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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14

TyHE ORIGINAL KEYSTONE hll-
YER MINING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
principal place Of business. ban Francisco, Gal.
ifornis-
Notice is hereby given, that ct Q meeting OF
the Board Of Directors. held on the twenty.
sixth day Of May, 1880. an assessment
mo, 81 Of Fifty I60J Gents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately, In lawful
money Of the United States, TO the Secretary,
a. the once OF the Company. No. $50 Pint
street, Room 0, Ban Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment ehall TO
main unpaid on the twenty ninth day Of June,
1880, will be delinquent, and advertised Tor
sale st public auction. and unless payment u
made before, viii be sold on WEDNESDAY, the
twenty.nrst t2ist) day Of July. 1880, 70 pay te
DELINQUENT assessment, together with corts OF
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Directors.
Z. z. LUTY, Secretary.
omce-Room 8. No. $50 Pine street. San
Francisco, California. my2sid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14
NDEs sILvER INNING CON.

A NDEb SILVER nlNINa CON.
"A PANY.-Location Of principal place Of
blsiness, San Frsnciico, California.
Location Of WORKS. Virginia Mining District,
Storey county, Nevada.
Notice IL hersby given that at Q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors. held on the eighth 18th
day OF July, 1880, an assessment mo.
ioj OF twenty-five Gents per share was
levied upon tbs capital stock Of the corporation.
payable Immediately, In United States gold
coin. 10 the Secretary, at the once OF the Dom.
PAW. Room ., Nevada Block. No. s09 Mont.
gomery street. Ban francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment fnal
remain unpaid on tho sixteenth day Of August,
1880, Will be DELINQUENT, and advertised
for sale at public auction; and unless pay.
ment 10 made before, will be old on
MONDAY, the sixth day OF September.
1850, 70 pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with costs Of ADVERTISING and expenses
OF eale. BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
BUTLER BUhRiS. Secretary.
ONCE Room Q. Nevada Block, 500 Montgom.
cry street. Ban Francisco. California. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14

The day on which assessment No. 8 on the
stock of said Company shall become DELINQUENT
has been postponed 70 MONDAY. July ~, 1850,
and the day Of sale postponed TO SATURDAY,
JULY 81. 1880. ny order Of the board Of
Directors.
iyStd II. Il. LUTI, becretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14

the B.aens OF Repubiissa Rule 20
che whole Country asd People
Popular he Chiuese
90 sston - Charges Against she
Democratic Party,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-14
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Gold Hill. July 8, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

The LAW AND THE LADY-THE RED LET
TER-A WOFULLY- -WRoNGED W OMAN
Bennadini Nodni, an Italian, was before
the Police Court yesterday morning
charged with threatening to kill Mrs. Mary
Baccigalupo.
Several months ago it will be remember
ed that NOdiui was up, charged with the
same offence. He was discharged on the
condition that he would leave the city. No
DIM left here, and took up his abode in
Washington. Since his departure from
this city Mrs. BaccigalupO has received
several anonymous letters Of threatening
character. One OF them was covered with
blood, and stated that the writer would kill
her il she refused to marry him. On cOm-
plaint OF Mrs. Baccigalupo NOdini was ar
rested in Washington and brought to this
city.
Justice Richardson stated that as there
was no proof to show that Nodini had writ.
ten the letters he would have TO be CON-
PEELED to release the prisoner. He was dis
charged on condition that he would leave
the city. The woman who Nodiai threat
ened to Kill Is the same that was stabbed
twenty.one times by Angelo Baccigalupo,
her husband, more than year ago. Angelo
is now serving term in the pententiary
for the offence.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

