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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

CoSvEYANcEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 90, 1S77.-Lots
fronting "a feet on Franklin street be-
tween Governor and Fourteenth, and "a
feet on Franklin street between Governor
and Fourteenth, for 5000; IS feet on Sew
enteenth street corner OF Grace for S432 !;
% feet on Franklin street. near Henry for
$4,000; Is 1-6 feet on Main street between
Twenty-fourthan aud Twenty-ifth for S1,180 ;
l54 feet on Main street between Twenty
fourth and Twenty-ffth for $1,000; 151 feet
on Water street between Twenty-sixth and
Pear for S15,000; 66 feet on Franklin
street between Twenty-eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth for $4,000; IT feet on Leigh
street between Price and St. Peter for $146 /;
II feet on Leigh street between Price and
St. Peter for S146; 90 feet on Main street
corner OF Twenty-frst for $500; 81 feet
on Fifteenth street between Main and
Franklin for $1,000; 25 feet on Locust alley
between Main and Franklin for S2,250; "a
feet on Franklin street between Governor
AID Fourteenth, and "a feet on Franklin
street between Governor and Fourteenth,
for S5,075; 45 feet on Seventeenth street
for $1,000; - feet on Main street corner OF
Eighteenth street for S1,650; 8 feet on
Leigh street between Ninth and Tenth for
1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

+ Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE Il
BAKEn's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty centsa q
bottle
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STATE TAXES.

,. STATE REVENUE OFFIcE,}
-.--. No. Is Eleventh street. !
STATE TAXES. ia: ~
The bills for STATE TAXES FOR 1877 are now
- WILLIAM P. RAGLAND, r
October l, 1877. Assistant City Treasurer.
oc 1-d5t&teod3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

n. ELLIscN i Co, advertising agents, Insert ad-
vertfsements in all Of the newspapers OF the Unite
States at publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
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Nice caehcmIre for s6e.a sYors BaoTnEas'.

Ail-wooi cachemise for s0c. at sycLE BID.
THEIRS. .... 81 .:sssy;
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7 FIVE CASES. GOOD PRINTS At Sc. per yard AZ L.
STERN & Co.'S. - =. :, f,s....5,Es
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BUY zroun FAIL aoops from Il. STERN q CO..

EIyE HUNDRED POUNDS scoTToslsATs Just re
ceiyed Mt L. STERN q co.'s. 4g.s,fz1, ,sgrsss4 ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

E1- On all sales Of Real Estate made oasosla
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taTesIsr
the hepreSent year hare tn be paid 6ythe purchdsey.
Or at saies made betneen the 1st OF july aid i2
of the yenr the tares hdre to be paid by The seller.
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond and AZ
plies to Richmond and vicnty.l
RICHARDSON 6 CO., p. NJ, two framed dwell
ings on Duval and Baker streets.
POINDEXTER & TUPPER. p. M., brick DWELL
ing on the west side OF BelYidere street between
Beverly and Albemarle. s',st '-,s'5'N
FRANK ID. HILL. 3 p. n. framed dwelling and Iot
on Moore street, Sheep Hill. rs-- - E,s- -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS p. NJ, commissioners
sale OF large brick residence and eight building
lots. .g. -. ...,. .y.-,tF
ROBERT b. LYME, / q NJ, trustees sale OF market
II and rlick-farrn, three miles east Of the city on
the Newbridge or Nine-Mile road. > at..;e \
T. L. WHITING, 1 o A. NJ, sale of unexpired lease
of store No. 1924 Main street. q y -; IaF
E. W. POWELL, 10 A. M, large stock Of pawn
brokers' clothing, &c. -
JOHN E. LAUGHToN, JR., 10 A. n, 700 yards
carTeting, furniture, &c. "riff .3H
HILL & ANDERSON, 12 ST., groceries, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

E specialtes In Shetland and wool shawls at sTcL
BROTHERS. r. gs
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SYcLE BROTHERS are selling $3.50 black silk for
ii so per yard ..-. .s
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Split, Single, and Double.
Black and White, &c. per or, S1.2S per ID.
Colors, l0c. per o., 81 80 per ID.
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THE nIcE EST AND L.ARGEsT ASSORTMENT you
vyir 4 nd ;at sYCLE BRerHERs'. - @ss,4s ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

