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, 1877-03-01
Gin GrDb6em Sdgers9ateilr.


Sn meinem 9eimatbltdotden lebten
Dor lanserea Sabrsn 3lusi orisinslle
aau3e, Ssioe 9eualtise Saser Dor Dem
Serrn.
Scr Cine, elm selebrter Pbilolose,
@onrettor @pmnalii mar elm f%leines.
un~teriestes, runolides, f~rauSbaarises
$erl@en, Elm 9ansuinifer, flint in alien
%ieinen Sewesunsen wie elm Bisisl, quedz
lilbern an @eiit uno &Orper. uo0 fun.
feInoen, ldarfen @iees. Der andre,
Or. mso. uno praftil9er ar5t, mar BON
Seibe lang uno oiirr, wie eine Sopfen.
itan9e, efis uno laitis in Manieren
uno Sswssunsen, Yblssmatiter unb
trofener Sumorilt.
Ssios Wanuer paren Sunaaeleacn
uno boBten iih elnanber erinolib,
f%onuten aber troeoem niht poneinanoer
bleiben. SaB einmal gbenoS am 500
noratiorenllammtil9 i'm 6atbsfeller Der
Or. sur 9ewobnten Stunoe nidt auf
leinem beltimmten Stubl, 10 rutihte Der
eonreetor nnauibOrlid auf ieinem Sies
bin uno Der, blidte unausseieet nad Der
Ginsansstbar, fur5, mar ibeIauais
uno un5uirieoen. &am oann enolid
Der Dr., brummte er aber unIeblbar F.:
rIb !! oa fommt ia Ser iniame SDueus
iObn!| SsDlte Der @onrsttor, iibrte Der
Or. oallslbs @Aaulpisl auf. DAP
Seibs ais p%aliionirte Sa9sr nit Sasos
sateia lid ssseniciti9 anlo9en, oaB wte
man last, iiA bic galfen bosen, wiro
benz eeisr, Der Sa9srs2 ateiu ueritebt,
s%inleudten. glnes I5enos bate Ser Gon<
rsttor am Stammtilb cine gang unscs
bsuerjibs SasessiAidte er3a5lt, wie er
farsliA aaf elmer Saso ben Sdrotbeus
tel p}rtpreub uno, oa linn iuit seraoe
jest eia 5udS gu Sdub 9efommen isi
lid fur3 reloluirt, einen loie iiesuben
yadtaSaba aus9eriiien, bieien in bic
5linte 9elaoen, unO bamit oenn au9
ridtls Den TuAs erlest babe, unS a1er
9orer al9en waren nun auf ben Or.
gcribtet, OF es i'm audi ieet wobl &c.
liN9en iucroe, oeS @onrsttors unseDeu>
trlidsr eage burd) cine nob u~n9ebsuers
lidere elm Baroli auI bieten.
ss ga, ia! 6rellnb @oureftor r. iaste
benin audi Der Or. nad elmer Yaule.
puf Der 'Sa9o erltbt man mertwiiroise
@dbidten. Dauon fam and ih ein
2ieobeu iinsen. @ebe i'd oa Dor &ur3sm
IbenoS ourd Die @arteu an sers Sal.
ssnwisie. Yl0slia k4e i'd I'M Mono.
lidt taum ssAn Sdritte por mir - i'd
mar untsrmd8 ino, - auen alien Yur>
lden pOa -Saien sematbliA an sinem
$50 enfcblitrunf fnabbern bic NOifsl
%abnun9slos rubis an9elest, ortbt CT mir
Bic selblld'braunen Sibter gu. SD
'uatirliA ioiort Oas DOppelaeus BON
Der Sdulter uno made los. Der
@ammlcr iprinst nit alien 8ieren gu.
sleid f~tr5ensraoe in bic S0be uno
maAt bann einen Sas porudrts in Die
&oblenitauben, baB ct mir fir ben Moe
msnt aus benz @elidt fommt. Tobt
muB CT icim, oas itebt felt, oenn msin
ShuB bat i'm setrofien. Ssltiamer
8Aig b6r i'd aber pl5elib &lasst0us.
SAT- eriArsdt, oenn mein 2ampe fam
Oas nitt ieiI itir3e id p%orwarts, uno
mas icbe i'd yiest msin Sale foot,
ale Siere BON lid ltredeno, 5wiiben
ben Striinfcn uno elm 3%weitcr, iebr lebens
bigger 9ale, auf ratbielbaite lrt nit
Dem Serenosten Stirn an Stirn ieIt 3uz
iammHlie.no, reiBt uno Ssrrt uno Be-
miibt li9, losSutommeu, inoeB peraeb.
lid.
Dem 3errenben 2ampe ems in'S @enid
aeben, oaB er loiort %psreaoet, mar oas
, 1877-03-01
Gin bcmerfcnsmcrtbeS Buh!'
lettss unb sr0btes.
@efubr!!!

