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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

SPECIAL NOffgRs .


~ A Lecture wilt be delivered befo-e
tbs Dung Mems Chrisdsn Association ssd the a.
lie senerslly, ut ths list Bspsist Church. Or TIL, =
DAY evening April TIN. pusetusliy alta o's locs J.,
Col G. @ MGmMISGEk, o. Charleston e. r. ~
Members can procure their season tickets fro,, -.
Librarian, st the Rooms OF the Association
Tickets OF admission can be procured at ina r,s -
pal bookstores, at the EXCHANGE Hotel. at tb. ~,
OF Laidley & Robinson. Meade Baker. and =, =.
door. Prise Of tickets IS cents For srhooIs a, =,
uoAess 'of sp6I
cv The Ladies Of the United pr..h,
rian Church, viii open sale Of useful and a.,
ticles, at the Lecture Room, on 9th street bstya.
Franklin and Grace. on MONDAY, April ST. -
o'clock p M.
The proceeds Of the sale will be asvo,.a o. g..
maintenance OF feeble churches. add to NISSAN,
operations in destitute hsd. within the bound. Of
mestic Missionary Society of Richmond W.
The sale will continue from day to dsv thyor,A a..
week, opening daily, after Monday AZ ii a A.
psropase Of the friends Of Home Missions i, r,,.s"t
fully 30 icted.
REFREsHNExTs will be furnished dur,p, ~, l..
and evening. Admission free anss
~ White Teeth, Perfumed Breath md
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLsxioS- can be scuu1red Nv 49,
the s'Batns Of thousand Ftoaceys y WI, ,a
gentleman would remain under the cur,. NJ . ~. so'
sreesble breath. when by usrg the "sIt.Cs
THOUSAND FLOWERS as q dentiffics vouId ~,
~ render II sweet but leave the teeth white a, sia
baster9 Many persons do MT know tb.ir h,r.,hl
bad, and the SUBJECT Is so delicate their friend, ,Ii
never Trentionit. Beware of countsrfs;t. D. W
esch bottle is signed FEraTncpa sure
For sale by all Druggists NJ
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER Asss tt
~ - ~ Tor hlcnmonj.
" Aemovn1.--SamI. p. Hawes has r,.
InoVsd cih 50 from the Basin to tbs south SID Of
ne D0sk; ,Sta street All orders for ANTHRACl re
i aNydk r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07
CUTILLON PARTY.

70 conclude with,
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA
CIeopatys Miss M Mitchell,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

After which the Comedy of
MILLY, THE MAID WITH THE MILKING FAIL
MIlv ......-................M Miss M. Mitchell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

E'OH sALE.-To remain la or near the
L city, a valuable and sen'eel house Servant
about 20 years old. Persons wishing to purchase a
Servant to do seneral house work 10 the ca
pscity of Chsnbermaid, will please call on
ap2-lw T.. D. EACHO, Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

~ DIR. Coons, late Of 81. Iio;is, Mo 80
Office and reidence Sd street, wssL side between
Marshal and Clay streets NH l8-G6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

a DR.. r. III. Christian has removed his
Office to the Rich nond House, Governor sire {,
where he can be ou ad at all times except when pro.
REASONABLY engaged. NH S-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

Freuch work Muslin ret's
Illusion Cap es, Muffin
Caps
Muslin Collars Muslin
Robes, &c
Silk, Cotton and Thread
Hosiery
Bombazinss, Blk TAM
tan
Grape Sets, Grape Col
lars
Laces, Val. and Brussels
Dress Trimmings
Velve;s, / NH. Hdkfs
Gents q o IDS, Crsys's,
Shirts, Socks, Gioy IS,
&c. &c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

pChE OLU WiNhs AND LlQUOhs "A
full assortment of the most choice brands always
on hand and for sale In quantities tn suit purchasers
by SELDEN MILLER,
Corner Pesri and Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

