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The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
FE THAT SUFFER READ! READ !


PRIyAIENATURE. NO NATTER now long STANDING,
WITHOUT ANY INJURIOUS EFFECTT0 THE SYSTEM,
OR ANY CHANGE OF DIET
1t NeUer has FdIed-H cannot FaH tc Curet
V HIS Invaluable Specific first introduced into Pisa some
ftty years since, became well known as Ger
IAN cure that in every town city only the Con
nent but fn Great Britain the demand for so great
s merits so astounding, that in less than year from
us introduction it had SQFpi1n,t all other remedies The
compelled to acknowledge its wonderful mdsY over one
ease lropretors Of other Medicine jealous Of its
yan endeavored to stay its onward pragress Like grass
before the mower, their efforts fol- to the ground and like
fire on the prcs sweeping all before it, its onward march
became Triumphant Ii stood forth upon its own merits
discerning public saw tried and were convinced f
lca rtr The massive furEne acquired BY Dr. Pareira-
from the sale OF it during the years he prepared it.
alone bore witness To It's miraculous merits the de-
cease OF the Doctor the recipe beqUeahed his SON
who has lately introduced the remedy into the United
States The number of it has already made are
testimony to its efficacy.
Al rho use 1t, 1t ,ciR CURE.
With safety Peadana certainty other medicine has ever
possessed
Resort TO No QuGcE Nostr,,mc.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past fifty years
and was never known 10 fail.
This great warranted Remedy is purely Vege
table
BEwAFE or ooUNTERFrIrs.
The extensive sale Of this wonderful medicine has already
caused some person persons palm OF upon the unsus
pecng spurious compound closely resembling fhe Orig
inaL BE particular to buy without the written sig
ttuTc OF A iareira ~ The outside fhcwIaUper
bottle. All others counterfeit and heir copoansers
will be punished with tire utmost rigor Of the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by n Babcoc
sole Age; for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
to whom all orders be addressed liberal discoun
made to Wholesale Geaers.
D. BABCoCK, Wholesale Druggist
II Davis street. san Francisco.
List ofAgents throughout the state.
nr. II. HUNT Nevada.
BlCE COFFIN & Co, Druggists, Marysville
B. X. sTARKWEATHER City Drug Store, ltockton
W. H. BRCNER Toulumue Drug Store, Sonora.
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Shasta Drug Store Shasta.
CHILD, WORTaEN, Placerville Drug Store PlacervHe
JUSTIN GATES, Jr Sacramento City
DR.. r. W. CARR, Downie,ille..
Or. W. II. GATIslfF Yreka.
DR.. J. B. WINSTON, Los Angeles.
WHAIEY MORSE san Diego
GEO. L. STORY Portland, D. T.
San Francisco, May 25-3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
IMMENSE EXCITEMENT!
Great RssEs at the Broad street
TIGIIlBLB DEPOT,
Cheapegt Goods IA thc Mcuntains.


= lie subscriber would return his sincere thanks 10
I he public of Nevada for the patronage extended
him since he hss been in this place de hopes by giving
mis- personal attention to the bU-iness, selling the
BEsT GooDs in the CITY, and al the TO
ceiye continuance OF fayors Il is his intention TO kce
on hand the
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
FASHION SAI,OOnJ.
FEnin StreeI. Nevnhn.

: EESl1UIg % GUUAv.
Fsaia STreeI, Nevada.
THE ABOVE MOON has recently been refted and
6xel up in style superior 10 any Sslooa above
Sacramento and il open day and night for the reception
Company
lilUJES AND CIGARS the hest be had in California
will always iC fol3 81 the FEsI3N Tie proprietor hsv
E had an exrcrieuce Of several years, fgtiers himself
that in point Of experience and tact in
gR4=A2-71= FANCY DR1MgS,
H. rr70rior is isst 20 tsnd in the State Attached
g. SIC sIo- =. ,sISG 1loeS where gentlemen nav
d.
TWO xT2sGE1Es SERVED UP DATT.v!
Ia oc5sr - sata ths apPe.itas Of frends We VIII
foI ~ Two It shes e. d; at II oclucz. 4. 81. and
{ ei52E p. 81 We tctcra sincere thanks to the
pugc Of Nevada and Toald ilatii VII ever be ou-
oe5.Ee ~ 1lFg tie FAsaloS pleasant I,ace Of resort
feTaea, July l3--11 GEORGE W LEWIS.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
Notice to Shareholders.

