davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-01-18
GENERAL ntAHKETS.

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ss:. d. sao IT, + y; stn,s s! :u'p + e s e.
=; "a p,xsiSt;. si"*'s: poi l,:;as: r;.I.
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Ill; ;;sI? !.s., f ts;':s M. ~ eS IL,
ls n, An; q eo:ss: so. M .!FalS5 Az;
hrfro s,,and. rrls, H. III d. H:bsi. ST. Il; s'i,o%s
ss. 'e' 'e.' 1eas' e''a"''@ A's'F t4''' '''l'''
w,hS". .s'ars. s. fpalr III tossi y 10
'',s.' "a. ss's s.'.*'
eo.t.' i,yrt. is-isc. ru;.t,', Sluns.. oil ':.s1";
,s H%afs srran ur. nrx t2 v.sn:
es - spp:' oa1S tis MsSaa e. IN.
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III; S'vis. w:s!, I;.ss; fftssh s.ns!:
;s s<s.a: Ss.a:: r:;s y, ,ss s:ost 5;;,
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t,1Sa. n' Ntt;a Sf:s: ox' ST.
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i II, .n1n ~ - ~ ~ r's; ~ ~ r.
lutsu"i"A "W sto% Ha etattesM p'sAien r. "a" sn4AT
~ ~ a. ~ IT, VII - !Mnun w .sl ,s!h ,1.. tgs
~ sat; - .to =. ~ uH1. o4V ~ SeH aoIa Jan.
y. th.t p,; ~; , ~ ~ - ~ ta"; y lstf a.tD t1as
rioG. Fnh"!la III 49, se.: M: - hahs. 20 ,las
.nin. rsI to"1' ..SA - thIHu"sa rA-tt W. lHLf'
nsHton4; 70 ~. + ISL y" snnt totah ios i'1
,un1 s,In 1th. ~, $50 ts tIsai 70 Jan: ~
islo., ". - tuaA. NO IN. ~. lh72 41,Mal tuLs.
tttt'ta ,!ca Ina !; a.@'o tensi snn.s Time ~
?thl. o.tts blas. iehtAsts nhee 1an !. ta.T4
IT,. ,,a4t as LII VII a ~ IN ,n shsiss} n
etrt, ~. ,,r, md ...t.-,.. ~, ,,,,, .,+,,,
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y :iss y ~ s.rx ~ ~ vnnM W t's Il lust Il
tl4tsa W AI' Ls*It bs1Alaa ~ Lalo*s:
J"n \ .Mn: J. s"n J..
,, 49,, ltI: tstM ltss
casstt, tales s,.....,......,..:S.iM l.7i1 ECON
NMtihtSs. rkks t.''..'.-t...'- = ~ i.;N7 . W
trrt~r. hsas ...'.'".-.'....'.*@lS! %-'At 2@hll
n rt. PSxt....''..'''''..'". :.s "A! ,::.;
Clfts. ttlits..' s'......'.'..- S'uo f.ll7 40 %hV
" nuoln o,,,,,o,,,
,:tsxysatoaa: u1a,se' LOUISIANA. 4a,le. ,,,.a
~ offfks-a'. ~ Jat1t !.*tt% IAA- ~: *A"a
7' ehote 70 taMsy ast.: II guoh IT, Hr!nr
, 1877-01-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Few New Developments in Local
Finances.
New York Exchange Wcaker.-.The
Cearings $4,000, 900.
Tile Preau,s Harktts Attiye..Mhea! and rrosislous
Eyt|ted oed Lower.
FINANCIAL.

