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The Morning herald., 1877-10-02
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of October, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, P. M.

The following described Real Estate, w:
An that the following described lot OF
land. with q brick MeSsuage thereon; sltu-
pte in the City eff Wilmington. bounded ~
follows. to wit; Beginning at corner oi
Iand late of Charles g. Damsey, now OF
John N. Robinson, on the westerly SIDE OF
Shipley st ,eet and at the distance OF aDouI
l3i fest from the southerly side OF Ihifd
street. thence dow II said SIDE OF Snlpiey
street south 81 deg. west Il fest D lnches 10 u
corner of land of John Ferris. thence by q
line o, that land north s. deg. west passing
through the middle OF the wall hetween the
hous y 2l ft.'ll in. 10 corner STAKE 'ne!lCe
noItherly by new line parallel WIN
Orange sire about 81 feet 8 IN TO the sou!n-
erly 81 lie Of an alley COMMUNICATING WIN
Orange street, thence along said a'lev slae
eastward y parallel WlthThird street. 8 ~, 10
the real boun dary line Of the aforesaid land
of John N. r. nson, thence alokg thaI
,ine southwardly parallel with orange
at rect about l6 t. 3 III, to a cornsf ~ saln
land and thence by anothry line OF the
same eastward iy parallel with gkaad stFe~',
ard passing through the M dAssM ~ s.lsv
Eetween the hOusts s fl. IL IN tss Hse1
of besinni1g, be the contensS WseAfh A@o
bounds what they may.
Seized and taken in execEsisn q. h .
Properly of william IL. Pierce, ara tsfr.
Us, and 10 be sold by
ISAAC GRUSR. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle, Aept. Is, 1871
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Dentistry.

DR.. j. W. stoughton & Bro, No. lll7
Vine street, Philadelphia, excel all others
for their neatness, durability, cheapness,
and dispatch of their work. Beautiful gum
enamelled teeth, full sets, equal to any SS2
set made elsewhere, for $lO,. Filing, 10
cts. to 81. Teeth extracted without pam
Do MT forget the Name nor the..fact that tnls
is the best place in the city for Dentistry.
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NorrcE TO suBscR1BERs.-Those Of our
,uhscrlbers who are inueD.ed tO the MORN
ING HERALD, will oblige by an early re
,nlttanCe.
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CuERlFT'S SALE.
se,'lj4-L Us

BY virtue of writ of T,evari Facjas,
to me dircc ed. will ue exposed to pubic
50 e. +JlLe aiay yettc Hotel Sil Shipley ST.,
kept NY George Z. Ort'p in tie city If
!, iimiu%Jun, New Castle county, Delaware
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The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
No ]. All those two certain pieces OF l"Id
situated IN the City Of Wilmington. where
on is erected two Dwelling Houses. Lot No
|, described as follows. BEGINNING at the
distance of AZ #. 6 in. frOm the building
Iipe OF the southeast corner of seventh
and Walnut st,., and OF the eas,erly side
OF said Walnut street thence easterly y IT,.
ein,, thence southerly IL II. 9-l-2 in., thence
Westerly Il II 10 fiji, thence >oulheIly TT. .
in,, thence westerly "A IT 8 in, to the said
side Of Walnut st tEenoe along said side OF
Walnat street " #. Gin. to tha place OF be
ginning be the contents thereof more or
less.
NO. 2, Beginning on tn" easterly side OF
said Walnut st., at the distance OF tifty-Slx
Il, nine in from the building line OF the
southeast corner OF Seventh and Walnut
st. :, thence easterly seventy It nine IN. 10
stake thence Southe ly thilte'n 1T: four
inches and four-ffths Of an inch. thenca
Westerly seventy #. and nlne in, to the
said side of Wal ut st thence along SAID
side of Walnut 81. nurtnerly thlrtten II.
four in. to the lace of Deginn ing, be the
contents thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Villa silver and HllZa Jane,
his wire, t. t's, and to be soldby
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
eheritfs Office, New Castle, sept. II, 1871
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Warranted for Five Years.
CAUTION !!

