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was virtually suppressed by the moral in
stinct of the people,
Tho promptitude with which The citizens OF
San Francisco, Chicago, and some few other
places, offered themselves in defense of the
laws aud the existing state of things, and 10
aid in the suppression of anarchy, excites our
admiration, and presents marked contrast to
the week and inefficient efforts which were at
first made in Pittsburg to queA the disturb
ance. The plan OF using blank cartridges has
been tried SO often and failed, that we wonder
that any can be found to repeat the expert
ment
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IT is TO be hoped that there will be radi-
cal change made. with the commencement of
new epoch in steamboating in Hawaii, in re-
gard 70 the loose discipline which has pre-
vailed en- board the kilauea in the matter of
passengers. Not a trip has been made by
that boat for long time in which cabin pas
sengers have not been subjected to great
annoyance by the unrestricted way in which
deck passengers are allowed 10 wander aft
and into the cabin, and in many instances TO
spread their mats and lay themselves down
to sleep, within those precincts which are
understood to be reserved for those who pay
full rates. What justice is there in oompell-
ing one man, whose skin is white, to pay six
dollars FOR a ticket to Lahaina, and then to
grant him no privileges or immunities which
are not held by the native who pays only two
dollars? The present system of charges for
passage on the steamer is unfair, being based
on the idea that the native Hawaiian, by vir-
tue Of his birth, Is privileged character.
Why should a poor Chinaman or Portugee,
because he was SO uulucky as not TO be born
= AaI.ah1, be obliged, without regard to his
poverty, TO pay for cabin-ticket. he may
prefer to sleep on the deck forward, and to
eat his own food, but he is under the ban-he
Is foreigner, and therefore he must pay for
luxuries which he cannot appreciate and which
he viii not use. We beg to suggest that It
would be an Improvement which the travelling
public would fully appreciate, to make the
line Of demarcAtiou between deck and cabin
passengers more marked, and to jealously
guard against any good natured or careless
neglect TO enforce whatever rules may be
judged proper. We would also advocate a
graded scale OF charges for deck passengers,
corresponding to the charges for cabin pass
/ age, and an adjustment of all class pri-
vileges founded on color. or birth. Let any
man Of whatever nationality purchase deck
ticket if he chooses, but let it be distinctly
understood that it does not convey any cabin
Z privileges.
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WEDNESDAY, ACGUST %. ls77.

HER MAJESTY Queen Kapiolani embarked
on Monday evening last, under the usual
salute from the Punchbowl Battery, on board
the new steamer Likelikes for the island of
Hawaii. A large number Of passengers, en-
bracing about ninety cabin and two hundred
and fifty deck also took the steamer for vari-
ous ports Of Mani and Hawaii. Several thou
sand people collected on the wharf to witness
tins her FIRST departure for the windward.
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C1RorIr COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDI

-
Kauai, 5, August Term, is7T.
Ahn tpskel K. MbellAnt for divorce Ruta Ahiu
Mbellee.
on the above entitled libel for divorce it Is ordered
decree Of divorce from the bond OF atrmOny be
entered In favor Of the said Ahiu for the the de-
sertion Of the said Ruta Ahiu be made absolute
after the expiration OF sx months from the date Of this
decree upon compliance with the thereof, unless
sufficient cause shall appear the contrary.
And lbeAnt Is ordered publish afested copy OF
this order in the Government Gazette and SuokoS tor six
successive weeks; the first publication be within
month from the date Of this order, that all persons inter-
esed may within six months show why said divorce
should not be made absolute.
By the Court FRANK BlNDTi
Clerk Circuit Court 9Th Judicial Circuit.
NAwnwfl, KAuSi, August sth 1877.
NawuiwlI. August sth 1871.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is and faith
fu copy Of the original decree the above entitled
In the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the
Fourth Judicial Circuit FRANK BINDT,
SIS Ct CLERK Circuit Court ith Judicial Circuit
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S,rPRE,rE CorRr-IN EauIrY-a. J. oAR

