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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
LATE FOREIGN NEWS 5!

BsStrS February The Public Prosecutor has
Instituted proceedings against the sla OF Count Won
Arriui, account Of Offensive newspaper articles.
wasRi~sroS. February Sa.-The total silver dis
hcrSefneats 10 this cate are SCI $40 iS9 81 OF which
$it 0tg III psiG IN hSa of e1r eney for iractiau
a. eerrvnsy redeemed in SILVER and destroyed; So,
s5SSG3 u tsr fractional currency radestrVyed. Ou
hand, $3l5,lU4 ~
PANAMA. January S5th-Csptsin waadel Of the
steamship CiIy San Francisco, reports 1--WE thou
sane bags ug coffee awaiting his steamer 81 Ceatral
American ports tor CSlit1ruiz. which be would rot
b able to tAke his trip stsr,isS to-day, az
eouat et being already fsly loaded On leaving here
Nsw rokK. February S1-A movement is said 10
have been SET foot here 70 orsInize contrary
tor the encouragement Of trade between this e3tY
Aad BrsziL Il : iHteeiet 70 establish direct lire
u steamers 70 hat eouutry, auG tbs eoUpSoy Is to
* Known the - AmaEcR Trading Company"
SANTA CKUz. February SAT present in the
mountains between here and Sap Mareo county TWO
parties Of surveyors different routes survey
ing toC broad gauge rsiroSd tor Messrs. Stanford
4 Co. aud Nil connect with the southern Pacinc
IA iir0a1 CoUpGRy's track probably at AsBlo Pack,
A. which Pitce the ServcY sss started Il : sup
posed the lsne sfU run from s0Eie point Ia San Ma
leo eounJy 70 Santa Cruz, themes TO WaLsoHYie and
90 - Salinas.
LONDON, February Sd-A dispatch from R1stch ak
SAYS the Turks sentins considerable reinforce
meats 10 Arden ani ShEmla. Ar exemption tax
% frUu u 10 ~ paStres Is levied 10 Bulgaria on
every msle over tisesu years Of age.
PNNANA January Ist5--A letter to the Star and
Herald gives details Of the recent horrible scenes at
Gail in CSack Valley. IL sSyss GeReral Psrs, who
commanded the Liberals, MAS trUuS ana gave his
drunken soldiers i've hours freedom, durius which
tune they gave themselves up 70 every excess Nei-
tier sEs sex spared Many Conservatives
werv dragged from hiding places and killed beilre
the eyes Of their wives and ta9xhtsrS, who ulet 4
tate before they gery killed in tGru- Eighty
seven houses in the centre Of the city were plan
GerSd aud CHURCHES robbed The murders amber
several hunG cd Foreigners loose 900 10 Gail
alone. II the suburbs these scenes were kept up
for several days. anG the country i nearly runed
Paluira escaped the fate OF Gail BY paying SO 900
fznsom- The houses of the ltsisn CCuSul and an
American mSrehzul named Mac CUue. were plum
tersd- Fears entertained that the civil vii de-
generate into war OF rsees Foreigners are flying
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