ooer: Tertpunbetla BEN 9anS eineS Sreu1oes.
DieIes polleneetffe IDerf oieies Y~tteranen Der
Mmeritanilben Siteratur bat ais Yoripurf einen De.
9oltes beriibrt mto sisbt einen l1redliten lleberblid
iiber llebel. pelbes es blostelt. MuHerprrentlid
ipannenc unc auiresenc, iuiro es BON Masn nit
Suncem. aBir Iinb entIdlolem, bas 8ub in ieoer IA.
mile oes 2anoes eimiuiIbren uub ~ofIeriren nod Nie
eaSewejene Ucrtbeile allen mGnnlibem uno iueibli.
Den Subleribenteniammlern, gDtr perlanssn iiberaa
M8enteH uno ididen gratis auf Uerlanaen Beoinsun.
9et uno beIdreibemoe Gireulare. 3. WR. Stpeear.
n. Co.. 723 Gbeitnut Str, Wbila. 4gD2mi-
, 1877-03-01

Htc Mono College MaeOn, Ga,
ben "a. Gebruar, 1876.
...... DIR. Mueut a5nts's pam.
burger 1~rppfen fnb bon anseeaeitneter
Wtrtnug unb besbalb rabeau unentbebrlid fir
mid. Nep. Batter 3. 8. Gsbmanu.
, 1877-03-01
GiniQe Qute 0riinOe:

1.-Gine meme GrRnbuna. SranoIt4 oes1ta
uno geftdert burd Tatent.
3.-Wtadt eineu npitfsmmenen 2s6.en4,
slei9 anf beioen Seite1, an allen Mrten BON Stofsx.
3.-2auft leibt, ianft, eerduidlos unb rai@-bsRs
8 ombtnation bon Gisenidaften.
4.-Dauerbaft -sla u Sabre Ian 9 obne WepA'
raturen.
5.-8 errt@tet ollie Mrten bon Nsbett
hno Ganep Mdbereien in elmer oor3islihenWetIs
6.-St fir ben @rbeiter febr Iei9t au b a n b.
baben. Die 2dnee Der Stibe fam reeulirt merben,
Ddbreno bic Mal6ine I'M 8anse if, uno biee fam
nit einem Saoen o~erIetea peroer, ohne baB berieIbs
odrt 2ober jill seben bat.
S.-9lan einfaA finerttG, elegant, inDem
Der Std OBJ ne ben Gebraut BON Cog sBbeel Gears,
5totarp Cams unb 2euer 9lrns formirt piro. 6ar Den
u II o maticDrpp Geeb, tpel9er ct ne aIet@.
maBi9e 2anse bes @ti@ef BET trseno
:iner 9eIdminbisfeit f1ert. Dat uniersu
ueuen Z breab Gontrofter, psl9ere cine sletp.
naBi9e 8eipesuns Der 9teeole.gar erlaubt uno etnsr
BerIeBuns Des Gabens porbeu9t.
S.-Gonfruction d u Berffsr9fGIti unb npas
tnoet. SIT f~a6ri3irt BON ben sef4idtefen uHb
erfabreniten @rbcitern in Der bsrabmun
Bennington ~9lrmorp, Sion, n. D. Nbitabelppta
.,,rS,fffce: $40 Gbeffnut Giraffe. 2Wf7inat.
, 1877-03-01

