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POLITICAL.
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I ,0!t him ChTisinss morning
A. be sai upon NV .sce.
Uolcing iast biz iii,ls 49,, .ing-
Stuffed a. fail a. tai. ,clIis -,
And suenuye Ii.i,oms 80 mr
wbh a f.c, dymurc and mo
Tkaroit sana Cav, vao h'l,t 'asu',
DAD not love Naughty ,hi!t.
Bii vel ~ good ~on 49, "a rtrr''
ASt it,m II ny sp he suc,
D,rvirr d--r smobg the cuoti-.
In h,- crimson .lv"siUg, htt,
wailc .afned nr to nv tatl-
" her. tempting gObisI .I.,d.
Rnnn'ns h'eh si,h tsibW ssracg,
rme BY .ne'she'' god.
But the siisn. thet, before me,
VITA his ssilr psw. nothing 10Th,
SAT- ~WSf ssierais@eaL
s'PpiDs q 'b- ss,ni'g 10th.
And ~ not me rrnil,,l has,r
A. he I"s> 81 ,schsirvsi.
iconi.s, rather rutcy
Ttr-., tim 90, ,uro ne .rr.t
Thea hos H-nry', b'ne ~ .,-'-''
Catering 10 he g-..t,s,
lie bad b5,t.y bcsn P.u'irS
II iinv Fias,f-
wuh sF-u'ruu 'r.S sststa- e..
S7,,as s- from 's- sarge. g .gHf
showing ~ b. misr iu-iSusai
Az. f.ks .-n.s - ft.rr
Corr. hack, Rsru,y e,''rt q, l,uilr.
Asss heii NJ. sproh whu,-
WOO .A.i have ny Gsaty Wathu''
Boz ~ dor as. fastened ushi;
So &c stood a5ssh,e ans ,,lcH',
In Ih- center 81 The door,
With defeated lo,'k alternate
Bent 90 mc at on The toor.
Then a, ~ .cne ,uttca impulse,
Quics.y rsa he 10 tLr trr,
Ani ~hue eagerly h. brisbi ey-,
Watched the hsmrs ~ A,sh an higher,
IN a brave c-raf a., he ,hpulrt,
Like sume lOrcly !rts eli!
"Ssn, Klaus. come down te chimney
Ms.e my mcier have herself.
I'm be a good girl Benny,"
Said | feeling the reproof;
Ani s'Is'ghiVay GATED Pvor Harvey,
Mesing on Ih- gallery roof.
Soon the anger va forgotten.
Laughter chased away The irOvn.
And 'n.y gambul.ed 'nsash tae lave oaA,
TIL the dusty night came town.
In nv dim hr. iigh,ci chamb-r.
Harvey pufred benra;h nv char,
Ani my play Sura boy beside M,
kneli to say bi, evening prayr
God bess FAter-God hess Moder,
God hess sis,er-lhen . pause,
Add the sweet young lip, devouily
Murmured, God bess Santa Klaus"
He is sleeping -brown aud silktn
Lie The iash.s, long and meek,
Like carressink clinging - tow.
On his plump and prsety check.
And | bend above him weeping
Thankful iears-Oh UudehletI
FArs ~omah's crown Of glory,
Far the Blessing OF ehria.
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Complimentary Notice, ot tie Prem.

Complimentary Noi,oes N Tie Prsu
fT0m the AIsbsns T,buse ~ Jun. Sl.,
Without doubt D0ctoT Fsin u Pb,i.J,Isb,, q. -,
MOT Il hii"f Pbt 'icsa q the ass d.. U,-r,,,t ~,
Ntf'h foofth stsst zoe a. ths usad.r. q a. A.
Ift' nl oitE We b~ite's hiB N. Gals t,I,.bi,
Fhb'eian DO si'sfti's. tbtlush sncuI.r. N,y 40,
tes' s'i'ud him - i1aG - be cysttaos. - do sool
Frou The Hsfsh q F,brus,, 21,h. 1851.
Tts i.m- u 10 Esfs .pr,.I, .r snd s..s WI,
- ~ p Ne thsTs % other " D's ~ the og,k,,
cts " f''A'
The N'ai'aI JysrHsi thus fspiir,.
N"' hissi Hs'aa 'i,,s s,e pi.aty a ~, .,.,,., b.,
fhnsi~iP - b.t 90 eel .sqa.iat.t 80 o.
