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2or OF HoMoLUAU. H. L.
ARRIKALS.

Mar. l4-Schr Keoni Ana, Kaukin0. from Lanai.
In Ger BIZ Louise A. GeorEine, Gosan, 1S3 days from
Liverpool, via Tahiti, with a cargo o. asst'd Mds
OF n Davies
H-Schr Mile Morris, Lima, I'm Kaunakakai, MolOkai.
la g. A VI 5 > City Of Melbourne, Brown, 5 days IN
San francisco, eonsigned % II Hackfeld & Co.
liam Schr G N Ward, Hickman, 25 days from How
lands Island, consigned 10 + 5 Pratt.
> 15-HAw VII sehr Giovanni APianl, Dorty, from a cruise
with 20 bbls sprm.
IS-Haw bk Ka Moi, Ganels, I29 days from Bremen
with cargo q assrd Mdse % n Hackfeld q Co
I6-Sehr ManuokaEai. KaLauao. bE NaWifEii, Kauai
15-Schr Rob Roy, Jim, from KOOau-
E-SlOop Live Yankee, Clark, from Hama. Maui
l7-sehF Fairy Queen, Kaaina. I'm Hanalei, Kauai
T-Hatte, Fraser, from Nawiigii.
Is-Schr Prince, Beck. from KOna and Kau, Hawaii.
H-Sehr DHama. Doane. from KOna A. kau. Hawaii
I9-Schr JuAnita, G Dudoit, from KOoau-
I9-schr Moi keiki, Patey, from kahului, Maui.
1S-Iaw bk HOknieie, Shepherd, 10 days from Sar
Fraucizco, consigned 10 g Brewer g. co.
Nam VII Blk Mt Nalastou, Mitchell, from a cruise
clean
2O-schr WarWick, Kalawaia, I'm RaIaupapa. MoIokai
gI-Stmr KilaueS, Marchant, from Ka1ai.
2i-Schr Pauahi, H0pu, from HlO, Hawaii.
zI-Sehr Odd Fellow, Nika, from Hlo, Hawaii.
2I-sehr Nettie Merrill. Crane. from LahaiHa, Maui.
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SSENG

Fnox LryERrooL-Per Louise & GeOrgine, March 18th
Henry May.
Z FRON SAN FRANcIscO-Per City Of Melbourne, March 18th
f-F Wutrock, Mrs Berger and infant, A LoewenbeTg, ii Brad
ley and wife, G II Aiken and wife, s W r Anderson and wife,
w E Miner, Miss NJ F Taylor, W II Ennis and wife, Mrs
Race and child, f Hayselden, A c Wight, Rev Mr. Dunn, w
o smith. Jas Hammond. VI p Lewis, n Amiot, Ian Toy, and
% Others en- route for Kandayu and Australia.
From HowLASD's IsLAND-Per Q NJ Ward, March 18Th
r Briggs and wife, w Young, w Roberts, r Morris, and %
native hboreTs.
FoR PORTLAND. O-Per Jane A. Falkinburg, March 10Th
II p Watts, Paul Grisbor, J VI Partridge, Mr.. Stevens.
FOR KAUAI-Per Knauea, March 16th-HIs MAJESTY THE
KtNa. His TX A : Hartweu, His Elk p KanOa, His Tx J NJ
Kapena, Major f II Boyd, Hon C r Bishop, Hon g g Harris,
Hon : X Raai, Hon J A Cummins, Hon w l. MOehonua. Abe
Russell, II l. shelton, Henry smith, Captain Jas smith, John
Reueit, W II Rice and wiR, B F Ehlers, wife and 3 children,
Miss + Smith, Mr. Berger and the Band, Mons Pernet, Godfrey
Brown, w G Blake, DIR Byron AdOnis, Mr. Herbert, and about
loo deck.
FHoN SAN FRANcIsoO-Per Hokulele, March l9ih-W X
Pond. II Minges, c Manhart-
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DIED.
81, February 81, IcHABoD

