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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

The annual consumption OF lead In
this country 10 about $4,000 tons. The
production last year was $4,000 tons.
and at the beginning Of this year there
were about 10, 900 tons in stock. For
the frst half year Of 1880 the production
was As, 900 tons, and II 10 estimated that
for the present calendar year the pro-
duction win amount to about 100000
tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

San Francisco Stock Report: Mrs.
Laura do Force Gordon's statement that
she has always been treated with the
greatest courtesy and respect by her fel-
low lawyers speaks well for their chiv.
airy. Ladies can say the same OF the
gentlemen Of few other professions into
which they have newly found their way.
They have been received well by the
journalists and lawyers. Now let the
dentists be stirred to chivalrous smula-
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
Candelarla.
True FisNurs. August Z.

Ires rusurs, august
l.. Banner, who was In business here
until q short time ago. recently returned
to Eureka. A Sentinel reporter inter.
viewed him and Mr.. Banner said he re-
Rarded this AZ q splendid mining coun.
try, with q future second to no other
place in Nevada. The minsral-bearing
belt seems to be from eight to fifteen
miles long. There are q half.dozen
leading mines in an advanced state OF
development, and all looking we'll. The
Northern Belle works l65 men in the
mine, and RUM two mills. The Victor.
Mt. 'Diablo and other properties have
plenty Of ore in sight. but are short OF
milling facilities. The Mt. Diablo is
controlled by the Shaw brothers. for
merly Of Eureka Consolidated. A
scarcity OF water ia tho greatest draw
back 4 the prosperity OF the section.
All OF the water used in Candslaria 10
hauled from Columbus. Q distance Of
eight miles. 1t sells for five cents Q
gallon, and O bath costs 80 80. The
man who runs the bath. house saves the
water from his tubs and sells Il over
again for street-sprinkling purposes.
In the barber-shops are posted notices
to the effect that 81 per week will be
charged for the privilege Of washing
ones face and hands, which 10 consid-
cred O fair and reasonable price. A
project is on foot to bring in water In
pipes. The enterprise. It 10 estimated,
will involve m outlay OF $500. 900. The
town is growing rapidly, and business
has been and 10 quite brisk. The popu.
lation OF the immediate section 10 ssti-
mated at about 1900. 1t 10 thought that
great impetus will DO given TO mining
matters by the extension OF the Virginia
and Truckse Railroad. which will come
sufficiently % to the Candelaria SEQ
ton to stimulate all branches Of bust.
ness. On the whole. Mr.. Banner Ii
~sanguins that Candsleria will be . boom.
ing camp in the near future.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

Sacramento Bee: An estimable married
lady OF this city was heard to remark
yesterday. on reading Of the departure
OF the Knights Templar for Chicago ;
"oh, how I do wish my husband had
quit drinking and joined the Good Tenn
plars, so that he might have gone with
them to Chicago !" We beg to assure
the lady that IL her husband will prom
ise not to get away with more than two
mems share OF Chicago's sou mash
there Is nothing to prevent his joining
these very good Tsmplars in that city
and having q "bang-up" time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13

They're internally heightened over in
Deadwood. and they wouldn't 60 to see
THE Black Crook" until It was advsr-
tissd as written by Shakespeare, and
then they couldn't keep away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
A. 0. n. NOTICE.

MEMBERS OF DIVISION NO. OF A. O..
Ia H., Virginia City. Are requested 10 assem-.
BILE ct their hall on SUNDAY MKT. AUGUST
18th. ct 8:00 ?. q, 70 attend the funeral OF their
late brother PHILLIP HARRINGTON.
By order D. A. oURRIN. President:
d. HcCARrHY, Secrstary. lStd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
.. n. cARRIoK

DRsPRcTyULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL aoandidsts for the ofhos or Treasurer Of
storey county. subject 70 the decision Of the
ton November "a next. suis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
6oRN.
DIED.

In Carson. August 18th, John ]. De Wore,
aged 28 year,, o months and . days.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
General Foreign AesOs.

