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The Giant Planet Jupiter.

Jupiter was at his brightest on the
night of June 10, when he was exactly
opposite the sun, and came to the south
at midnight. Jupiter is the fifth OF the
great planets in order of distance from
the sun; our earth being the third. Mer.
curry is the first travelling nearest to
the sun. Venus, which I described a
few months ago, is the second, aud
travels inside the esrth's path. Next
outside the earth's path is that Of Mars.
Outside his track there come the paths
of number Of very small planets travel
ing in ring around the sun. More than
ITO of these have already been discovered
but all these together (besides hundreds
more of the family not yet discovered)
do not weigh so much Is the tenth Of our
earth. Outside this family Of many con-
gregated planets, altogether scarcely
enough to make single respectable
planet, comes Jupiter, outweighing not
only all these-not only these with our
earth, Mars, Venus, and Mercury thrown
in-but all the other planets taken to-
gether, no less than two and a half times.
Jupiter exceeds our earth 800 times in
mass or quantity of matter. But, enor.
nous though this excess of mass may
seem, it is small compared with his ex-
cess of size; for he exceeds the earth
1888 times in volume. It is only be-
cause he travels so much farther away
than either Venus or Mars that he ap-
pears less bright than Venus, and not
many times brighter than Mars. For
these two planets are utterly insignifi-
cant compared with him, both in size and
mass. But he travels more than FIVE
times farther from the sun than the earth
goes, 80 that even at his nearest aud
brightest his distance from US exceeds
four times our distance from the sun
whereas, when Mars is at his nearest, his
distance from US is not much more than
one-third of our distance from the sum-
St. Nicholas.
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AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIr.-"Bro,on's
Bronchial Troches" are the most popular ar.
ticle in this country or Europe for Throat
Diseases and Coughs, and this popularity is
based upon real merit.
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fenberg- Marshalrs CsthOlicon for all f..
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find wonderful relief from constant use of
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FAkExT> - ho wish 10 .~ua their daughter,
81 . srEosS. where they wIl have good care
and goa1 iB-truriion, should read the sdyer-
us~ment Of the Sacramento Seminary.
Among other advantages the music depart.
m-nt Is one Of the best, and no pains are
spared 10 give the pupils the best oppor,u.
nifty to learn vocal aud instrumental music.
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A DANDY ON THE SCAFFoLD.-Cmsar
when he received Brutus' fatal stab, took
care to fold his mantle and fall with the
dignity becoming hero; and Mary,
Queen of Scots, bestowed much pains on
her execution toilet. But perhaps these
instances only show sense of lofty de-
corum triumphant over the last terrors.
When one always notorious for pride of
dress retains his dandy habits under the
stroke of fate, it may truly be called case
OF "the ruling passion strong in DEATH u
The first Earl of Holland was q great
dandy. who played prominent and not
altogether reputable part in the history
Of his time. He was Q favorife at the
courts Of James I. and Charles L.; but
when the civil war broke out he at first
sided with the parliament against the
king. In IN uslucky hour he went over
to the royalist side, took up arms sgains,
the Commoewealth, Was defeated, msde
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to lose his head. He appeared On she
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The New York herald., 1877-11-30
REG1MENTAL RECEPTIONS.

Al their armory In Twenty-sixth street, between
NAL ball rendered by the Ninth regiment
N.GsNY., TO the leader OF their band, MAJOR D. L.
Downing. Within. the spectacle exceedingly
pleasing. tho hall being gayy and gracefully decor
aied, while outside the thoroughfare was lighted by
calcium rchcctors Tho attendance very numer-
Gus and select and included representatives Of many
o our local besides the NINTH and several
distinguished military and civic personages. The
programme comprised sixteen dances ana tour special
musical fealureA AT haif-psst eight the regiment
ami guests began tho grand march. and from that
hour until sometime alter midnight the scene Was
forms gentlemen rlvang IN solendor the brill
isnl nuss of the ladies' toilets. The management OF
the AFFAIR dcvolved upon Lieutenant Colonel ~. p. l.
Montgomery and numerous stan OF coadjutors.
Not the least epjoyab among The reunions, mill
tnry and otherwise. was the reception 10 their many
Colonel +. Uhbckant commanding. Early last oven
ing OF the regimont III full uniform and
their lady friends died into Tho rogmeutsl armory
the corner Of Centre anu Grand streets, ana IN u
short time the large and tasiefuly estooned drill
hall wps filled by pleasurc-heeking company
who kept up their festivities until the small
hours. AT few minutes past nino o'clock l25
couples fell into limo Tor the grand march,
The Floor Committee being The ned aud stan oiccrs
while tho Committee OF Arrangements consisted OF
the commandants oi companies During the night
many notable members oi the National Guard dropped
into the hally some ot them joining tho dancers.
