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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-11

ABOUT CHINA AND THE CHIsEsE-Sir John
Bowring has recently addressed q long and inter.
esting letter to the Royal Asatic Society Of Lon
don on the subject of China. His official position
as ambassador has given him good opportunity to
obtain authentic information, and the following
facts collected from his communication cannot but
be read with interest
Forty-three years ago the last official census Of
the Empire was taken, at which time the popula.
ton was reported at 362, 900 0O0 and the present
estimate is 400 100000 According to ancient usage
the population Is grouped under the following
heads /. scholars 2. husbandmen g. mechanics;
of social outcasts-such as gamblers stage players,
beggars convicts, and robbers. Human life is d.
vded by the Chinese into ten periods, as follows
The age of 10 is called the opening degree;" 20,
youth sxpired;" 80 strength and MARRIAGE" 40
officially =" SO, "error knowing" 60, "cicle
closing 10, rare bird of age :" 60 rusty visage -
co. delayed" )" 100, lagos extremity"
On the subject of food the Chinese have but one
prejudice, and that is against milk which they new
er touch, while little puppies, kittens young rats,
monkeys, and snakes are considered deIicacies.-
They prefer these even in a case of ofdecomposition
Chickens In the shell command high prices Milk
is, however, used by very aged people Both in
eating and drinking they are remarkably temper
ate; but opium is the cause of much wretchedness
throughout the Empire The number of people
who annually die in China is said to be truly fright
full Multitudes perish from starvation, from In.
nundations and from suicide; and the late civil
WdE nave cAtClLuAuatcuy Wy idluuc, Qlbo8Bt, duu
the sword, millions of men, women, and children.
Sir John Bowrng asserts that at one period Of his
residence in China Ave hundred victims fell daily
by the hand of the headsmaD.
Reverence for life there is none; and the dead
are treated with the most perfect indifference-a
corpse being often seen under the table of gam
bers, and putrid body at the threshold of door.
In many parts of China, strange to say, there are
towers Of brick or stone where female infants are
thrown by their parents into hole made in the
inside of the WALL and it is asserted that, while a
desire for offspring seems to be universal infanti-
eide prevails to an extent unequalled in any other
country and, most astonishing, the childless wife
of Chinese willingly comedies with the husband
in introducing into the household any number of
concubines whom he Is able TO maintain, and she
exercises over them undisputed authority, and
the child of a concubine Is bound to pay higher re-
spect to the lawful wife than 10 its own mother
To promote marriages seems to be every body's
affair, and matches and betrothings accordingly
occupy the chief attention of all-the young, the
middle aged and the old
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A NOVEL ANswER--A few Sabbaths since in =
town in the vicinity Of this city. TEACHER of >
Sunday School was engaged In quesfioning his pm.
pills upon subjects connected with their prlvious
studies In the Hible. At last, turning 70 . young
Irishman, : member Of the claas hs asked aWhas
Adam Lost BY the fall Pat for : few mcments
was apparently 10 brown stndy, but - Last ~
dee braghtened q be rep1ied "A
was h III hst dry'-Bcuss zSev&tw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-11
BY JAS. A. CowARDIN.

ry- The Daily Dispatch 10 served 20 subsc,ioen
a. SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable 20
the Carsier weekly. Price for mailing - q year In
advance.
re- The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every IN
ssv. and mailed to subscribers at 81 per snnum-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-11

FASHIONABLE FANS IN PARIs-A writer aliuding
pears to exist in Paris the present year. mentions
that even the fans now in use are marked by elab.
orateness of workmanship, and cost as high as
$1,000 each. s20 or $50 Is considered the meres,
trifs for one Of these highly decorated, carved
and enriched articles
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SIGNOk q. GEORGE Professor OF Mu.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

