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NASHVILLE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.--We are gratifed
TO lean that the Medical Department OF the Uni
versty Of Nashville Las, during the session about
closing retained is unezamped prosperity. The
number Of students 10 a.teudsDce upon the course
OF lectures has been over two hundred, ard the
graduates Of the present session number one hun
drcd and tbirty-seve1. The larger number Of
graduates ct each session of this school IS the best
evidence Of thu efficiency Of the Faculty for the
position they occupy. The annual commencement
will be held this evening at the FIRST Presbyterian
Church, and we trust very large number of or
citizens will honor Che occasion with their pres
eDce.
In this connection, We may, with propriety re
fer with pride to the liberal patronage bestowed
rPon the various departments Of our University by
the people Of the Southern States. The number
Of students in attendance is over elk hundred,
fsct that speaks vel Tor the merits of the nstitu-
ton. The University is supplied with Faculty
which, in point Of ability, is not surpassed by any
institution in the country, and it is gratifying to
see that the inducements presented by the Uni
veTsity are appreciated 50 generally in Il e South.
Fle prosperity Of universities and colleges in the
Southern States during ,hs PastyeRr is a notable
tact, and shows that our people are determined to
rely Upon themselves for the education Of their
youog men. We can be independent in this re-
sPect sud we are gradded to witness the success
which is attending the effort to retain at home
lis patronage which has heretofore been b, slowed
mainly on Northern colleges
No better institution can be found st the South
tGsz the University Of Nashville, and lhs Isrg3
nbes of pupils 10 attendance is evidence that it
Is so appreciated by the people.
The Annual Commencement of the Medical |
Department OF the University of Nashville
The sixth annual Commencement Of this Department will
be held in the First Presbyterian Church DR. Edgar)
this evening At o'clock.
The Degree Of Doctor Of Medicine will be conferred
upon hundred and thiryssvsn approved Canddates
and addresses delivered by Prof Jennings and Il. N.
Compton the Vale iictorian.
The Trustees Faculty and Students will join the process.
sion in front Of Aessrs Berry Co.'s bookstore at quar-
Ter to z, p. N.
CitEsns and srsGgers are respectfully invited to attend
J. B. LESDsLET, Chancellor.
SATURDAY., 9th Feb 1857
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2 W. ELEE1IgTG 4 CO.,
COHNl5SilF AMI P,uD5C IS WEgC .fKgTs.
AZ The 90 lani aI ne subscriber, Reynold g.,
AUGUSTA. GEOWGTa.

IL HAVING s--oci4tsi with me ny Broibst ne pubu
assured of lhF and puucluay a. hereto
'ure paid % Consignment ~ even sind.
Rv'yraEce-se-srs Vs. r. Gorfou O. Co, Seymour, Fan-
uirg tr 90 hdshviie. Tenn
Iaz4 57--dztvIu r.. ~. FLEMING.
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MARRuD--ln the p lace, o d thursday afternoon
2G,h list, by der John Francis, J. J. To \ e C.
of the late firm Of Too NeLon & Coz to Mss
SARAH JosEPHiSE LAEE, both Of this city.
In Maury county, Oh Thursday evening {, e
18Th inst, BY Rev. J. 5. Frisrsou, Mr. LEHUEL
LONG. Of NJ Pisssa1t a0d Mss MARTdA WooD-
Fcv Pillow, daughter Of Co. jerome B Pillow,
- Of that county.
- On The morning of the 26.h inst, by Bev.
VIM. Ealherey, Capt. john H TCRNEE, Of Cherry
Mount 10 RozANA A HUroHlsON, Of .bilson
c5uny, Tenn
Msy their d gh hopes Of happiness be reslizs ID,
and their path through life strewn With flowers,
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PILES Plies PILESl

TILES IAL4LhJ! I lAL1al
THIS HITHERTO ISTRACrABLE DISC 81, OF sTE ToHa AMI
IN EvERY sTAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAVAHAUGH'S PILE SALVE
NETlL never sIl IN giving IuHed,te relief. snd pfs
w uygy curgrz the md obstinate casrs o.