ErxSuESszcAL--ETs learr -nat ne SOC A. Fer
-aaGer ie1snGis % publish shortly me work On me
s-g-5gin zad Mgrzeions of NJ P1ivuesiaa Race and
The anessns afsssry q L. EaEafa1 Pecpie u the
t;zae Of KzueaAmeha l. ca waeh he has been
ens-ared s.rrhe List s5zre,sn years Ee has ergu-ar
- TIC uaderraxi1g n ada1-lou 70 mind highly
sfscipIinee SnG sssrsd y ec1caticn. Ersss camilla
nv win the legends. poems and rzai1Escus q Po
rvuessa acgzt-ea ~ The most AZ -aGacus and PRO-
ssu1d research aad llhor, and his book promises
70 be the most eunpiese a.E philosophical E0rx
.rpr uu5IEshet 1u tbs t1Pic- APpr0aching Tie
x,s5rs without Aias. he has been led bg me rest-
-,,Tr furnished hy Filyuesaa FOX lnr- and szne-
as,-ics 70 Tie positive cnuvissiun tAaE MS people
- originally part Of the Araz r==iciH- n
a.. ,r;,-as,1racr6 uf ne head CT he Persian G1L
s-,u which r=gicG they nzsrzn.d. or vs-s driven
,re Fn-s EncEa where they became zmalg-1a1area
v;tb oeher ErzIes. -csalfi1- N chazge cf con-
-,--ssu. Thai hrou India taeT s2rszd ogsr TIE n
ss,- A-rb5neiasru. rou Ehs.ase, GAo1r ne begin
the Christian era. t.eE were expelled BY the
;s;v- MALAY pcEg- and cnul7elled . take rei1ge
= - ssa sTentlaily ag zle many izaId groups
= ~. ocsaa WHERE raeF are INV f1unG The
- NIL n. a Hnls rallahlz contribution 70 esn-
-To-;,-zf srienee and We zrs eUGiGenr- VIII De
ss5-.si,sifx RECEIVED 1s ta= scientific T7rit
- si.-TT -uhiIsh J1dze Elr1RnGers Prospectus n
cur uEz- nss1r-
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EoSoLEzE, March .. Is7T-
70 ais E.ill7- # ais E,Ilusriisrz GE=zags
Sz.-,az yoa iafara laa pabiic WY ne EI-
4aiiaa kn.SsG IS a1t 1imsz-sd n - the cir-ie az
civilized aaEsas. 4c4azrns he PcfFlsgss afa zni-
ssrn Or in-srnaziraA. POSTAGE
Provided MS aAsiuu Is aas aduaaed u this .ir.is
al szEiissd a4aas, aasas nat g4- Pszs N1s5sr Ceae
"a u De instructed u 1asp gu hand. flr the Gun
rsaisnrs az tie paalic, supply az Cairef States
postage stznpsr Az present ne facuursuienes Is
sa5s inssiera5l4- Provided PERSIA desires u fur
r4-f letter lr paper u EG-spe he Il cuupelled u
IN aver ne avn sra postage stamp.
Yours. A Z
There l. 10 good reason why this Kingdom
zaz net admitted fzs9 the International Union
Il the alnzaI session q The representatives
held * Genera, Switzerland. n June, Is76,-
Instructions u thar eject having been sent .
the uruuer REPRESENTATIVES abroad Net only
have al the grsat nazuus Of Europe and
America buE many ct the Colonies have been
admitted 70 ENJOY the bsneits of safe and cheap
postal service We hsar Frequently Of Letters
and papers nis-ssnE CT not reaching their des-
1iina-ion- vhis must BE Looked for mI vs.
are atmit-ed nto the Postal Uninn- when
E-waH VII he placed On the footing Of the
a1ost f1Eured nariou-7 and her mail ua-zsr r.
GIVE the SHE care AID secure the SANG safgEy
that ether 1a-1sns nov n L obtain f5r theirs
L Is i shame thai the importation CT foreign
p0szge sEznps Is required thing tAaE L
now gnheard Of IN G1y Country connected with
the Postal Caiau- Wsare altogether behind
the az= II cur Bossal zr--ngemenEs-ED
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grhi. i the way that the Asckaad New.

- rhis K the way that the Agezlaad Se~s
SPEAKS Of the English sparrow:
Tx SPARROW NCIsASCE--Frou al parts 81 the
rroEf1c~. aud ildeed from al parts uf t1z colony
Uher. the ilnrGGenr 1Cuss-spdrroEs have been In
trsGuecc. load ard biLter eomplai1ts respect
i1.r their miSchievuus habits Ius5eat Of being
blessing they proving everywhere 4 more terri
bic han al the INSECT pests against watch the
farmers a Nes Zealand have hitherto lad u Do
battle. The insects we're occasionally nercIfIi;
The hcGSe-sparrUE never The destructive habits
OK tde housS--sparr0g were wei known in Britain,
tlG Ia al other countries. where the creatures had
preTeG for ages gyou the la5ocS Ok ausbaRduel and
sarienerS ard L vii he source Ct lasting regret
that the members OF cur local decentralization So
eigEE I1wisss enough few years 4.-u, 10 sa1c
ticu the inr-uGucticn OF his parasite uPol the IN
t1scT u eare-HcrSfng settlers. II zeF and rough
country Ike View LeaialG the pioaeer settlers re-
glrp al the encouragement they ohtaIa IN their
peaceful and A50riCGs E1tS OF rsciaI11lg the vii
9eruess 1EAer than % have the fruits II their year
lahor hCpelsssly DESTROYED By sEarins u -dll-eaL
iac BIRDS Introduced b. Mistaken 1en, and unas-
iIv turned a4rtt b them &c prey upon the Labcrs
Of cur settlers. Wherever the house sparrow has
been iaEruJ1ce IN the Austria san colonies [ has
proved unuI-lg11e1 uljsa1ce aus. cosby pes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
PA>~EN1:Ek>.

