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CHRIsTMAs PRESENTS.

III Us, 90 o,a as&
,hirS To- enc half iesss than they esn he purchased
elsewhere, then goto
.5f s.A. wINsTocK's,
where Won VIII see beautiful G0Lu StEM . amS
of GRAINS, which can be bought at le'ss .nAn
,s wl,ei Iss os s siIgER WATCHES: i.
DIAMONDS Of nnest quality, cheaper shan csefsa ~
Z EsGs cIsse OUT lot on hand;
5sETS OF 3ETEIitY::,
& large lot OF LOCK ETs and NECK-cAAlAoi.
RINGS In Stone. cameo, Amethyst ssnyx, an w
Pearl tsome,htng new. a.sd ererg otlsr ssyas "
&. itfS(;,a half their value AZ ri, 81
sHlyTTOSS, FINS. Ia E-ItiN of All Sizes, "
best quality gold and latest aesi
III order TO thssa sools ~
5 Vt4t :, - &. a. WtNSTQGk -
No. III north E0gr3eensh sirSet.
L y .yr osEr sATIfRDAYS.a and Up y 81 lI5lsAx
EVENINa d, D o'clock salso GEE sss eaS
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srW YORK SUMAC MARKET.

rates made. Virginia ut S62.50MS65, currency;
foreign ut Sl17.50@S120 for lead seal, aud low
grade. at $S5, currency.-JOnrndL0 Commerce.
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aLExANnRIa mARKErs.

DECEMBER 20.--Flour Is active and firm at quo
tations, with light receipts and fair local and coun
try demand. Wheat has declined, and the market Is
dull and dropping; offerings of 13l bushels with
sales ut S1.20@$1.40, as 10 quality. Corn Is 1rer
and 1,7sS bushels sold to-day ut 49@50c for new,
and 52c. for old. Rye has declined, aud We quote
pat 65@6Sc.; Gales of 1876 bushels Oats are better,
with small sales mt 37c-TGzette. ~ E.~sEss fna rs
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about equal. Quality tbistaeek mt rs good as
1 usual. M 81
'Slesp-Good TO extra, 4g@54c.: medium, 4@
| 44c. But little Inquiry for low grades.
| Hitch C0lDs-S24@SiS.
Calres.-s4@ss; extra heavy aud fnt shade
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 81. 1875

Nv
RICHMOND, December 81. 1875
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. l46 bushels. Red, TO bushels
CORN White, SIC bushels. leltor, So blsiiei!
Nired, rs bushels.
OATS.-270 bushels.
MEAL.-5S bushels.
PEAS.-94 bushels.
SALES.
- WuEAT-I White, SO bushels ut :l.27: ga bushels
at SI 10: "a bushels at S1.20-total, l46 bushels
Red l6G bushels ut S1:15; 81 bushels az S!'Z &c
so bushels at 1927; Jag bushels ut Si.l5' os
bushels at 9Oc 1O2 bushels Il, 5130; 26 bushels al
Sl.2U-t6tal, 662 bushels. oe
CoRN.-White, 25S bushels ON priyatc terms: ~
bushels at 45c; so bushels at 47c.: 81 bushels very
COED at 4sc.-total, SIG bushels Ietoto, 6S nushch
very good at 4ec. Mired. 7S bushels at 46c.
OATS.-74 bushels good Mt SIC.
MEAL.-34 bushels at &c.; 24 bushels al ooc.-
total, So bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT White, 90 bushels. Red, l34 'nshcls
OATS.-174 bushels.
: MEAL.-5S bushels.
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not expected that the committee will do
anything unfit after the holidays-indced,
it is decided, so far as the House is con>
cerned, that nothing shalt be done until all
the electoral votes are in Fcrry's hands and
it is known how many dua. returns are
maic
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ssy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 21.-Gold opened at l072,.
EOon-Stocks active: better prices. Money. D
per cent. Gold, 1073t. ExchanGc-Long, 1927
Short 4S4H Governments dull and strong. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
Erering.- Money easy at sac per cent. Sterling
dull ut 4S2. Gold quiet at 107'. Governments duil
and steady; new SIS, liz. States nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE December 21.-Eirginia 81, defer
red CO.; consols, 6Sis; second series, 31E.. Norm
Carolina 6'S. old, 10.
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET,