LONDON, May 20, 1880.
II avy raius have improved the crop
Prospects in Cashmere.
The telegraph between the frontier
OF British Burmah and Mandalay has
been cut.
Messrs. Martin, Shiels Il Co, mer-
chants and rice cleaners of No. SO Mark
lane, have failed tor fl00,000.
Frederick Sharpe, stock aud share
broker. In London, has failed owing To
lnsses In The American Department on
Stock Exchange.
Intelligence has been received from
Morocco To the effect that the Moors Of
the Rect have robbed and killed Jew
and burned the body.
The Journal de Saint Petersburg
says the 10Th Of June has been fixed as
the date for the meeting If the Supple.
mentary Conferences in Berlin.
MIR. Goshen, the new British Ambas-
saior TO Turkey. has arrived AT Cunstan-
thople, At SIR Austin Layard will leave
Tor England on Tuesday next.
The Standards despatch flom Con-
stan inople says Russia angrily demands
the punishment "f Colonel ommeraoff-s
assassin aud the settlement OF oul stand
Ing q les ions.
The Daily Ne,cs' Paris despstch says:
-"M. Rpchet, the woIk ngmen's candl-
date, has Withdrawn from the electoral
contest III Lyons, but not avowedly in
favor Of Nj. Blanque."
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
The Fisheries Question.

LIBERAL ORGAN ADVOCATING
THE AMERICAN SIDE OF THE
CONTROVERSY.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Manches-
ter Guardian publishes conciliatory
leading article on the fisheries ques-
ton. The writer is not at all appre-
hensive that the diplomatic cores
pondence on the subject will end in
anything but an amicable under
standing. The Guardian rather op-
poses the contention that the treaty
stipulation that Americans should
enjoy the right to fish in common
with the British means that their
right should be limited by provincial
legislation passed previous to the
treaty, and points out that this iu-
depreciation of the phrase common
rights" is capable of being pushed
much further. The writer asks =
suppose the Newfoundland Legis-
lature had last year enacted a pro-
tracted close time, where then would
be the common rights if the Ameri-
cans were allowed to fish and the
Newfoundlanders prohibited
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
FIFTH EDITION.
TWO VIEWS.
ON THE DECISION OF THE COURT IN
THE OUTRAGE CASE.

ON THE DECISION OF THE COURT IN
THE OUTRAGE CASE.
The following widely different
views in relation 10 the decision of ,.he
Court in the Neal outrage case. are
from the editorial columns of two
State papers. One of them upbolds
the present institutions and Court
processes of the State, while the other.
| 1t cannot be denied, is in favor of the
Levy Court making special efforts 10
place negro men on juries in Della
| aware
From the Delaw..i can.
We congratulate the citizens of our
Stale upon the unanimous decision of
the Court At New Cas- le in refusing Ia
remove the Neal rape ease to the Uni.
ted States Court. The decision il a
firm protest against the invasion of a
States right to try its own citizens by
Federal Courts. Delaware is compe-
tent, as she has always been, to exer-
else jurisdiction over all offences com
mitted within her DO rders. She is NOT
only competent, but it is lit subject
OF Stale pride that size has ALWAYS .x-
ercised that right with fairness to all
and partiality 10 none. The meanest
man who walks he face of the earth.
whether he be white or black, the very
moment lie steps upon Delaware soii.
and commits an otfense UPON any al
her citizens, while the peace and dig
nity OF her institutions and laws will
be infiexlbly maintained, he will still
be accorded as full a healin ing, and he
permitted to avail himself of every
just means OF defense, in Delaware, as
soon as in the Courts Of any civilized
state III the world. While there is no
nccessi Tor The removal of any cases
to the U. 5. Cour', as the law saws
that the jury shall consist of sober
and Judiclons' persons, the fact that
no negroes are summoned on The jury.
cannot be attributed, SO the Court in
tlmated, on account OF their color, bu;
on account of want of "sober and in.
dicious" persons in the negro race.
From the Newark Ledger.
Still we think il well that the fact
should be made patent that colored men
are entirely excluded from our Juri.s .:
and whilst the Courts may be- bound to
presume that there is good and sufficient
reason for this IL Is Incredible that no
colored men should ever al any time
have been qualified 20 discharge The du~
ties OF this position.
The truth Is The Levy Con4ls have in
practice made the color OF the skin a
oar 10 the Consideration Of a negro's
qhalincali"ns; but as tue whole question
oil election is within their d secretion the
constitutional provision may be eva ded
with npunily.
Ihe fault Is not in tn" law tut in the
execution of the lav, and ther fore, The
officials who Violate is irls niu i be
II Id accountable at the bar of publ C
opinion.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
Spotted Tail Indignant.
CARIIsIr Mar o!

