davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-19
LIVE STOCK.


CATTLE-HarstnK the fact that thers waA . mRteEl'
ally dmlnIihe1 supply Tho market fur tic Past week
VII pa..,cuas an Improvement oYs1 tbs dosen
more Immediately preceding H. From tho prcnlngu VI
trade w Monday down u tho tal Ut the week Tiers
wns the most Intense u&lnex aid during the hrt lalf
Of the week shrlnkags IN yaluss equal " lU41e prr
100 ~ sustained. That tic decline Wa not noFe
pronounced te!rra Alonu Indebted IL tho light re
crptl the total arrivals falling than B,u below
tho Average for tu past sight wccks. Although trade
continued dull Throughout. there nr,cr feeliug
toward the closu Ut The week, mid during Friday and
b4luslay sales uf choice bcuscs effected at NEARLY
you'd xufrt ~ were cnlreat 0u thu 4At at 1ut laat
rrylrE. IT ta,s IL will few uAlsa Ut ~ W 4hot
tn ~. = Il 81 l! :sAd 4Es .Lkk. u Il Y. Lga 4t.Ilf
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9 100 Rock Island. y, ooo e. ranls. 2a, 300 Lake

9, 100 Rock Island. u. ooo a. ranls. 2a 400 Lake
Money market enay At 2GDa5s; prime mercantile
paper, ;}1G16!i curtains receipts, 92oa oeo oo,.
clcarIngs. $17, 900. 600
Shipments Of spcclo to-tlny, 1896, GOO. including
$3.50, ODp in gold coin; the remainder In gold and
nry goods imports for the week, s7t.,, 600.
sterling. slxty days, 4S7h6487A; demand.
49DiiGb4a0A.
t'ccreapc 81, 6OS 900; spcc,c. dccrcase, Sic. Dl
lcga.tcnsers, increase, 3oo 10y; deposi;sI I %.
crease, 81. 24s hoo: crcnatlo1, deescase, s1o3'"
, 1876-06-19
PRODUCE,
NEW iOlt1f,

New TonK- Juno l7.-Hran-- -Whcat-alsrket dnll
An strongly In btycrs fAypst salc1 6s Lu at 6l.U
Gf 03 fur rejected sprt,si t.us1.25 for ungrnlcd
sprng; aloitDio7 for No. Chicago, slo7@l. 10 for
No. Milwaukee; $1lBt. 10 for No. Chicago; 81. IL
for NJ. Sorthwcst st. laa1.1i for No. Milwaukee,
and @'&tI at for No. srrug; *i.ta for New York
inspection No. 2sprn8; $tI1 for choice amber MIci
Ran apst and DO to arrive private tcruLa Rye
steady at Hsdsuc for Wcstcs 0a9un'ic for statc md
Ic for Cauaaa In bond. Corn fr.n: fAr export and
home trade tcmandi sacs Ia. Dul bR at hitlu for nu
grade mixed b1taofc for gta.lc low n,iscai Sic for
graded mixed; and u Nc for steamer yellow. Oats ul
ss!ss r. 20 by st !$s fos mixed Ws.csa anu state.
IxoIaoa'sti;iss aaict sad drn 4 lo!@s,oye tor
nys @ aa .Ssa iar Ausa.ss saes ~
aaa os'ubsS Ct d aad Sa
Nhsty-saos: 90 bsls at si.lox cash. deliverable
s Ss e:s ssIssss
s Ssfsf sssS @ 2SSis$ 1910
sHS ''''s go r. r. pfH%s: He:i:rn a.,oc,a<a y,,,
y l,1 ssS fSs'f. spsH,, :,rs ,s ,3
sseSass ostssssf sfd'i: i
SS;Ssss; Ss:
!sss!'; St: /?
Ssos mS!to ill.,
oss VI hsa'f si g sat :'Saas aNsssssss e. rs5s"s
NW;ryns,1'SnSf M, r ,m. on,x
Hsf! ss!sds! :gsSs; '| 'P;|s
s.sY @ s.. sta Si;o,ssi;%, n: %s!s:, si so;s s sh
" sSsao IT, Filth Sstsr sssfS sf %a..s %s g.
sys QUIET; s,atf Hs:.'ss: Wsstern aslc Csnada
Wsft tf ms; ss sna ,ss4 'zs
Hs.si. TaJei 5sttukes m!.sd ssadei aJteii nsw NV
blum but Western mixed anh State, 4Jc whlso d.
, 1876-06-19

