davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-08-31
GutopaiGds Madtidtfn.

Spsper. Gus penn GreisionOs 3u,
Grbaltung BON &unfoeutmSlern uno
lltertbiimsrn int Set Bfals muroen pro
1877 fir Grbaltung uno Sunanoieeuna
uahbs5eidueter Nuinsu Iolsenos Se.
TRACE a~nsswieien lit Die Iuine ora.
u%snltein 800 d., D sstuburs 1850 Dr..
altsOabn $50 W., Summa 600 SO.
am %. Suli eridoB lid III Der gta9c
osr bicli9en Hbeulanlage, I'M 8allr
itebsmo, Der 16ldDrise &aailiiam5l 5rs
ling Suso 3 mn1crmang aus Dem GroB.
berSestpum 0sfen, sir 5eit liA IN
Spepsr auIbalteno Da5 Wotiu III
Otcler 2bat tam nit Beltimmtbsit nid)t
an9esebeu wtroen. Der nnalidlide
wIroe alsbala aus Dem Warer 9e3oAen,
maj aber ihonH tobt.
2sraunf6wsts. gtaD ser BON ber
brduHl bWelgiA Yaqnorecliou abst.
~1attcten a~brehunls tiir 1876 lber oil,
untsrltusuhssanltalt fir @Ileababnar.
better bal cs bic Nnltali bis @noe 1875
gu ell,em Setm0sen BON 562,057 Ut.
sebraht, welhe Summe in lideren Ba,
pisrsn an9e!e9l lit Die @eammtclu,
nabnte bctrul 1880 3D., Die MuS.
sabe 1922 3d., 10 OaB' lih pm 1876
cine WfcyreInnabme uou 45Sl ID. ct.
CAB.
lle6er bas Serm6a.it Der Neticnae.
Ieuidaft sWaibinsnbaus Ycrein" III Sc,
@oncurs erfannt. Die Actlea b>laufrn
Iih auf etlua 1870. 900, Ole Yailipa oui
100000 %. Sur Anmclonns bon
Anipridtn al tie @tIsul1ait it BON
bsr3o9l. SanoelS9eridt &erlnIa aaI eer
IL. Sui anbsraumt.
DaS WauIol.um ias cen 6er,oa
Earl BON Sraun(hueig, su oeIlen Gr.
ri6tuns CT ieIne uniuerlalerbn, bic
StaOt @cnt tel tamentariIt perpi lld).
tsts, loa nunmebr aur Nasii9rnus 9cs
brad)t weroeu. Gs iuiro in Sarbua SIC
Alpss tn @enf nit sintm &oltenapI.
wanO BON AGO. 900 Grancs srrid)tst
Seds Stanobiloer Der Yorfabrsn bes
0er5o9S, oarunter ais erlter SsinriG
Der SSus nno ais LETTER 6ritbriA Wil.
bslm. Der bel Quatrebas sefalene 8ate,
oes Grblaners, msroen oaram augs.
braht weroen. Gir BEN Garfopba1
1nS Darnsauuseu aus Der @sIAidts
bss braunidweisifdsn Sauiss in aus.
ltdt 9snommen unO fir baS oaS @an3,
frSnenoe @eitsriiaaobilo III Elm mobcr.
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Mtafht tflfsr. ptbe(Nta.
Ser Qfiea in pritnt.