F,s San Frzsc-co.--Psr Australia ssreh l.-Nlrs sam
n-r 40 % 3d Nr >gaBiss. 9ir ali Mr. SFFrsacs
uzrss AMI ehial Nal-shos-- D. A p1nlss a8t ~ie
EsrSs ta1 ~ii & A slis Z Ntrcia- y 6cvsu@vsd,
N - Aas A E1ii-r aud SIC 2 Arulsss Z iiaa- Chss
X E,iaisa. Ns0y, 5-az-v,l A Brsaa, A Li4aehet-
Ags. Aka
Rgr wia3Eart Pcrrs. psr Silslss Masch SIX ii'le<
4 Lsrd eids. Il Sa-iellf nglaaI and ae.
- Rllsaiian. Jtri41gs Mc<a5Eal. >padllg. v
c lrzia sA--, 4 " Aser. q N-ul>Eruns- Cnrn~siIs
r5zras.s Mrs >lssoa. Ls=g AMI We, Chauio-riail,
c MsrfrtaHe- c n pcSrs, Nttsr,r lekss " t1e ~
l,rli. " x uai isss Css lasl ! ks.alaa. Sls sAga-.
Mss Eassi N1aag h-,. eirs SltztSg and Sd irvu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
F0Rr OF HONOLULU.
AHKI1ED

AEkINED
Eeb - Ms asssrsls canssi Eays Sr0sa Ssa3ss
Mar 1->ch- $50 stassu, Pgni, ttlEu EzuaASL
a-Ssh- NrErg sssr-f. Craze. tspn LashslaN
>ehr katklEzru. NsHz. G ua kaaa-L
Schr Asr~ ssl-n. Flas.hi-z- fcssn uisc-
Sgasr LIE Nsak-g. LlEz-i. AlasAz-
S->SAE e1vo<aha. Cstrks, lusa liaaa-
SAILED.
Feb -Sr~aeh shp = ts1l rsluisa, tr ,sHtso tsl.a1
E-Au ~ ~ rhr.c BrlE1rs~, thssns
zS-SShr ~ No. ksy u1lcs. 80 kzAalaL
zS-Schr ksaltls. Ciuny, t,r A1taa AMI Wsias4
ZS-Scar Mzaa,slaEa Aalua ~ Nswli-t1,
Mr. 1-Schr Jenny. Ctissia. 81 fid3
l-ls n AzslrziaN CEz<ils Or >aa trz1es--1.
t-5< SSy1id. Bugge. o. tindsCeury's L>-And
Z->yar Maren- CHRISTIAN. 40 Aalgsa al1 a lsuSA
Z-Scar tla4al IA Al.al. 81 MARK.
s->s1l- Siisssa Mszcba1E. fs- n .iliaarl Ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

PLANTATION SoLa,-Tse wssssipH Plantation
ouued ., 1850 Nott 4 Co. On the isi4ed u RA-
wall. sas sid tass week 70 NJ. 4 Hutchinson for
oetSeeE Sif,ON0 Sut $500 The YETehase IT.
elaGes 5 iot q cane ~hieh viii yie2d this wear
seous hua&red soa ktty tozs. AHG over t~o
hgRdrvd tous next war, Il Is an excellent bar
gain t9r the purchaser. Mr.. HuIcainSSn siil soou
esu Que OF tie Argess piAutstiouS % the islaneS,
II hs kerss On
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