I IFE INsURANCE.-MUTUAL BENZ.
II FIT COMPANY.
Capital, July lst, 1855. 125 262 IA
Losses paid in Richmond over. 500 90
This Company is purely mutual,t and Is paying
nual dividends to the insured of SIS per cent
Office at "Stationers Hail." No. q Pearl ST.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
N. B. Slaves insured in the Albemarle Insurance
Company from to years. B. w. K, Agt.
dc 22-Sm
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE can
L. be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pany, favorable terms with any other compa-
ny in this State possessing real cash capital meet
losses. Apply to STOKES & CO,
Agts, Richmond, Va.
WIN. T. EARLY, Prest,
JNO. WOOD, Jr. Sec'y,
Charlottesville, '
limited STATES LIFE INSURANCE
" ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL 81, 24O,629-Issues poll
oas White Persons for Life and makes annual di-
vidends to policy hodsrs also nsures Slaves for one
or term ofyears- For rates, &c, apply to
Q. +. BRESEE, Agent, or
+. w: HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner
At the Office Il the Insurance Company of tho Val.
ley ofVirsinia, l4th street, Richmond, Va
A. 2l--6m
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was asked: What Is the price of ducksi" when he
confessed he could not tell He had been out that
very day with his wife, and she had purchased no
fewer than three ducks. Firstly, there was duck
Of a dress" secondly, . "duck Of Z parasol;" and
thirdly "duck Of bonnet The nrst was made
of Genoa velvet the second was trimmed with Va.
lenciennes lace, and the third had magnificent
bunch of ostrich feathers The united cost Of these
precious "ducksn was o275 20 that each duck"
had stood him In NO less than 49l and few shiI.
lings apiece.-He supposed there were sducks" 70
be had In the market cheaper, but for himself,
whenever he hears his wife mention the word
duck he always trembles from head 70 foot, for
nately expensive.
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SOMETHTN1I FOR THE MILLION.

4 BItUw ~, .Br., SlUCh .SruAcr, n.Ls 40
~. moved his Office to No Isl tZmmermans) corne
Main and 18th streets 6-eod.s
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~ n. CHAL kLEY, Leather Dealer,

". 18th street, between Main and Cary, keeps con-
atantly on hand an assortment of all kinds Leather,
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather Russet and Wax Up
per Kip; French German and American Calf-Skins;
French and German Patent Calf-Skins; black and
Tered Morocco and Kid-Skins; Roans of all colors;
Goat and Sheep Binding Skins Shoe Thread; Boot
and Shoe Trees; Mems and Ladies' Lasts Boot Webb;
Avis; Lasting Tacks; Silk Twist with full assort-
uent of Findings of every description, of the best
onsIity no 22-d&wts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-11

- ENDALL'S GUTTA PERCHA WATER
PROOFING is evidently destined to have large SALE
We speak what we know, when say that it will
render Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
fectly waterproof soft and plant and greatly adding
10 the durability of all Leather fabrics if applied ac
oording to directions which will be found upon each
bottle.
The above article can be had of o. H. CHALK
LEY, 18th street, Richmond, Va, wholesale and re-
tail, who is the only authorized Agent for the city.
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3 rom oas
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be givsn
piv To
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Re suhscu.
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4 shove tia
present &C.
street and
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here is slso
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,e e for rent
fossesGaa
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ion on T,, tSs
500
stedw,,h.
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"nLTAM 4. COL LENiAN s, CO., SHIP
Nv riNli AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

w PING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
C.tIFoRNtA AND FRONT STREETS, SAN FRANCIS
20 CAI-Ofice No. 81, Wall Street, New York.
~ w. T. COLEMAN,
HENRY CARLTON,
j. FL. WILLIAMS.
My COLEMAN is in New York, and will give ship
s averv information as to markets, shipping, &c.
ris- EXCHANGE on San francisco, for sale BY
~ WIN T. COLEMAN,
+, q, 90 81 Wall street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-11

~ Permanent, Day and Weekly Boarders sesom-
modated on the most favorable terms. las 3-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-03

