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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-27
New Bankers Chests.

The First National Bank. keeping pace
with the modern Improvements, has placed
in their vault two Herring's patent cham
pion bankers chests. These safes are made
with solid welded frames, welded hoop,
filling up the space between them with al
ternate layers OF boiler iron, Bessemer and
Chrome steel, and patent Franklinite iron,
the only metal that cannot be drilled. This
combination OF metals 10 the best security
against burglars. The doors are made with
tongue and groove and patent lever hinge,
giving positive security against wedgiDg,
with massive bolts for fastening, and the
joints are packed with the patent tube-rub-
Der packing, making them perfectly air.
tight, and thus preventing the introduction
OF explosives. Each safe has double-dial
Dexter combination lock. The combination
OF metals in these safes and mode Of con-
structlon gives the best security against all
kinds OF burglar tools now known.
The firm OF Herring g. Co. are the old
est rOn.safe manufacturers in the United
States.
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See. the CouquerIne Circus Comes.

Sees tue SOuquerin8 Nhfcus SOmess
ADVENT or coUY's UNITED MONSTER SHOWS
THE STREET PARADE--TwO PERFORMANCES
&C., &C.
This Is day far more in ,portant in the
juvenile calendar than either the Fourth oi
July or ST. PatrIck's day. Independence
day, with its haIIowed memories, may come
and go, the birthday OF the Father OF bis
Country pass unnoticed, silver and goldea
weddings become as trIfles light as air i0
the infaniile world, but the advent OF a cir
Gus is with them never-to-be-forgotten
event, and the one around which cluster the
happiest memories Of their lives.
To-day Coup's great combined monster
circus, aptly described rs "All earth's
greatest show" like "the star OF Empire,
westward takes its way" and pitches its
white canvas on the extreme end OF Broad
street. This morning the street parade will
take place, and this Is described as pageant
well worth miles Of travel to witness. The
circus combines all that is novel, much that
is wonderful, and is complete in all its ap-
pontments and appurtenances.
To til out this great combination and az
gregatlon the poles and the tropics have
been levied upon. Contributions have been
made from the iunges of Asia, the polar
regions, and the mountain tops OF Africa's
sunny cline. The enterprisIDg Snowman
has visited Greenland's icy mountains and
India's coral strand, and returned with the
prettiest, the iiercest, and rarest OF the beast
and bird kind. In the arena the first
riders OF the known world are gathered
ladies famed for their beauty, grace, and
daring, and gentlemen who have won the
plaudits OF two hemispheres for their aero
bratic skill-wll contest for the public IA
vor. Besides these two great attractions
there will be found 4 variety of others far
too numerous for special mention. Coup
promises big show, one that will astonish
even Richmond, which has witnessed SO
many similar exhibitions.
There will be two performances-at p.
NJ. and 8 L. Mon to-day and tomorrow.
Tickets can be procured without extra
charge at Jobpston's bookstore. Persons
wishing eligible seats should go early. Go
and take the children, even il you have no
taste for the pleasures OF the tent and saw
dust. 1t will be great consolation to know
that you have sacrificed your own comfort
and pleasure in the praiseworthy endeayor
to contribute a mite TO the little ones, who
are now in the spring.time OF life, and 10
whom this happy day will be a memory
through all the vicisstudes OF future years.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


