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BALTIMORE ADVERfIsIIlIi!.
THDIAE DoCrOH,

l. L. g. SPENCER
Offers his Professional services 10 the citisens OF R.
tfmors. u can cure eli kinds Of Cspcers-take them
out without pain, or the use Of any knife. / can
cure all kinds Of Fits and epssms, Rheumatic Palma
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, OF
any other silnent the human family are subject to-
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, an,
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
psroe. I.wss born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who was among The
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DR.. sPENCkR has removed from Mr.. Buckley's
Boarding House, to
No. 81, HANOVER STREET,
aug lift Baltimore, Nd
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN

SMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet CT mere, In
y Vsri us parts OF tie City, seni GeorgetoEn, at
ew prices, end +eru:s % suit. LLOYD & CO.
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BUILDING STONE.

For sale. deliverable st the Cansl, Or WbSlves IL
Washington, Georgetown, OF Alexandria.
Lloyd co.
18th street., opp Treasury bepsr tmsnt.
iy 2S-Iy
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CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENWARE,
1T CHINA HALL

WYE are now in receipt of our fall assortment,
w consisting of 12S packages (fIon Lv..~
erpool and other sources) Of the above goods EH73
We name in part-French and English China, GSH6
in plain; Gold Band and Decorated Tea, Toilet uRtb
and Dinner Ware; White Granite, Blue Printed and
Fanc7 Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets and pieces sep,
~ srats; Plain. Pressed aud Cut Glassware,
/such as Tumblers, Bowls, Goblets, Wines,
ChamPagnes, Hooks, spoonholders Celeries,
- Dishes, Decanters, Fish Globes, Pitchers,
Oarofes, Finger Bowls, and an endless variety Of
other goods of tn. same class; Plated Ware Cutlery,
Britannia Ware, Plated and Albata Spoons, Forks,
Casters, Cups, Sugar longs, &c; Block Tin Coffee
and Tea Pots, higgins, Chatting Dishes, &c.
We have very large stock of common goods, suit.
able for retailing stores, Of the newest and best pat
terms Stoneware at factory prices.
Goods carefully packed and delivered in any part
Of the city, free Of charge.
All the above Goods will bs soII on the most ac-
commodating terms, wholesale aud retail. at China
Hall BAL Pennsylvania avenue, and 2 60 B street
dec l4-eO1m T. PURSELL & SON.
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JUST RECEIVED
DARN UM's OBlOGEAPHY at

pARNUM's TOBlOGEAPHY at
- SHILLINGT0N'S.
Ldc OF + Bsrnun, written b. himself. in which
ne nsriates bis early history &c Clerk, Mer.
chant, Editor and Snowman
New York Journal for December
"ap OF the Seat Of War, and views CT Sebastcpol
and Balsklaya
Inc Grest Christmas and New Years Rsotter Jona.
than, full of pictures, sor Gale at
SHILLINGT0N's Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner Pa avenue Az 81
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BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES.

w have just received sn imnerse assortment
W of Youths, Boys and Children'S Clothing o.
new and fashionable designs, embrace 81 90 al
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stS5 CoeSS1es
&c I'll. IEz!55i:3 60 .-ys.t, lgei:: -.5si ~.
tNak oats15;be hci % this nstitut,on ,s 70 place
II tbs resnh of1n3iT idEals ercpor fscilities for
'btsni2t' thorough al practicsl mercantile eaa
atom. Young yHsn can bs,c obtain more cor
act Ec5-s etse OF aacrfi -,Finsss matters II few
sesss than can he 80 &:sI l. - rsny yes-e,r any
rs counting i2Lss.
TIE coares u se5l. -32a-zfcJ 5sybie-sai.- botk.
iespn.;, &c If So 9-.oG = .ioG5 deEi ctirsns
( oer.E1ezcs =-5 t-aie. i4c1c2nCls calculations
sueht According . tea Gio3t spr,c-s3 1ae Eho;s-
'rscicGi ecl:Ga- ak7p, cc-cE inS J-ty Ct eZecu-
on nth oosrty {: construction. Lec.lG5s upon
ztrcsnh tie lSv, - - y..ccs .c3Yc1tsEt mercantile
rhiscts, .esiJG tasay Ger points rsSSsGsry for
aco&-.esper o. :c1ire5s man - ILGsEatznd. Time
rcesFGyy for e,3ert 10 ista The oourgs varies
Ca rvs 70 eight ~aess. There being no vacation,
pYiictnts cSr enieE Il shy tine sad attend beth
ay tnd evening Examinations sIe held at sisted
eriods, and diplomas AWARDED 10 these WHO cfs6C.
re. FOG itrn7. - ssri.s End taTs :irc1isr fnr.
rsrded ~ Y-s,I. fAf-Zy
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GREAT BARGAINS.