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49,. 10, =. a., war. h.n,r Thc dcno,nh for
tn.a. 49,. ,.ot, .r.t.,,rS Tho rntcf horrowrr,
.S.,1... :. w. I,,.rS' 'rr,,o ,,s, carrvtno main
~ s.."s..,a.s ~ ~ srI tha ,,.Lar. Thn ,ncrcar,Iic-
,t.".s,',,, " "",, ,,...,,,no,,s or.,frc, uf mn,
r., 40 itch,
t,n+.. ~ ,i..o,,+ .r,.. ee,o mr.. rr,t ,t TIN
b.nl.x ,n, MI csnt md nnwar,,. wn, tn, r,tc On
,,,. .,r,,., rs
Wv r,.,. .r.t,,,. ,,,. ,,oro f,cc,r orc,cd
,,.n -, ,, ,,,,r,Itn, Ia. o,I ,xa. nu,,tr NJ 50c
mr. e. ,,fn, nrc,rInn, rt,rcrn banks.
1,hc cic,,iu.. ,yr,r &, nm fm,.
Tur st1vtp n,trsr,nv
N, r your.e ha., In lin 1,n.tnn dart-,it<r
O, JAM II, an elaborate article on ,hu silver quo.
lion te sakc. ,l,r ground that tho truc policy To
bs pursued ia reconciliation OF silver by tho lcaa
ss sSu"ss !" sst ., AS's % !a If If =. x Inc
ss,"ssn s"'a sn . ,,ve' 'aa maxim; .d soa snd
l,ra,. tender with Unlimited cu!nasc. Tic argues
that the establishment Of the gold standard
alone In the leading "'ton' viii fesalt N scarcity
.,'" s .'..t.,i ,t...o.. H., ,s,ns.. ,p ,rJn,.
,ss ,..a ~ M NOD r.t.t ,ur,rncr, and ox.
,'.'xt, r.,,,,,,,nnx NJ n,,lon.l rn,. ,,v uenp:r,
,,n.,.,o ~ ,,.r t a,lJ NJ II. cn,,,ncc1 7niur, Mr
M''rs. ~ .,,,,a.a. thn I,,rt , mn thc rro,nd that
o., ,,r..np, n,...,c ~ .rc mcn.u,. wouhI
.he,n ,,',nn ~, r,u,cd s,,,c. tho frarfp, burden
" .t,. ,,n.,,o ~ c,rrr,,,, tho .nr,Ins NJ
now expressing Europe OF eafrSas inc f"!plue VI
silver ptlay seems ~ NM pfc'et'ole' h'u Nv es'
lrcste* the opinlonthas IL wo"!d oe oe'e1 ~ p"S''
1one thc tesainftlnh OF specie p'5ments 'sh Jc't"
linn tuAttcaift In AotN III LIE W ~
stDrnt here silver 1cXal+tcne currency when 1t
:. =, Il. t...,,,, MI, .,-,,1..
Able rr.ult, II silver were nnw made unlimited
= .,..,.. ,.,,1a H.. .,,. n. ro,.., L., .,,n,
1eEHl teHue8, "'ua W. n"ia "4'' .'o"tHet =. WI"
E1ui That The A!IIef currency Nphli " SO
c,nr,ci,us uuctun,,n,. anil trcochcrous Tia, thu
cape'e'ohs' nat'"a''"S, ".,N 'sa'n.'e .""s
people wond DC compelled III sct-defeitso 10 aaopt
guild rstccs AMI E'l'l e"atfaetS ~ q tsH'"nl'
, 1877-01-18

