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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-12-27
UPWARDS OF sl2.OOO.0Oo

RISKS accepted at terms CONSISTENT with sOIyency
and fair profit.
Especial attention gicen to Insurance Of d DWELL
NGS and Contents for terms Of to gears.
The solid service long and successfully tried,
and the many advantages the Etna Insurance
Company possesses in its line should not be over
looked by those ready to insure and outstanding
their best interests.
During Stringent times" the necessity for re-
liable Insurance becomes an imperative duty-the
ability of property owners to sustain loss being
then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities aud towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay by any of the duly authorized gents of the
Company.
~ Business attended to with dispatch and
fidelity.
JAMES NJ. SPENCER, Agent,
At Dowagiac, Mich.
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Guard Against
FALL AND WINTER FIRES!
by
CHOICE INSURANCE
WITH THE
Cash Capital, 100000,
ADCOJ IrTE Ann IrNIMpATpEn

NET SURPLUS OF ss42,Is1.72,
And the prestige of 40 years success and
experience.
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RAIISHOAlM.

rsoanYs AND EAsgx RAILRoAD COnPAkI-
M Tr~ns Cswsndt srec for tchcolsy Gun.
Am p,sids IAke ard Lake uopscsng. nj I'D A. end -
Pm Also and after June ~ e.prrss ran on - s.ay
"a ~ and arrive 10 New York ~ s8 A. ~
NEW YORK AND HAsLM HAILss22Ap'
49, Mo,daV May n ioQO trNnn WI ieave twenty
"a ssrss4 saton, New yort, - fc,ho.s:-
- 80 p Far NShs Plains add ~ y.y $500 sa1
~ srss dspo, Fov Cro4es rsfa SO Y. n ayp.cl =
Vmissshrsdee ana sAors shcve vce myvss Ptslna "
S--sr~ - Whsse PaArs and esAious segwe rcs Aheny
E1xT, e1pr-s mall train, soppins = whk~ rsAans -
~ Cyx1sa Vels end eli gAsa1ona Nrsth. . =
Ssssvsns- VIA isavs Wllaaasbriags asYyine = ~ vag
ssi.s "a "a - ~ - ~ ~ rgffr 49, =
IA n. ssopplns a I'll saiions nrtA a rrd4An crc.s
tais III q. scppns q Al sAsu'ns oo<sn rorassm -
wAAs R'Ah~ ,oHv HuRCHu.f. Asau.ss supsv4ssssAsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

IIoTH ST. JULIEN,
I'LL STATEN ISLAND,
on GRANT STREET,
Four minutes walk from lr landing Table dhoss pr.
yate table II desired -
Ebert ANDERSON. Prcprietnr
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SUMMER RESORTS.

MFRNAS uoTFr-RIc,lfFIFt.p SPRINGS w
anapr streams S trout or from he Ave as. sh n sa
ssss ride Of he er,dnss q sqSaqg snge .s
60 S'aay ha, be now gresrsa % aeeomste al yo
lhs &c 8 &c iGsl nproSsi
@ pas % 80 az Se .s s sTe cS9 Se ae
s Ss ' b e@a b s. sG
sGs naf s . are 1psa
HrmsS u a% s ,ssi Ell. s sns can be 4 n ron
HUDSON River and Central Railroad train BY The evening
either TAe Fas 70 Terklner where stages are in res,
ness TO convey passengers Sf 50 rs SSs6S e sss
A s sssSsSa,
S. ssr s d sass for ne
street station Excellent bathing boating and hn pace i
A PLEASANT SUMNER RESORT AT EAST MoRIcHEs
"A Long leland Sailing, by sea bathing ami shooting
Jon sar ior Or .nss ' oa % ass
No I7Park place New York No Jay street Brokiyn
b sss, nsmsHTAs new and maicsas hotel ,Scr Sn
H - w % 5 n for RI HE %s. = %
The hEhss medicinal virtues Of Any 10 The sou
trolling AXE &c The vcnity aords snris straccn 70 IL
Ansnssa and Gardiner four rss Distant Tor he couvsyanos
q d sss.: Maine, Jun. ,ssa WIZ L WHITE AsanA
ss ES% sscx
veyance to all parts Of the country a 2 fair price
xmr4so., Greene county n. nsVlo BLOOM Proprietor
-----..- - . -----------
C1y w ID, H yot , orrSsrrs xExroSf ~,
NILE 1 fem New Yof IN hons .a By .~smsoss kcypcr
Fin. bathing A.ns ssins and plenty q .ssds n' 10.
he Heypo from until ocoSk or e ~ XSH0rT %
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ZINE ANTS.