Sd bin wieber be6er ale i'd te srtuartete ~
werpen, ldreibt ybil. &pf, SalemOiQe, Wise,
bant DR.. Musuf aSmts's 3ambursu
Erppfeu. Sd lit LANCE an SeraflOpfen uab
Dos stust Merate su &atbe, obne pab tt 0inber-
nue srbielt. SD enti4lpb mid, bic Sambur.
ger Erppfen bes DR.. @usuf 8onts 3u sebrau-
den. @Ott CUR Gbre unb DR.. Musuf 8SnieS
hamburger Tropfen gum &ubmte muB tb IA.
gen, bab mir ~bieislbsn meins Gsiunpbsit pis.
bereaben.
, 1877-03-01

berr Stetf tn Onanbasc Sia. MiG, ttstIt
uns nit; Sd lit felt swei Sabrsn an elmer
ga ssbrsusts ID msessr. Wo@sn lang DR..
Musaf &sats's aSnts's 1ambar-
serIrOpfsn na9 gori9rift unb puree
Son bieism bSsartissn Geiben YOafGnbis sebeilt.
, 1877-03-01
Te4cr Separtemeut.

Gompaanien. meIfe @usriifung uno @orrdtbe
nbtbie banen. iouten brett nit Dem Jabritanten ban.
oeln. 6ite. Wiiben. 1iirtel, bemoen u. I. 10. Dos
blIisie baus I'M GeidGft. 8ataloae fret. Yei her
alten 6irnta bon Mnberipn unr Sones. 1899 Granp
Str, 81. ~ 4gY2au9.
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berr Gbas. pauptman, Silver gutnt 81. g.,
ssssust pie felet: 80 lit felt a9t @oasn an
S$gs$. uas Ssstl$mssasa. BURG Se, l1s.,ssaa.
Sou DR.. Mu8mf 45ntsS 1ambureeI
Ercpfen bin Id @ptt lei Dant tpieber 70
peit bersefeQt, bab Id meinen alien 8eihaf.
tisunsen tpieber nadseben fann. SD tann ba.
Der biele Nebiaiu IQen beftns empfeblen."
, 1877-03-01

Gin sutss Mtttel sessn Gpll unb 2sibf1nter-
zen limb DIR. Mueuf 8Snts's 9ambur.
ger E%rnpfep. f@reibt 5err Midael WetL
Wtbapasa, 9nb, benz bieielben btIteu aueea.
tItdIiI.
, 1877-03-01

@eseu 3autfranfbeiten mnb ale t~1nretnis.
tetten. nel9e Serborbenent 8lut entlprinsen,
I'b DR.. Mu8uf RSmte'S 3a m'bureer
Aropfen etn gang ausee3ei9netes Wittel,
eeEn Ne ftnb bic befen B%lutreintssr. Ss
ld'retbt Serr Subu George Bpbenl1as In &.
u1prt 81.
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Elastic Truss Go.
s + { c

8 y { c
i'm &etail o%ertauft 81 Smportatlons Ereiien,
Don Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co.,
GOates Ctr. unS Sal Glib aorifte Ctr,
YbtlaoeIpb ta, IA.
Gies lit cine Organization BON &apitaliten UNI
Sbee 81 importlren mno sI pertbellen
nit einem tleinen Geipinr, Der oem Goniunlenten allen
Gepinn Der 3wiidenbdnoler eripart. Mir controlliren
einen 8roBen Sbetl Der beiten Sbee1orten, luelde nab
oielefl Ganpe folrlrnen uno bic rlr pon uns ielb1t pers
fault peroen.. WerIorsn, tpelde bon enoeren b1noierit
tauTeh tbun pies ~ ibrem e,8eren 1tabtbeil.. llnjere
bduler III @9lna uno Sapan baben bic beIten 6actlitd'
tel aur Muspabl, mas uns 9rDBe Wortbelle 9etpaprt.
g8sr baben gum Tertauf u~niersr Sbeeiorten IN allen
baupttaoten Der Wereini9ten Staaten stores etabllrt
a4ir eeben unIeren &unben Elm
GcbDmeS Sci Nbrpmp,
,9enohti1et oou ben lpertbopuiten Merten ameritdnis
l6er uno frerloer 4iinitler), Deldbes. wsnn in einem
Btloerlaoen 8etauft, mebr fo1st miroe ais Der 4rels
hes 3bees betrd9t. Dnle 0bromos Inb Gin 0eldent
fir unlere Gunoen.
ollie se~tauftea Y8aaren sarantt ri, oaB le bon.
%totninene SefrIeoi8uig seipdbrer. ober0as Uelo aurids
~eritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
4 ~ .,
gso. ssl Wr9 etraSe. Ode 3meitsn unb Coates StraBs
uHo Szi SUB Speite Str p9ila. Wa. sg11smt.
, 1877-03-01
Dts gIaf&s