Ia ir9r our nIUflDn VIII be- mock Il az raipG ~.
W" sa"rit rsEo T"1t hare where ~ sI:, or 81
s:tRtc statues only"
Where evils and abuses have been shown TO exist
which have grown from unwIs: Legislation, II T. ous
solemn duty, representatives o suffering prop'e
who have c0ni!l-d high trust to our hands 10 nnHe,
at least; honest Effort I" remove these evils ana pun
CT end these abuses. Prophets Of cvlI, srctnngo
think that Whatever Is, is right. have AWAY Dee"
found to asSnl every proposal for important reforms
Blu. lc us have better argument Tor ~" o''
banking system OF Virginia. with ~ manifold - tns"
it's existence for Ep than the threats os bHiEito
corporations or vague decaiEat0n about the danger
| .f chanr. Such an argument would have perpe'
,ua.d Eriestcrait and Iyrnnny, IN! all the atl'r'
of the pa.t II would have perpetuated IN IN" NJ,
| ;ed States National Bank, in Virginia, small
| mai. ,;rnulrtiun, and currency not merely ce.
| prerint.i. bu: wholly incuntrnv=rtibl:. 1t Toua
hay. teprvUd us Of the Independent National lrea,
surv thar nobcst ri monument, to the principles sna
pgtriosin Of the great Democratic party OF THE couh
irv England aud other countries have been rrua'
| ling their steps towards hard money currency
LIE, Us not involve ourselves still inc1tricho!
in u system of banking which eXpcls the precious
metals from soil. Let us, nj least, begin to ~
backwards III this matter. The time Is pT0p'.oa''
Heaven smiles upon the labOrs OF the hu>bhihm""'
aud even the unhappy commissions OF Europe aus
Inent the returns OF his industry; while AusraH G'
California send their millions .. gold 10 our s1' Or
rs wait until disastrous revu!sioA as III 100
exhibits dire necessity for rriDrIn anu III Tue e"'
time forbid. il to b. made Ike the lio!Iander- is'
US u.Gui or dles ere tie breach be large thou-"
let in the ocean. Let this Legislature, WIN ooI1I
yet with caution firmly and permanently ," Of
the foundation of wise reform IN our : ." n
banking aud Of progressive change for the os,ss
the currency of Virginia and il will, IN my
enti;le itself to the everlasting gratitude u tue Pf
OF this Commonwealth. -,
i, is in behalf of the mighty interest OF OUT m.
population in thi. great question: no' lot
provemept companies, nor for bankihg cor b.ye
or banking ASSOCIATIONS, that have spokr' .n I~.
no Interest," represent interest in ,h' sa STs
excep, the interest OF the masses IN "rrcaI and
healthy trade, aud al ndependeiice, NJ views
financial both of New York aud Eur"P. ,b- appgo.
may be mistaken; they may fail 10 nj !sss Of
val of4his Hou.e; but they are me ,,. in their de-
strong conviction aud if stood a.O's ~. nv dury,
fence should have felt il noue 20 pres:ut
them to your consideration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-06-03

In fear our nIorIon will be- mpckd or raipi ~.
"" sa"rt tbEo T"1t her. where ~ sI:, OF sN
..tRtc stntIcs only"
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MEmBERs OF Congress. and Waters 10 Washing. ON
nj respectfully Informed that st TAYLOR MAUaY,s
and 9h they win all 'ier
Their stock addition he following
department of eTutue
and
Ne received immediately publication
Weekly importaiions from England
Caihouu's Works, volumes
Jefsrsons Works, volumes
WebsteI's Works, vo's., autograph edition
Evetett's Oranons aud Speeches. volumes
s CIays Private Correspondence, volume
s. 3. Prcnii-s's Memoirs, q volumes
Bsncrofis History OF the United states, 9 volumes
Htstesman's Manual, volumes
Hickeys Constitution, I volume
Jefersons Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the United States, volume
Eiiot's Dsba,es and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshs Statesmen, volume
Eiorys Works. yo.umes .
of sf the United States. volume
Lieb-r's Civil aud Self yoIunes
Wnt's Life of Patrick Henry, volume
K-nnedya Life of Win, volumes
Garands Lie Of Joln Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baid~in, volume
DE Tocqucyiliv's Democracy in America volume
The Fedsrsi's', voluine
Gnmkeis Tendency Of Free InsiuuoEs, volume
cons,iuIoua r Ut boob, ] vo,ume
Carey's Past Pfesent. and Future, i volume
sehuians Progress of Mali ne, volume
NcRiieot's American Debaer volume
Puture Wealth ~ America, ! volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, \ volume.
Every Of Engib and French stationery OF
the hns q qualities, prices
Waiting with the greatest rrnmptnce
TAYLOR g. SmAuRy's,
Dec T-dn Near BIB street
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Tr,sssnar--rne Gssas fsaropsan Discovery,