1'hae-l tnrtiis q Dr y sHi dant ss,s .t-,.t -.
dt"frsi ~ athsts uhrp 10 kH.a n.tht.y -,
90 all a,@.iHt g. fbe usyf,ssiyd issus st,a 40,
lsrn 81 rcbiy dr.sf,ss.
lIf.ta th~ Hall,iia
We 'isted To- dsys sfsr. he i.so o.. fi...,.t 4
~ Fef1 80 esa sss1's f.sdf,,th., s- a.. g.,
bc"a 'F-f'i a. rists ~ ne rfssts.t bst.i,s- "a a..
t"f o. TO- r.f'j ~ th~ sssmtsstfH. a tb. .,.t.,
- - lHf'fi ~fs'ss NsI.-tI t.Iirgs i.t ,..,..,.
W 80 sss'fsi tbs ffst ffts- b., iIet.,,. $50,
~ F',' 'Frr'' tfT ~ fiI ,Iaffrs ths P,..sI,st
'''' l.'nisi"a sh.s ~ SD. ~. Peas Uoald a.s.
'hs ff~stest Physsisa 20 Anstaa
Jsnasff 7, iSS- ~
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GOOD Hu The Plsud,,lsr ,ss,,,.-.
s ~ s.sios n.'ss 10 Cisvslsnd far tie ebsn.
Poo'nlP o. Amsrica The too css,s.,,,,.
Hs 70 81 eeysni The city iimit, asd s,tms.I
so slE an',l ooS q them burst. the a..
~, zee a''' BOT ea's' 10 Be declared tho VIC
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hLTRCPOLiTiN

COLLEGLiTE INSTITUTE
TSA = CTNS AE3 ESQ
" iNiHNC ron cITr ~ q.
MIR AID MRS. II It,yESNER. Pri-s,Ssi'.
wa S'n ss,.ia- -fit- Is.,is,. - ~ o.ssse. the
ttr'f hgsarg N.yis-.sT
'-'ae'a Do toe hhsf.l r.tivcsE. q The pest ySsr.
s'Fafc" go. bsss ss.u nai. T. ,.tSs. eel .f.d -
con sai' 90 it~ tsfU,s ~s..tas. ~. ts.ti'aie
30 ar 90 .'sd sNfsUst,s. .nef sr'sE Areisa'
- " .i's" IsHsu+s.. Me- .st No PGtlo-cphy
N.'S.f"ste, sph N-'stsi >s,-ss. H 10. I-r.'. III
.r L''-ts a's sol The uua Otsssss t. D. ssshss q
," r.is EiaeattSu
Pupil 30 dog H The tstitvi~ -.l1, The perfect
0hnlN ~ ' hou". sob The a., .ai.gs. - b. dsf'sd
To-" s''ssisreS 81 'hs =. :, - g. ,.tsr.st
Toe Nfa"h.e"ssn issfafs. ~. rr.st Pstc f'hfsr.r
So 'Hv w.fks = ~ wtrra o., et.'.s', -f.ahuts
''.S 'r 'h" N.'Hr.i N..r I.. .rr or-p 10. ssi
80 cot - ~"i' o''t 'st sd Jsects ~ ihe' ~
-usr-r. o.
3 i7o ~ INST UCT0as.
" HNyTNNta Nstsf.l >c,.ae.;
~, , <si.,.'..>,'sS r :;
Z. NrH"'>. 'l.'a >ct.ac,
W. us.E>r-- Pr. .tc,, Do, .sd Ms,e
W. t.E pNNlt-, Nu.tr. Pt.ru.
N~- bs>ut Nr,at Nlu.vr:
Nlts- .H.s Na,s- 10 a~tas
NJ Nssss. r...'ux
Terms
Bad, N.shta- arI l., NJ, per So 800,
s..i. % t.r uur,ih.. 90"
'"'.' - '"T..h. - to p
tf'"r. isru 1'.-k I~,msa. Niece
b.asrHs a.t P..uHur E,t.
"a - To-" 'uii 'uH~rn.t'.s NAY be nod ~
''.'sf ~" f"'r'r.' III, -, 1859 Jn
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u 80 "' t''' ~ 1t.'fFft"I 'fFH. s1Ei az
H|1" Ind wu,si tr ,l. EhJ
tihs SIX ousi DDf.,,,l. La.
P'r.t frui Ti,sla,os4
Egii D.vaus.