NOTlCE Is hereby given 10 the Shareholders OF the
IN Astor Mining Company, on Gold Fist, that thos
shares on which the assessments have not been pad up
will be sold at Public Auction the highest bidder ten
days from the date Of this notice. at Dr. Bcknes Office
on Broad street, at 10 ;'~'""E A. NJ
July 90 IL y sicsSEI.I z-s.s,srx 3. se,,v
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13
Special fctices.
MASONIC NOTICE

Elk. KANE LODGE, F. Il A. ". meets every FRIDAY
TyrENING, at the Masonic Lodge Room Broad street
'iai'i--s srethren are invited 10 attend.
r,rruc c. II. SEYMOUR, W. VI.
The Nevada journal., 1855-07-13

20 pr. HARM HUNT wiz continue their Medical
Once at The above store
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
What are this Sound Dues?

As these dues may possibly give rise to
a serious dispute oetweentae United States
and Denmark, says thu Euqaiger, it will
be interesting to know what they are
| The "Soted" IS q parre~ strait lying be-
tween the Island Of Z,tiand belonging to
the Danes and the Sv ed,sh coast, and
gives entrance TO the Bai,ic sea. The
fortress of Cronburg Castle commands the
passage, and extracts payment from all
vessels entering the Bsl,ie; the ships of
Denmark herself have to pay, as we'll as
ioseisa tonnage The orig;i, Of this ex-
action is, that IN encie.a times Denmark
undertook to buf!d ard sustained certain
| glu houses aiong the coast for VIII th the
Hauestowns agreed. TO ~ toll.
England, France, I'esHad and Sweden
pay a duty Of one pei sssrss. on very cat
so entering the Baltic. Osher countries,
Including the United States. pay one and
a quarter per csn!.; even Danish ships are
taxed TO This rate. In the yea, 1926
treaty recognizing HIS duty, was coaclu-
ded between The United States and Den
mark, This treaty, however, according
to one OF It's stipuiations may be dissolvad
by either Of tie parties, provided they
give one years notice Of their intention.
During the Presidency Of John TYLER
our Government determined to put for
eible end TO the imposition. Nit. L fshur,
then Secretary otoate, fitted ont feet
OF mrrchantnen and vessels of "ar, u..der
Commodore Stewart, which he designed
should force lis way into the Baltic and
thus at once id tie United States of ihe
sound duties. Mr.. Upshut's sudden death
however. by the explosion Of a cannon
just a. the Il ct was ready to start. Delayed
tue expedition and II was finally abandon
ed. Other attempts were made to abolish
his tax. While Denmark was at war
With srh!es-wig iiolestein, Mr. Flreni-
ken, the United States Minister. offered
Oh the pat o! hi, government 10 pa, Den
mark $3.50, coo ter a ten year 5 suspension
Of the dues, his death prevented the pro-
posai com;,a 10 a head Finally, Ga the
Eth ef Apul last. the y. 5. notified The
Danish Government Of their Intention 70
cease paving the sound duties, and tie
stipulation OF the treaty viii accordingly
sApire neS,sEIing. Should no ameabie az
Engagement OF the question be arrived at in
the meanwhile, we may then expect TO SEE
our vessels passing the sound under war
ike convoy. 4 serious conflict will t.en
nasi probably arise.
The Daaes are much alarmed upon this
sgbjeet aud fear the United States will
seize upon their Vest lhLia possessions,
Tie Islands OF ,ii. Thomas aud 5, Croiz.-
They are believed to be soliciting the good
offices OF the French Government.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Alphabetically cotempaIary trutn-
fully remarks: Tie persons who really
understand the principles Of advertising
are few. Most people fancy that it is ON.
s necessary to advertise occasionally, for
geiilag that il the general competition
they aiil soon be forgotten for some new
ADVERTISE to tie best advantage. They
should remember ,li4t lheJ muS, ,ot ohly
selec; tie mest 2ranef c'saanel, must not
only SET .ot;h theif wares or wants in ex-
fleit terms, bat must keep doing this, day
by day or week ty wee.., or else they
VIII fail sao', Of their obiec, in just so ia,
as they neglect to advertise regularly. A
news aapcr has new readers every issue,
and the greater It's circulation the greater
the number of these. II advertising is oil
any benefit, it is as useful in hard times as
IN prosperous o'.es nsy more ST., Tor il is
a: such period iIiata dealer must make
up, BY txerlions, 70, the decline ia his
trade. Ii is "penoy wise and pound
foolish economy to St mi your advertising
IN any way.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
- Turder Wheat"