All persons are cautioned not to make,
deal In or use, any sewing machines which
sew with our needle, and max the elastic
stitch, or that have the new patent self feed
attachment, unless the same are purchss. d
from this Company, or their ageats or H.
censes, and stamped upon our patent. Be-
ware OF worthless limitations and unscrup-
ulous parties who have copied onr circulars
advertisements &C.. and buy only the ma
chine manufactured by US.
"The wonder is how SO, good a machine
can be sold at so low a price'"-[G!Obe.
I'VE have the machine and consider 1t
flrst-olass in every respect" Transcript.
1--WE can recommend it 70 our readers -
| christian Index, N. Y.
| "rhe machine arrived safely. We are
more than pleasedwith it; it does all you
claim for it and more. We Shall call he
attention of our readers to it.'-(st. Louis
Christian.
VA thorouehly TfesI onsible Company
prompt In all their dealings, and one tina
we commend to cur ieaders''-[Age' n. Y
ssmple machines with table and treadl
forwarded 10 any part OF the world on re
ICeiptof III
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NHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue Of writ OF Levari Facias, to
me directed, will be expos I'd to lublic sale,
at the fayette Hotel, Sn shipiey street.
kept DGeorge w. Ortin, in the city of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on
WEDNESDAY, tho Sd day of October, 1877.
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CHERIFFS SALE,

BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to
me directed. will be exposed to Publ lfoSa'e e
at the Lafayet e Hstel, s4l Sh'plry eet,
Wilmington, New Castle County. Lei, on
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~ HEKIFF S SALE

BY virtue of writ Of Levari Factas to
me directed, will be exposed to Public ~aIe
at the Lafayette hOtel, 81 ~hipey street,
knpl by SEQ. w. Ortip, in the e. Y o. VIII
mington, New Castle CouAty, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day OF October, 1877,
at2 O'clock. z. NJ,
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rHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of q writ OF Leysrl tacles e. us,a W
at the Lafayette Hotel, sil shipley rect
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, in the Ci!y OF WI
mington, New Castle. County, 1eia"afe'
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CHERIFFS SALE.

Ry virtue ola writ of Venditioni t:xn"nas
to me directed viii be exposed to pubic sac
at the Lafayette Hotel, 81 Ship!ey street stree,
kept by Geo W. Ortlip In the City OF Wilt
mingLon, New Castle County, Delaware,
on
WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of October, 1877
at2o'clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ:
All that cer ain lot of land, with three
story br ok dwelling thereon erected luate
in the City of wilmington, and state OF
Delaware, bounded and desc ibed as fol
II ws, 10 wit: Beginning ia the easterly
side of Washing on street: between SIN
and 9Th streets, II feet ard ~ ~ lnches
from 9'l street, thence southerly along SAID
SIDE of Washington street, q feet and II So
iuches, constituting the 'ront OF said lot
thence by lines Drawn easterly IT., m SCI q
lot last mentioned points parallel u y Il
street and to each other, l2S feet, pc lhe
same what it may.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
petty . James r. Chambers. decd, (Am3
4. Chambers. Admnistra rix of James J.
Cham GERS, dec'd.) and to be sold by
ISAAC GREBB, Shelf.
EAaiffs Office, New Castle, Sept IA, 1917
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NTILLANoVA COLLEGE, DELAWAR
Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. q. g.

Y COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA. % i,.-'
This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges Is under the charge OF the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
q thorough Classical, scientific or CONNER
cial course. It is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Genital Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad station and Post
ONCE on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months. Il,
advanoe.) $50.
For full particular s, send for acatalogue.
Rev. T. A. MIDDLETON, D. d., -
decl-lyr d.. President.
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EDItCATIONAL..
-. M TIH % "T'
I 7 q BX
Evening School!
A Business. School for
Young Men e1n1..;a't and Boys

This schoo, will reopen on MONDAY
October Sth q 7 O'Clock, +. M
VOTING IADrEs' GLASS will commence
on same day at 20 p. M. in room No. 4,
M AsoNIC TEMPE 1871. :,
For specimens of penmarship address j:
JACKsoM PIERCE, Penman,at ~
o.I RUGBY ACADEMY.
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EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.

Special terms and extra inducements TO
male and female agents, ,store-keepers, etc
County rights given to smart agents free,
Sampies of sewing, descriptive circulars
containing terms, testimonials, engraviues
etc. sent free. All money sent In post
ONCE money orders, drafts, or by express
are perfectly secure. Safe delive. y OF our
goods guaranteed.
All orders; communications, ETC., must
De- add essed to the
PEERLESS MANUFACTURING CO.,
PHILADELPHIA PA:
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CuERIFWS SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Levari Fsciss n
me- directed, will ee expus,d 10 PDbIc
Kept by George w. Ort ip, in The civ ~ ~
Wilmington, New Castle County, Dell vara n
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vt. JOHEph's ACADEMY.
Mis- RuBrRlsOE'S SCHOOL FOX
M Young Ladies' and Little Girls.
AT 9O7 TATNALL STREET,
will reopen

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1877.
Private classes will be formed Tor tnose
not Wishing to pursue the reg ular course.
aug2l I'm r
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WEDNESDAY, the Sd day of October, 1877
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

