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--latest styles of line jewelry, ladies' watches,
chains bands, diamond and engagement rings,
| neckchains and lockets, silver ice-pitchers, anu
rich goods for bridal presents, just opened ct NOW
| Ian 4 CO.'S
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OLD MEN, YOUNG MEN, AnD BOYS, who desire
| TO look and feel as well rs the batter can make
them, should go at once and make their selections
| from the choice stock Of HATS and CAPS OF ". D.
| nyr,
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| THE MILLER WILL CAsE.-In giving the
names of the counsel in this case, that of D..
F. Slaughter, Esq, Of Lynchbr"g, was i'll
! adyertcntly omitted.
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REVENUE LICESsEs.-Thc following Is the
number of licenses issued i'll the first reve-
nue. district (city of Richmond on the last
of April and 1st of May, 1863: Merchants,
500; commission merchants, %; wholesale
liquor merchants, 10; retail liquor mer-
chants, 26; ordinaries, 81; bakeries, J;
BARRIERS, 10; lawyers, 8; physicians, II :;
Junk dealers, 3; ship brokers, 3; pawn
broker, /; general auctioneerss, ); stock
broker and private banker, | I; land agent,
/; book agent, 1 clearinghouse, .; da-
gllerrean artist, l livery stables, 7; buying
and selling horses, !; pedlers, =.
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Number Of Officers and s,
Schools. Teachers.

Our Informant says these statistics are
from the Conference reports; but man
schools did not report, hence, so far as 1t
goes. il does not cover the full strength Of
the field. But the disparity is greatly i'll
creased when it is remembered Il third Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South laps largely into Virginia on the
southwest, from which no reports are ut
hand, but in which this Church has heavy
membership, and cannot fall short Of Il
sunGay-school roll of I 900, making total
in the schools of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South in Virginia of 1858.
The counties alluded to above belong to
the Hnlston Conference, and consist of
Wythe, Pulaski, Grayson, Tazewell, Lee,
Washington, Smyth, Giles, Mcdowell,
Buchanan, Russell, Scott, and Wise.
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WOOD AND COAL.

JuANE \ CONSTANT SUPPLY OF
FUEL OF every description always 9. on ,tt hand
CLOVER HILL, DOVER, and ANTHRACITE
C1tI :: OVEN and SOFT COKE: SAWED,
~pLIT, ana LONG OAK and TINE WOOD, Mt
The very lowest market rates. iCrS"nS Mlsh'nE
to Law in their winter supply will find 1t to Their
interest L. give me call, as am determined not
- hc undcrSold u. ~. TNhi,
No. IL Eighth street, near packet landing
i.s-A w ,S@Iu
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Rittlmond 1ispatrtt.
SATURDAY".....".......JUNE5 8, 1860.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE ssDISPATCH- -
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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SENT TO TIE PENrTENTIARY.--Simeon
Looncy and William Henry Wilson (ne-
grocs) convicted of highway robbery, and
sentenced to ten years each i'll the peni-
tentiM :, were conveyed to that institution
yesterday evening.
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J. F. BOHEMIAN. President.
u. +. W1IJCON, Secretary.
.........

This company makes speciality of issuing
PARTICIPATING Policies
ON dwellings and furniture, whereby the insured,
siarcs In the profits OF the company without in
earring liability.
Agents may he found nj nearly every prominent
rnint I'm this and the nCtghboring States, to whom
applications for insurance may nc made.
Scrip dividend 10 holders "f participating poll
cIc> TWENTY-FlNE T. per cent.
The scrip cr 1867 (2S per cent. Is now receivable
as cash in payment Of premiums.
a. III. MONTAGUE, Agent at
2s-3m kichmund. Va.
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List OF LETTERS.