IfhNFIkLD, BROTHER d co,
~ 229 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, No.
Are DESTROYS CT closing out great portion Of their
present stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry,
Watches Clocks, Fame, Opers Glasses Dressing Cssee
Wri ing Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases, Brcnzes &C. pre-
psratory to receiving their fall supply. Purchasers
will End great bargains. aug At
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CALLAwAY COUNTY, MISSOURI,
JuIH 12fh 19SA
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

flNAE great experience and well-knoWn skill of
l. Prof MCCLiNToCK is q sufficient guaranty to the
public that the following list of Medicines, such as
haFe been constantly used in his practice tor the
last thirty years, will fully sustain by their effects
the valuable qualities attributed to them, and
prove to be the best Medicines ever offered to the
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SOMETHING NEW.


ntPOsiTE TIE MARKET On PEHNsYLvA-
~ MA AVENUE, doors below Ninth street,
Is NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men aud Bows
opened this dsy. DECKER, enc OF the cheapest
Clothing Merchants IN the North, has determined
to oer TO the citizens OF Washington and vicinity
bis excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern prizes
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii ind just such Clothing Store a. has Ionp been
wanted i'll Washington. His motto is chean for
cash, and oNE PRICE ONLY
good substantial goolisn coat he will cell for
$40; and heavy winter paa-s, well lined for 81 25
anc me coats, oVercostS snl vests IN proportion.
Good wool and c1tton uDdcrshir.s, h-4iGry gl9yes,
&c, cheaoer thsn the chespest. nov 1l--tf
TRY DIR. SCWARTZES PUTNONIC BALSAM
! for tbs ours Of Coughs, Cold. Asthma, &c
Also. DR.. ChWARTZE'S WORN DEsTs0YING
SYRUP--nsysr known to fail.
For eaie at sClWARTZE & SONS drug store,
Pa avenue, next to u s. Hotel. nov 10-2m
JUST RECEIVED
A FINE assortment Of Camphene, Solar and Ethe.
n risl oil LAuPS, aIRAND0LE9, 0ANpELk-
BRAs, HALL LANTE6NG. and LANTERNS Of
every kind tbs latest sna seost improved patie, ms
Of paper Shades, dome and other shapes. GLJBES
of every description. Patent spring Co diesticks
and bea attul assortment Of Britain IL Lamps for
fluid or oil, Nursery Lamps, &c.
Brushes Psin's and Oil, Lemp Oils W},,.lcw Glass
and Artists materials IN great variety.
HOWELL q M0RsELL
NO: os5 street, Todds Building.
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MORsE's INvIeoRATING ELI3ER

CAUTION.
DE-. MoRs7'B IsvlaoRAfIN CORDIAL has besn coua.
forfeited by some unprincipled persons.
In future, all the genuine Cordial will have the
proprietor's fso sine pasted the cork of each
bottle and the follosing words blown IN the glass
Dr., II orss's Invfgorattng Cordial,
G. H, RING, Proprietor, MY,
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= HI

: EZ5 CaEAer.
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VII. DR.. MeClintock's Rheumatic b1i1

