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New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
LIS CLOCHEs DE CORNFvILLE.

The bad weather which Slr. Giau's artists
met win IN Boston 10 have seriously affected
iher voices for there hardy one OF the
principals last night who not moro OF
les hoarsc. Pa0la-Mare the greatest sufferer
She Clf Wen. however. spite OF her cold singing
smoothly and acting with great IRE and spirit. IL
The LAST act. especially. she ana Dupian were
exceedingly funny and made the success Of
the evening. Her SerBoieGe Is IN way a
companion picture to her Clairene Angot Al
though lacking the brilance Il thar performance. 10 is
bright and sparkling. brimmng with the
spirit q fun and mischief and Is never exaggerated or
ernSs. PsalaNarie has made herself a firm iavorite
here. and her reception last alght showed Row gauly
TIE public welcomed her back. Most or
the other Characters were nlled by the artists
W1o well known IN tbeu-Juiean,
louar,l. NJ ercs ana DuBlan-ind that the first
two we're aaarse. Their work EXCELLENT as n has
always necn. Mile Greg0ra made charming Ger
FuatHe Tse chorus efficient. the orchestra little
Ia Belle Helene " VIII be produced on "ednes
C1v evening.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

Mile. MarimOn, whom Mr.. Mapleson offers
a. a substitute for Nine Gerster. passenger on
tic CITY ~ Richmond, which tOwed into Halifax
yesterday with broken shaft The lady's first appear
ance al tire Academy of Music viii. therefore be post
poned a few days beyond the time the manager bad
probably II. and content ourselves with
the plasn fare 70 which have become accustomed
Aida is 80 well done that almost any opera house
might be Tioud OF the representation; Faust Mar
tha- and Linda also credi:abv gwen and IN the
Sunday performances OF the SabGt Mater there Is
doubtless considerable prof, The subscribers have
reason ingratulSe themselves that in this
o. dcarfh the voice and spirits or Campanini and
Caassi fail and the taste and tact Of Art are
never NJ fault
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

affairs Of popular and delightful resort Last night
he again broughI forward Mr.. W. C. Coup's Broncho
Horses. which are among the finest and the best
trained mails IN the world This show met with much
favor when 10 was here before. and Its merits
arc such "a should renewal OF
the public interest. There is also a display OF
Trained DoSs. The commodious tanks of The Aquarium
are fuIl Of singular and often beautiful specimens Of
marine nfe and these AFFORD valuable field OF study
well rs q fantastic kind OF Few persons are
aware the wealth variety OF character that may
be found in dsh--vhat eccentric they have. and
what significant meetings sometimes occur between
them. the deeps of Their odd encounters and
faceouS attributes may be pleasantly inspece al
the AQuarium
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
VERY HIGH FLAYoREp CROW.

The Democrats OF the South want no coward
a. a leader Ii has a sublime ISspec. for brave men
M noporrd heu IN Own RANKS In the lAe war; aDd
Wa NOT lacking apprcc alton Of undaunrd courage
N1en tlnse who were their antaEo-
rsts When t threw It's solid vote for samuel j. Ilde
A. believed Inn be man. Nhrn ilden shruhk nom
tle r.spousibility which extraordinary OccAs iOu
piaced him. 10 cOnoCuI ed ann az an art4hl pr
troon and Will have more OF hlfu. We want = man
mental and pbyslcI ali the way through. Jelly fishes
useful n their but II taAeH biain, D"Ae ahI
to make galc matter Of genuine Nt4ur ana
force the animal world. Tiden IL a jelly fish. His
bae kbOEt deqnesced and he ought 10 De allowed
u float quietly a~Ay into Obscurity.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
INCIDENTS.

Mr.. Jefferson appeared last night. at the
Broad street Theatre philadelphia as Boo 1ereS. in
the Riva.s." and as MT Goligtny. in Lend Me Five
saiilings-" Mr.. George Fawcett Rowes new
drnma. Ruin. or Curse OF Rum" WAS
procured az the Philadelphia Academy OF Music.
last niast.-.---John Mccullough Is acting AT the
National Theatre. Washington Drink. .'-Cnarles
RAIDS adaptation of " LASsumoir,"-was pro
duced last evening nj Boston Theatre An
Arab Night will be presented az Daly's Theatre
next saturday nIrh Smug gers Viii be ready al
the Broadway Opera House next week. or ctriler---
Miss Ada Cavenish appeared last night at N.wark ana
vii ac ihere again this evening, Beutrcc. 10 hucn
ADD About Nothing" of which spanking part she Is
accounted particularly brf liant representative.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
SUCCESS IN MINING.
CONDITIONS WHICH MAKE 1T CERTAIN.

