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LIFE IL L U T r A 7 E D
IL Weekly Journal for the Friends Of Progress and their
Fsmes-Dsssned throw light r,on the PROBLEM OF LFE
principles upon WIKI Life should be conducted
to the NEW EVENTS Of the day.
point all legitimate Of EcoSoMy and to diause
among trymen spirit of CHARITY HoPE ACTIVITY.
and SELFRELAxcE. Without seetsran partizsn sectional
bias. paper for the PRosREssrvE MIND or THE WHOLE
CoUsRy.
CONTENTS OF To- DAYS NUMBER-An about Lions;
Sunday Country; Stand Back of the Walk here Re,
port Of the Kansas ComDtee Life In the kufe
brcts etc; How the Candidates Look Over the Trsce
Confirmation YANKEE Sullivan The Conseq oenees The
formation Literary Notices. The Bu,ins. World Tas Mar.
L,s llspy-The Convention Curious Names
Pisbted; Double Life; Anecdotes Of Louis Espoeoni An
Owls Retaliation. etc, etc. Price cents For sale oy al
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HIS.
Map of Hatodsdi HarbTr.
Mao Of SitnodA Hsrbor.
Map Of Island OF Fosme,sa.
Map Of Hsrbcr Of Nsphs-
Map RI the Japan lslards
Map Of Bay OF Yedo.
MORNINGS.
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American Graveyard, S.rDoda-
Tanls Boat, Macao.
Mann urs, Third Interpreter.
Fanny ard, Yokohama
Imperial Barge, Yokohama
Com. Perry Meetins the Imoe-
rial Commissioners at Yoku-
hama
Priest in Full Dress, Simoda
Jaoeaese Matchbox.
Fish Present.
" resflers ct Yokohama
Dogs presented TO Com. Perry.
Simoda r ON the Creek.
Temple Of Ben Wing.
Street and Entrance 10 Chief
Tempe simodA.
Valley above Simoda
Lal ding Place at Simoda.
Japanese Woman ard Daugh.
ter, Simoda.
A Japanese Funeral at Simods.
shipyard, Simoda
Hakodadi from the Bay.
Stre. In Hskodadi.
Japanese Pillow.
japanese Musical Ir strumenia
Jspar ese Writing instruments.
Praying Wheel.
Fishins, Hskodadi.
Ksso Car.
Sub Project Of Hskoda1L
japanese Cooper.
Cabipet Ware.
Jspaoese Clock.
Shoes Worn BY Japanese.
Biacl smith's Below
Blscksmifh's Shop.
japanese Horses.
Japan csc Game Of Chess.
The mississippi in . Typsoon.
The Sillibeboos.
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Il FROM 1857 To THE PRESENT DAY,

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COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A pleas-
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NETWORK, THURSDAY. JULY 10, 1856.

COMMODORE PERRY's JAPAN EXPEDI-
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way PUBLISH THIS DAVE -
NARRATIVE OF THE EXPEDITION
OF AN AMERICAN sous DR0S TO TIE , CHINA
SEAS ANn JAPAN PERFORMED IN THE
YEARS 1852, 1883 AND 1854
By order Of the Of the United States under the
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at bis Request. and under his supervision
BY FRANCIS L HAWKS D.
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HOLLAND HOUSE, corner Of Main and .Elm.

KnTATINNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WA
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OF aapd hesthful u Low open tef - 50
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Raspberries, Cherries. Green Peas. or any other
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Full directions Tor preserving all .nos OF trqls and sesetaess
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RFSIRABLE PROPERTY for SALE-Oa

- south side 4sthst feet wes Of Sdsv Let 751io
which 3sory brick building suitable for manufacturing
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Dw,ll contsnh looms This property VIII DO sod low
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Bodrn an0 Rooms.

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n BOARD can now b. had IN The podembuit orUwn Son
Houses Nos O7 O4 East 4st, opposs tss Academy
Music.
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60 Wbom it map Uoneern.

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"A male Who has been the wife Of distinguished
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DOARD WANTED in the COUNrRY.-A

VOUNTRY BOARD WANTED.--An whaling
" s.nteeJ BOARDERS for the country see:ta Sshy q
xJri.,ons ms No s Broasw.y An ssshns sesr.ns
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1ummer Retreats.