Nkw Yonk, Juno i7,-nusineBs quiet with lorlckttc
ca,nltsou houses aud tmportcrt lIcnyy casatnerrs,
UyefU1alIgs and wptstgd coatlngs In steady dcinnnl
Cotton goods qnlct In trst hands lied l!ank ~
blenccl sltrtnss reduced to Gac. and Uita Nonpare!
to lJc; shtrttng pEnta continue IN faIr request.
, 1876-06-19

0sFICk ~ THE Co&FTHoLLxn bf CuRhKxov,}
xo-,o, WAsH!HoTux D.. o., May ~. 1879.
~ sisltns sSalu.t fly .'Gt{ National nank u CLGs.
Walwnrth teI silver, with tho czsl prsnt llr trut, rt.
" lhIsc month"; fso'n shs date, ar fury VIII hv 4ItAi'
1pWcl. tsf1nH,t JuilE JAY KNOX,
t:iiaA 1t
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CLEVELAND. o.. June l7-Intiulcum fri, AMI I'm.
eilaxcd standard whlto, 1p test, Itc; prime whsLe.
l5u tcat, I1Kc tn car.ots cash.
, 1876-06-19
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tic receipts and shipments OF
the leading articles Of produce III this city durng
the twenty -four hours ending ut 7 o'clock on
Sntuttlny morning: .
, 1876-06-19

Euxtfdi {ltsp1fcA 10 The

HpEt7dI IVkp12cN 70 The 1f76Hh6.
EAtE, Penn. june IL. ARRIVED from Chicago,
the prop Alaska. Another large grain soot arrived
from Toledo tn.tlny. NccrIrla, H. 00D b of grain.
Chartered, schr Zach Chandler, coal To Chicago,
at Coo.
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I.E:GAln
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ta the heirs and legal representatives Of john
lrn!'akcr, d. tuahc1, latu OF Wrat toealco Town.
shl, LaHcasteE County, rcnnsy ylvanIa:
hereby notlcd that Ly virtue OF an order OF
the Orrlans Curt Vt Lancaster tnunty. to INC d.
yaluu lils real cr!ateuf Iun HrabAkes dccensud, on
ThursAuy. the 9Th day Of July, 1870, II O'Clock
Z. III. Oil tho preIn!ses In 1Fcst Coraco Township,
Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, WHEN ahl Mhpre
you may attend lf yuu thInk proper.
Il. n. HlsESEMAN, Sheriff.
, 1876-06-19

TNUF1SlUNS4
t1DQ rfa0DuCTs-Werc IN fnr demand. with
hrncr feeling. though tho tons WIS ssiNcwhht mn.
sttny 1Iogs wcfo In larger supply thnn Il usual On
saturIny. but thry rcportct! nr,n md nlrIccs
fru oticr points tnd!eHtc Tint product regarded
~ likely to decline further al present. Tlc stocks
here N oOO hrls pork 2.n tcs lard. TO- tGO tcs
alns, and CO GU NJ teAts less than ycar ago; or
total difference OF 40 co.. M Of product iu fayus Of
higher prices compared with lh[s time last year.
The fAa9 Conurerrn1 Htpor! 9ivea tho following At
t.e shipments Of provisions from thls city for tho
periods named:
, 1876-06-19

