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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

OFFICERS OF THE CANAL BOARD "A meeting
Of the Commissioners Of the Public Works of
MarylAud was held In tnls city, on Thursday, at
the once Of the Chesapeake aHd Ohio Canal Com
pany, when the following gentlemen were elected
President and Directors OF this work, TO serve
until their successors shall take their places
President-Dr. ]. Fitzpatrick, Cumberland. Di-
rectors-Alfred Spates, Alley hany county; Victor
Holmes, Baltimore county; J. J. Heckart, Cecil
county; Edward Mealy, Hagerstown; Col. John
johnson, Nartinsbufg, Va; Robert vandever
Rarf0rd eosnty, Md
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-WeWe &C dlsO prepared % furhlsb, ~ gh0Tf no.
toe At2nItecturaI Castings, from any designs that
nal be furnished, as eheap - ear be obtained Sc
ery; high low pressure; SAN and grist millss by
dfostatic, or other presses boilers for heating
buidines wToug hi iron water tanks; shainf, rear
ing 40, Tor fouTing or other mills, and forsins OF
.e ISL as~sm WIN. M. ELLIS q BRO.
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T. A0cco RsSE N ONO ME ES. ssD rHnrurrusr

Ia CoRNER ONO Av. isD THRTxHsrHsr.
ERICSsON,S CALORIC ENGINES.
The uRder have been appointed sole ar snts
in this city for the Manufacture and sale q The above
Engines and ere prepared 10 supply al orders with
Promp'ne and dispstch. These sagInes have
been satisfactorily introduced aud are now pracf-
cally employed IN bakeries; ~ book binders; for
lockwood cutting; by cabinet makers; for drs wing
fan blowers 10 ventilate ~ ildngs; for purpnr fo
domestic purposes; eisvetlng gram; glass euta ma;
ginning cottoai sltnoIns quartz; grindins paints;
grinding sgsss Ssns oE plantations in Cuba; for
u PLACED ware; OF printers material OF silver ware
Of AGRICULTURAL Implements; Of matches; Of hoped
skirts for pumping AZ road statons and on board
shlpsI for sewing mashines: for Job printing and
printing daily newspapers; for various Plantation
uses; for saving and Plaptrg lumber for picfiog
HAIR; Tor poll shIng combs; ter for
sand sitting; tuTnlAg; tobscoo cutting and pulver.
lzng; tanleEles and wire unak Jag
for sods water mAnufacture; for hone err skines
ma msshlns: toyiasi GRADING cutlery &c. fhsj
are lnexplosivei eoonomlcal; easily managed: tbex
require no engineers; no water; and cLss1r,es
yory little faeh Any person DESTROYS Of gxinr thess
Engines. can by application 20 tae uratr-isned -
shown large number oftestimoniss frsa. esrso1s
who pave them, daily use, expEeszing thsSr sntTs
satlsfactlon IN their operation Ind use
Prices OF the hnglnes "a ssta hlShei BY ths Pat
o
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- DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE oFeAs

OFFICE OF WAsHIN. TON Gas L.GHr Co.,
November 30, 1861
Notire Is hereby Eren that the charge for ras con
sumsd after the Slst day of December next viii be
three dollars aud hJtee7 Goats per thousand cublo
the act of Congress app oyed June IS 1850, vat
At the office of the Company, W thin i've days
LON the Tendit on thereof. pTOrtded all AREAS
shall hsve been previously paid"
J.F BROWN
no 81 eo4W Secretary in CharKe,
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NEW Cf.nlKs

w NEW CLoAks. 80
w Have this day received from New York 9
ksfgtitHl assortmsnt q new style Pau and WintsI
styles, in Black and French Cloths. Also, Pisii
and Striped Cloths, oil Of which We Offer low.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

All Of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho
meopeth,o Remcdies put up expressly for fanil!
In cases, containing % walls, from 81 to s.
each, with book of full directions. For sale b.
Y. D. Gilman, 350 Pa. Avenue, wholesale am
also by F. b, Winter, corner Of Massachusetts, ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also Poxds Extract ~ Wite|
Hazel, fer internal and external Infammations o
al kinda. Sold Is above, ~ 81 ma ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

THE THKATKz-The original comedy Of
- Fashions and FOllies Of Washington Life, T" Is
20 be presented at the theater tonight for the trst
time From those who are connoisseurs in these
matters we learn that ID 10 superior production,
and such az cannot fall to interest and delight all
who shall attend. Manager Glenn has, In this, a.
in other instances, shewa a liberal spirit In ca
efforts should Sc met in q corresponding spirit BY
those who desire fhs eoltinsance OF well fssp-
Lated placs Of anuseme nt 10 WsshApgton. ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