MY yorR CHEAP VIEWS AND sTEREnSCoPks oF
ID bic rnop stcreo~opsc company 10 Dio'o"'' W
Uairw.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

4 RFAUTlr,L PRIV IN kntaIAND C0uSTY, on
y fifty lcTcs; hre spps- ureinr's $50 Severity i've
M0grlsaWn s. j., 20 .J one hinlrei
IA Bergen county, n. j., 60 NJ haze gss buildings
fruits abunGdh- ". X. aii-i' n. az bs'sAi~Is-
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Y
n change most hbefri tetins; very i'sraly lote X
I'll The mooFn nl,Ns m'nis. rnoi nq!r lHi VIII flye
fair trade fiGGs 4 sou1lwTCk - Nassau street
COUNTRY SEAT AND FARn or 10 ACRES or:
~ hsLtfaly Situated GA Fast River nine mics IRON Lar
ien 81 DO soLi With Furniture Stock, he &c At perfectly
tetty nd commncs thing desirable for geuenans
residence and MI! be sold ,ey and hs
compelled 10 travel abroad Apply at room No over fuL
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90 nnn avo ,Rs FOR stLB-To Pkr Al
IW.USVv van~e-, RANGING from " % ~, Ter tousni !.
- 80 ~ suoefb ga ylolo oeers,i m,ker and wafaH@i;
-, Srvc aransity q Diamonds, wsches ke Apply " i.
JACoBa 81 Nllam street, corpcr VI cedar.
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oceans AHD TOBACCO.

80 - rxI.,x xIIIJcKINIcK, xIiLLCkfNlck,- -
h I'D ja~iy celebrated rceacc rnsnniaeursi ~ ~.
h ~ ~ ali srh~r sriokng cbaccn bfJr sale M t dc-
80 NJ AZ r,.bu drcct New NOrs
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r-xrrFp ST Arys uoryI. FAR RoCKAwAy, !. 4 y
u OPEN fof tho rccefrcn y s. an' .ii,,s
s,ory s,ustea within rniniics NlN 81 Va r. .
NJ rcranti, flfnisiof lhroug hJu h. ani chi ya mi
house aud furniture are new s.d .e ~ e,s Ass aut, AMI
ventilated. fsnilLes or nildna 80 - 49,, - -
ses,.,i~ SUMMER stags- ls.,r " y. ~ p.
The arrival "a The rsin- =
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CONVEY SEAT FOR SALE OR EXcBAN;H-A
y beautiful improved property ~ "a
ine aagnecnt views ol ,e ison VIII heavy shade tres
aal fruits may be- bad reason,Ie ISL
other property. Apply 20 y. BRADLEY, l,2ii broadway,
Ia DlSGEE . HOLDEN, No . Pine street.
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LOST AND FOUND.


HURON COPPEH BAT OOnRANY.-NOTICB ~ HxR1
By given ~ IL following scrip having bean ost nh
~ b. e owner this day cancelled and ke public ~
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A LExANDRR OR8ANa-THIs INSTRUMENT OWES
"A ~ emAnence 70 the power and sweetness II ~ tonas
not Affected By change If climate and warranted nsv
HORACE WATERS. Agent ~ Broadway.
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N DELAWARE WATER AP, PA
This fAvurte N visteru.
The attractions beautiful mounain scenery nne air and
pleasant drives aud walks rowing fishing &c
The trout dshing n la heshi and large numbers
taken.
nearly double those If sut year
Passengers leave New York foot Of Coran Il
O'clock a. n and reach De Ssg IN time Cor dinner.
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HAkuSoNElY FURNISHED ROOMS TO IET-TO PA
~ mts ard single gentlemen with partial Board Nc. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-24

fyOluMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND CAPE NAY n L.
This large first cass hotel win be opened for reoepnu
Of guests On the 24th Of june lS61
The house has completely repaired and
new ooosine sanSs ovens ssaan boilers md every modsss
Extensive stabing attached 70 the premises
All letters addressed " the subscrbe Cape Island j.
vii be promptly attendedtl LAIRD W0OD1AN.
JAAEs ~ LAIRD, late proprietor Franklin House. Pkadd
ANA md -
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NHFWOOD HOUSE, OPPOSITE KEYPOKr, n j.,
~ b open for The reception of Raests & locHts1
miss from New York hous sa1 by .sSsn,boss Keypot
and Alice Price, from Robinson street At A NJ r. n
Fine bathing s.Ains sailing and plenty q shHas e..
he keypor from until O'Clock, or 70 H. ". ABBOTT Pro
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TpfANOa AND MErDDEoNa AZ GREAT BAR0AINaL-
one otave $50 Piano heen nssd aeou. ons yess
IN yDO 81 price vz5O been usSd elgh<
80 noohs VA ia yi5O al ~, u 800 Esy
Pianos very bu prices srcsd hard necieors = - -
ga "a 80 neoien - reduced prow PNAnu
AID Metodeons tuned Ard repafred
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BLOOMS HOTEL. HALF WAY FROM CArsKII.L TO
ID the Mountain House, Is open for boarderp
line place Tor cunning and fishing per week Con
veyance 70 all parts OF the country at fair prize.
KmrAron Greene county n v ~ ~ -'''"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-18

FERNANDO woop's vrcroRY.-Fernando Wood
has at last settled his accounts with Old Tam
many, and the wigwam ought now to be shut
M. Wood Is a living representative Of the po-
litical movements Of the day. Tammany Is
practically o defunct institution. The Regency
at Albany intend to keep their heads above wa
ter If they can; 50 they have cut loose from the
dead carcass of the democratic party, and have
LET Old Tammany 90 down as concern that is
no longer Of any practical use to anybody.
Let the sacbems wash their faces, change their
linen, and come out into the fresh air.
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Jimmy Massey and the Police.
TO THE EDITOR or TIE SEw roRK HERALD