For internal Use; purely vegetable combination
icr the cure of Rheumatism, Gout, and sll Neural
gc and Rheumatic Diseases. This remedy is offered
with the utmost confidence. 1t has been used most
extensively, and is Gs near . Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases re the world has ever Price PEE bot
tie so csnta.
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Oct Unpaid pledges on life member and lrec.
Tho in .uim:iing his report the Following
sss i'll s
compilation of the work in sash it ha. engaged u be
Ss to .sssss y
in IN All cum $ by he CONS On ptopis - 80 w.
Only s7to Ia. sssn sivern sum. exceeding sle except
Who rcmitsed to treasury $3.50 ss tho Span
made but 30. yesp,id amour. to s.o
ssi hsTs 81 sas
thcnselvcs ito mcmbess rying usually So sometimes S.
'tt be 81; Aav. .a pa
psesea have newer Known N snas
seeoDd in esAsr IN the yesId its
ns.diui 70 ssdSsnssi what e. las =
The word OF the Lord cannot be bound.
lie that hash my vord let him speaa my word faithfully
The Rov. S. K. WHITMAN, in an able speech, then
moved tho adoption Of the foregoing report and
cended BY chas. FHsuson, Esq. 1t was unanimously
The Rev. W. D. MURPHY, Of Oliver street church, also
The President then delivered the following
ADDRESS.
.sseps zSls welcome to anoshs, tAs
a. ss 70 the PROCESS
othe. BIBLE organization IN the vide world advocates
i've. s1ss.ss. b: ssins
Atmosphere
divine. On this platform we each other With the
es.sss Mssssvs1 opps.ssn may y ssi:.d y
Shgsss Stat. to prevent our operations
Msnssefs have been psssas harns.ious We are not
s % 3 and
our dying fellow men becomes every succeeding month
I,RSIs !. ne sssv, that :Pps,
Our s.y been psmI met
snds aSsrass support 70
e.ia; 70
God, have crnTated 20 the pscuia. liberty enjoy in
let. The age in which we 1--we,
Sd ne aeaoninstion IN which u.ry 81 as Aav. been
S'is s's"; WIZ 1
sas Rs s;. r. ; srss
some restriction the Ahts Of
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person p,edtrp cbritsndo assert is pientitude
' a IL e.
old ssst The last palsatisn Of HE hea, This ths
san sssss 70 ais y. sa
4 OF oil Sensmn4tiops Dap lists have sa<snuo nsly
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70: tho same crime and from tho time OF the nsnnsas
Teen bold . sslsse cad msias.a .ssis views
T SsSd snsS,s to m IS h sas s1
Shes 70 ho as .n re esnsy 10. Sos
form appeal tho living orasles the revealed mind and
sreh ssesuch Tia cousArysueh principles
WIN that ,as SsS. .s
dud TO originate and ehs rsh in oar hearts earnest
The rules By which strcsd the roviers Of the Bishops
& we ssi asas Of our b.r
.sesins 70 hnsy That Cos has rsyssisd produce:
create disturbance in sinful world Tho inspired Apcs
Yu ss ss S n. y sIna
q neal rsors great until The
8s ~ wisS N. slse e.
vr S Of % Sass;
King ne ssy, Sn, had been ps.mseS sy kin e
would savc cbapGed the whole asrect Of religious Affairs
and Tx
fer towards pulling down infant sprinkling that
rTs sTs sTS no s sssh q sSss eona
personal matter between aud mann Ist An aha.
sSsS w. ne truth IN Jesus The
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Woe q God ar hav free course snd be sie
acted upon from the .esnniaswho can measSe the cor
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Count 81 General Sessions.

OcT. 5-AssauN ~ WoHan.-James shechan vHs
indicted for assault AMI battery committed tAs
person OF Margaret Meehan It appeared fem tho ev-
dence that the e9h day of July last Margaret Mss-
han standing 1t tho door of her residence 8
Orange street. when sheehan, who lived the adoiAing
houre knocked her down without any pIovocaton, anA
kicked her while she was the ground The prisoner
produced evidence and his counsel while addressing
the jury frequently interrupted by the court for
SUNNI facts which were not subj tanta.ed BIZ the Wit
The counsel commended that the house
by Margaret Meehan OF bad reputation but h1s
Honor remarked that this reason why It's inmates
should not be protected from violence The jury without
leaving their seats found the OF the
sau whereupon juror said he could not sgrec il that
.ns uy Amen ~ ana .sr
Larcsny.-Msrtha Scrof. . cocEad woman, was ia
diotsd for stealing certain articles clothing from Nina
By Miss Livingston last Monday xssk AZ servant, and
st ten O'Clock the evening tina clothes (consstipg
Of dresses, clocks &c and tia colored girl were bstA
house after the prisoner arrested but though
the police officer not produced to tnat It
discovered In her possession. plea set up for
the defence, that in the indictment the prsonF vas
charged with stealing from MINI Livingston, whs her
the Court thu ground that the former the
BY which the party was publicly known. Tee jary.
Larceny Israel Covea young N sn seventeen ysArs
Of sge, indicted FAR stealing gold watch Of the
value Of S2 and one six bar: revolver OF the value
Hudson street. lhsra was no ert renee Whatever -
substen,iate the change, ve.diss-sOt gully.
Stealing Wdtch.--Hram Fl Horton indicted FOE
stealing gold wEsch, valued ut Sl00, from Isaac r.
wilkins On the 18th Of September las. both parties
were in wilkins. shop: the watch hanging up at
the time in his rest pocket wilkins went away to got
some tobacco, and when he returned he mfsssd his
watch and forad that Hoztsn had gone Vsrdict-Nee
guilty.
Grand Lcenny John Wilson was found guilty q
stealing croatia and pantaoons OF the value of $50 from
John Patctall 40 Water street. The police Officer de-
tected the prisoner in the act Of committing the theft
Sentenced to the state prison for dive years.
The court then adjourned for the day.
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Coxart M AuUcoIs.