To THE A,gtcrrpl1egs sugs to read The sdvsr
Blood Purifer, in smother column. y
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AGooD DEKD.-saturday night, yosHR woma an
Of decent appearance aud conversation, having
with her child about three years old, went to
the Central GEard-house for lodging for herself
and child She gave an account Of herself, from
which IL appears she came to this city for employ
meat as a servant. bat 2pon her arrival she wal
abe came to the station for protection. She hail,
from Marttnsburg, Va, and intended 70 return
The guardsmen, when they assembled, contrib
uted each q little, until enough was obtained to
nav her way back This csedf liable act win be OF
advantage 10 the contri bEtors; for "Charty covers
a multitude Of sins"
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FIsE HoEKV.-Mr. Geo Calvert, Of Uppsrville,
Va has l.ft at the Star oince specimen Of honey
made in his celebrated bee-pslaces, which we
think, was never surpassed In favor and purity In
any country. King 4 Baxehell are his agents for
the sale Of it In this city. l....- ---z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

"a ExrEAoRpIsARx RuN Ar BfLLiAspss On
Thursday last an amateur player Of this city made
the extraordinary run Of 3,62s points upon Pie
street. They were all esrroms upon the'tw red
balls, which, by the skifal hanagement7of the
player, became wedged In the left hand corner
pocket; and at no petfod Of the run, which termi-
hated by his ball going into the pocket, was tle
players ball toacbing either Of the red balls
Several gentlemen witnessed the above, and are
willing 70 voGch for Its correctness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

POsTPOxKnKxr In consequence Of the tnclem
ency Of the weather the cotilIoa party Of the ION
uneutal Club win be postponed until Wednesday
December 18th.
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CENrs' MERINO SHIRTS
VI AND DRAWERS.
large assortment Gents MerinO Shirts and
Drawers; also, Boys Merlno Shirts. Gents Lambs
Wool Shirts and Drawers.
Iarge assortment " oolen and Gotten Hosiery,
Kid, Silk, Wool and Cotton Gloves,
Silk Cravets and Neck Ties,
Linen Shirt Collars, y
Linen, Cambrie and Silk Handk erchiefs, at our
usual low prices. "a. r-.-.
HENRY EGAN. 521 Seventh st.,
no 80 near Avenue House.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
-..- 3ss PENN. AVENUE,
NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING.

We invite the public attention to our new 8 50
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Thia Machipe
is unsurpassed in tbs Household. IL runs smooth
aud swirl; setoS, kens felIs md gathers, will sew
the finest SWISS or cloth ten ayers thick and anr
thing between the two extremes, IN q beant fGl and
substantial manner Machines la mahog any, wal
nut and rosewood cases from So TO Sl00. Our
large rkrasisg pTsssr ashins for coach trimmer,
and saddlers, Is without Q rival Silk, Twist
Thread, Needles, Bobbins, OH, &C., always or
hand az New York prices.
IlTSend for q copy of 4. M Singer & Co.'s Ga
zetts. CHARLES A. SPONSLER,
no ~ en- Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-10

Rr.nxr. have you seen Prof Woods advertiss
ment In our paper. Read II; 1t will Interest you.
NJ adv
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sRGARs AND TOBACCO FOR THE MIA

a tThs ua6essixnet would respectfully inform his
HnEs sleEs f9spds Ind the public that the eopaIt,
Esrshfp betetotote Existing ppdsr yne hIih OF
tuaI consent, a. that he has opened store on the
corner OF Q and Seventh sts. west, opposite the
assortment Of SCARS and TOBACCO, OF direct
importation, as we'll as domestic manufacture,
Wholesale and retail. E -Lr-
Thankful for past fsvors, he hopes BY fair deal
ing and stlet atteptop TO the wants and interests
ofthe public in has line, 70 merit continuance oi
the patronage 70 Literally bestowed upon the late
no q Inn f'-- p. wfE6MANN.
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EOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE, of 8
u stories, containing II rooms. located near the
Treasury Department, formerly occupied by Sena-
tor Bigys; or | will rent rooms in said house.
Also for rent. small Frame House, containing
rooms and kitchen. Inquire at AGO Fourteenth st.,
between III and 1. de3-r
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DOR RENT-A four-story Brick HOUSE, onK,
l. between 4th and 5th streets; has II rocTs ana
q bath-hOuse. Rent moderate. For terms apply to
GEORGE SAVAGE, Washington; or to J. LIB
BEY SON, No 81 Water street, Georgetown.
Brick House with rooms. For terms apply as
above de &
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TOR RENT-A PARLOR, on the first floor,
Il and three fine Bedrooms on the floor aboya, at
No 2I6 Pa. avenue, two doors eos; Of the Kirk
wood House. de S-tf
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NO SECESSION,