A FAMILY OF two or three msy ind BOARD
"A la Carmel Village, IN a.ss ovsriooah k.ssshel
L,,e y.,y hss,sI .Ssosn z s,vYirs TO Josn,h ~:
nam County, New Ysrx Hose ke,. II ae,ircd.
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A PPLETONs RAILROAD GUIDE. The
sCHOEEBERG Co., No IS Nassss-s.., Ntwfofs-
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CrTUATIONS WAETED-By two very expert
N..S c,,,. ~,,h sood city refe,sDcenbe sod W
and TO " ASH and TROH, and he othsr ss ChA6chhAip
and wAIiER Cali Of No. " 6tA-sy In the bookstone.
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BANNER for SALE.-TO Banner Painters,
ID Political Trade and Benevolent Asocistons-A splen lid
double SILK BANNER, with heavy gold trimmings Car.
ryr Frame and other fixtures and with sash doors will
be sod together separate cheap for cash With slight
alterations the banner would suit almost any association In
ouirs nj no, 66 Blocker
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FURTHER FROM TEXAS.

The San antonio IeTan of the 2sth ut says:
"As soon as the report of Indians on the Cibolo
reached our city, Gen. Smith started two companies IN
pursuit of them, one of them under charge of Capt.
Walker. They struck the trail but owing to the
heavy fall of rain it was impossible to keep It, They
followed il q few days, and then returned.
yesterday the glad tidngs came to our city that
the citizens the CibOlo who left in pursuit of the
Indians that appeared there on the 2lst killing cattle
and driving of horses had oveTtaken four of them in
the vicinity Of the Bandera Pass, and had combat
with them, killing three and severely wounding the
other, and taking from them some fifty horses. We
regret also TO learn that three of our citizens engaged
in the combat were wounded, and one probably dan
gtrOusy.'
The Tcran expresses its opinion that the Indians
who have been committing depredations on the Cboo
are Lpans from the Mexican side of the Rio Grande
The same paper has the following:
1--WE stop the pres to announce that two persons
murdered yesterday near the Cedar Brake, on
the CibOO, and only eighteen miles from San Antonio.
Mr.. Hill, at whose house these murders were com
mted, in office, and from him we have the
particulars. 1t seems that Mr.. Hill, Mr.. Brown and
two Others left the house of Hill about O'Clock yester
day to visit the pOt, short distance from the house,
where German boy killed an Italian few days ago.
The Indians, il seems, were watching them, and,
as they left came To the house OF Hill, and shot
negro boy some eight years old and the mother of the
boy who the on other person there saved her life
by crawling under the house. Mr.. Robinson and a
brother of Mr.. Hill at work in the garden, about
100 yards from the house; they surrounded them, aud
pierced Robinson with lance Hill barely escaped by
running TO creek near by and swimming The
indians then plundered the house. taking away all its
yauabes, and destroying what they could not carry;
then taking four mules and two American horses they
departed.
"As soon as Mr.. II. brought the to our city,
Gen. Smith in one hour had company in pursuit of
the savages, who were six in number. Three Of the
arrows that were cut and pulled out from Rohiason
and the boy our desk before as
write; two of them we believe TO be Camanche ar
lows, and the other of the Tonqueways."
letter 10 The Corpus Christi AdVertiser says tina.
three horse thieves, who recently committed depreds
hons at that place and were pur.sed by party of
citizens, were overtaken in San PatIicio County,
fused to be taken, showed fight, fired upon their pur
suen with revolyers and were killed. They were
Americans.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
FROM RHODE ISLAND.
Of The y. Y. Tribune.

Ccr.srondence Of The n. Y. Tribune.
PROVIDENCE, Thursday March l3. 1855.
A large and enthusiastic Kansas meeting was held
here last evening. Governor Hoppin presided, and
made an excellent speech in favor of dropping all the
minor sms and aboring unitedly for the freedom OF
Kansas and the Territories. Addresses were also made
by Gen. Pomeroy of Kansas and others. A large COL
lection was taken up to aid the Kansas Free State
men. 90. =,
The American State Council refused to ratify the
Philadelphia nomination by vote of 45 to 9. At their
nominating convention the following among other res
olutions was passed unanimously:
Retored That the danger of the Union proceeds IRON
Of the spirit in which h tormed from the
Free DOM from warfare wsged upon
Slavery sectional While declaring deyo ion TO the Union
our fdety the Constitution will oppose the extension ot
Slavery all times der ali circumstances even against
all against s supposed limitations OF great inter
ests against ell combinations. against all compromises
The Republicans are thoroughly organized through
out the State. Comrnittees of Conference have been
appointed by the Republican and American parties,
ana a ticket was recommended by the Republican
Convention in session here yesterday which will re-
ceive two thirds of all the votes cast on the first
Wednesday in April next. Legislature is also to be
elected which will elect United States Senator.
The American organ in this city has repudiated the
nomination of Fillmore.
Ii appears from recent statistics that 400 men are
engaged in the manufacture Of jewelry and silver
ware in this city, turning off an annual product of
OO0.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20

Ne W-JERSE TL'RE.