2onoDn, 80. Qhs. Cine Spesiol.
Depeide bss Barrier rS'mps. BON Cor
niituoen ben %. Mnsuit meloet, hab Der
Gbef bss ruiliiden 5tobes. Ser. Nepo'
fofidibfD, ben edipfo.9oB beIuate,
am ben 3uFano Der Sruppen Su srmit.
rslns sr bsridtet, BOB lie nit Gebehs
mii.sln GUT bsrieben unb iebr eniihloien
tinb. NIB baS bic Siirten ermiioet ,Der-
ben. Mehrrre tauienb unbsgrabene2ei9en
Seruriadsn in Der n%meegeno beg 9iisels
eiu,n mausfebIihen 8erua.
@~sosntenoe0 srItdrfuneen ,parenSpnn
tag in @nbrepd.oneefommem.
Gin goryiprnosnt Ihdbt Dir ruff
{he @arniiOn i'm Na1le ailf 80 gotaiI=
lnnen.
2onoon, 80. Mns. Gie Micner
Gtpeide ess retonoaro" icst: Mo6-
fibten aus GonTtpntinopel melosn. bab
biz pforte bsfpblen bat 10000 Srup-
pen an Der Simpf.@ ren5c BON 9srbien
Su eonssniriren, nno bsidloHsn Bat, BEN
JirIaen Miian absiieBen unb einen iir:
fiiden @ohberneur fir bic Yropina gu
srnsnnen. ,penn estbisn Gries ohfanse.
Goldman polna iol isbt au Der Gin.
1idt ssIohat ieih, bab ss unmoglid lit,
ben @hipfa.paB buth einen MnerifI
brn Der Trohie Ter ai nsbmen. gr bat
bebbaib anseblid ben gntl9Iub aefobt,
bel ben 9brfern 6dipfa unb Sainfoi
befeiiiste 2aeer 81 erti@ten ilnb cur@
anbere pdIie iibsr ben 8altar rbrolid
bor3ubtinsea.
Cine Depeidr aus Mtben msIoet, oab
Die tiirfilden 9rnppen Die awilden Ser.
faleD uno Almpre in Sbsilalien periam.
melten eriediIhrn 8olontdre serftrsut
baben. S Der 2estersn ,purben gstDote
ilnb Is %perpunbst.
9ie erite Mbtbei!uns Der tuiiiden'
GaiIer9atoe 1T in &umdnien angtfom.
men.
Ssrbien fam ousidlisBtid Der 9ano
ausbr nnb ben &eIerpen 10000 damn
in oas 1slo fts1sn.
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Der. Man ertappie i'm, al5 sr in ON
laoen BatterIon e Mdtib wlon's elm
brad. Gs bottsn li9 5u bisism 3lpede
einise Wdnner ouf hieGouu aslegt. Che
err itarb, hcfonnte Brolpn, oaB CT sibt-
tsihe Gihbriihs periibt babe.
@orceEer Mai., 80. aus. Gs-
fern ipurbe Die Mouer einss @ebdnbes
oii,h einsn beftiOen Stnrm nmoe,pe6t.
Sobn Mobcnep uno SboNas @inn ,pnr
Ben 9et6otet.
Cape Ntap. q. s., 80. Mua. Gin
Wonn. Nnmens SteeIr, 25 Saere eli.
erfronf sefferu Bier beta 8aosn. Ser
gstTortene fammte aug @ilmiMston,
Sci. uno mar i'll g1snsr. 3d., in elmer
9to9tenbonoIung ansefslIt. Dls lsl9s
wuroe auf9rfunosn.
gincinnoti, ., 80. Mug. 9as
Sprf M1blono. Su., wnroe III nerruf9e-
ner Nadt beinabe adnsli6 onr0 Tsuer
5ernDrt. Wur Elm @eshdftsbaus entoing
ben Tlammen. 8trluh $2O--3O.0O0;
YsrIiheruns $4,000.
Di Sumbur9'ihe S6noppshrennersi
in psfin, ST., b%runnte 9eltsrn nisher.
@errut $4,000, gerliaeruug $4,000.
Gin @robihmieo, @amens garncp Dur
ran, fam in Sen aIaftmem i'm.
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far bic fulgenben
reiden lnb 5aGarsalfigen 0eitM9aftcn
ASSOCIATION
OE IIlIIIAUEEI TIA,
sssrtnbst 1920.
8eridt ser Mialie AM /. Sanudr 1877.