The course of events in Reumania has
been OF a character TO make it almost alb
solutely certain that when the Russians make
their advance into Turkey from Roumania
they will be accompanied by considerable
Roumanian army. The voice of the people
is for war, but the senate of the principality
has thus.far refused to sanction declara-
ton Of war.
The British regiments stationed at Hal
ifax are to be filed up to their complete
strength, reinforcements for that purpose
being on the way from England. The forti.
hcations at Quebec are being put in order
against contingencies. In all probability, too,
the British admiralty will take pains to keep
itself informed of the movements of the
Russian feet now in American waters. 1t
might be necessary in time to pay even closer
attention to the feet.
The reports of the fearful havoc which
sickness is playing in the Turkish army are
probably not exaggerated, as The climate is
most psstilential. The Russians, when they
advance into Turkey, will have as great a
fee to dread in the climate as in the armed
forces opposed to them.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

pink bows and sprig of flowers. A
plain linen collar pinned with cameo
was around her neck. And, better than
all, she had banished every sign of dis.
content and fretfulness from her face.
How sweet mother looks this morn
ing!' said Mr. Rowland, glancing at one
OF the children who sat near her, and
smiling one of his old, bright smiles.
"Don't she !" answered the little one
lifting her rosy mouth to mamma for a
kiss.
Me kiss too, mamma 20 beautiful ~
and little Allie scrambled down from her
chair in newborn admiration OF her
mother, and put up her mouth also.
"And me too" exclaimed Mr. How
land passing around the table and laying
his Ii ps softly and lingeringly uoon the
lips of his wife He saw, as he looked
across the table. resuming his seat, that
her eyes were dim with tears. lie knew
they we're tears of pleasure; but he d d
not imagine how deeply her heart was
stirred nor how full of precious memo
ries and golden hopes the moment was
crown ed.
Ten years after marriage. Loves
lamp was burning low, the oil nearly ex-
exhausted, the wife grown so unattrac-
tive that the husbands heart was turn
ing back in worship of the bride. But
the lamp was blazing up again there is
a supply of oil. A beauty beyond any
bridal beauty invests the wife, and it
shall grow more womanly, more luxuri-
ant, more enchanting. as the days suc,
ceed each other and years progress, until
the soul puts on her garments of eternal
youth.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
oh, Yes, That " Punger Gourd."

Ina letter to the Washington Ameri-
can, senator George w. Martin, OF Ten.
nessee, attempts to explain the mystery:
In the outset, to prevent mistakes,
will state that | do not now exactly
remember the source from which | It.
ceived the knowledge | am about to i'm.
part, but | am OF opinion that it was
handed down by tradition. The 'punger
gourd' belongs to the great gourd family,
and is of the genus Legenaria. Soon
after tobacco and cotton were first cult.
waited in this country by the labor of the
African race, ifwas found that the sup
ply of suitable vessels among the settlers
to carry water to the field was entirely
inadequate. Just at this time the large
lat-bottomed gourd was used for that
purpose, and to distinguish it from any
other gourd the negroes called it the
'punger gourd' And now you have an ~
| know Of the 'punger gourd, ana wiz
see at once that the exemption was 10
tended to protect the origiDators OF tne
word With this explanation l nope
the country will be satisfied, ana II you
can fnd space for this, it Would pefnaPs
bI ba we'll to send a copy to each OF the
supreme Judges"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

among Irishmen with the purpose of gen.
cral movement toward recovering possession
of Ireland,
In Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Min
nesota the hatching.out of The grasshopper
eggs has been retarded by the cold rains
and heavy frosts OF the past two or three
weeks, and this fact, together with the des.
tructive services OF the parasite that preys
upon the locusts in some localities, encour>
ages the farmers to hope for at least par
tial exemption from the plague. All &C.
counts agree that the prospects for small
grain was never better than now.
Gov. Emery, of Utah, has written a
letter to the secretary of war, requesting that
camp Douglas be provided with five compa'
MES Of infantry and two Of cavalry; that
camp Cameron should have two full compa.
nies of infantry, that one infantry company
should be quartercd at ST. George, that nm
other should be sent to Logan, i'll Cache val.
ley. and that the company Fort Hill should
be retained and reinforced.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
THE EAST.