The HOWARD Asst. iA.l,S. .,..4
ne sW'ui 'f'ftutii.a 60 ru.usr ..r, .u... O. So,
90. 'i>,s-rs, az "t....r. .t...., r.a .... .r. . o
uu'",'auat- ,fJ''us .u.L disease. 49,.
e''', -" a..llAH.t ,,r SCOT. ,r.rIt.n..
a. PIT pt'?rr.sIH ,.I.l- t..fr..tf.t .a..,I.
%. HH.aN's,'' al % 4 .ii"r. aud q. ~, v.Y...
,'''' ohi'is 'caf VINO appr %, .,,,s.. .tb .
c'''ii P'!ch q. ltr.I ,".utiI To-. ,tss u,.ua4ft.f
hauus 80 n'- s. d zut "a ....s 81 ,, r-,,r "a
10y a. fIENist AtpiCtNE~ TEFk Ol
'lIARUE. IT,, ucsi -, ~. s|! sl4i .s A.
'.a.',u ''m'u-n'.s The hign.-I 81 .,a. sAtl d,
az ."d HN. .ltU's...c most lgyrvy,c mn.ei
lt's iarIf
The pr,c'or. ,hr A,.o ia'ian. ia thri, Auru
o krr"f' u?an ih' itcs'mrntu SrSHai pN..,-.
10 thc year ending January ~. 49, -sr,,... o..
h''h'N sn''s action wiih ne su~r-s, Which b.
Hi'"nl"i 'ac 's''s' ": go. = 49,, .is. Sarge. n
tn cure 81; SPERNATOREFi,TA SlN!IN
WAX Mss, IdPprENCE GpNDEkg,,I,
1l.E.. ! >lPtllllS "a. Vac % pNNNl-N
SLt-' ADJ St- q 81 az 'Tfr' a rul.iaJaa q,
~ Lhs 'atar pan g.: The ensuing ,saT
IN bU"rt.tN ~ y f'..r. 9 r.. rat .rI -.
'u''i 'ba' heir ist"f' Ia Iti' sgtri, - trp, o..
"f"ii nay- ten 81 gr.~i g,u, q. fYs'..a'1.,
r-'i"iF ." ~" N"Hrs ant they haze i-...t.
81 W '''"'' 'A'"' ''', 1929 t+G'..f 'aIty 100.
very imp tan aEd muCr .'.J.>-c .u.-
An = "a table RrTuri"u~. .rtas ..fr-., ~ :. o..
mai WeasLr,s IT, sIr- 90 DugTi,lu Na-,,l
~ S-lIAtp'.. snd otter Di--.s.- 81. Us -..
pigans - ih' cun>uiun- ~urrg.a vtI.r v.
- lent ~ mar On a >ta.r' rrsr. ...H -
oF CHARGE, "a he 's,-rp' - rwD STAMP
i"r p'Nsxr. biaeT H-pufts .ra Tfa-., IN tr, O..
'Hi- aui H'"'in'ut 81 s'lua. ui,ra.c. De /.
are constant. l,,ug pubii,he.! .ir.sfa.,a,
i''hI'I"a. ani WGii D. >-ai =. rar ~. .s- -.
"i the hrs I.mr'ii's and m-ihrt, - tt.s-n.f. de-.
covered daring thu last wear str ui R--atv,fr.
Aiirrs, ir R'a'r' "r treatment. ~ GRO =
'sLhpoN t'h>n.iiue Saigon - VAR -
citation, No > S"Iih Niuih SIrrt PIr,t.trr.
Pa. By ofdrI ~ th- D"'.'.f.
EZRA u HEhRTwELL, Pre-
GEo FuR,H.Lp Secretary.
De. :. I~js Nv
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CHARLEsTowN ACADEl.Y.

I'iEerercses OF TIT. 1nsriIuiion for III. ensuing
l. 'efm commencing september 1T ana cor. a,
Jung i've mCBih>. will b- cuntuctrdby
y. q MOTH JOiSJ SANBORS
TERMS
Engli'h Department per Session
ui i've muntbS SD 10.
C'A>sicsi and Mathematical Of Ave,
months ~ 10
Frr ECh. PER Session 5,o
AcmIsstSU Fee nn
Nou- Admitted hl' Hose Who crrsyr.ro cnpt,r
Je 6" he "ud uI the session snd 10 trtucri.a g,.
a'ssuge.