The Eightieth Session of the New-Jersey Legsla
ture adjourned on Friday last.
Among the bills passed, the most important-includ
ing others of local interest in this vicnityare
follows:
Further supplement incorporate New jersey Hudson
and Delaware Railroad Company.
Further supplement- act ulste the Practice Of Courts
of Law.
FurtLer supplement- incorporate Belevle Railroad
supTeent Incorporate Eli1abethport AMI staten
Supplement incorporate Freehold and Jamesburs
AgneultuTal Railroad Company.
Supplement to incorporate Northern Railroad Company
To incorporate the Hudson and Bergen Gasght Company
hold sIds s1S''S tue 's~' '"3 I'''
To corporate the New Jersey State Agricultural Society
To INCORPORATE the Long Branch and Sandy Hook Raoa CO.
To further amend the Act to incorporate the Jersey City and
Bersen Point Plank road Company.
Supplementary the Act to incorporate the 5svdere and
Wafer Gap Rsirosd Company
To INCORPORATE the Long Dock Company In jersey City
To iscoTorae the Union omnibus Company in Jersey City,
To authorize the Newark India Rubber Company extend
the iue for the duration OF said Company.
Further supplementary 10 Act constituting Courts for the
Further uppiemenay to Act for the preservation
To creditors equal division Of estates of debtors
To secure 10 operatives u maDutacories their wages
Further supplement- the Paterson and Hudson Railroad Co.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Relative to OF Abecum and Great Egg HaIbor
Relative tie Clayton Bulwer Treaty. In relation to Com
Stewart
Relative the protection of lives &C. the Of New
Jersey
Resye the prevention Of the sale Of aduersted Gusno
Relative 20 distribution Of Nixon Digest.
IL ooinmeldetion Of Dr. Kane
Relative 20 Breakwater az CAps May.
TIE bill fer the protection Of railroad travellers and the safety
of Travellers was postpone to the next Legislature.
Pd1dTo authorize planting of in Maurice River
Cove with House auenduIents-on Friday.
The bill To repeal part relative the Hudson Brigade
YVES Iosironed 70 the next session.
resolution adopted granting each Senator copies Of
tie Geological Report
The the concerning Insurance Companies
passed Friday. (Ths bill vetoed day pre-
yous hy the Governor, Of in the ;le
The bill 10 amend the charter of Hobokon was passed
The incidental BIZ psssed-i5 10 o.
The act for the collection Of demands against vessels
aDd ste an bosts passed-4l TO q.
Tie RAroed Trust charter lost In the Senate Friday
No Bank bills passed, the Central Railroad
EItsI sion Newark Bay the Newark aud Hudson
Ralrosd charters psts l.
The bill incorporating the Union Canal Company which has
been law authorizes this Company.
To construct Canal from point in the City OF Newark
where the meadow and uplanexlA0 and
getheT point the Newark Bay below
Known the fats" between Newark and KlzsbctLpor
The esPt stock Of the Company - be 900 COO with lib
erty increase the to s2cDO.0o0.
The Governor vetoed the bill 10 give sc 600 the Lunac
Asylum with 5 cents additional for the Of ssch county
patieLL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-20
NINTH WARD REPUBLICANS.

The Ninth Ward Republican Association held
meeting at Bleeker BudiDg on, Tuesday evening, to
take measures fer the thorough organization OF the
Ward preparatory to the coming political campaign.
CHAs. s. WRIGHT was called TO the Chair, and A. +.
Dow acted as Secretary. Ward Cornmiite, con-
sistirg of two from each Election District, was ap-
pointed and four delegates appointed to repre-
cent the Ward in the General Republican Committee.
reroution adopted pledging the Association to
the Republican Platform adopted at Syracuse last
September approving the proceedings of the Pitts
burgh National Republican Convention, and cordially
inviting the cooperation of al who favor Freedom for
Keusas. Spirited remarks made by Messrs.
LEIGH, BURY, KEYsER, Dow and Others and an ear
nesiness and devotion to FIR. edom manifested by
the whole meeting which Angus well or the future.