poftaht Icfaand. hut faF speculative business done
Under pressure to Aelli new mcA tho spot held At
*77f, With fi7S0 hlt for nniitfpcctcd, Of TO
trs for Marrh ut st7 niat7. n, 70 bsls do si7.,:
and 25 hra for April Ut $t7no; Rt tic srcoud cal for
January. si7.1 lid ard ti7.75 nskeas Tor February
$7.a5 hid and sI7. ~ hskc; fpr March,, III. .G lid aud
S77s asked; for April $i7sbhi anil s17. nrkcl. Cut
rRts In moderate ttmand and prtrcs well matniAne
ldes. demand ct'htfnucd natI AMI rtcea ,arp.y
rn tafce OF 10 tpzcs Western long tirar at Die Lard
Market orchel decidedly lower, Astctwarh rcnete,
but t1Het heavy and declining. with fair tratc r..
prteds haes Of rs len primo steaul the srot At
sf.15 also "a, for February ~ I'll. 27k
closing It s1i.a7H.
suoAa-isaw Ia mnrs demand and qttaly At e9<1sD5o
fnr fair to Fuud rran.ne u'&c for nrn1c, plio. fo.
ast % .srai s.iss IT soo ooo 1b. At
s!a Il s aast a' III sa i with .ae. Of 8, e,,
's''s per Is E'1l u. = #<,.ern A..oe.a,es ,4<...
f.;s,'. e!s;y ''Sayi S.i js.IS a
IT ;;: S: !.y yXaa;; ss iSs:!5
n, s ;t, ss7asa'
pa!ss sn!sx s ~ 5resIc: ha
III; :s:: * $hIsss ~; ~
Il: xi.5ia sS':ar *!,l S;;t sss s:aS;;
%a's ast an aSesnsc; :fexs sstc :ss; caSs:
rsssp's mised nv ~ - aat1 Fraic ~.
%e:*;n s; :sa s:S .aa s;,, a: sss: i.
;ssst"f II Ell 'sr demand .n,
. sxsr r;Ras5; 9is; b,aTf .sT . P9 iiss9Slns
s ~; sa ": is5s,fs sa ls:is:
ss. s. a.s1sc " ""' 4>''''''"'' - Aos' eAfo'
ss: s::fst T',; i iS5'' i: refined
sta.,xrD stan!Hnii1srs'x isr,ixLt:'.t.s f}s1s +, 4o,e
f'H.r'x asiss: as:s;a. 81 se
% ff iss lssat H'!:; ss: CO.
#"L"hsii IND ne.sy; 'ainss.i. ~ ,tcsr. s; a'a:u:;
Ici usisl: mttiirs Jul: city sts..%c: d. #rsl.r
pssi s!i % p,s @ % II. s!' WESTERN ''s
%,',,fI-ssiny a s cou,., ,,,,,x.
tsanirt nj :t 4:5s, Acr,caH dull and tsrssuar Il
S es':i 's sias| iss Il Ell "a; horse.
xrw t,ntr.x. ,aa x.T f;oss-,e,, onfEsss: r,, ,,,
xxx. 81 Is ~, III; cloicr. 81 2rsH al " ''
iiHx,s-Cer.- Market dul,; 7isc Uats quiet but
''fGsa3 GSh II ,se'S Xxi 1ifs IuIi. s.3s. IT,
!;5;'ss:;; t:: :o'' nj nominal; SIR ooa,s
!;s ~! ."a "0''''s'' 4"'' at
l;noskn,x>-Gorea guilt iii nT,n; jot,h,np, MIA
s" ss ps r SvS q clos s.; st g '"y s
tunmou. 35r; trHtrlf!sn, .as:ec iair. :sc; priIie
y chptce. 4ast4D". l!ies In gvud acul.ud, prices
stI1lc higher: 4Atejc.
rn,LApkLy,n.. .....
tr: rsa,n JUL: craau ia,ts. eA''
TlxnrM,. 81 '~-'
f;ocnlFIfIn, s.nncso,a family. s7,n,a7 "a; sta1c.
f)!lu aut 1iIIsna x, 7aa7 ~, hf,, vrni,s 81 Mxs
u. ..
utAiSHW nfat-Mafkrt anus nn,h"f. $t.hslt.i5:
y:* wis = TX Ss:a : ,JS'. xhf siS; s ;S:@ s
III: 'at,syIts;:aaatan: ;:atan: si .oasi.i3.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mmMskx-tMeylefh: ~. n. =,
=, ,Htfikt-MafRHttnllt Scw fnfk State ant3 Bradford
County, iH txtFA., zig E.rt rhly, .s&.Jc; ~tatGtn
cAtFAs, At%Ssc! hfsH %1Fatc.
K1ckfl-rs-W Wheat. i. sJD G4; cora, lo5. .u,o bp.
sh"A&&f*-Sohe.
p.,r,v,rr IN, - nail ,,,
dinx i.,Itxi xig.e ' -49 *As' anu
fttjUH-strunv mil l,,0xantt tlnvnr ri atr,~g sra
, 1877-01-18

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T.. II. uf y. J. Jst ntw.llo
L. 4 ". u. Con. Guar. ~
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u. 4 sLF.lst7sG1s.n, ip.t4
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r.. Il y. ". Ton. ki4. .,1t4x
IL, I n. W. lat. Ills. Ia
t.. a n. ". lsl.,.....,.h79
H.. L y. VI, l.. q, htla. r.!
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il'tottlsuI& lbt Gpn. ..-.lta
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E;.E-E. l. |. tonsut. ~. To
lAoT. & lack lst.,....aIat
stfle tet E1HnAgl. ttst
ffs.Erte - u lhS.i........lu1
k.f.E ~ II. lr,l........ltA
;f:lis 4th u. IL @t.,.,,,.tui
!. &tt Ju 12Gd stallts. II,
L. 4 Ut: j. e.tul.--., eth
"a kdas Fstl. i sIIi,b. iak D,
a.. u. 4 u. II n1art... IL
III tu.7Y ri: II. .....l'sA
Nj. ,. u. l.s.F. ~. I. l.,:.{
-ltt, + 1'ul, :. f....+101
VI Ter. q 1'u1. aeS u ,.tlk}
Ii t.'S. +. n A., ul1 III. .itA
11ev. r.. T. A.. new ta.lu7
n1lalv 4 ks4a ~ Y u. luj
4 GOLD AND G
Gold wes auii,,1t lRHs;
, 1877-01-18