4 Hancock and English Club Organized.
A meeting Of Democratic citizens Of this
city was held In the Hustipgs-Con room
last night TO organize Hancock and Eng.
lish club. The meeting was called TO order
by Superintendent Jordan, and the follow
ing officers were elected:
For Presidcnt-Judge William /. Clop-
ton.
For e-Prcsidents-First Ward: DR..
A.. S. McRae, Henry Fitzgerald, Thomas
w. Gentry, Ed. Bourne, Il. j. Priddy.
Second Ward: Captain A. A. Waugh,
Major J. B. Vaughan. w. W. Pool,
Arthur G. Evans, ID. j. Weisiser. Third
Ward A. G.. Brandies, George a. Peple,
+. c. ID. Farmer, w. l.. Moody, pr. a..
Montero. Fourth Ward: John OBrien,
Augustine Royal. Henry {. Ferguson, &.
6. Maurice. w. 7. Kidd
Secreiaries-J. K. Perdue, C.. L. Page, b.
p. Owen, Jr.
sergeat.at-Arms-James A. Lipscomb.
Treasurer II. i. Duva.
An executive committee will hereafter
be appointed.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted:
Res0lUed, That so far as the Conservative
Democratic party OF Virginia (as repre-
senied in the Cincinnati Conyenion) was
concerned, they acted in good faith, being
only de,irous TO secure the election OF the
nominees OF said Convention, and thereby,
in the triumph OF their principles, deliver
the Government from the crimes and frauds
OF It's officials and restore it ia its pristine
purity and usefulness; and that any party,
10y whatever name called, which by It's ac-
ton shall jeOpardZe The success OF the
nominees Of the Cincinnati Convention,
should receive, as they deserve, the un.
qualified condemnation OF every patriot and
lover Of constitutional liberty.
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4 Readjuster for the May Hancock
Ticket.

MANCHESTER, Va, August II, 1880.
Editors Dispatch; Gentlemen, In your
Manchester local OF this morning you state
that / am the Readiuster canyasser for the
city.
Ii is true that received by mail some
weeks since Il notice that | had been ap-
pointed by the Readiuster Committee, but
| paid no attention to IL, as | had no inten-
ton OF serving. Ii may be that | was
derelict in duty in not informing them OF
the fact; my silence may have misled them
have been a Democrat all my life. did
not swerye from the party in the great
"Know-N othing" campaign, when so
many in Richmond were drawn away after
"Sam," and | do not think it would be
sensible TO fall out OF the ranks now, when
after twenty years wandering in party
want we can glimpse the coming rest
again. In January, 1879, in an article in
the Manchester COarier, Or. Monteiro and
myself, in forcasting the present campaign,
named General Hancock as the Democratic
nominee, and had been at Cincinnati and
possessed full control 1 would not, could
not, have done better or differently than
did the gentlemen who were present in the
Convention. | am fully satisfied that the
Republicans OF Virginia, both white and
black, will with great unanimlty vote the
Garfield and Arthur ticket. They have the
right to do so. propose TO exercise a
similar right, and vote the straight-out
Democratic ticket. | feel no hesitancy,
however. in making the acknowledgment
that in State affairs am a Resdiuster. 1
am opposed to population, but favor a
large reduction OF the State debt-peacea-
bly, IL we can; forcbly II we must.
am, gentlemen, yours respectfully,
c. S. MACRICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

MOONLIGHT EXCURSION AND PIc-NTc.-
Nothing more attractive in the way OF an
excursion has been announced among the
many announcements OF this gay season
than the most delightful moonlight eXcur-
sion and picnic Of Paradise Lodge, No.
223, |. o. B. b., to Mount Pleasant, on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, next We'd
nesday. The first train leaves the Chesa-
peake depot at $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ. for the
special accommodation OF ladies and chill
dren. The committee will attend TO the
safety and comfort of ladies without escorts.
A second train will leave at G4 O'Clock T..
Nj. for the accommodation OF those unable
to get off on the first train. A fine band Of
music will accompany the party, and there
will be dancing, moonlight boating on the
lake, and there is every reason to expect an
agreeable evening. Refreshments will be
served al city prices. The committee con-
sists OF Messrs. E. A. Ezekiel, K. Bottig-
heimer, William Cans, A. Cohen, j. A.
Hirshberg, |. Held, |. Lahm, +. Goldsmith,
NJ. Gunst, J. Levitt, and NJ. Greentree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