OCr 8 Nos SO, 81 rescrvcd for October 0.
No 6S, reserved for October IL
No. Cl, Mayor, Be-, OF New 70 k against Colgate. On
Argument. Richard Mott for appellants; Il. J. Dillon,
Tor res, or dent.
Calender for Oct 4-NoA Ok, 81, CO, CT, 81, 90, Al,
50, TO- 10.
Der 4-yoRyyG SESSION. ---6l, Concluded.
1o9 Ixcbapged for ca and reserved for NO 10.
90 Judgment eral tenn rctorycd, and special term
afirmed by detauit
81. Qusckenbnsb against Johnstown aud Fulton Rail.
road COMPANY Argued J Wells for appellant; N. hill,
,r.. for respondents.
ca Hood sgainst Mani attain Fire Insurance Company.
On srgpmelt NJ & Rdvel for appellant Daniel D. Lord
for respondent
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n'rom the ashpgton sentiasi Dc.
Yesterday afternoon, the I've clock train vas q
ths passengers AT the Annapolis juctiou Judge M
SOD, of Maryland, actoupaned by Judge I~graud -
other gentlemen got !" 'ns cara, aud, On tho way,
Judge Mnso, discovered coiored whom he rccpx-
piKed fellow who had decoycd some nine or -
slaves from their msstsrs He told the fact the csa
ductor, Mr. Owen Humphreys. who ovsrhauIed his
tickeia and found that the properly sqthor-
ICED to travel the road, bonded for and hAA
and the law wsfe invsived He, therefore, toM JuSss
Mason that he hAd authority TO arrest him The
Judge remarked that justice should be Cone VIII shs
conductor informed hsm that there police oHRosr
in the cars who could arrest the "iugi.ive" a.
derstood resulting in the introduction Of officer Bushs
to whom Judge Mason made tho stateeas that he had
msce to Conductor Humphreys In the meautime, the
conductor discovered the fugitive IL the private depart
white woman snd ordered him ont. About this 1ue.
officer Brfher approached and gently arrested The
man struck tho ecer under tbs r, sse 'i1
three Of bis knucGies In Baaiers face Gearing No.
badly, and bringing the blood The officer was d.
medately SUSTAINED BY tho passengers who eaasavsr-
ed to secure the prisoner, and du'ing the operation
gentleman, nsmed Stone had bis thus bitten badly -
the furious fellow. Great excitement ensued-some e
the passengers making for tho negro kill him but
Conductor Humphreys nterfe-sd for tho sake OF to
officer and others succeeded IN hnndcung the fellow ~
securing BIN In tbs baggage Here he WAS a irss-
cible and required much sxeron to make him bshave
himself At this stage Of matters two persons appeared
MI Robertson, Of Who n s s sSs
Gaddes Of Baltimore confronted them and with stAens
assisted the cnfcer. On arriving In Baltimore o6asar
Chisholm sent for, aad teok the prisoner 70 -
southern district watch house. and this morning hs trial
was to take place, Judge Mason being summondsd - 49,
tfy in the matter On questioning the black fes 10
answered that his name Dan Thomas-tha* he waA
born Haxsrstowp Maryland and had been fer tvs
years past in the employ of Mr.. Kelly the gsatiemaa
from Philadepi, who interered for him Ths white
Lady who sat besce him In the private cars he said was
the wife Of Mr. Kelly, and he wanted Mr. K. cent Ter
to furnsh him with money This at the lad
Ing IN Baltimore and whom the conductor went to search
for Mr. Kelly he among tAs missing, was AlseMr.
Robertsou
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NEW VERSION OF THE SMRTURES