8ants iinb 0ypptbefsm unh
Grunbmietben auf GiBrts
iNnm ii oss Gtabt pgtlabel-
pbia .si,3s3,61 II
Ser. &taaten eingstrase 9rno5 62O,90O on
Darlsbea Der staat @blaesl,
p5ta ...........:... ........ i4LUtU w
@lAesbeltsn Ger Staot gbiia-
3 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11,172 70
0a,lcben Ger Gtaht 9ittstur9
unb anterer @tabtr..-.:.... 61,480 90
Oarlab II bes Srsimaurer YEN
pels, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 22,C00 90
0runt- &isentbum ...".".... 1920 70
3pnts ron serltisbsnsn @iIen
babnen uno anbere Corpora
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 355,s7o 90
Mftisn rpn psr|gieeenen @ilen~
bebnsn uno n,bfre @rrporda
ttpnru....~........."".". 1852, 924 50
NreebGufte unb @Ntesablie
:. Suiersisn.............:.... $4,000 20
Vaar srrratblg unb in 5anoen
ypm aeentem.. ........"... $1,000 z
$3,7es, o95 GA
Sim ftcn Sanuar 1876 tetrr~
9ea bic W1stsMh".""..::: 3,56l,932 "a
3unnbme i'm Sabre 1S76......$ 226,i63 80
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Snbien.

2onboh, 80. Aug. Gin bonn /. Stu,
GRIT batitter 8risf meIbst, baB ipcnis-
items 24.o00,O00 Msniden i'm iiplihen
Snoisn an Suneersnotb Islben nno BOB
ninoeifens Elm @chfel 'bieier @ebolts.
runs Sunssrs iierben mub. Dis gu
fdnne iolen firdterlih ieit. :@sit Dem
Nnfange Der Sunssrsnotb lino ipsnis=
items 100000 Yerionen budtabli9 Der
bunsert.
, 1877-08-31
gle penutblpauia
ssner DsrNbsrnnas . Wefta(1aft
bon E9ilaselbbia.
Geatanost 1928.

9Saar capital. ....s 400. 900 90
Qetipa ~1,655,7l7 20
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Granfrei@.

2~onbon, 30. gus. Cine Barrier
9epeihe bss telegraph" oatirt Mlit-
ternodt. 80. Musuf, beri6tet, oaB@amz
BETA atssmieien wototn 1T, ON nd1.
item Grsitase Dor Dem gipilttibhhol
Ter Seine gu eridsinen.
, 1877-08-31

sEMI-WEEKLY SUN, SO A YEAR,
of the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY but with o greater variety Of
MISCELLANEOUS reading, and furnishing the news
to It's subscribers WITH greater freshness. because
1T comes twice a week instead of once only.
, 1877-08-31
81 @efrnf.
Gir9inia
sycmer mnb martme
Capital 100000.
Sffice: 1918 Maiu etra6e.

Dtsfe TfrlUerurgs. @sieHf6aft III ltpn I'M
Sabre 1882 irs 9ebrn aerufen unb bat ft
itrts ale cine her telfen ano GGer1fh Weien-
i@laften b pisIet u,b felt tbret GutfrDung
S2,5o0,000 fir 8crliins teSabIi.
Die burbfauttit1r Disioeste befrua 70
pro3, per annsm felt ibrer @ nouas.
2Gir eriu6sn Nis, rsiGs G~erlideruneen
sn MAIDEN babtn, tn uhle + Sfirf, 70.
1915 Wdia Str., 1cr3niW ben, porr uns
bur6 bic pcif sit benadritt en-.
". =. Goinarbtt, gtdi stt.
mo @antuel y. a9ihis, Ctr.
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TERMS TO CLUBS
The DOLLAR WEEKLY SON.