Seals have appeared in immense num-
bers on the Newfoundland coast this year.
One steamer recently carried away a cargo
of 1900, valued at $l26,OOo
The receipts Of the American Bible
Society for the past year, were $5l3,579 and
the expenditures about the same. During
the yeir 62l ,726 bibles were issued al home
and 259, ,339 abroad, making total of SSl 05B.
Mrs. Ellen J. Null, of New Bridgeport,
Pennsylvania, whose husband was killed by
train while lying intoxicated upon a rail
road, has lust received verdict for $1,000
againt the hotel keeper who sold him liquor.
According to Washington special to
the New York Tribune, an order for the rr'
duction of the rank aud file OF the army has
been agreed upon by the administration, by
which the strength of infantry regiments
will be fixed at $40 men and non-commis.
stoned officers; of artillery regiments at $50,
while the cavalry will remain unchanged at
500 men. This will reduce the nominal
strength of the army to about $4,000 men.
The property of recruiting stations will be
sold, unless some one can be found who will
take it on storage and trust the government
for nav
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
DELA Us.


Shun delays they breed remorse:
Take thy time while time IS lent thee
Creeping snaIls have weakest force;
Ely their fault lest thou repent thee.
Good s best when soonest wrought
Ling ring lnhOIs come TO naugbt.
Hoist up sail while gale doth last
Time and tide stay no mans pleasure;
Seek not time when time is past,
sober speed IL wsdums leisure.
Altcr-wits are dearly Fought
Let thy for,-wit guide thy thought
A YovHG lady who went to
circus in Richmond, Va, recently, felt
something winding itself around her
waist. Ii was not the arm of the gen
tleman who accompanied her. 1t was
only a snakc--a large gray snake that
had escaped from one OF the side-shows.
She put her hand in her sleeve, felt the
serpent's head, and Shrieked. Those
who sat beside her uncoiled the snake
and killed it.
A SHORT time ago lady residing at
Clifton, England, having an income OF
$4,000 q year, was so struck by the de-
yoton of a young crossing sweep to his
mother, that she proposed to him, placed
him in the hands OF a tutor for couple
of months, and when he had been intel,
lectually veneered and polished, married
hlm at Wells Cathedral. The expert
ment was not n success, and the lady is
now suing for divorce.
"WBAr has become Of our spirited
Young menw sadly ask, m exchange
that has vainly endeavored to establish Il
Y. NJ. G. A. We don't know where
they all are, but five of them have just
stepped into saloon across the way, and
probably by this time they are behind
that green screen shaking dice for the
lager. If you want to see them Just
wait minute, and they'll be out as soon
as they find that they can't get trusted
-Fniion Times.
"DRIvER," said a gentleman to ba K
man whom he had engaged by the hour'
"whv is it, the more you beat your hoIs,s
the slower they seem to proceed =!
"Tbnt's cause | has 'em trained, was
the reply. Questioned further, the fel-
low sa;d ""When | whips one of my
'osses on the left side he understands
I've cot a party what travels by the hour,
and 30 he earns is oats by loafn'."
ONE of the most ingenious adaptations
OF science to modern warfare has been
accomplished by General Chazal, the
late Belgian minister OF war. A camera
obscura securely protected is arranged
in such place than .'on a table in the
interior may be thrown the image of
river which is protected by torpedees,
the position of each torpedo being accu-
rately marked on a map spread out OF a
table, which precisely corresponds to the
refracted image of the river. In case
the river is invaded by hostile vessel,
the operator sees the vessels image NOV
ing silently over the map until it covers
a spot which indicates the station OF a
torpedo; as each torpedo is carefully
numbered, the operator has but to men
ton the number to his watchful assist.
ant, who quickly closes the circuit, and
in another instant the electric spark ex-
plodes the torpedo beneath the vessel.
II the first torpedo fails, the vessel can
scarcely escape all that underlie her
course.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
THE WEST,

A meeting Of Fenians has been called
at Dayton, Ohio. In view of the prospect
OF an European war, and England's becom.
ing engaged therein, it is urged that now is
the time for obtaining a unity Of action
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

r. ia better than having a university
.,,,cat;on to have the privilege of hold
;na converse on the subject OF the Euro
nesn @ war with the Burlington young
man who speaks of the "Kah. deev,S
"Sool.tong," and the "toot on sembel"
of the Roozhian corps de reserve
Hdwkeye.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
FACTS AND FANClES.