CONDITIONS WHICH MAKE IT CERTAIN.
A LEGIrINATE BUSINESS TO BE CONDUCTED on
BUSINESS PRIScTPLEs-EXTRAoRDINAR DELU-
s1ONs OF SENSIBLE MKS - HOW MONEY is
THROWN AWAY.
\ staff correspondent brings to a conclusion
his series of letters descriptive OF the mining
properties among which he has spent several
months. with the general warning that mining
operations. to be profitable must be conducted
on sound business principles. He shows how
easily and how often men, otherwise sensible,
are deceived by the hope of digging money
out OF the EARTH and that rashness will
bring disaster in this IS in every other lcgiti-
mate basness enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

To-day the Republican party makes no cru
sade against the south II Inr and %. Inc sOath
only II asKs Tor The North. Free Opinions, Tree
speech free ard voting. Tree travel complete
freedom under the iaN-lnese cuncedcG ana cstAD-
hsned NORTH these n seeks IA the. south No
prescription account OF political cOnVictonT- no Or
acism Of past an rencrr-thir u tDe rule OF
Section and only that Il be- made the rnle OF
ali Our psncpe simply thai 10 shall Do sale 10 De
Republican IN Mississippi Il l. 10 De DeInOcrat IN
tew-York. u this section Asnif
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
THE YAzOO PLAN.

We heard that as many AS hIty shots were
freO near The pOlls IA fazO0 Jily W heard tna
rudes 0f shOfs nred a f-feut pOnts nearly
ali over abe county during Tie fW before the
elef ton and a general deterl lna ton eX-
pTessrd 70 carry tie All rl-. The silver
Greek box "a the precluct Without tue poll
books and Decessarcs hold the electiun aud
ony contained pens nd nkstaud, and Was 80 re-
turned YazOO Ciy. We have no dnnDt Tie rrtrus -
Procured anu complied show that BOurDJus carried
The comfy, but w4s the elsctlOn such one the
civilized world would pronounce free. iar and honest
n n not. merely the temporary triumph Oi
perjury fraud and Violence.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
PUBLIC OPINION.

Nothing will kill Grants candidacy so GER
tssnly AM quickly the idea that . VIII be at al
agreeable 20 the Southern states.-Mac Telegraph
tDem.}
There Is very little doubt that the Demo-
cratic majority consummate the
outrage upon LOUISIANA by removing senator kellogg
from his srat-fPoughkeeDsie kfgie tisepJ
We think that it would be quite safe to say
thai fhers l. nor man Iu the Of Louisiana who
con.d be found lndOrse the senumenf expressed by
Mr.. .TOombs.-New- Orleans Times d. MI
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

A-.
Ia psndisaial hns divisions u n. o. ~ (. ga,s
neury The <pkn -otisd ne -essns
iadicAts1 tersetef Al hue
alis PLAIu-Acy bFosa~ay.
Tribune OFFIcE Nov. 25. MA rapid rise in the
barometer yesterday morning followed In the after
noon and evening by steady decline The weather was
clear and fair. Ths temperature ranged beween 2s'
aud 42o the AVERAGE 35ao being 7 lower than on the
"a NE day year and SIZE lover than ON sunday Tie
amount af molHfure in tae air Ia not large.
Warmer ana clear or partly cloudy weather, VIII
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
HIRAM MILLER.

Hiram Miller, a member of the Produce
Exchange, who has long been Identified with the JOB
bIng died sunday at MS house, No. lis
Iwelfh-st. AT the OF sIxtynve years He hfs
falling health two three years, and unt
recently IN the rm OF W. ID. Mangams sons, No W
BrOad-st. His funeral takes place at 73O y H. to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

toilet and medicinal assistant 20 Cucua in tbs
~ all external ailments For chapDed baHds rouzh
slnbur. and the akin trpnDes 10 "a IN
dsprnsabe for the toilet the nufery aud bath
refreshing and healing before the DuD1c
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
slight chances of light late IN the day, may be 81
pected to-day In this city and vicinity
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
AROUND THE WORLD.