~
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SuN.
Five copies, one Yea, separately addressed,
-Four D0iiaras
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed (and
an extra copy to thagetter up Of elub),
twenty copies, one year, Separately addressed
(and al extra copy to the getter ub of cfub),
Fifteen Dollars.
Fifty copies. one year, 10 orc address tand the
Semi eekly one year TO getter up of club,
ThiTsy-three D0iiarss
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (and
The semi weekly one year TO Getter IN OF cinb).
Thirtp-five Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year. to one address
lant the Daiiy Tor one Year 10 the eetter up OF
c'oo)' Fifty DOalsrs.
One hundred COPIES, one year, separately ad.
dressed tahG the Daily tor one year to the ssetter
up ciup)' Sixty Doiiarss
THE SErff-ygEENLY SUN.
Five copies. one year, separately add
EignN Dollars.
Ten comics, one yrar. separately addressed (and
an extra copy TO getter up of cl1b),
NJ Sixteen n",'aru.
SEND YOUR MONEY
in Post Office orders. checks, or draft W.
tork, whenever conTenient. If not, tneL .sistef
she letters containing money. Address
l. w ENGLAND. pnhl,shc-
~"n "ttice. Nav Ynrk N't~
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@eprse Gibfrst, IT.,

sc o. 1901 81 q i Stra6e.
Smppttenr nnb GanbIcr in
alien Sorten Gur5cllan> nro glas.
Waaren, Iowie in perihtcSencn
Nrtcn SousbaItausssse
rdtbihafter.
50 babe icebsn Nirsft erbattrn cine nert
8crm Wirtbihafiss BIaiAen une ale ssten
ron @laier, aritaa-5la(dsa @bampaauer-
0ldfef, tin ppuss enforcement 0on 8isrsla-
irrn. Sisbalter oeer WafeIfIblsr yHsfrtesr-
etcrS," lptpie cine ero6e 9uspabl BON fransg-
iiiGsn NIB ensiii9sn vgrSs!lan.
, 1877-08-31
pETERsBU r.
Spar II. Dtriiherun9aeeiealhaf
OF PETERSBURG, VA.

100000
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
KICKAPOO INDIANS WANT
TO RETURN,
San Antonio Texas,Nov. 20, 1877.

San Antonio Texas,Nov. 20, 1877.
An important movement is cunlem-
plated by the tribe of Kickpoo IN
lians showing that tney are dissatis-
fled with Mexico as place of residence
Intelligence has just been received
from perfectly reliable source to tn.
effect that large body of Kickapoos
now living in the State of Cninuahua
have made, or are making application
To the American and Mexican authori-
iics for permission to leave chihuahua
and return to their resei vations ON
this side of the border. This is con-
siderrd an important matter, because
the Kickapno5 were for many year,
engaged in active hostillties with the
United States government, aud took
An exceedingly active part in the
numerous raids that have kept the
Texan border in turmoil for severs,
years past. 1t is believed that if the
application of the Kickapoos Is grant
ed much of the trouble on the frontier
will be removed for il these Indians
retire to the reservation. they deserted
when they went ON the warpath the
government will be able to keep them
quiet.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE wILMrNeroN,