In the columns OF the HkRAIp Of this day there sppeAss
short account OF occurrence which happened ne.
the previous evening. Although acqutins your repo~-
ter Of any intention 10 misiead the public prejudice hs
AFFAIR with which Am unfortunately mixed up, and be-
evns thasyoa not only recognise, but act upoa The
70, audi oiyra partem take the liberty OF suboinng
succinct but narrative OF the whole trans~cts
Permit me, however TO promise that there u NOS e
never has been III feeling controversy be~so
members OF the police force and myself, and ali
upou all that body testify the fact that my ho~s r.
Of last evenings occurrence. neghbor Of mIne
has been In the habit OF encumberng the tootvk on,
site M door with boxes and empty packages nc rhsve
several times demonstrated With him, ths -. \.
has hssa doing all In his power 10 goa iase svrac.
Last evening Of his boxes the 81 os,b -,
usu6., and drunken man was laying on a rbsy
called the attention OF A. police officer ,soues..s
him 10 the man. 3s wss In a.. ~. ?,
do ag 80 when my dear. kind neighbor stsv- ~
he se in sight. and toA the psoemsr- tA I ma, 80,
30 excited tAc police, several Of whcHa 49,
the meant.oe by other inucndoes a. .s .rNsa "a
against my character, that they 6xed a..--aI . ~
,hSou ws' ~ os 70 0 oor me rss % ,hs baked
them out they v-oui no., GO And 90 ~ 49,
his revolver. In sel5eisnce pyss ,, . prs e ~.
my bsrsan, A. soou AZ did taJ ga NJ, o d. s.rps
ny p~crmsns baton and ke ckei aowc Tae r~stlt
was taas rough aat tanb~y "a, .,s..u, s,r,,
which both pistols veot "a. AZ gss sso1 IN te ,hgh
but shetaer by myself os VI policemen csnn u esv
Svyiey wounded was w rpowerei al carried "a 70
tAs iomos, where soma as rr friends bsiIesf me out
AM happy 60 ay that thu ~ns !. no, AZ ssr,ous "a s
si '2pf1a aaf although csaaned to the hosss,
Nne'e shi. DC gaf my friends. an RAPIDLY r.
49, .n Sssn - is true, unvsrnsned Ais o. me
Nno- SIS III Wv facts as have n,rfsfed VIII CONS
out before the ps ss,rses when called 10 go
Pei5 hopiaa ~ your Kindness 10 insert the shove.
n,sF, Pour " eden, sefvsni. JIMMY Nasty.
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FASHIONABLE PROSPECTS, FOR THE FALL SEA-
soS-The signa Of the times indicate that the
metropolis will be gayer than ever before
during the ensuing autumn. At the present
moment, when the principal watering places
are crowded with New Workers., and when, to
Use q common expression, everybody Is out
Of town." there Is so large an inaux Of stran-
gers that Broadway presents as great throng
Is in the busiest season Of the year. Travel
lers are pouring in upon US in crowds, and the
up town notes.-the st. Nicholas, Metropolitan,
Everett and Fifth Avenue-are full from top TO
bottom. And this is In the middle of August.
What we may expect in September and Octo-
Der, when the beau mo,.de return TO town, and
when oil the pleasure travel from the South
and West lows back through the metropolis,
may be imagined.
That the fall season will be a better one than
any that has preceded 1t may be safely predict
ed from q review Of the fach In the case. We
hsve..on hand, in the first place, a Presidential
election. which comes OF in November, aud all
the work has to be done in September
and October. New York l. the headquarters
Of the politicians throughout the country, and
they will make this city their grand rendezvous.
Then we are to have in October a visit from
the Prince Of Wales, who is to be entertained
at grand dinner, and probably ball, both to
come or at the Academy Of Music. or course
there will be great rush Of people from the
rural districts to see the Prince, aud all the Ia
dies In the land will be anxious TO look at the
comedy young fellow who has stolen the hearts
of half the fathatted demoiselles in the British
provinces. Then. BY the middle Of September,
we shall have the Italian Opera aud all the
theatres, concerts aud other amusemeuts Of the
metropolis in full blast The Opera-ths fash
ionable amusement par erceleace will CON-
mence early in September, with fine company,
which will include Adelina Patti. Fabbri. Brig
noli, Susini with other artists we'll known here.
They will be reinforced later in the season by
Tamberlik, the great tenor. who has so aston
ished the Parisiaus during the last two OF three
years; Formes. the bssso. and very likely seve-
rsl other new artists, Ullman being now
u Europe o. tie lock out for singing
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birds. During the season new opera,
by Muzio, will be brought out, and 1t is be-
lieved that the season will be In every way a
very successful one. In the theatrical world
the rentrte of Miss Charlotte Cushman and Mr..
Edwin Forrest upon the metropolitan boards
will be the chief sensations.
The return Of flush times, and.the consequent
liberal expenditure of money upon articles of
luxury, will stimulate importation, and the
shops in Broadway will be SO many bazaars
wherein the richest stuffs and the rarest and
most curious handiwork of the arti6cers in