SUPREME COURT-IN EQUTTT-A- J. CART
- WRIGHT. Trustee cf the Estate OF Henry 2 Poor
deceased, W. Pinehasa Wood and wife, and F. W.
Hutchison. Petition for foreclosure
Supreme Court, Hawaiian Islands
To ". g ParSe ESQ Marshal OF the Hawaiian Islands
or his Deputy-GreeTing
You commanded by order OF the Honorable A
Francis Judd Justice OF the Supreme Court and Vice
Chancellor, W Pinehas Wood. Mary bis vile
and r W Hpchson, Of Honolulu. defendants to be and
appear before him. the Aforesaid Justce at bis Chambers In
the Court House in the City OF Honolulu Island OF Oahu
Friday the sth day Of November next. 10 O'Clock
a. n, 70 show cause Why the prayer Of Alexander J.
Cartwright Trustee Of the estate Of Henry r Poor. de-
ceased complainant should not be granted pursuant to
the tenor OF his bin Of complaint hereto annexed
And have you then there this with fnn return Of
your proceedings thereon.
Witness the Honorable FrAncs Judd, Justice Of the
IL Supreme Court. At Honolulu this 18th day Of
mo. E BARNARD Clerk.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy Of the
original sumoas fled IN the supreme Court OF the King
dom.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
Il 8 seal, this 25d DAY Of I1ly. A. D. 1877
sS4 sm W. c. PARKE, Marshal.
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AZ u O'Clock noon, OF that day

At la O'Clock noon. Of that day,
At WAfkane. Koolanp0kO, Island Of Oahu. all the
right title and interest of the said DAnielA deceased Of
In aud those csrn pieces Arces Of land situate at
WakAne, Koolaupoko, Oahu, aud described as follows:
Ehma loi me ke kahuahale. Kumunui.-E hoonAka
XIII aksu maukA kela PHI ana me ke KaikamA
me KAheAna kA iihl kae PAIL holo ak co. 10
hem maai XIII ak nakai keia alaia, hem az hlk 90
panku ma ko Kukahua q hIki kA hau boalonaia
ke kihi ak nlAuka aeie kahuAbale. alAA hem 3Ie
hIk s. kaul ko Mele W. ai1iIa hem - 90 hk i9s
kauI ko KamAi hiki ka anuai, Ike XIII hem msukA
o ko Kana aaia hem s. % hik % pauku, hem So kom
Eshaw al aIaa ak Sc i5, blk % kAu moku ara ka
wal kihl kae pali alliia ak i3 kom 2os kan
ka mi pail hlki ks kih hem maknio to Papahu, aaia
ak 4 80 blk i3 kaui ma ko FApahn, Ak ~ kon l.
o. kaHi gAheAnA IA lih pal hlki kAhii hoo
makaL Mhioko oiA apanA- Is ekA-
Auana loI KakAweleoie.-E hoornaka naa ke XIII
hem mAukA keiA ke XIII hem mAkal ko KonA
IoI pin "A alma Puka a e holo ana Ak ~
kom p kAnl ina 10 Koma aiAila * 5ls ~ blk l.
II kan ma kanai sl Aia hem Iss 90 blk kani
ksuI -la 10 Kauhoe hlki PuEa, AiAA hem % pauku
he Is kon Iot kaui. ma kO PukA hid kahi hoo
naka1 Moloko ola ApanA .s-lo0 eka. 5li ananA-
Apana loi. Kokoweheoie-E hoOnaAkA ma ks kihi ak
maaia asADa 2pi me ko Koala his me 70 KAIns
ehgio ana bet o. kani kO Koua h ks Ka
uhOe alala 20 sy ko kani ko Ka7hoe, aAia AZ
egs IS hk II kA1l ma ko PuA aialia hem ~ ~ hik
k.pi r,s ko wahaIoIe a me ko gauai, hla kAhis hoo
natal. MAloko ola apanA sI-Ieo ekA, 1ss anaHa.
Also that certain piece of land situate At wHikane,
Aforesaid and described ~ foiiovs;
Rsoo-akA ks ana na ke k1h hem IA m inla hoio
ana a, ~ kou 90 kAui alAA ak Gi IS Ink IS kaui PHI
ne he kahua hAiepue. aiaa hem So ~ hk % sau
mi ma knia Konohl. Ola "A macid keH alma,
alailn hem gs kom 1o7 kAul hiki lA hoouakA ana
rnAl0ko keia npArA 2inA, 1-I0o eka-
Also an the interest Of aid DAnIela ofIn and 10 the
ahunuaa on wakape, beirg his share Ia such land
arired by deed from n. Oinio and EAiaeioA-
FOR further particulars inquire o.
sSu CECIL nEowH' Administrator.
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6,rRerlr COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDI.