NEW STYLES BALAoRAL- AND BOULEVARD
SKIRTS at L. STERN s. Co.'s. -ss. 10. Asr
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THE CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH is pleasant to the
taste and excellent gargle for sore-throat Fifty
cents bottle. -. - - -
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All the newest shades Of silk you will fud
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CLEAR HIS REPUTATION

Then the old deacon went home sick.
All OF the committee tried in vain to get
Mr.. Philip to accept Mr.. Ellyson's PROPOSE
ton, but he refused. He said he wanted a
few days to prepare a. defence and establish
his identity. He would not even promise
to give the committee his photograph, say
ing that that would not establish his iden-
tity. He said he had been recognized last
week by friend in New York. Being
asked what friend, he said: "J. B. Jores,
who was going home. j went with him to
the steamboat wharf. What line 1t was /
cannot tell" In subsequent cross-exami-
nation he said he parted with J. B. Jones at
the Battery. 'e'ti.s" - W. I
Mr.. Philip was told not to enter the
schurch again until he shall have proved his
innocence Of the charges brought against
him. - :
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II you want handsome silk dress for FL per var
20 to SYCLE BROTHERS,. fe H',
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SYcLE BROTHERS make every effort to accommo-
date their customers In price and quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

s5 BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to $3.50 per
yard at SYCLE BROTHERS. 80" ...S-.-
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Ladies and gentlemen's UNDERWEAR at 40
cent. less than manufacturers price.
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SOC. .ALPAcA reduced to 35c. at SYcLE BRoTl
ERS'.
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ALL NEW sTYLEs.oF DRESS GOODS at STERN
& CO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

Don't miss your chances next week at sXcLE
BROTHERS,. -..r 81 E... .tfs.,:
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L. STERN & Co. offer some extra bargains
black alpacas. r1:st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

GREET BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS at l.. STERN
& co.'s. y.-,
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BLANKETS very cheap at L! STERN Co.'s. =.

csc. ALPACA reduced to one shilling per yard al
SYCLE BROTHERS,. ...lrr - -. Esf;C.,
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ExrAueu DRESS GOODS At sYcLE BRorAnass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

HANDSOME suAwLs at L. STERN CO.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

SAVE MONEY and buy your dry goods at /
STERN C Co.'s. 80 '''''
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The best waterproofs at 75c. at sYcLE Bno
THRRs. r.. ..rs.a. 49,. ;.ut. Il. gUstt 80
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, 10 n. -. "a. OAK 49,
Monthly Statistics.
! XARRIAGE-LIcENsEs Issued.

-.
From the clerks Office. Of the Hustings
Court 81! marriage were issued
FduIing September-22t TO white couples and
k25 to colored persons. ti'sr5 .e2siii9ft
Henr1eo county clerks Office 10
licenses were issued- to white and 6 to
colored couples. !" go e Tf}'ls'.
~ ~ !" REVENUE COLLECTIONS. - -
Z. The revenue collections for, September
were S2S2,501.3S.. =, .,...,,... ,..a;
.4 FIRE-AI.ARXy. i, -,... ts,,.-.
During the past month there were five
alarms Of fire. ,.e -
.... . DEEDS RECORDED. II - a,,ial.
!: During the month Of September 166 deeds
were received for record in the clerks o.
fee Of the Chancery Court; and at the Hen
rico county clerks office 80 deeds were re
c2iyed for record. ..EE
,"t FLOUR INSPECTED
in Richmond during the month ending
S0th September, 1877: Family, 1888 bar
rels; extra supertine, 1908 barrels; super
fine, GIG barrels; fine, Sc barrels; mid
dlings, 70 barrels; condemned, GS barrels.
-. POsT-oFPIeE STATISTICS. --,---.--.--~
Registered packages sent, 2,794; letters
received for distribution to other offices,
2,64S; city letters received for distribution
to other offices, 1878; letters received from
other Offices for city delivery, 4,4Sl.
POLICE STATISTICS. .z .;,-
During the past. month 327 criminal, cases
We're disposed OF by the Police Justice, and
122 ordinance violations tried II persons
were sent on to the grand jury for indict-
ment; 10 were sent to jail on conviction Of
assault and battery. or petit larceny, andes
in default Of surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected: City, S146.25; State,
S130.60; costs, S96.22-total, S3S1.97.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