MA 81 LlCOklGk...1UO cans Massn Lf-
M c,,rics, several braads, for sale on accommo-
dating terms by
sp6-lw DUNLOP. NoNCURE / CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

a. MOTTO E-A FIRST-RATE RI
.k@N DING HORSE FOR SALE Sired by til e
N-NA celebrated premium horse Star of tt 6
East He ia now five years old, beautiful bay, Q
an exceed ng y fine formed hors'. He msy be see n
at Mr. VIM. Graves Livery Stable. For further
particu ars, apply to VIM J. FONTAINE,
L Ar No. 81 Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

A. ouD w n IL E..-Nssts ubs, Buckets,
w Wash Boards, Floor Pals, Churns, Brooms,
Rolling Pins to be had of
apt bULkLE4 GU
SUPERiUR FLAVORING EXTRACTS
y Pine Appl- Lemon, Orange, Bitter Almond,
Rose and Vanilla, for sale by
JNO. w. POLLARD Druggist
q l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

a. sEkA ED, from my house, on
10y Brooke Avenue, on Saturday morning, the 4th
~>A inst. Z dark browi MARE with little white
on one hind foot. She had at the time set of
Spring Cart Gear with whits Leather Riding Bri
die She carries her head hIRh and is very lively
liberal reward will be given for her by the sub
soriber. JOHN LINDSEY.
An TIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

1000 dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchief, whit.
and hordered, common to superb qualities sn o
which we will sell st lower prices tn an similar gooa
have ever been offered in this market.
sp7 KENT, PAINE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS Re
- cevad this morning by steamer, from the late
New fork sactions, ten pieces Of The cheapest Black
silks ever had the pleasure of exhibiting. The La.
dies will please csll ut the noted cheap store Of
apt ALFRED MOSES, 63 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

Country Merchants will find In their Wholesale
Rooms a fine stock of rare snd desirable Goods at
low rates they be sold for By the largest hovsss
in the country. NH 3l-d&c!~ ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-07

EOUNU. yesterday morning, in my Rye
l. fed, near Bacon Quart Or Branch a BUNDLE
OF LEATHER, which the owner obtsin by
calling on me- JOHN P. SLEDD.
Z
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Lust.

T OST-OD Thursday morning last some.
IL where In the city. my FREE PAYERS. They
wers in . small tin boz. Arewsrd Ct OIL win be
paid the finder, BY leaving this same at this Office
GARLAND WINSTON,
apT-1tt free man Of color.
NHIsLAID OH TO ~ Ma GOLD.
wi HEADED CANE with the initials at. p. to
w. w. P" upon 1t. If mislaid favor will be con.
feuea By its retura to this office; IL stolen SIS will
be given for it's recovery. ap6-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union discusses "Opposition princi
pies and purposes" and in another article
argues that the progress of this Confsderacy
illustrates most forcibly tas capacity Of the
people for self government
The Inttlhgsnesr Is essentially "sold" by
the account of the bog Us Getting Of the Tam
many-ites In this city, not .ong since published
In the Star. Not comprehending the fact that
1t was designed ss o satire upon the efforts Of
selfconstituted committees from all parts Of
American creation to regulate the dispense
tion Of the Executive patronage to their own
advantage, the IntsiHgsncsr surveys it with
solemn ctuntenaree; locking unutterable
things the while, evidently, as Il silently cen.
templates the tesdency Of the times as illus
tratsd by such eff1rts to transfer the appoint
Ing pow rr from where the Constitution and Law 9
.devclve it, into the irresY onsibls keeping Of
Tom of the Pewter Mug" Dick of Tamnany's
'cosl hole" and Harry, of the indie q mite num-
Der of bloody Democratic doggeriss, incident
to the frst and sixth wards of New York city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