Brgadier General vilmar AND sla1 appeared and en-
s. r. Kueeland, tho new inspector OF rifle prsctice NJ
Cre~dmoor, was also present The music was fur
nshcd, OF course, by the regmental band, and the
programme was very fully adhered TO-
The New York herald., 1877-11-30
CREEDMOOR.
pnxxcHxp 1IrLEMEN AND WELL PoNMELLED

DnxxcHxD RIFLEMEN AND WELL PoMMELLED
BULL's-EyEs
In the midst OF the drenching rain. yesterday, .
large number OF enthusiastic rinemen out before
The bot.s at Creedmoor The Washington Grays troop
had three matches--thc troop match, the champion
and tho consolation match In tho troop match there
we're four prizes The nrst won by Lieutenant A.
T. Decker on y score OF SO out OF 10 points; Private
j. Buckbee took second on 53; Quartermaster Ser
gcant PaAoo the third 81, and sergeant D. Wilson
the fourth ou 4S points. In the chamrlons match
tho first prize tho Morion Legion OF Honor medal,
TO be held Tor year. second and third prizes
SILVER trophies valued ut $50 and Sl0 respectively
Qusrtermastsr sergeant 9: Pasco won tue medal on =
score oi 81 out OF possible IS points, Captain L.
Baker made 40 points Tor tho second aud Sergeant M
T. Ross 4s the third prize In The consolation match
fiom SIS 10 $40 Corporal g. Hosten won the FIRST
prize on score OF % ous OF 80 points private a.
Cruikshshks captured the third, making ID Tor u.
THE IRIsH-ANERIcAN CLUB
The Irlsh-American Rine Club shot ,nsr mrs. com
senlea 70 tho club by Dr. NJ. II. Matby. The match
was open TO members OF the club only; any riie;
distances 200 and 500 yards; leu rounds with Two
sighting shois ~ eacn range; the prize 10 DC won
nsr sergeant N. D. Ware TOOK tho prizo record
OF "a out Of possible 100 points, using the Stale
regulation military r,dc.
FIFTH BRIGADE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Company A, Fourteenth regiment. anu Company =,
Thirtecnlh regiment, had team macn OF six marks
each Tor tAe championship OF the Fiftn brigade
u the state National uard. The conditions were nve
scoring shots each ~ the 200, and tho same al
tho 500 yards distances Remington rifle, State model
Company A OF tho Fourteenth came OUT the victors
on score OF ell Of 800 points, against l5 points
rwExTY-sEC0xD REGIMENT.
Company y, fwenty-second regiment, shot under
the military conditions, the FIRST competition for
cnallsngs cup presented by the company officers
Private J. Ballin won 1t on score OF 30.
THE SCOTTISH AMERICAN CLUB.
The Scottish American Rifle cluo snot subsciption
match twenty rounds at 200 yards, any rifle. There
were somo thirty prizes The following the
scores:-Capt&in ". Lindsay, 70; William Robertson,
IA Lieutenant j. Shani, IL "A. Mc!nness, 69 Captain
w. O. Clark 81; Lieutenant D. E. Vannott, 66: Captain
j. Monro, 61; James Ross, 81; Colonel J. W. Marshal,
so; Sergeant D. MCPHERSON, 40; Sergeant r. Hunter,
"A.
THE sEvEsTY-FIRsr REGIMENT.
The members OF tho Seventy -hrst regiment shot
their first competition for the McAlpiuc gold badge;
military Weapons rounds At each OF the 200 aud
500 yards distances. Seracant w. +. Edmuudstonc
LED the score by record Of 80 ont OF 10 points.
The New York herald., 1877-11-30
BELOW.
BELOW.
Brig Morning Light, Dill, from DsmsrsrA
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ms1cIr G s% ON Men g,
ssiss ga. s'-'' '~'' ''-@ss 40 ''-''-' -
snrr MALTA tso, Kavanaxh. At Norsos 9th from Lv.
and lost sails SSoom head gear and t,Dssl yard
!os.s Of s:sss bar.