Kauai, IS August Term A. y. ISL.
kaluaa ". nbellant for divorce Ioani <. hbelee.
In the Gboye entitled libel for divorce, il is ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bonds Of atrmony be
favor OF the Kaluna for the OF The
adultery Of the sid iosn be made absolute after the
expiration Of SIX from the date OF this decree,
upon compliance with the thereof, unless sufficient
cause shall appear 70 the contrary.
And IbeIlAnt IS ordered publish attested copy Of
this order in the Government Gazette and kuOkoa for
weeks the first publication to be within one
month from the date OF this order that all persons inter-
eset may within six months show why said decree
should not be made absolute.
By the Court. FRANK BINDf,
Clerk Circuit Court 9TH Judicial Circuit.
NaWtliwih, Kauai, Angus; stb. ISL,
Nawniwli Kauai. August sth 1877.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is tue and faith
fn copy the original decree ia above entitled cause
file the Clerks Ofiee of the Circuit Court Of
the Fourth Judicial Crcnit FRANK BISDT,
6ss St Clerk Circuit Court 4th judicial Circuit
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On SATURDAY, Sept. 22nd
Ia l: o'elack -. % - y.

Al the Court Hoes door IN the CITY of Honolulu. al
the right ate ut-r~si Of the sld sylvester saban
Castro of 10 and thai certain piece OF pArtel Of land
Puunui HOaoiniu ozhn. and described fol-
lows.
hooulAka ma ke khi heuaa ma ke kumn IA poiiaku
pail aoao uaauka hur aaa rahANai haio ASsn, 5ss
~ kozn ios pAnkn p luna ma "A aoAo mAnkA x
he pabo A. akAu ~ hik 81 pAuku pAhn Alan Akau -
IS Eom y pAuks PIN "a Puunsi no Sahsle-
AahAla h.ki ke kihI "a ANA fAhoar aAia pa
luk1 kA auv1i lS7 hik los paaku Akan ~ kom
. panku 4kAn = kom t6 pauku akau II blk l1S paaku
pli ana me ko PnhuA alma . hln ge klhi heEA ka
Aha NAhaleauhala henz ss7 IS hik 80 razku no
kAhAEA ma kA alma anaikni. alAa- hema ~ kon lxi
Fa1ka, heEA lss ~ pAnku ma kA hkinA akAu re
kAhGuAi ahiki he kihl hoo-nakA nuA Al, g1-loo ekA
Being the premises described In Royal Patent,
No --SI, krleAna, Helu 60 Apa1a !. taase1 70
PAAkAhl TIE above KAl0 Land and vel wAtered.
FOR further p9rticuinrH inqnire OF
6ss 81 CECIL BROWN, Administrator.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
C,IRcuIr COURT OF THE FOURTH JUDI.