NEW YORK VILLANY.-The New York cor
respondent OF the Charleston Courier gives q
long account Of most strange story which he
alleges to be strictly true. A beloved and ell.
Derby pastor Of ono of the New York city
churches was called upon one night BY a man
who requested him to go and christen two Of
his children. He promptly complied. As he
was returning home, he was accosted BY per.
son who called him by name and accused him
OF issuing from house Of ill fame, Money
was demanded Of him, and in default Of paw.
ing it was threatened with exposure. The
clergyman took no NOTICE of il for time but
hi: steps were logged berpetually, till finally
It began to wear upon him. He told no one,
but left and went to Europe, thinking thereby
to escape from his tormentors. But hs was
mistaken.
On his return they still pursued him He
resigned his charge to the establishment of his
parishioners, who could not com prehend the
reason. He went to a country village, was
still pursued, and it is believed that, DIRE I'D (.
ing the effects Of such reports, false though
they were, he actually paid hush money.
Finally, the rsscals we're arrested for some
other villainy, when this whole affair leaked
out and the clergyman came back to his
church. II is incredible that pastor should
thus COVER to such scouudrels. 1t all trars-
gired within eighteen months past. In no
southern city oculd such . conspiracy be car.
nsd out.-N o BuIlsfn .. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20
PURDY'S NATIO l. GIFT ENTFR.
PRISE.

TaE PRoPRIEToR HAVING A LARGE
Il stock OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, PERIODi.
GALS, FANCY ARTICLES DC on land Ia.
determined on getting up MAMnorH 6lYT IN.
rsirnhE, "a 70 Psr1am) for the purpose OF dis.
The following Is q list of valuable presents.
I valuable Irotting Horse, age 90 wears q
The iginal eyed Dogs, Ace, Tray and Deu,e.
beautiful pair Of Arabian Horses, to be pse
Z sented a. soon a. they can be broue hit over.
5 One beautiful Marble Palacs In BIZ de ems burg
Six Season Tickets to the National Theatre
loo s'entitliDE the holders to a nights
lodging In the AmphltheaIs on Market
% Tickets Of admission 10 the Gallery OF Fine
. ket -
Privilege Of purchasing your Cigars, Tobac:o,
PeJlooicals and Stationery at Nj STORE
10 The United States Capitol, Patent Once, War
Department Treasury Building, and Statue
Of Jackson, with the understanding that The
winner OF tie above Buildings removs Them
In Is minutes after the drawing, or be sub
iect 10 ground rent. .r -
AL these valuable presents viu be given ,v,v
g the persons buying the l.lgstt number Of CT
Onsiaatos Of the National NanSotS a ",
tespuSe, No. w 70 svenue. mar Do.lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

T The silk worm mslsdy continues in
France. The Emperor has just offered q pre-
MUM of ten thousand francs to any one who
will discover the cause Of this malady, and
indicate an eff,acious remedy for it.
II The prophecy Of DR.. Cummings, q
scotchman, that tho affairs of this world will
Be wound up on the 18th of next June, Is cres =
ting considereble excitement in Paris. The
smash will DO caused by . tremendous comet
coming in contract with the earth. Others
"learned Thebans" say that tho comet 10
coming. but they do not believe In the
" smash"
II letter writer says, in regard to the
Mormon children, they appear like a neglected
uncared-for set, generally dirty and i'll clad.
woman is doomed to slavery and a life of
misery. II is also singular fact tha. large
proportion of them are white.hesded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

WHITE TEETH, PERruNKD BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired BY
using the Balm of q TAousond Foscers."
What lady or gentleman would remain under
the curse of . disagreeable breath, when, BY
using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers a
dentifrice, would not only render 1t sweet,
but leave the teeth white ss alabaster? Many
persons do not know their breath is bad, and
the subject is 80 delicate their friends will
never mention it. Beware Of counterfeits
Be SIRE cash bottle is signed "Fetridge 4
90, NJ Y" For sale BY oil Draggists, and
J. Shillington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20
JAPAN EXPEDITION.