AN INTERESTING STATEMENT or THE EUxBEi
or CHILDREN or BOTH SEXES AND CcLoI
IN THE CTTY OF RICHMOND BETWEEN TBf
AGys or FIVE AND TwESTY-oSE YEARS
THE NUMBER OF PRIVATE PUPILS AND TEACH
ERs, &C., &C.
The meeting OF the City School Board
called for yesterday evening was not beld
for the want Of quorum.
The following is the summary OF the
school census, which was 10 have been pre-
sented at the meeting:
Number OF white males under six years
OF age, 40; number OF white females un'
der six wears OF age, 421-tota, SOL. Num-
ber OF colored males under six years OF age,
$40: coIored females, 326--total, 665. Total
white and colored under six years OF age,
1887.
The following Is the census OF the chill.
dren between the ages OF six and sixteen
years: White males. 4,16l; white females,
4. 281--totaI white, 8,42l. Colored males,
1854: females, 3,407-total colored, 6,061.
Total white and coIored, IA, 462.
The number over sixteen years OF age re-
ported is as follows: White males, 1851
white females, 1,757-total white, 3,43S.
Colored males, 842; females. 1,2l7-totaI
eolored, 2,059. Total OF white and colored,
5,407.
Total number between the ages OF five
and twenty-one years: White males, 6,312 ;
white females, 6.43S-total white, 1880.
Colored males, 3,S36; colored females,
4, 4,950-totaI coIored, S,7S6. Aggregate OF
white and colored, male and female, u .536.
The number reported in 1875 was 20, ,754.
Increase, 1872.
The following is the summary OF private
school statistics In primary scbools-Wbite
males, 934; females, pol; c0lored males,
POI; females, 2ll. In high schools-White
males, 29l females, 2Si; cOlored males, 81 ;
females, 6. In colleges--Wbite males. 1O5 t;
cOlored males, /. Total, 1880 white males /;
SIS white females; 235 colored males; and
2l7 cOlored females. Aggregate of white
and colored. male and female, 1880.
Pupils studying in higher branches
White males, 1872; white females, 322. To-
tai, 654.
Number OF teachers reported White
males, 81; white females, SO; colored males,
6; colored females, 10. Total, 1l9.
The report Of the Secretary for the past
month states that the building operations
are progressing as rapidly as possible as the
unreasonable weather will permit. The
school building in the West End will, il is
probable, be ready for occupancy by Octo-
ber 20tb, and the East-End building by Oc-
t0ber 1st.
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THE MOZART LAST EyENING.--One would
not have supposed after peep into Mozart
Hall that half Of Richmond had emptied
itself in the Virginia mountains this sum-
mer. The audience last night was nne
one. and the performance satisfactory. It's
most interesting features were the tenor solos
OF Mr.. Hofl aud Professor 'Tbllow's cello
solo, "Songs Without Words" Mr.. Hoff
,ang, as he generally does, admirably, and
was twice encored. His Maid OF Athens "
was warmly received, aud when encored he
sang with good effect "Maid O. Dundee"
His voice seems to have strengthened du'
ring his brief season away from Richmond,
and gives promise OF much pleasure TO his
friends during the coming winter.
We will be excused. we hope, Tor sug-
gesting that II the young gentlemen near
the door will refrain from conversation du'
ring the performance 1t will be highly grati'
fying to those who arc forced to take DacS
seats, and who go TO enjoy the music.
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IDENTIFICATION OF MAIL MATTER.-It does
not seem to be generally understood that it
is not only the privilege OF persons mailing
either letters or packages OF third orfourth-
class matter (printed matter, merchandise,
etc.. } to print or write their names and adj
dress on the envelopes or wrappers; but IT
is desired by the Department that they shall
do so in all cases, in order that any parcel
underpaid, misdirected, or otherwise I'M
maiablp, may be returned to sender from
the mailing office, or that any letter falling
70 reach the person addressed may be re-
turned to writer instead of being sent to
Dead-L Letter Office. 1t is so easy for the
writers OF letters or senders OF parcels TO
comply with this request. and so much to
their advantage for them to do so, that 1t is
somewhat surprising there should be any
instances OF omission, but we are informed
