anta-beltum
rates:
COLORED SILKS from 81 to 81 per yard;
CASIMERES in BLACK and COLORED We cen
offer In endless variety:
CASS4IERES and CLOTHS in beautiful assortment
of grades and manufacture.
We solicit the attention Of buyers TO our stock of
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' KlDS-in these
goods we have fullest line south Of New York
slx-button, f0ur-button, three. two, and one
button.
Something novel i'll TWO-BCTTOS GENTLE
MEMS KiDS-CastOr and Dogskin.
We call attention to our stock OF VIRGINIA
GOODS in GLOVES and CASSIMERES. These
goods by superior manufacture and State pro-
duction, should receive :: liberal patronage.
This day we receive magnificent line OF RUIZ
FILINGS,
FLANNFLS, DONESTICS,
LINENS. and HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Look at our BLACK CASHMERE from 75c. 10 %
T.R. PRICE & CO..
no1J 1101 Main street.
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The MoFFETT REGIsTEE.-If we had such
Judges all over the State rs Judge Gulgon,
OF Richmond, instances Of fraud under the
existing law would be extremely rare
Bedford Sentinel. .,-L-- -.!---- - -----
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"' 99.GENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE, .
A large lot of WALNUT FRAMES at 09c. apiece;
Also. more of those WALNUT FRAMES at 99c. a
pair;
Ten cases of TIN TOILET SETS at 99c. apiece;
More of those large HEARTF-vAsES at 99c.
t pair; t...: =
The best Mems aud. Boys GLOVES and GAUNI-
LET'S 10 be seen In town, including Buck, Dog
Skin, and Kid--lined or unlincd, with or without
fur-top orgauntlets;
All sizes In Ladies', Misses, Mems, and Boys
SHOES; -.rsJ
Another invoice of REE-SlIELF WALNUT
BOOK-RACKS
New styles In Ladies' OPERA and MATINEE
CHAINS;
Also, few very handsome SECK-CHAlNS and
CHARMS;
COAL-SCUTTLES in Galvanized or Japanne2-
either helmet or funnel shape;
Very handsome WALNUT CLOCk-SHELFES,
WALL-POCKETS, SIDE-BRACKETS, COR
NER-BRACkETS-on and two for 99c.
Catalogues free to any address.
Orders from the country should be sent as early as
possible IS the rush at holidays occasions some de-
lay. w. A. STEVENS
noo4 sos Broad street.
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pellet, to sit In Che Senate chamber with
carpet-baggers without fixed political pran .,
ciples." 5
HAaLIS did not find out thesdegradations,
of the association until some carpet: baggers
refused TO obey the Radical leaders. 4
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& MORRIS, Seventeenth
~ and Dock streets, offcr for sale
5ECOFFEES-Rio, Lng,inyra, and Java:
SUG ARS-Refnet. OF all grades t-isf;
M0LASSES--Sew.O Orleans and Porto Rico;
sSTRUP-Exra and common:
/. ss BACOE,LAF CHEESE, SODA,
\ s5fF MANUFACTURED TUBACCO, z5e.fs-e<+
. II, FLOUR, FISH, PONDER. .,9F..si., oe;5
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nj ST. JOHNS (EPIS CO P \ ~
CHURCH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29TH.-
services ut l | A. NJ.
Attention is called to the collection in aid OF the
widows and orphans fund. IL, no 2S-2t
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GROCERIES. &c.

NEW CAROLINA RICE,
& NEw-cRoP NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs,
IRISH, GERMAN, and CANADIAN OATMEAL
SMOKED and SALT SALMON, at
nol5 CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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NJ EEy'lNGS.

4 MEETING OF THE STOCK e.
n HOLDERS OF TIE MASONIC TEN "
PIE ASSOCIATION will be held ut st. All "
hans Hall on WEDNESDAY,. 2Sth instant. at
O'clock p. NJ. ..... WILLIAM 3. ISAACS.
- Secretary.
y CHANGE OF HOUR.
The above meeting viii take place at instead Of
o'clock Z. NJ. WEDNESDAY ut st. Adams Hall
WILLIAM r. ISAACS.
,oo1 III Secretary.
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senator Hamiins sog Maine, The gossips re-
port, aas said that. his regrets to be CONF
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BLANK BOOKS, &c.
CHAMPIONSHIPS.

DLANK-BOOKS-1S ...a.,n-.
Early orders are important TO all VINO ihtehu "
use ACCOUNT-BO0Ks in, January. We MANU-.
:, ,cTrnr ali kinds and qualities, and have On hand
our own and the cheap northern books.
J. w. RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH,
Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers, Printers,
Binders, Paper-Box and Rlank-Book manufacturers
ro-2O-d&w
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syARRJAGES.