PERSONAL---VERY. ITENS.-Maj0r Robert
Caruthers has been appointed assistant
postmaster OF the city OF Richmond and
will enter upon the discharge Of his duties
tomorrow.
Major Caruthers has been connected with
The post-office for some years, has been
faithful and efficient officer, and his appoint
ment will be in every way acceptable TO tie
community.
Mr.. John II. Hopkins was robbed OF
twenty-seven Brahma fowls at his residence,
near the new reservoir. Friday night.
Manager w. Z. Powell left for Norfolk
Saturday evening on business connected
with the opening Of the fall and winter
theatrical season in that city.
A telegram received last night from White
Post says Mrs. Lucy l.. Fun'ten, wife OF
Captain o. II. Funsten, Of Richmond, "wis
thrown from buggy this evening and very
badly wounded, having a leg badly frac-
tured."
Governor Holiday is in Winchester on a
visit Of recreation.
Rev. DR.. A. Z. Dickinson left the city
Yesterday afternoon for COunty-Line Bap-
list church, Caroline county, where lie will
preach to-day.
The funeral OF Mr. j. II. LOwndes, who
died suddenly in Baltimore Friday. took
place yesterday afternoon from st. James
church.
j. Wesley Friend, Of Petersburg. was
robbed in this city yesterday OF S40.35 a
cameo stud, and return ticket to the White
Sulphur, while in an omnibus en- route to a
hotel.
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While Messrs. G. B. Grayely and L. S.
| Thomas were leaning against the railing OF
| the upper porch of the old White House, at
Martinsville, Henry county, on Monday af-
| ternOon, a decayed piece OF the railing sud-
denly broke and precipitated the gentlemen
! twelve feet to the walk below. Mr.. Thomas
| escaped unhurt save the shock and few
small bruises. Mr.. Gravely was painfully
injured by falling piece OF timber, which
struck his head on and just above the fore
head, in1icting an ugly cash.
W. ]. Stiles is appointed postmaster at
Matosca, Chesterfield county, Va, uice
Joseph A. Seay, resigned. George w.
Johnson is appointed postmaster at Monte
yideo, Rockingham county, Va, Uice j. w.
| S. Miller, resigned. John Thursheld is APP
pointed postmaster at Jennings Ordinary,
Nottoway county, Va, Uice c. &. Gregory,
moved away.
The Virginia People, published at New
| bern, Pulaski county, says that Major L..
X. Henry. OF Tazewell, the eiector appoint
ed in the place OF Mr.. Phlegar, is 4 popu-
lar, able, and eloquent speaker, true Dem
ocrat. a large, fne-looking, social, genial,
whole-souled Virginia gentleman Of the old
Patrick Henry blood.
There was quite an exciting little election
in HiiIsvil ille, Carroll county. last Friday
evening, the object being to ascertain the
choice oftbe citizens for teacher OF the pub
lie schools. The result was the selection
OF Rev. Mr. Rucker, who has been teachisg
there the past year.
George Is. Stroucb, prominently connect
ed with the James-Riyer Mining and steel
Company, ut Lynchburg, Va, as consult
ing engineer, died at PottsvIlie, Pa, Fri
day night, aged thirty-seven, of eonsump-
'tisn, after an Illness OF several weeks.
ur. Moody invites his Christian friends
to assemble 1T Eorthfeld, Mass, for a
seen vocation OF prayer" that laymen may
be ."fmbued with additional power from on
high 60 perusc aud understand the Holy
Scriptures"
Rev. DIR. Parker, OF the City Temple,
Hoiborb Yiaduct, London, one OF the best
pulpit orators in England, Is at the West
Minister Hotel, New York, in search OF
breath OF fresh air.
Postmaster General Key will reside at his
home on Waidcn's Ridge, near
Chattanooga. after his successor, Mr.. May
Dard, shall bsYe learned "the bang OF the
house,"
Fsrjeou, the novelist, Is about to become
Ibe sditor OF u new London weekly Jour-
AL 10 be called tho Saturday Afternoon.
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BEN ETA Ess.