DEcEnBsR Is-virglnia bright fine pounds
9oc.GSl: Virginia bright fine and extra IWi 81
7O07Sc: Virginia bright extra 6-inch twist, ~
675c.; Virginia menium g. and 12-inch twist, 02
H65c.; Virginia common O. and 12-inch twist, o. e
&C.,; Virginia mahogany navy IS, Is, and BIS, o2a
55c.; Virginia smoking, rs and Us, 60@65c
KENTUCKY.
Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 66@5Sc:
Louisville navy, mahogany, 54a56c.; Louisville
navy fine black, 4S(g60c.; Kentucky smoking To-
bacco lbs, rs, and rs, 29@G5Gc.- Conrier-Jonrndt
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MIVTH CONGRESS Second Session
WASHINGTON, December II, 1876.

SENATE.
The Pacific Railroad Committee, after
referring to subcommittee, consisting OF
NIeSsrs. Atkins, Lamar, O'Neal, Luttrel,
and Garfield, propositions before it, adj
iourned to January 4th.
Mr.. Sherman, chairman OF the Finance
Committee, said the bill passed by the
House making silver dollar OF standard
weight 4 leoal-tender would be taken up
soon after the holidays.
Mr.. Mitchcl'S Oregon resolution was re.
suncd. No action.
The Chair announced uS the special
committee of the Senate, authorized by the
resolution OF Mr.. EdmundS to act with a
special committee OF the House in prepa-
ring measure best calculated to accomplish
the lawful counting OF the electoral vote
Mes>rs. Edmumds. Of Wisconsin; Morton,
OF Indiana: Frelinghuy sen, OF New Jersey
Logan. OF Illinois: Thurman, of Ohio
Rayard, OF Delaware; and Ransom, OF
North Carolina.
On motion OF Mr. Davis, OF West Sirgi
MIA, at 2:40 business was suspended in order
that the Senate might Pay its tribute Of re,
spect to the memory o! the late Senator Ca-
perton.
Appropriate remarks were made by
MessrS. Davis, Wright, lthcrS. Edmunus,
Bayard. Booth. and Price, and as further
mark OF respect to the memory OF the de.
ceased the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. ~
The House had again before it to- day the
question Of the right OF investigating com
nittecs to compel the production by telc'
graph companies of dispatches passing be-
fore their Offices. The question was pre-
Sented in the shape of q Geographic report
from the chairman of the Louisiana lnycs'
tigating committee, transmitting Il copy OF
the record OF the committee in the case OF
Mr.. f. II. Barnes, of New Orleans, man
ager OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, who refused to produce the dispatches
demanded by the committee.
After discussion resolution was
adopted directing the issue Of the Speakers
warrant for the arrest of Barnes and bring
ing him before the bar OF the House foI
contempt.
The charge made yesterday by Mr.. HcW'
lit. Of New York, that his corresponding
had been tempered with in the New 1orE
poSt-otficc. was made the groundwork FOL
another investigation, which is to be made
by the select committee now investigating
the election frauds in New York.
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Flour.
Fine, $3.5Oa$3.75; superflne. IS extra super
fine, 1915 common family, $3.50; fancy family.
S7@S7.5O. Market dull
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BROAD STREET.
523.