Married. November 81. 1877. at "MichauX' S
Grant, Powhatan county, VA. the residence OF me
brides mother by the Rev. r. ". Cridlin, l. =.
WORD, OF Richmond, Va. to MARIAN DE GRAf-
FENVEIDT, daughter of Mrs. Fannie A. Mlchaux.
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ST. LOUIS, November s7.B Bishop Mar.
vim is dea d. :fE # ss' ss 81 !.
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OF ASSETS. JANUARY l. ii

IossEsrA1p SINCE lNC0Er0RATEp.: iS2.9ii
LOSSES UNPAID tSoT prEl........'.. i'iVV
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INCORPORATED $50.

CASH hi..................,..F innH-
ASSET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l'->','''
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nay G09Bs.
T1REsHETl FREsHET!

A large portion Of my stock having been Injured
bv the late freshet will close the at ex-
c.ediugy low prices, as am determined To dsy ose
Of the goods injnrer as possible, prefer
Ing to give my customers u chance TO Iyuy cheap
goods than selling them nc auction.
The goods consist of
BLEACHED aud UNBLEACHED COTTOSS.
BED-TICK, SWISS MUSLISS. CHECKED NUS
LINS,
IRISH LIN&NS (all grades).
vICTORfAsthWNS, BLANKETS, SP00L-COT-
TON,
HANDKERCHfEFS Linen and Silk. SOCKS,
MEMS SHIRTS, CHEVIOr- SHIFTING,
and many other goods too numerous to mention.
he very easily restored to their original colors by
washing. L. LICHTESSTEIS,
no 2S-tJal 1905 and 1907 Franklin street.
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Come and he convinced that SYCLE BROTHERS
Is The cheapest place In the city TO buy your DIX
GOODS,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

TIE following we're Larkin's IDEAS on
predes,ina.ion: when ] was born, dod
marked ont my life and the way l was to
die. Think He does SO With everybody.
/ have no laundering after this world; |
would lust as soon leave II as not. l
want 10 know something about the fu-
ture: it is q great mystery, and we mus.
all solve il some time or another. Will
probably solve it tomorrow, but l ieel
content. wish you would say that l
forgive everybody. and thank those who
have been kind to me. Henry. the Jail
er. has treated ne like father. and all
the officials have done what they could
to make things pleasant for me. Give
my regards to all the members OF the
press.
A young man in his twenties has been
on the streets for several evenings inthe
past. He stops person and requests
four bits with which he may bny his
supper, and if the person favorably re-
spopds then after o while he is met again
ana four bits more is requested for bed.
This Young man seems to be in excellent
health, his hands are large and his
shoulders broad. and be could probably
ind work if any great exertions were
made. 1t would be much better for him
70 work even for his board than to loaf
about the streets in his 5esgsrly way.
o. accoun. of the storm the trains
were again delayed yesterday, and the
chances are that the same Inconvenience
will occur for several days to come. The
storm appears to be universal IN this
section of the country, and everybody
seems to DC happy at its occurrence. 1t
has been a long dry spell. but there
promises To be enough water now to sat-
isfy the desires OF the most anxious farm
er or ranchman.
The man who plays sixteen drums TT
once is still holding forth in Virginia.
and his skill is pronounced Remarkable
in the extreme. He has not yet sig
uified his intention of coming to Carson.
The amount o! snow now upon the
roofs of the houses is a very heavy
weight upon the same, and any appear
snce Of a calamity should be avoided.
II is said that there is a movement
among stockholders to break ur the
practice of loanins stocks.
Judge Rising was a passenger on the
train on Thursday. He has been to
San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

FASHIONS IN JEwELRY.-In jewe,ry
styles take a wide range, beginning
with tho antique designs and ending
with the modern models, such as the
oriental fashions in India. In exam
pie of these last are India sets in cres-
cents made of tigers claws held by
broad bands OF yellow gold tur-
quoises in Moorish patterns. and dia-
monds, set to show no gold, in the
grasp of silver claws. Stone canoes
and Intaglios are in great demand
among the more valuable goods, and
large amethysts, once so popular, are
again in favor. Shell jewelry is ac-
ceptable as desirable for street and
general wear. the variegated shell of
lighter shades being now preferred
to the amber tints lately in vague.
Gold necklaces clasp the neck in dog
collars, and in pointed network sim
ulating lace collars. Bracelets. as a
rule, are either wide. massive bands,
or else they are series of narrow
bands called bangles, each of which
represents different patterns, and may
be Of gold. silver or shell. There is a
special fancy in silver jewelry for the
buckles, brooches, sbowl-pits, etc.,
iplaid with coloring in niello-wOrk,
the designs being Japanese. Watch
chains are equally fashionable as
short chatelaines hanging from the
belt, or as long chains passing around
the neck.-[N. Y. World.
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rELEoRApaIc BREvITIEs.

