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DAN RIC E.S
GREAT SHOW.

The most Novel. Unique aud ENtraordinary
Exhibition upon Earth.
SUPERB EQrI.>rR AN TROUPE.
GREAT GNMNASTIC CORPS
TRAINED ANIMALS
such as cannot 30 produced an any ,tbrr nat oTts
world, will "E'ihit, Afternoon AID Evening
AT JUDICIARY SQUARE. WASHINGTON.
On MONDAY, October 18th. IsR
Performance AZ half past z. and half Tasi7.pm
Admission, Is Cent?. Reserved seats, ID C.r-,
DAN RICE,
ne greatest Of living humotists.wIl sppesr dur--
To 1h Rse ,bgn e. tbs bslrc hIs FAREWtLL
IoO through the United Sta es.
A PERFORMING RHINOCEROS.
" only one ever trained Ga AIS age or country.
An ELEPHANT THAT WALKS rHE Tlcur RorE.
HIGHLY TRAINED HORSES,
GGMNASTo AND ACROBATS,
DARING RIDERS.
GORGEOUS PAGEANTRY.
PERFORMING SYRIAN GOAT
AND LEARNED KANGAROO,
ARTISTES. ARTISTES!. ARTISTES..
MAGNIFICENT BAND.
TIE ORIGINAL COMIC MULES,
The FUNNIEST Animals al Creation,
And an Infinite variety Of other sterling attractiprs
are combined IN this
LETLATHiN EKHIBTTTON'
~ 81 ls more eNt'l sIve more brilliant, and m"rN
Sisitss TOR ina any %tscr Show which hss ~
flctsoTilsl and Descriptive Balls and LrthograFrs
Tor iuIl particulars.
REMEM sER-THlS L. DAN RICF'S LAST
APPEARANCE A. A HUMORIST
This show ful6s Its PROMISES and performs a. n
afveTtses.
TIE GRAND CAVALCADE.
C"nsIstl"g If the
And ~ Ent, VIZ Rsts e ;, 95tRc Esis.ll. hment
black PenusyivanIa Horses.'
VIII enter town at al 10 q m,
KEYSTONE BRA$S RAND,
Led hy tho 'NGuisltc hugier.
&C 3-M,W.s&M II. CASTLE. Aren't
ODD FELLOW HALL.
MONDAY EVENING, October 10, ls7p.
60 AND SEE rHE GREAT CouFDr.x ~ rHE Ass.
=. s. SANFORD.
THE Pro WEIR OF lTFN-STRELST.
acknowledged hy the Press Al d the Pubic >, havus
THE REST TROUPE OF MINISTRIES
n the World; vii APPEAR EVERY EVENING;
Every evening durIug the week.
CARDIFF Manager takes grca, pleasure n
announcing To has friends and ne public gene =
nat ne W ~ open series OF uuig ne and FashIuusbe
ETHIOPIAN MELANGES commencing on me
Produced Dive easements both Musical. MIlthfu.
tnd rerpsichorean, which. for the pact ten Years
ave won Tor tho MANAGER an envIahle reputation,
eceivIng the highest encumiuns, hoth ofthe press
md the many patrons fhis Opera House, Phi AIDE
or the present, purposing 10 make a tour fo- few
Feeks, IN order TO meet the respective wishes ~
hose whose business fscilItes wal not permit
matt Philadelphia.
: : SANFORD, Manager.
SANFORD AND HIS
ASSOCIATES ARE THE
STARS OF THE PROFESSlUN'
DIE BULL MYERS.
JOHN Lands, aud
Dill X SIITEk,
Whose names are household words. are a Sufcient
a-anty Of the capabilities Of the Troupe, together
With additional favoTltes, fOrns
COMPLETE TROUPE,
ap' be of producing all the beauties Of Mnstrts'
Admission q cents. Doors open At o'oloca'
erfOrmanoes commence 81 O'Clock. &C ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