July Io1ed, ewset p!ckled !,a1ns l2@i2ls 3r aYn1;
lO1lc cas, Or seller jung; long cut hnns llAAl1c,
boxed; bacon tlnills, l3Gt 1aGC-
ffFrHSs--Eas quiet at tk4tHG. -
nHEF rRuDDETa-W slcndy and antct ut s,n. u
Gsltn for mcasi $l 75dSi2.uu for extEh rlrss; and
$s2 tath. ~. ~ for hnins. ...
quoted III s1s}sc TOR city and 74tso sus
country lotA accosd,nE 10 condition.
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I1G11T-J1O1JsE SERVICE,

LIGHTHOUSE SERVICE.
The United States t;ovcrEMcnt, during tho year
1876. haH established IT lighthouse md 2S0
bcacon-ltghts the Western rivers, together with
Fl buoyA. Tho present number Of ai,ls u nasiga
ton arc:
Light houses ~. -. 0?2 hay bcacons. ...... 3'8
sht shlps, - I!tyesls'tH.. sSo sSo
The Tenth and Elsycn.h tiiBttcts rxteniicd fram
she mouth Of s. 1!esis River, New Tnri. and IN
Michigan, and nil the nllr to invitation un tho
american sllures Of Lakes Eric nnd Ontario and st.
Lawrence lt1ve.; n11o, Lakes 1t. Clair, llnfon,
Michigan and Superior, md tho straits connecting
tlcm.
Jtnh Eltrcnfh
aistriet. district.
Light -hOnfH. bJ 14U
Day or nnlfEhted bcncuns. i
Fog signals, operated by steam of
hUt-ar engines. .............+.... o
hnUys actually in position. 100 14a
Spare bnoys for r1l!cf to supply
ltF6GH. .........r..,.. II w
Stcnm bnoy-tcnlera And supply
Fcsdela.. ,t...,... ..,.....+..... !
eteanl-ttntlcr Warrington nnu in
construction rcpRfrs ...........
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tntcAao. --TEr prop !'nl!adspIu, having IN low
thu scats Allegheny, .snn,e Sherwood and schuyl-
LII .tt Ettu .r.lrtu,y t,nsfait.; Ut O'clock All
, 1876-06-19

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON L QUINCY RAILROAD.
IePots font nf Lakcst., 1nulan1.Ay., md Hxtctth.
IT.. aud Canal md sxtcrnthyts. Ticket Offices, 10
ElurkAt anu al Ienuts,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22

Gold Pen oF PocIrea Wmffef
A LARGE VARIETY, ANDTo nr nan N
H. Il wnrranr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22

BALryoEs. February IO.-Rsyerdy johnson.
the distinguished Statesman aud jlrist, was found
dead this evening at Sis o'clock, IN the grounds
surrounding the Executive Mansion II Annapolis
He vas the guest OF Gov. Carroll and jinei this
evening. With other gentlemen, At the Executive
Mansion. He was found dead in the yard by !
servant.
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. lO.-Nr Johnson came here
last night to srgue the case OF Baker vs.. Trick,
sad by Invitation of Gov. Carroll be became his
guest at the Executive Mansion. To-day the
Governor Invited Chief-Jlstiee Barton Of this
State, AMI several other gentlemen. to meet Mr.
johnson al dinner at the mansion They dIned
about Pm. At dinner, Mr.. johnson appeared
in excellent spirits and his usual health and en-
testained the company by his conversation and
relating anecdotes At dinner he took one glass
Of Madeira and refused to take any more. After
dinner he suddenly asked the Gov. to take him
into the parlJr lie took the Governors arm,
and walking IN there sat down on 4 sofa. At the
request Of Mr.. johnson, the Governor rej0ined
the guests az the table. Shortly after, q servant
appeared at the dOor aud reckoning the Gov
ern0r ont, told bin Nr. johnson vas lying IN the
yard, on tue stones Governor Carroll went i'm
msdntey to the place aud foand Mr. johnson
lying on the cobbleslOGe carriage way that passes
under the porch Of the mansion close up to the
wall and close TO door leading into the base
ment- He had evidently gone down the front
steps and around 10 the side Of the house, and
tell where found. about S;l5 P. N. The impress
sion is that be had been there at least half al
boar. He vas then dead, add was bleeding pre-
flsely from wounds on the right side OF his head
and face. His body was at once removed into
the basement room, and physicians summoned.
Dr. William q. Tuck was first to arrive. and at
ter examining the body, pronounced life extinct.
Drs. RIieout aud Cloud arnFei atter"ari There
are large wounds on the right side Of the fore
head, tsO fractures Of the skull iron the upper
poftion Of the forehead to the eyebrow, disIoca-
ti0n of finger Of the right hand and cuts on the
hands aad legs, and bruises The physicians are
e1zniuiug the body 70 determine the cause Of
death Mr. johnson would have been 50 years
ofI rsre Mav
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
Death of IIorace BashnelI.