The position OF the Pacific Coast
Senators on the plan proposed for the
electoral count, is somewhat rs fol-
| lows: Sergeant is very much op-
| posed to it, and says that Congress
has no power to reject any vote GER
tilted to by the States. Booth e1-
presses himself in favor of the bill,
| with an exception to some OF Its
| minor features. Mitchell thinks that
the Supreme Court should have
nothing to do with the electoral
! count, and he is therefore opposed
to the plan proposed. Kelly says
both parties must concede something
and this furnishes the easiest way
out Of the difficulty. Jones favors
the plan, and says it will satisfy the
public. Sharon believes that the
electoral vote of the States must be
counted by the presiding officer OF
the Senate. and therefore opposes
the bill. Gorham thinks the plan
| is constitutional, and furnishes the
best outlet for the amiable settle
ment of disputed question. 1t is
the general opinion that the plan
will be adopted by both Houses.
Tlo :.,-.,t;o,t.oc 81 tho Pa or,h1icoy
management Of the Presidential contest
is still continued. Secretary Chandler
was before the committee again yester-
day, ard answered all questions in his
usual forcible wsy.
A grea. snow blockade has delayed
travel on the New York Central railroad.
Trains have been stopped for several
days.
Hors a L. Brown, a croker, is named
as the man who forged the bogus check
on the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany.
Elk Governor Sanders has been elected
United States Senator from Nebraska.
The election gives general satisfaction.
An order has been issued and partly
carried into effect to have the Louisiana
Board appear at the bar of the House.
Ex Governor Wells and General Auder- |
con have thus far responded.
Hoar and Boutwell, are tho principal
candidates for the United States SEN
atorship in Massachusetts,. 13S votes
are necessary to choice. On the third
ballot Hoar had 100 votes and Boutwell, |
IS, and on the fourth ballot Hoar had |
1O4 votes aud Boutwell, 81. No choice |
vet
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

The VIRTUES OF THE EUCALYPTUS
The San Diego World of Saturday
publishes the annexed: Some
months ago the writer read i'll an En-
glish raper of a discovery by some
physicians in Europe of the value OF
the Eucalyptus in early stages OF cold
and fever. Some weeks ago being
taken with severe cold, we made
decOction Of Eucalyptus leaves and
drank it on retiring to bed. the re-
suit was that it brought On a gentle
perspiration and sleep, and i'll tho
morning all symptoms of the cold had
disappeared. A fortnight ago friend
Of ours was seized with cold and fe-
yer. He had aching pains all over
his body, and to avery appearance
hade fair to be confined to his room.
We thought of the Eucalyptus and
told him our experience. He went
home and had = strong detection
made and drank freely on going to
bed. It worked like a charm for he
was i'm perfect health the next morn
ing, only a little weak from profuse
Precipitation. His wife was suffering
from cold at the time and tried the
remedy and found in it a perfect and
immediate cure. One instance more
in our own case. Last night just be
FORE retiring to bed We were seized
with 8 violent chill, accompanied with
pains i'm the back and legs. This was
followed by a little fever. The symp-
toms had presaged very serious i'll
ness \ year or two ago, aud we
thought ominously on the subject.
We sent ont to the street, had some
leaves plucked and our favorite tea
was made at once. We drank about
a pint and soon fell asleep. aud to the
credit of Eucalyptus we say we are
"a we'll to- day as ever we were in our
life. Our opinion is, that the tea is
perfectly harmless TO drink even
largo quantity of. For a medicine
tree we can recommend rybody
to grow Eucalyptus.
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MINING STOCK REPORT

AIMING STOCK REPORT
After the Beard.
California IS bid
Caledonia 1917 bid
Gould anu Curry 1875 bid
Overman 81 asked
Mexican IFS asked
Ophir q bid
Savage 9 asked
Sierra Nevada 81. bid
Best and Belcher 34Is asked
Crown Point 6ss bid, asked
Imperial 81 Soc bid
Alpha Is bid. 49,. asked
Exchequer s.. bid
Justice III asked, ll4 bid
C.s.on Con bid
Bullion o.. bid
Con Virginia 81 bid. j2a4 asked
Hale and NOrcross % bid
belcher Q bid
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LyoS's KArHAlRoN makes beautiful, glossy,
luxuriaIt hair; prevents is falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test Of 40 years. Is
charaiNgly perfumed. and has 10 rival.
my2leod-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

HAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the complexion; removes freckles, tan
and sallowness; makes the skin soft, white and
delicate. Its application Capnot be detected.
my2leod-wfs-l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-20

Highest aud lowest Thermometer for
last "a hours, ending January 10, p. H.:
H,,h.s, thermometer. $50. - degrees
Love,, Thermometer. ...... 81 degrees
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PR oP0 SAILS.

