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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-15

j. L. Brandeis has just received very
large stock Of dress goods.
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The Sheboygan merchants are closing
up their stores at O'Clock every evening
except Saturday-a sensible move, and one
that our business men wonld do well to
follow, as it would save lights and fuel
and give merchants and clerks chance to
spend their evenings as they pleased. The
sales in any of our etoras, after 8 o'clock,
will not pay the expense of keeping them
oIen.
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The steamer Chicago has gone into win
ter quarters. The Apena made the trip
to kewannee in Eer place last Saturday.-
Enterprise.
The steamer Chicago is still running
between here and Chicago, Bro. Reed.
The Sheboygan is the laid up boat.
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We just received our new black cash
meres, 46 inches wide, a beautiful black
aud certainly low at the prices we sell
them at, viz: Sl15 Si25 81 so.
i SCurErrE & Rpns
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Ask for the "W ellington" ''Hercules'
and 'F. b. ladies kid gloves, in all colors,
warranted not to rip nor tear. Price 100
and $50.
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Misses Catdic Meliu and Inez Turner re
turned from Mani.owoo Cd Monday last,
where they have been visiting the families of
II. G. and ". j. Turner. Their reports.
of Manitowoc and its Inhabitants would
lead one to conclude that hearts were
trumps in that locality. Port Washington
Cor. Sentinel.
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To some unknown person who let the
devil out of that beer key before leaving it
on the parsonage steps, ore night this
week. JOHN w. OLMSTED.
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MERCHANT TaII0RS.


+ street. TWO LaorS West Of E. X Il f. II. Rand :
Hardware Store. All work warranted well done and
10 III t425-ly
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HARDWARE, STOVES, Etc.
pAUS LEUBNER.

AIER in sll kinds of Stoves andHard var,
NJ Manufacturer Of Copper. Tin sndS CT
srei, York street, North Side Msnitow )e.
244ly
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For Sale or To Let.

One Farm Of 80 acres, situated 81 miles north
west of this city, of which 90 acres are under good
improvement. Good buildings, and well watered.
Terms liberal. j. L. PLATT.
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There wall be no services at the bpiscop
al church next Su '. Rev. Mr. Agerill
having gone to Iowa for his family.
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METHODIST.

ST PAUL's corner Seventh and State streets.
~. Res. j. W Olmsted. pastor. Services
l0e O'Clock Il. and o'clock p. m. Sunday
School al O'Clock p. IN. raygr meeting on hurs-
day evening, at p. m. Leaders and Stewards
meeting on first Monday in each month at ?. NJ.
yEEAAS. on Ninth street. near Marshall. Rev.
- x. Becker, pastor. Services at lUz O'Clock
N. and p. Sunday School at o'clock a. m.
Prayer meeting, Thursday ~ p M Singing ana
Bible class al and p. IN. Fridays.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-11-15

During his long reign the Pope has
founded $50 bishoprics. In Europe there
are 59j prelacies; in America, 70; in
Africa, II; in Asia. 10; and in Australia,
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PRFSRYTERIAN.

lNiRs1 PREsBTTERIAN, northwes: corner Eighth
aid State streets. Rev. ". +. Cellars pastor.
Hours OF seryices-l0R Il. N. I. p. m. Sunday
school al : p. IN. Weekly prayer meeting on
Thursday evening, at : O'Clock.
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Thanks

A larg st ok of overcoats FIR mer,
youth and chi dren at j. L. Brandeis'.
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The Rev. NJ V. Averil left the city for
Iowa, and will return sometime next week
with his family, who have been visiting
friends in that state. In consequence of
the absence of the rector, there will be no
service at st. james church next Sunday.
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QUARTERLY MEETING-Next Saturday
and Sunday. Rev J. w. Carhart, D. D.,
p. f., will preach at the st. Paul NJ. f
church en- Saturday eve, at clock, and
on Sunday at 10 ID q. m. Love Feast on
Sunday at a. m, and communion service
at close of morning service. Preaching 10
the evening by the pastor.
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NoRyEGIAN, on Sixth street near State. Rev.
~ A. Gu>tGfsen, pastor. Services at lu'3 O'Clock
a. m md : p. III. Sunday School At o'clock
Il. N.
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All matter intended for publication must be
handed in by Wednesday morning, Local Notices
bJtWrdne-day noon.to. insure insertion in the
current weeks issue.
All communications should be accompanied by
the authors name, not Tor publication, but a
guarantee Of good faith.
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CLEARANCES.
Letter List

The following is list of letters received
at the Post Office at Manitowoc, County
of Manitowoc, Wis. and remaining IN
called for up to Noyember 18th, 1871:
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NcWhaIi House
NEW LIQUOR STORE

Having opened ont complete stock of Wines,
Liquors. etc, / am prepared 10 serve my friends
and the pubic with goods of real merit al the
lowest price. Patronage solicited. gi1-y
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CONNIE HGiAE-

MAN{I0WoC MARKET REPORT
DEALERS
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1"-IN -I-"|" --"-0 WI y on WFIVT--N I0E- SHY
sg0gs5. sNo ssoAtE3sNai HOUSE.
r ZENAE. Preasi tov, cor. Buffalo and Main -.
S&ly
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GENERAL siEHCEsND.SE.