L. STERN & co.
PRESENTS have Just opened one or the largest:
f,HRISTMASl cheapest, and beSt-assorted STOCKS OF
PRESENTS. DIZZY 6OOls, orro~ye
FANCY GOODS, and MOTIONS,
PRESENTS. ever offered In thls Guy. II .neat
CHRISTMAS goods have been seiseteo Will 49, 49,
PRESENTS. care. and they eau the slSc,al a.J
rHRISTMAS ton of their friends and the Pubic
PRFSENTS. generally to the thousands or cheap
cERTSTMAS and useful articles suitable Tor
PRESENTS. CHRlsTMAS fhESENsass " W
CHRISTMAS sold at astonishing low pricsSss. a.,
PRESENTS. Special Inducements oaeTS IL, ~.
CHRISTMAS Dress Goods, lass nn E1 SSa "
PRESENTS Cloths, WATERPROOF C1oakinSs,
fTRIsTSiAS I Elanneis, Blankets, Shswls, &C.:
PHESENTS. CIoakst Cloaksa Cloaas ~ Eurs
CHRISTMAS Furs !t!-A large STOCK oa we aDy ;S
PRESENTS. goods to be sold 90 prices so astohtsA
CHRISTMAS every buyer. Eull lne Oh ia4 pansa,
PRESENTS. chiefs, Llsle-Threao 2na ns ,,
CHRISTMAS GioYes, Kid Gloveg anu GauntieSSs,
PRESENTS, Neck and Sch Ribbons, scars,
CHRlSTMASi Neck Handkerchlefs, Lace Collars,
PRESENTS. Eeck-Ruthings, Collars and CUES,
and thousands Of other articles suita-
PRESENTS. bic for Christmas prosecute.
Il. STERN co. invite one anu
PRESENTS. oil 10 call aud see their large stock
CHRISTMAS and low prices. Can early, and aaye
PRESENTS. money 10 buying your Dry Goods
eA' y L. STERN 6 CO.. 523 Broad direct.
de q IIfs. esE bQtweGn Fifth and Sixth streets.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.TOBACCO MARKET.
.booshrad, :. hogsheads Garrard County leaf ut
rs. 90, "a S5, $4.75, and $3.50; hogshead: Green
County leaf and Tugs at 1870, a6.4O, and s4.6o.-
Tour;er.JourpHf
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GENERAL MARKETS.

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET,
Livestock scales report from December l4,h 70
December Q LIST, 1876:
Beef Cattfe.-Good 10 hest, 4lG J4ihsc.; medium or
good lair guilty, light cattle tpretfy good
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HOLIDAY GooDs.

HOLIDAY G00Ds.
H CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS!
CHRISTMAS =
will coon be here, and everybody viii remember that
sYGLE BRoTHERs' r,.
have purchased large SUPPLY OF goods suitable Cor
CHRISTMAS rREsENTs. -
and ut prices that all huy 30 no one must fail to
get nice present at sYCEE BRoTHERs',
de1s 429 Brood street
MT $50 CLOAKs FROM 81 TO $40; i
Look at our 45c. KID GLOVES: 3a ..f
100 sets of FURs for CHILDREN at 81 for set
worth sl.50; , . +: -. = -,
Look at our 75c. KID GLOVES; %s
400 sets FURs for LADIES and MISSES from 90
to $50 per set: ara, 81. ).
Look at our C1ILDREN's sHhWLs from 31c.
to $3.50; .,-.E 3s"".
1000 sHAWLs ion LADIES from s0c. tosIO;
Look a, our SLEEVELESS JACKETS. ,..,. ~
BLACK ALpAcAs! BLACK ALrACAs!
BLACK ALPACAS. 81
BLACK ALPACA from zoe. to 81 per yard:
Look at our BLACK ALPACA at 35, 10 10,
aud Soc:
A new lot of new-styles cI.okiis jus: opened I.
CAssrsfERES! CAssIaIERES! GAsSlAIERES
\ new lot Of goods just opened for GENTLE
MEMS, YOUTHS. and BOYS wear, from 25e. up
Look at onr BEAVER CLOTH 1T 90 and $3.50;
200 pieces OF FLANNELs from 15c. to 1926 per
per yard; l.. @s
Look at our Csc. FLA&NELS.
MOURNING GOODS! MOURNING GOODS:
..... MOURNING GOODSs
BLACK CACIIEMIRE from soc. to 90 per Yard,
tlENRIETra CLOTH, BRENlTZ,
BoMBAZINEs, GRAPE CLOTH,
AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, !"
and every style Of mourning worn., ana at The loves:
Look =. our NAPKINS and TOWELS.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS. BLANEE4S:
BLANKETS from $3.50 to S25 per pair:
Look ut our $3.50 BLANKETS.
CARPETS. CARPETS! CARPETS!
Our stock Of CARPETS will be closed ont Al an'
beoYT cost; 4..s
RUGS, CARRlAGE-HORES MATS, and HORSE
BLANKETS, you will lind IN great variety;
DOAIESrICs will be rctailcd q; wholesale prices:
\ large lot Of BuSTLEs, ju-t opened. :: very
low price;
FANCY BOXES filled with nice articles suitable
for Christmas presents, ana thousands Of other
articles too numerous to mention. g..
So, don't fail to call, for we can suit all IT
SYCLE BROTHERS,
420 Broad street,
dc IL bet :een Fourth and Fifth streets.
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rr,HE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST.
coSFEcrroSERIEs AND TOYS TO sU!TALL.