All experience has proved thaf' as
pohtiea' element. the 'ofrign vote Of I'M
country II essentially one.Sidrd arr''ibt
IN our country aud securing the rag hts 0
citizenship, they naturally become radicals
aud rampant Democrats. Counted. cares
ed, caIoltt, but never rfhnked BY iht
Democratic patty, they become Jealous III
| NE eai!se ahd oaht<d together by The an
deaflas ties OF Identity Of opinion, the,
cas-! taeir votes as one man III favor OF that
party - n, @, bee
lhls Us IL pa1f, satisfactory. pregnhhteon-
'essien. and furnishes the true solution ioi
Tie organization Of The KNOW etblng par
~. " i'at man OF ordinary brains does not
ano" 'ha' Il 2sn, scorT bad succeeded IL
fttsuadlng TIE natataiized u ze..s by his
compliments to III u ~ " ,ush Aisl,
orogee anh sir sweet ot'nan accent
lha' 'iF Vas a bt,1ef foreigner man me
foreigner himself, and succeeded III vault
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
POETRY.
IrlIa gossip

ri II. WILDWOOD.
Kitten kitgra, two lp9pths DID,
Wo9lly saow bali, hing snug,
Curid up IN the vaeaest field
81 The warl heartb-r,ig;
Turn yeuf dreNsy head this way,
What is Lie !? Oh, kitten, say
:. Life ?" said the Kitten, wiakjng her eyes,
And twitching her tail, i'll Il a9oll surprise
'.lie ?''-Ub. It's racing over the floor,
Out ~ tue window and IN at The door;
Now on the chair>baea. new Oh tn, table,
MID balls q cotton aud >ksns ot sit,
And crumbs oj sp4al and lngs OF milk
All cozy and comfortable.
It's pattiag the little dogs ears, and leaping
Refund him and Ter him while he's sleeping
Waking hi,a up in alright,
Then aft and away. ike lash OF light
Securing and scanperlng out OF sight.
iiieY Gh It's rolling over and over
Gu the sumiGer-g feen turf ard budding clover
et7isiug the shadows as fast a. thy run,
Heati the gHaeazf PATHS il - iiid d. sttH,
pfancin. aud galhheiing. braye and bold,
Climbing the tr7e stems, scratching the mould
That's iife.s said the Kitten, TIVE months old.
Kitten. kitten, come sit on ms knee,
Aud 1.-THE aed listen. Kitten. to .ne
One b. on. oh, IN. bg on
The sdy, swit shadows ssfes.p over tn sun
Daei9ht di.th. and--kitt nhaod's done.
And, hitts5l, oh! the rain aud the wind,
Fof catheod cometh. with careful mind,
And grave cat-HUtiss follow Behind.
Hark there's saHad yoa cannot hear;
Iii whicper its meaning in your eari
Ateei
(The Kitten stared With her great green eyes,
And .Mtehed htl tai III aqaeer sufpfise,-)
4Hioe!
No s.et tit bits, dainty and nice;
Aolioie mischief and no more play
hut eatetas by night and sleeping by day,
Proving NbpFaeyar the 70. doth Turk
Very -her: commons and very sharp work.
And RitteH, ell tie hail ana the thunder
That's black cloud, but a blackers under.
lark but Ysu'ii ali from ny knee. fear,
When / whisper that awful word III your ear
R-e-r-sats!
(Fhe Kittens heart bea. with frea. pit-pats,
Tut Eer WHISPERS qa4serd. aaa from their saeatl
Fidsi'd out tbs sharp; "li.te, pea y teeth.)
f-1sl-yafai
The sco,n Of dogs. bat the terror Of eats,
The erucest Toes and tbg iief5est fighters,
The saucest thieves and the fiereest biters.
But. Kitten. | see Yoa'Y steutish heart,
"a. courage and play an honest part;
L sc Wsli your paws,
And strengthen your claws,
And sharpen Yoaf teeth aaa stretch Your jaws
Then woe To thg tfi+a ii pie!zefs asd stcalers,
Nibbiers aud s9nag Heis, AID evil dealers
but M, that you anaE mes moi precisely
In thut 3aaf tduee ficieae0t 50 nicely,
o.! aa.! tNdy fHce over the hoo!
OIt n the window and in IT tiIe door;
Roll GA the turf sad bass II ti,e sun,
Ere 1ight-t ilae coaicih, aud k.ttenhooa's done.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
Boysry LAND CIA,ns.-Tbere hay,