H Methodist reviyals are progressing in Bal
tnore, with considerable access 10 the hurch
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TcRrUFrNG HIN.-Judge Blacks reJcndcr to
the " oc>'-r speech Of Senator Douglas published
IN Thursdays C,HSttfHi''H Is destined 20 obtain
as wide celebrity his original utter demolish-
ment Of the copyrighted essay. This last article
from Judge Blacks pen meets fully every allega-
ton OF Mr.. Douglas against his - observations,
except these vituperations with which the Illinois
Senator asSailS him personally. in the blindness of
his rage. If there was anything whatever left
of Mr. ID : squatter- SOvercig nty demacogsm.
judge Black has certainly. in this last article, ut
trrly exploded it. He makes Mr. Douglas. 10y the
hyr. himself prove that he fii insist the doCtrn"
that Territorial Legislature NAV lawfully cnnts
cat" slave property brought into the Territories,
and shows that in DENYING the fact with assumed
indignation Mr.. Douglas has entirely abandoned
the substance OF what he COntendcd for rs being
the rights If Squaters in Territories. in the copy
righted ESSAY. Or in other words that Mr.. Doug
| les is trying to wriggle backwards out of his
| d lenna. through the hole by which he entered
into it with such flourish. of trumPetS and super
| abundance of theatrical appliances to enable him
to AIRY popular opinion by storm ere the doctrines
| upon which he profe>sed TO stand could be duly
ScrUtinized for the better information Of the public
| uue1rn,d in the law.
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FOG

80 nMFokTER Or ZUO
"a AVE, FOREIGN FRUITS, PA. AVE-
bio r nh SITS. CONFECTIONS, Wiliards hot,l
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, &c,
pegs leave Ia the gnLon his friends and
the public generally To his New store, under VIII
Old e,tah ,sbJsn st "Psnea IA c?nhsxinn with his
celve any orders for superior CONNECTIONS OF his own
Importation.
ALSO, all orders for Dinners, Surpers, Balls and
Private Parties, which will be se.I ed up in his in
lmitable style, with the same prom ptness and dis.
patch which he has hitherto shown. ocs
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE TO THE Pr BLIC.-Make your Pur
chases before o'clock, and not 81 10 o CLOCK q
some advertisers invite. By doing 50 you shaitrl
the " Tyrant's" power, and confer e-sustainlhs
comfort on suffering humanity. ,,,,.,,,
&C 4-6ts OBSERVER.
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ENrLoTMENT OF CAMELS N TIE I-XIrEnSTArE>
~tRN lcE.-A letter has recently been received by
the Secretary OK War from Supt. Bealc, dated
Fort TcIpn, California, in which the writer speaks
IN Tn" strongest terms of the great advantage to lie
derived from the employment Of camels IN the
public service in the West. lie states that he
lately tried efectualIy the comparativ" value of
mules and camels as pack animals and the exper-
imcnt proved beyond all question the great sure
rority OF the camel both rs regards rate of speed
and amount of burden. From what he had read
h. dreaded the difficulty which seemed to present
themselves in breeding Them but his experience
had satisfied him that they were AZ easily bred as
cows and calves. lie prefers them, for all such
purposes that he has engaged them on. to three
times the same number Of horses and mules
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

Nor So.-There isan error in the statement now
going the rounds IN our newspapers. that Admiral
Hop. at present ferving in the Fast Indies, was
Captain of the British frigate Endymion that
fought the American frigat" President off Sandy
Hook, New York, on the 18th of January, ISIS.
The Captain of the Endymion was Henry Hope.
who was appointed Captain in the Royal Navy.
2lth of May. letr~: Rear-Admral of the Blue on
the 9th of November. 1eiG: Vice Admiral of the
Blue. on the ID of April l-19; and Admiral of the
Blur. on Tie 10Th "r JanuoT,, l-J~, which Office
he NOW holds on the active list. ne was born in
The year H..
The Admiral now serving in the last Indies,
and who headed the Inflated attack upon the forts
nj the mouth of the rIvcr Pciho in China. on the
18th "f June last. is James Hop.. who was ap-
poi Captain in the Royal Navy on the 2Sth of
June, l~:'N; and Rear-A dmiral of the Blue on the
10Th Of November. 1851. He was appointed Com
mander-in-Chic in the East Indies. on the 18th of
January. l~59. The screw steam frigate Ch-Sa-
pcake, OF 81 guns and loo horse power is his lag-
ship. lie was born on the Sth of March I-te
The two AdmiralS are cousins
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On the It'll inst, a small married. stone set
IL BREASTPIN, betwee I'D and 9Th streets.
Any person returning IL To Mr. RohInson's jewe ~
store To JNO. WAT +, corner I'D and q streets,
WI | receive q liberal reward. oc 3 IT
STRAYED OR STOLEN From the suhsr-ihe-,
- on "Wednesday, TWO HOGS one ~A
was black and white the other IA lowDfN
mostly white. The above reward will beSA-u.USs
given for their return to THOS. MGRRY, 4 St
north, between LIST and III SITS. No $50 1t
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WANTS.