NJ nmIhains LEAVE WILMINGTON.
9.q1, 1890 q. m; 1851. 1910, 2.3o, 4.SO
6.46, 9.48, p. m. On sundays 200, s 10 a
~ m; %, 9 80, 8 40, p M
For New York: 209, 6A m, 70 81, 12 40
FOR Baltimore and Washington i214. 1 Is
s59a m; 1881, IL SO, o. 90. pm. Sundays
For Port Deposit: 4 SO p m; no Sunday
For New Castle: 3, 8 20, o 80 a m; 80, 8 30
m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware r. R.: 8 Os, 9 30 m; 80 p m
no Sunday train.
For Wilmington & Northern r. R.: 6 25 q
m; 10 p m; no Sunday train.
For Delaware Western r. R.: 10 20 a m; s &c
pm; on Sundays: 10 80 a m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From PhiladelpnIa: IL 56, S34, o "a a m; Il
a,js nj u q a, !, l2S7, - sSS; 45I, "a 8 2s
100 M; I 80, 5 81, ii 10 p m. ''
From New York; IL 90, 8 "a a m; 12 "A, 70 So
SG, 81 p m; ON Sundays: II 5e a m ;
From baltimore: 1S, s41, a m; 12 7, 12 SO,
s,ss6 m; on Sundays: Q 1S m; 9 sc
From Washington 2 1s a m 12A, IL 3s.
636, o 46 p m; on Sundays: 2 Is a m; 8 40
From Port Deposit; 500 a m; no Sunday
From New Castle: Z 90, 8 80 a m; 12 90 m;
4 20, 6 40, 7 O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
From Delaware r. R.: 8 80 a m; 4 20, 6 40 p
m; no Sunday trains.
From Wilmington & Northern r. r.: II 80
am: 8 10 p m; no sunday trains.
From Delaware Western r. r.: 50 a m
310p m; on SUNDAYS: 6 90 pm.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
From Broad street and Washington ave-
nue.: 80, 100, 10 80, 45 m; 2 80, 8 80.
400, 8 10, 645, o 45, IL so pm; on Sun
days: 8 80 a m; 6Ol,9 As, II 80, m.
From Thirty-Second aud Market streets:
25, IL 45 q m, y 10, 55, s so, IL 10 p m;
on SUNDAYS: 8 80. IL 40 m.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

THE SMALL PARTY MAJoRITIEs IN
EACH HOUSE OF CoNGREss.-rhea ad-
mission of AIR. Meicalfe, of Missouri
Saturday, reduces the democratic majorl-
ty of the House of Representatives to
thirteen. There are now 29l members,
of which 15a are democrats and l30 re-
publicans, with one congressional district
unrepresented-that of Colorado. The
Senate now stands, with the new demo-
cratic Senator from Indianna: Republic
cans 80, democrat "a, independent (Mr.
Davis, of lllinois,) 1, with three vacan-
cies, 2 from Louisiana and from South
Carolina. With Mr.. Sharon, of Nevada,
absent, and counting Mr.. Davis with the
democrats, with whom he has voted on
some questions, the republicans have but
two majority. The Senate has not been
SO closely divided for forty years. Grant
ing the republicans majority OF four,
or even five, it will be noticed that three
votes are only required to destroy thrif
VOTE Oh almost any question that may
ARISE.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION

COLUMBIA, Nov. 20.-An election was
held here to-day for State Senator and
Representative, to fill the vacancies oc-
casioned by the recent resignation OF
Nash and Minort, colored republicans,
who were compelled to yield to the pres
sure on account of the discovery of their
rascalities. A significant fact in this
election is that one year ago the republic
cans polled vote of 1000 majority,
while to-day there are not twenty-five
voting the ticket. Both candidates are
democrats. John Fl. Knsler, like a sec
ond Cincinnatus, received his nomina-
ton for Senator while following the
plough. John e. Haskell, for Represen-
tative, is prominent lawyer here and
well known throughout the State. Both
ale elected. Not single fight or dis
turbance of any kind has occurred.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
THE ANr1.REsuMrTloN BILL.

WASHINGTON, November 2O.-To-
morrow the anti-resumpLion bill will
come up unless the deficiency appropria-
Lion obtains the preference. The
House feels that it is due 10 the Execu
tive to first pass all appropriation bill S.
Atkins is censured for having the bill
recommitted yesterday. Randall, when
chairman of appropriations, never hesits-
ted to amend his own bills in the House.
Atkins is reported very sore over the de-
feat of the committee on the army bill,
aud is less bold than before. Mr.. Wood
today said that the question of adjourn
ment would Not be brought up until all
pending legislation was disposed of.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