NJ NO SECESSION! ~
INOW IS THE TINE F.iR BARGAfNS!-
want OF CLOTHING. FURN ISHiNGs GOODS,
HATS and CAPS, at the Peoples Clothing store,
No. $50 Seventh st. Come one, come all. End buy
your Clothing at greatly redueed prices, ct i
no l7-lml n &c -. j. III. SMITHS. 400. q
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E'OR RENT-A very comfortable PARLOR and
j. four CHAMBERS, with gas ssd every convs-
nence, locate Ia the best part OF the city. Boa
and 10th SITS, de 7-Sst
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NOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS,
Il adjoining, newly and handsomely furnished
391 r. street north, between 9Th and 10th SIS
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Twelve
IL handsomely furnished Parlors and Chambers,
suitable either for large party or three different
families. An experienced cook in the Easement
VIII supply meals. Apply at No. $50 on F, between
18th and 18th SITS. de 8-Stf
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pEST FANCY GOODS,
TO SUIT THE TIMES,
AND ONE Pace ONLY,
At STEVENSS FANCY STORE,
no % IF 336. betw. 9th and 10th SITS.
E,ARM HANDS FOR HIRE-Two able-bodied
Il Negro Men and two Boys, accustomed to all
kinds of farming. These negroes to he hired for
the ensuing year. Apply to HENRY G. MAT
THEWS, Georgetown. DEF es2w-
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FURNISHED ROOMS.-Members of Congress
L and others in ant of nicely Furnish he'd Rooms,
in suits or single, can find them by applying at No.
80 -Four and-a-half st., east side, between Pa av.
and st. de 8-lwf
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FOR SALE OF. RENT tOr Exchange for
L Western I.aeds-Ths three stoy BRICK
DWELLING, with good dry cellar, No. $50 N
street north, between 9Th and It'll its west. Also,
ings adjoining, mos. SOS and 600 Will 30 dis
p"sed of sePaI ateiy or together. For particula
apply to JOHN MATTHEW'S, No. sis p street
north. hHtWeRn 4th and 5th west. de St.
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T AW OFFICE FOR RENT-in Towers Build
IL ing, corner of sixth street and La avenue. II
| is dIel ed into two rooms. IL convenient to the
Ccu,t House, and in good business locality.
de e-Sts
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Tor RENT. in the First Ward-three squares
j west of the War Departments small OF
FICE, with back room, or the former may answer
for shop; and Parlors and Chambers, separate, or
suits of Rooms, furnished or urfurnIsEed close
to the Avenue Inquire at THIS off4os.
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Tor RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE,
l. pleasant ' situated, ton Marvlaad avenue, b.
tween and Tn SITS IslsId containing 10 rooms,
with gas fixtures complete. It Will be let on mod
crate terms to good tenant. Inquire next door to
the premises. &c 7-eoS.H
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nor RENT OR LEASE FOR TERM OF
II YEARS-The HOUSE ana u ROUNDS lately
occuplGA uy Pcstma ster General Brown, and very
recently held by Mrs. Smith female institute
For further information sPply to CHAS. ALBERT
Esq or to the subscriber.
THOMAS LAWSON,
def eotF Surgeon General ". 4, Army.
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FEATHERsA better demand and prices advanced 454sc
for prime live geese.
GINSENGWe notice speculative demand for this
ce and high 5055c have been paid though of the
regular dealers not willing TO pay 45955Oc.
HAY-Th demand has fair during the week and prices
ruled steady SIS for prime Timothy in baS at tAe river
railway stations.
IR0NTe market remains quiet and unchanged every
Ipect The demand for quite moderate at 1926 for Ohio
hot BLAST the latter rates when taken from the and the
from the landing. Bar in limited demand at 29,
the latter for charcoal.
OIL-Lnsee has teen IN good demand during the and
400 bbls sold Sc In the small Sc is obtained
Lard steady at 9395c for No l. No change Red Coal
759SOc.
SEEDA fair demand for clover with sales Of at IS 100
Timothy is dull with but limited demand 81 22 so
the latter rate prime Flax steady 81 10 We continue
blue 81 81 O5 and Orehard grass
at 81 25.
WHIsKYTte market has been dull all the week and prices
declined The rate each day follows: wednesday
Thursday and Friday lSc Saturday lc Monday there
dispute about the market price, and therefore give the sales Of
4OO bb including IKE 72 do lie and 60 do
Ike Yesterday the market duh at lie and $50 bblS sold
after Change at 1850 The receipts are large.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