Leaving nearly Sill 100, 900 for tue thrco y-ars'ex-
psMscs AMI whatever may bc now on hand. flnul.
". that the expenses for the year ayo been heavy.
New machinery, new mills, ncw staft. and other
Improvements. ha,e been provided, aud these tu.
Ccthcr with tho discount On bullion aud u,Ilins
null mining expenses, will prulty Hearly eat thAt
up. Tako the lat year nune NJ cxamplc; The
mine has produced abiut slM, 44O, 9uu; dividends
paid, ST., 800 p0J: left fur expenses, ST. it0. OuU.
NotAiN. i witanut it, compursut1ons. While The
product Ut the bonanza Eiuvs Il thps diminishing,
the price Of pilvrr y gradually rising 4nd hA4 now
reached h1stl per ouncc, enly IL lrlow where II
Has befurs ihc Nasxrt collapsed.
r ILLlHots CENTRAL
: The New Yor. HerAtd says. Jun. Ii:
III lluf I'd Way t!Ho. crura la. attracted ett+n.
tissk~srl sn s"Es arl fanss II .r..n potata il.
tutnse IL rle.rd to he uIpse ssanty tlsck. aid "
BaIr At figures ~!c sccait" INT llls restancu from
:, 44c st1I4tl a.urt lnc1est eAlst!uE,
TIE pAH1s Anil BERLIN LOAN MANEET.
+; Money appears tu hasu bren wanted both In Fnris
'lauA lsrlfn during thu past week. Tho rriuru Ut
the German iank kIows an iurrrnhc of over MILL
ion ln tc 'o.llet scturil!r.." while tu tic Shine
! item In tho FrcHrh rriusu IuuES thnn two millions
have been added, ln each Gaze Tho drtnnuI has
palpabY arisen frnm lhc causes Nv That which
bass brought xtuut the alterations In cur uwn ru-
turn. VIZ: the paYue1tt OIL nccuunt VI lryruuu
coin and bAiun now hclI by tie three national
p4lks of England, France. md Ecrmnny .muuu.s
10 tlio. sl0, ,oOo, ~ compared with ttl. 4s0 0<o
J! IT tht sauna date lasl .LoHaoH I}aiy .Stus,
j U<c. 81.
q KAlLKoAu HoSDs.
=; The following the prices BIZ! for railroad
Aonds on t4s New York Stuck E4cAan:e Jan. Ii,
, 1877-01-18
stAll.tsoAD TIME rA1,r.zs.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE or : TRIINjT3 ANN

E1ninnaiton ., f'rr'rcs .k1-tt.-t s,tnrll e..
rtNesundAy At 4. N. DIlly. N'
, 1877-01-18
BAYARD TAYLOR,

Sars: ~ taxa great pleasure In recommending Ia
parents !a Arntri ut Media VI Mr. e~litln u a},urt.
luxe ll,e hhil nPprtHHity fur Year. p4,s
VI u'srrtih. iir untrt Ii wht thtA tcllnY Ii sAI.
er!r =. vel n. ~! ,!uurtIrnt nf ttu pupil wI,0 nj.
tru H. aI NH itl.hel l4lE t,IInH xIItu
can t"rttar lpI. tr Intellectual sud suorA drseIup.
IhIs Ae.tIeny inr rauns Mrn and Isuys IL II U,lc1
:, '1l! iro'n l''i'n1sl".a; $H" Year for IoardtH1.
9nAIttrly, M r1tna CtIrIra hta.l.nIk admitted Mt
..s l,nt h"tlAt nlts !nn sna E1.t it.tJurtipl fur
!I... u pfssf: ss4tnttn. md .tss tls. Ttn
Instructors Iwn graduates ot SAu Cfr:c. Stvil has
st,r :tttrs aud ssrt"r which has prohIiIlrl tllJ
sar n tuatral'1 drinks tur ~ years uuturs VI
!ll. clIy, aifvs. aWiilS & hJiUl.TLipuE tiistSssl
CHlstrIty. A. AL. Media. ~.
, 1877-01-18