hamburger Trppfen"
fcfst SO Gents, ODER Inf Glalhen
swe t Dollars. finb In allen beutlden
Mpotbefen 3u baben pber perben btelels
ben mad Gmpfane bss @elpes fret mad
allen Tbeilen Der 8ereini9ten Staateu
perlanpt. Man abreltre:
A. v0geICr g. Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1877-03-01

zssAfeI suf ms5r ais 200 Sr Ssssutsmbsrsn Gtasts
tn europa.
1elesrapb mad anen pIdssn tn Deutf&lans,
psferreiH, Der e&seit, bolans, Ddnetnarf, edtps'
BEN unb Iorpssen. ben gmpfdnsern fret las BAUD
seliefert. P
Greeif'S riefe fur Netfenhe our Henutuns tn susn
erSBeren Stdoten Der alten WeIt.
@fntafTruns pon Grbfebaften une 6srherunssn
ieber 4rt In allen Tlaben Guropa's.
WerfbtHune bon 0ltern uns Nadeten na4
europa.
Eersslung a%nfommenber 0btsr' In Nes oerf, uxS
WeiterbeforSeruns ~bssfelben rad benz SnIanse.
Gurspdtfe9ss 0elS autr Art setauft uni s~srtauit.
, 1877-03-01
GtpH Specmlatipmett

peroeil bon uns in ieoer @rt muir sesem GommiiTon
ausgefibrt. Puts and Calls an bic befen bduler 8u
nleoriaiten Staten. Soften 500 bis 5000, Die oft
$1,000 Oeminn brin9en. pampblete, Die %ertldren,
iute 2Sau Street Speculationen aussefibrt meroen,
frei o%srlanbt. Sdldt nab einein Ggemplar.
Gumbrioee s &c.. sAs
8antiers mi 8roters,
4YS Siuus a. ISa0 Ctr. Nem Mort
, 1877-03-01

@s proben fir Msenten. Ladies' Conn
1EKt binatiOn Needle.BOOk, init
- 9bromos. Wfan l1ide eiuen stamp.
4Wl2Mll ii. y. @lnd. Jtep Seoforo, Dtaii.
81 fir Die bette GeIesenbeit in Der
>Syett\Cte gBelt. UNI Gelo Ju p%eroienen. @er.
U. ). SAFETY POCKET CO., Nelpart
0iep sSerlen. 4m26apl
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
A SAFE THAT CANNOT BE'IUN.
'a et LOCkED. '0ia

BRIDGEwATER, Oct. 30. Tuesday
night, the 23d inst. the vault and safe of
the Winfield. National Bank were locked
for the night by a clerk named Henry
Wheeler, son of the cashier. At that time
everything was supposed to have been all
right. y ''" 'I''''-'! e'i'-'
OA the following morning when about
to resume business the officials were sur
prised to e nd it impossible to open the
safe. Experts were sent fol-, but the bolts
could not be turned back nor the door
opened, 1t is stated that there was about
$500, 900 worth of money and valuablas
in the safe when it was closed for the
last time and the experts are unable to
satisfy themselves as to the real cause of
the broken lock, Some, are confident
that it is the work of burglars and that
they broke the lock to prevent their be-
ing discovered, 9'teua 81 taiiar1f.I#
IAn Lock aad safe makers have been con-
staDtly at work night and day drilling
Through the safe door. The work is
under the supervision Of safe manu-
featuring company Of Rochester and 1t is
expected to be completed by Friday.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
CABBAGE WORMS AND BLACK
BIRDS t-' O..