AmnzvrrSaay OF che American Bible Union
BUSINESS NETTING.
The preliminary busin meeting Of the American Bible
Union held est<rdsy morning tn the -cture
attached to tho First Baptist Church. In Broome street
The PrssidsDt the Rev Dr.. Cone, took tao chair al
O'Clock, over two hundred delegates from every
psrtot the Union, present. Tne were
commenced " Ia sir giDg and prayer.
The Committee Nooinst'on0 reported the following
for officers and msnsgers Of the Union for the
ensuing year, end this port wss adopted
Preioens- Eev. spe noer II. Coma. D. d.
ico n esideDts-tev Aselsy, D D.. Ne~ York; Rsv.
Sa.ssa
.y ssy 3n.sDs Tsv C. onsi'a osfIRsr'y sS g.
Sc i,ss D. fssid.n. o. TO asss1a 's sssoe:
s s. w.oa sSn Sss Ess
ssss sRus 1n PrS f n ssr Wheel
l{tsa Illinois; Hon, Isaac Davis h:ass:; Rov, John Il
Il @ xsa = Of
h hss Sus ss. hfs
ss :ss rp:afs I Hsfsn'S s.r s
sh.nnsn Presdsn. Of The yp;sIsiy q .s STATE Mo-
ee x k.s A!ss.ss nS Now SSsp
s'v Rev oSs w.
:s.;s'ss sss';'syy Whitney. E'''''
Maasse,.1ihIss Yssys- sam. Baker VIM, HlInsn
L. sSss. stephen ~hin: I. q Marsh ) s. ps.srs:s ''
Two " Ars-GearEc w Abba r. n. Jones, Jos W. Bur-
dsn s. Parpesc s. +. Shepard John W. Saries Isaac
T imtb. Trip W. IL Waterbury.
One ear 1bomas Armi,ase. c. A. Buckbcss H. J. Eddy,
G. Hopkins. Vim u. MUIR by stephen Reuisgton James
IL townsend, John b. Wells. W. j. Dugsn
Committees were sppontet on the following
On Arrange nts the spanish scriptures English
do, the German do, and the Italian do
The seventh article Of the const ution amended
the executive board consist OF twenty
mansgers instead OF twenty four the OF which
originally composed.
The following Ccnnttse CT Arrangement was appoint
ed-Rsv Charles Morton, Pennysn; Rev. WV Beech,
Preston, Conn Rev Frank Remington PrsdeI teton,
Ohio; ev lAyd p. Marryatt, Coviugtc., Penn Mr..
VIM Hillmap, N. Y.
Tho Senediction then pronounced ty the Rev DR..
Cone, and tho meeting separated
GENERAL MEETING.
The public anniversary Of the Bible Unoa held in
the church. very large audience had ssssbed there
by 10 o'clock A. N. The Rev Dr.. Cor sprcsided. and
was supported by Hon. Judge Swain, n H. Wyskon,
Gorreer ending Secretary, and W. Colgste, Treasurer.
tbs proceedings commenced by r;aging the 1924
hymn nfts. which the Rev. j. A. Smith from England,
read from tho b5th chapter OF Isaiah, se Rev VIM.
Hutchinson prayed
The following Is the Treasurers reports thcn read By
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-hs Halifax SYa says that In consequence OF the good
Of Nova SCOTIA four tsrres o. -four viii 10
ouircc FROM ssrsad tae coming pear whsrs tan barrels
' ere cSaspmsA dnIpx shs psi two ycNw.
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HAp FArALrrUs N CANADA--We hear Of two
fatalities occurring lately In Canada Of unusually
elsnchsly character In this vicinity Of shsrbrook,
two ladies riding In chase whom the approach q
railway train frightened the horse, which backed on
precipcs, One Of the hdses, whose name We did not
death. The other, whsn tAksn up Was alive. and vas
conveyed TO her home. Her mother, upon seeing the
condition Of her daughter, from fright and excitssnt
was seized with . at and died
The other case occurred como distance above ghsr-
brook. Abcy engaged In nshing fell from building I'm
20 the rapids OF the river Frenchnan nsar b, az
current was very swift but he reaches the bey, WHOM
be placed under ono ARM and with the other sraok cut
for the shore. He had accomplished In this way cvr
bali mne. whom hs arm struck rock, which psisas1
bis eSorA. ard both nan end bog esnk 70 We eottea
end were drowned.
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Theatres and Exhibltions.