rzE 6crDE 5ock-This valuable book q travel
ans statistical iatorruatoa las been recently in
proved ~ the addlEioc CT uzP Of ne Wcric Gu
Nerca.sr's prv5ecIiaa, prialeG Ia LcuGou, giving
ne ro1se Of he maj steamship Ines scruss IDS
ocsaa there has hsea nc F0rS PUBLISHED zhieh
gives In - condensed TORN, 50 aleh valuable IN
fs-ulaticr relative . ms e,1gery- These tes7oGs
q Obtaining practical kaoF5azs u Cur Resources,
ana u tie capabilities OF the country. saaaOs 10
better tar % srsSr copv- Il VII &c mailed 70
reseigs n Is cents a Uai-.i Szz1ss ESzcs scLups
CExrESx1AE MAP.-Fhr large NAP Of Tie IA
raiiaa zruup GrsEa b M Giies GO u he surveys
,f N-ss-s AlszlzSsr and L9ous. af1er having eeea
eraE5lee5 a. PiaiIa5eighEa, engraved b. map
maker x sAaE eiEF named SuitA, ca sLgntiy
--sa.si scale .aG N s5i-iGI Of i've h1a67sc copies
st-lsS OF and ssne ouE The wosk : very Eel
dsae EiEa the exception 1f cue sal El1sSae. WHICH
consists II placing the isalt q oaAa some thirty
.,g,ss TOO ar % tAe soa-hEsrd- The divisions of
nsad On the ra-ious aIanGs s-s in ddsr=ns coi1rs;
ne lara asSs ale az MARKED with great GisinetHess,
sud ruaay Ealrable seogzphical features AZ gITen
waieh have act appeared % Previous maps There
are also Number Of ImPorsaas corrections OF the
rz-fre positions OF some Of Sas Stands. and sspeci-
sElv . suCIe Of ne ccaSt Gues We understand cnat
zrufher ed EiGu has been orzers1 from P1liaGet-
pAia In wllch he EliscASs a11Es Alluded u VII De
cCrreerzd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

SS he mango trvit promises 10 b nere
abundant this YEAR thsp Il was two wars sSo,
Nhen Il was really nuisance, producing. In sorav
localities stencil and Sickness TIE eest preveutet
Is 10 destroy Portiop OF the y0aas ffRit, What
remain wiz roN larsvr ana Be much aner IN aavoE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
NOTES OF rmE WEEK

~ The steamer Cily Of Syaasy VII ee due
cary so-aSrnas n1rniaS f-on SAB ErHzciSeo- sac
has -a6s TAO trips tr0n glat Pcrt-oae In June
llt 0f Gays aas i ho1s, and COS 10 Nsycz1osr n
Gays azd - hoars. Il She sa0ait not arrive
promPSly II he m0ruiag, tae tslay nay & a-sri-
hated u tie kona storu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

sS Eae dwelling house recently erected By NJ.
;, I, Loneaan, on the oorssF of Fort aBa School
streets, has been purchased BY Mr., Lonssson. who
Intends 1t Tor his residence The pziee paid Is 5000
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

MAXI ENrEErkrsE-we learr that Mr. {, n.
DieSvy, who % tbs ~ay, IS an old telegraph ppef-
.Sor. Is about Construct telegraph Inns * ave
iui,ss il lepgle eHtvadinS estNrvu his TIVE sscree
one q which : situated in Haiku. aud the other
in Makau4o. The Waole cost Of the lire. iucla-
dug Instruments, esc-. Nia aSt exeyes tWo Agu-
drvd dollars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

THE SroEhI-0s Mou2sy the siad commenced
10 blow irvsA tro@ tbs Saata. Wish ssp5a tsll of
ttc barometer iu tbs ssternooB, and Yesterday Il
New heavily al day eaasius aise sHri 10 e7vak
across the eHtrsnee 70 the harbor. TIE steamer
Hilzues uSs prevented f-sss ea1liualJs her voyage
by tbs rpsSa weather snG returned 10 port THIS
morning 6ut VERY httle rziu has tzllen - ySL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

Orn PrcrCEE FAvEZ-A part CT MS edition Of
tie GAzErrE kss eesu H--scz-ed site large and
szperu Photograph Of the new Parliament Eouss
lAElalaal HaleA taken By Mr. T. I. Chlse- Il wi
give . rea6srs abroad TIE bss idea q TIE pVuvcss
zhich The EzEziaaH people have MAKE during III:
erst senEary since the discovery gf the group The
rhctoa.-zph vii Dc found he arst page. neatly
pat o. thr uaPer. and caa ~ mailed - any AL
s-ess. These EiustrzteS pagers are . he had 1aiy
~ pU7chase- PRISE ~ cents per eopg,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