NAhLisLE, May rs.
Spotted Tail, Red Cloud aud the o,ber
iodian Chiefs whoarrivvd here yesterJay
witnessed tonight the confirmation nj
Twelve of tie pupi of the In ian rain.
Ing School BY Bishop Howe and key
M. LeVlnck, OF lhe Protestant Episcnnal
church. Spotted Tail aud Am,rirsr
ilolse, each OF whom had TWO SONS ad.
United Into the Church as members. IN.
Feared 10 De particularly Interested. The
chlsfs to-day we're t.ken through ~.
"a icus educational departments AMI
heard the pupils recile heir lessons.
these giving evidenc. of having mat.
great pros es>. looked ON wILb s,na-.-
'n' 'neh'' sSPeaAiiy Wien th- pupils went
shrougt me ealst Al the chapel
Spo''eo all made SPEECH, which was
aAns' aied' de said he always found II
les' 10 90 the Great Falhsr, ami the
SIOUX would sticA 70 their tfea,y. TIN.
ihdi4ns desired Ia be civilized. Hs
.h'ush a similar school should be -.
sun shed atihe old POucs As,.Dr, u
AS the best means of enforcing o.
der on the grounds a rule has hen
adopted by Captain Pratt TO nave had
0oys placed in the old guard honsa
recently one OF Spotted Tairs sons
was shut up for fghting. The chief
learned Of his SOU ; treatment wien h.
arrived, and he appeared indignant
that such rule should prevail. In bis
speech to-day he denounced tbi, raii'.
OF the army, and said the Indians had
not gwen mp their children to be treat
ed As iAwiess soldiers. He could not
Ce convinced that this punishment was
the most feasible. This eyenins in.
'erestlng exercises We're held in the
chapel. There were declamatious bx
Wild Horse, Thunder. White Tbnn'
DER; Stnke the Enemy, Running Horse.
MA the Enemy, Bear, Don't Scare
Little Scout, Bigler, Lone Hill and
honan Nose, aud recitations by little
giris Looking Woman, Brave killer
Lulu, White Horse. Pretty Wom n
ana Crookery Face. In addition there
i, vas concert reel al: n in English Inv
eo!s irom fourteen different tribes and
singing by boys and girls.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
WiimtnSIon uarLrt..
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
hRIpAY, MAS y n. SP ,

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EoVk-Inere as IA her IN l-e demand
~ -Four, hul pricts wer unehanAsd. SO
IT ca. ltntsols4 ext-a sold in lols
utSilum ~ 8 = ASS. -,uuhs OF ehoir,
=, - . >, UnG sitAi-Al> at S.AY IS =
opis. feoAsN Ns.tA Gaia t.n4..N. Al - i
= No's; %, NA,' ct. y 81: Al eols. OAia
- AZ = - = g.. 10 b1 .Iilus.> .au A.
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aud tNN oo.s, Cliy NJ IL i.in4lN a.4 4tr.X,ts
.sIA.s. hSe .'uf >e.ss ~ ~ =. Ia Corn
ca taSfv - uotl}aS Ell = BRAND :. 4
4 la per l. o..
HNA1N Wttai : dulI. unsettled an
over. Ns.c> 81 ). 0H .uStle : l.s.Lili -
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=. " 5. a. x a. o. a, lie o.
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- si",. >. 81. MSS. VI 5li-c- Isst>
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-' = Z = ..zAs' Ssle ~ IL. !ows. =
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- = - NAfrt4> wE4,kV
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81. .'' >>''d a ~ Iva s,er sa-.au.
'LAuELPaI CArIrE MARKET
No>uAa NJ =
ne eSsi-e II e. aSs - =. u4.. dur III,
49,. ~svs. a. ! p.Ie<-, we i fr,ctit,i
SO trtI Ea - :. =. tn
.S- a @T,.> 81 s. - ~ -. - =, ,,,a-
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NHS> "ers Eocasrgtd. = n-AI s,ld :
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The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
GETTING READY