BlRTLErr-In East Oakland, Cal, February %, IcHABoD
BARTLETT, aged IS years
IHHe was confined 10 his room six weeks and passed through
great physical suffering, but his faith and patience never
Tavered. He was not troubled with any doubts o. anXieties.
He felt his Savior near 70 comfort and sustain, and the future
was entirely unciOgded- Our friends were untirinE in their
ministries. The last rites we've performed Sunday, March LIST,
nj 1 P Nr-COM
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The old frigate Constitution was locked at the
Philadelphia navy yard, Tuesday, January 18th,
preparatory to being rebuilt on the original model,
as a relic or memento of the past. for the Centen-
NAL Celebration in 1876.
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The decision of the Solicitor of the Treasury
that duties should be refunded on fruits imported
from tropical countries will take $500, 900 from the
Treasury.
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Macao PURIFIED.-The ". Y. .NatiOH Of February
Goth saws Contrary to expectation. the resolution
Of the King Of Portugal to suppress the COolie traffic
at Macao was actually carried into effect at the close
Of last year. The official telegram which conveyed
the mandate caused great cOmmotion in the city, and
an immediate closing Of the baracOons. The gamb-
ling-shops, which found their chief support in the
eooIie-brokers, followed suit, and the commercial life
Of the place came suddenly to an cod. As many as
twelve Peruvian ships were in the roads at the time,
waiting for their customary cargo. No event seemed
more unlikely than that the Portuguese Government
would bring itself, or rather could be brought, to
keep its promises as it has done; and 50 great a blow
having been struck by the power whose subjects are
most directly implicated, it Is reasonable to hope that
the Coolie trade Of the present day, which yields
nothing in point Of honor to that which Clarkson and
Wilberforce denounced, may be universally extin-
ruished by the concurrent prohibition Of the chief
nations Of the civilized world"
TRIBUTE TO uE QUEEN DowAGER.-On Tuesday
last, At noon, a procession Of about two hundred
persons, men, women aud children, filed through our
streets on their way to the residence Of H.. X H..
Charles Kanaiua, where the Queen Dowager Emma
Is at present sCj0urning, bearing in their hands
presents Of fowls, pigs, eggs, taro, poi, suSar-cane,
vegetables, bouquets Of flowers, etc, which they laid
at the teet Of the queen bV"aBeI- 'MSe POINou
Of this was taken on board Of II. b. Mss. TeHedos.
The reception was held in the audience room where a
kindly word was spoken to each person as the line
fled through. We trust that these expressions Of
love will produce only the happiest effects; but from
language which we heard fall from the lips OF many
persons, we fear that the alloy of disappointment is
mixed with the expression Of love and fealty,-tbat
the demonstration was made from other than pure
motives. We sincerely trust that the lady honored
on the occasion will use her influence, which is I'M
~doubtedly powerful in this district, to preserve the
peace and quiet Of the kingdom.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial A0btrtisfr.
MARCH 81.


Wg UNDERSTAND that the samples Of island
produce forwarded to the Vienna Exhibition,
through the jealous ~exertions Of the Austrian
Consul. DIR. +. Hoffman,, and forwarded through
the generous kindness Of Messrs. ii. Hsckield
& Co. met with considerable attention and that
meial- and diplomas have been awarded for some
Of the articles.
As soon a. We are advised Of particulars, we
shall take pleasure in laying them before the
community.
HER MAJESTY The QUEEN held her first public
reception on Saturday afternoon, on which occa-
sion she received the ladies Of Honolulu at the
Palace, from 3 till ) O'Clock. She was plainly
dressed in full mourning, and was assisted by
Mrs. {. r. Bishop, and Mrs. W. l.. Green, while
other ladies Of the Court were in attendance, in
ending Mrs. Dominis, Mrs. Clegborn. Mrs. Wide
mann, Miss Harris, and Mrs. \. F. Judd. Dur
ing the afternoon. or until five O'Clock. the rooms
Of the Palace were crowded with as brilliant an
assemblage of ladies as ever collected here on any
occasion, and Her Majesty received each one with
an ease and gracefulness which d~ispelled all re-
serve, and impaired good feeling among the visit
ors, with whom she cOnYersed freely. Queen
Kapiolani is one of the finest specimens of native
Hawaiian ladies among us, with a pleasant and
even handsome face, and the ladies who paid their
respects to her on Saturday last, must concede
that she wears her honOrs with a modesty and
gracefulness which will win the confidence of all,
and assure them that she is worthy of the posi-
ton which she OccupIeg.-Gaz.
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J.
AND
CIR ~
Large and Desirable Assortment.