just open the door for her, and Mrs. winsl0w viii
prove the American Florence Nightingale OF the
Nursery. of Ibis we are ~ sure that we vii iereh
our snsy" TO say A blessing on sns. winslow "
tor helping her to survive and escape The griplng
cocklnx. and teethiug siege. MRS. wiNsLOw'3
SOOTHING SYRUP relieves the child from pain,
and cures dyseotery and dlarrb9a. II sofiens the
gums, reduces inhamm alton. cures wlne-eoic. aud
carries the infant safely through the ieething period
II performs precisely what IL professes TO perform,
every part OF lt-nothinz less. We have never seen
Mrs Winslow-bnow her only through The prepara-
ton OF her " Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
Ing" If we had the power would make her, as
she Is physical savior 10 The infant race. Sold by
AL druggists. 25 cents a bottle. dc 5-eodlw
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Taller Corn still.

We noticed few days ago samples Of big
corn sent TO the store Of Mr.. Ashton Starke.
He has now received sample from Mr..
Charles L. Jones, Of Fuyanna, a Richmond
boy--twO s,orks fourteen and hall feet
high, and one stork bearing eight ears and
one shoot. Also, sample storks from w. l..
Waring. Elk Island, seventeen feet four
inches high. Who can or ever did beat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

TUE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm. IL was hottest at 3 =. NJ, when the
thermometer indicated a rise OF 50 over the
corresponding hour of Friday.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 6S !;
9 A. NJ, so; noon, 50; p. M., so; Z.
M., 90; midnight, rs.
Mean temperature, so 16.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

Sundqy.Schooi N,c-The Broadrock
Sunday school (Mr. K. G.. Wood superin-
tenden) celebrated il, annual picnic ut
the late residence Of Junius I. Gregory,
Esq, in Chesterfield county, last week.
The exercises Of the occasion were opened
with PRAYER. short and appropriate ad-
dress was delivered by Rev. j. y. Leslie,
followed by 4 number OF dialogues and
declamationS from the masters and misses
Of tie school, The rendition Of walch re-
flected credit on themselves and their
school. The visitors were indebted for
most courteous treatment and an excellent
dinner to the committee and schoo! gene
rally.
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,7IRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

o,,ens uromptiy on isr SEPTEMBER, with re.
u.Ss0 hs re,ort f the Examining Beard Jsne, 1873,
closes as follows: go. -.. -, ,...,,,,.
In c,nclusiOa, yoar commttee cannon Vvo highly
n.S.,d what has seemed 10 them tbs Tnsrked and
.'tnegishinr features OF this institution the hap
~ ro1,lanatlop o( the military system oi instruc-
tn with The departments OF science aad OF literary
.inyc and The more epuchliag culture OF thc heart
sSI Soni Nowhere else haye We seen ms CONT o,ha r.
,son 60 complete and perfect We esnno' & %, or
,c sn for deaih Under It's guidance he is sure TO
,r..d slwaNs The patn OF duty. virive1 snu h9h2S
Ne"" ""s".asai CVARLES DAVIES, Ill. d.,
lSN"SN' WILLIAM =. BARRY.
ID. H. COCHRAN, IL. d..
RrookiVn Poi. Iusiitutei
J.. WARREN GRiGSBY.
Kentucky.
f'' PSi w VIA FRANCIS H. SMITH,
superintendent.
.,-,.... ,tl IN .onv an l3.eOd3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

CASE CONTINUED.-The case OF James
Buckner (colored), who has been confined
In the city Jail several days charged with
feloniously shooting and woundins Robert
johnson. small colored boy, with pistol,
was called in the Police Count yesterday
morning, and in the absence of Johnson,
who was prevented from attending court
on account OF his wound, was continued
until the oath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