Cuocf ION N. V f8RRY, original Sketches
BY WIN. NE, Artist Of the late Japan EIpe
ditioa, painted BY GEORGE 4. WEsr and VIII
LIAM hEISH .
Mr. REINx, being one Of the suite Of Com. Per.
~, took advantage Of the facilitie, f,rdeA him
by the Commander In. Chief to take sketches Of
the NEST remarkable events Of the Expedition,
and OF JAP anese Scenery, Customs and Name o.
Typhoon Wreck OF ia ,ansss Junk the
? crew rescued by an american vessel
The American vessel, Morrison, bringing the
shipwrecked japanese into Yeddo Bay and
m;etirg hostile reception.
View OF Nagasacki; the United sa'es slcop =,
Preble, releasing twenty -one shipwrec ked
American Sailors, imprisoned by the Jap.
= View Of Napha Kiang, Lew Chew Islands :,
the United states Squadron, under Com. ID.
Ferry, alchoring in the roads,ead.
sA party Ct OH ,en and Mea Of the United
States Frigates Mississip upland eusquehanna
exploring the Island, BY order Of the Com
Omcial visit Of Com. Perry and Oncers Of
the Squadron to the Reg nt Of the Low Chew
Islands, In his Capital hooy.
east given to Commodore PerTy and OAcers
S o,ths 81 us dron by the Regent OF the Lew
Return Of Com: Perry and omcen Of tho
Squadron from Shaoy
Naph. Kisna from The se.; the United States
10 Arrival Of he United EDS State! san.dPoa before
Ura.a, Yeddo Bay; the japanese boats nv.
Ing to ~ round tie ships.
IL L1uoloS %. ION feTry, OWcefs ana Men or
the Squadron At 6o.ihoma, Yeddo Bay.
~ Com Ferry delivering tie letter Of The Presi.
dent Of the United states {, the Emperor Of
Japan.
Ii The Emperor Ct Japan presenting his Heir
Apparent In the great temple Of Mako.
Ia second arrival Of The Squadron In Japan; gale
In the Bay Of Wodowarl; the great Y olcsnc
fudgi Ysms, 600 feet high, i'd the dis.
Is Com. Perry, Omcers, and Men Of the squed-
ron received by the Imperial Commissioners,
on The occasion Of signing the Treaty Of Am.
ify between the United States OF America
aud Japan, at Yohuhsma, Y eddo Bay
10 delivery Of the present, sent by the Govern.
me,t Of tie United States, to the Emperog OF
Japan.
II View Of Hsiotadi, Island Of Yer.o, from
1s View OF Hato.adi from Telegraph Hill.
~ Great Temple In Hakotadi.
20 Street In Hakota 1.
81 street ia simoda, q japanese Funeral BY
q Temple Of Ha-tshu man ya.tshu-ro, simoda;
japanese Grave yard.
70 View OF the Harbor Of Simeda from tho
Christian Graveyard; burial Of an Ameri-
can Sailor.
"a Entertainment given the Imperial Commi..
sioners Il Japan, On board the Ulited states
steam Frigate Powhataa.
W Mr. WV BKINK his secured the COPY
right Tor all his Sketches Of Japan.
N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20
No 81. Adjstass Generals OMes,

Washingtnn, March g. 1857
IA Surgeon @ FINLEY, Surgeon 4 ear
TBRLEs, and Surgeon q. McDoueALL, viii as.
senble In the city of New York. on the Arst day
OF May, 1857, or as soon thereafter practicable
Tor the examination Of Assistant Surgeons for
promotion, and OF candidates for adm ission into
the Medical STAFF Of the Armv The Junior mem
Der OF the Board will act as Recorder
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
3. COOPER, All ltant General
N. Applicants for admission into the ed.
ical StaR OF the Army must make their applica.
lions through the Secretary Of War.
mar 2l-lWd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

n From J. Shillington We have Part I Of
the /" Cyolopedia of Wit and Humor Of Amer.
lea, Ireland, Scotland and England; by VII.
liam 3. Burton. Comedian" This initial
number, which 10 embellished with capital
likeness Of tho Immortal, Burton, gives rich
promise, indeed, Of the store Of good things
and curious things to b contained In the
twenty -four semi monthly parts Of the series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20
NOFICE-NOTlCE.