M,,s6s, y. & S iniuis. the hone that un,i,,--
au'utlun 90 tU.ir tlrtr, .. trarf-Ts yg,.. ,.,u-.
hp.tal star- - pubic patronage
JulV lNi-
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'NT 'se~ivst Hstfs 71ss.tfg lfFtsta
Dsti.H uIt - saIf .1st,
Nsysnts q isss
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TIxEIR TABLE
We ~. NOTsE.
THE "a DAMS HOUSE"
situated at the c"rrcr II Hanover md
Prstt Streets
UAIII MnHa


Il = NV Hpru 90 tf~ stts fut,..t.r... -. d,
,-F t"'.'" ~ i"'suun uI rh- kn,us
''"Y" hra'hf -nd d.sushir b.i.v -. -
y :" We a'sh"" station q The B.It.,s,. ~
s-''"'', o. - thr s-1n. di.t.rse t,,s. ,hs So,
n "l'f"-I sff-HSemsst. ~ IN. r..
81 ~ y a"F Motel 80 the ct,, 18th ali IN. a.
20 '"f' .''"'1'' i-tE" sod az, kao.,. ,,o.. IN.
~ '''' ~ -uds BsEst6esbt ,,,s a. ~.
49,, y, 49,, so '"'''H .it"f eausI1 The P,or,..
N''''-'asr ""' Haip % tts ,.ty me-.
.'r"'' b"' :, ihr .nis. ssd q. ever, s.,,,,,I, T.
-, vs. "''s~' - s'H s~d .tth. 60.
80 H"'''" 3. 80, ~ sdi tai. .t.,,.
'ff'fr EOS - - Noa s'-sg u,he, ..,.....,
~ ''"" 90 ! So ist.fsi.t.i 20 ,.L, a.. -.
'"' hes.s %" f't"nd. 10 ne ADAM
h"-q.etai., Sc
". DAVIS, Pr,,st.f.
NJ, - D. Mans Has.s % e.s..I..
Prss. of Ea.,t,.., A.,
30 .'f''r 30 v.u's r,r Ns,1 q. ~, -.
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SAMUEL HEPLEBOWFR Pm.
NJHtRfs ssysn.tsss..t
''''' " '"Dtf - qa,I Haal
a. NAsDsIA, ~
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MEDICAL HOUSE.


hSfas,sAsa,s e-ssr 60 sf.su a, ,os ,v--< AID
s-fre -ssscsis'd, s-a Sor hs .-ry~--us- Of 2-~et.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL psfsDrs Indebted ro he Ists b,n afsr,h
dUI-r sfs fr4Issfrf iu ssvIe f.rhsrs
- l.rr.f f1'u rsres esu4Hi 10 -issa
'-p ~ - ALBERT MILLER
1--we.
{ '"N,E NFRiTED LYE fof sa'.hv
W EBY.
SHiWLS -Fsh1..- asf woa.ea 60.
- @.'f' Aw CRAMER
Mans 50 srg. Nst, t.r .s.. a. ,n..l a.
W EBY
wv o.. unpFP. tss Itsrfs-s,v,i.
s'ns.sr' La''ss fos.s R.os
DDTtTUEs -sss,,p.,s .,. ,,..,...
slr fsF.sHs ~ goe
II iLrH'>HEL UEt,TRES ..s,.,-...I
- " EBY
R"h iLOtR CHa..s.s. sat Bsssf-,..I.
w gay.
| INN&lS P.sis L,ts.,s s,f Pol 49,.
- t"n q O. sni' Aw c RAkIk
{ RIS BLAME rs iora ~
~ a w. cRANER.
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THE Id DOmlNIOA

PATENTED 'PElL - I~tG
rSar"Ht''d 10 aais pore, fragrant ena
hciiihy foT~,, rYhogi oo u arania
ruth one ios'tL L." try Than a,y o,k,, pro
cess. >i;c'i'u-' one guar, 70 20
y" "a" ~ CLIO W. LEGO
llsrpsrs Few Jlus 10 ~
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WASHING MACHINES.

WhOnlNG MECGluCS.
'V'hE uhort>tgn'd 'ssiEr gufs hs,tt the Patent
u % RotiR DAVIS Ws,a.ug M..hin-. (. '
JEFFERSON Coun'v, 49, Du~ rnE.srl "a rauui-c
'p''n- 1hu WI u "H.' - a T." Jay. 90 NuppS all
JOHNSON srEPurSS.
OS'' = by cn~i .,sl.aui VI
CERTIFICATES.