NEW AGENCY FOR LITUA WATER.-iIaylns
been appointed py Colonel Thomas +. GoOde one Of
his agents for the ale of BUFFALO LIrHIA WATER
we shall keep supply Of this very yalsabe water
on hand, and are prepared TO meet any demand
that may be maze on ms foI Il. X. W. POWERS 4
Co. Drnggists. No. 1905 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

AFRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure and
you can have II by using the delicious CARBoLIc
MoUTH-WAsH prepared only by hEADES BAKER,
Pharmacists. II destroys the offensive Od0r caused
by diseased gums and decayed teeth. and speedily
restores them TO healthy condition. Price,
nffv cents a bottlp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

THE EXCURSION OF ANNAwoN TRIBE
Tomorrow Annowan Tribe, No. 30, l. o.
X. NJ, Will have an excursion to West
Point. The attractions will be dancing,
boathing, bathing, and dshIng, and din
ner Of all the deicaces that that far-famed
seaside town affords In such profusion.
The committee promise to use their best ef-
forts TO make the day one OF enjoyment TO
all who may attend. The train will leave
The York-Riyer depot at 1880 A. NJ. and re-
turn 10 the city about u. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-15

FURNITURE.

NEW FlRM.-The undersigned begs
~ lrave TO announce 10 the public that. having
pnrcb4 sed tile entire furniture business hereto orc
conducted by his father. the late John 4. BciYin,
he VIII continue the MANUFACTURE ANDsAkE
OF ALI KI<OS OF FURNITURE at The oit
stand, 80. Is GOVERSOR STREET HAVING hid
many Year, experience I'm this busiGc's WIN the
foImer proprietor be hopes 10 be able 10 give ssii-
faction 70 an Ia want of anything In bis me-
SIR. JOHN I. SALI.iE, who has had cha.se or
the manuIaciuring department OF the late concern
Tor ihrt, tive wears, VIII continue with me.
aul5 ~ PRESTON BFf.NiN.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The KNIGHTS TEMPLAR on THEIR Pill
gRIuAGE-DEPARTUR OF RICHMOND CON.
uANpERY FOR CHICAGO yesterday after
noon about O'Clock Richmond Command
cry. Knights Templar, assembled at 81.
Ajbans Hall, and after the usual prelimina-
rjes. headed by Jardella's band, marched TO
the Petersburg der0t. About half-pas
O'Clock detachment from AppomattoX
Commanderv, OF Petersburg. consisting Of
Sir Knights J. II. Hargrove, o. B. Morgan.
J. r. Temple, j. +. Williams, j. II. Par
ham, Alexander Wilson, and +. X. Gary,
arrived, and were met by their Richmond
comrades. An excellent lunch had been
provided in one Of the freight.rooms, and
was partaken Of by the Sir Knights and a
few invited friends. The band favored
the company with some OF their best sclec-
tions.
At O'Clock the train moved of. In ad-
dition 10 Templars, quite number OF
prominent citizens and ladies ayailed them
selves OF the opportunity OF cheap and
attractive visit to the new Queen City OF
the West.
The following members OF Richmond and
Appomattox Communicates went off: j. 5.
Tower, eminent commander pro tenn. j.
Thompson Brown, captain-gencraI; Il. +.
Howard, senior warder p. 5. Derbyshrc,
recorder and staBdardbearer; j. ii. Par
ham, warder; and Sir Knights Augustus
Arsell, Jr., ID. G. Baker, William II. Cul-
lingworth, j. W. Gill, +. X. Carin.
Thomas II. Gum, j. II. Hargrove, William
Ellis Jones, William p. Lee. .. B. Morgan,
j. \. Otey. James Il. Riddick. II. w. Roun-
tree. II. Seldom Taylor, j. II. Temple, &.
A. Wallace. j. +. Williams, Alexander
Wilson, II. G. Yates and T. X. Gary.
At Milford station the pilgrims were to
partake OF refreshments rendered by Sir
Knight J. w. Gill and lady.
The party started of in the best OF spirits,
and it is to be hoped that the journey may
be as pleasant as they have antci ipated, and
that all will have an agreeable soiOurn and
q safe refurn 10 The bosom OF ihe.r families.
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRlxcIrAL.