NO1lCE-NOIlCE.
HAVE A FEW OF THOSE CHEAP toll
= LET SETS on hand, which Wish toG
Close out, and VIII sell at cost: Also, 6OB-
be SOD preparatory to.s change in my hu ihe.s.
All hat vast, 10 buy ehesp, plesse call t No.
- betWsea ~ sAl 10tA stfeee, fen4. avnns. !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

49, Another attempt has been made, at
% SoShs, to burn down one Of the cotton pres o.
VI tnss CITY, but IL was fortunately discover
49, s'ss0n 70 prevent the set being eonSsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

OSk PLANO f0R $500, ONE FOR $3.50,
~ n one fof Us, for sale 1t the Music g.
Depot OF WIN 9. METZEROTT,em-N"
nes OF iltn street and Pennsylvania svenus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

- TasAsssr DSPAlrhExr, March q, ,ss,
Notice 10 hereby sivsa to holden Of stoch .,
the lesns q Tie United States, thst fhis den.,
msnt VII purchase the same Until the La s,, :,
June next, unless the sun Of o. 500, 900 sb.l \.
Previously obtained, and win pay, IN addition !,
he intsest sccruel iron me date % TIE last com,
annual divid snd Of intsrest thereon, Together win
sse DAYS sAlitisnsl interest fos fAs money !,
reach ths vsassr, ths following rasss Of psuiu \
On ala stocks: 49,.
For he stock Il isis. - Psemium d 10 rs
cent. rrE co.. .
For The stock Of Is47 and Ie$e, prem un Of n
per cent; and for the stuck Of fseo, commonl,
called Texas indemnify Stock. 0 premium Of
pe1 cent Ht4 w t-
CsrtiA attn Of stock tnssmitsed 70 the dep,r.
nent, under this notice, must b. assigned to "a,
United BATES, BY the party duly entitled to re.
eeivs The proceeds. .~s --
Payment for ths stscks 70 assigned and tram.
mitsi Will - made bv Arsfts On the Assist,r.
Treasurer st Boston, New York, or philsde,.
phia, At a sopton Ct the srties entitled torsce,v,
the money, which should be expssseA In he ls
tsu accompanying tie certificates.
-.' ~ howell COBB,
mar Iad,lsuune Secretary OF the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

borrow.rs. A No. paper can be easily dis
counted at 7a8 per cent
The condition Of our land warrant market
has undergone but little change since our ad.
vices OF the 9th inst A rather snimstsd de-
mand sprang up at the opening Of the week
I'll orders. To-day the market is less active,
and may be quoted as follows:
: :s:sr: variant: 10 psr.er. i.psr .sr~
isS s-.er: VARIANT: :: ~ l %
The New York papers on yesterday quote
the market there at IS for 1905, and % fer
1908. A report was in circulation that the
lands advertised by the Department to be sold
in Iowa on the 4th of May next had been
Withdrawn from market We were informed
by the Commissioner of the General Lard
Office that such withdrawal Is not contem.
plated by the Department, and the lands Pre-.
claimed will be sold as advertised.
In New York We notice An active demand
for money, without corresponding supply,
and depressed condition Of the stock market
The cause Of the existing stringency in none.
tary and commercial affairs may be traced to
excessive inportations, diminished pfoduo-
ton OF gold, and decrease Of the cotton orep
now in course Of delivery, az compared with
the preceding year.
We observe that for the eight months and q
nait enuin8 the IL n inst the lmp0rtatlonS at
New York exceeded those of the same period
In 1855 by S25 773, 1871, and We estimate the
aggregate Of the increase for the whole of the
present fiscal year over the last at from forty
eight to fifty millions Of dollars 1t 10 appre.
hended that the new Tariff act, which goes
into effect July LIST, 1857, will further stimu-
late importatione ~
State and rail road stocks have materially
been affected by these symptoms Of an incipi.
emit pressure. Missouri 8's have declined from
s. to "a California rs, on account Of the un-
favorable news by the George Law, have de-
eined from 66 to 81, but these bonds the
State must pay, and We may anticipate that
they will soon rally The ruling price Of Vir.
ginia stocks indicate general confidence in
tho financial souudness of that State. A panic
occurred last week in Erie Railroad shares
which brought down most other active stocks
upon tho list.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Dspartmsnt.-On yesterday, 19;h of March
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of tho Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

FUTURE .n and DISEhSES!,n
H. During q years tour In tie sou,, 4
West Madame SWEET has been corsultee
upwards Of Tea Tkossasd Persona and Is DC.
nounced q superior Clairvoyant and the W oaief
Of the Age
Ttrms Of consslfasion-Ladies, sIi Gentle
n en- % feb 4-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20
ClRUsI's SILICON,
CHINA AND JAPAN.
= TWO EXHIBITIONS IN ONE.
TWO DAYS MORE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AFTERNOON
AND EVENING, ct az and p m.
4 ~ WILL b EXHIBITED =
The two Mag aiAcent Series OF Views Of
CHINA ASD JAPAN --
Painted upon canvass from original skefehes ok-
an bv GEO r.. WEST and WIN. HEINE.