Aro2I MAIN STREET, between Sec ond and Ibird
sipn OF the Red Fag). will be found large aSS9rg
ment Of FRESH and PURE CONFECTIONERY
at prices conformable to the hard times. LOOK ~
the following list, which gives but fair sample OF
the ruling rates at this popu.er place
PURE MIXED CANDIES at zoe, per pound, o. OF
pounds for 81;
PURE FRENCH CANDY tChase & Co.'S at soc.
COOKING and sEEDLEss RAIsINss at I5c. per
uAE foaGJA GRAPES at SOC. per pound:
SMYRNA FIGS at 15c. per pound, or TWO pounas
CURRANTS at 1oc. per pound, or ten POUNDS Tor
SEW iCITpON Mt Soc per pound;
MIXED NUTS ut zoe. per pound;
MiESE-SIEAT 1t 121c. y4
pk q. from ~: sis sW e sl ORANGES
COCOANUTs, APPLIES, Z, !, ,,,,x,
and other cONFEcTIoNERiEs and FANCY {
CHRISTMAS. GOODS at equally low prices
ALSO,
n fine assortment OF ,5
TOYS, DOLLS az3
CANNON and FIRE-CRACkERs,
,z - ToRPEDoEs, ROCKETS,
tt ROMAN CANDLES, &C.
An examination Of the stock and pfiee-iiss = 10
ftciet. It Is our determination 70 sell all se gooos
en- hand during the week, and those who want pax-
aeins should stang not on the order % their eomss
ssss eome nj once .de lo.ssaA
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sessrAsTlsopLH, December al.- General
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Tgnatictf, the Russian Ambassador, has no.
titled the Porte that they were ready to
commence the Pienary Conference, and
asked the Porte to fix 4 day for its first
meeting, 4-
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Lisa 81 SAsP wreSkeA Per.sa. Per Bark
rAre< RrSIAxrs-