XVANTED-A WET NURSE. Apply at 33O
w 5'h street, above Massachusetts Az. IL
NIANTED-Eysry person to read the advertise
w ment al the Merry Social Club and slso to
attend tho party. 1t
NHANTED-A CoLoRED WOMAN. who Is
w < BOD cook, washer and Irnn-r. Good wages
wal Oe given {" competent person. Apply st =.
w. corner "i h and l2th sts. &c S-5t'
NANTED-O One hundred gentlemen. accomPa-
w MED hy lsdIes, 10 attend the Crane COtIlion
Party To- he given bS the Merry Social Club. FO-
further particulars see advertisement IN smother
column. 1t
IS HORSES and CAR Is. To- haul stone and gravel;
S SeS2 = per u''' JAS :. PIPER, Contractor.
w dra, Va a HEAD W AFTER to take chSre
81 the dining room. Also, Four Colored Walters,
One ne sc ,s'! and Two washer-wOmsn.
WA%TpE D; yEXPEBLE;NCED cor
vc5s and Printers, $40 Pa. avenue. between 9TH
and 10Th SITS. s-St
WANTED-s handsomely furnished ROOMS,
restaurant. Address Box SOD, Post Office.
oc7-St'
WAXTED--FoUR JoURNEYMEN PLAs-
rERERS. APPlv 20 SULLIVAN STEW
AIT Re- on on Pa avenue between 18th and 18th SITS
WANTED.SLX CARPENTERS. Enquire Of
W JOHN OFFUTT, corner Of 18th and X
street, or WIN FINLEY, Tohaoconist, corner Of
7th and streets. immediately. 81 per day.
WANTED-A 6rst-rato PLUMBER, None
w other need apply. G.. SNYDER,
&C I-t Plummer and Gas filter.
MECHANICS.-I wish to employ, immed lately,
lsl two hrst rate SH EFT IRON WORKMEN.
&. WOODWARD No. 31s Pa. Az,
oc between 10th and nth SITS.
WANTEDaA. good COOK, WASHER, and
w IRONER for a small family References
required. Apply At No. al street, near I4th.
&C 6-St'
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-SII hrst-class
w PRESS BRICK WORRMES, for which the
highest wages will be given. Apply 81 the new
PTesby terrain Church. At the corner Of New York
avenue and st., or TO GEO. T. LANGLEY, 800
l. st. &C 6-St'
"ANTED-Haf Store on Pennsylvania ave
w nue., north side between 9Th and 18th streets,
embracing one good show window, for p business
that cannot fail tn attract custom largely to any
| other business carried on on the same premises
ANY one dis posed 10 rent such premises will please
address for further information, note to &c. w. "
| Star office. l-du
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SELF-RULING ENyELoPES.-The samples of this
new style of envelopes having been submitted to
the Department and approved, it is thought as the
contractors have stated their ability to supply the
various Post Offices as soon as authorized, that as
ea-ly as Monday next, the sale of these envelopes
will be commenced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

The AMERICAN Press on THE CHINESE VIC
ToRN.-Clulte ninc-tenthS Of our exchanges now
that all the facts involved are known seem to
unite in the opinion that the English Justly de.
served their late punishment at the Peho Or.
IN other words that the Chinese authorities were
justified in preventing the passage of the British
fleet TO Pekin, by force of arms; not having slip
ulated to permit foreign squadron to sail up
their river.
In this country, the expectation is now general
that the Chinese will satisfy the world that the
representations Of their Commissioners at Canton
concerning the route their government desired
the ambassadors to travel by. and the alleged
preparations for their safe conduct to Pekin by
that route, We're true to the letter
"'>'' ''I''I- I.,.t{.,l.I..
candidate for Governor on the Lecompto tic ket.
/ elected by 1000 votes over his competitors and
Hon. Z. l.. Scott and Burch. candidates for Con-
greSs, by from seven to ten thousand votes The
Hon w. NJ Gwin and Hon. c. L. Scott were to
have left for New York on the 2Uth September en-
route Tor this city.
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ARMY ORpERs-Lieut. Il. d. Bailey. Second
Artillery, has been ordered from the headquarters
OF the army to join company r., Second Artillery.
al Fort Leavenworth. The order directing Lieut..
Col j. b. Magruder to proceed to Fort L..aven-
worth without delay, has been renewed by the
War Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