Large and Desirable Assortment.
Liebig's Extract of Meat,
Hubbuek's White Zinc,
White Lead, Paint Oil.
Black Paint, Red Lead,
Paris Green,
Kerosene Oil, Alcohol in l Gallon D~emijohns,
Cognac in Boxes, Fine and Table CIaret.
Liebfrauenmilch Rhine ZINE,
A Small Lot of Fine Hungarian Wines,
Setter Water. Fine Liquors,
German. Scotch and Norwegian Alec, qs, and pts.
Fine Havana and German Cigan,
Vienna Rocking Chairs, Ssfas, Chairs, Wardrobes, Writ
ing Desks, and other Furniture
Galvanized Iron Pipe, l2 and 81 inch;
steam Pipe, Ia to l IL inch;
Charcoal Tin Plates,
Block Tin, Rabbits Patent Metal,
Perforated Brass, for Centrifugals:
sheet Zinc, &untz Yellow Metal and Nails,
Hoop Iron. SO. 81, rs, l and ! Il inch;
Fence Wire, No. /, ) and g.
Best Refined Bar Iron, alt SIZES
keE Rivets, Lanterns,
Portland Cement, Fire Bricks, States,
Stockholm Tar, Stockholm Pi:ch. Cod Tar,
Fire Clay, Bath Bricks,
B~lacksmith's Coal ia Casks,
Hemp Packing. Hide Poison,
Demijohus, Birch Brooms.
Oak Boats for Coasters. Oil Shrunk Shocks,
Petroleum Barrels for TaIl0w Containers
syrup Barrels,
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Bread !

PILOT, CASES AND ar. CASES
- FlLOI Bread Medium dol Crackers, assorted.
For Sale by ROLES Il On
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Just here it may be pertinent, perhaps imperti-
nent, to ask if the late Ministry had SO far adopted
the Alaehiayelian style of diplomacy that they
could publish {. By Authority, " in the Gazette, of
Nov. 10th, 1873, tia; they had q become satisfied
that a Treaty of Reciprocity with the United
States, upon the basis Of Cession Of Pearl River
Lagoon, would not receive the approval required
by the Constitution Of the Kingdom to make il
effective, considered it proper to withdraw the
proposition formally made through the Minister
Resident Of the United States on the 9TH of July
last, and then save the time and labor that might
otherwise be consumed in an improbable negoti-
alton, *""-and al the same time authorize the
Chancellor to carryon the negotiations for a treaty
and grant of land or a naval depot?
Who is the disciple of Machiayel, the Minister
or the Chancellor?
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DEPARTURES -.

n. I6-Am bktn J A Faikinburg, Brown, for Portland o
ia a. Ms City Of Melbourne, Brown, for sydney
l6-Am brig Tanner, Gum, for Port Townsend.
I6-Schr Nellie merrill, Crane, for Lahaina, Maui
I6-Stmr Elauea. Marchanf, Er kauaL.
I6-schr Jenny, Balistier, for Kooa s. Waimea, Kauai
I6-Schr Kinau, Ahuihala, for Mako, Mani
I6-Schr Active, Puaahiwa. for kOhala, Hawaii
10 SchF Keoni Ana. kaukino, for Kooiau-
I6-schr Warwick. kaiawaia, for kaiaupapa, MOlOkaI-
Is-Schr ManuOkaEai, Kalauao, for Nawiliwii, Kauai
HT-B = = Tuscarorl. Beiknap, for a surveying craise-
us-schr Rob Roy, Jim, for kOoIau-
Is-Bioop Live Yankee, Clark, for Hama. Maui
I8-Sehr Fairy Queen, Kaaina, for Iianalei, Kauai
Z0-Szhr uilama, Doane, for KOna and Kan, Hawaii
2E-Sekr Luka, Kaai, for Hilo, Hawaii.
20-Schr IA Mot Quincy, for kahului-
20-schr Prince, Beck, for kOna and Kau, Hawaii
2O-TAhitan Eehr Mary Mar, Higgins, Tor Tahiti.
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Of the water, resting assured that when the Amer
leans themselves see the advantages of a reel
procity treaty, and believe in its pncticability.
we shall get one. but not before 49,"
The CHAScELLo2's Policy -(See Washington
Correspondence, Boston EUsning Transcript of
Feb. I4.) "Chif Justice Allen, of the Sand
wich Islands, formerly from Maine, has arrived
here for the purpose Of opening negotiations for a
reciprocity treaty between the United States and
the Sandwich Islands. He has authority also 10
act for that Government in the matter of allow
ing a grant of land to establish a naval depot in
the islands. 1t appears that they are ready and
willing to make most favorable terms."
Our policies are " ike sweet bells tangled out
of tune and harsh.n
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Goldfish 7