HeuiUrThoids 0s Piles 4 is TIE
ONLY {NgALLlBLs REMEDY Known
here ess where tyr the Tiles aud - The result Of year
Of patient stndy and iu-sst'g,ii01
Sufferers from Piles COS h1rs remedy 81 haad Wail
wiz
STsSD THE TEST o. TRIAL,
zithout Tear If iure its pa- TO do all he pruTrie1
claims for L.
FuIi 5irsctiaan rec pauyiEg each box and al t-i g.
requisite is stril7 20 ub- tEeH3 sod will sorU
% tOlOs.
Dr 7 Il. CavAEtUgE, tPressnil
Dear Sir When arrived IN he city teW DAYS axe
Was suffering intensely VISA the Piles mentioned U'
cnd;u 10 yuu. asking Jour adTIca You recIUmeEce
YGur Pile oalyr saving would cure uie. r7-d % o.
edect immediate and Z Row well, believe .
be- as proved II my Invaluable remedy, Lr
haL disease, tie Piles, AID as such s1rH
a9erG & 70 Others
hours uuly JOHN ". HANSON, ofst. LOUIS, so
~ Price yer COX. fJT sale IN Sashvil- By Est
Bros Whole - agents. and b. DTuEgists aad Dealer
gsnsi ally,
IT. 7. Il. CagASAUGH. Sole Proprietor,
angst ~ Iu~'~e 81 l"n'1. y"
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
REFoFTED n carr B HARalaas, sTE4gBo.T AosST
49,
kiA4LsSgyE'
PORT OF NASHVILLE

ARRIVED -NCGe.
DEPARTED lila. ST. Louis; 4. L. Davis, GrainsBoro J.
@. Cline Cairo.
Bears EIPEcTED-seventJ Six, TekIey, from Cincin.
uau this dag; Sunday Aleonia and DAM gcoae from
Memphis Aida from Carr.
EoATs LEAVING This cay steamer Fusii,r, Crsuoua,
for Pius5urE Umpire uod Sligo 10 o'clock, for ports
above
tbs MEMPHIS PACKaT-lbis trade is so G5Servedy pCp.
uar that 1t pears that AL the would and he rss Of
mankind select il for their trade On Thursdly Est Lee
demand for Memphis great The egeuts # the line
put the Blanche Lewis TO supply The mmeda demand
Of taIs and freight Ou Monday naIt IN accom-
modate the numerous gsd passengers for this route
IL is cont mpacd to start cut within lev hours of cash
other Sac 6Ti0z bird high head and far famed Daniel
R0oue, aeo the ai1od u, rent and Harveled TO- uar
packet AeaUia uader oJntlo of Gibrtter Me- end the
u,tsac IN began, and thus afford a suFs, quick and
speed r % Memphis, or Nav Orleans by direct c. .
nc'iaa o. lie aost gorgeous rs well as sae steamers
% pig. ib IA .el # Va-srs
FOR uG BrGu.-ILe con Portable COu.nlOGoUs steam.
Cr Cr.mooa. royie leaves as bg~e at occck, p III.
;U.Tvg"H zl~ much COZ 6aed to The aGi0g q steam
Fu,s.e aud ua4Jnl # s!came, Cremo1s, with pros
PEGS o s'r lrtle- decline
EiTuLR AND kFsR-- he present weather has much
the apPsssnc5 e oPrly with lilue inclination Of rair
The water egHa assumes decided upward tendency with
q cont uulu,e Now on sio..s Sven icct large
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So We shall publish in a few days all ,r the
greater portion Of sn unusually interesting speech
on The Contingent Expenses Of Congress, re-
Gently delivered in III, House by the Hon. G. ".
JONES
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WASHINGTON.

THE CELEBRATED rBOTTfSG -TsLLION
DURCH A. % North last prnz by Do. e. &. Eos -,
/ and r. n. McNary, will nlaks hB folsOn1 : ts
nilsa The franklin Pike al the farm Of r M.- ii -
For terms. dc. b frII4-im
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
TUST arrived from New OrlreHs an one Of ihe finest
y stocks of Cigars, sEguOrs, Fruits, a1d great
many articles hca belong lIe Conf ctOnGry us
ness Ineacisg eotnle ia basiurss, wi DO lssey rg
frsa lppltes Ily. which will sell B. wholesale rsts
JOHN JOHNSON,
fsbI9-G NO. 3, Cedar street.