All morning, at ths City Hall, ac-
tive preparations were made for the
decoration day ceremonies to be held
during the afternoon. Contribution.
OF flowers were sent up at an early
hour, and busy hands kept at work ~.
ing them up into convenient.sized
bouquets, to be laid on the soldiers
graves. A number of buildings along
Market street are decorated with flaes
in honor OF he day The line of marer
to the cemetery will star from Fonrth
and French streets at $3.50 o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
RAILRO ADS.
lAlLADELPIHA, WILMINGTON =
AND RALrGMORE RAILRO An

MAY 2irH 1851
rrains will leave Wilmington as follows :;
Tor
PhilAdelphia and intermediate Stations
..o1. 10. iO.SO g. M; 2-sO, 400. 7UO, ESQ D.
phiIAdeiphis Express $50, 800. s.A
Phila and New York 2.2S.6.sO.7 90. 1902 a.
m l225. l2-Ss. l.o0, SIS p. IN.
baltimore and Intern. sdiate Stations
SIS q. N So .. m.
baltimore and bay line 5Os D. m
Baltimore and Washington. l25l. 2no
LID ~ a. NJ : l252. .04 AS .Ols %. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave tor
SeW Castle e.oo, s.2i. ~ m. f; LIS. S.oO. q. IS
2. m. - wv 'sN,'
Harrington and intermediate Stations
s.zo g. m l.to, as p. m.
H.; Los p. m. ''-'
SUNDAY TRAINs
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations
ale g. NJ /; 5-oO. o.SJ, $50 D. m.
Philadelphia and New York. a23am
Baltimore and Washington, I25l. l0
- m.
sor iuriher Information passengers ar.
re!erred to tie time tables posted Al the
lePoL H.F. KENNY
superintendent
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
n RATS 90 PAuE CATALOGUE

Containing much valuable inform zion
$50 llsl q pc 'ch - Wi h rot alton IN RI.
t'4hi X, aud = list ul southern OF lou Keel
~ apples. fuiI much ne aded Acre
very irui. srower should SeS this list o
Pp.s> ani ouy no NOR Of he SeEYcl a
= Se>t@r4 Varieties TO plant herr E,r
SlAtsI PICS, FOR grown here they are no
Siai apes
Also Apan, perslm mon. queen Of In.
hArkes, raspberry vita a tuu line a.
ltser! stoeE a. greatly reduced prices
Also = receipt or
WASH OR TaEks
S1iea ~. uf!va ont oa-e.~ ilin It. pe .rn
, ke- = u : al al -zBi To. M
av NtnS ~ ell>I IN AP, ytnE II As Up ne
HpN- IN knl soc l.! applied annual \
o. rr vi BE- Dor "a IN ille ireSs atrt AZ
'tv fe9scn treS die WlEa the yruog>
Shere h a,sniS Gle annually noS .and
te>.At 6 ~ !Ar oAtAiogas- Cal and So
N.-,s. Al orNi~us se9l d ElAl. vii r.
osiSe cAr-ful 4,4eation.
.kASDOLPk PETERS
Wilmington, Del
novi-Jsn. Mr. Al.or. -,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
Us"inOtoa.
THE EATON ,TAKFF DILL-REsrRic
TioNs On AMEhiCAN CoMMEkck.