This Institution continues 10 increase I'm prosper
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IN location; In Its huidngs aid eroSnds; III iis
general appOia telfents and sanitary arrangements
rs fuli corps 0f empefiOr and experienced teachers
IT, unsurpassed advantages In muse. modern Ian
guages. elOcntleu. hDe arts physical culture. and
instruction Ia tDe theory and practice OF cooking
tbe successful efforts made 10 secure health, COM
fort snd happiness; is opposition 10 extrayagance:
i.ts standard OF SOLID scholarship.
For full particulars apply 20 the Principal for
catalogues. be ls-2m
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COMING OF THE CIRcUs--C0UP's NEW
UNITED MONSTER SH0ws-GREAT NOVEL,
TIEs-Two PERFORMANCES DALY-THE
PARADEs.--In our advertising columns will
be found the announcement OF The appear
ance in this city, on the lot at the head OF
Broad street, OF w. C.. Coup's new united
monster shows, on Friday and Saturday,
August 27th and 2Sth. This great comhi-
nation and aggregation will give two per-
formauces each day, 2 and =. NJ.
This show Is said TO be unlimited In
special exclusive features and novel OF sub
iccts never before exhibited in this city.
II claims to be the only show on earth pre-
seniing in boundIess array the productions
OF the amusement world in both heml-
spheres. Nothing old, nothiHg OF the past,
but everything bright and sparkling. At
tentlon is called to the array OF novelties
announced. There will be each day free
novelty parade, comprising the congress Of
all nations, having a representative from
every land and cline superby costumed in
pure native mode and magnificent court
dress. Attached to the circus is an ini-
mense menagerie, with the only baby sea-
lion now on exhibition.
Among other attractions may be men.
toned the New York aquarium, japanese
art-gallery, Woods famous museum, the
giant deyiI-fsb, the jubilee singers, and
others, to call especial attention to which
would require columns OF tine Dispatch.
The advent Of the circus is always q well
come event in Richmond, and the attrac-
iions OF this one will no doubt be sufficient
to crowd the canvas at each performance.
The Chicago Times speaks as follows OF
this show when last in that city,
"For six days in succession the W. c.
Coup shows were unable to accommodate
the vast multitude which desired TO witness
his exhibitions on the Lake-Front Park.
IL is the only show that ever visited Chicago
and been obliged to close :he doors before s
O'Clock, turning from one to two thousand
people away nightly. Mr.. COup had an i'm
mense double pavilion constructed especial
ly for this city. His attractions proved too
strong. The people have rendered the yer.
diet. The unprecedented patronage tells
the tale. II is decidedly the newest and
best combination OF rare novelties on earth.
We would suggest when he comes again he
add few more acres Of seating capacity
for our people"
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AUCTION SAL,s MONDAY.

ATKINSON & TEMPLE, I21S r. NJ, 12v boxes OF
peaches.
r. =. ANDERSON & SON, 10 A. 81, groceries,
cr0ckery, glassware. g..
FCRMAN TUPPER. +. NJ, neat detached framed
dwelling on Reservoir street between Carter aud
WashipgtOn streets.
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4 wOman's beauty is never lost
So long q, her sweet smile remaius-
So long as altam Ter tte,n Ike frost.
And her soft lip the ruby stains;
Anc soZODOST, with magic power.
ReslnMs on her his nrlceicss dover.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the New
England and Middle Atlantic States, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain, southwest
to northwest winds, generally higher ba-
rometer, stationary or lower temperature.