lST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
n REMAINING IN THE RIrlIMONn posT.
FiCEJuNE5, 1860:
PERSONS calling for letters In this list Will please
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MARINE INTELLlGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE DY TIE HUN
DRED at the Dispatch office.
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REVENUE INSTRUCTIONS FOR RFCrIFIERs
AND DEALERs.-Thomas r. Laine, supervi-
sor of internal revenue for Virginia and
West Virginia, has issued instructions in
regard to the stamping and branding of dis
tiled spirits, from which we extract the fol-
lowing:
"Thc absence Of such marks or brands is
declared by law (section AZ to be sufficient
cause and evidence for the forfeiture Of such
unmarked packages of spirits, and the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue has instruct
ed collectors and other seiZing officers to
detain or seize any or all casks or packages
Of spirits which are not marked and branded
according to law.
"It will he to the interest of the dealers
not only to see that all packages of spirits
sent out on the market by them bear the
stamps and brands which are required by
law to be placed upon them, but also that
packages received by them from other deal.
crs are properly stamped and branded be.
fore they receive them. The plea of inno-
cence on the part of dealers will not here.
after save spirits not properly stamped and
branded from seizure"
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 4, 1859.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JUNE &, 1869.
Sun rises .... 4.iG Moon rises s......... 2.o9
sun sets .....,. 7Hl High tide. ......... II. 81
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INITIALS.
Norwood Coal Company, Wclch Mining Slatc
Company, Editors Quarterly Lar journal, Secrc-
tary Western Reaper Trial.
VESSELS.
Schooner II. A. Hunt, William Powell; fchoo-
nrr IL A. Hunt George W. Henderson t2); Scll"o-
nor William and James Captain n. 4. Cullen te);
bonita. Captain Il. Enrou@hty; schooner u: A.
IIrrt John Ii. Calhoun ac.luoncr W lillian FRAY
zcr, Captain W. l.. Applcgarth; schooner Hunt,
CAPTAIN f. a. Newell.
j.. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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RELIG1ors.-Scryiccs will be held in st.
Marks English Lutheran church, Mayo
street below Broad, tomorrow morning ut
II o'rlOck
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SuNDAY-SCHooL STATISTICS IN VIRGINIA.
We have been favored with the following
comparative table, which places the Me-
thodi-t Episcopal Chr"ch South within the
bounds Of the State of Virginia in its proper
relative position:
Number Of Officers and Sch GLARS.
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The transfer books for Virginia registered
stock will be closed on the 9th of June, i'll
preparation for the payment of interest ON
the 1st Of July.
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VNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
L COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN Is42.
THE LARGEST INSURANCE COMPANY
THE WORLD

Cash receipts for the year ending February 1.
Isaq, over Sl2 600, eoo
Cash assets February l, 1852, Invested in bonds
aud mortgages worth in every case double the
amount loaned over SS2. eGa. cpG.
Number of policies in force February !, 1869,
e.. 4|6.
This is m all-cash and PURELY MUTUAL COM
rtNI. and is conducted on the only principle
which time and experience has proven to br uiti
m1iCly safe and trustworthy. Al OF its profits
divided annually among the insured In the
most equitable manner, which can be used to de-
crease thr premiums or to purchase more ins,i-
rance. At the option Of the policy-holdcrs.
Application can hC made to Mr.. Lewis Booker,
MIR. John +. Goddiu, or the undersigned.
u. n. WALkER & CO.. Agents,
NJ. lola Main street.
pR. j. X. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. my7
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MILITARY ArPOINTMEST .-Gcncr;l
Candy announces the following appoint
mcnts in Special Order No.llO:
Wythc jefferson Harsh, commissioner
of the revenue; Aus lstus RepasS, clerk OF
the county court; John G. Kcglcr, sheriff,
City of Portsmouth Patrick McDonough,
member of the council. Abingdon Menu
bers of the Council-Wiliam NJ. q. Sandoe,
Alexander Il. Preston. Petersburg: Frank
lin Wood, member Of the council. Norfolk
s. A. Stephens, recorder. Cumbcrland
John X. Moss. clerk Of the county and cir
cult courts. Zee 5. f. Thompson. clerk
of the county and circuit cOr"ts; " liam
w. Sage, sheriff. Northumberland F. g.
Dow, clerk of the county and circuit
counts. Washineton Charles McDou'
gall, clerk Of the county court l.. Baugh,
surveyor. AppomattoX: James Gciscr,
sheriff. Carroll Stephen Bond, sheriff
Bryson Edwards, surveyor. Montgomery
w. r.. Albright, sheriff; Edward +. Shelf
man, surveyor. Pttsylyania a.: WT'anl
Lcahy, sheriff. Tazewell: David Lester,
sheriff; Peter Ratclitf, surveyor. Giles
JOIN w. Johnson, surveyor. Grayson
+. Cornett, surveyor.
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ALL POLICIES ok-FoRFElThBLE
IIALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT.
W. II. rECKHAM. President:
". +. HOOPER. Secretary;
l.. NCADAN. ActuIry:
&. 4. FUDlCk ER. superintendent.