" OlAL tlkCllt-
Kauai. SIS. August Term A. D. IS77.
Ennale ksio W. vs. ]. W Kao K decree of divorce.
on the above entitled decree of divorce, 1t is
dered that decree OF divorce from the bOnds Of matr
mOny be entered in favor OF the said Emsle for the
Of the said Kao having the eprOsg and being in
curahle 10 be made absolute after the expiration Of six
months from the date Of this decree, upon compliance
with the thereof unless sufficient shall appear
TO the contrary.
BY the Court. FRANK BISDT,
Clerk Circuit Court 4th Judicial Circnit-
Nav Twill, EAnaI, August 7th, ISL
hereby certify that the foregoing true and faithful
copy Of the original decree the above entitled
file in the Clerks Oce OF the CrSn Court of the
Fourth Judicial Circuit FRANK BINDT.
SIS CT CierE Circuit Court 9Th Judicial Circuit
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wArER- NOTICE.

srsyzo iuf-arezsass os aoiica issaea from ;hls
49, se zsi relz;vs tie hours for rriea-
tsz kzFe hssa 'rspo-Ied Sac tll4s dzss-
II caazlz % tas supply Is s7eh make &
Iz7zave -. tas rsgaizs5a saoald enforced The
Tao svs therefore asu iaszraose5 reP0rs al oen-
ds sae ssz rs 3zss ne rsgaAto1 BE si-icIiy en-
sa-ceL R0BERT LISHNAN,
Sup- wAseg WORKS, &C.
o.sos Eoso,zia wsser worss. Aas- SSH, ISL.
AFF-1reC = MOTT SNTEH.
Niussia- % the Tut=rs1- SIS
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EzwAzu Gaveruarus Boads In denominations os sleo,
$50 s s4Ooo Aaa ss0oo bearing Interest % per
c per yea- pzyzae les ta2a years, HAy Be
haz ssA nssJ sru1ua; uatl further no;ce on Applca-
.iaa a. ihs EzEzlzz Treasury.
JOHN N KAPENA.
Minister of FlnAuce.
nr-ss.
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Es- No Credit for Passage Money. 1sa
Tickets ut the Office only.
No berth viii be considered as taken padtcI. Not
responsible for unmarked Baggage any Freight
GELS unless receipted for.
Freight Money Due on Demand.
ES- effort viii be made the Steamer reach
Honolulu the evening OF the day she leaves Maui
SAMUEL G. WILDER, Agent.
once with Wilder Co. corner OF Fort queen Streets
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On sz=z=Er he =zh dzy 0fAnEnst Is-- a. u O'Clock
ASA e f-ozf sas-4aor AlHolAa Hale. VII Ss sold
a. F- az-aaa % hsgaess eld1sr the lease OF 70
Ar-a1s uf Csarsrznzs I1ad lying hes~eeR KEzOr and
s-Euauaiaiu4-- EAzaAEzA Hawai- Upset rsasai SKY
Evg el-4-s rs Pe- Gnuuz-
O sz-zra1y, san5 q September, Isl. al the SEns
r=s Ead rce ~ De sols tAs lsass ortAs Land oF Fo-
HRKAAr KAN osAu. sorE ts-= % ave ys=rs- Upset
F-lce kIA
= zrCTT SIXTH, Nlulsss- q ne Interio--
-use-i1- 05or kuSusf =, Is--- sSl
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WATER. WATER! 4!

A IL PERSONS HAVING IRRIGATION
n EH-1wEeres fruzn the Rip-s % the Houoinin Water
"a hHraT EoI1e5 sfAf TIE ho-rs for Irrigation
frnu1 zEs date III farther notice Wil be f-cu 70
orla-xrA fuuui % csiscS p N. o. eseh dzy.
aev lzErsEEEleus uf TIE shove regulation viii subject
me z.s.s- cep-yNiiou n hss water pTiv
aa-H EOREFT LfSHNAN.
Supt WSter Worss &C
O1soe Earzlaln Wsse- works, AuE. -, Isl.
Ar--uree- = Nr1rT Smith.
M--E-a- - fhs Ints-1a- 6SS
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List Of Licenses Expiring in August
1871
OAHU