every cline will find ardent admirers and
ready purchasers. The hotels will be even
more crowded than they are at present; and,
during the next two months, when New York
Is more agreeable than at any other time
of the year, and much pleasanter than any of
the watering places, our floating population
will be double what it ever has been before.
The excitement will reach its height with the
advent of the Prince of Wales; but that the
season throughout will be an unusually bril-
liant one cannot be doubted for moment.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHrIApnlrHA, August 1T, Iooc.
Railroad, 2sX; Morris Canal 81; Long Island RsiIros1
iSn Pennsylvauia Railroad, II. Sight exchange -
Cotton hrm sales today coo bales, at I0xc. lOkc.
for mddlDg sales Of the week $50 bales; receipts da,
last year; EXPORTS 900 bales total receipts 10 date
$50 bales; receipts ahead Of last year. 500 ba.se
bales receipts Of new e crop to date 6es sSsus
ESQ bales last year stock In port 81 200 bales Flour
quiet, At Is 80 IS 50 for supernae Corn qaiei mixed
rectied at lshsc. Coffee nrm: sales Of the week. 60
bags AZ lshc 1ec stock in port COO bags, against
At &c. &C. Exchange London, 100 4 no. aad With
bills OF lading, 1857 Ioois Sight exchange on New
York = per cent premium Freisht-costoo 10
PuuApxlPMA, August II. 1890
flour unchanged. Wheat nrm sales 900 bushels rod
T3c. a 7sc; western, MO a 7ac Provisions are al
yancius pork sic 50 $40 rs; bacon, shoulders,
iAc. whskey arm at ii 10 a &c. = ~
Flour steady and in moderate demand wheat IN fair
bushels Chicago spring 10 arrive AZ Is "a sss S
els red Michigan AZ 81 co. 20 900 bushels white Oho aad
bushels Soc Oats steady, -. sales Of 10 oco saos.
1sc wbskey steady; sales OF 10 bbls Iot,c Canal
freeh's easier Imports-s 100 bbs -four, 90 900 blsh
els wheat 90 900 bushels 10 900 bushels oats FIX
ports46 900 bushels wheat, 70 900 bushels corn 900
bushels oats, 900 bushels rye.
BrFFALo, August Il, 1860
Flour steady and in moderate demand Wheat 70 fAlr
request. but red winter declined 1c since yesterday
white wter steady sales 20 900 bushels red winter st
81 %, 5000 bushels white do al 81 10Y Corn dull
sales IL 600 bushels Ut Soc Whiskey nominal at I2xc
Lake impovts3 900 bbls four 90, 900 bushels wheat
IS goo bushels corn, rs 600 basheis oats
0swEco, August lisp.
flour dull but unchanged. wheat In good deuAsd:
sales 900 bushels red OHIO 81 Ia 1900 bushes red
Indiana snd u 80 bushels amber do private terms
Corn held above the views ri buyers; no sales Caoa
freighs advanced Nc. grain: hour 30c wheat ps<c
corn 81 IN New York impors-tT 800 bushels Wheat,
20 900 do Exp,rts-1s7s bbls four rs 500 bush-
els wheat, $4,000 do. corn, 200 do. oass.
CHICAGO, August 1T-6P.M
Flour active and Sc loo lower. Wheat dull No
lower sales 80 600 bushels at s0c Sic for No. 2spe,as
81 for No red, In store. Corn iu and 1r Dc lower
sales 20 COO bushe, ct soc s0c In store Oats sScsdy
Receips-1 900 barrels :nour, 1000 bushels wbsHt
% 0co do corn $500 do oats shpments-3s0 barrels
-four Ies 900 bushels when 81 600 do Freehss
adj aneine-6tfc. and &c. wheat TO BufAlo
SIGHT exchange on New York Il per cent premium.
CNcsSAu, August IL, LSo0
Flour steady and unchanged; the supply exceeds the
demand. Whtskey advanced &c. Provisions quiet ana
nothing done; holders nrm. Money market unchanged.
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THE COURSE or THE HERALp-All the little
papers from Boston to Bedlam are crying out
,ha, the HERALD Is changing its course; that
one day Il Is on this side, the next on that, aud
the third day on another side. II Il perfectly
true that the HERALD changes its course accord
ing TO circumstances. TT did not change 1t
would dash against the rocks or into the shoals
and breakers. II is like large ship working
its way through the windings Of a crooked and
difficult channel. Ignorant spectators on the
shore observe her frs. lacking towards one side,
and CRY out that she il going ashore; and when
she approaches towards the other side, they
are equally astonished. Sometimes she appears
TO be going back, and then their confusion Is
worse confcunded.r Again she nears a dan
gerous sunken rock, and they cry "Look there.
bu, her pilot well knowing It's position, she
.avoids II, to their establishment. But when at
last she gets to sea. crowded with fun
sail, mark how straight and swift a
course she will take 10 her destination.
Then they will begin to understand her. II Is
the same with the Herald. It is borne along
by the tide Of events, and the winds are some
times adverse and sometimes fair. The navi-
cation Il often difficult. This complication Of
circumstances may cause the course Of the pa
per 10 appear unintelligible to men without
brains or observation. But II the ounces wait
a while they will comprehend it. Every move
ment is real progress. and tends to the desired
end, whatever shallow fools may say or thias
| to the contrary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-18