Bounty LAND GlA,Ms.--Thefe have
been tao ..uadsed and fifteen thousand
eight l.aaated c!airas i.'rd Tor bounty lands
under the act Of ,.aFeh Cd, 50, Of which
37,C00 we're Gltd in March, $4,000 in
april, aid IS, 600 III siay. Thus far the
commissioned OF pensians has only been
able to issue abou. SO eco warrants OF E.
sizes. and az the rate at winch they art
now Issuing warrants it viii take over tyr
years TO complete the cases Oh hand
Claimant, who sre anxiously awaiting ths
receipt Of theig Warrants vii have TO BE- pa.
'ient. No doubt Congress " III devise somt
means al its ensuing session for a speedieI
execution Of the law.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Louis NAroLroN.-'Thc New York Jour,
nal OF Commerce says:
"A gentleman who has Tor some month.
resided III Paris, and Who came over in the
Pacific tells as ;hst the popularity Of Louis
Napol, on knows no bounds; tina, the poo
pie cherish him as careful guar disns W ouid
beloved ehi!d, aud that his preservation
aud the tranquility Of frauee are Identical.
lie ,eiatrs thai The wal is aot only popu.
Tar, but that the French nation are resolved
% submit 10 any saeii flee 10 byiug II to a
successful eo:.eiusion. AID that the rrcen,
loan is 5a. a s;aai. iosea ii the energy, Wi
aud perseverance, with which hoslilitie.
are 20 b. coHdacied.n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

" Curious correspondent, Of the New
York Mirror furnishes the toliwing III
mas been Investigated that onl OF 2S7 wars
the present excep ted-which have been
saged i'll Chlis,endom since the Christian
era, 10 mainly resulted f,om the desire OF
territory, % from the desire of plunder,
"A from revenge. TO settle question o
honoi, 6 from disputed claims, 4 from dis,
puted titles, SO from the pretence of assis-
ting allies, % from jealousy Of rival great
ness. 5 from commercial difficulties. SO
from civil amnesty, and % from religion
bisotry. Surely, how few causes can jus.
tily war
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Hoes IN MISUNDERSTANDING to te-
turns to the auditor of Kentucky there
are in that State this year. LAO, 266 hogs
over six months old, against, 1852, 244
last year TINS decrease in number is at,
uibuted to short crop Of corn last year
which compelled many to kill that other
wise would have kept them for year lon
ger. The quantity OF pork raised III tn,
State the present season, however, vii
undoubtedly exceed that Of last year.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

A SINGULAR CoiNcIpENcE.-W hat does
the know Nothing order in Virginia
mean by appointing the 18th day of Outo,
bel as the time for holding their State Con.
vehtion' Have they forgotten that "a
that day CORVALLIS and the British arm,
surrendered 10 the allied armies OF the Tia
tive born Protestants Of America, and the
foreign Catholic Church, What, we
might ask would be the position of the
United States at this time, il it had not
been for the assistance rendered Us iii the
time Of our greatest need by the armies a,d
fleets of France, a Foreign and Catholic
na,ion' Is tnot probable hat Washington
would have been hung as a rebel, ann his
name become b. word Of scofn aad re-.
ptoach9 Is it not probable that the Uni
ted States, instead Of taking rank as me OF
the most powerful and independent ma
tons, would be at this time oppressed aud
prosecuted colonies? Let Know Nothing-
ism, when il assemblies here on the 10Th
of next October, mol forget the deeds and
services of Rochambeau de Grassp, Laiay-
cite, and their gallant soaiery who were
present at the Siege aud fail of Yorktown
--Lyachbufg RepadGcaa.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06