i-An F.s<- wsiEzzs KeoazzPsks-
.-ka -. S111zG Ssreez. Huoolaiu
s-w 4 e-see AAEaASs- Ss-eei, aoao9ain-
s-Toee D<vies- ksAAz-aNaa Ss-eet Hooo-1i1-
--aa c1aer 4 "a EHiAlsN
- Z E-IlSs klag St-ee-
E-oueaE Hcek Te1E. SGcNzz s-reei-
fz-ke Seoz. EAsl4sa Esal4aposo-
ls-Hs1-v ENr<A kius Srraet
"a y Hs5-ce & C Caesn SrseeL
.s-Aazzz1 Ssre1l. Eo-f Sg-rSL
MAUI.
l-sE EAasssss EAlsPolspO
-n-rlr FAI W2laSH-
81 Asee. N'2lnkG
ES-E- Ean11lia. kaura. R=n2-
aAwAIL
Is AKA cSlzlA KoaaA
81 Ea1srss. kAFoh1- RazA
1a-c Ash FlaaozzS HGc-
--R~a=a Wa1-R
- $500. P-ah1zzk- Efia
Ee-l-- Nlssl krzA-A
WHOLESALE
-.-2 = esluos 4 O., czeez ss-e-S Eoaclzla.
RErAJL SFIErr.
.t-sz Ls=sz cz=zs-cAl EusaA
wEOUESNLE SPIRIT
i-NA-s.-.-.s o. Ea-A-=.-c s.-est
60 1szE. ssros.1s Ss=reI
BILLIARD
E--s Sz--sy. 7 aSss' Sszszz ssTest
BCrcEER
S-Aks E.a-asa- oas.
-.-gzs1k,aA EaisA- EEsz-
sS-o- EalS Hr.a.aA- 0.1z-
1l-c2Er EoT, NAls,-.- o-s1-
- EHAz-z "a aL--k-t- sEdzAlEr1-
Ez-zz NrE-see- N4zL
TTCTTAIISG.
s-AkEr Na-sns Ss-est Clxssaec.
%-AEutzc & AATark- Se14zz Ssreei-
S-Afsl1- rn-Aal11A- EiiA
Es-gaAz Hesn- En--akea S1-se.
CAEE PEDDIISG-
r-Am-R %-Asee-
HORSE
-s-r paluzan. 10. 70 =-SCEloAl- 70 =
FusEtC sEow.
rE-ga=z rAA-S, TstGE-e-
41-E A CAa-ZE1. EaE4-iA1 n1'--
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KS : n HkvEE0sE hAs besa appointed by the Board
a. Eiasiou sosooi geag fos ihs Dssrei o. NAEAWao
lslsnl - Nsss ". Jas SMITH. secretary,
Ezzazssa osses. AIallza. Hals. Aus. =, ls-.. ess
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NOTICE

sss azvs g-si funds invest hereby notified that
Iisszisa r-sasy Noses q denomination q sloO san
sso1 sgol and ss1ol bus Interest o. per cent per
Fezr ss .ssase aPpls2sion limited extent
JOHN N. KAPENA
Minister OF Finance.
Elazzcs Dez=-5zasnI- August ., ls11. csc
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IA rs 2. Rtla41S las been appointed BY the Board
g Elz1.a0a. Caz-lor q the SAhoaAl Nassam.
". JAS SMITH. Secretary.
Elaaz.isa o15os. AIaoisui Haze Aus. =, Is77. sss
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or1clAI has ihs dAy been received AZ this De
razzzeut durluE ihe Ahsenov oS Her Brrauuc MAJ
ssggs CdazSsioa~r aud Coasul General, the Ear u
E-aT - aathor1ed Theo Il. nzvies, Esquire
lrl-Esl CausrI CFeueraI MOTT SMITH,
Mi-sfer % Fo-eirn Affairs &C Interim.
Tlara-sulcnt q Fo-esrn Nfalrs-
Eeaoiulu. AarEsf =. iS-7. 65e 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE
-OF-
R IL AL EST Il A IL Il,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that under
~ order of ths supreme CourT made In the Estate
OF sylvester sabAn Castro deceased, shall Sell al
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0eeurrei in the mosth Of July il the regular steam
communication lOug established between San
Francisco and your port. The new Hawaiian Steam
er Advertised to sail in the middle Of July but
work or her was not finished in time and her trial
trip rot made until August 2nd.
The re establishment of the steam line TO Honolulu
with the prospect Of an increased number of monthly
trips will rejoice every interested in the advance
ment Of YOUR Commercial Affairs
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Lease Of Government Lands at Auction.