L. STERN 6 CO. have great bargains in blanke,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01

COutfluute u lllC utplTtlituL OI
of the paper, which alone is worth the price Of
subscription. Published by W. II. Andrews, Gin
cinnati.
SYcLE BROTHERS are selling $3.50 black silk for
$3.50 per yard. ...--
OUR FLANNELs are the cheapest In the city. All
colors waterproofs at L. STERN 6 Co.'s.
BEEEDEN & TALLEY's large importation Of ZE-
PHYR WoRsTgD enables them to sell as cheap as
any house in this country. Below find our new
price-lst:
Split, Single, and Double.
Black and White, &c. per or, S1.2S per ID.
Colors, 10c. per o., 80 per d.
Two-DoLLAR BLACK SILK reduced TO 1925 per
yard at SYCLE BROTHERS..
SYCLE BROTHERS are selling the best 25c. AL
PAcA in the city.
READ L. STERN & Co.'s advertisement.
Ladies and gentlemen's UNDERWEAR at 40 per
cent. less than manufacturers price. ""
L. STERN & CO. have great bargains in blankets.
PHoToGRApHs.-C. r. REEs takes the largest
and best Photographs for IL of any gallery In the
city. Four elegantly-hnished Cards for 81. BY the
new bromide-of-sivcr process freckled and rough
faces come out as clear rs alabaster. Main street
neaS Eighth, Nos. s2l and S23. 5..... rs
GERMANTOWN AND SHETLAND WooLS cheaper
than ever. Send for our price-list. "'.'.'
II you want handsome silk dress for 81 per yard
60 to SYCLE BROTHERS,. H'.'
All the newest shades Of silk you will fnd at
svrr I'm orzIpna'.
--------------------r
READ L. STERN & Co.'s advertisement H..
NEW GOODS received daily ut T.. STERN b Co.'s.
SAVE MONEY and buy your dry goods at l..
STERN 6 Co.'S. "' '''''
THE CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH is pleasant to the
taste and excellent gargle for sore-throat Fifty
cents bottle: - -
SYcLE BROTHERS make every effort to accommo-
date their customers In price and quality.
soc. ALPACA reduced to 35c. at SYcLE BROTH
ERs'.
Go TO L. STERN & Co.'s for your dry goods.
READ l.. STERN & CO.'S advertisement.
l.. STERN & Co. offer some extra bargains In
black alpacas. r1.s5 ~ Is
Don't miss your chances next week at SYcLE
BROTHERS,. .:rs s E..., .tfs..;
S5 BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to $3.50 per
yard at SYcLE BROTHERS. @''5 '-<-.'.
/ Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE q
BAKEn's CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents
bottle -s5
N. ELLYScN t Co., advertising agents, Insert ad-
vertsements In all Of the newspapers Of the Unite
States at publishers rates Orders left Mt the Dts
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
ton, :, -. -.r.--.-- .--I sgi. t~"EI
The best waterproofs at 75c. at srcLE Bno-
THEIRS. ,... ..c.-- 80 ;.g.. JEs,1 80
.CAssIMERES for everybody at SYCLR BRO
THEIRS. = -.,,e ,, Ii .-.--.-lic.. IIy. sr,.
csc. ALPACA reduced to one shilling per yard at
SYcLE BROTHERS. -.s<rr - Il, EfsC., =
BLANKETS very cheap at L!sTERN L Co.'s. =
ALL NEW sTyLEsoF DRESS GOODS ut L. STERN
CO.'S.
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS at L. STERN
& Co.'S. y4-.-.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE 8 BAKERS
CARBoLIc MOUTH. WASH, for sore gums and de-
caYct teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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READ L. STERN & Co.'S advertisement.
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.CAssIMERKs for everybody at SYcLs BRO
THEIRS. .g ..,se r.. s -ijr. GIYs g.r
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NEW GOODS received daily ut l.. STERN = ,
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HAD PERISHED IN THEIR SINS,
accom- panying the description witha laugh
Of wonderful dramatic power. He was
splendid declaimcr, md had histrlonic abii-
tiles OF no mean order. 4
"sOur suspicious OF the genuineness OF his
professions were. first aroused by the dis
coyery that he had, at one Of our city mis-
sion chapels, preached n sermon which, in
thought, arrang gement, and expression, was
found to be identical with one OF DIR. Guth-
rie's. When he was charged with pIagia.
srism. he did not deny but endeavored to
us on Sunday after that. and suddenly left
the city,, .lsgs. 81 4 & IS, 3 q
u persona, appearsnse e i assns ,,, ys
piexion, smooth-shayed face, wore black
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-01
READ L. STERN & CO.'S advertisement.