A market gardener near West Chester
states that early in September, his cab
bage patch, about an acre in extent, was
overrun with the cabbage worms, and he
was completely at his wits end what to
do with the pests, as his whole crop was
In fair way to be destroyed. While In
this quandary, and in maze of perplex-
ity as to how he should serve his custo-
mers next winter with this indispensable
vegetable, he was surprised one morning
to see large flock of blackbirds-t
large species known as the crow black
birds-alight upon his patch in such
! numbers as to cover 1t, in appearance,
with black mantle, or as if it had been
visited with a heavy fall of black snow.
He supposed that the birds had stopped
in their flight to make breakfast on his
cabbage, but as the worms were about to
destroy them be concluded that the birds
might as well have a share also, and he
did not disturb them. They remained
in the patch about fifteen minutes and
then departed altogether as suddenly as
they came. Upon going to his patch to
see how much of the crop the birds had
disposed, he was surprised to find not
head of cabbage disturbed, but the birds
had made clean work of the worms
they had searched them out from under
the folds of the leaves, and not a solitary
worm was left that he could discover.
The result is fine crop of cabbages, and
now he never sees flock of blackbirds
flying over his head that he does not
take off his hat to them and wish them a
long life and happy journey.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
GEN ER-AL NEWS.

President Hayes and party returned to
Washington last night, m lch pleased with
their trip to Virginia.
Senator Morton, of indiana died yester-
day afternoon at half>past i've o'clock. He
WIS conscious ID the last.
Colonel s. s. Smith, North Carolinian,
is in Washing on seeking the position of U.
8. Commissioner TO tue Paris Exposition.
The Senate q ,mmittee on Patents will
heae arguments on the 18th instaut on the
subj ect of general revision OF the Patent
Office laws.
Among the nominations confirmed by
the Senate yesterday was that OF William
q. Leduc. OF Minnesota, TO be CUmmis-
sioner Of Agriculture, to succeed Frederick
Watt, resigned n.....3 .
A New York evening paper announces
| the return ut ex.M IyOr A. o Ikey Hal. His
temperance was as unexpected as his dis
appearance. He said the ring trobles had
nothing prOximateiy to do with his strange
absence.
1t is reported in b fillmore that Rev
John Poisal, chaplain Of the U. s. House
ol Representatives, will resign his cha plain-
cy and accspt an office under Colonel Kane
| when the latter assumes his duties as May
or Baltimore, next week.
John 8. Morton, ex-presidsnt of the Mar
ket-street Railway Company OF Philadel-
phia. testified before the register in bank
ruptcy IN that city yesterday in relation 70
the affaIrs IF John K. Nagle 81 90. He said
no consideration was paid or the railway
company for any OF the spurious stock is'
sued and that no dividends were paId on
1t,
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
SAND FLIES

Capt. Back, the Artic navigator, says:
GAS we marched into the confined and
suffocating chasms, or waded through
the close swamps, they rose in clouds,
actually darkening the air. To see or to
speak was equally difficult, for they
rushed at every undefended part and fix
ed their poisonous fangs in an instant.
Our faces streamed with blood as if
leeches had been applied, and there was
burning and irritating pain, followed
by immediate Inflammation, producing
giddiness, which almost drove us mad.
and caused us to moan with pain and
agony. Some of the Indians seemed to
regard these tormentors with supersti-
tious reverence. When Back at one time
endeavored to smoke them out an old
Indian shook his head; "bad," he NUT
tered, Every badl The great white chief
referring to Franklin-did not do So"
He never killed fly. "This," says Back,
"was true of franklin. He quietly blew
the gorged insects from his hands, say
ing, "the world is wide enough for both
of us."-Artic Heroes. t-
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
PERSONAL.

Nine. Janauschek is In New York.
William Cullen Bryant will be 50 to-
morrow -......
Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson is full
filling engagements in the West,
Captain Mayne Reid is writing a new
novel, "Gwen Wynn" by name.
Mr.. Habberton, author of "Helen IS
Babies" is said to be az work on serial
story.
The Bostonians are delighledly anti
cipating lecture from W. w. Story, the
sculptor.
Rev. DIR. Alison, editor of the Presby-
terian Banner is visiting Philadelphia for
a day or So
A Georgia paper mentions that Miss j..
Thigpen, of that Stale, has recently pub
lIshed "a neat little volume of poems.
The wife of Professor MaLher, Greek
professor at Amherst, died very suddenly
on Sunday evening. She has been an
invalid for a. long Lime.
1t is now said that GoverDor-elect
Bishop, OF Ohio, emulates Secretary
I hompson and Governor Colquitt, and
often fills The pulpit Of churches Of lhis
denomination. ~. M
Mr.. l.. T. Huntington, Postmaster
General of the Dominion Of Canada; was
married i'll New York last Saturday
morning, at Grace Church, to Mrs. Marsh
widow of the late Mr.. Charles Marsh, q.
E. Several notables of the Dominion
were present to witness the ceremony.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
AL T I'M II TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wILmrNeroN