OFFICE or TtsE NANTTovoC Pa0r- :
MANIIoMnN Nov ENEEr -. ls...
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J. SCHUETTE 6 Bros.
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Canary Binds.

Inventor and sole manufacturer,
Manituwoc Wis
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Lacrosse, Wiuona and st. Peter Lin
Green Bay and Marquette Line

5 the best route between Chicago and La Crosse
yinona Rochester. Owatonna, MankatO, ST. Peter
lew Ulm, and all points in Southern and Central
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Freeport and DUBUQUE Line

Is The only line betWocn tbIcago ava JancsVIIc,
Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Appleton
Green Bay, Escauaha. NCgauuCc. Marquette Q, Iough-
ton. ManCocA aud The LAKE Super.nr Coumlry. IL
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CHAs. ESsLINGER. =. NJ.
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Is the only route between Chicago and L
Rockford, Frceport, and all points Via Frccp
Its
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-01-28
THE DARWINIAN THEORY.

LECTURE BY PROFESSOR Il. 3. MORSE.
II is complimentary TO the popular interest in tho
doctrine ofevoution and to the lecturer who delivered
tho last OF the Cooper Institute on that subject
that Professor t. s. Morscs exposition OF the leading
facts upon which Darwinism rests should have lied
every tho great hall Cooper Institute las.
evening" and compelled not few TO stand during tho
one Lour and a hall OF Its delivery. The ground tra.
vcrsed was purely anatomical although the dry details
OF animal structure were presented in a very popular
style The structural relation OF fishes 10 birds
and birds to reptiles occupied the FIRST half
hour OF the discourse, ana treated In sufficient
deiail TO make the lecturers clear to popuor
audience. The manner which special typcs mr.,
supposed TO have been evolved from gen ones was
then taken up and discussc with a full comprchension
OF the Important abors OF Marsh, Cope and Ic,dy in
tho discovery and classification OF the FOSSIL remains Of
the West Professor Morse took tho case OF Tho horse
rendered so familiar by Huxley as a tvp
cal Illustration OF shis part OF his sub
jcct. The succession Of forms in the strata
OF Mount Jura also pointed out
as an evidence OF the general correctness OF Darwin
theory In conclusion, tho Professor compared the
Mosaic cosmogony with the facts OF science urging
mat there was no more ground for accepting thai
ancient document as an authority tho origin of
species than there for accepting tho story OF tho
Tower OF Babel as accounting Tor the origin OF lam
guagcs RMS point was received with emf sasm in
ell quarters OF tho hail. which expressed itself In
clapping and IN loud applause.
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1,IlE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
AND
FINANCIAL COMMERCIAL. AND POLITICAL


This invaluable Almanac will be ready early In February
The Importance OF work authentic
in its the official the Presidency
Ia all the states rendered absolutely necessary DELAY
It's publication In order the fullest aud latest
turns It's pages are r,plctc with Invaluable tables and
Statistical Returns Finance, with Daily
Gold for 1876 Of Government Bonds Of she
Rates at Consci. Railroad shares aud stock American
cucs the London market, Bank OF England kate Of
Discount Customs Returns. &C.
TIRE HERALD ALMANAC FOR 1877
will contain corrected Oihcal Returns OF tho Presidential
Vote OF state and Territory 10 tho Jnio corrected
Score Of the Ctcedmoor International Centennial Rifle
Matches. iu Lists OF Senators Members of the fovy
fourth aud Forty 18th Congresses with Post Once Al
dresses &c American Ministers and Cousuls abroad: For
cign Legations in The United states All the interesting
spccialtics that makes the HERALD ALMANAC vain
able work OF reference continued and amphcd
The Mariners Guide Missing Heirs with names and nd.
dresses Chronological. Astronomical aud kindred tables
the sun Decnaton and Equation Of Time; Tide Tables
Night Lights on Atlantic Steamships; Lite Saving Stations
together with Lists OF Government Departments; Amy
and Navy Returns, with valuable miscl contehts
specially com piled and officially revised yr
THE NEW YORK HERALD ALMANAC
Prize, ercts mslst Y q. rst.s ~ ~. ns.tsr sss,s4
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in March lie has sold the copyright of the music
to his publisher for $4,000.