The Richmond Examiner enumcrate,
the iollowiag as Fundamental articles /,
the creed Q! lae State Rights nrmocrae,
OF she South" aud as containing 1.-THE
whole spirit of Southern Democratic Pol.
i!Ics -
The Onion under faithfully respected
Constitution IS worth preserving.
The Union under a violated Cons.itu-
sion is not worth preserving.
Session. pracesble il may be, violent il
need be, is a rish'lul remedy io' broken
compact
Tie success of tie Democratic party l.
necessary to the protection of the Gonsli,a.
tion and thereby, 10 the preservation o.
the Union"
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
Positive People.


1t i, we affirm not meiriv il.-Ored, but
it i also unwase, in regard 10 the pare
snain, maiics which eau be considered 40
soiu!e il tue. There are always, III tie
frs place. exceptions 10 every rule; and,
10 the next, circumstances alter the appi-
cation. Take, far example, "a matter tf ou
ty. Wuat nay be one mans cGl, is no;
auoiilrr's. Fortune, opportunity; ednca-
ton. and almost countless other things are
10 be Ii ken into consideration, in deciding
" Nal this peisoa Is not. There IS more
ciiaii,y Iii the WIDOW > eli;r. as we al know
there is often in the rich MAJ, talent In
tact, Iew questions OF social or political HE
ever present themselves under exactly SIM
liar a>pels. They are Ike u manf.siaed
cry slsl. Under lie uanstoimi1g power 81
light, and continually offer new varirt,-S OF
appearance. Ok lhey are ike summer
clouds IA; ,unse: and charge thcli tint with
every moment Of The evening vapor.
The Wiser man becomes, therefore,
the more cautious he is in regard to pos
tive assertions. He hears others denounce
fellow being but, as he know there Are
few iiany. utterly wicked, he hestaies te
censnre too bitterly. And is he not right;
Who can tell what temptations On the
hand and what constitutional weakness on
the other, may have led to the acts he ab.
hors. Again. An experiene d statesman,
legislator, phlanthropist OF political econo-
mist never in hurry ,olay down positive
rule. applicable 10 all times, respecting the
conduct oil Stase, the Justice OF iat''. the
the form of social reformation, or the
beneiit Of a new organization Of labor. Ii
is Away eoneeited youth hieh takes ar.
roganuy aud Dramatically. Its always
instructed age which is considerable and
comprehensive
It 'nay be set down as bad sign, there.
fore. When a man is too positive. Depend
upon II he is either a tYrant of fool or
both. His tango OF knowledge is snail, so
that he sees onls " hsl is within lis mar
row circle, or hr is @iIilllly bii;ld, and
shuts his eyes to what he does now wish 10
see. Youag men, If you desire older an,.
more Experienced persons to hold you in
esteem, avoid posiivenes,s, for il viii only
reveal your ignorance, and SO lower. in
stead Of elevate you, IN their opin,on.-
Bah SIN.
iasS- The Havana correspondent OF the
National Intellis-ncer writes tia, Santa
Anita has besides his possessions in Ven
e.nels aud the United States, Cor his sac
riiees personal, and pecuhiary, So, 000, Geo
With him, in the Bank Of Eagland aud
other places OF deposit, an eqall OF larger
sum; and in the United State, several
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
(From the Baltimore Clipper.l
Murder Trial.
RoaHGY, Va, sept. Z. 1875:


\ great exciie.ae has existed in lhi,
community for severa! da, S past. caused b,
the trial OF Samuel Mcdonald, charged
with the murder of David Orndorff, in June
last. The accused is a youth Of Avn,
nineteen years of age, of genteel appear.
ahcr, and Of respectable. paran.s, as | un-
dcrstand. The circumstances Of the muir
der, as detailed before TIE court, are Of a
very aggravated character. They are
briefly AS iollows:-
Ii appears that the boy Mcdonald had
leloniou,iy entered the house of on cid
gentleman named LocknileI, IN the alb
sense OF the family, who ~ere visiting &
sick .e.g hbor, aud was ransscking the
premises. " lille thus engaged IN his
vliiainous derfeda;ions, Crndor..i, not being
aware OF HE absence c! he family, vas
approaching the house for the purpose O
pa, ,as thea friendly visit. " hen the &c
rased saw him ilsous window, aud ~.
ny deliberately ioos up ii.le near al hand
and ..fe3, the bali ehteras just above the
hip, causing his death three days alter
wards. Cfudofh WAS accompanied by hi,
lltle, daughter, child OF itnael years
who saw die vii ole TRANSACTION. and wa.
tic ptihcIple witness ia lhe case IAt
trial has lasted several days, aLd great in
isrest was manifested by Our citizens as IL
the result, the majority believing that the
youth would BIZ hung. To-day however
the Case was brought toa conclusion, and
the jury rendered a virdiet Of murder ia
thr second degree, which sends him te
the Penltenliary for the term OF eighteen
ea:s-.he full extent Of the law in Vir.
ginia.
AS IA remarkable coincidence 70 this case
will mention the fact that the graudl4th-
er OF this same youth was hung in Hardy
county, IN this State, for the murder o!
two childIen. good many years ago and
lie deed was committed within 81 p ht oi
where the present hsMeide vas pripe-
trated. Ii viii be remembered, ITO veyer
that Hampshire aad Hardy we've one anl
the same at That time.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06
LOVE DECLARATION.
ny A LOCOMOTIVES


b those checks Of lovely hue;
BY those eyes Of deepest blue,
" hich thy very soul looks through,
As if, forsooth, those clear blue eyes
Were portals into Paradise
BY that alabastcr brow
BY that hand as white as snow;
BY that proud. angelic form
fy that rounded. classic arm
BY those locks OF raven hair
By those vermi lips swear
BY the ocean, by the al,
BY the lightning and the thunder
BY al things on eerth or Rnder
BY the 'iccttic telegraph
b. my future hetter-hal.'
Py our vesPcrs. by our dreams
BY cur mathis and lie Deums
BY young Cupid, by nv muse
By-whateycr else YOU choose
Yes, | swear by all creation.
And this endless Yankee uatiop,''
That
love
80,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

lss- An English writer Classics old
maids aud bachelors as SOLITARY mature
men and women vho have nothing happen.
ing to them.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

The contributions Of New York. inssit
Of = orlolk and Portsmouth amount to SOL
ll9, those Of Philadelphia to abon, $50,
600, and those Of Baltimore 10 s37 DO
Total FROM the three cities 500 ,256.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-10-06

Vs. Call not him the hsppiea who i,
the richest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

ANNUITIEs TO THE ROYAL FAMLY.-The fol
lowing were among the annuities paid out of the
English consolidated fund in the year ending 3lst
March, 1853: Her Royal Highness the Princess
Mary (now Duchess of Gloucester) 4l6,000; the
Trustees of His Royal Highness Leopold George,
Prince of SAKE Coburg, (now King of the Bel
gians,) $4,000; Her Royal Highness the Duchess
of Kent, $4,000; Her Royal Highness the Du-
chess of Cambridge, $4,000: His Royal Highness
Prince Albert OF SAKE Coburg and Gotha, $50, 600;
Her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, Du.
chess of Mecklenburg Strelitz, f3000 His Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge, 212,000: Her
Royal Highness the Princess Mary OF Cambridge,
5000: His Serene Highness the Prince of Neck
Ienburg Strelitz Gl, 7eS As. I'D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-21

SHIP BuILDING IN Boston AND VICINITY.
From a statement published in the Boston Journal
it appears that during the year 1875 there had been
built in tho ship yards of Boston and its vicinity Al
vessels, with tonnage of ,55a. Last year there
were built in the same yards, TO vessels, with
tonnage of 72, l46 Estimating the cost Of the YES
sells for the year at $50 per on which Is csnsdered
q fair average price, the whole amount paid for
for their construction foots up s2, 372, ,4so