. " s% On Msy 1.s s sai
carrying isrss. close rsssa 'ops"s AMI storm, na
;ssa @ % sssu. rM blew
~ :ss:Sss S .isss :s:;
ss:s: s n%sd,sssis % is:ssa y and Ssas.s me
~ the breaker; and stand the chance Of being
ms.ss S''s to prsysns e.psns
ing ovs, ss ,s | s.i s
abont az miles had good deal Of trouble clear
ns %
the long boa; from 4: poso. on .hs seGssss % asss ~
captain. wife and eha nothing else :sves but ships
$ Il. Il a'1%
In 10 years experience. M
BAnx Rs:oauTs sBn L.wrsnss from Belts, Cove for
rnnsh vessel spd ~ns puenssc Bermuda ss
Sy Capt J'ii Allen, of Hsiifsx "'''s'
BsIc Knpos,As tBs, seward. a. Halifax xoy Is from
passage which lost aud split sails; also lost
Balc TosKxsr. AZ rhilsdeph,s asth from Haysn.. Is
s. o. her Reel
ashore CITY Island, will total loss; OF the
Bridgeport OF ths vessel Waited tho wreck the
2sth decided TO sell hcr she os fr what she wi
bring.
scnR JOHN II PERRY. OF Now Bedford lost her anchor
and 80 athoms chain while riding the late gale In Dell
aware River.
scHR L KENNY (of Rockland), Fair. from New York
Ct % n "
been made to hoat her.
scHR LITTLE tof PhIedepha) from Port Johnson for
sn
hour Will probably have 10 discharge a. Newport to atop
the leak. -
sLoor CLo from New Bedford for Oak Bius before re-
ported safely anchored In Vineyard Haven
Wednesday last.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 2s-The schr Armenia. which was "
ing Wharf, partly loaded with coal. lifted
upoa wharf by the Hood Sunday night, got of
during night She received serious
ages Tho schr st Clair edwards which lying
tho Armenia, swept the wharf and left there by
She lies high and dry and wifi
have lacked mp and launched saan. like
sci. The steam DR.. Rodgers carried Hart
eys Wharf and still remains there; she will have
| regularly launched.
SHirBuILDxG-The Hardy brothers, OF Newbuypor ave
on the schooucrS each OF 100
ready launch the other IN tho frame
parties They also With parties w.
buryport 48 burthen. Capt
kenney.
LAuxcHxD-At San Francisco, Nov a. from the yard Of
| capt Turner, . schooner named Matthew Turner
The New York herald., 1877-11-30

Asrwxnr. Nov as-s.ilsd, ship chins. Baker. Now Or
loans; bark Maggie Chapman (Br Taylor, Philadelphia;
EIlida (forsign). Now York.
BALLlNA Nov 28-Ssiled, bark Charlotte Young (Br),
Crook New York.
BREMEN Nov 26-Arrivod, steamer Leipzig oGer) Hof-
man. Baltimore; 2sth ship Pauline (Gep, Drummer. New
York. barks Leocadis (Ger) wenke, do Antonetts Cer
Rosenau, Quebec.
Sailed 25th bark Jason CNor). Grimm. Philadslphia:
2s.b ship Bremerehs (Gsr. Reuken. New York; Inper
atrce Elizabetta tAus,. do Nelson tBr. do
CAcLrARI Nov 29-Arived. bark Giuseppe Rocco
fltaD. Castellano, New York.
CAprz. Nov 2l-ssiled, schrs Pareps Packard New
York: 25th, s L L Adams. Samson. Boothbsy, Me-
DEAL. Nov 2o-Arrived, brig O Sweeney. Eaton
Bremen for New York. "
FALMOUTH, Nov 2a-Arrived. steamer Brazilian (Br)
Bruce New Orleans for Bremen; 2sh. bark Francisco q
Utal), Gerola. Phiadc'phia Tor HULL
GarAr YARMOUTH. Nov 27-Arrivod. brig Hans GUIDE
(Nor), Nieigaard, New York
oarAr Nov as--Arivsd, bark " tBr,. Curry
New York.
GENOA Nov 2y-Arrvsd, bark aiuia tItaD. Trapsui.
Baatimore brgs (Br. wo.n Pensacola; 2eth Emma
Beng tGer). sodermann. Phiisdelpha.
Sailed 2ssh. bark Enrichstta dtan, Pensacola.
Hull, Nov 29-Arrived bark Rose ItsD. BarbsghasA
New York.
HAxnuKo-salsd from cuxhsven Nov AZ bark Anna A
Rich (Br,, Rich. New York.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 29Arrved, steamer sssachussts (Br)
Burwe Boston; brig Johnny Smith CBr), Thompsou New
York.
LONDON, Nov 29-Arrivsd bark Kings County (Br), Le
Cain. New York.
Cleared 10th. ships Percy (Dan) Beck. Pensacola; bark
Eiosiva 0oreign). Gunderson, New Orleans.
4 LxIri, Nov 2s-Anved, bark Sommerin (Nor), Peder.
sen, Now York.
LIsBox, Nov 17-ssed bsrks Luiss q Ntai), Colombo
New oreans 22d Caro-, Gay. United States 23d Cuomo
Primo Qts), Cuomo, Now York; Luciano Sierra (ItaD,
Cacace do two last before reported without dsts).