Elazssrof he Iztsa0;
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MARCHANT. 80: MASTER.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-23

M. %. Church Hems.--The nest ses-
sion Of the Wilmington M. E. Confer
ence, will be held in Cheetertown,
Kent county, Md, commencing on
March, 18th. Bishop Foster, of Bos-
ton, will preside. III
The next semi-snnual session of the
bishops of the M. e. Chufch will be
held in this city in May next. This
session was never held in this city.
and the Wilmington Methodists will
feel highly elated at the honor con-
ferred upon them. e'"
The Bishopric of the ME-. Church was,
previous to 1872, composed Of eleven
Bishops, but at the General Conference
of 1875 no successor was elected to Blsh
op Morris, who died year or two pre-
vious. Shortly after the General Con-
ference of 1876 Bishop James died, and
now only nine remain as follows: Bish-
ops Scott, Foster, Harris, Ames, Simpson
Haven, Bowman, Peck and Wiley. At
their session they will lay out their work
and assign themselves to the various
Conferences for the ensuing year. Bish-
op Levi Scott, of Odessa, this State, is
the senior Bishop in years and term Of
service.
| Death on the Rdil.-The train known
I as the "limitsd express, north yesterday,
struck and instantly killed man whe
was walking along the track at Bacon
| Hill, between North East and Elkton.
He was thrown several feet into the air,
and alighted some distance from where
/ he was struck on the side of the road.
The man was tramp and there was no.
thing upon his person whereby he could
be identified. The coroner of the coun-
ty held an inquest and the jury rendered
verdict In accordance with the above
facts and exonerated the employees from
all blame.
On the Trail.-This morning Constable
Isaac kDillon received a dispatch from
officer Kershaw, of Lamekin, Pa, stat
ing that a negro supposed to be VIM
Scott, had been arrested there. Mr.. Dill
llonsstarted at once for Lamokin, accom-
panied by a man who is acquainted with
Scott and can identify him. Scott, it will
be remem bered, committed an outrage
upon Miss Harriett Foreacre, of Mer-
maid, last month, and "a reward of 1890
has been offered for his arrest.
| RAILROAD CHANGE,-1'he Maryland
and Delaware Railroad has put on q
second morning train, and the train will
leave Easton on and after Monday nexi
at Y.30 a. M, make close connections Al
Clayton, and arrive at Philadelphia al
1.45, Baltimore at 1856, and New Yorl
at $40 In the afternoon. This give
close connection both ways. ~ d
A Sharp Cro,od!-Last evening foul
scissors grinders, with their machines
t on their backs, and a tinker with hi
kit, marched single file into the polio
station and requested lodging The.
were allowed to sleep in the cells.
I Farm Sold.-rhe farm of Mr., ,Philemm
Chandler, advertised in the GAZETTE
was sola yesterday, by Stidham q
Son, auctioneers, to james L. Carpenter
forsi0, O;about 1922 an acre. Mr.. r.Chand
ler says 1t cost him $4,000.
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yILNINGToN MARKETS.
IsILADELpHIA MARKETS.