The telegraph announces the death OF this dis
tinguished scholar aHd diFine- DR.. Bushnell vas
one OK the best thinkers and writers zm0ng the
Protestant ministers Of this country. He vas 3
vsrT successful pastor OF a CoBgrsgati01aiist
church 81 Hartford Com, but vas bs,tsr known
as 81 author or writer. He Published a number
Of books, among the best knoEn Of which are
N.Elrs and lks lSHpsraaiaT1L God in CErisf
TIE PTiHoipIss If Eafi0AaI Greatness Christian
BaFtaT-s. Work and Pi1y. Sermons far 1s Nsss
LIFE The FIo1TiOus lS1crifics, etc.
DR.. BgshnsII's Eiszs we're sOmeEhat 10 advance
Of the theoI0giaas Of his times or Of those Who
we're II his Own denomination He vas once
tEisi fer bsrssT. bat vas acquitted. The deceased
resided ia this State f5s = considerable period
about tie year 1859. He cana 70 the coast for
his health, being at that time -co0sunPtiTe-"
While here be took great interest 10 edaca-
tiolal mzttsrs- The College OF California had
been oFgznizsi, and besides the preparatory
school, the College classes bad been formed ct
Oakland. Bat The site OF the future College had
nat been sslected. Dr.. Bushnell vas elected
President Of the College, and Immediately SET
ab5at the business Of exploring the coast counties
s5jacs1s 70 the Bay for 2 s1itahle site The
most ATTRACTIVE plEces 10 Santa Clara. san Ma
tso, Napa aud C01irz Costa eou1ties sers ez-
snInsd silh this EIez- Finally the site vas
-1S-1- A@trgr " D41l1r4t Ll6t VI
all tie places examined 10 0as had 50 many ad-
Esntzges as tie oas al BeEkelsg. Ia this TieE
the iats Hsnry Darznt. eiasslzte and strong
personal friend Of Dr.. Bushnell eonesned. Is DID
other fis1ds Of the college. To Dr.. Bsshnel
probable as much As to sny one man. l. the State
indebted for the original selection Of Berkeley
tie site Of the college aud UniFersilg.
DR.. Bashgsl vas 3 remarkable example Of
esHsanPtiys who lived 70 good old age. He
f5aght this hereditary tendeoey 70 the last, and
did not srccamb until aga had se1dsssd hin tn
able to 6ght any longer He eoaId have filed
Cat "A years 10 about IL weeks more. Among
the climates which DR.. Bsshnel tired vas that q
Minnesota. and be gave 90 kToFzbls'aa aee01ng
Il that cold. dry winter climate that great many
iEvali5s we're indnesd % try it, Al one tine, /
that State Eas h1ogs as : refuge f9r eonsaup-
tires Bat ia lsteE years. opinions "a this re-
sPect have been m0ii6sd. and mixer climates
are soGght By iaTalids. Dr. Bashnsll vas At one
tine tatoE IN Yale College, a. Ess also be eisss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
Women with Nerve.