they are very numerous.
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POLICE CoURr.-The following cases were
disposed OF at the Police Court Yesterday
morning by Police.Justice ID. {. Richard.
son:
J.. S. Gross, charged with keeping their
bat.room open on Sunday, were fined $40.
Frances Miller, charged with being
drunk, was fined 81.
Pat. CoOney, charged with vagrancy, was
committed to Jail for tive days.
Solomon Robinson (cooredl, charged
with assauting Walter Bryant, was fined
a. 80.
Morris johnson (cOlored), charged with
threatening to Kill his wife, was discharged.
Ann and Thomas McDonough, charged
with assaulting and striking Thomas Nc
Donoueb, were fined S5 each. Thomas Nc
Donough, the complainant, was required to
give surety.
Martha Patteson (coIored). charged with
assaulting and striking Miss Mamie Jones,
was fined s2 80 and required to give surety
to keep the peace for three months.
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PyTHIAS ExcURsIoN.-Richmond Dlvi'
sion. No. 4. Uniform Rank, KNIGHTS OF Py'
thias. will make an excursion TO Petersburg
Monday next. August. Both. The train will
leave the depot at o o'clock A. NJ, and re-
turning leave Petersburg at s z. N. Ahne
band OF music will accompany The party,
and there will he grand Pytbian parade OF
the Knights OF Petersburg and Richmond.
The tickets have been placed at low ng.
ure, and can be had OF the committee or Of
the depot. This will be really pleasant
and attractive trip for those wishing 70
snend day In the Cockade city. $500
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County Schools. Yesterday was the day
fixed for the committee appointed at the
last meeting Of the County School Board to
make tlfe regular annual examination OF the
treasurer's accounts. The committee was
to meet in this city, but did not do so on ac-
count OF the absence Of some Of the men,
bers. They will meet, however, some time
during the coming week at Colonel Wool
dridge's Office. During the past three years
the school census of Chesterfield has in
creased 1,50O. This report will compare
fayorably with any similar one in any county
i'm rho State
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PERsoNAL-BRIEF ITEMs.-One OF our
Richmond young ladies, spending few
weeks among the Catskil Mountains this
summer, having been called upon TO sing at
concert last week for a church benefit in
Durham, n. Y, was enthusiastically en-
cOred and Otherwise cOmplmented for her
execution OF a couple OF pieces OF music.
This is to the credit OF Richmond's musical
talent as represented by Miss Swain and
Mr. Renhardt, TO whom the young lady
largely attributes the musical ability she
now has.
Governor Holiday is expected to return
TO the city tomorrow night.
There arc in the city amshouse Ill white
and I2S colored ipmates-total, 239.
Colonel s. y. Paul, OF Petersburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Fortescue Whittle, son OF Bishop
Whittle, who has been very i'll, is improv-
ing.
Work has been commenced on a large
brick warehouse on the corner OF Seven
teenth and Dock streets, and on the site OF
the one burned some months since.
Two very fine pears were yesterday sent
to the Dispatch office raised on tree on the
premises OF Mr.. Silas i. johnson, on Church
Hill. The tree on which this fruit was
borne is thirly-five years old.
The cornerstone Of st. Johns German
Lutheran church will be laid next Wednes-
day at 4 O'Clock z. NJ, and not next Mon
dav. as heretofore announced.
Messrs. Aylett r. Woodson, John Mean
" A. J. Vaughan, and James Il. Phillips
left yesterday at 2. NJ. by the k-River
train for visit to New York and other
points North. Some OF their worthy friends
escorted them to the depot. wished them
bon rouaqe, and fired salvo OF artillery in
respect to their departure, which 1t is pro-
posed to repeat as welcome when they re-
turn. They will be gone ten days.
The Rev. Bernard Levy, OF Montreal,
Canada. will Officiate at the Synagogue Ne
nesseth Israel, on Mayo street near Bread,
this evening and tomorrow morning. As
the gentleman is Of high rabbinca learn
ing he Will no doubt draw large congrega-
tions both evening and morning.
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MANCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