SOUTHERN LINES TO EURoPE.-Slx
steamships, ranging between thousand
and seventeen hundred tons each, are ad-
vertised to run from Norfolk to Liver
pool, fortnightIy, until the close of the
year. The first vessel sailed Wednesday
with 1000 hales cotton. Twenty years
ago no Southern port had steam to Eu-
rope. Now Baltimore has two regular
lines, with other steam hips putting IN
FREQUENT trips, and New Orleans. Calves
ton, Savannah aud Wilmington possess
intermittent lines, running through the
cotton season aud occasionally after
wards. The man reliance thus OF South :
ern steam hues to Europe is cotton: 1t
they desire r, gular European steam hips
they must Great other colnmerce to the
West Indies, Mexico anI South Amer
ica. Norfolk has one of the finest har-
bors u this country, anu We heartily Goa
gratuatt, our Virginia neighbor upon It's
improving commercial prospects.-BdH
io9Lu.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
FORGETTING THEIR DIGNITY.

To the unpr judiced observer it would
appear much more crediLable TO the men,
bes ot The House at Washington if they
would at once expel Robert smalls, the
colored Congressman from South Caroli-
ia. convicted of bribery and corruption
III that State, Instead of wasting valuable
time in discussing the question whether
his arrest was not "a violation of the
privileges OF the House." Ii these privi-
10 ,es"ar intended to shield rascally Con,
gressmen from arrest aud punishment, it
is time they were greatly curtailed or en-
tirely abolished.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
THE SENATE IN FAVOR OF THE
BILL.

The Feeling Regarding Blaads Measure
"A Caucus Of the SendtOrs-Ihirty-
Nine of them. Declare in its FduOr
( and Ttoeaty-T,oo Oppose its Passage.
From the Phila. Times.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
A strong friend of the silver bill n the
Senate, and one of the most prominent
in that body, has made "a canvas of the
Senate ard says there is no doubt of the
passage of some bill. The present Bland
bill may be amended in the Senate by
prohi biting free coinage and legal ten
der limit may be established, but Sena-
tor Jones and others think that the latter
will not be done. The following is the
canvass: In favor of the silver bill
NJ essrs. Allison, Armstrong, Bailey, Beck,
Bruce, Cameron (Pa.,) Came. on (Wis.),
Chaffee, Cockrell, Coke, Conover, Davis
tiny, Davis wv. Va.), Dennis, Dorsey,
Ferry, Garland, Gordon, Harris, Here
ford, Hill, Ingalls,. jones, Nevada; Nc
Creary, Mcdonald, Matthews, Maxey,
M Drgan, Oglesby, Patterson, Plumb,
Saunders, Sharon, Spencer, Teller. Thur
man, Voorhees,, wallace and Withers-
total, 80. Opposed to the silver bill
Burnside, Christiancy, Conkling, Dawes,
Eaton, Edmunds, Hamlln, Hoar, Ker-
nan, Mcpherson, Mitchell, Morrill,,
Randolph, Rollins, Sargent, Salisbury,
Wadleigh and Whyte-total, %. Those
who are doubtful, but who are most like
ly to vote for the bill are: Messrs. Booth,
Grover, Howe, Johnson, Kirkwood, Nc
MILAN, Merrimon, Paddock and Win
dom. Those who are doubtful, but will
probably oppose the bill, are: Messrs
Jones, Florida; Lamar and Ransom. The
bill, from the present Indications, will
not be reported at the present session. Al
any rate there is no prospect that it will
pass before the regular session.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

THE TIDAL WAVE of assa iits upon edi.
tors NV stleo nul,t.s h4vin4 ,p MT lts torce
W ,thout any decidedly brilliant achieve
m-nts, the beli- errnt biackgnards have
nntlraliy gravltalrd down 10 Mayors aud
P,s ma.ters. Pnii,delpuia's lutu cam
nrouud again ye, erday, Wh-n Nc. Timothy
G ,s-y, strrei-t'.rner ne"s-Ve9der whost
oc, u .ti III had been ended BY M ,yor Sex,
ley, dealt blow upon the chm Ut ITS rug,
gsd Chief Mtglsrat On the street, without
env prem mt, n whatever. The Mayo
gathered M. q sey up and heIh h'm Out oi
strik NJ reach until "a policeman relieved
hlm OF hs charge, when the offender was t.
b4 Tor trial by Alderman Allison. The
Mayor wasn't seriously injured by tut
blow and he IN ANONYMOUSLY refrain from
retaliation, ss he could have made 1t deci-
dedly unpleasant for the assallant had be
returned the stroke.-Tinles
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
|G WORRELL..' ',~.
| Carpets & Dry Goods,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
|sneciai Circular,
|'P OCTOBER 1877.
|DRY GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