Go TO L. STERN & Co.'S for your dry goods.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
Foreign News items.
AMERICAN.

AmEhIOAN.
In New York last week there were 1854 arrests,
SIS births and 534 deaths.
The President Orthe Cuban Republic Cap
tured by spanish Troops
Spanish column Holgerin, commanded by
Colonel Mosoyejo, has captured the President of the
Cuban Republic. Thomas Estrada, the Secretary of
the Cuban CkAmbe and several other members of
that body.
Thirty-eIsht Days from Melbourne to Lon
don.
New York, October 25th.-The Australian mail,
which arrived from San Francisco on the 18th, left
by the Abyssina. Saturday. and will undoubtedly
reach London in thirty-eight days from Melbourne,
being BY three days the shortest time made.
Murderers being Brought TO Justice.
Indictments have been found by the Salt Lake
Grand Jury against about 100 persons for murder
some of them committed about 20 years ago. The
trial of these persons may result in conviction
but there is not doubt that much of the his
tory of the Mormon Church will become public.
New Steamships for the Pacific Coast.
contract has just been closed in New York with
John Roach Sons for two frst-class iron steamers
of 5000 tons each for the Oregon Steamship Comp
any, to run between San Francisco and Portland, in
connection with the Oregon Central and Oregon aud
California Railroads The ships to be construct
ed with special reference to the carriage of wheat
and other heavy freight, and to be ready for
vice By July 18th, 1873. The new iron passenger
steamer Oregoa. for the company, is about
ready TO launch from Roachs yard. and will sail for
San Francisco about January 18th.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
Sundry War Items.

Rain is falling heavily at simnitza, and the roads
are all but impossible.
The Russians have 7O.O 600 before Kars.
Knrs has been bombarded, aud part of the city is
on FIRE. The place is provisioned for four months.
Russian journal reports 54,4s4 Russian troops
killed aud wounded up To Oct lltb-
It's announced from Varna that Prince Hassan
threatens withdraw the Egyptians, in consequence
Of their ignOminOGs RELOCATION TO garrison duty.
A Bucharest correspondent says, after making a
os inspection of the CzarOEitehs position that
he s convinced that winter campaign is impossible
with the existing transport system. Already fodder
sometimes tails for days.
During a trial in Moscow on Oct 90. of Santheben,
charged with embeEIenent. MajOr-GenerAl hartung
shot himself in court. in consequence of a witness
accusing him of theft. The affair caused much ex-
citement.
Lon ion paper declares, concerning osman Pas
Ia that he Is neither BaEaine Crawford, but the
following is his nndoubted history He is a native
OF Armassia, Asi1 Minor; be was born in 1882
educated IN the military school at constantin0ple
He has never been in Europe, except European Tur
key, but speaks a little Frepoh-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
PASSENGERS.