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TTRESH ARRIVAL or GROCERIES --lGC
hhds prime choice Sugar.
100 bbls Powdered bCaiaBd Crushed Sugar,
go Gags prime 40 Coffee
Igo bbs Molasscs;
100 3 bbis do
30 b.gs Old Gov. Jasa and lasu-yrs Coffee;
IS bb5 Hsckera, assorted,
50 dozen Buckets,
$50 boxes star aud Mould Candles
zoo kegs Wheeling Nails, assorted
100 hcses TubsCe1 assOFted brsHGa
5000 Imported BszsGa Clg-B;
80 ono escorted bTlnls 90
IS boxes Scslca derriags.
8 tierscs reeh O.
A bags re0Ver, spice and ginger,
50 boxes Bar sap,
fobll HAEF CHEaTH5A
{ IQUOUS--2yy G5ls iiks's N2gnoIs Whisky;
Z 49, bbs Robinson 90 do,
900 bbs Old Bourbon and Old Reserve do,
I1o bbls American Brsud7
50 bbi5 do Gin,
60 bb7 Pesch Brandy
Also laEgs stick Of Fine Impoued Brencis5 and
Wines, just received Gaj for sale b.
fsb.I ME- F CHEATuAH
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HAMPERS NEW PAPER.
HAMPERS WEEKLY, Journal Of Civilization, 8rst
II number 800 copies ss received subscription received
and single copies sold BY
Jane HAGAN6z BRO, Agents.
TIE REW-YORK LEDGER,
A WEEKLY Newspaper. Subscription received and sim
IA gle numbers sold by HAGAh& BIO, Agents.
TTVGiE FLAG OF DUR UNION, and ',Ballou's Pic
4 toral Newspapers" for sale By HAGAN & BRO,
jane Agents
GODEY FOR MARCH.
: HAGAN & BRO, No. 49 Market and Union sts., have
just received GOdey's Ladys Book for March. feb24
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aGENCY FER LOCATItG LAND WAR

HaNIN N Z II NUIaI % v M
~ B. STOKES VII -sFs la tho Isrnnd anrh a.
" April nex. the purpose heating iaHd Werasfr
aud nv--r nau- e. Lands aud Town Lots in he STA z
of Iva, sHIt icrd oy % ~ esua. czpscIs 70 siss
D. Of that STATE and T-rrIlrf cUuatrT a-onrf
bake sgpenOr Ctl at be proposes iavdst noasT Ia
lands 3 cate the low rre ~ -
az DO percent iuvsstasnti IN lana M
toan proaftJ ali w17 nav drs % snstee hi ssTros
viI address h.m LibertF. DsKsb COUNT Ts,resr.s -
l7sw be hi- -econdtp b. The Norths Or he purposes
above mem q tnl ~ promises give prouipt and gi-
fss20-ltt t-w Jon
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NASHVILLE, February p,

So JNo YORK & c., Uuon .treet, b>vs re-
cejvtd Frank Lssle's jun. of this date Iicu-
tains Crgrsvin. tskel from n Burds tragedy.
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LandreCh's Garden Seeds.
"a 1rranted FRS ana f.sot,in.

aye havelHi received orr suppIsi q Landrsihs Wa.
- rsutsd Garden seeds We iav8 attention Of oar.
lies wishing purchase stock, Eheh s l1rgs nd
complete, embracing ali The different vaHsuoa sofa In a.
market
To Market GardHoFs- would say that We have Isrrs
ut 81 the ub1Ee reis r sale b. pound, e-nisfrg of
TIM seeds Beet aeed8, ksdish fasdS Ja11res $500 A.