The origin Of the title D. d. and LII. D. dates back
to the twelfth century the first establishment Of
the universities and were then held in high esteem
The first pc rson upon whom the title of Doctor was
conferred was IrneriOus. a learned professor OF
law at the University of Bologna. He induced the
Emperor Lotharie IL, whose chancellor he was, to
create the title and he himself the first recip-
lent He was made Doctor of Laws by that Uni
versity. Subsequently the title was borrowed by
the faculty Of theology and first conferred by the
University of Paris on Peter Lombard, the cele-
brated scholastic theologian William GOrdeniO was
the first person upon whom the title of Doctor of
Medicine was bestowed, who received it from the
College of Asst in 1929. For several ages the doc
torate was title invested with high honor; but in
the present century and especially in this country,
there are so many thousands of them that the title
is greatly diminished in value, and now hardly
worth having
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEASs Oct 26COOn sales day bales prices
irregular; mddlng 9lI sales of the week 1900 bales;
receipts OF the week bales against SOC bales during the
corresponding time last year. exports OF the week 900 bales
total exports Of the tales total receipts this
port less than last 3On bales stock at all Southern ports
less than at the time last year 100000 bales
Orleans $4,000 bales Mol,sses 4s9 Flour quiet S. SOP
5S7 Provisions very dull. Whisky %. Coffee steady 3
els sales OF the $500 bags Orleans 500
bags against $4,000 bags at the time last year Tobacco
firm but unchanged Sterling Exchange 7[9s New York
Sight Exchange ;9 premium Freight on Cotton to Liver
pool l6.
CINCINNATI Oct 26-Fcur NOMINAL 81 sOs4 90. Corn firm
4OG43s Oats steady, 30. Whisky, sales l2OObbls.
NEw YORK, Oct 2G-Coton demand fair sales $500 b td
mddng upland l1 Flour dull and unsettled declined
Iales 23O bills, IS 1895 30. Whisky sales 1000 bills
e2 Wheat sdvAncedI92c Corn easier sales coo bushels
69969 Mess Pork quiet but steady sales $50 bb Is s&
49, Lard dull: sales $50 bblS l29I3 Coffee firm, 4914
Sugar sales ESQ boxes Cuba at 6I97t Molasse Cuba 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

AFEMALE BODY GUARD.-While at Graham's Town,
Cape of Good Hope, Prince Alfred. of England, was
made much Of and seem to have smtten the ladies'
as much as II. r. II. has in this country. Prince
Alfred has as body guard Of seventeen ladies' well
equipped, and first rate hOrsewOmen, each wearing
blue rosettes with silver anchors, and the corps was
named prince Alfred's Own Body Guards" A re-
tired cavalry man took the command, practiced
them in forming threes and wheeling into line, and
found them a most willing and obedient escort
They escorted him to the quarters provided for him
at the Lieutenant Governors private residence
there they were presented, and received his most
gracious Acknowledgements. There was grand Jfete
given at OAKLAND, ana his Royal Highness requested
the lady guard to escort him to the ee which they
did in the most orderly and uniform style.
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TAKES TIE MARE.

Well, we packed off SAM for l was willing to give
the boy holiday. 1t does the boys great good to
attend these kind of fairs, do believe, after seeing
all | saw there
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4 truly romantic duel was lately fought in the
euvirons of the not very romantic capitol of Prus
STA young lady, it Is stated, of good family. hav-
ing accidentally come into possession of challenge
addressed TO her lover. resolved upon Withholding
the letter and fighting herself Incredible it may
appear, this intention she carried out. Dressed in
manly habiliments she met the challenger in the
Jungfern Haide forest in the neighborhOOd of the
capitol and her opponent having but once seen, and
that mperfectly at night. the man who had offended
him. uuconscio usly accepted the new conner his
legitimate foe. Distances were measured seconds
placed pistols fired when the latter of seattle
csI after wou1dng her antagonist in tn shoulder.
The name of the fighting fair is unknown, but ju-
dical inquiry having been set foot concerning the
crime of intentional mauslaughtcr.' the details of
the affair will probably soon crafty the curiosity Of
the public
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27
DIR. HOGfIand's Celebrated
ERHAE RITTERS