Any intelligent young man of good charac-
ter desires spend years In foreign travel
under the favorable conditions for Improvement.
will learn how he may do very snail expense on
application to A. &. Proal Nichols Hotel, New-York
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
MIDNIGHT THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
synopsis FOR Lhe past "a hours.

synopsis fOr Lhe past "a AOurS
WASHINGTON, Nov. %, a. m.-The barom-
eter il highest along Atlantic Coast
centre has advanced sOutAeasward the Upper Lake,
accompanied by occasional light Clear partly
cloudy weather has IOred from the Northwest
Lakes Michigan and superior; nOrtneassry winds In
the South Atlantic states; soutnerly winds in the
naming Tae temperature has generally fallen
from Minn sofa to Wyoming aud IN the Atlantic and
East Gulf states. and risen ~ the other DISTRICTS
lnGtcdglOns.
For the Middle States aud New England. falling
ha ometer Increasing souilcriy Winds. ering 90
erly warmer partly cloudy weather. ana IN northern
potons light ram. followed ia former by r4slng
barometer and north west winds.
Cail.onGTy signals.
Cantlonary signas are now ordered from Sandy Hook
10 Cape May.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
on HOT


We are informed that Mr. Tiden did not
tssue hat claims letter until had been sub
mtted the approval OF representative southern men
In thai it submitted u Governor
Houston Senator Morgan aud our representatives IN
Congress- and that without exception our pOntcd iea
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
poIiiical Nonees.

Young Mes's Republican Ctub
There wi be meeting lHIS a. LNlNO al hc4i1alt tefs
fss 5thaVe. al 0'cll,A.
HuEaess OF Importance
A. q PRCk. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
APROPOs OF ELLIOTT COUNTY.
E.... N. G.az.nlnaLn -LlA-n- EannLL.c-

The territory now EN- braced IN the State
line- OF Kentucky was known " the dark and blood
ground long before the Revolutionary War. The
biate stll maintains Its tltle To tue phrase
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

Thanksgiving Notices.

BrookIyn Taberna cle.-rhanksgiving service THURS
DAY. ~ N o'clock IN. Dr.. rALAAGn VII preach q
Thauksgviug Professor George ". MORAN and
All viii the mule z cotton
plan Sheavss sugar Cane. orange Bguaua ana a.
met trees Of The eie.L Rye Date. Cora
and fruits thr and West, viii decorate tbr cnunc
.necmeas ol GOLD. ,.eI And lron OIes lom -Ae Alaes
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

Tilden Il the proper person 10 bIlng order
ouf al chaos. and raelfv the conflicting eeuents. He
throied TammauY In 1876 and on Otuer occas0us aHo
comes necessary The people are with IIlden. ana It
seems nat he alone can the democracy victory
1850
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
DEAIH OF JULES NOEL.
PARIS, Nov 24.-Jules Noel, the French
ualnIer. Is dead.
CHARLES ]. GORDON.

BoRDENrowN, \. j., Nov. 24-Charles j.
Gorisn Dcmocratic ex Member Of the House OF Assem-
blv Of New,Jcrsey In 1873, from Burlington County
died Of consumption his farm, near this city, THIS
morning.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

Child (scarcey three years 0ld) looking visit
fuIly al a dinInnnve PIE hothrr-" Now. Meta want
vou 10 save your nice pie your papa can sce u when
he comes hofne" Chiid-l0Oking sill wlstfully-
I" sink could tell papa esacy how IL looks'
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
5uecla! N0ilcss

Advertisements Intended for the issue % FliE
WLEhLY TRIBUNE snOud De handed IA before p IA 10
day.
Congress water IS su0errprrv ratla-c All trs-s
ve cons fr-eitm from everft11F pEtsr.
internal AMI
% All mineral Wltert
that are dangerous rrtsns De known Dy acid after
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
Gsas Fixtgre-.

DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPTIONALLY FINE,
Wholesale AID RETAIL
o. ARqHEA7 AZ 70 - woosler above S sroons
BroaiTsy cars pass the door
Keafsnas Cough LozenRrs have equal IN the rr,,t-
msnt q coughs DroaS & : H., oce Of ovr - So ,ssrs
Eng ssH rri.es - sa "a --r h, ,,ali
T. FOUGEaA x CO.. New-YorE Agents
Nervous Exhaustion medical e.-aT com gr..ing series
YORK on N dcne showing IN
ynopsis ~ rnpeinents o marrsg. anf te resent a
ner,ous ana ~. % s' ~, w m M M ~ e sfa,Ws Adare.s
Secretary Kahns Museum 6-- Broadway NeW WforA
ge-t qHfs @ 9r & nall all 5 c. .1s at @ o sas
on I - DAh a. lS5o D. M sT SqIoPsi " M e p % N9a m
for Europe BY seaHship Algeria va Qnsens'o"n core
y M FOR France drec by steamship canada VIA Hsvre on
B At lo a. no ior any y and ranss %
must be 'pecialy sadre-se'l snd ~ 10 B. "a or ffanse.
oourg and Hlmnrg corsspon9e9ee - or ~ % ana
2s a. m bY steamzhip Dly ~ Rlchwund "a
% % 'p psesa & 9rras-ia va C la roT ana Ar N am for sn
mai for Denmark, eden ami NORWAY arr dispatched by
Hamburg Bremen Steamer, only The mats ior ayt.
81 Domingo and Inrks isaa. sats SevfSrs & NaasnSr c
venber % The mails Hiyti and Jamaica cave View
Y5f. November q The mails hsysna ,aye % SeT, @ OK
NsE 1orx Sovemner q rhe ior AsgnEs aai soata
Mexico ssve SsTYSrs Novembsr -. china
.na .ra al "A teaTc San Trrtsco Dec-rber 90
Po,, ONCE Ne~ York Nov %. is7s
The Quincy Ventnfor been plcei In the hapc oi
tn University pace Church The action IL hENEh~ED
and COOL the rom
Published To-Day
THE NEW FAR WEST.
THREE MINING CENTRES
THE BLACK HILLS,
MONTANA,
UTAH.
Nj T. l. WHITES letters from The Mining districts
to-day issued IN
TRIBUNE EXTRA no. 81.
PRICE TEN CENTS
The fuestand most regard these
new enterprise and adventure, Is here given
convenient form aud a nominal prlce-
sent ~ mail on receipt Of price
Address TIE TRIBUNE
NeS-Yorx.
Ready this Morning.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
The Issue OF to-day contains
Letters from sar other Correspondents Ia TIE OH
World and the New
Price I'm wrappers ready for mailing. i've per copy
one copy one year. 81 ave copies sll copies aad
extra s.S Postage IN all cases the sabscr5sr
Address THE TRIBUNE. Ns~-vork
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

IT. BAkNAnA~.
SOi and tn6 MuihrrrF-st
THURSDAY Nov. n, Divine service a. 1880 a. M pn
ncr Al least ONE IAOt -AN rAllfeH. Nita tntt
mothers bel0n the House, Day Nuftfif rfy
Industrial tee Rradug to'n s. iir expect.
Ina ther usual THAN ANh5olNlAN DIN lie1-t Hr-f
ireu- again the 20 AT ~ M ne hungry Nhl
aud Ia nj al hearts sitH 10y d gsdncas is yOd
have
Donations OF money food. be cent sI-ltn
ELLEN Rev. 4. + WOODRUFF.
supL y. =. rOI Epls- ,lty Sis. sos.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25
sf the Five Pssafs!
ANNUAL APPEAL


FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
$50 W0r LIST.
sTEEss
Morris K Jesup. President Hugh y. Camp Treasurer.
Geo r. Betis. secretary " " Astor.
d IydE s'ayaam. oliyer a frimaa.
On .rles Lznlor ". + BarndEfl -uperlutsudent
The Of this well Suovn ust luton which Tor ore
poor eciei en- drea 0f Nef grk.
gently presen this appea iOI sssianc a. enable them ~
Inc nsu ion IS dependens for rs support entirely
uO0n the voluntary dits or tle Qabhc.
dolla.s debt therefore argent used u uu,s
school ap :. RENDERS entire ~ pnort TO larrc iamy daily
IL : eovernesi y unsectaran BOARD Of Trustees
rrainins of children ftvc arrauger
boys IRE tauxat type-setiuz sao,masng tailoring.
t'ereDy children useful and Bus
OF IndGstry nnlTds oi nrectrd chlldrsn
now are respectable Numbers o. soc.ety
The following is a statement of the years work
Meals glNoii Al tStu
Garments used 1888
shoes ase' pairs -------------.- L5-l
attendance N school. 3sj
sheltered siLce or gan lat OH. 1900
public All times welcome visit aud inspect the
The safest remittance check ,he order Of
IhAnl giving mosl interesting ervces VII te held
At SSoek 1nner viii b. served 90 the children
where visitors LW src uirin at no
At O'Clock sufficient means are furnish D. the annual
All Interested oefdiallv invited nioY lhe isy "a
Thanksgiving Day To Fiv- POINTS Ni-soa st.e od
diIogsrs sinsi.g and cal-fhn by TIE liiirrn lhe
chapel vii commence al I.o " 90. Dr. TIFFANY All
Annual dnner the children p no.
Food remaining vii be- 'istrlu luis noey ianies 10
the ne Ehb0rh0OI on TIE following dtF.
Pupils Day school iAst year go ha'ns dsifioutei
Donations eOtune. food thankfully received
The public cordially invited 60 attend.
y
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

DESIGN AND FINISH EXCEPrIoNABLY FINE.
Wholesale AND RETAIL
ARCHER & PAEC0 AST M'FG CO,
81 reanesf 4 g. 70 II WOo-feTsf above Browne Il
Br1aI cars pass fhe door
New-York tribune., 1879-11-25

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
Revelations from Central
Africl.
LI'he Grapllic.l


The Figaro has Just published fur
fher instalmcnt OF Count de Scmellc's
rcDort on his travels in Central Africa.
He was highly delighted with the Sui
tan Amrou, who resides in a fortified
city, and who can place in the field
so 600 h0rscincn and 10000 foot soldiers.
The greater portion OF this force, how
ever, is only armed with bows and ar
rows, the rest having only flint mus
kcts. The sultan, says the count, eXcr-
cises absolute power, and treats travel
ers with the greatest hospitality. lie
foEnd his Majesty aware that there was
another country as powerful and as
rich as ngland-Francc-a adds :
Besides, AmlOu is tired Of that En-
glsh policy which tends to restrain his
power, and he is very willing to well
come the French and facilitates their
commercial relations with his people,
Before my departure he gave me a let
ter for the president Of the republic
(the great warrior who had almost
finished the conquest OF North Africa)
and which on my return | handed to
Mr.. Grcvy.n The sultan 'possesses to
u high degree the sentiment Of equity,
and his empire is admirably adminis-
tered0 Theft, we are told, is almost
unknown in Nuppc, probably owing to
the manner in which it is punished.
The accused are brought before the
sultan i'll presence OF The people, and
the prisoner found guilty of a first
offence has his hand cut oil and is para
ded through the empire; Il second
offence is followed by the gouging OF
the left eye, and the third conviction
entails the pain Of death without scpul-
ture. The following anecdOtc respect
ing this well administered country
makes heavy demands on the readers
faith. All the sultan's police come
from a place called ilHoussas, and the
Haoussas parade the empire in small
detachmcnts, "arrcsting evi-docrs and
enuuilnS after people afflicted with
contagious maladics. When any such
are discovered, they are seized and pat
to death, roasted and devonred. Such
is tho example reserved for .lcperss,
which are numerous enough i'll this
part Of Africa.D In connection with
tho police, the count tells another ancc-
dOte, more easily accepted than the
last. The market, he says is close to
the sultan's palace, and forms an I'M
mense, square, the center of which is
occupied by the police and the bar
bers. The reason is that the BARRIERS of
Bidda are us talkatiyc as those Of
Paris, and that the Haoussas, by keep
ing their cars open while shaving is
going on, acquire plenty Of useful in
formation. There is il wonderful chap
ter on the horses Of the country, some
of which reach the price of $4,000.
Sultan Amrou made the count a present
of such an animal, and he rode him in
one day 110 kilometres; ho gallopcd
four hours at a stretch, was contentcd
with very sober fare, and only drank
once o day, ut sunset.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

THE MAN FROM KEOKUK.-The fun
lest scene of the year occurred at Gen
Sherman's headquarters on Tuesday
A Senator was showing the sights OF
Washington to q country constituent
and introducing him to distinguished
men. Among other places he took him
to sec the General of the Army. The
constituent shook hands with Gen
Sherman and remarked, in an innocent
way: "You were in the late war, were
you not?" The Senator says that Gen.
Sherman was never before so non
pulsed in his life, and us soon as he
could do so decently the Senator dragged
his friend out. tits understood in "ofli-
cial quarters that the man was from
Keokuk.-[Des Moines Qowa) Register,
Dec. II. "
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
Proceedings of the Esoard OF s'oEiCc of
ahe Town oG 0pcIou7as.