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket tlnlcrs. ~ Gissks fShrrnnn in,lscl aud ?,
CAn1l-ht.. curHrf MaatsBn, anI Ut lhn rEot& sf'
, 1877-01-18

The following were ths prices bill for railroad
Aonds on tLs New York Stuck Exchange Jan. IL;
, 1877-01-18

Leave Arrive,
FAnsha City 4 Denver Fas& Ex .fc.:sln u, I.0, =,
IT. Louis Springfield Ex.,, p::H,f m . M, H.
st. Louis, HpfInxhcI & TGx4s a y!jaln m -.Hn' ~
Ieklh tla Fturl1 FAAt Expr9a1 u t:S1n m t.sim ~
lcGrln kcQkuk L Huntington, 10 mum in 7::t. ~ ~
Chicago Fallltealt II. IL Ex }:ln m Nj; ~
ttrealOf. tacon Wnstun Ex !sl1;pp nj IH,n' ~,
oHlRms AssOtaElat nj +::sIp. III j. D::Da. III.
, 1877-09-22

" the Gardens Of Gule"-ot the Turks.
The rose ia not there, as with us, c%niIiva.
ed in pots or in gardens, bn' in fields. aud
on the bank. Ike potatoes. ,thing is
more pleasant to the sight than a field Of
rose bushes. Mil ions Of red leaves are
spread out over the bright green OF the
rose fields. and, nevertheless, just then
perhaps only a quarter Of the buds are
opened out. Kasanlyk is the place where
manufactured the greatest quantity OF
altar Of roses y perfume which it is
is difficult to get pura even In Consrnnti'
nople. Twenty tElons I'D roses, it is cal"
culated, will yield Oh an average about
one hundred and seyeoty-six grams weight
Of the precious altar, but in India it is,
as in Turkey, commonly adulterated with
sandai-wood oil, or diluted with sweet
salad oils. Another adulteratios is sper-
maceti and ginger oils After all She altar
has been SKINNED off o few drops OF tho
essence will still remain mixed up with
the water. This perfamed liquid cons'i-
tutes the VofI known ~rose'water. tbs
wear we fear there will BE- no rose har-
v4ss in Grlistan. The fields will De red,
but not with their o%lsasant flower crop.
and the farm... ii Sui l.Ka viii have more
terrible n...4 to dO.-SPectGtor.
, 1877-09-22
TIE VILLAGE OF SHIpKA.

In reading the daily record Of the war
In Turkey SO many strange names c%ontinu-
ally come before US that our miDds
receive but an imperfect impressions of
the cOrcomitants of the struggle. But to
Shose who know Bulgaria the ~annOunOe.
ment that the Russians are at the Shipka
Pass OF the Balkans will convey a more
vivid picture OF tie horrors OF war than
pages Of commonplace on the subject.
Shipka. in the Bulgarian tongue. means
Ahe wild rose, and the village Of eight
hundred houses situated at the foot Of the
pass bears the same designation. It is
we'll named. for all the inhabitants Of the
iAiry-like valley now rayaged by var are
eDgaged in the cultivation and sale of
Tosfs. "Ths little town Of Kasanlvk,"
writes Count von Noltke, in one of his
letters from the East, sis hidden behind o
forest Of gigantic walnut trees. It's nina
rets do not rise above the mountains Of
foliage and branches under which it is
buried. How abundant is tho water in
this rsrt of the country can scarcely be
conceived. As in Lombardy, every field
and garden is watersd by streams convey
ed in ditchss and trenehes. Kasanlyk is
The Cashmere Of Europs--ths Gulistsn--
, 1877-09-22
NO & GCe{!