"a ArcsS. csps seFiazila waitsey.
"a ar. Ca-e slss F>A=ss mate. rhss NePnsc>oas ~ a.
isaa csVks eestssssss, Gso ss ,peA DAVIS ani
ntaiel H1ssfaaS, ck. Hsht raenkst Boz Nks Oas ~;
crs "a psvS Spupn ils poss-t Jun lreisss el es,s-
iaA Ssrn5u " afi Geosss. ptr.i ,us,assA liza esr>
uls CtisatslA lshG ts> r0ai No0rs. Ock Aetsns - =
ia toer srrs- Nlsgvl Ni,rtsus, tsu Jsurz. la "
sisros. la2 Gsssa> l Hcs, uasa.isss, Gee StanisS'
Saly - eecrs-a1akse.xrsr t1as Sslvans erv9 tserg~
ia<slA }paa Crr. ShsN tust'p, lgr Salts, Aegastes
Lsss Nasion Ie rgsy sllsls iAsa.sA Fraseis wAaa,
Jun l1pcs, Sansa fS1er-ll
81 Aesrs Bas~ssualv. gai,, OHsys 81 3s. Esssk la
srn 20. Gsosrt Earui<ufess eSsAS4ec Nt Adszss
cv~. AHis, Sadrvs ,SpAzs tarSy 4isAsen, Owe Ne
Ca1ss> l9ha raSer, sAsy, Ss0 Nsnvy, lgha se. wH
ASssuegu Jehn Ce Gso sser UisasfSS, lSs EafA. lin
sylvia. Lspo-tS
BarS lanes snea-secvul nate raluris W Nsnehcsser
t1iri nrssz N-nert LyVns hGrth uiate. lt1ss Aarg
oaaSst-ervrs, Eraak Friseis Jshn Ccss, ~ Cea
kzs1sr1s Carsrn Igaa Srsy Al rna. AssGstes Cebos1
i9aa ls C9az, Nasesi - AnHa lask Faly~s Nspanaa
llek AS>enss q. t.a-sy CSnpAu Ishn Sshr-t. AuirSs
SaHssn szsdlaeS- ~alaa Liaa, lanes F'sAsEi Ceok.
S,n0g Etlgs-S1.
SaB cor1ras Eo~lall-secoai maze R5ce, bird nate
N1t1zef razcIs ssar-sarvrs> rinishy stzrt
wlsvsr, >anust sEVwa; cTsS, Frisy, lack Asssucio,
Peter Glnsz. Larry Ntakt. rpbf AsseecpsE. loagicn
crar~y David rAAit N5,olss rrek. David Rorsttsgv,
w4l4es uaIngarsy. CA.uns sGllhlt 6rorEs ASs<ussu,
Gln>aes, LICK oseas eoVS, CaAsos wlktGsi seward
gssirg L1zn-1s
sark cttra Bsi-sgegud n,t,. rAsr,as Rani,ns tAira
nste. Axron Ctd-es Nu-th aIars. Henry I psvgu-&
Bk Ouszri. ua,e. Msses Walker 81 30 Aetrsw Rs-
onsous IN g Ch1s Ar, boat heisc las trssers beat
,tssr-r, las Gtlsasf Rls1ash Harry Iais, erss.
Isex ttaEssz laq Aeksl. Ar,har lehnsge David Mar
ray 30 rrsisal Z Il Aboosf. los Ncn5as Iao " Nllsis,
Iss Fvtsrs Petr tlasasl fsey, I1S so te0 Cla- Jao
&srznst IA Jru A41ns-33.
Bk C.za thri ar. Rlbt No1ueys bat steersr A1irsE
passs- Harry Ct4aaaHl Itk Estlns erk- Is Cartsrs
Fcuecs, RsrC (tisury. r1rH tuiasa-usl> Mn
syAir1ey (ssl Cal-iss tiiaHtasl Ilarry Mss-n Caas
Sriah sen Grass >an gahar- Aatlns D51ilsgo-tT
>ai- fsephle has hsstef Grtvrss "a mate. Louis
gg,1-ri 81 ID sngnss an ll Nsrtanz esss ssrsrsr,
lgs CrlEse. I1ht Cs-rs. Ioe Eithltt IA ueys
erss. Shi August Fsirs EAIg. y "a ut1lan, Astsns
grsles Esoerts, Us Sylvtt-iA
u nrs111nl CAgt u Grrsns nats. Ntyus - % les
Vvnl asds heNt-r CCstsrs eaE eervr, Chapr1.
<a ClIEaa1ls ersS. ChIs seward LIS Oayssa, Brsusa,
Geo BGssn, Hsary-ll.
SaiP Mlrvnga. seaman. DAVID tIltFaaanl.
Bly Er4les. Bssat-tAsse AS been passen-
scart tAs Thrsz srVS1srs zIriy al hs TgC
80
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poSei wcrks. survSys, ard s@eh reeor,saen-
1asscus ss nay spqeaF 10 thsss t. he desirable.
Tx LAW azsy be iu-per5ecs IN soras Sf is
&eesils. eei tAst can be heSs sseeyssise1 by
acsual trisl The spgoSntsees q e0muis-
ssoz vhe shall Vfsit Ia persea the VsrsN0s DIS
srfesS x the coc-sry, ard esrefeily examine
sasir eapsStitses and reaulgs=snss> cannot
isi, especially If the vep,oSss are published, 70
rcse,s ia sgess sco3. even if SAe 6ovsSuwSss
sao1l3 St,p ths-e. sa6 hail u carry ia;o efscs
any of he ucrSS q iassyaal Improvement
cse,ez,piassj il :he ass, Al eNecesjye inter-,
oz securing uatsonsl prosperity and p70svess
vCud sslzs upca the opportunities granted
by tbs law. ard wOal3. WITH energy ard
zi1crisv. pes is i=so ths exec1sScr- Bs,s we
can hardly hope that sAe prescn, ministry will
eoz=ence wczS IN thss 6i7eetior. whsre it has
pe-iai.isd siulisr opportunities 10 pass un-
lnp-cyel Au rossrlSgvns administration, vjsh
tbs scot Il sle eoaasry at heart. would
uev~- Ps-uis tie appropriation q SsS0oo s5r
TIE water sgpPly of Hosolelu. which IS made
<sssi1r sfse- Sssssgu. 10 ren,zie uasxpenGsi.
whlle shey Ses the value or the wsser-wcrks
ssp-eci1,ias war sfter year by reason Of the
sh-srksss &C Tx ~aser sspply, and the Metro
pa,is every season. As AZ the pyssens siue,
sze5ecse6 G, she risk q being ravsged frOn
oas end ID the ether by sze soz want Of an
aieecate 1mount q water for exsirguishins
coz5s-rslza,zs- Al honest executive weulG
have uiase use q this liberal appropriation
fer tie SAKE e avoiding the frauds which are
every sumner perpesrased upon the citizens u
this town. by the iBfractiou Of the eoasracrs
uh5ch TIE Government eaters into, in eVrsi3-
s-a-50u &C tie wsssr-rsres, 70 furnish them
With reasonable saosat @ water for their
z1r5sas and for domestic purposes, We
wgelI earnestly urge the Government 70 % It's
share In the great vOrk Of irtr0,iueins new
e-1-a1 en- Of prosperity. for Hawaii. BY
every possible encoursse1aeas 70 enterprise.
that its interests are the Inter
ss-s q tie Peopls-
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The AIdez Process.