CHAstssTO~s. Va, Mason, lss-
MessrS. Ruhr & Davi,-I have OIL. OF ,.u-
washing Machines 10 usr ia nv lsm,y, aud &
u To Shs~st he PuIpo,- sInUaoI, | bsyru used
several different siIds Of wsshiog Mechin-, sui
dr'psT'd - ever gcthnH enc b. answer 10. pur-
pose tnI bad yours mas frInuy-i every nth .u.I,
Washing cleaning doing The work quo. az
ccobomicsty a. 10 soap, SC. aHd a. heal g,.rr
accounts OF hem SbeT,y-r Ih-y are l,trd conn
ctEi!y truinnent .hrm iD The plLIic
Your, Respectfully
f. NJ AisQUITH
Having used III. iuh sui oihef Sa,htor ma.
chimes without iG1iug one to answer m. pu,r,,.
'aisis"tnUy-l va. induced ~ purchase ,t-
Manufactured ~ Rohr Il DAVIS. sai md II lar
'uP"Hof, IN every respect iu arYI h.ye, y-fs- n
'ha nave n h~,"sn'y IA f"r 'nln-Ed,Ds u Co., Eh-
p1hit", q, admiralty stap''i fu The rurr.,r {
"aNhtnr snI ci,ab,ug ,.ufh-s a,II. nos be-
Nihuul ODE Tor any cots Iteration
ours Er'Peointy JAS IL WEIGH
Harper Perry F. -
Messfs. RDbf & DAYS G-Hti-trro Y,nr
washing Machine D. r5,I~fI,! ~ a., Isuri., 4. aI.
are much plesset uifs " VI.rs grsar ,ait,fs
hon. One 'hinx ! know. he ctur.e. come o.
ifon'd "a The IN Itdie 81 he Wr.s iI.'.airt -.
daE night 0t Saiufday The hlsrs v,r,ni- Pc.
IrtUJ pleased wth II \ .Hts R,sp',y.
JAMES ". BROWN
Having purctsssd one 4 Ruhr.& DAVIS Wa.s.
ing Machines and haviug g,sn II isu tr,al /
have NJ Stacey u psunuuu-tr, 81 tir b..t Ma.
chias - lhe EIsi | EAys even srrn. sod re- ON.
mend II TO the public a. such
DAVID HOWELL
We cbeerully certify hist w. havru.,f ieopt
families hessfs. Rohr q Dave washing 81,
chine' ahd can recommends ih,m 10 lhs public
ia the isbo' ssyed snd 10 he qualify IT the wsrs
e"br Ne believe that lhsy Hsye tqpa and ~
N'uid not he WITHOUT me iUf ten itfn~, - Va Ius
& ~ STEWART
WN y CRAtGUiIJ
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E"TLEA.'S HOTEL.
UNION HOTEL,
az LtN ~ NFtrtY OPPOSITE Ia.
AAHkti house
.uagFIsALaEa, g.

tfsfs b. tai.a uH.l ptsp.,,. 49,,
'',@ e. 10 tsgs 70 sIsi hss ap~ssi IL.
~ r'rra.r ~ ~ e.fsib Hs pohfp 3d.. rf
Ht-h sf. =. 80 la~s f~ snrp.,.s -. III.
DO pH'i ip he msft.s
81 devote 10. gs,.sa. ...
l'" To- sTABLiNG stiss 49,.
~ 'f @A'n't.r 80 ssfsiuI O...,s ..
b. 1-ri 80 mssasr s.r ..
f" spY Be- ne gsrs b.
rr art a.rHiss Oh. .......
JOtiS Z N.As.
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ERg INN Pfms Ct.ste Zee C,s,..f
Ussi Brosa sagss. C,6s.s g.
ssaf Az. CRAMER.
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E0NDfi" >fbGssaf 81. 30 i,-t i.,.,..