Also ans Feas, Onion sets d by tie bus6sl 81
GALLON 10 you wish secure your cali early nd cave
ordsr-. 'nEWOVfTIW 4 Rs,rT-
jamie No % Cherry e. p doors fryui III GA
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I WILL sell no. gB-IpENCE and abau- ti-tv ssrrs II
IHOUNi, iuaicd BOZ hs bsluuiai village ~ sdqsleif
one mile ifom the cts Nashville fr1ntn On th- al-
ltH Ee Pain riand aud HO5son street. u i pFaaaa
one o. TIE mcst 1eauiiiql places u laVilifh xanY
would make Very tcs,r-bIe rtailsu-s or rtsan q
ffiHHe h. ai-o well situated rt uH Into 0r ding at-,
having ahuul ihuu3ui nr fnnl otiers SELF
tr- ist0 huid upon less valuable sri % by ilnds
FrfS tls cradle terms via Do gsH both se and linz.
fslzt-.l&tuIm nOas8N.
II liISsS ,eei ebs WhisEy ja 800. ed ~ sss s.
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NOTICE.

Mr.. W. R. CORNELIUS holds our power OF Attorney to
do business for Agent. X. W. SHAFFEH,
febI4-dlW II. p. DQRRIS.
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hun, ax.luf The son. need not ooadenn the pcssess
.o..r~s ~ the b sck Republicans.
For our -ars ~ nos Va ssrsr sSsa rssc.
eyen though ssa~ oursesve> :. south IN The ONION
We hold 1t not worth the wh.se 70 ducrtrss ~, con
tween our foes. A 10 the diner,~s PROFESSIONS
oernng he uise,or ob}cts in view sy tae ~ y, ,aats
vaiCe peher the one the other .~fy wan W - -
uiAancuon that mr. "a has no dnereooe " - sher
ior u TIA, they are united At tho present time In
neasuSes against u.s. The tide OF events will either CAR
them along or sweep the sggards from is track
when John Quincy Adams, under the preteu OF the
right Of wilton pu, slavery under the jurisdiction
grsrs he lsssned rot the sbcton Of slavery enywherc
He openly eclrd that he would not Zoe IL abolition
even in the isstrsct Of Columbia When Martin Van Blu
rem adyocc3 the exclusion a the South with her slaves
noaf the common tervitores he did NOT N array
the two 5ess Of the Union against each other Yet he
partial hssory will most probably pond 70 those two mon
90 the mott edA0sss Instruments Of absaon 10 itS progress
to power.
rally appcabethc st shall be Lst sUf the last ihst
lafayette, In tbs French revolution advocated species Of
moderate goverrnAut totally ansuted 10 the French PEG
pie sAd their view,. He Ned OF opened revolution
He Ette thought tsL In two years II would become ex
Dsn,os under the crs ~ "a has "a sur" placed c.e head
Of IOui XVI beneath cs guilotine. He dill no, dream
that, within few mona, his own wo,d be oased in
When crest and novel tAcipes brought 10 wos In
the affairs o. nations, those who advocate such or
rior designs sa The nssrate VIII ofses be The mos
mischevous. Toey begin they give dignity w their ad
vOcaOy, and strcA9th by theF moral WfBht but once
started aud give impetus, and the bah goes without
HEM and win 60 on, despite tysr
N 70 finish what Is already begun
To the wrouged and suffering people whstSa.tess that
he nsugst0rs have given way w ether agents ors
u,orseess or cruel ehsn themsetyesf Bo.h are alike
responsible and 10 blse. Other would never have
sen 10 power but for ne oountena see and advocacy Of
tie more moderate
TO The SOUTH ali are cusuaes who urys n any fonthe
Interference OF the general government WIN the nstnon
" slavery. All practically aoatousAs. The epden
y the ASoton Of slavery By the gevsl government,
immediate, enemies. m Scward's o. W. Hsie's DIR
isirer no worth the little breath ia which they ase
ltfertf
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I,aoApwAr Tnxany<--Shskespcre's gresi xagsdy q
powerful by which Wa rerres-nted lat asht uAs
en rtsnrDonx arr ' coucinde with the nrce OF nshs-
devious"
rsnsoninlsts Together Mesrs Brilliant and Hsp1sa
asd Mnc. konpklsir sl appear THIS eycnae IN hemoG
trsbsofst and the "1be Green Monster" Young Hcag>
ler also 70 90 through his tshs ROPE fesis.