For Philadelphia: 2i21, GAO, 6.b5, $40, 9. 100,
947, 1000 a. M; l2.s7, i2.4o, 23O, 4.3O,
5,4s, 9.46, p, m. On Sundays: 2.21, 8 10 a.
mi 5 %, 9 80, 46, pm, lI1
For Baltimore and Washington: 1 0e, 8 80
am; 1264, 259. 90. Q 90 m; on Sundays
For Port Deposit; 46e p m; no Sunday
For New Castle: 8, 8 20, 80 a m; 80, 8 80 p
m; no Sunday train. |'1 nf'ia5
For Delaware r. R.: 0s,g 80 a m; 9 80 p m;
no Sunday train.
For Wilmington q Northern r. R.: 625 a
m; 10 p m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware Western r. r.: 10 20 q m; 80
pm; ON Sundays: 10 30 a M,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT,wItmIESToN.
m; 1874, 1s5l, s65, 461,. ! "A, 8 %, 725,
.s1b, 81, II 10 p m ON sundays: IL Sc,
From New York 12 SO, 8 "a a m; 12 "A, 12 50
S94, ,e51pm; on Sundays ~ SO a m
From Baltimore Q 1s, Gal, a m; 10 I, 10 ss,
63s, esp m; on Sundays: Is m; o 81
From Washington: 21s q m; nH, 1888,
From Port Deposit; sooa m; no Sunday
From New Castle: Z So. 9 ssoam 12 90 m;
A 20, Q 40, Z 05 p m; no Sunday trains.
From delaware R. r.; $50 q m; 4 20, 6 40 y
q m; no Sunday trains. -.
From Wilmington q Northern r. R.: II 80
m; 8 10. p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. R.: Z 90 q M
3IOp m; on SUNDAYS: 600om.
TRAINS FOR wILMINGr ON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave
nue. /; Z 80, 100, 10 30, 1 45 a m; 2 80. 3 80
400, o 10, 6 90, 9 40, 0 40, IL 80 I'm; on Sun
days: 8 so a m; 9 0o,9 40, IL 30, p m.
From Thirty second and Market streets
725, IL 4b a N, IL 10, 3 %, 8 80, IL 45 p m
on SUNDAYS: 8 90 IL As p m. IT,.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
DIAMOND ROBBERY IN GEOR-
GIA.

MoNeoMERY, Ala. O1tobar 31.-A dar-
ing diamond robbery from Otto Stoelk-
ar iaweller. was committed here to-
dt,' d. il is supposed by a boy about siT>
team years old, from a shov case, while
a tall s,out man, with dark mus,ache
and full zee, kept Mr. S:oelker engag-
ed looking at watch. A smaller man,
with thin face, sandy appearance and
having rad M Arks On both cheeks under
the eyes, was also OF the party. Th.
diamonds stolen are worth S3 ,5Oo, and
CON sisted of neck lecs, ,breastpin, earring
and bracelet, in round cluster, contain
ing over Two hundred and fifty stones
also. another brsastpin and earrings ol
round clusters, enamel border. re
ward Of 325a FOR the jewels 10 onered.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON NAVAL
.'- AFFAIRS.

WAsH1NaToN, Nov. The House Com
mittee on Naval Affairs tto-1ay adopted a
resolution that the Committee on Appro-
priations be informed that 1t is their judg-
ment bill should be reported at the earii-
est opportunity making an appropriation to
cover the dctic,encies on account OF the pay
of the naval officers, the hospital fund aud
the support Of the Marine Corps durIng
the last quarter of the last fiscal year also
that the Committee on Appropriations be
Informed it is the purpose OF the Committee
ject of the diversion OF funds appropriated
for special objects to other purposes.
Tue Senate Committee on Patents have
set apart the l5h inst. for the hearing of
arguments on the subj act Of q general revis-
ion OF the Patent Oaiee lave. 1t is expec ted
there will be large attendance OF patent at
torneys. ;7 i'
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
poc11s SISTERS OF MERCY.