ARMY lNTELLIGENCE.-FirstL Lieut. r. II Gar
land 9TH infantry. now stationed at Camp FLOYD
Utah Territory. has had leave of absence granted
TO him, and is on his way to this city where hi.
family reside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-08

Loss OF Observation-Disclosures has reached
the Lighthouse Board that the bcll-b ,at moored
on Boone Island. on the coast IF Maine has been
run into and sunk. 1t is doubtful whether it can
he recovered
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ADJUSTMENTS.

XNASHINGTu\ THEATRE.
w Mana ca Mr. :. ". GLENN.
Iou N,sbtb-t o. Y %. S.a,sa.
Most positively last uEbt OF the erIuon, traceii,n
Mr.. BARRY SULLIVAN,
TINS MS, = Ey y.l:H
NJ 4 n r II
Macbeth .-..--...---.... NJ. Rsr-y ~u.rr,-
Lady Macbeth .-..--....-.- Ms. W. C.G.aIs ara
Overtare---.......-..---- -.-.-. ..-.-. Orchastrs
10 TaE L S5 OF IaE fi G5s sF''
Polly Ann with songs - Mr.. -. n Chapgr
On MONDAY Mr.. PETER RICHINGS and m.
hesHifq =; spa d; sEGgwPshed daughter MISS CARO-
IL Doors open al q L. : performance r. com
mence 81 a toe. AdUsS - cents =" dress c.rra
orchestra chairs. - private hnN"s. IS
I LIBERTY HALL, ,,rr,,,p,,
oSATU RpAr EItEiNG. oe1 ,,.,r. s,h
Do and ''" 'ss s9f saS SfGiaSn Of the A'''
THE BEsT TR 1Gf pF f , msffENiasrKFLs ~
SANFORD .xbb H His WORLD
ASSOCIATES ARE THE
STARS cor THE PROFESSION
half price. Doors open az O'Clock: performance
commence ~ "'c."cN n
h JULIANA MAY
VII 1--WE T~o
Ora ID VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
tONC TS
A. PHILRdENONTC HAIL.
On the Evenings Of TIT RSDAN. the 18th. aud
| SATI RDAl. me i5th Of Octuher.
Assisted hy the following eminent artists
| ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
| The 81 Pianist:
| Nr. CHAS r. ADAMS.
The celebrated Tenor of the Boston PHI .harmr-.,
| and liandei aud HaAdU SOcI' tees and
| Mr. II. u. THUNDER.
| pIanIst ard Csndur'u-
ADMISSION 9 R"serysd Sests - c'uts eNrr'
Mr.. j. r. Ellis aud Mr.. w. u. M-tzerott
| Doors open AT o'clock Concert % cowrna~'a
ttR.
EORR HALL, GEoRGErou,.
FOR ONE WFEK ONLY
| Commencing WEDNESDAY, October 5. r5,l
ID r.. Il 4. \ IL. :
WONDERFUL
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NEPOI 4 EBELLIDN
Tho Most Wonderful uf ali Modern Miracles.
embracing an astounding combination 1t
EIGHTY THuT SAND MnyTN. AN N,uHNG MuuFr .
OF MEN. Ror~I.>. AND ANNALS.
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ldGHT-H"UsE INSPECTOR APPOGNrEp-Com.
mahder A NJ. Pcnnock has been appointed Light
House Inspector for the New York district. vice
Commander Radford, dettched
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(fALL SOON
AND SAVE YOUR MONEY,
II YOU want suoply oi that superior IS cer Is
c4sPJ oft. VI i0"
Also, lot OF superior LADIES' BATH POST
double thick, at the extraordinary low price OF
SIS Per ream. The chPlpeJt lot Of papers ever
"nered IN w ashlngtln. from trade sale, at
Oc3 SHEPHERDS. cor 18th and ID SIS
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1ETHE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW
~ York avenue Presby terrain Church will he
.HIu WIN Masonic ceremonies on MONDAY next
the 10Th inst, at p. m, precsely after which "a q
MONIES, Rev. CYRUS DICK>oS, p. D.. of IA more
ElHdeiver an address; Rev. SEPTIMUS TUSrIN ID
d., Will offer the invOcatury pray, r; and Rev p ID
HIRLET: ID. d.. Pastor Of { he Church. VII close
the religious services at the hour with approximate
remarks. Tha public are cordially Invited To ct.
tend. no 6 a.
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{ ALL AND EXAMINE DEMPSEY 4
OIODLES Specimens of WEDDING NOTE
Pa av, nue., bet u cen grh and
W" cts Oc8-5t
CIlILDREN'S FANCY CAPS-A large supnly
- OF CHlLDREN'S FANCY CAPS, Of ever
sly lie, just received at - - ''
oc8 81 JAS. Y. DAViS'S
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JERUSALEM CHURCH-North
lS CAPITOL, bstlc.sH 3 amt & Stre,tA- rhe dIs
course on SABBATH MORNING will be- from
Rev. 1873. Seats free and all earnestly invited IL
1%IOUNG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCI-
LIS ETf.-A special meeting o. this society
Will he held at Gunzsga College, r. near 9th street
on SUNDAY AFTER NOON next, October 3. at s
O'Clock. to make arrangements to he present Cby
reGuest at the conservation of st. AIoysIus'
Church. By order
r. McNERHANY, President
J.. j. MCHENRY, Rec. Sec. Oc7-2t
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~COCPON BONDS OF THE WASHING
~ TON GAS LIGHT COMPANY are So fe
ana desirable Investment. being in sums uf i've nun
dred dollars each, redeemab.e January 2, 1862 and
Dearlhg interest At rate of per cent. per annum
and are fnr sale hv RIGGS \ 20 .na
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Acknowledgement
DISCHARGES FROM

DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR AND PARTIAL
DEAFNESS CURED.-Dr HARTLEY Is prompted by the purrs
and motive prbh snothsr s OF recent
~ ID, oted him The parties OF the highest rrspectaby
sud will gladly testify skill Of Dr. IL and the -efs real
lied from bis extraordinary aud s.ll treatment.
Mr. Charlie. kanbnu cured Of dts barge the Ear
and pertial Deae caused by scarlet age three
tie Ia H. and b. at No. 81 MursJst New
York CITY.
Mr c. C. shrop upward Of so year. Old years Deaf with
adj, the bead-cured entirely Residence No. 3
West Washing place, NV York.
Mr. William Slvey, No ~ CourtlsDdtst New York City
Capt Charles Anderson, Sauserties, Ne~York
c. c. Clute, Schenectady Nes York
Charles Townsend, Conwell Orange Co Newfork.
Theodore Butcher, No. 20l West S7th 81, kewYOrk
Mrs. Harshoru, at Demerest's Broadway. New YORK.
Mr. Paine, musician We1 Point Nsw-Y0rk.
T. N Inns Importer, No. g7 W sshiugtous., New-York.
r. T. Greene Conductor Brooklyn City Railroad Brooklyn.
W. Il. Crane, RoudoUt, New York.
A. MsKown, Harlem. New York.
Mrs. Gardner No n Markets, New York
James A. Babcock, No 100 fUlton-st New York
A. A. Jayne, No $50 Centrr-s.. New York.
John Dugl.s., No. 2l5 Bay st., Jeney City
Tbouss Haywood, No. 81 Stanton. st., New York.
Claudus Miller No. o. Bedford st., New York.
w c. Squire No. "a Courland.-st ~ Railway, n J.
Dr. h. Bells nephew, Auburn New York.
James r. Burtis, Glass Works Chicago, Illinois
Mr. JEmss Burnett Pleasant Valley foughkeepsie, NJ Y
Mr. b. S,ophenson's child, jacksonville. Illinois
p Herdmen, eco Counsellor at Law No. Is Chamberss
Newfork City.
Seth Paine Broker and Editor Chicago Illinois,
Mo Rebecca d. Howard, Fsirbasen. Massachusetts.
Miss Sarah Swsine, Nantucket, Massachusetts,.
Miss Prince, Portland Maine.
Dr. HARLEY will receive patients each morning at bis resi-
dence, No. - s.. Mark place. YORK Nay %, 1850.
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THE NEW SCHOOL GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.