A FEW. CASES OF EASTERN, IN spLrS
For Sale by HOLLgs 4 cn
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and Cement,

a PORTLAND CE-
~ MENT, California Brick.
For Gale by gOLLHs A. 90
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CANNED GOODS

FROM CUTTING & CO.'S CELEBRATED FACTORY.
HtASES MOCK sour, CASES
hOAsI Beet, Cases Boiled Beet, Cases Roast Mutton.
Chicken, Cases Soups, &c. sc.
For Sale by BOLLFq 4 ca
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Sperm and Polar Oil.
VERY SUPERIOR l. FOR SALE
v IN quantities to SOFT by BOLLES A co.
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Flour Per Comet"
" IRA Family, and EldoTado.
FOR saIeby BOLLEs a co.
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EXPORTS.

Faa PoarLASD-Per } 4 Falkinburg, March 18th
S banana. b Sn9ss.... 53igiiffs Rgs..."" sBsS
Gin, askets.-.-.---- 3 Sugar, pkgs...""..-. s,I74
aiae-Domest =. s33,244 III Foreign. -. s24 81
FoR SYDNEY, VIA RAKDAvU-Per City Of Melbourne,
March 10TH
Lin Juice, pkgs.-. 81 Sugar, pkgs... 80 l,447
~alue-Dcmestic- - 6,9o4 10; Foreisn-.-s 236 so
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Ship Storesl
IA TLEMAH's Packing.
For saie by BOLLEs h co.
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A QUARTERLY MEErING OF THE
IN BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the QUEENS HOSPITAL
Etlbe he'd A. he Court House THIS SATURDAY MORNING
tie 2lst Instant ~ Il Ociock Per Order.
It P 4. SCHAEFEE. Secretary.
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PRICE LIST
OF
CHELSEA LAUNDRY 4!

HONOLULU, II. l., July 7, 1873.
an AND AFTER THIS DATE. THE FOL-
LOWING RATES will be charged on all work done at
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Paints and Oil.

Columbia River SaImonL
CHoICE QUALITY. IN Ann
- HALF Barrels
Por Sale by RoIIPa . "a
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Projected Departures
FOR KAHULuf-SchrM Mot Keiki, sails this 2 "
Foa WINDwARD PoRTE-Stmr Kilauea, sails Ou Monday.
Fon LNmAINA-Schr Nettie Merrill, sails on Monday
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MY MOTTO-W hat il worth doing mt nII, L.
worth doing well.
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NAVAL
"A 3 Ms afeam eorysfts Tsosd0s, n ~ T. nay.
!: !: !: :: !: !: :: !: !: !. !: :: :: !. !: !. j. ! s.. =. !. ! :. j. NOS. <
u 3 q Portsmouth, skerrett.
q = 3 Beneeia, Hopkins. I
WHALEKs- ~
Brit VII bk PARKWAY, Norton III
HaW VII schr Kamaile, 1 b Peterson, repairing
Hav Schr Giovanni Aptani, Dority. r
MERCHANTNEN.
Haw schr Eoua Packet, King.
HaW brg Onward
n Ger Ok Louise a. Geogtne, Gosan-
HRw bk KR Moi, Garrels, dischargng-
Haw bk HOknlele, Shepherd, disehaTgins.
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II Office at II. Z. McISTYR * BROS Grocery, Feed
Store and Bakery, Corner Of Fort and King SITS. Wagon calls
for all orders.
Jy12 or ". NJ WALLACE, Proprietor,
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GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Preserved Meats, Fruits. Vegetables.
NOR SALE By
u DOLLEs A co
, 1874-03-21
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.