Sophie Gauthier had been found guilty Of
horrible crime she had killed all her children by
means Of pins. which shss:uck into their bcains
The death Of this revolving criminal recalls few
interesting facts connected with the execution Of
women in France. Since 1910 niue women have
been executed. and they all met their death With
great hrmness. Ten years ago, a nan aud woman
we're executed at Charities for having murdered
their parents 10 those days the guillotins was
not the horribly neat and compact httls iastru-
ment that il is now there were steps to ascend
before coming into contact with the executoner.
When the criminal couple reachel the foot Of the
scaifold the woman said. :" should ike to EN-
brace NY husband before dying Pray unite my
hands: you eau tie them again Immediately after
ward" This supreme wish WAS reluctantly grant
ed, for it was contrary to the regulations. Her
hands we're no sooner free than she gathered up
all her strength and gave her husband a ringing
box On the ear. According to custom, she was
the FIRST to suffer the extreme penalty Of the law.
Before the man had recovered from the effects Of
the stunning blow she had dealt him, her head
had tallsn Into the basket.
Another woman who created great sensation
at the time, was Virginia Dezon. who had mu
dered her husband and two children. She was
0nly 25 years Of age. wonderfully beautiful. aud
belonged 10 one OF the best famlies ia France.
She had not the slightest fear Of death, aud the
moment the sentence was passed she sent let
ter TO the Emperor begging that there might be
no delay in carrying it out. Prison life and the
loss Of her long. black halr produced much more
disagTeeabls impression upon this delicate woman
than the sight Of the hdeOus knife and chopping-
block. Many summary executions of wumen took
place when the regular troops entered Paris dur
ins the Instruction. | remember seeing one Of
the advanced Republican ladies placed against the
wall behind the Great Northern Railway Station.
She had just been taken with recently fiSed rifle
ia her band aud standing by the side OF dying
sentry. Did you shoot this man p Inquired the
officer. pointing to the writhing body OF the SEN
try. " did" was the reply, and l am only
sorry did not see you before. as you were better
worth the trouble" Two minutes after she was
lying on her face with twelve bullets IN her body.
Death bad been instantaneous her victim, the
soldier, lived two hours after her, and expired 10
horrible Pain.-[Paris Correspondence London
Telegraph.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
Presentation Books {!

8NNAAAN
LATELsx EtECEEvMD
TTfhe fOIIow1.- list eorsrrf.rs oul, /. s-,- -
u TIE choice GIFT B0Oks:s
GTiswoids Poets and Poetry Of America.
Gallery o. British Poets
Picture rosel. and seiscfions fsoa Living auths-s,
NE Lady u The Lake,
Hoore's faliah Rookie,
Pictorial Family Register
Balieys Festug-a Poem.
Bcecher's Lifa % Chm, vol T.
Burns, Cotter's Saturday night
NhtieT5 Ballads o. View Enfiand
Whitiisrs enid Life. h Poetrg
yl1 r. Lo-eifs P1ens- Illustrated.
Owen Heredlilfs Lucille. a.
Ja1 Thompson's Posrns %
arz Brosnng8 Auf6ra reiEh
Brya1ts Poetry aud song.
Edlh Mays Poems.
5nakespears'8 compiets WokEa one voiunas.
IAle .lll.a Or De1lo1Ts lnaH ed
salitl 3 bllers1one. Fpia sheer.
S--n1erllli.g tqnii Law for Hnsinera 1fsn.
Aflant ana atrstosn's Bookkospl1r nd HI1rrr.
clrii0n's Farm Ballads.
Eiisi cceen e eocletr.
Jean lnsaieF roenr.
Ke1ie'l c1rlIiiaa Xaar.
Fgureig OCEAN word.
Jules Ferle'a Earth aad Nfoon
Iennylonis queen Mrs. drama
rosrens-,lf 's :. eonpiei' q eae "a
Bibles and Islianenis n variety.
eonse e -acrsi History, bound. f1ii narocco.
Ihr3i n Arr
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4-o ,iasf recent WORKS, 20 nnunr1ns = nnr-1e.
- I'm ForsAls y Nm. wHtTnrr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22