In consequence Of the action Of lead
w Dry Goods Houses Of Phitadst-
,ls advert,sing their goods at EX-
ERE.uELY LOW RITES, zoe an
bounce from this date, and until
tMhsr notice, SWEEPING RE-
DUCTIONin in the prices Of our EN-
TIRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,ana
,srdfMly submit the following:
4 For the last Is years De haue kept
Ne best qualities Of Goods. Our Stock
b d this time complete in euery de-
,Htnsm. We haze made prepara-
lions for thus Seasons Trade in od-
rps Of any since 1873. Our sup
Es are from the best importing man
tldunng and jobb,ng houses m
Iinrica. We thoroughly understand
kbusiness. In thus special saIs,and
tthss special prices, no change aoiH
made in our terms. While zoe re-
rt that the prices at ,chach ,Oe shall
fr goods wiH be TOO LOW for
IRRITABLE competition, ,ce are satisfied
d It the proper course to pursue,
aNo store can be successful that does
NJ recognize that IN PROTECT
LvG ITS CUSTOMERS 1T consuIts
hGR best interests. ....
In htonclusson, our friends and the
F5lic are asked to EXAMINE for
h1'slveS, and compare STYLES and
QVALITIES. 1t wiU certainly
Pay THEM. ..t
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21

M. C. a. Meetings. This week the
Young Mems Christian Association are
holding meetings in Mr. DuVaps church
corner Market and Tenth streets at u o.
clock every evening. Christian workers
will find q good field of work in these
meetings.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-21
John L. Malone.
PLAIN ORNAMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS

nEI,A WARE AVENUE MAD1oOI'
STS., WILMINGTON. DELL
Constantly on nanJ sa sSs3ftmsasS @siah p. 'b he
s ,eSS nrenared to work up into Monuments
Il Haad pudipd and Foot stones, Steps, Mantels and
Honse Hons w Work in general. Having a long ex7 s;
perience in the business ne assefs To al
Inao MAJ nsv me fs vor him with their patronage
me rbe pubic are invited TO call and lnspsc ,sI
.,,s 4 aue Ip"rE and earn his prices. noV2l-fo-l
The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29
PASSENGERS.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1877-08-29

CENSORSHIP OF THE Pass IN ESGLASD.-The
recent trial of Charles Bradlaugh and Mrs. Annie
Besant for the republication of an American book
has excited great deal of interest both sides of
the Atlantic. The work in question is entitled
Fruits of Philosophy" and was written by DR..
Knowlion. When published in the United States
it attracted very little attention, and met with but
8 small sale It belongs TO that class OF books the
merits OF which have been often discussed namely,
those which treat Of the relations of the sexes in
plain and popular manner. Bradlaugh and Mrs.
Besani, for publishing the book 10 England, were
severely punished, being sentenced to six months
imprisonment aud to pay fine Of two hundred
pounds each. The Chief Justice, like good many
other sensible people, pronounced the prosecution
an exceedingly ill-advised affair and calculated to
serve as a fine advertisement of the book, and so
the result has proved, for where single copy was
sold previous to the trial, Thousand sold now.
Another American book by Mrs. Duffey on The re-
latious of the Sexes" which, in that country, is
regarded very pure, and containing information
Of vital importance 10 all, has been suppressed in
England being prejudcial TO public morality.