" EHY
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INiE Uhdrtsigned tsviE; guf,hs,td the Patent
u % RotR n DAVIS w.,h.ng M.ehin-. ~
Jrur9son CountVr 80 Uvs ruE-gri a. inauui.r
turing snd vii b. abe taaI-4 !sy. 10 suru., ali
hose 81 want A. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31

ELoPEMESr IN ILLINOIS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES
The Bclcvle (Ilnos) Democrat has an account Of an
elopemeu, in that city. One o. r. Hardy clipped with Mrs
Burnett time in o,,ober last or about that
time for parts unknown which time neNher of them
has been heard from Hardy left WIFE and, believe,
no children residing this cay, and Mrs. Burnett left q
husband and all her children three boys and girl. An
Illicit Intercourse the husband thinks had been
red between Hardy and his wife some months before
their ecment though this he had not thought until after
the eopement They we're neghbors aud friends, and all
belonged to the same church Hardy succeeded In PER
suadbg Burnett To sell his lot AMI cabo all the property
he possessed and though Burnetts wife obtained nearly
one half the proceeds Of the sale under Of helping
Burnett 10 remove with Hardy Texas unsuspectng
were all the parties that Hardy and Mrs actually vent
of under color Of going down 81 louis TO engage pas
sage for both families TO Texas. After this eOpemeut,
Burnett whose habits previously Incorporate, took
10 ncessant insobriey and in short time drank himself
10 death last sabbath the poor fellows mortal remains
ntcrred-eavin four orphan children, twoo whom
perfectly dependent The edAbr, with lev other
charitable friends have taken these sphans and have
found good homes for all Of them with The except IN Of
one. Hardy and Mrs Burnett were both good chur h
nembers and up 10 the hour Of their eopement be-
rNve the church had full confidence in both Of them.
Hardy was Of the promnen. members Of the Baptist
church ofthe city, and rather obkusive chuvch
matters He painter by trade about dfly years Il
see and his locks frosted with age. We should not
thus have noticed him but for his profession OF religion
He has quite a desire at times 70 preach and may be n
dueed 60 Try his fortune that way the better 70 conceal
his bsseIess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-31
News from .yapmp.

THE AMERICAN RAILWAY AND TELEGRAPH.
The Emperor Of japan, says q letter nom that
country IN the Paris Pays has by decree of the
25th Of October last, appointed Prince Hayashi High
Imperial Commissioner of the three ports Of Maya
saki Simoda, and Hakodadi, In that capacity the
management of relations with Foreigners will De con
fded TO him. and for his guidance the Emperor has
caused to be drawn up series Of regulations fixing
the forrnalities 10 be observed by foreigners who
want 10 take up their residence in the ports opened
10 them the manner in which they are 10 carry on
trade and the privileges THEN consals are 10 onjoy
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Eoressp Theatrical InseIIixepee.

Our London correspondent dan 49, says;-Mr.
and Mrs. Barney Williams open at the Adelphi in
about week, where Madame Celeste y ever an at
tractyt star Mr.. James Anderson, to the general re-
gret of his admirers-and their name slegon-leaves
for New York ON the 18th OF next month. Mr.. Al
bert Smith has given his entertainment Of Mont
Blanc 500 times SO representations more and he
will reach the figures that denote the date Of the
year. This amounts to an unparalleled success
Madame easier is the pririd donna at Rome. Jul
lien and Wilert Beae are, with Madame Grisi in the
provinces Great has been the disappointment at the
last two Exeter Hall oratoros owing to the non-ap
pearance Of our popular tenor, Mr.. Sims Reeves
who has been suffering from severe attack OF nhu
enzs. The Pyne and Harrison opera troupe are car
rying all before them in the provinces with Balfe's
Rose of Castillo" and the publishers Messrs era
mer, Beale Chappell, have already realized an in
got OF gold. Mr.. j. H. Wilton announces a forth.
coming Chronological Entertainment" and il gene
rally looked upon as the coming man. though he has
been long time going for to come
A letter from Messina, Dec. Ia, says that Signora
Whiting Lorini had made great success there in a
new opera called " Marco viscantin
Miss Kate Saxon recently had Christmas soirGe
at Lord Nelson Hall, Liverpool, and gave away ESQ
worth Of gifts, in Lottery fashion.
Miss Goddard the tragedienne, who has been visit.
ing Australia and California during the as three
years, presented her entire shave of the last night
receipts OF her engagement. amounting to clO5, u
trustees at Ballarat, for the purpose Of founding
Strangers Home" Shakespeare play of the win
ter Tale was performed on the OCCASION
young writer in the Gdsene de Paris. NJ. Ray
mond lately recounted in his journal that during the
performance az the French Opera certain well
known Duke not Frenchman. had been observed
playing game of chess with friend in his box
He expressed an opinion that such an unusual pro.
ceeding, more especially on the part OF parsonage
who emblazons a royal coronet on his arnorial bear
ings was an insult both 10 the audience and the per
formers Everybody may not go quite that length
but II " certain that such gene IL altogether con
.pese NJ tnolt Tta Il,
question who took offence at the article has made
thn matter wnrse by the mn1e he has clnaen 10 OBJ
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be kept; and il is possible that the executive or L.
sisIature in some Of the older States may be armed
with power to meet financial crisis, though great
constitutional jealousy is felt to any snch action.