Injured by locomotive. e.-Tuesday after
noon Mr. Samuel Wells, an empIoye OF the
Richmond and DanyiIle Railroad Company,
was badly injured by the shifting. .locomo-
tive near the cIr-shops in this city. He was
walking on the track, and was struck by
the engine before he could get out OF the
way. One arm was broken, his head and
body bruised, and it Is thought that he was
injured internally. He was taken to his
home. in the lower part OF the city, and
surgical aid rendered.
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WOUNDED WITH FRYING-PAN-HENRIcO
SUPERVISORS s.-Constable Stewart yesterday
arrested Washington Nash (colored),
charged with feloniously wounding CO.
Iored woman named Iris Robinson with
frying-pan. The affair occurred in Henrico,
near the city. The woman was badly cut on
the forehead, and was knocked senseess Tor
awhile. Nash was locked up In the county
jail, and will have hearing before magis.
trate next Monday. The woman's wound
was dressed by physician, and her injury
will prove serious il moi fatal. The prisoner
was refused bail.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Henrico held
an adjourned meeting at the courthouse
Wednesday afternoon, but transacted no
business Of special interest.
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rTHIRTY YEARS EXFERIfyCE OF
Il AN OF n NIfRSFt

MRS. wTNsLOw's sOOTHIsa SYRUP is the
prescriptions Of Ose OF the best anra.e 5bysicians
and nurses In the United States asd has eeen used
br thirty resrs with neyer-faiing SAFETY and sue
cess by mAlons of mothers and clsktfen, fom the
feeble nfaDs Of one week old TO tbsasfnlt. II cor
reefs acidty Of the stomach. relic RS wins collie
regulates thesowes-aDd gives rest, b kitfy an COM
fort to motheva and eBfd We beieN ii the tv,t and
sure-t emedym IN the world In all casesof DYsEN-
Terry and DfRRRHGZt IN CHILDREN, wfsfher
II arises from teethng from any otherrsuscs Full
directions for ssing win ACCOMPANY ,uch Soitle,
None genuine Usless the facsimile Of CURr1S
PERKTNSis on the oefsloe wrapper.
Sold by All medicine dealers. 25 cents Iob;nt.
de 7-edduW
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Brief Hems.-Tbe Re&djusters Of Ches-
terrified will have public speaking at the
Courthouse at the next term OF court.
Captain George d. Wise will address a
Democratic Conservative ratification meet
ing in Manchester Saturday night.
The Manchester paper.mll was sold for
so, 900 yesterday. Itwas purchased by the
Manchester Papcr-Mill Company.
The Fhth-Street Sunday school-Mr. l.
C. Well, superintendent-gave picnic at
Brapch's church, in Chesterfield county.
Yesterday. 1t was we'll attended, and the
occasion was a pleasant one.
Persons who have not procured medals
for their dogs should do so at once, as they
are now liable to be fined at the Mayors
Court.
Captain George d. Wise, the Democratic
nominee for Congress from this district, was
in the city yesterday. He will poll good
vote in this city and Chesterfield.
The Chesterfield Convention mefs at the
Courthouse tomorrow for the purpose OF re-
organizing the Democratic party in the
county and preparing for the coming presi-
Dental election.
Granite spawls are being placed on some
Of the back streets, thereby improving them.
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BISHOP D0GGETr's CONDITIONAL Wed.
nesday evening Bishop Doggett was thought
to be better. During the night he was not
SO well. Yesterday he was more quiet, but
not allowed to see his most intimate friends.
His condition is not believed to be by any
means hopeless, but be IL, nevertheless, IN
a critical condition.
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ARRIVAL OF A CONVICT AND LUNArIcs -
Deputy-Sheriff r. l.. Williams, OF Phtsyi-
vania county, arrived In the city YESTERDAY,
with convict and two Insane sublects-a'l
coIored. James Williams, the convlct, was
sentenced to two years In the penitentiary
for se-breaking. Elias Easley and Lucy
Brooks, the lunatics, were conveyed 10 the
Central Lunatic Asylum.
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Court NdtterS.-Thc next term Of the
Hastings Court will not lie regular grand
Jury term. One criminal. who has already
been indicted, will be tried at the Septem-
ber term.
The County Court meets on the second
Monday OF next month. The docket for the
coming session is quite small. Several i'm
portant civil cases, which were continued,
will be tried at the ensuing term OF the
County Court.
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HEADACHE, ptzziSEss, sour ernctstssns Of the
stomach. bad taste In The mouth. blious attacks,
pspiation OF The heart, pain In the regioA OF the
Kidneys, dependency and forebodings OF evil, are
the onspring' OF torpid liver For these COM
plants Dr. TcrT's LIVER FILL has no squs. A
single dose will convince any one.
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CONNECTED WITH THE TREDEGAR TRACK
The track Of the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad was yesterday completed TO ana
connected with the Tredegar track. The
cars OF the new company can now run irom
the Byrd-Stseet depot. te,i4'fa
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VI MEETINGS..