GEALED PROPOSALS, By PHY-
Ssicians having diplomas from dedical Col
leges and Institutes, will rs received at the
County Clerks Office up to the 9th instant, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. for medical treatment and
medicines for all INDECENT sick In the county
for the term of ono year from February l, 1877.
by order Of the Board Of County Commission
ers Of Ormsby County.
T.J. EDWARDS. County Clerk:
January Is. 1S77. 1slSt0
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CRALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
aboard and Care Of the County Poor, for tho
period Of one year from February LIST, 1877. will
bs received at the Office of the County Clerk, up
to the 9th instant, 10 O'Clock A.. n.
Bidders will please state the price per week
for each person: and also the aggregate amount
per month for the whole number, be they few
or many. I. ). EDWARDS, CIeIA:
January Is, 1877. ja16t27
, 1877-07-10
TUESDAY, JULY TO, 1871.


The Chicago produce markets were actirc yes
ter'iay, and generally steady. except that wheat
Wis c2scr Mess pork closed 1oc per brl higher.
Ut s1a 2oGa15.2:; cash and sia h113. III for
August Larl closed Shade krncr, at 3A 90
cash and 81. rs for August Meata werc arm,
nj t,4c per lb for loosc shoufdcra and ntic for
do short ribs. Lake freghts were drm, at l44oc
for corn to 1nffalo. llighwincs were steady. at
s1.os ret gallon. Flour was fairly nettTc. Wheat
clo4ed nc 1o@cr. ss s1.a1A for July AMI e1..l!f
for ..ugres Corn closed Ac higher, at ISAc for
duly and +stc for August. Oats closed atcAdJ. at
;se carh and :NAc for Angnst. nyc WA hrm. Al
GoiSt2c. harley VIA NOMINAL at SocGts1. 90 for
new. seller september. Hogs wcro firm aud 10c
higher, clusiug at 81. B54t;,.10, Cattle were in
active and nominal. at s.. 5oQ.1. 50. sheep wcrc
unchanged. tine hundred dollars III gold would
buy sl0o. Az In gscenhacks at the closo.
, 1877-07-10

propr!ettcs surrounding The 6rst laws Of Nature
and the domestic hearth on The other VIC aro glad
to Ind that this well tntsntIoncd pair not held
to havs established right to dictate new rules Of
action and new ruIcs Of existence to 4 reluctant
and. ~ Il feels, m lnantted world.
Tho second book Ia quito as Objectionable,
perhaps oven morn no. II Is called Tho
Priest in Absolutiou,' and has been printed
by Nitnalistlc society Of clorgyr1en IA
manual for priests in receiving confession,
based npon one In uso in tho Roman Catholic
Church. The questions which It requires
tho priest to aak Of wives, maidens, girls,
and boys arc 30 grossly indicate on tho ono
hand. and, on tbs other, such an outrageous
violation Of the relations OF homo and tho
most sacred condolences Of tho hearthstono,
TINT the book has ratsc<f storm Of indigna.
ing it has beon compiled by society Of
clargymon. Doth tho House Of Lords and
Commons have commenced discussion Of tho
mntter, aud tho Society for tic Prevention OF
Vice is moving to prevent It's circulation. It
iavory evident thnt, 1t this conspiracy againss
tho public morals succecds,-i prcat is a.
lowed to apply a thumbscrew 10 the con-
science and TO interfere with tho mot1csty OF
youth and the de1icate sccrots Of married
life,-it will not be without a struggle against
such mental and moral tyranny. The Lon
tion 1Iaes speaks out boldly for tho English
people, and sounds tho following warning to
tho Church:
They do not caro- what arguments may he al-
duc!b1c In cxcusc for 1t. long time ago they had
somc ccnturtes' experience Of It, and they sec at
The present day what aro tho results It PRODUCES
elsewhere, mud thcr mind IL made up. They will
have Of It. They will have 1t At no price: and
thcrc Is no institution thoy would not raes'tcc,
system they would not repudIatc. II It became the
home and the protection ot such practLccs II this
Society cannot be suppressed among tho clergy.
rough times mar be expected for tho Church Of
ENGLAND.
With such stato Of fooling existing
nmong tho English people, thore ia little
danger that this peculiar stylo Of confession
will mako serious roadway. The average
Driton, who has a distinct notion Of his per-
sonal rights, will probably sottlo thoquastion,
SO far aH hts own family is CONCERNED, by
such disp1ny Of Drawn and nuusclo as will
discourage any pursuit Of tho prurient and
filthy inquiries any further in that family.