fut. . fyk.s
~ s..l ue 1a,oI .,o ~ ..e t"ssaHo -'soa"e.
o1R 1l1s Bup]oc1 ls one OF eFoat lnsefos1 10
every temperate man and woman throughout tho
country. It is Of interest to every ono, tcmper-
atc or incorporate :: but nm sorry to say, il ia
-..t :.t..a.t;.. - ,,.., -.
w. 1neerossl,e ~ oyo.y one.
Durln9 mld-wihter, Inc women OF certain towns
in Southern Ohio, dospa.rlug OF a!d from tho
State aud municipal authorities for the suppress
sion OF tho traffic in Intoxicating liquors, which
mAs ue'aa'as'hs 'uen no,loa aau ucssroyne
themselves anu theif famflios, took counsel OF
their own hoarts, and by common consent, meet-
ing in their Churches proceeded thence to Tho
.,,e .,.s;>,,.' Ivy A.'. as4a t@you An''
Inc Alh'gnty, IN whose name they had nsHom-
bed, would touch the hearts OF tho liquor-ycnd-
ers and cnuao them to abandon the trade. Some
tinos they wero eourteously received. and hon
thev ware rmav ronn1aoI and ;,oro ~ a. % uaaa
tne5 WHY .nuss loRu!su! aaa Jeotol a. eng t!e-
ros,t IN a1 cnaes was tha ana ba n. so
never pased t 'o or "d dossod @ but !o con,ne
tnel1 M apore p a eaa Inc aae . ley knolt and prayed
W euo s9usl', sanaed noo!s OF tno oar-rooms, u
ianas ~, ~ ~ w ~ .oy aooA lner
~ tar u sdo ~ ls1n' se enerancos'
@u sro .t.v ,',,nniah ~, oo " co or saln
a pa'su - ~ Jaao .aa sor tain lalI:
~ tt @ ~ Ia6n' W uloat aEa'h ta neat
unS ~ 1as sanie p!Iee, - renew tne spltltnal
coni!.es; euaol.nos IN u .ooN u"gs a1d sometlMea
,sopa ous W. 2a tIsa aal,s 1 Tug
a Mui1 a."Iyo euooaua ~ htat' uHt, tiey 9rouGEt
ont oaFtels [e ano oemnoA ny, ana oroke them ~
p.ous" ~ seam ICY "o"a apa"aoa 1no ssa1no az
o';Gs Ill., anu 1,.1s forever. e';. .u,.,~,, ,,..
raat ae en neo.o 1ppnIo XIV Mlp "as alstnrnoa on tue
g.nIs ovenn ~ oo nra has snee swolien into
tmag'nsy tag n Mayo, nas Dirat eyer .lo bonnaar.ea OF
snan % nis1. r. roMoa tnfongA ln11ana nnd illinois.
etosaoa 'ho ;1 1Mfhbisaappl, and ia Bull surgtng
,'s mnseMarn saI WIN an eyef-lhofoasng momentum.
ING Nofth anu oonth tavo alHo soon nha io't its
power; Gna oyon & .he shores OF The M Atlantic hayo
peen aptH!iKi,ieu ii, VIII its spray: IAo no"spnpora
no" gcGu I@ Ing tho VISIONS or the Propiets OF
olu. ING w1lo!a populat'on seom8 Stirred by
mInigmty anu MYSTERIOUS n!lnonco to put away
lana. ihllosopheia explain and revtlers mock
as usuhi ont tno WofKefs ascrfDo nll their sue
, 1874-03-21
MIR. GISEELEY'S SON.
a Promising Little Ssoy Who Died.
fem York Tribune Repie,r u 81 Summer tn Chdppa-