THh hAToN TAhiFF bihA
TloNs vN AMEnlcAN coMAERch'
WARRINGTON, May rs, 1850.
In the Senate 10 -day the greater part
OF the day Was happily devoted 10 tue
real Interests Of the coui,try. Mr.
EaLou's b II for n commission TO exam
Inc the iailil; and Mr. Garland's anehd-
meit, which proposes the same 'h'hs,
hut propusas a diiler ntly CONSTITUTED
commission, were ably discussed by
S,nalors Bayard aud b ok I'll strong
ly favorlng and urging the es'a" ishment
OF such All nqu,IS sS 10 II c'ssaty 10 we
prosperity of the county. Congress
ought TO adopt This measure pvihe au-
iouru,neut. IL has Tie favor h both
p,otectionists and tariff ietormers IN
the country al large, To- tue lnteili-ehl
men OF both classes agree thal care
ful inquiry by rxrers IL needed as
basis for action by Cunsies,. Tie pes
ent taritl has now existed nvariy tw,htA
wears. IL was fya,ued AM adop Ell rs n
war measure AID uu the pie tha ex'
,raordiuary measures Mer needed iur
raIslng re, enue II has beeu vsrlously
ame ded, almost alwa,s III the direction
of high I duties, wth litile REGARD u
revenue, aud always without system,
and on the appeals i even oi body
of manufacturers ui al. Kinds OF y ods,
but on The urgency ol hdlV d"al
brai G res OF Manufacture. IL Is \ hodSe'
pvdye, unsys,e,natlc, unscicnliiic, and
without proper relations eI her 10 fsNe-
nue. or To protection.
Senator Ea,ou reported also n very
linn RANT iuint resolution from The
Foreign Relations C,ihntttee suthoiiz
tnp the Presideul 10 urguiia cummrr-
cial ueates with France, Spain, ltatS
aud Austria.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

At the regular meeting of Du Pont
Guards held last evening, tile follow
ing promotions were announced NV
Captain Curtis, TO fill the vacancies
occasioned by the elevation of G. J.
Hart 10 Adjutant of the regiment. /.
Pusey WickerslIam was advanced
from quarter-master Sergeant to that
OF Orderly, aud Corporal L. c. Daw-
son, was advanced 10 quarter-mas er
Sergeant. Privates William II. We'll
din and George n. Dure were made
Corporals.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
AoMIrT vp IN ALABAMA.

MIR. /. f. C.vper, Jr., OF Dickson,
Alabama. a son " Rev. DIR. l. T. Coup
er. of Camdei., IT, is State, and brother
of Richard aud Alexander Cooper,
Esqs Of New Castae, has been admitted
to the practice of law by Chancellor
Speake, upon examl ua.ion, and recon-
mended by James Jackson. Esq, and
Gov. Lindsay. Mr.. Cooper left this
State and went TO Alabama several
Yeas ago. married th,re, and has, pr'or
10 his admission TO he bal, been ell
Gagged In merchandising aud planting.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
C>n,.o.S.

Both Houses "a Congress Lave ad
journed until Mouday,'o daA 0elng Dec
uralion Day. la tie Sruate, yesterday
the bills granting prusiol 10 eeitslH
soldiers otlbe Mexican aud Oti er " 10,
anu granting All American rei lslel TO
the uuwAate exploring ship, M'te re-
ported aud placed on the calsndal. Mt'
Easuu, i,osn the Cuuumi.tre on Fo clAn
Relations. Ieprr,ed Jvint resolutions lie
q iestlng the PirslJent to ure" ndA, tia
loHs with France, Stdin, Au>,ra and
ltaty, with v,eA to securing 49, "p,n
ma Set Tor Am,licau ubaccu. II w"s
placed on the c,lt'nddt. MIR. Butter
submitted resolution directing ia,
Secretary of the Treasury To- rvp u Al
) ie pspeIsiu his ID paltacnt lalye o
lue claim ut the (tuVrtuu 90. A-alu>t tt.
New York Central aud lludsou ktvrI
Rallrlaus tor tan ON - ip diNideuds.aud
that the COmmlSSloncI uf luIernAt keN
enue Sus,e, Il lcl,uu GA the claim uItii
instructed by Congress As to the Iaauue
of settlement. Nj. Edmuuds at 'cuug,
tue tesulnuou Was LAID uN 7, The j1.ot
resolution ior the settlement q III
Florida Ella, W. a d the ndl ahtuorT, :
the bonds ol ulAnutac urers "t luuAcoi,
snllh aud clGa,s Ia be coutriIrd Al tDe
poit ut cl' arAuce Wers a,std. The
rArif CuluuuSsiol h,a Was discussed.
AZ II au Executive SESSION thr Sena e
Adpururu.
The House Mas cal.,d to rIrr 10y
Speaker RAaDRli lhr Seuae amet IL
m, n,s t. tie 4 n.lon p,uclrncy b.
were coucurrrd .u. the >oudry CtU
bill WAS cauS drr,d IN Conmittve ot ia,
Whole. aud UpgIvd, With am utnen,s ;
TO the House, wheu, tie main qu-sIJui
being ordered il went oVrr III,
Mississl, pi Lev z btil oi Mr. Gibson " a
reported and refer. rI % the Commute,
OF the Whole. \ j'urned.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29