~ The less o. The troe, OF Crv~n isna called
hessa. IN ws'aa2s. whiSb offered at paene
seetion last week BY Mr.. Barlow, at The upset price
oi $50. SOLD foy tbr sun Of S3lS persaram- Aus--
tber sNaIuple OF the SsS1 rvsuHs 81 lii>p>siss %
saeh leases al aucsiop, and through ,i,e agency OF
al rxr,rrienS~a auctianrvr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

U.SS JAMESTOWN -O~ias totss sestherslv gale
WHICH eosausseevd 70 blow on ssssass the cav ST
Tor the departure Of this ssp, she rnsele 10 ~
10 sea Commander Glass Mas at r,ady. but ;he
gIlol iaaSvG il invxpsdssut % nakv u,s aitvvss,'.
an3 sae viii haye 10 sail for aogv psvpltoas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
Supreme Coar,.--la Probate.

Before Mr. 1sssse Harris by request VI JsstiSsJ
In the estate u Nessg Shsesg deceased. Petition
CT leueg hes Exeeater Of ne above estate for set.
beseot " his assoeess With the estate, The Cears
exs@teed he accounts and an amendment heiag zee
essay. ordered that the keceants he sworn 20 a
fresh Subject to ~AheA the executor - be ais
charged. he havieg 6sd beaa aeeSent t. the vi
dow or 10 The >aPrese cears. ~Asn required fer al
sasuses that all widow wAy Dc eatisel % Cor her
dover Of the Personal estate ef the deceased.
Pr0og Of will u Gertrude psssisiqse 6seyse whose
name ia the rvlisisa Maria jesePkal deceased.
Pettsen % hsyassa kecke@abn that probate u this
vii be granted % Msr,e krsssier called JsaiSh In re
hSsea, The Court amer bs4risg the testimony Sa-
United the uil u probate sad ordered letters resti
uaony to he issued y said Mare BrssSier. without
hssis> Nosee " creditors % be advertised tor 4
weeks, lnvestery 70 BE sled IN 50 days.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

Frzsr EEssE- Ava SAS FEAScISco.-The bars
Mary Bclig Roberts W. .zavs Ter TIE assye port
Ga TaZrsday. weather permitting, aud tals-s Ell.
Il she has the Zsazl passsSv oyr t-r the month Of
Mana. sac vil 1-zre Al asr tessla-sC1 before he
Asseralla leaves &C The sStl Instant
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

Exrscrso BAck-sy tbs RasLde MAJ Steamer
Wiki Is tue tomorrow, ssver=l Ct car ls.ase
trienes ere expected home, Ez,o1g segn We aote
ne uaaaes Of Mr. c. f JssG and Eif-. Mrs. Z
". Kelly, Nj D K Eyse sHd wite. aud u-aser
~ ,rhe-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07


To rss TsrsrsE<oE rss 0rssN's HsSrtrAL,
6sNrtENeS.-l have the heaer % saAEH the tol
lowiss report Scr the ssRrscr erasg Fssrssry 2Sth.
TIE total suSSr e Atiess a. press1t in the oeeen :
Hospital 70. via 81 HNssix=s, s. naalss, Ssa 20
tsmaes ssa - foreigners Is psyipsA- The hausber
u ada issises &arieS tais psrtei l99. - So
RA@siiAas. - ssalss. Ssa = fesa.ss. sad % for
eisaSss- pisehSrzei ice, va 50 h2~4iizas. -
uaAlps aud IS feAes. and IS ;srSiSasr~. Deaths ;.
va I Haaies ard fsnasies hsws,iAcs. and for
eszs-r : froa typhoid Fever. dr0Psy pneumonia.
I 6es5lyy. aaG ssrzn guiSsed herutN-
Besides he above l3i eases have been catered
in the GispeasAry hooks. The greatest number %
Indoor pSsssasS 90 the smallest es daily svers *
agrisx the quarter - isdosz, aud 10 disPensAry.
Prescriptions slt
TAe tosAl uans Der of patients healed in the Haspi
tai aurips the quarter follows. pecstp Der
iis Jsusssy isS EeoeRsry tes. calls at the disPeA
sAry $50.
Rsspsetflly submitted,
RossEr MekISBiS.
Sargs0a 70 the QaeSa's Hospital.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
NOTICE..