MALAGA Nov l7-Saiied. brig Harry Stewart, Larrabse
New York; 22d schr Minnie Loud Holt do Qattsr be-
fore reported without date).
QUEENSTOWN, Nov 29-Arrvsd, barks Colombo Ctai) .
Del Campo, New York Luigi RugEero Gta) Ruggiero do
sHrxLDs. Nov 2S-Arived, bark Towy (Br,. .Athouss
Beaufort, Sc.
sArosIcA Nov a. Sailed. brig VIM Mallory Jr Forsyth,
United States.
TRALEx Nov 2s-Arrived. barks Ardito (Aus). Zambea
Baltimore; Elektrs tSor), Iverseu, Phiiadelphia.
Lospox, Nov 2s-shp Lawrcnes Brown. Webb, from
Philadelphia for Genoa, has put into ST Thoms isaky
Steamer Bolivia tBr. Small from New York for Gias-
cow broke her shaft at Greenock and towcd iato
Glasgow yesterday.
Ship Cairngorm (Br) Love, from Greenock for Pensa-
cola has stranded on New Island Tho we're saved
schr Cumberland, Weber, from Newcastle for st Croix
has arrived In Portland Roads, having been In collision
with the Lsdyland. Both vessels were damaged
SINGAPORE, Nov 70 Bark Aberlady tBr. NicolI from
Hong Kong IS. New York, ashore In Gaspar
STRAITS and total loss. The saved. The
bark will be sold she Hes.
WEATHER REPORT.
PLrxourH, Nov 20 Wind wsw, fresh, squsliy.
The New York herald., 1877-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
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"A EARLY
assssiias the INTEGRITY of the dr.vnss
sss sas
1922 Vim ;: for
the holders Of ooo .icksss Of $40 each and fractions
once Noe
Of
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after hesitation went 20 New oreaas examine
somp:nx Thss. we're three points 10 which desired
wSo had
dsrng tho people OF ioussna; the second whether the
and intssrisy tie operating on
s Ss Capitol nanf's n a. s IL. led
sons connected with the management OF the COM
tho Nche. s"vsrams.t the status quo ss was
ca ed being s.s a u me satisfied thu.
the Interest the company to conduct all opera
them o S.se .esd ana
from sources ot ialormsson on which could place rcl
basis there being among its OF the best
ready satshed himself these ponts and together We
entered into an viii. the company Tor
Sn ss nSS nu%Sss % @ % Havana pan in which
1T was iuIy understood bstwsen General Besuregard
and myself on the one hide ana the tho other
TO s ssz sy
thing wrong in hs: operations ot those of ihs assnts
which wS may y haze On their .as The
facility and comply WITH demand OF
q public snsts
on the 9th Of June tor whca purpose wen.to New or
ins ,c. that. unless i. q. number. wsrs the
drawing TSs
In single number ioedes 80 ssue tickets containing
highest the lowest say from iooco and 'so1 es1s
~ 10 ss G g
holder has no Ihy chance for the number representing
iii We 50 very green know nothing nbou,
this conrivaneo would have learned i from
that that the way which the bogus lotteries
taken place in my state which .uperntsnded BY
:oms sry esp e & in which no one drew
10 the Indicated the having
hs @ 'Ss n ps
10000 numbers and there would still be e suicient
likely such psImed on me. .er the discus
s %' sna ns no and s
tempt. they certainly had no opportunity, TO per
tor T. or the m one on ss 5
the bal OTIS tubes bags wheels necessary Tor the
purpose and to pay the persons we icund necessary 20
drawing. all Of whom of seotios. We took
70 ~ the e scheme
sold and unsoid placed in the wheel from which tho
hcsr packages Of money sealed them
h II e: ysS sn s shss % ,s
there. There was no possibility OF any mistake ou.
part deception the part OF others, could
II 1t would not too much give all the
mnutiG Of the precautions We took The drawing
Wise conducted with the precaution and especial
pains taken TO record as TOOK place verify the
result by comparison with the drawn Numbers and the
prizes which folded In each other they drawn
iron the wheel
ss sS $ sys sis "s:
:':s % Sd sass s: Ss
participation fraud.
Il know that by Of Its charter the Louisaua
State Lottery Company bound to and does annually
pay into the state treasury S4Oo which 10 appropriated
Of the nobcst charities In America the Charity Hos
p'a In New Orleans found the company operating un-
that which has force Of coItrHct and
der the constitution Of tho united states IL csunot be In
tercred with In the prosecution OF It's business until Its
charter expires by Its own limitation IL Was therefore
doing 30 the lie Interest or the public morality
integrity.
ot zoe dealings IN STOCKS, gold &s and Imagine few