WALL SIRE Ct Stocks
were active. out the market was fever
ish and Oh" sed unsettled. Money on
call ruled at to per cent. on stock
coila'efS !, being easy at the lower rate
IN the afternoon. On government
loans were made at u per cent. Four
per o ents advanced to 100 and carried
oths r classes of bonds up with them.
Fa reign exchange was steady.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
,,kD n,,,,riNN

TnIs rAPkk may Oe louuu on ME a. uvo.
p. RuwslI a COS Newspaper Advertising
Bur au 40 spruce St.), where sdverLislns
contracts may be made Tor a. In New fofk.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
A CAR D.

To all who are suffering from the ar.
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man mood
a., l viii send a recipe that viii cure Won
FhEE or ca RGE. This great remedy
" - discovered by a missionary in sour6
Amerioa. send a self add ressed envelope
% tue REv. Joss I. ISMAS, .Sldf.oa ID
veg I0rk cay. Aay+-eodDAwIy.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
JEFFERSON CLUB Eycr,

At an adjourned meeting lac,
the jefferson Club decided to ,,' !
excursion to Coney Island, on
9th. The fare will be s. Is,
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
l:URLGC SALE
OF
Two Frame Dwellings an|
Building Lots,
over lIth street b idge,
ON lAIITRnAN iTrSt. =,

over ilth street ldge
ON SAL URDAI. JUNE 9Th,
at up. IN Oh the premises,
Without Postponement, NithiraV
Uuderbidding.
Some of these lots have excel ent|
dHtlOns, amt some are lkriy tO be Z
lad with fine bulidlI z sand. snail
lngs are iu such demand that tie Du4
Interests OF " Mllmlngtos are to-day
ing for want OF tuem. , hey viii d
net the owners rom 10 10 Y per
and he e Is the piAce either 10 I'd
buIid cheup Houses M1t lr.u pay
The sale VIII com nnEenee al p. n.
No. | and proC eed ma ny IN the oi|
numbering. The two dwellings 4
sold after the lots, say at about 3 p.
omnibus will leave Seyeuih and VI
Streets at $50 p. IN.
For Terms oi sale. plot and patlcl
see posters.
Ut. HEALD,
Seventh ard Market sireel
my 29,Gp2,i. Agent 10 effect the I
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC
CITY

The Knights Of st. Lawrence will
give an excursion to Atlantic City
on Thursday, July 18th. They will
leave this city on the s. N. FELTON,
Tor Camden, at which place they
Will take the broad guage cars to
their destination. The City Cornet
band will accompany the excursion.
The daily gazette., 1880-05-29
UNION WITH THE UNITED
STATES.

MONTREAL, May 97.-This evening
another mass meeting was held in this
q y favorable TO commercial union
With the United States. More than
two thousand people were present, and
the meeting unanimously resolved in
favor of the union of commerce, ap-
pointing at the same tims a ,mm,t-
lee Of thirty prominent citizens to car
~ out their views. Messrs. Joseph
Forrault and |. o. David were the
principal speakers, and the meeting
was composed almost ex ,lusively Of
French and Canaiians, who were very
enthusiastic over the new question:
Other meetings will be held both here
and IN other parts of the province.