WILMINGTON, Del, May p 1859.
The morning prayer meeting was largely attended
and very interesting. Among the statements made
was one by the Rev. DR.. Hatfield, going to show
that there was some misapprehensiOn in the commu-
nty in reference to the great revival Last May the
City Of New-York able to report large share in
the blessing; but since that time the city churches
have not been sharing in the revival except in one
case. As for the Futon-street prayer meeting, IT is
sustained by few excellent Christians from the va
rous churches and also by Christian strangers from
other places He also alluded to the meetings in the
Academy Of Music, and expressed the opinion that
those meetings were made up principally OF members
of the regular congregations, and not, as has been
supposed principally o; persons not attending church
elsewhere. He asked that special prayer be offered
for that great city, which was done.
The Rev. Mr.. Rollo alluded to the difficulties and
embsrassments of the brethren in Missouri and their
case was remembered in prayer
After reading tie minutes of the last meeting, the
discussion of the Church Extension report was re-
sumed Several members of the Assembly expressed
the opinion that the rules of the Erection Fund are too
stringent to meet certain peculiar wants OF churches al
the West especially in the larger towns IL was con
tended that come OF these town churches az the West
need more than $500, and that should De- granted
IN order that they may become the strong center In
fhe MIDST Of the surrounding country.
- Ihe Rev. Mr. Thompson, from the Presbytery OF
pscoish, In Minnesota, pied that the rules OF the
ruhd he so relaxed as 10 allow aid 10 be extended %
our church III tina, Presbytey which canno: now have
ara by the same rules
ie discussion Was arrested by an order of the day
IW ~ ooes. The Committee on Foreign Missions
,sse further report on a memorial of the Rev. Dr.
Duned' thst The Assembly nstiiut,missous in South
Amer,ca IL has been desired by some that such mis-
siOns oe committed TO the care Of American and For
e'gn christian Union The memorial recommends tina
sSes connection be respectfully declined, and tina
e Noiuntary Society above named be left to DO its
na Wofk IL It's own way, and that the Assembly an
rSw their wish and preference to prosecute any
80 ,c'eign mission in their own way. The report
81 oy the Rev. Dir. jenkins of Philadelphia, is one
,h., .s. slgns of the times, for il recommends
H.. oe prayer Of the memorial be not grated also
'@' T" &c ne'd under advsement until another year,
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday at -
O'Clock in the private office Of the Mavor. present.
Mr. Cornell, Mayor Tiemann, Drs. Ganu, Rockwell
Bud Miller
A nuisance existing at No. i74 East I senty-eighth
street, occupied a slaughter house and which had
been complained Of TO Mr.. Osnell. was reported by
that gentleman as being under process Of
1ion.
A petition from Mr.. Charlie, Disch requesting the
appointment as temporary Health Warden for the
Twentieth Ward, in the absence Of the regularly
chosen officer, was referred to the Mayor
a petition received from John White, and another
from DE Wit Brothers, complaining of the Of the
premises Nos. 07 aud 100 John street, a. nuisance
was referred to the Health Warden Of that district for
correction with instructions that he should report
through the Superintendent of Sanitary Inspection to
zhis Board.
The Commissioners then adjourned to Monday at Il
O'Clock.
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mittee a. these books la'one, sai not the circulars
a. 'horirr collc~.iors.
Tr ,ahcrb~s arr respectfully r-Q-ss.cd 10 their
In he OF srnd th~r cynbuocs directly to
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Of the omission.
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DR.. II. JAMES discovered waile in the East In

dis certain f Coasar p,ior Asthma Bronchitis Coughs
Gods and General Debility The remedy discovered BY air
sb,n nis only ehd CATER given die His child
cured ard alive and vel DESTROYS Of beneans bis
fellow be will send those who wh H. he recipe
tanning fell directions making and successfully using
edy free rrcsp. OF their with stamp for turn
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W,RsIsG.-Yesterisy lady had occasion 10 ride
in Fifth avenue omnibus, and while there her reti-
cule unolasped ana her poStemounaie, which WAS
il it, WAS opened and some bills taken out. The
operator was a female, who was disguised behind Q
thick VEIL ami hal grea. dea of trouble in arang
ing her dress. The thing so sdroltly done that
there was no indication Of the Articles having been
detached, and it was only discovered after the vic
tim left the omnibus The thiefony rode few blocks.