17AyE.NG received G sun'a0n5 from
IrI the Surrogate OF the County Of
New Yor;6 requesting al persons
Interested ii the. estate OF the late
John Augustps f1iIl late Of the city
Of New York to appear personally
before said Scrrogate O" the lifa 0.
February 1875 at II O'Clock Il. m ,
tha creditors O( the ave toh1 Angus
tus Hill are hereby Informed Of the
sane; calculations concerning this
natter my - rad at the tGice OF
the undersigned
At the same time creditors in the
de ling Of the late 5"hn augustus
Alill are infornc4 that on Friday the
18th OF October next at IL o'clock
noon the Administration accounts Of
tie sugarplantations belonging to
sail Dealing will be produced, also a
deci sion taken about tho realisation
Of the stock in trade yet unsold as
we'll as the enforcing of payment of
unpaid debts.
Frederksted's Dealing Court Sep
TENDER I4th 1877.
C. SARAUW.
, 1877-09-22

boos. dead horses, cattle, swine, goats,
fowIs, and rut,id vegetable matter swept
down by the current in rainy seasons
has completely choked the rivers mouth,
and the water has gradually risen, being
thrown back on cultivated lands, covering
several thousand acres. until the dry
weather level has risen Eve feet in ten
years, and twelve inches within the last
four months ! Sourherly and Westerly
winds have been prevailing for some
weeks, and this malaria being carried
across the plains Of St. Andrew AID up
the gorges Of the Port Royal mountains
has suddenly smitten down several
persons Medical opinion is unanimous
about this ; but nothing has been done to
clear the rivers mouth, and the rainy sea-
son is almost upon US again, yet Sir Will
liam Grey added two new officers to the
Civil Service staff, each with q high salary
and gave them this portion OF the country
30 attend to J"
During the course Of enquiries made by
the Commission whose appointment we
mentioned 10 our papers, o dreadful state
OF things was disclosed in connection with
the Juvenile Reformatory in Jamaica.
The nOnexed account Of it is given Ia the
Barbados Globe:
With regard to the working CT tho
RefOEmatory, o large number of respecta-
ble witnpsses-oVerseers Of ~fstates, small
propris!ofs, and othevs-govs testimony
as 10 the depr0daHions, and othcr o~T:uceS,
Committed by the boys outside the walls
Of the R~cfoEuatoFy. wii'e inside the IN
H|tifutiou thc Coalition OF things seems 10
b. tTuly deplorAb!e. There We no plOs
per hospital acCOmmoGa'ioE, ooi tho chil-
dTeu ats represented as suffering from
chigoes and sores. Dysente5y was preva-
lent, and was attributed by the medical
attendant to bad and Insufficient diet.
Children have been detected in the pig.
stye fighting tho animals for toe offaI. Tie
discipline of the es abliShmeot aIteFnatad
between the utmost Iaxity Oad the most
brutal severity. Breaches Of discipline
brought to the notice Of the Superb ten
dent passed unnotjctd, Mile at the time
the Commission YVES sitting a boy of eight
years Of age was found manNcleJ, and as
the evidence Showed, had been in that
condition light after night for three months.
Mr. Rouse, the superintendent, who seem
to be kind of religious fanatic, entertain
ed the Commissioners with an account Of
his religious views. He had been APP
pointed by Sir William Grey, but had
Ouly accepted the Office after "three days
careful enquiry of The Lord" The Off
GERS Of the institution had all been re-
placed by Mr.. Rouse's relations, one of
whom, a schoolmaster, had been brought
from New Zealand for the purpose. The
dietary scale haS been abolished and the
food issued "according to the eye" The
girls in the institution slept without pro-
per supervision at night.
, 1877-09-22
Publication.

IL is hereby made known, that ON
account OF the prevalence in the
Island of Nevis of an infectious dis.
ease among the Cattle, Government
has until further forbidden the inn
p~ortation from said Island Of horses,
mules, asses, sheep, cattl,, goats,
pigs, and other stock, and further
NOR Of hair, hides, unmeited tallow
and meat.
Presjdency's Secretary's Office.
ST. Croix 18th September aS77.
s. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-09-22

som Qvagsygdonr, har Convene
mentet indtIl vldere forbudt Indf6r-
81 fra nfpvnte De af I~leste, Qveg.
Muller, Esler, Faar, Geder, Swim og
anden Bcsmtning SAINT af Haar,
Hidden, usmeltet Talg og KIDD.
Presidentskabs Secretariatct, st.
Croix den l3de September 1877.
S. w. VAN BRAKLEs
, 1877-09-22
acknowledgements

Ta f T bekjendtgj0res herved, OF Pf@ai-
I'D dentskAbst bar t%ilstilIet undertegnsdS
Foged ~Fortegnelsen over ubstalto Skater
til ColoniaIkassen for Asret 1876 mad
Ordre til at foretage Execution for disss
Skater, saairemt Qvittering like er fote-
visit linden den 6te October f6rstkommende.
ChristiansteJs FOgedcoutoir den lsds
September 1877.
, 1877-09-22
Publication.