a Promising Little hoy WHO Died.
Sen York Tribune Repie'r u III Summer Chappa-
Every friend Of Mr. WI Greeley remembers the
traditions Of tho wonderful boy in whom his
heart was no tonderly bound up, aud whose early
death cast shadow that never passed away
over the whole Of his subsequent life. The fol-
lowing account, whiol, affords some now details
OF tho early trimming OF this rare young being,
that llns never before boon printed will he road
with great interest
"Do tell us, mamma" said Marguerite.
'..about Pickles childhood. I llavo always heard
that lto wRs brought up in a worry remarkable
way, but. beyond tho fact of Aunt D[ary's grcnt
tloYosioa to him, know very ittlo concerning
"Your Aunt Mary" mamma replied, "lookcd
upon Pickles birth as much iu tho light Of q
miracle, III II no other Child had oyor before
been born. lie was Hoavon-sont to her, aud slio
yulopnout Of Pickles individuality, or, to uao
the language Of the reforlners OF those days, in
illustrating the Independence Of the c4iil's
sclf-hood,' Nothing could hayo beon moro
boundoss thnn her baby, and 1t WAS night aud
and cherish his opening intellect. No child,
Prince could hayo boon moro tendarly nud
daintily uurtured than he was; as his father
often said, 'packio is Il doar 10y in every sense
edoy e1 Ee oq Se5d ill., for nothing was too ff0 or Too
!" You hnyo heard OF the brliancy OF his COM
plox!on; this was owing, in part, to his 1nothors
whtohfm cure OF his dict aud to his bathlnG. Au
hour was allowed to hls daily bath, and tor
brushing out lis 1u1url9at. 6liKon lalr. Ihis
WAS ono OF my duties, anu no doubt IT Was that
acrupulous caro- TINT gave II 30 rare slade.
AS Tor us tood, 1t was quite peculiar; 1e
novor ato bakors bread nor, Indeed, any bread
prepared ny other lihnds tnan MS mothor's or
mlno, anu ho "@a not g'oh meat or cake-wth
tno exception OF oatMehl-wA.lo candies, or ln-
deea ausaf ~ any 1prm, nutter, IND suit were
asuay ascuaea stoan a; n!s net nat wh.te grapes
ahu every cnolce 1ruat TINT tlls or foroien mar-
9ota aa9raea, he vas allowed to ont III aound-
ance, aasa tne tos"ls o1 ta'a system waa sturdy,
CONSTITUTION and comp1exlon unparalleled Ior
oc!a1sy. ~ y.,, .,,., - -.
ana ~, mhk wore g,voI lin instead"
;n1,,;.a Mnas 69IT VI to's ala ne lMYo. mamma r.
.af 5n1; it, can never maYo nun p'aylng
VIII ia Io1,o ne,ar nee ~ ~ orhmy roa; ena
, 1874-03-21

or. turns out 900, 900 volumes d year, requires
100000 pngcs oi documentary composition, and
is 475 font long ly 60 feet docp md four -btorioH
oi!lco charges 0ongrosa nominal ratos, ii il1es
different tariff upon Executive Departments,
anu every ono Of tlcm haa 9 aofloIonoy for print
Ing !'oapod up OH tic pending yoar.
Ilie Postmaster Gonerals Department is be.
hhd y17o,oU0. little inquiry Inns boon olticial.
~ ii'ado tnto tho concern, anu aready its want
OF aYstem and nigh raton iaVo boon oxpoHod to
h,loh degroo that hr. Oapp has lost hia tom"
per-
L fGn0TfH 0tttNn
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troa no thoao nj 1o tta r,,a,,,s non Pc
of tbn 10 Arnhian N}oa J sng Sndai'a
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inn rod nictnr,n tn ma,cI. WTbo II Hn,iina.
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no df0cnlty in eating FAR al,oyn tbn atanlard -
TIC Habbatf Sohon1 Inhrarv ,yitnnt 1nt,in, ~, NJ
airs Of sanctity ThIs wholoaomn 1,"ss w
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0f nll noyot bccnne" II a "a a;ncorn md nitn,,s
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spy." and Dlekona' nnyoia to t, ;. nJa,cou,av'e
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aud natural. Tic rendlno nf w'aoiys.afoote5 Il oae5
Library. with Bengo Mt ths founTtntinn w,ii anou
educate the readers above ,l,o sensational. 'o'A
Tic clagsification Of tlio T'ibr"rv sl,n,,a \.
for profitable reatling ilrat-tho ] }intarical.
followed. in ordor of vnimo IN satf''
, 1874-03-21

Pork m nm Article OF nns1ninn Fo0t~-
Pigs Much ISctter than Their HZcpu-
tntiOn.-Ffgs, MS n Race, Possess
0rcnt Vitality, and Hnnvo Little
Tendency to Become Discnsed--Tho
Great UxcRu1hcss of pigs..ri9-P Pens.
Front Our Opn Correspondent