DROTECTED by royal patent Engana and secured by
Eeoe pbaacie dc Pus, and the Imperial Col
lege Of MedIctu., Vienna ges j 3gGs8t5
rea No The reuety for general aad local debility los
pawer, decay aad all The Distressing
abuse
you aud sid Write would not be
dsciias of NE IL frIesenar
adopted all physical mpedans yssis hike
tnyauibie
tering he marftie state.
completely ani entirely sradicaies ALL Of
and have
andote e health Of vast poion OF The pop
European remedy for TINT class OF
which, English physician with
which all sasapsria ih the world canuot
Nos l. q and are alike devoid tast, SMELL and
qualities They may ay on The toilet nbie wihoui
Il use being detected ta E#
Sold ~ lin cases. 50 divided separate
minseIed b, VaIpeau, I.alielnand, koux, &e.
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by the
Proprietor paentee the Uned md every
America, immediately recrivieg
Mr. will forward Tfiesnar of world
securely pacb addressed according The the
I II
Retail agents required. Terms cash. #a
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
G1 s u i.sl ssz;l .sssziz,E


rise between Washington nna whesii"g bat I7i
va@sa fa huussI st.ar #E .#.
Runnay 5steen Washington and Cincinnati, az hours
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 be bad II,
" arlington
TUE baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved lis
fullest
eers helwen Washington ai,ore and all petitions OF The West
The lie trains from Washington and thu
Wass"ssa Jaacon asy sora ihs Ry House nine miles
from Bamsre This the ouy change Of cars required between
Wsng the Washington station and rechecked and transferred
w se @ an The es % as
aslns'e" daily at a. M and M mi on Sundays al he
Wheeling made with the uans Of the CEN
ws.n. @ a "S Ss@a s 1
COLUMBUS, Thrse trains eoanec ~ Newark wih the Newark
4. 9. win the a.,
Of Little Masai railroad Xenia, CiNCtNEsrt, LOUIS
VILE, Al Xcna Iiie Miami railroad is
aaae, Laayet- TicaEo Rock Island. 81 Louis, &c.
holding through ssris lor Memphis, vskon's
transferred Cincinnati the mail the One
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and 81 LOUIS are sold by ls
FOR CLEVELAND, and via cleveland 70 Toledo, Detroit Chi
cago, sold when Ohn navrabe between
wheeling and Welsve, Cory miie-) where connexion with
Travellers requested notice that while this ia the only route
anorng throa ickeD and checks IN Washnstn also e
the eea, West The d'sionce om
but $50 miles, being about 100 mites shorter than ~ any oe
Fare BY through Washington TO wheeling 50 81
BY railroad, ty stesmer from cneisnai, SIS; ndanapo
Il Gsssi s. LOUIS s.' S and sss Memphis
&c; New Orleans 81, &c.
Cumbeana Bedord Springs Piedmont Oakland and Frmounr
as Sswssn .na
train from washington
Yor nther nformaton through uese ae, apply to tn ii
PARSONS agent at Washington station.
Master oi Transportation Baltimore and
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NOTES.

No will be made for performed, nnd for each OF such
omons satisfactorily eapaintd three times The of The TIP
ma (,
neAion with depending ma,s, and sufficiently ercad
the snbJ,ci forfeiture
Fines viii BIZ ed uoiess The delinquency
isfacty explained ceheales u thr atda
other credabl for negecng take The mil from
into office for suffer TO BIZ sjursd destroyed ro
he'd osi and for fef after dahd mail
frequently the contractor concrrned IN nins
bces the The Pos c. rnl nnnu TIE
for repealed failures agetahy dis
obeyng he posi- office laws Instructions of the department.
fo-tmasttr
General The Postmaster General alter he schedule He
also order Increase II service the by allowing ber
rfd increase OF the lie also curt ~ or
discontinue tile IN whole rata decrease
fbe allow mort's the
dispensed The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General suprscrhed i oPosa
ken kn The be executed and returned hr
department by or before the LIST April 1850 For further vnca
cohd be In the contracts hddsr
pamphlet Advertisement for a in Kentucky Ten
nessce, Missouri, and Iowa, of le5i.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 22-lawiw Postmaster General.
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Nassau Ilan collsss Of new jersey, Priaoeton,
/" should suld acquaintance be forgot,
And asy.r osnusll 10 min
Should auid acquaintance BE- rIsot,