Our CTY ELEcrIoNs.-The Union movement
at Syracuse instructs the several parties con-
cerned In this city their policy in the matter of
our local elections. Let the spoils involved be
judiciously arranged, and the result will hardly
fail to add many thousands to the Union cleo
toral ticket against Lincoln. in the city and
throughout the State.
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Pork closed arm with sales Of new mess al 30 81, and
OF new prime at t4 l2k Sugars were more active aad
nrmcr with sales Of sco hhds and $50 boSes rates
given In another place. Coffee was quiet ffeghts we're
nrmer, and among the engagements were about 5000
bvshes wheat foe Liverpool in bulk and bags a, Id
iiyd and -four Al o. 1yd g. 3D. Frcights were siso
erm fot London and Glasgow With fair amour, Of bust
ness doing for the Continent.
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The Abolition Conspiracy In Texas-Four
Men Hung.
The Reading Railroad

PHILADELPHIA, August II, 1850.
The coal tonnage OF the Reading road for the past week
was 80 M Ions: decrease, compared with the previous
week. 10 900 tons.
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Railroad Casualty,

AUGUSTA, Ne, August II, 1880
man named George Brit, residing in this place. was
run over by train OF last evening and killed
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
NrBIO's GARDEN, Observation-Disclosures PsRroRx.
AEcEs-CIspnRRiIA. Afternoon and Evening.
WINTER GARDEN, observation-disclosures FACED FRENCH
EAs-FEsrIvAL DANSAHrE-GREEN MoNrER.
WAIL.ACK's rHEArRE, Broadway.-HAsDY ANDY
THRICE hARRIEp-YANKEE HousxKKRPER-
LAURA KEENEs THEATRE No. "a Broadwsy.-ou,
AMKaIcAS Cousin.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE, Bowery.-MosTE Csisro-
AIrikE MAp-WARLoCk OF THE GLES.
BARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadwsy-pay
Evening-ErHioriAs 6oSos. DANCES, BuRLEsours-v-
fHo CuRiosirxs, &c.
BRyANrs MINsTREIs, Mechanics Hall, ~ Broadway-
BuRIxsauEs SONGS, DANCES. Ac.-Go 'WAr. Bors.
HooLEY A CAMPBEIL's OPERA HOUSE. eSs Broad
~Ay-ErniorrAs SONGS, BURLEsaoEs DANCES &o.-SoAks'
nEnHoRs's Boz
NATIONAL VARIETIES, Chatham steet-lRisH EHI'
esANr-FoUR IovEas-HoLE IN THE WALL
PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth sreeI-PRoxESADr
Corckhr.
CANTERBURY CONCERT HALL, 66s Broadway.-soNcs
DANCES, BURLxsauEs 10
New York. SATURDAY, August lS, 1850.
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duty Of every voter Of this legislatively dis
graced State to attend to nominations for As
sembiy They owe ii to themselves, the State,
nation and common honesty.
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Fire at South Brafntree, Mas.

BosroS, August II, leoo
The railroad depot machine shop and shed full Of lum
ber telegraph Office, &C., at South Braiutree we're
burnt this afternoon Loss IS 900.
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Escape Of Convfcts.

Eecope OF COnvtcts.
JKrymsoS CnY, No., August II, 1880.
While the convics 1t work the Capitol grounds
yesterday three Of their number concealed themselves
and quickly and unobservedy escaped None have been
taken.
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u LIVES, Del, August I6, 1880.
The packet steamer John AcMakin, Captain John Mar.
SHALL from Lewes, Del, for Philadelphia, t,ok Ore this
evening, while at anchor In Lewes creek. and Is total
loss She woald have been scuted but the water was
not Of sufi.ient depth. Boat insured