THErSDERSIEIED BEES To ISFuzH
~ c-z.ns RI Esn5isu and ne pzbiie g-nsrz-Ig
g. q mag J.. hast moved sE8p 81 H=rEha1x
- street zsxr11 EEf-11EIn's E-zg where
- VII zTs special - Al kn1z u TzsE1es-
rI,ss I'D I.1se-y 2zozrn< ElEzTtlrz e. AZ pax
ln.s f- ne oraer Stands 1t1r=zsi hll1- cseliaiag
Articles repAIrs VII rseTs Fr1uSt z<ssncilu 0rtezz
zli.raf s,r a rides AZ azrhss Aaaerza nzaneze-
rn-e Satisfaction guaranteed a ever s=sp@r
81 I'M . ETrsJS CLAEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
Insurance Notice.

TfHE AGEET FOR THE BRTTiSH Fer
u es<1 Hzrsss fssnrzzee ComS1se. 1fzssxE aas -
>slEsL lastyzerps r~1uEe the rates u fnsursses
be1rFse ESrnf1lu All fr-x n tts RzESfr zr
P4red R5ice~ Ia bgueat rates, Eh sper1aI
retzr1sSn ,-=sz4t per sssEae=z-
IEE1- 4 pITTKz,
81 Il AEsEr Er.-. Kx- EsS- Iza c.. 1lzits&
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

Book Of ISeuIEIEs Mr. :. c. Wilder has shown
rs a Ga4aGseripG book Nhieb Was fsrpished by Mr.
Uiteaeoek a. the Philadelphia CeaIenaiAl exaibI-
tiou, tor the eOavenienee OF those ~h0 desired 70
0r % uaNe i0suiries regarding theui- AaeaS the
people ADDRESSED We uosscS The names Of u-auy u
cur old residents iaeiading an walks Of he. Tue
eook i eoSh Interesting and amusing. even TO
IhSse Neo are uos - fo-t2nate = - have ues-
sagv 90 is Pages. Il Ei4y be Inspected a. the
oticv Of Mr. Wilder, whrrv also rnay be ssrr Ees
1T 81 au-ogrsra Of visitors a. the SzSziisn
pSparsnent, who lad o<sn 10 Tx islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
To Rent.

rHE C0rT4GE ON NUUANU AVEEE
sS-apisi ~ ne ZadezzlgleL Apply n
- "a us " : LICE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
Pasture, Pasture!

HDR<Es PASTTREB ADJOINING
kER PEEAEDC- Earses VI = re-z4Tet and Aeziz-
q Essrzt andy, aes5rz = 4 aad Ee-s-
Il m - SCEKzE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07
Civil Engineering.
chamber's EncycIopedIa.

A RIEE sETT or T1fEs WORK - V0L .
N r1fxs5 iatess eE1n. 1nIl rer1tfsd al f1r - y
s1Eln II y. Wu4I1B4-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-03-07