NKTILL eGectualy cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jsun-
w Chronic OrNerVOUs Debility, Diseases Of the Md
nys and all diseases arising from dsoered Liver snd stom
sch, such Constipation Inward Piles Euness OF BoSd the
Head Acdty the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food Punes weight IN the Stomach, Sour ETucati0ns,
Futterng the Pit OF the stomach Swimming Of the
Head Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart,
Choking suocatng sensatons when lying posture, Dim
Dots chs before the Sight, Fever Dull
Pain Heal, Deficiency Of Pepirson Yelownes of the
and Eyes Pain in the Side, Back Chest LIMBS &C. Sud
Of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant
ings Of Evil and Great Depression OF Spirits.
The propetors in calling the attention Of the public
preparation do with feeling Of the confidence
adaptation to the diseases for which
and untred article but stood the
of years trial before the American people, and its rep.
utaton and sale unryslled by similar preparation
tant The testimony in its favor given by prominent
knOVn Physicians and individuals in all parts
ally by the proprietor, and to be had gratis Of any his Agents
but satisfy the most skptica that this remedy really
deserving the great celebrity it mas obtsired.
HOOFLAND's BALSAMTC COEDEAL
viii long standing Cold In very short time Read ne
following: 90
PHirADELFI1A, FEB. IS, ls5s. =
Dr. O. n. JACKsoE-sir had Tor time been snEeIs
under severe cold, having pains through ny whole
throat, and hoarseness when recommended To -
lands Balsamc Cordial accordingly procured Ap9'.ss
happy that half Of il completely earsa %
unhesitatngy recommend it to ny frlens VIZ
HAIRY afflicted, and deem it more man JustISe "
puOhc testimony 10 i'' Virtues ELEANOR McHENRY,
Tenth Street, above Coates.
,,,, = n Jacksop No as Arch Street.
"a ~ sale by Druggist and storekeepers through
~ tb lifted Stairs and Canads Price IS cents per 6ots
4 TNOn a. Iouis, Wholesale Agents Tor me west
Irwin PENDLETON co. Es'nI ~ sv rs n W HEN
go. ReaiIgj By 10. @. BROWN and Nv Ahs, y; " Eg,
-E1sIIoTr anJ WELLS & HOOPER, Nashville J. B.
~ M EJ-e6ed j. G. DORCH South Nashville,
febII-ly
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rns RnrnI nance IN Now YORK.

The New York Methodist discusses the reception
Of the Prince Of Wales. 1t pronounces ALBEIT
EDWARD himself a striking example of the negative
virtue OF prudence since he has not dropped, dur
ing his brief sojourn among US, "a single bright
saying to be clroncled by the greedy Press" nor
said anything to make US blush for himself or his
Royal mother. Then it adds
AS 20 the ball itself considered as a tTanspired
fact. monk could scarcely wish il greater failure
The enChantmsnt of music. aud flowers and fash
ion, is broken by the falling Of the oor the crowd
Is 50 great Ca make dancing almost impossible.
coarse aspect ut reality and business is given TO the
whole affair by the oca, presence of stitlened age,
and bald and gray experience: and It may be consld-
erred certain that such thing will never be attempt
ed again. But there is another aspect of the affair
which Is not easily disposed of. Things which are
minute and triillng lu themselves. are often mighty
and far-reachlng m their influence. Leading mem
hers of the churches. of all the churches perhaps
have attended ball. and thus given il their sanction
in the highest possible form. Minister'S of the Cos
pei of several different denominations men who
ought be the nearest representatives OF the Savior
of sinHsTs. were there as Il 10 give the sanction Of
ChristH authority 10 the most mnustrous earthly
vanity What now becomes oi wholesome Christian
discipline What becomes ut the line SO clearly
drawn bv Christ between the Church and the worl
What of his command 10 deny ourselves of all I'M
guluuess and Worldly last and live Sohcrlv right
agusIy and gOiv in tins cvi world. Nav the HOLY
-nirt himself intervene TO restore the broken hui
Varks Of sacred discipline, and 90 trace again the
fading line between the aggressive world and the
invaded Church 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-27

The LITTLE Rock TELEGRAPH CABLE SUCCESSFULLY
LAID.-This cable, the arrival of which we noticep
IN former issue was yesterday successfully laid
down between this city and Hopefield. 1t extends
from point at the foot of Adams street across the
bed OF the Mississippi to point on the Arkansas
shore opposite the village Of Hopefeld, distance of
one mile. The line Of telegraph between Memphis
There remains but short distance over which the
wire has not been stretched and the probability Is
that Little Rock will soon be in Geographic COM
muuication with the Eastern and Middle States. Mr.
Montgomery is deserving Of great credit for the en-
ergetic manner in which he has carried this
terprise. and now that we are about to witness the
completion of it, we wish HIM every success, and
hope the business over the road may prove remuner-
ative-MempbiS Argus Wednesday,