The Syracuse UaiserSity HsrGii has made up
the following table Of Presidents and their places
Of edueasios. which is Of interest
wAshingtoa-G English education, but
never staaiei the Anelens Languages.
Adams Harvard.
JeHsrsOa--W William and Mary.
Madison-PrineetOa
Manrse-William and Mary.
Adams. J. Q Harvard.
Jackson Limited education.
Van Beren-Aeademio education.
Ilarrison-uampden Sidney College.
Tyler-William aud Mary,
Polk-Universi,y Of North Carolina.
TaylOr-Shzhtest rndiments-
Fillmore-NOt literally educated
Professionalism,
Baehanan-Di Dickinson.
DISQUALIFICATION very limited.
Johnsou-Sef educated.
Grant-Wast Point.
Monroe aud Harrison did not graduate. Mon
roe len college TO join the Revolutionary army
Financial reverses deprived Harrison OF iull
course. Polk was the oldest when graduating.
beng tweuty-three Tyler the youngest, seven
teen. The maiosity graduated az twenty this
being also the average age. Jefferson probably
had the most liberal education aud broadcast eul-
turs. Il is said that bis range OF knowledge
would compare hvorably with that OF Burke.
The drill at West Point may be considered equal
TO a college course aud 10 many respects Supe-
nor 10 discipline and mathematical trimming it
is no equaled by any American college. Count-
ing General Grant, two-thirds Of our Presidents
have been college mea. 70 be sure the two
whose names have become household words,
Washington. the Father, aud lincoln, the
Martyr. were not literally educated but theirs
were special missions. They live in the affections
OF the nation rather than in the intellect, as EN-
bodied in the constitution and laws. Theirs was
10 exeeule not To moall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
Juvenile TacIEsation of Professional
PryifiVeness.

lie was the pink of perfection. II the cream
Of human excellence was to be churnel the but
ter would lump up in the shape of Professor
POFteOus Prye. tutor. lie had contracted the
bad habit OF stealing up stairs, in his stocking
feet, 10 see if the lights we're out at ten IL IS
hard teaching old dogs new tricks, but boys some
times succeed better with old professors Tom
ny Tayrs is a cadaverOus youth, with a sulphur
eOlOred mustaehs, but the iron had entered his
sOul, and be said he must do what be could So
be bought three papers of carpet lacks one night
and stood the innocent little nails on their heads
all the way up aud down the stairs and retired
With bis faithfal followers to the wood closet
above 70 await results. Promptly the chapel bell
struck ten, then season OF waiting and whisper
ing followed. Presently came furry, creeping
sound like WOODEN stockings feeling their way
over rough boards. Tommy tucked bis hat in
bis m0uth-his mouth runs clear around, except
small isthmus which connects the top of his
head with the nape Of his neck-and held his
nose until The frat burst Of gee has subsded.
Nov came suppressed scream, one foot on the
stars, then another foot down, and then a scream
that Eastn't suppressed; then howl He had
struck the second stair then be sat down on the
next step, bat be got up again, and gro1n, with
exclamation points after it, came tearing Up 10
the wood closet. The boys stood back to give
tommy room 70 KICK Then came Ecr3mbling
and shouting of heavy words. aud a distinct men
ton OF The name Of the father Of the iniqaity,'
add Tom promptly appeared and asked, 10 voice
fresh from the Valley OF Nod, What seems 10
be The maiter?T Matter the boys the de-
monds cOnfoand it ! see hersl hslpl" and he
shifted about and hung to the railing ami tried
to stand on his knees. Tom brought light,
aud the boys carried the wounded man to his
room, offered sympathy. got a CLAW hammer and
drew oct the ticks. The Professor wears slip
Pers aud sits 90 cushion. Ton ats on neftIes, for
seventeen boys know the secret, and it is spread
ing Ike smallpox in an Indian camp.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22

mate HearT Darsni. They were nearly Of the
same age. tho latter dying year agO.-S. r.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
BASS ALE, pInts g quarts