CoMMANDEBY or ST. ANDREW, No. IL. X. T.
A STATED ASSEMBLY OF \>>E
IA THE COMMANDERY will he held ~"
OF 81. Albans HILL THIS tFridayl EVE ~
MING at s O'Clock. IN eitizen's dress. An 4 ~
election OF Recorder will he held The
members Of Richmond Commandery, No. 2. and
visiting Sir Knights, courteousy invited TO at
tend. BY order OF the Eminent Commander.
JS0. T.. LAUGiTON. JR..
au27.1t Captain. General.
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Tbe ioirt debate between Messrs. Ian
ders and Porter, the Democratic and Re-
pubIjcan gubernatorial candidates In In
diana. has been definitely settled. Hon.
w. III. English. chairman OF the Democratic
state Committee, named the place In each
Of the thirteen congressional districts for
the dlsc,lssloB, snd the Republicans secept-
ed Il, Mr, Porter sent the challenge 81
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DRowSISG.-fes-
tcrday morning about 10 O'Clock little
eipht.year.old SON OF Mr.. Robert Valentine
feIl into pond OF water near the corner OF
Twenty.fourth and Clay streets, ana mar
rowly escaped being drowned. He was
rescued by colored man who chanced 10
be near by at the time. The culverl.there
stopped up and formed the pond, which Is
about fen feet deep.
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FR3E NOVELTY PARADE,

comprising TIE CONGRESS OF ALL NATIONS,
hai Ing representative from every land and slime
superbly costumed In pure native mode, magnificent
Court Dresses, Jewels. Gold, Silver, and Steel Bur-
nished AII0o-s; heraIds bearing banners high aoft
with unique md strange devices; Mea-at- Arms.
Pages, Ladies, knights, Cavaliers, ETC. The entire
trite of InGians, mounted on pure Indian Ponies,
willa.o participate in this all earihs wonder-moy-
ing ssectncu street pageant. The japanese Tsoape
will form a component part of this great Holiday
Festival, aud may he seen seated In their Paper
Chariot. brought expressly from Japan. The only
Tenlin Royal English Coach the State Carriage
of ,SspoeOD ILL.,; Cages, Dens. Animal Lsrs, Au-,
scum Repositories, Camels, Umbrella a-Eared Ete-
phsnts, Gold Bound Geological Palace on wheels,
containing fierce, untamed Lions and Hyenas, are
upon the highway seen, accompanied ty their keep
ers-s dfonmc aud wonderful display Of represent-
atiye tyres of the animal Kingdom, actually
T0RTH GOING 1000 MILES TO sEE!p
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Tgr MrSsrRELs AND TIE BIO FoUR.-Now
for finn for the boys, and some OF the grown
folks. too. Manager Powell announces else
where that the Big Four MInstrels, with IN
entire new company, will give two perform.
snces, on Monday and Tuesday nights, Wsa
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aud slst. The company has eight eDd-men,
eight song. and L'ance-men, and full brass
band-tbe latter {. parade the streets each
day. The program me promises 10 be highly
interesting, and iuL houses may be expect
ed. II is understood d that these perform.
ances are not on Man. ,ger PowelPs regular
list. but the company comes merely to let
the people see what 2 God company 1t Is.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear and cooler.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, "a;
9 A. NJ, so; noon, S6; z. NJ, SO; z.
H., II; midnight, Y.
Mean temperature, 1874
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BUFFALO LiTHIA WATER.
IRON-W WORKS.