DIRECTORS:
General John \. Dix;
". Wilkcns, OF Wilkcns Co.:
GEORGE II. Hope, President Continental Fire In
sluancc Company;
Hon. James Harper, Of Harper Brothers:
John j. Crane, President Bank or Republic;
W. NJ. NcrmIlyc, of Ncrmilyc Co., bankers;
Hon. George Opdykc, cN-Mayur of New York;
Aaron Arnold of Arnold, Constable " Co. anu
others. iSAA' iitlHLrh'
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
Office No. oo2 Main street.
DR. !. G.. CABELL, Medical EXAMINER. Jao
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

EORGIA HOME INSURANCE.
IT COMPANY,
OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT or
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
Distribution Drdning, No. 3l-HorI,in9, June :,
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4OIsI2si35l II IleI eiI e7I sol ID
Distribution Drascin1, No. ac-EutninG, June I,
lsc3.
73isl 7ol col ISL .sI IS 3ei 81 ri q
q. @. ToMrKISs, Commissioner.
j. H. Mtdior, General Agent.
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HESRICo CoNsERy ATIyE COMaITTEE.-Thc
Hcnrico county Conservative Committee
will meet at the county courthouse on Mon
day, June 7th, at II o'clock. The city Con-
scrvativc Committee arc respectfully invited
tn conDer,tp with them.
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s,n,gwIssIoN MERCHANTS.

~ A. BRANDER,,, r,ncu.ST
\ ,, Ep IL ALL KINDS OF GRAIN,
Corner Virginia and cary tS bushels
nS.E~c peas Cider Vinegar Hay, Cofh' o''"'
and Mil Onal: =. ,,,,...r,c stypERPHOS-
Agent lGr Do"ch =" my Ia
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Thcrc will be 4
grand public temperance meeting of Spring
field Division of Sons of Temperance ut their
room, corner of Twenty-siXth and NJ streets,
at s O'clock on MOnday eYening.
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~ y. WALKER d CO..

" y. WALKER IL CO..
IL. FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE. No. 10lI MAIN STREET
under MesSrs. 4. II. Maury Il Co.
buildings merchandise, furniture, and personal
property oi AL kinds, in the city and country in
surcd against loss damage by fire at the lowest
rates in companies of tho highest standing
Tobacco in warehouses and marine and inland
risks taken at tho lowest rates.
Losses cIrttahly adjusted and promptly paid.
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VIRGINIA ACADEMY OF ARTS AND
SCIESCEs.-Thc Virginia Academy OF Arts
and Sciences has issued Il circular in which
the following articles of its constitution are
set forth to explain its objects:
"Article >. Its objects shall be to de-
yelop the mineral and mechanical resources
of the State; to promote and encourage a
taste for the fine arts and scientific studies
among our citizens to afford opportunities
for the Improvement of the young men,
especially the mechanics; and to elevate the
standard of merit among those who are en-
gagged in pursuits connected with the mate
rial interests of Virginia.
"Article 3. TO accomplish these objects
the Academy shall, rs soon rs practlcablce,
establish library and rcading-room, gal
lerics of works of art and mechanical inSe-
nuity, museum of specimens illustrating;
the geological formation AMI mlncraioglcal
resources of the State, varieties Of wood
and stone and other building materials,
specimens of subjects in natural history.
lectures, schools for teaching drawing ana
other arts and sciences, and such other
means as shall appear desirable for the sue
cess of the enterprise.
The Academy is getting along in manner
that augurs success, and the cooperation Oi
all persons Interested is earnestly requested.
The members are addressing themselves
with IN energy that deserves success 10 the
objects Of the organization, and 1t Is TO be
trusted that it will ere long become one ol
the most useful institutions OF the city.
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nOMESTIC INSURANCE.
CHARTERED FEBRUARY -, 1866.