CHINA ASD JAPAN --
Painted upon canvass from original sketches nk-
en- by 6EO r. WEST and WIN HEiNk.
Seven Years in the CELESTIAL Empire
BY 6xoRsr r wEsr. from Stretches collected
In China; Elaherate Pictures Ct Chinese sesnay,
MR WEST went to Chisa In The suite Of Caleb
Cushing, 8. Minister to that country, sailing
In the U 8. Frigste Brandywine, and remained
s III ., =.
"MlDsLE KIKsDoN ttaa most forsignen.a
I Macao. Portuguese port, south Of China.
Ms-i.e-pso Temple: Mscae.
lntaiorSt DO WoIen worshiPpiag deity,
Z Capture Of American Big Hanna, by Chinese
Pirate, Cap sing moon passage
Fons at The mouth Of tue Canton AVE- called
by the natives "Bocca-TiRTis -
WhsmIos and Foreign shipping
Foreiga Factories, Cation, with the aosting
population Of the river.
Street Scene
10 Curiosity shop. -
IL Mandsrin's country feat, With On en- OF rank
in summer dis.s receiving Gu .s ef equal
IL Ladies' interior apartment, lady Of rank at her
toilet.
10 Disntr Parry. ......
"a The La1uIious Opium Smoker surrounded b,
is Sing song, or theatre In the street
16 Feast Of Lanterns f-. ....
Il Annoy
10 Thrse-arched bridge and village On the sns.
Canal
10 Foo-Che Poo, q Urge walled city, fsr,ils
valley, and subj lbs Of Nautsi -
20 Canal lock. inigating wheel, and rice plant
ing. i.
81 Chinhae entrance to the Ming DO river
% Ancient Tomb Of the Ming d nasty - burial
scene.
70 Ning.po.
"a seven-storied Psgoda on q branch Of the
Yang tz@-keyang.
Is Shanghae.
20 Tea Gardens CT Public Grounds In shanehae.
~ Mandarin Procession.
% Budhistic Temple Of Teen Tung Chr.K .ang
province.
20 Entrance to the Great Temple OF Cusan.
30 Interior Hall OF the Great Temple q Cuan
Prize sts at worship.
81 Procession Of the Gods.
81 Confucian Tempe.
% Dragon boat-feat on the river Min
"a Budhlstic idea Of Heaven ard Hell. The
Judges seated In state pronounciBg judg-
ment the elect marching up 70 Heaven, with
at.es dants standing hsfe with the sacred le-
tus aoweT; and he cond m 81 thrust below,
wtere they are undergoing decapi alton,
strangulation, sufocation, and other imsgi.
nary deaths.
III Mr.. 6EoRsH II WEST has secured the
copyright for ell his Sketches Of China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-03-20

INK. LOOMS, TaE INVENTOR AND
y patentee Of LOOMS Mineral Plate <@
Teeth" having ucee,sfully introduced
his improvement In various cities, has QIXD
nov permanently established himself In Wash
ington. q.
This improvement for Sets Of Teeth consis,s
chiefly In mailing set Of but one piece Of mate
nal, and that indesuuctibie mineral No meta
= used in theif construction, and hey are there.
There are no joints to become Alled With noisture
o. PARTICLES Of food, hence they are ysre esd
There are Lighter, stronger, less clumsy, fsr more
eueoie, ana natuni In their appearance. viii
one Who VIII produce a similar work Of ara 10
equal mile In purity, beauty durability, artistic
excsiencs OF any other REQUESTS qualify.
All work responkibly warn nted
B. 276 Penn avenue, between IIth ana rsth xts
mar 10
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