THURSDAY, December 1tth, 1879
The Board met pursuant TO i call Of tht
President.
Present: DR.. James Ray, President McssrS
G. Mayo, L. j. LcleDVre &. n. Ealcr W. G. I;ciI
The minutes of the last meeting were rctl
amt approved
On motion OF Mr.. Icfcbyrc, Resolved that
the ErVcnnc Law adopted on the I31h day OF
November 1879, be and he Sanu is hereby re
adopted for the year 1880.
The President appointed Mcssls. Ealcr, Mayo
and Belle, q committee on claims, Whrrcupnil
the said committee reported favur;thly upon
the following claims, viz:
j. Meyers Il Co., lumber .Sr--..-...-..-.Sl9 Sl9} -
A III Olivier, making coffin for paul,,.r.- Z 81
Tom Garland digging grave lnr pal1pCr.. W
James Ray Justice hCac" fees. S..-.-.-..- :; I'll
Bloch IL Isaac Merchandise. NC. . -
II. II. Burr Constable fees .-...--...-. . Il
James Ray justices fees. t.-.-.......-..- :: 0l
james Ray ''.-..--..--..-.. 2 Il
On motion the Board adjourned.
JAMES RAY, President.
Attest: O. VOORHEES,, Clerk.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Wife" But, my dear, | shall catch
eoid,eoming down SO late to let You in
Husband-a Oh, no my love; I'll rap
you np we'll before you come down.
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

Necessity is the mother of invention
but are mothers n-law d necessity
because. eonfdentally, il they are-bui
no matter about it till after Christmas
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27
ADVERTISING RATES:
Ds.. Ty'sas. CAsEtss,

i Formerly of Church Point, having perma-
nently located at Barry's Landing, offers his
professional services to the citizens OF that
community, sept Is Am
St. Landry democrat., 1879-12-27

l,S55 Prizes, amounting TO. .Sf1O, 100
10 Applications for Agencies or
Rates to Clubs should only be made
to the office at New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full ad.
dress, for further Information, or
send orders to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-15
h SUN FOR 8

TIE Bun will deal with the events OF the
year 1880 In its own fsshion. now pretty we'll
understood by everybody. From January I
until December u It will be conducted % .
newspaper. written In tho RDglish language,
and printed for the people.
Asa newspaper, The BUN believes In getting
all the news Of the world promptly. and pre-
sentins It In the most Ineligible shspe-the
shape that viii enable its readers 10 keep we'll
abreast OF the sgs with the least unproductivs
expenditure Of tina. The Rrestest interest 10
the greatest number-that II the law control
ling It's daily make up. lthasnow . circulation
very much larger than that OF any other Amer.
lean newspaper. and enjoys an Income which It
10 at all times prepared % spend hberally for the
benent Of its readers. People OF oil conditions
OF life and all ways Of thinking buy and read
TIE BUN; and they all derive satisfaction Of
some sort from its columns, for they keep ON
buying and reading IL.
In It's commsnts on men and anaiu. TVS Sur
believes that the only guide OF policy should DO
common sense, inspired By genuine American
principles and backed By honesty Of purpose.
For this reason It 10. and will continue 70 DO.
absolutely independent Of party. class. Clique,
organization or interest. IL II for oil. but OF
mono. IL will continue to praise what 10 good
aud reprobate what 10 evil, taking care that its
language 10 to the point and PLAIN. beyond the
possibility Of being misunderstood. Il 10 unin.
huenced By motives that do not appear on the
surface; Il has no opinions TO sell, save those
which may be had BY any purchaser with two
cents. it hates injustice and rascality evan
hors frauds, pities fools. and deplores nlnoom.
poops Of every species. IL will continue
throughout the year 1880 TO chsstise the nrst
class, Instruct the second. and -discountsnanco