Prom windWHrd Ports-per Likelike. Nov 26-Ias Camp
bell. wife aud boy Baldwin Pratt, W G IrwiP,
II Rose family, Mrs CunhA Miss Spencer. Master and
Miss spencer Stackpole C CGaRes. r 7 Bckerton,
Preston. Cecil Brown RentOn. Along. Mrs Raha. Miss
Carrie Boyd Ftzgerrod, George iarbote. u Cornwel
G W Maofarlaue. J A Cummins and boy aud Al deck.
From san Francsco-per D G Murray. Nov 2l-Miss X
LaokuIAnn Mrs sands, f n Walker. wife add children
Mr. Townsend. wife aud daughter Richardson. NJ Bry-
ant Seig Dryer, l. q Llchtensten, J Racine Col
Norris NJ h Weeks Y A McDudy, NJ Edward. L Brennan.
- Chinese and &c Hawaiian
For san Francisco, per Courier,-B Sears.
For Wlndward Ports per Likelike. Nov 2T-Judge Ha-
maiop, c Marey, Mrs. p Costa Wilder. Jas Renton.
Mister SEQ Renton Miss II Dickson, Miss Dickson $
Lyman e Cooke Mr. Stackp0Ie, W Irwin W HapAi, V
Lynch, Young Hee, Chung Wing, and 50 deck
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
PORT OF HONOLULU.


ARRIVED
Nov 2l-Am bk II W Amy, Widienson, from San Fran.
Am Ok D C Murray. Fuller. from san Francisco.
22-,ehr ka Moi Reynolds from KahuiuL
Am scIr Energy, Merrill. from humboldt.
Schr pueokahi. Clarke. frum Hama.
soir Mile dorris, keIlOhauui from kooRu.
2+-Am s-hr Cas- e Hayw Hayward, from Lahaina
25-Stmr Likelike, Shepherd form Mindward Port-.
Schr Marion, keauapunl, from kuluA and Wamea
26-sclr MauuOkawai Naiwi, from NHwiliwili.
Schr Prince. Beck. from kuua & kau.
Sclr Annie, Kalua from kau.
Am sehr Mary swan, from Hilo-
SAILED.
Nov 2l-Schr KAmui, Hey uolds. for Kahuui
Schr Kekauluohi, Maiaihi, for Hanaei, Kauai
schr Jenny, Smensun, for Nawiliwiii, Kauai
Schr KesAunohi. Maiahi. for HAnalci.
22-scIr Nettu Merrill, Hatfield. flr Lahaina.
Hau hk Courier, Albion, for San Francisco
Bktne Cristins, Cspra, for
24-Am bEtue Joseph Perkins, for Port Townsend.
27-schr Ka Moi, Reynolds. for Kahului.
S-hr ktpueokahi, Clark for Hama.
Schr Mile Morris. K-Ailhanni. for Molokai.
schr Marion. Kaapuni, for KOloa aud Waimes.
schr Waleie, Kaauao, for MalikO.
Schr MnnuogawAi. NGiwi, for NRwiliWili-
Stmr Likelike. shepherd. from Windward Ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
STEMORANDA.

Report q AM ok D Murray, Fuller. Master-Left
Francisco 3D. II First four day. ont had light
air from SSW W with foggy weather, then the wind
hauled 800 n long 1867 W; kept the vessel
get the trades took them aud carried them 10 the
land. Moderate the time bat with very heavy NV
swell running, had change several times 20 ease
stock much possible Saw Maui, Nov 20 at n
Report bark II W Almy. widienson. master-beft
San fAncisco First part Of passage had light airs
from 81 20 % so n. long 4f W. thence n
winds port. Maui 20 aud arrived in port the
next day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

~ The Maoris Of New Zealand are evidently
very superior people. We think if few of them
could be imported and engaged US correspondents
for the AdUsrtiser, it might result in great i'm
provemeut in both the intellectual aud moral tone
OF that department Of the journal in question.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

~ We have examined with a great deal ,of
pleasure, the fine animals imported by Mr.. J. l..
Richardson in the d. C. Murray. There are plenty
Of horses and cattle in the country such as they are
what is wanted now is not quantity but quality
We are glad TO notice ia increasing disposition
among our people TO improve the grade OF their
stock of all kinds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

~ We were in error in stating last week that
The whaler Java was stove By the ice and sunk.
She was beset 10 such way that her cxtricalion
was hopeless, and had to be abandoned. She was at
the time however, perfectly sound and uuinjured.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

~ The Likelike returned from the circuii of
Hawaii on Sunday afternoon, having made all the
landings including Punaluu The new screw work
ed TO entire satisfaction She left yesterday after
noon at the usual time for Hilo aud will be due
again on Saturday afternoon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

MORE CHINAMES.-The schooner Mary Swan from
San Francisco has just brought one hundred and
one Chinese-all men. l. this sort of thing 10
continue indefinitely: If so, it does not require
prophet a statesman TO see what must be
the end OF it ALL II persisted in, it means the in
evitabe extinction OF both the Hawaiian race and
Hawaiian nationality.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
VESSELS IN PORT.