B~~,rv Trsaru<-Ar. RohsrtJoan-oa Nm again sppssg
IN hi drsns enLsIed Fsls, or tho Cnhiseooi Love,
this evening. The equestrian drama Of "frinam," ~
whtcn Mr. Derr I,rroa,ss Tho daring Aot, Is asots -
performed
s~uss.rne nayosi,s consoles or ule SERIOUS Ps-s-
~ and The Too," which have attracted largo ngR~
sers of s loving at least week for siska
definite prroi snroanSec foe 10 nlahh ne osss ge
~ good n ever.
w,llAcxar,e eo,astaIanenls thl -vcalag are 70 3D.
ire, snli,icsi "A DECIDED Csc." Mr. broashAns es~~s
rnAry burAs.que &C "FOcs hon ssa' and The kxhaneo
lssce caDcd "f'ii rril Ycar wife"
IArpA Kys1xS-1he patrons Of thAs estA5lishnens N
mo-, Ekey b. psesed W learn tsi xs kecns w,l spnA
sp4-ar "Ihe love % frince" this eeenxIx, 80
Etvs-,' 4 10 D. tho co~lax piece nsx serio oomco e.
usvassnzA v soon W be produced 81 this hosr.e
Asyicss Ac~rs-rbe amusing pieces enialed, sSsns
,hi I,srpooa. IN lhe evening Mr. G W. csrss sd -
Messenger VIII play In Yuns art Never Won tsir LMv.
and Mr.. Holloway In the farce a .Bured Alive"
x. ss. .u Ss,ss% ss.s es a. ..ss s'; e
Buckley give the "Oh roiks' Coneert' Asd shs hysnH
W furslsh variety ~ thex peculiar ceceosscess
sprc. sosa~-M., csa~a~d, IN esniass. yoosAs, =
scotland 10 give his nrss coneest In Nee Ys~k, - Do
worth Academy. this evenlng. lie yin eaie~t~m -
soiIssse With q numSss ID ME melodies u s~ nsass
land.
Rssurs ay.sw u....Sers Of uss Tasus4ss d.
ra1c Assocalca 70 take thee ssness Hsi mars sS
mseweh appearance here o-nsh, N ne DAYS Co. -
"kooess N>ssrc. ~eksscsn IA 'nfls, ~ "".
v,ew."
p~prs The ssbs-s sOs sss.nAss' ~ ~ b. r~odps9
unh an unusually elective c,t ts NE e~siou. o. 80
Ec.ss = !, ,sle s.p4nt Al ihesue on Ssh~tsg
A,,yv~ooo rxsu~AL The Rsveis are 70 giyes gr.sA
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Ths accident that occurred few days since one OF
the railroads TO this city, perng many vcs WAS 90
cssioncd by the neglect the swchmsn rather IVY the
neglect Of the company 10 furnish the road with the safest
switches. I, Is marvellous that the pubic TIesly srbn
this unnecessary peril Of human NE. Three hours
tho twenty four pass railroads We travelling
people On the lss o. January last hero were is,aaS
miles Of completed railroad In the United stais, and
appears by the last rcpor, Of the Secretary Of the Treasu
ny ~ Congress that the killed aud wounded tho roads
during the last year numbered 7fa " said that full
ono baf q all tho railroad accidents ise from misplaced
switches and y,s hcevc Ia euly The RITE and Ceptrs
roads that have Incurred the firs expense az replacing
the old fashioned switches with tho onea, which "
we'll known from thesr working usoe roads, Afford the
perfct safety they do depend upon The
tain action u The svi,chnlsn-
beg Of yco Mr.. Etitc~, W ccusdey that " IL alcoc
through Me influence &C public opinion that tho companies
can made think less Of dividends stockholders add
more u the Bves and limbs q tho people, and whether
you obliged TO put your own hfs IN tbc keeping q
svI,chmen every day noe believe you VIII, for tho
AXE " humanity, give lto srsce In your ropcr The
important obecs % lessenns far psssibe the dan
gers lncurredby RAILROAD TRAVELLER
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But this Is moi ali tho expense There be bos.s
70 each row poles the price Of which u $l0
This swe The sum 70 sZ SS A. % s6S ,Sf
besdes their employers and their families, who depend
upon these fisheries for maintenance. Bossmen and
&c are also Interested and altogether over q thousand
persons would be- thrown out 81 empaoymen& during he
shad season, were The law enforced.