a. should sald aequainasce be forgot,
And osnugu 10 min H.
bhnud auld aeqaain'a lance be nIsot,
Aud days ~ aud lang syne."
u The senior ls ending In June, ie5S
tha Junior class of the rpdng Juns, e uie sapnn
ending Jane lei aud The Freshman class m ts
ending Iae, led hereby requested assemble in
D. Ca by the d Of March, A. D. 1857, at The latest
the links of The chain ofovs aud ienasha which nr
sntre exchange IN eii
greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the untey fate Of
SONS OF ytoaisiag eoinpeers.
preliminary ne.s,as of ibe scisppoined committee w be
ht Mond September, A. d. 1886, a. me United
stute Chasnu Fourth aud ttnh
which
VIII be
adopted fulI ndanee AS possible
ti n addressed VIII be
secretary ofthe eoiee BY anal wan
lhelI respective post offices .
of rfenlon, N. j., Chairman Df COMMITTEES.
#e@t ALEXANDER a. HART, M. D.,
Phil Adripha, Pspnsyyapia
J. NEWTON LiCHTNER,
81 Lane .sier, Pennsyiya
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
o Winston. AHeghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL. p. RICHARDS,
+ II * MI < BasuI Iron and Glsss Works. N,
#aa. LEWIS w. WASHING ron,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Jons WEpnAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2f--iawtdafj IiBftiliGeDeerl
An newspapers civilized eaunrrs OF the world request
ta edio5ai iunnr,
through HE fur d
globe all newspapsrs throughout the United
gran,ous iurcfon
easionaly this date aud iha ID Of March A. D. 1851
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marble work marble Work-For sale !

HE variety Of Auesican and Italian
MAhDLE sioNUMESrs, OF beautiful dsGgn and highly
shed workmanship which hr nvie The attention of the public
other kind Of marble
him call The marble and
workmanship quality aud will be sold a. low
lar workcn m be the North.
aI-a on had Large highly 6nshod MARBLE MAN
TELs which " sold o reduced prices
1I ALEX ANpER RUTHERFORD.
Yard door foa lsk street,
sitr National THEATRE
Nov ii--eo3m -
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f,aE n JUVENILE BODKs-rne und~fsgasd sci
aside from his stock Of books for children
varied collection, BE- half
Pce less than that ~hsa need be- They suited youth
Of all and he oranined his book-tore.
Among will be OF Mrs Holland,
Miss Eiseworh, Mrs. Bsbsud, and -her such wtr-boos
which popular their which, aiming
vae good feelings and GOOD pecprs
few have although eachns all sci
snces In woris of syllable children ~ old
Dec 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
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Dec 30-lawaw
United states Mail.