to his publisher for $4,000
CLEVELAND VOCALIST.
Miss Van Elsner OF Cleveland Ohio, who is now
studying here. win probably be engaged BY Mr.. eye,
OF Covcnt Garden Herr Ullmann saws that the
young lady Is most promising singer
ALBoNi's SECOND MARRIAGE
The Countess Pepoi, better known az Mma Al.
boni, the great contrato who began singing her
way 10 the hearts OF thousands over thirty years
ago, was married last Tuesday to gay French ON
Ger OF the Republican Guard, Captain Zicgier, VINO
Is eight years ner JUNIOR AS the lady first saw the
light hfty. three years ago those clever people who
do sums in subtraction can find for themselves the
age at which French orlccr can still be gay.
COLONY NEWS
Mrs. Warren Bey's bah this week was the event
OF the American colony.
At the sale Of the Diaz art collection, which took
place 1t the Hotel Drouot, all the scraps which
bore the signature OF the dead painter fetched
absurd prices. One fancy tree trunk brought slsoo
PICTURE FOk AMERICA
coomans' great picture, '.sappho at Mityicnc."
has been shipped ny Goupil for America
THE NEW MINISTER TO THE UNITED STATES
N. Max Outrcy, the recently appointed French
Minister 10 the United states will leave for Wash.
ington next week.
Everything In the way of feminine apparel is
worn tight human nature can endure. 1t is
called the style Henri II. There are no more loose
draperies, floating gauzincsscs or ETHEREAL acces.
series OF any kind. Everything in sight Is real and
solld
SMELLING BOTTLES
The fashionable smelling bottle worn by ladies is
made with handles and In pitcher form. People no
longer say my friend and pitcher" but smy girl
and pitcher Instead. when imported to America
the pitcher may help to look out for the catcher.
SHOULDER BOUQUETS.
Bouquets are now worn on the left shoulder, with
ribbon streamers thererom. Favored beaux wear
corresponding colors in their cravats, as the old
knights wore their ladys colors on their helmets
so that although they do so often fight for their
darngs II is still ''neck or nothing" Unacceptable
beaux get the cold shoulder.
COSMETICS.
The new cosmetic Is called milk Of human kind
ness" yet many poor married fellows fail 10 see it,
for all the expenses they have incurred.
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A NEW STREET RAILROAD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Jan. q, 1877.
The necessary papers were filed to-day In tho Office
OF the Secretary Of State behalf OF corporation
called the Chambers Street Railroad Company Of New
York, fsr the construction OF railroad commencing
on South street, at James slip, along james slip 10
New Chambers street. thcn to Chambers street and 10
West strcet-a total distance OF one mile.
rho names of tho incorporators arc Peter Charles
Smith, W. Anderson, Jacob ID. Alderman, Horace +.
Chase and others.
The capital stock Is put down at $40, 600.
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A GREAT TRIAL.

Tho police force Of Union Hill, n. j., trial
yesterday charges preferred agans, u by President
Litteheld The force consists OF 'chicr' sua four
Lawrence Smyih attorney for Llttlclcd. became
gagged ~ dispute TO the power OF the committee
take up case that was disnis when Smyth. IN
stead Of appealing TO tho statutes offered 10 bet the
drinks for tho crowd that the committee had tue
power The trial was then adjourned so that tho
''crowdn could get the drinks.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC AT INDIANAPOLIS IN
ASHES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 81, 1877.
AT abou, ten O'Clock tonight iro broke out tho
Academy Of Music, al the corner OF Illinois and OHIO
streets IN this city, destroying the entire building,
together with II. r. Lees tea store, Lcwth & Potts
grocery, ). A. Lyons stove store, Joseph Pancscus
confectionery and Hcld's liquor saloon. Fortunately
there entertainment IN the Academy OF Music
70 night. The loss will aggregate from $3.50, 600 to
500, QUO. The amount Of insuruEos IL not yst known
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

United States CircuI Judge Hugh L. Bond, OF Balti.
more: Commander Brown, OF the British Navy and
General William sooy Smith. OF Illinois. are at tho
Fifth Avenue D. O Mills, President OF the Bank 81
California, and Charles b. Hall. OF Boston, tho
Windsor. Ex.Congressman william I.oughridge Of
Iowa. Is at the Grand Central Consrcssman.cicct +.
KIRK Hart OF Albion. N ". IS at the Metropolitan.
Lieutenant f. l. Amory, United states Navy, Is al ths
BrcyoorL
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THE RUSSIAN FLEET.