average number OF shad caught At each row OF poles
during amounts to about nve thousand ana during
good seasons runs up 10 much higher ngure Seveo
York harbor which, At an average o. twessy I'VE oenes
each would reach nearly 500 900, trade that certainly
Of some account and should nos be destroyed without
rood reason or some corresponding benefits.
The shad caught In hsrbor superior In deicacy
Of flavor 10 southern sad and much sought aer
by cpcure In all parts Of the Union They are se0s from
this city in every direction and the trade " In It's
height Later In tho fine sad caught further
up the river, and nearly up 70 Albany ~ he As July
Connecticut river ehad also very hne and begin
ming " come into market In great quantities. Tho
dealers are careful send only the largest sh W oar
market to keep up their reputation.
Shad are caught both at the eSb and food udes This
fsh will always with the tide but it, habit u seek
the middle Of the channel when The TIDE rs rising and ne
shore when the tide running out Thus the metz near
the middle catch food ude and those
shore at the Two thousand fish have been caught in
one haul by Mr. Henry Alderman, old sbad fisherman
and one thousand Ash % unusual number.
still disputed question whrtaer the a~s passed by
the New YORK Ssate LEGISLATURE are operative the Jer-
sey shore We claim Jurisdiction TO the low wier
on the other side Of the river and the decision of the
dispute will depend In great measure the essesce u
the shad fisheries under this new Port law.
This obnoxious provision by the way Is not new one
but an Old aw - Obsolete IA be- unknown 10 the fisher
men 1t viii, however, DO enforced BY 'he commits
sioners. -
Tho summing up Of the amount q property this Law
aims to destroy Is ~ follows
Sad pole rows, worth. .......''..'.'.'.''' -,
Boats and tacke. -''V"
o.,,,a, invested s9i 40
There Is some talk OF gung up meeting Of The ssd
fishermen 70 express their indignauon ~ me oon"no1S
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The New Chinese Cosusnissio0er's Name.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


From the authentic accounts which have cf The
mode Of conducting things in the Celestial Empire. the
only audience granted TO foreign ENJOYS the following;
Al opening Of The spring Of the year. the Emperor cello
bracs great national festival % turning up few stovels
full OF earth in honor Of the sacred occupation o culvang
The ss Before the imperial coiege moves IRON the palace
all the doors and windows Of the houses In the capital
arc ososed and allowed 10 look out under pain Of
death Outside of the city the foreign ENJOYS and tribute
bearing officials arranged In two psralc lines ce 10
Dce but long before the Of bcsven hesves In sight,
they are compelled 10 he down prorste tho ground
and the guards them take good care that they do no,
lin up their profsne eyes b gaze the celestial divinity
he passes aloag This Is the oy rcep&on granted 70
foreign ENJOYS.
A. 70 the new Comrnisslcncrs name Mr. Reed although
simple word 10 u.s. yet IL Is wholly unpronounceable by
the Chinese, who have neither the sound Of or In their
language The nearest they can come wil be- " call
Il IL o. or simply Ie IN, " they shall happen 70 make
the discovery that Reed n the syuonyme a bsnboo
uce they sre.wel acquainted WITH they win dcab, call
rim Mr.. Commissioner "Bamboo."
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aisoruey eensrshhp Of virginia ony $4,000 pes snnu
vss sJiep wItbers' ndepss that Ssate, re~chinG
over s2OoO h sbeat V be pail, and upon thai sus snk
Attorney Genrra " allowed commi~ion o. I've per ceo<
for Collecting, making IN tho sgpcgate oye~ ssoooe for
too years aeary
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