Wednesday. Non. u, 3 p. NJ
k7Ayp MEAL.--The Flour market
ID quiet, the demand being confined
ea consumers. Choice grades of
ud Winter Wheat. fam lilies, are
4 md meet a steady demand at
phce, state Of 1890 barrels, includ-
jNls extra Family, at e6 rs; Min
sfnra family. good at sc IL X as 25
To-, choice, at 26 so; do. do. do.
fnE 10; Pennsylvania do do,
lat S6 80; do. do. do, choice, at @6-
MdO.. fancy, at o.; Kentucky do.
rM Wheat. at $6 rs; do. do. do. a,
.as, at s6 s.; Ohio do. do. good, at
am Meal is quiet. We quote Brin-
EBnndywine at $3 10, I. o. b. Sales
irels al this price.
S-Wheat was without essential
Sales of $500 bushels, including
I'D al 81 40 a ! A; Southern do,
lk; Southern amber, 1 n q 1 4S;
kdo, at 81 43 a | As; Pennsylvania
lBH, and Michigan white, 81 40;
b! Western red, in the elevator, at
ftng is nominal, at 81 32 for No. 2,
for No. |. Rye is unchanged ,
NJ from zoe. for Western mp to 73 a
hlnsylvania. Sales 10, 900 bush.
ngPa. and southern yellow, in the
min depot, at &C.,; Western high
1.-The cars and elevator, at CSC; do
Of condition, at 62a84.; new sail
E6lc,; new white, at &c; rejected,
Ec. and cob corn at 45c. Oats
1ady demand at full prices. sales
bushels, including No. 2 Western
f'nnsylvania white at 3Sc,: West.
good and prime, at 3S q 40c., and
s nnl1ed. at SO.
$50 barrels OF Western iron
Aa 81 10 per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-23
|PEClAL NOTICES.
N umk els Bitter
Wine of Iron.

s,u been known to fail In the cure
,s attended with symptoms, In
W 70 exerIlon, loss of memory,
~ breathing, general weakness,
Isease weak nervous, ,trembling5a
aolfOr Of death. night sweats cold
ah1less, dimness of vision ,1anguor,
y asSitnde of the muscular .sys-
TIaiouS appetite, with dyspeptfc
W, gIi hands, flushing OF the bod "
~ Ilt SKIN, ,pallid countenance and
U,i houI tlle lace, purifying the blood,
M. Ig oacK heaViness of the eyelids,
4 ~So sS,acN spots flying before the eyes, 4
rNary suffusion and loss of sight:
S.ellllon, etc. These symptoms
Iy'll "a weakness, and to remedy
\ unkelsa Bitter Wine of.
gbS,ier lalis. thousands are now
|' 'ASalIil Sa,il who have used IL. Get the
= 13,u Tm only in 81 bottles. Take
N, 1a',hunkel's Bitter Wine or Irori.--
Nh Nh valuable tonic has been SO
if, M! Ns Ell by all classes OF the com
,,oli t.al IL Is now deemed indispensa-
@@ale medicine, IL costs but little,
f. n e o.ood, and gives tone TO the
lii ''NoVates the system and pro.
|f mr., r.5, 1
KY ask a trial of this valuable
IgfI only 81 per bottle. E. +,
Eraa, 1ole Proprietor, No. $50 North
|Gssl,,, BELOW ppeiow Vine, Fhila., Pa. Ask
! hltter Wine oil Iron, and take
y vra, "A photograph of the proprietor
"apper all others are counter
|lp
lgpl, Counterfelts. Do not let your
Am,SS ou any but Kupkel's, which
ssIX Ess, as above represented. You
,Hs, 'o'tles Tor $5. Ali l a k is one
The daily gazette., 1877-11-23
Ex.u. s. CONSUL CONVICTED.

Advices from Hong Kong, China, via
prevailed in Amarican circles there in
consequence Of the conviction of 0. B,
Bradford, formerly United States con-
sul-general at Shanghai, OF the charge
of opening and copying letters sent
through the United States mail for the
purpose of making their contents known
to Minister Seward. After long and
elaborate trial he was found guilty and
was sentenced by G. Wiley Wells, the
newly arrived consul-general, to pay
fine Of $3.50 and costs of the prosecu>
ton, and to suffer imprisonment for
twenty days. 1t is generally reported
that remarkable revelations are to fol>
low in connection with this affair, and a
thorough investigation of many long
suspected abuses is promised. "