Blood Wolf. co.',Al.. piu,, and. quart,
Tsnnsa''s Ale. Pinss aud qaasi,i
The celebrated ''Pig Brand " Stout,
MArtsil's. Hsnnesssy's aad Robia's Brady.
Run, Geneva. sherry. DaHviuS's Whiksy,
Finest Brands Of chamPagas.
MOsello and Hook. Lslande's ciaret.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
COTTON DUCK

A HEW LOT OF THE IAwnRSCR PAc.
"a t1fJ ln 1.1rfnent q Elrbefs rece5re 81 fegleu
ai-a for s-1eioI y Est7i BOLLEz5 4 %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
VERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GERMAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
Groceries,!

erie .!
stoarin Candles, Ul,ramarins Blue.
EPSON salts. Castor oil,
Fence Wire. No. 1. 5 and 6.
Galvanized Iron Pipe, and inch.
Hoop Iron, Z. !. and It inch, Rirsts.
P. P. Knives. Scissors.
COrkscrsws. Timed Spurs. Axes.
French CAlfskinI,
Wrapping and Printing Paper.
Paint. and Oils. White Zine. White Lead. le.,
CAustie Soda and Palm Oil.
Hide Poison, Market Baskets,
BroOms. Casks and Barrels,
cask Blaeksmi,hs' Coal.
500 Tons Best Steam Coal.
Also few Music Boxes { Regulator Clocks.
A Fine Assortment of Havana Cigars.
English and German Ale,
BavariSu Beer, in q,s. and pts.
Champagne, Esidsisck Co.. ats. and pts.
Champagne. ThOrsau. ats and pts.
Sparkling Hook,
Rhine Wines. Claret,
Gin. green boxes.
Samples nov Open at our oHos. and Sale, made to
Arrive
~ Orders from Other Island, Filled. ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
ENGLISH STAPEE GOODS !

Prints, White ce''oa'. Cry shirsias.I
psulns, Blankets. Twesas. Maslas,
Velvet Rugs. Saddles.
Pilot Jackets and Tro~ss,s. Faasy skirts.
Ladies Hats, Mosquito Nets.
snk Umbrellas.
Towels. Handkerchief.
SkirsiaE. eOuntsrpasss. sols-kis.
Grenadines. white prn,.
A ans Selection Of Wool shirts.
Fine Lasss. TnssrsiOa,.
Flowers aud Fancy Goods.
Billiard Cloth. Austrian BlanAsts.
Ponehos,
Canvas. BaEsing. Bags. Beltiag.
Waterproof Cloth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-22
The Death of ISeverdy johnson.

HonoIala. March 10, 1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-03
THE EQUALIZATION OF LAND As.
SESSMENTS.

We published last week the result of
the labors of the Board of Equalization,
from which it will be seen that the in
crease in the assessments was greater in
the Second Congressional District than
either of the other two-the aggregate
increase in that district being S336,544,
more than the decrease, while in the
First District the decrease is $3.50, 1884
and the Third Sl30,24l greater than the
increase, while the average increase on
the whole State is only Sl6,3l9. We
feel satisfied that the assessments in
many of the counties Of the State are too
high, but in majority Of the counties
proper efforts were not made to lay the
grievance before the Board OF Equaliza-
ton. Owing to the financial stringency,
owners of real estate cannot afford to
pay high tax.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-03
GOVERNMENT CONVICTS.

Through the instrumentality of Sens-
ator Davis the Attorney General has
concluded contract with the authorities
Of West Virginia for the care and keep
ing of United State prisoners in the new
State penitentiary a: Moundsville, twelve
miles from Wheeling. The State of West
Virginia contracts to furnish accommo-
dations to ore hundred prisoners of the
United States, and the Attorney General
states that he thinks he will soon supply
the full number. The United States
prisoners from the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and several Of the Southern
States, will be now sent to the West Viz
ginia penitentisry instead of to the AL
bany observation-disclosures Sun.
According to that,'arrancement, BELK-
NAP will probably locate at Moundsville..
And it may be if that Democratic House
goes on with its Investigations, Presiden
GRANT will spend his.third term there