PosT OrrrcE DxrARrnssT,
4aae December 81 1855.
RoPosAs for carrying the male OF the United slatr fom ths
Isl Ap, le56 the 3r June, ss inclusive the follow
vii be received Drer
Office department, in ils ry
nf the 2S, day OF February 1885, be- decd,d the t March
oowiLs on the route and jn the lime herein and
s27o London KY by Laurel Bridge Melarsu.'s Aii
Lynn Camp, Babuu'rvilir, Flat Lick, Cumberland tusd
Yellow Ure,x Cumberland Gap, tfenn,l razewea s,e
Thorn Iii, Beam sutton, and Msrrbai's Ferry,
knsseiivilie, % miles back, three times
2horse coaches .nontls and horseback TIC residue
Of the year.
Leave Lonson Monday Wednesday, and Friday al 6a.
Arrive at Gn-seilviiie days Wy ~ m.
Leave Russelyie Monday Wednesday, and Friday 2,
Arrive al London days by pm
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"a mail bag is a epI,oms OF human nfs"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BaGsi
Or, Note' from @s D@y Of srssai agent efA' P'a o's
Department.
sYJ. noLpRooK
0mo aoa pp Pree 81 IS Beaualy ia-trs,rd wh 10 .ies
ey Richie, and ~ wood rn designs Chi, nl
ty Dshsy[
pHIs rsundertaken with of ci~f officers
sud Is sn on' ot me special Agrnn o. mat "
issued calculated the public net
ao.t which prrenee furnished to-
the detection sd anusnt o offenders aranr, the laws enacted
ea re securp u hs male and the Hvo"1y :" private cores
Never offered the ruhc under henri,
Brief extracts from some Of ese many nar's
notices snneredt
veprs- Interest and seaer 'ah ., nature, will form
pleasant addition 10 our stock Of popular sh, 'ersp,e
Mr.. Bobrook'- hauave o his poe
% being exceedingly interesting snd
suggestive book-N. y. Herald.
The Gu r.t hoak have recently
Rsynoldss aud who rhds Them wit
sl lives and fves AMID our mod 90
life = Boston Pod.
Thts work commences se BY subject eyery
'''''' tPh,iassiraia p.na,ygansa.
more smu.ing and, the time interesting wrs, f ~
s,sd published Bausa
I'll w,en and amusns work, which shall make
extract OF two 'or the benefit Of the conn sny s,, p,
IL abound. with ssecbc. Of novel and
[Pa,adelphia fnquirer.
T,. book indeed novelty exceedingly and open
Ing a of Hartford Daily Co"ras
~ dassn novcRieh"ets f"q"r
No per.on wha for
OPENING anoihsr persons ete rrad the ok with
huddenns the ghue seepce on which ,, ha. sna
rubli.hsd by a cowperrh~sn a o., Ph,pdslphia.
For sale BY al booksellers and news-sgens'
Dec 92--dGt
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II. II. GILL II T.,

Has removed His Office to his esid In Franka Row,
OF
principally the United
Having de concernn; patents he
advice opinions legal
the Patent Office, and appeals chief Justice
Dsict Columbia; will
preparation and Trial of concerning patents
He wi give opinions prepare arguments par
claims
win claims before board established for he
adjudication.
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mo. 54e.l

t.| No. 549 y"
NOTICE OF the discontinuance or the United states
IN land once ut Wand ALA in the State OF ILLINOIS.
Notice IL hereby that In OF and in view af
the OF land officers VAspA the
land de
tho
VAnpALIA he
the time o s disconinaancc be made subject sale
5PRIasrIrLD, said State
Lands emsnng unapproprilted subject
private entry ohca discontinued
be suhrc
ihat effect BY the and thereof and The land ofce
at VIII public which they
viii be prepared TO receive applications for entries Of such lands
at their once. A
Given hand city Of Washington, 9Th day
December A. d. 1855
f81IftE yf4h s-E 4et THOs. A. HENDRICKS, HE
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Dec ll-isw6w ttpteligspcer h StaTJ
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Acar u1rnltlsl.1r1- ErcacrtcL Cn,l,L,l NJ

THE annual session ~ studies
2fth August, ard Thursday
anrun payaie
ally In There
ing sad also ~ Spanish Italian German, and Latin The
primary pupils of
800 ynhle half yearly In advance.
of inquiry should address MOTHER aITrF
RIon Of ~ Josephs Academy Emmisbg, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jnly s@diyssr.
The daily union., 1856-01-16
Everett House,

North Side Of Un,or Sqaare, Men York.
THIS establishment erected the prominent and delight
fni Park New York affords approaching fgsh,
render il desirable yet constructed
PROPRIETOR respectfully
the win be open ,e frat Of October
public.
Applications now received parties wishing
arrangements the winter months.
The public patronage Is respectfully solicited
5au CLAPP 8 JoSLIN.
HAwLsY d. CLAPr,
A. g. JosLF.
Sep 2--d3m