PRovIDENoE, H. T., October 3l.-Two
women dressed in the garb of Sisters of
Mercy, who have been soliciting aims
for pretended bene VIOLENT objects, We're
arrested to-day. They pretended to come
from a convent on Harrison avenue, Bos-
ton. Another story was that they were
sisters named Bigelow, of Boston, who
had donned the garb at the suggestion of
A Rev. Mr.. Perry, of Boston, to relieve
their destitute circumstances. They were
held for an examination.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
JOSH BULLINGS LATEST.


Whiskee is hard thing to convince,
therefore l never argy with drunken
m III. .... .El..
After man gifts to be 28 years old he
kant from emmy nu habits much; the best
he can do IL TO steer big old ones.
An enthusiast IL AN individual who be-
lieves about 4 times az much az he kan
prove, and prove about 8 times as much
az emmy body else believes.
Nature seldom makes phool, she
simply furnishes the raw materials and
let's the fellow finish the job to suit him
self. Young men learn to wait, if you
undertake to sett hen before she is
ready you will loze your time and con-
fuse the hen besides.
When you have bored the bulbs eve,
set down and keep still, folks will think
then than you kan hit it emmy time you
have mind to. ,-.a..-.15f ....
l don't rekollekt av eyer doing emmy
thing that was just little ashamed ov
but what somebody remembered, and
waz sure, once in awhile, to put me in
mind ov it. .-.,iI s..., I=,,,' ... ..=.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02

yT,uRKEY RED BoRDEREpN NAPKINS
and doyIies in white danask fol, fruit
u ~N WILLIAM b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Streets
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02

1t may be a consolation to ''stuck up
people," whose greatest bost is that they
have never engaged in any useful en-
ployment, to be told of the following
facts Washington was a surveyor and
a farmer; Franklin was printer; Pain
was stay-makef; Greene was q black
smith; Warren was a physician; Sump-
ter was shepherd; Roger Sherman was
a shoemaker Marion was farmer, as
we're also Putnam, Allen and Stark
Hancock was shipping merchant
Trumbull was an artist; Arnold (who,
though traitor, was brave man and q
good generally was druggist and book
seller.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02

sUURKEYR RED FRUIT NAPKINS AND ',9
DOYLIES in varied assortment ano
low prices. WILLIAM B. SHAhf
~" Fourth and Market btreets'
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02

The expediency of opening up trade
with Japan had been mooted in England
as Iar oack as l14S, in which year q cor
respondent writes to an English maya
Etne, pointing how profitable the trade
would be, an adding ;--"The Dutch have
engrossedl to, themselves the trade of
Japan Dy means Of q ceremony which
required OF all who 60 to that country--
the troading on the cross, thing whioh
no otner European have been as yet will
The daily gazette., 1877-11-02
EW YORK CITY's EAPENSES.

NEW YoBK, October 31.-The amount
asked for by various municipal depart
ments, etc., for 1873, was $32, III, 49,. .1S,
and thu amount allowed by the Board of
Estimate and Apportionment is $27, $780,
3S5 .l3, against SOS, ,494, 1855. 40 allowed for
carrying on the city government for the
present year.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-01
LrTrLEroppTE.

Charles Burnham Habberton, aesd
5 years. died suddenly IN Brosklyn ou
the 3lss Of January. Little Toddis
was known and loved through all the
land ~ the youngest Of " Helsn's Ha-
bies."
In Il bright with Summer giadnese,
Toddie dear:
II there nowhere any sadness,
Toddie dear.
In that land OF pleasant nounsains.
Crystal rivers, silver fountains.
In that hoUe to which you hasteOed
From the home by sorrow chas;ened.
JoyleAs heres
10 the seFaph banda surround you,
Toddie boys
10 the angels gather round you,
Toddie boy?
Do they keep your heart from grisvipg
For the mother you are leaving,
For the mother who In groaning
With = brokss hearted meaning
For her boy?
Yes, We know that love upholds you,
Toddie dear;
That . wondrous love enfolds you,
ToddSe dear,
With an infinite sweet pity.
In that aiming golden city
Little ones arc crowned with blessing,
All the Savior's care possessing,
There ~ here.
".
But We loved you very dearly,
Toddis boy,
And we held you very nearly,
Toddic boy!
Many, many tender mothers,
Little sisters, little brothers,
Would b sorely grisved In spirit,
But they know that you inherit
Peace and joy.
--Pcleg Arkwright.