ARRIVAL OF THE BoGATYR AT PORT MONROE
AND or THE AsKoLD AT PORT ROYAL.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. q, 1871
Tho Russian corvette Bogatyr, Captain ShaGron
commanding, arrived hero ten o'clock this morning.
fortyonc days from Gibraltar and passed up for Nor.
folk TO join the flagship at that port. AS she ap.
proachcd the flagship Hartford the American ensign
hostcd at the fore and salutcd The Hartford ran
up the Russian colors and returned tho salute
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THE AsKoLD AT PORT ROYAL.

BEAUFORT, s. G., Jan. p, 1877.
The Russian corvette Askold arrived at Port Royal
last evening This morning shc salutcd the broad pen
nant OF Commodore Ciitz, with eleven guns which
were returned by tn New Hampshire. She will coal
before proceeding to Hampton Roads, IL IS likely that
she will remain here week or moro to give tho men
berty," and to put the ship shape after her long
voyage from the Mediterranean.
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CAR OFF THE TRACK.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. I

(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
DETROIT, Jan. 81. 1877.
The coach or the mail train going north on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad jumped from tho
track a small bridge Stanwood, Mich. this
afternoon. In falling IL turned bottom upward
Representative Steele, Of the Michigan Legislature
had his arm severely cut; s. l.. Champlan was injured
in tho head and nine other persons injured more
or less. Mono were killed.
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ARREST OF A MILK DEALER.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWARK, N j., Jan. 27, 1871
This evening, upon requsltion from Governor Rob.
insop, August seede milk dealer OF Newark, was
arrested and removed By Detective Darcy to Brooklyn
to answer charge Of conspiracy to dcfraud a milk
company In that CITY, He had Just returned IRON /.
trip TO Germany The police hero profess Ignorance OF
tho details OF tho case or Of what Is the extent OF the
alleged fraud.
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THEFT BIZ A PEDLER.

WHOLE FAMILY cHI.onoroRaED AND ROBBED.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE nERALp.l
LANCASTER, Ohio, Jan. u. 1917
pcdlcr called at the house oil s. =. Chalfant near
Thornvillc on Friday evening, and obtained permits.
sion TO lodge night During tho night BIO chloro.
formed the entire family and ransackcd the house
carrying or 5000 in cash ami $4,000 In bonds Tho
robbcr traced to this city, but he has not been APP
pretended
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THE "GARDEs LAFAYETTE"

The battalion des Gardes Lafayette. "a French mil.
iiary organization which principally composed o.
former members Of the Fitty-afth militia regiment
gave ball at the Germania Assembly Rooms last
night The different French societies and organixa.
tons OF the city were nunerousy represented BY thcu
officers and leading mnnhers
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CUBA.

NEW THEATRE OPENED IN HAVANA
HAVANA, Jan. %, 1877.
The now Theatre Payret was opened last light with
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Tho building a han 1somc one, but Is smaller than
the Tacon Theatre
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OBITUARY..
RALPH n. LITTLE.

telegram from Montrosc, Pa, under date of Janu-
ary p reports:-Ralph b. Little, Esq. one Of the
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HOW INEXPENSIVE, AND YET HOW EFFEC.
tive Is the great substitute for sulphur baths-t;LrxSs
SULPHUR soar HLLs HAIR ASD wHIsKER DYE black or
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DIED.

CAvAyAGH. On Saturday. January 81. OF hasty con-
sumption, JONI j. CAvANAGH. In the sd year OF his
age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
For other Deaths SEQ Tenth page
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PIPER HEIbSfkCKs
For sale everywhere.


FEW TICKETS FOR THE CHARITY BALL. ON
Thursday evening next at the Academy can be had
nEI,MUNItUS n = each
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A-BRONChlNE, FOR BRONCHITIS, COUGHS
and hoas IS prescribed by the most distinguished
m emh al he
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PILLS composed exclusively o vegetable ngrcdients
and although they entirely superscde the Of mercury
do not oave of its Injurious effects They
upon the vor aud valuable remedy in all II
and all bilious disorders smccumb the them
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| A-SKIN AND SCALP DISEASES SPEC.
iaiy: Dr. y. g. PERRY. Dcrmatoosisr No 80 1ond
New York, with special prescriptions falling, psf
OF ana gray hair dry. moist and scay
and all eruption ana other skin and scalp Diseases
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