In all States in which general banking law has not
been, it is to be expected it will be early applied,
the late crisis has proved the intrinsic and ultimate
Of security.
Commercial losses will not be retrieved, nor, in
most cases, compensated; the insolvency. bank
uptcy or assignment laws of the States are lax-in-
solyency being general fate, involves no stigma;
and as positive swindling escapes unpublished, so
there is no legal punishment for those offences which
come next to it. The traders who have failed win
start again. and their home and foreign creditors
viii bear with the losses
In the case of many great railway undertakings,
the interest of the bOndholders will suffer for while
from the necessity of providing for immediate abii-
ties and for creating preferential securities but as
The traffic of the country is in rapid developement,
the ultimate returns will in most cases. restore reve-
hue to the various classes of bondholders and share
holders. In some instances, however, the first or
ether class of bondhoders will have got possession Of
the works, and destroyed the security of all other
classes of creditors. The prospects and position of
each line depend, however, on individual circun-
stances, and can only be determined in detail.
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ksslation however are Indebted for tAe sod order
and harmony introduced into The OF the State
by reason and admitted by the nations the most advanced
in the practical science Of government not 10 destroy
in order to construct but TO preserve and amelorate
Two osher bills conceived in tho Same SPIRIT Will DO
submitted 70 your deberaop one electoral measure,
Of which the importance is almost great a. the const
tuition itself as regards tho maintenance Of the insttu
tons under which we live. In this new bill all imagna
bio precautions have been taken guarantee the liberty
Of election and to prevent any illegal influence since
80 much to be desired that the result of the elections shall
be the faithful expression of the will Of the people, The
law on the liberty Of the PRESS approved by you m
pletely responded to the object which you had in view
have tho90pt right 10 make some notifications in II,
which permitting the exercise Of the constu,
deemed most sacred by the Spanish people have also
thought right 10 present bill which, while leaving the
fer iu own responsibility, establishes certain order
IN pubic careers. law promulgated some time ago do
creed the sale OF all real property possessed by establish
mens OF charity and Of public instruction, and OF that
which served for the special use Of towns The execu
ton Of the law was however, Suspended from the fear
that would prove injurious However as is necessary
TO DO away with all uncertainty the subject and 10
sure the existence and future prosperity Of such esab
lshments, my government will present TO you . bill
which, while protecting such important interests will not
be opposed 70 the great economic principles which
the property and augment the wealth of nations Con
WINGED of the nconvenences occasioned by annual de-
mands Of extraordinary credits to make up the
slant deficits in the budget Of the State,
have charged my Minister'S to propose to you the
mehns VI preventing tnem. lney Will present 10
you various bills at the time the budget
Of the present year. desire also that lin the present
session you may possible discuss the budget 1852
as To avoid the inconv enences which caused by
mencing the year without having the expenses aud
cepss voted in advance. The improvements which have
been made in the administration of the finances OF this
Kingdom since took in hand the rens OF
satisfactory they remarkable; and il you unite
your efforts TO those Of government not doubtful
that with perseverance, shall succeed in raising
nation to the degree of prosperity which Il merits for
many Such Senator'S and deputies, the prn
top, and have the fullest confidence that you will pro-
perly discharge the important task cont AIDED 10 you. In
this way and with the assistance Of Divine Providence,
shall contribute 10 promote the happiness OF the
ton, TO consolidate more and the authority OF
our Institutions, and TO augment the splendor Of the
throne.
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These regulations are If q liberal character and are
in accordance with the spirit and letter OF treaties
The present Emperor is very enlightened man, and
Prince Hayashi who possesses all his confidence is
also intelligent free from prejudice against foreign
ers, and knows several European languages. When
the americans soere here, they presented the Emperor
,ctth models Of rail,cay, and ,cith small electric
telegraph. His Majesty ioas greatly pleased scith
thoroughly anderstands It, and appreciates is i'm
portance. He has ordered that a line Of telegraph
shall be constructed from Jeddo, his capital, to
Simoda, where Prince Hayashi is 10 reside.