TEsES OK PrNca1lvL-The las, issue OF the
2 &, AE1rrelST contains SUR upon dis Nsjesty'S
eGsrEs - create grove OF trv~s Ga tse summit OF
Pu0chbo~l iutiusItiuz that they have resulted in
failure. On late Walk 70 the summit Of that bill
observed tear 0sr OF al the trees that were
Planted there, there Were to~ard TAO haDdred.
cOGprtsing A. least Gczee varieties, stiLl living
ard thrivia<. Has tie planting seee done At the
commencement, iUsteat u rear the close Of the
rsi9y season, W. have nc 1oEet hut that larxer
proportion ~oEl3 have lived Ii the authorities
Wonlt keep al cattle, horses ard guats away frvn
the hi, ne VIII guarantee that thorough sowing
81 s-SarVba seeds "a is slopes and summit 1t JEs
rvscll IN growth which uu3ld transform the
uaogatzi1 iuto hing Of beauty. aud i1rtiSh de-
LseSIai grove Tor l1osuiag Or eyeaia- walks,
FzoN rEE FlIrs.-A LsvuSa correspondent Of
Tzsalaslan paper, the Lsu1cvst0a Ex4niHer.
writes - There arr many runorS here about the
uail service whether IL * goiag TO caIl At k4nt4vu
q uos Il las 6eeu asserted that the beats are losing
$500 every trip they rgn ana If s-ca l. the ease the
soo1er saey stop running TIE better for 5hezssves
81 al, events, 4sd think ser Is too, Because 4
5ls LIS gai-ted 70 Gail Il s.au6ayg there would Dc
solne chance Of settInS steamer 70 GONE 70 Levu-
Al direct fr0E2 Syaaey. having hsd some CONVEX,
sasioa With the manager OF the A :. y Co. he in-
fsruleat ne Tat Il vas useless rgaa5n.s be4J 70
FIji zhiie the mail STEAMERS were calling a. any
part q Il; o1r taey ceased % cal, the A : y ca.
win 4 sz,au Subsidy from the Government would
oe asie - uI1Ss K pay - a boat 70 LevulSs
monthly, but the attempt woald be useless whilst
the NAL oo4ts called At Elat4vu thus ia nv opfn
Iou. the Pscaic Nh Service Is Al Injury TO Ei in
s--f F An alsvsrraar III stxt.r.,e Of -,.v.f,il,.
and expenditure Of tae eos1y for the hall year end
,lE June, ES7d, has lust eeeu published aud a.
usual shows a tidy balance 90 the Eroug SIDE. The
receipts &i5ssS@ expenGEure, - 2sd. Tbs g1zs-
t.1u u the site u the capital i still In abey1ucv
and causes great t-al Of discomfort and dlSsafis-
sctiuu. - psore % not care % eg5d n Levaka
unless they know whether L Is - De the seat Ok
eiCverument - not
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-03-29

CONFEDERATE MoNUMENT.-On
Monday last, a monument was erected
in the grounds of Washington Gene
terry upon a commanding eminence,
facing all the dead, in memory of the
confederate soldiers who fell in the late
war. It was prepared and finished by a
Philadelphia firm. The body of the
monument is of Scotch granite, of a
beautiful brown, dappled with various
hues, the base is solid, heavy stone
of American granite, upon the top is a
marble figure, more than five feet in
height, representing Hope leaning upon
her anchor, with flowing robes and upon
her brow is set star. Upon the front
of the die IS the inscription, 1.-The State
of Maryland has provided this Gene
terry and erected this monument to per-
petuate the memory of the Confederate
dead, who fell in the battles of Antie-
tam and South mountain" On the
right side is 'sThe State of Virginia has
contributed toward the burial of her
dead with this Cemetery" and on the
left the same with regard TO West Vir-
GINA. The monument is about eigh-
teen feet high, and presents a handsome
appearance. The commissioners are
H. Kyd Douglass and George Freaner
Of this town, and James H. Gambril, of
Frederick. The Cemetery is composed
of five acres, and is located on South
Potomac street. The whole appropria-
ton of the State of Maryland toward
the Cemetery was 1000, while Virgil
mia and West Virginia gave $500 each
to assist in removing and burying the
dead Of those two States. There are
about 2, 500 bodies buried in the grounds.
In due season there will be floral
decoration of graves and the Cemetery
dedicated.-Hagerstown Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-03-29

When the Staunton Vindicator under
takes to represent the sentiment of the
Valley of Virginia, with regard to the
governorship, to be for Col. Holiday
before any other man, and any other
man before Gen. Malone, it doubtless
has on these magnifiers with which it
views Staunton as the Valley of Virgil
MIA; or it may be designed to kill
Holiday by butting his brains out
against other men who will have friends
in the state convention. AS friends of
Colonel Holidays, we feel no hostility
to other gentlemen named for the nomi-
nation, and we can say for this portion
of the Valley that the sentiment of
''any man before Malone" does not
obtain here. We are for Holiday first,
and we propose to serve him best by
saying frankly that Gen. Malone is the
second choice of as many people here
as any other of the named candidates,
We can conceive of no better way to
dispose of Col. Holiday than to mpru-
IDENTIFY put him against all the cocks in
the main.