Fs sEa5s6 twg weeks sirce GO TIE pc-5ees
wh5ck : en- focs for Starting isssccs.s.-,- :
vcrks II th5s cf.v. --5s- the above ueu-5s1ei
passz-- We believe this enterprise 70 & 8
verv Important s-zp IL the direction os tbs de-
veI1pzsns e z5as gt tie laszzs resources Of
TIE cV1-y. and vs wish Il every Success.
Tle-g a-s u----is-lis 5f sa--i-s. ve-sta5Ias ard
ether arszciss, which have hi.he-so been dor
s6 Incapable e p-sserv1s55u, bzs which. wen
Subjected &c thzs rav5t process, are p,ase5. .Je-
yCc6 The rsach cf fscu,ec-z-icu ard ts,.zy.
and retain for ucushs Al the favor and fr=sh-
zess which have h=-s55s1rs been rsg1r5se; -
the a--rfbuss crly Cf the su,irizd article Tszu,
wh5.h uizhz bs produced here II almost n
-z--l.z5 g-l-zz.iez, can te preserved by 5zys1s
50 thar it VII kseP fir years an5 vii th%u,
when c,,ckz,i, produce poi th1- cannot Be i-
rllzu5s-sst f-vu- lh1- made frVu the tarv fr-zh
t-uu tie pasct- Il taste f,- tarV ccEl. re
created atr1a.s--z-t Is II caz y prepared t-1-
tie t15Is Z s1cl variety e f5rus, t.5s
wCzlt u15 te tzE-z--rt, 1t night be uaE- j
s,rai5lbls rival of TIE Po5aro- A. Il e7ss5
5e fz-u55z1e,5 It ; very low Prics, It wC-Ii :.e
sspsciaIly a5apczd f-r F-uvisi7ui-g ships as5
l-z5zz- And shsa ws have tie s~sez-posag.,
and she tra45-fru5-, which d wsIl here, a.si
wh5-h are P-1,5ucs,5 II snail Quantities as 5sss
Prszens 5fa=, cnly bscazse Of the Ifnaissd mas
kzt TfF-gpare6 b The AIi=n process f5r e.
Pc-r1-ion- there : 70 6oGbs bCs shzs shsy
wclif spee1zy become poPEllr a55isisus =
tie 5ies cf tie world. this fzrnisEi1e cue
gz1iaI euglgyusus 70 uzlzftzsiss Ct 0Er pes
pIa II the u1stsr Of beef, Wh5-h pzubatsy
can It raised hzrs a. chelpIy as auyEhsre g
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prgTed by tiss-gzgh tests that when prsz
served II tbs naazer L Is i valz1hIs arsic..s
q food. Teas CT II are annuaIfy shrgEu a=F}
vhi-h might easily be utilirsi, and Ez5s >
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usss cf tie eoE-ry esus-ed 90 ths p-g,szctii.,s
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o. i-sla-l1-na ar u-i1 sia la1-s ne slas1aa= zlanc
h.1rs s-azl1u % -Il-1--1s l7slae.i
z1eEza q cazlEesE-a-iF llE-lstsrll
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(cIEcrLAz-l
Regulations under Reciprocity
Treaty with the HaWaiian Is-
Lands.
TaElsEET DErlETTEg.

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TaIhiag.e-, D. C., Sept II. 1876
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shall Dc iasrs5sssI iass tie PsriE Of The Usitsd
s,asss free sf ssly, fsz aas aftsE the date Of tie
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t1zs E-1u rs1Ais i krss, III: arrsEFscsS castor
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