AEEcH tNrAES.
HaW schr Givoanni Apiani. Weeks.
Am sshr { M ward, King
An schr Lnieta. Dexter.
Am schr General Harvey. Trip.
An schr Energy, Merrill
Am sclIr Cassie Hayward, Hayward.
Am schr Mary r swan,
Am bE II W Almy, Widd-ns0u.
Am bk C Murray, Fuller.
Am ok Amy Turner, Newell.
Am Blk Colombo, johnson, for San Francisco.
WHALEEs.
WI hk Hunter, Homan.
Am brig Onward, Eldridge.
JIaw VII hg " n Allen Gilley.
Am VII blk Rainbow, Cogan.
Am VIII bs Norman, Campbell
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

-ALSO-
That Lass o. Lowrie's, which first appeared a
Serial in the pages of Scribner's Monthly, by
Francis Fl. Burnett.
Proctor's Other Worlds than Ours.
number OF those fascinating Tales of Adventures
on Sea and Land, from the pen of Jules Verne,
whose ingenuity and originality have filled his
readers with establishment and pleasure, in
Guiding
At the North Pole,
Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea,
The Desert of Ice,
Around the World in Eighty Days.
The Bible Story, collection of stories gathered
from the Old and New Testaments, abridged
and arranged for the young. $50 pages.
Breakfast, Lunch aud Tea, by Marian Harland.
Homes and How TO Make Them, by Gardner
The Letter Writer.
Hawthorne's Wonder Book Ancient Greek and
Roman Mythology arranged in most interest
ing manner for the young.
Dickens Child's History of England illustrated,
Mysteries of the Manse, by Holland.
l Set Hawthorn's Works, in 20 vols Size, Axe.
Green covers and red edges. sssg- liberal dis
count will be made to any one purchasing the
Esops Fables, profusely illustrated, containing the
moral also.
Grimm's Popular German Fairy Tales, illustrated.
Grimm's Fairy Tales, illustrated.
Anderson's Fairy Tiles illustrated.
Perrault's Fairy Tales, illustrated.
Fairy Tales Tol5 Again illustrated
Dottv Dlmple Stores-written for the little girls,
Sophie May. vols Illus Done up in box.
Sixteen Voumes-Poems of Places, edited by II.
w. LongfeliOw, England, France, Spain, Scot
land, Switzerland, etc., etc. Size of volumes
Axe. Green Covers.
Warrens Household Physician, warranted-a stand
ard work
The Art of beautlfying Suburban Homes-contain-
ing plans for residences and other grounds etc,
etc. Fully Illustrated. Appleton IL Co. Pubs.
Hills Manual of Business Forms and Guide 10 cor
rect writing. Social, Legal and Commercial,
richly bound.
Also many others, which time and space will not
permit to be mentioue. For Sale at
II. NJ. WHITNEY'S BOOK STORE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

FOR MIcRoSEsIA-We repeat the notice given in
our last, that Captain Campbell o: the bark Nor
man will take letters and packages for parties in
Micronesia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28

ts5- Mr. T. G. Thrum will in few days publish
the Hawaiian Almanac and Annual for 1873 The
large amount OF information of all kinds concern
ing our islands, which Mr.. Thrum contrives TO
dense into this little volume renders it almost u
necessity 10 Hawaiian residents, well most
convenient handbook of Hawaiian affairs 10 send
to friends abroad. The Annual for 1873 will con-
aih several new features, including list of all the
Plantation Agencies and a History of Hawaiian
Postage Stamps
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-11-28
EXPORTS.
MARRIED..

For san Francisco per Courier Nov 22nd-2 bds oorks.
box curos hops hardware 1888 lbs paddy s3il2s
lbs sugar. 1857 lbs Whaehone.