7 T is hereby. made known thas the Pre-.
a sidancy has transmitted to the unSAS'
signed Sheriff the list of arrears OF taxes
to the Colonial Treasury for the~yTtr
1876, with ordss to levy for said taxes il
receipts are not produced before the 9Th
October next.
oberih's Office, ChristianSted. Septem"
Der 18th 1877.
, 1877-09-22
For Sale.

THE large and commodious dwell.
ing house No. SO & So Hospital
Street with Three vacant lots oppo'
site. The House & lot No. TO
Kings Street. All in good repair,
and will be sold at a moderate rate
and on easy terms. Also, a comfort,
able family Carriage, a pair OF good
draught Ponies, & double har-
ness. For particulars apply to
w. B. WOODS.
West End SEPT. 1877.
, 1877-09-22
3ekje ndtgjoxelse c.

WTNDER lite JUL d. A. har det be-
~ hagat Huns Majestnt Kongen elIeF-
naadigst at m1dIsle Hfr. JAMES ALExAX-
DEF MOORE Exeqoatuf som Consular
agent i Frederilsted for de FOrenede
Stater Ut Nordamar!cl.
Hy'Iket heryed bringes til o@1entlig
Kuakskab
Presldentskabs S,cre'aria'et, St. Croix
den AL September 1877.
S. w. VAN BRAKE.
, 1877-09-22

VTNDERd date OF IIth Of July last His
~ Majesty the King was most gracious'y
pleased to confer upon Mr.. JAMES ALExAN'
DER More IA Exeqnatus "a Consular
Agent IN Ffederikstcd for the United
States Of America.
Which is hereby brought to publf"
notice.
Pre,id~ncy's Sectetery'A OH 50. ST. CfOix
Alb September 1877.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
, 1877-09-22

MT undertegnedo Ret Days Dato
~ har etter Begjmring az Executor
Major VIM, L. Moore overtaget afg.
George Walkers 30 til videre Be
handling, bekjendtgj6res heryed.
Frederiksted's Skiftcrct den I4de
September 1877.
, 1877-09-22

TRANSLATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-20

but tn NIX there is other reason prompt this
action by Judge Hilton. have stopped az the Grand
Union Hotel when Saratoga, and ] was always
treated with the same politoness tina. Amorcans re-
ccive there
Ex-JuDGE sPEAKa
Ex.Judge Albert Cardozo. 10 reporter who called
upon him yesterday expressed great surprise ~ Mr..
"Mr. Scligman and his family, said he. s.are my
next door neighbors At Loug Branch and tho idea OF
that gentleman dong anything osent1tiousiy Is too
absurd Tor belief by those who know MIN. Hc and hs
family are cultivated and refined people Ana apart
from any position that lie occupies by OF his
wealth. they NJ associates IRON their cultivation
for any In the lant don't sec how anything that
Judge Hilton could say or do OF tho character at
tributed to him could In any affect either MI Sc
liginan or his family II seems TO that this age
4 man occupying Judge Hiltoa's position hardly
expect TO IND much sympathy III an act 80 offensive.
have known Judge Hilton since lad studying
my profession IN the Office OF tho Judges elder
brother. aud | confess such sontmen. him
quite surprise 10 me. Am sure he never received
them from his brother, who brought him up. he hav-
ing early lost his parents Tor nothing but
high minded liberality IN that gentleman Is naturcp
IN CHATHAM ASD THE sowERy.
HERALD reporter visited large number OF the traded
people on tho Bowery and Chatham street. and ascor-
tanned from them that there exists n bitter feeling
among them toward the hrm al the head OF which Nr.
Hilton Is. large number while declaring that the
action OF Judge Hilton would not nure inconveni
their people, believed that the result would be
general withdrawal by tho Hebrews oil the liberal pat
fonsgc they have given 10 the houses OF A. T. stewart
"a largo par: OF their best trade, said one. comes
from the sraclcs oil tho Western aud southern cties
and when our co.roligoniss IN these distant cities
learn that Hilton has hung sign at his Saratoga
hotel No Hebrews need apply apprchcnd that A. T.
Stewards houses will feel the effect OF the Judges
temperate and narrow minded policy"