ACADEMY OF kUsc.-The opera announced for this
large assemblge Mad. Grisi, who is conssdssed ths
hast representative Of NormA at present the stag.
sweet vocalist and great favorite as Adagisa; sgusr
Mario ~ Polio and Sguor susui 40 Or,veso Az this
opera contains many musical gems and a. # may Be the
last time viii be presented Adviss al to emorace
tho present opportunity Of hearing Bslins insprtng
music.
BROADWAY TnEATpx.-Ths popular American trsssdiaa
motto this evening in Bulwers beautiful play Of tho
"Lady Of Lyons - being the last night bat Of hia
engagement The farce Of the Two Boneycsstls.' win
appear on Monday next
BowRy TMArRx Tho benefit Of Mr.. Grifnths, vsry
popular performer Is to take place this evening The
entertainment provided TOR tho occasion comprises Tho
piece Of the Fire Raiser the comedletta of " Mr. and
Mrs. whitc, and the melod,ama entitled the !" H1lse
and his Men, together with great variety Of singing
and dancing.
Nmro's GARDEN The RAvels appear to night in IA
new psptomilae Of nAsphodel" and the very amusing
pantomime Of the Choppers All the Ravels, togsthsr
with AarzetH, Vaughn, B!or din NINE Marzett and Nms
Axei appear. There VIII also BE- grand advertisements
called In Pere pAndslouse," IN which the accom-
Phshsd dAnseuses nns Yrca Matthias. WIS Frank and
Mmc Narzetti Will appear In various dances
Burrows THHATnzA-Those three and very
full pieces, styled the Moustachs Mania" "Ne~.a-
Days. and the 'FilIbuster are to b spsstsd to night
Johnston, Jordan Merchant, Fishsr Andrews, Holman
Miss saaoa, Mrs Burton, Miss Raymond. Miss Hushsss
Miss Lee and Mrs. Holman
lshed favorites seott and Barry win sustain the
characters Of Long Tom CoAan and Lsut Barnstaele-
G. L Fox aud Nrs Jones VIII Also appear In It. The To-
cal drama OF "Fashion and Famine'' WIN Likewise -
played, with the same cast
WA11Acx's TmA1Rx.-Kenny's comedy Of " Spring sod
Autumnn win be the leading feature this evening In
which Mr. James wallack, Mr. Blake, Mrs. Blake ADD
Mrs BRoughAm viii appear. Brougham's comedy, Of
" Ny Cousin German which Il received with moro and
more favor every night Is also TO Be performed with
Bake and Lester IN the principal parts.
METROPOLITAN TmAns--rhe psw play Of sIucsua
Bsrgia" Il to b repeated this evening Kiss julia Dean.
the aeeempshsd Amsran actress appearing - Lucse.
Tia Eddy - Gubetta and Pope GennAro. The Sisters
Rousset viii appear In grand advertisements, and shs
farce Of . "Nisht Embrace win terminate AL
AxE1cAS Musuux-The same attractive bill Of entsr--
tsnment which wss given here ysstsay ate moan And
evening, 10 30 repcsted to-day complies the ufaoA
Of the 'vilags Pro6gate" In the afternoon. and II
popular and exciting drama Of Eustsehe" in the even
Ing.
to draw full houses. A Ans ban for TO night.
BucKIEY's SERxHApns--sO cinderella" 10 70 be playa
again this evening bsDs tia last night but sas q is
MsrTlx1cs, HArr, l72 Broadway Woods Ethiopaa
Minse ls are becoming more popular every night TAey
offer fYst rate bill foT this evening.
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sser Witch ca tcfe~ssu hitter ou Profssasr r =
CcrsBt, d. Of kschsster Utivsssis,, wus rosl -
oosstsgy ohsanfed. and tire convsntos aojsurnsl u
hall past tes en- in tbe eye1ing
BvEnysG SESSION.
There was an uIsusIly large attendance ct the Oo.-
nfioa last esering about hour before the Aspsnt
e5 time confer Gee raersng hsld In tbs iec.urs
roc OF the CT urch at which brief addresses were a "a
by Rev M ArTnttege, Mr. Gallon Mr. Coix.ts Nr
WNhssps, and others After the adj the osa.
veph Was called 20 osde- b. Rev Dr Cone aud ths
exercises were conrepcsd By the sisgnr OF ths 7s2s
fyrs sfter which p ayer wes msde by Rev. G. f11-
jpefo,, a Ohio The v0e Of the sveaoy was oc,assea
BY hev J. NJ Prediction, " ksotucks. sho in 4 iev~
and stie oiscours revieset tho sajs-tiate msds b.
Eessrt. Jchs WHtsr Of albany, snd Judge Joaes II
PhaScpha aaairst the islnn az the scrip ures at
the conclusion OF hls the dogoogg shsnk
ed, ana the Convention shj urned till nias o. deck -
morrow morning, when ann her conference VIII be ksA
previous to the regular meeting.