THE TREDEGAR COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA,
BI'ILD FRFIGIIT.CAR OF ALL DESCRIP-
TONS,
MAKE WHEELS AND AXLES,
AND ALL KINDS OF
RAILWAY WORK. FiSH-PLATES. BOLTS,
CHAIRS. SPIKES AND BAR-IRON
OF ALL SIZES.
ALSO.
HORSE AND MULE-SuOES, WATER AND
GAS-PiPE,
and all kinds Of IRON and BRASS CASTINGS.
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON,
An 20.3m President.
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Entered at the Post-ofnce At Richmond. Va, a.
second-class matter.I
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-Day. For the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary followed by fall
ing barometer, northwest veering to SOUTH
east winds. higher temperature, partly
cloudy weather, and occasional local rains.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

81 On aU satss OF Rsat Estate made 5es~se
The 1st Of January and last Of June the tdSesr,
the pressntysar hare TO beDafd bythe purchaser
On all sales made astNee1l the Is. OF ytsiy apdfsa
Of the ysdr the tsSes havs to be paid By the setsy
fThis custom was adopted about ifteen years age
BY all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
pliest to Richmond and vcinity.l
JNO. f.. LAUITFFON, JR., 10 A. NJ, household
furniture. exteHsion-tables, marbie-top fuTsf-
ture feather beds, mltI esses, &c.
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TElRD DAY-FRIDAY.

The steamer will make the run from
RICHMOND To NORFOLK AND BACK THR
SAME DAY
AFEAT NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED.
by any olhsr steamer. This will be the
ONLY TRIP OF THIS KIND,
and will be & BARE CHANCE FOR LADIES' AND
CHILDREN.
FARE FOR THIs ROUND TRIP ONLY IL.
The sieamee will leave at 8 A. NJ, and Is expected
10 return to RxhmOnd about dark.
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SECOND DAY-THURsDAY.

SFIOND UN 1-IfIU kSUA1.
The steamer will leave Norfolk at 6 A. NJ, and
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND QUICKER THAN HAS EVER
BEEN DONE By ANY STEAMER.
FARE TO RICHMOND, 81 ROUND TRIP, s1.59.
she will be open .or inspection by the people Of
Richmond (the LADIES and BUSINESS MEN BEING
PARTICULARLY NyITED) from r. 81. until q
r. NJ.
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M. ELLYsoS CO.. advertising agents, inseF, ad.
vertisements In all OF the newspapers OF the Unises
Stses at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the DG.
patch counting-room will receive prsmst sttap
Inv
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THs NEW YORK AQUARIUM,


miniature ocean of wonders, confirming tne' 'Gfss
ANT DEVIL FISH, Hell Benders, Ana sondkss OF the
Deep. Banded Proteus, Walking Fish, Sea Devils,
Sea Robbers, Sea Ravens, sea Lions, soI eopards,.
Sea Horses, Climbing Perch, etc. Thesc now sc.
ulsiiions, together with my
100000 STUD OF woNDRoUs BHoNCHo.
HORSES,
, ROYAL JAPANESE CIRCUS,
FRYER's NEW PONY CIRCUS,
MELvlLLEHs AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS.
WOODS FAMOUS MUSEUM,
OOLvIN'S AENAGERIE,
JAPANESE ART GALLERY,
$4,000 TROUPE OF TRAINED Doggy
form the most complete array of supereriaolt So
fractions that supreme beyond all parallel, SIP
perior In eyerg essential detail aud Is the only sue
cessful rival tom my