In ragged duodecmo printed in
1851, the notable Hannah Wooly gives
directions for working the seasons in
samplers "a favorte occupation of our
great-grandmothers.
He is man after my own heart, pa"
said Julia, reverting to her Augustus
Nonsense" replied old Practical, che
is a man after the money your uncle left
YOU" And then all was quiet
"MAY-With a sweet and lovely coun-
tenance; clad in u robe of white and
green, embroidered with several flowers;
upon his head garden, Of all manner OF
roses; in the one hand nightingale in
the other lutte"
The Russians, it is said, depend en-.
tirely upon torpedo system TOR the
defense OF Odessa, the great grain mart Of
the Black sea. Odessa il about sixty
miles north Of the boundary established
at the close of the Crimerian war.
MORE ialse hair is now worn than for
two years past. The low loop at the back
is usually formed of natural hair, but the
building on the top of the bead is very
elaborate, and requires puantitiesof putfS,
frizzes and ornamental hair.
CHARLES, playfulIy, How much
really did that hat cost, Jennie ~ Jcn-
ME archly, Z" If You really wantto inspect
the bills Tor my dry goods, Charles, there
| is a way to do it," And what else could
Charles do but propose on the spot
Previously to the invention of hats
both men aud women generally wore
close-knit wooden caps; the mans hat
was invented at Paris, by a Swiss, l4Ol,
first worn in England in Henry Wis
time, and first manufactured in London,
1910.
A FRENCH paper at BayeuX describes
q "man-fis lately seen off Diamond
Point, which resemblcd human being
down to the waist, while its lower parts
were those of fish. Its eyes were large,
its nose fiat and its COuntcnance round
and FULL
The Louisiana divorce law was 80
amended by the last legislature that alb
solute divorces cannot be obtained until
after Judgment OF separation 4 m"nm
Ell hor0 has been rendered and year has
elapsed from the date Of such judgment
being rendered. The only exception to
this is in cases of adultery or sentenced
to infamous punishment.
GIVE no entertainment to the begin
nings, the first emotions and secret whs
perings of ohe spirit of impuni,y, For,
il you suppress it, i: dies; if you permit
the furnace to breathe the smoked flame
of any vent, it will lage to the Consump-
tion of the whole. he cockatrice is
soonest crushed in the shell, but, if it
grows, it turns to aterpent, and dragon,
Il devil.
| SApEY PAsHA, lately the Turkish EN-.
! bassador at Paris, hearing of "guaran-
ties told the following anccdote; A
, jew at Rustchuk was bargaining with n
: poulterer for a pair of fowls At last he
said "Well, | will take them at your
, price, only have not my money with
me-" "Oh, then" said the dealer,
| "there is an end of it. "Not at all.
: The bargain is struck. will only take
, one OF your fowls, and will leave you the
) other as guaranty"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31

Under the modified marriage law of
In llama, licenses may be issued to youths
of eighteen and girls Of sixteen. The
tendency Of this Is to extend the divorce
business,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-31
WINE AND GLORY.

4 Ny, On the brink Of a tankard was slipping
Tht rich mnntliny wave OF the ripe Rhenish wine;
"Oh what aIe You doing? you rush to your ruin
BE WISE foolish ily, TO reason inclineW
Thus argued another, Careerng In gladness,
Around the bright flame Of a taper afsr,
+" All drnkings a folly and brings melancholy;
lake warning and shun 1t, lost fly that you arc I!
Behold how Il passion more noble should move
YOU
IT'S glory alone has charm in my eyesi
Whatever boilde me, Its radiance shall guide me!
Goodbye. silly topper and learn to be WISE
Thus saving, he spnrted hls wings for minute
Then lcw TO the light that so tempted his gaze,
But burning his pinioAs IN glory's dOmlnions
He fell in the candle and died in a blaze.
" Alas " cried the ly that was perchcd on the
tankah,
"Can aught for the want Of self-knowledgc atone ?
We rail against others see faults in our brothers,
hnd blame everv folly and vice but our own"
But whether this fly was converted FROM topping,
Or led n new life il not easy 10 say;
But II flies are like drinkers 'mCng two-legged
thinkers,
'ls likely he sips The bright wine TO this day
From ne CWnCr Stone.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-08-25
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND CALLED KAMILO.
"A LoA, on MoIokai, three-quaTters OF q mile frontage. eight
miles long, with two acres OF Kalo Patches. One large and
one small dwelling house. large chicken coop, sc. Two acres
fenced. Price, e1,6OO. Enquire Of L. on the
premisesi or st J. I. DoRsett's Office, Queen Street, Honolulu.
my2e smA
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-15

81 Range of TEN oerature at this station
yesterday: Highest, 90 deg; lowest, Al deg.
Range. %; average, 56.2 deg.
JsO. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Service. u. =. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-09-15
Admitted to Cuixenshsp.

Rev. Thomas Wren, who wrestled
with the world. the flesh and the devil,
as an expounier of the Gospel in these
regions of sinners, sand and sagebrush
three or four years ago, has SO far con-
quered his prejudices against the
"blawsted" country as to become a citi-
zen of the United States, which honor
WAS conferred upon him 10 Judge Ris-
ing's Court. Virginia City. last We'd
nesday.