CHARTERED FEBRUARY -, 1866.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
ArTilnRIZED G,AApITAL.............*l 81 o"o, 600
Issues policies TO cover all
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
on the most advantageous terms, and offers AL tho
inducements connected with
4 HOME COMPANY
OF undoubtcd ability and safety.
ASSETS EMPLOYED HERE FOR THE
BENEFIT OF INSURERS.
DIRECTORS:
u. j. 1Iartsook, 4. Y. Stokes,
John r.ud"rS. {. T Wortham,
VIM. x. Isaacs. Samuel G. Tardy,
Parker Campbell, George S. Palmer,
W. g. Paine. W. &. TAYLOR,
u. u. HARTSOok, President.
DAVID i. BURR, Secretary.
i. c. WuERKY, Jr.. Assistant Secretary.
nft"c No. l?lt Main street. NH l5-3m
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1850.
ALL POLICIES NoH-FoRFElTABLE.
uALF LOAN GIVEN.
LAST CASH DIVIDEND, FIFTY PER CENT
STATEMENT:
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OFFICE ALABAMA AND

All KINDS OF PRINTaIN5Gs3 Inc B0SE Do Z
n IN THE BEST i SrmmGE Tm1 Ec oT oiIoIIsE.
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DlEhoo-> ' GENERAL SHIPPING AND
Z 'kIIStprtIa STS

rosCpE Wall AND SOUTH STREETS
NEW YORK. ,,,,,p
CHARLES IL. PERSON. "f-oi''' " =
Freight contracts made to ana rom nd W. sh,pmept
spccia attention given to purchase nma
OF lumber g4anos nay an" Of southern pro-
ducc. , ap lS-3mf
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xrIILS & RYANT, TOBAC1G,Vo En Ens
vi cmANGE M EIcnMoED ,,s TA. ,ar EfGA tIe purs nms
ana c6SMissIoH nEEGhAANSHsir ed NSHrFAc IA csTiUEED
TnHhTCGS % Orders solicited. Liberal "aSancy' SrIcy
a e@siEamentsh Es hf ksfef or Y %lIrnla; ri james
mLcsltcnt 2i gSn Hichmond Va. Mcssrs. u:
me2sser ,%.ns * 4 co.. New York; Mcssrs. Jonsya ;.
ulIum psuu Boston, klabs.
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GUARDIAN MUTUAL

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
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ORGANIZED IN 1853
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-05-22

CoscERSrso cOuRuso.-Thcrc il
wimmin who are az cay to court, az
lint. nJhn13nh e - ~
Luy at fust sight IL like eating
hunny. Itduzseem as tho yu never
could get epuf ofit. ..r.fxwnH
This kind ov luv IL apt 10 make
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Hegns y inf ding. have changed
somewhat ! tetin= u fne y bn.l
me II \ don't ~ iesn married near
rix months nov. AID iI.e faef i
suaan showed the least M more
iemrer tl'nh | thought zlIe hat. IN
faci, 70 speak tIle light down truth,
She. knocked Thing. about geieraIIy
for tIe last two months. E
She slung The cat through tho
window BY The tail, and would have
thrown me out BY the heels, If I
hadn't walked out In o fast run.
She's got a cross a. four sticks, and
says she'll use half a dozen sticks on
my back II ! don't quit smoking IN
the house. And she threatened 10
throw the boot-jack down my throat
last night because J spit IN the fire.
II she'd done chat, fsIlpposef'd have
the collie or boot,jack cramp. fsYi
"Timothy 7. higgins" said I to
myself, says !, "you'vo gone and
done II, and you have got 10 put up
with the consequences, you have,
come what viii you can't got out Of
il, you can't =
A girl loses her beauty mighty
quick after she gets to be Mrs.
Susan .Sunnower was as pretty as
Venus, but Just as soon as married
her her skin turned yellow, her ewes
lost their beauty, her hair rot thin.
and she rot to be lust the shane Of
Ii, In ale cask; she has by Jingo | And
,h, what a temper shcihas got
Never knowed her mad before r
married her; never .knowed her to
throw the stove or q, chair down
my bodyss throat; no. never. until
he was Mrs. Wigpinsl Amt saws
he'll come out alright after awhile:
,ut | don't see why she can't be all
isht ncw. I aon,t. Ifshe don't i'm
rove, the Lord help mel! zss
1Jist you spit IN that fres su sauoaain. u
ays she to me yesterday; ssjist do IL
gain, and I'll throw this stick of
vood down your throat What did
marry Won for Z To RIM roupd
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A PAhpIAx SExsxr1ok Two
fashionable dressed gentlemen, nc-
eompaniei by esea mo'e sfs1lnIng
ladies, recently paiIonlxad one of
the first festaurnnts In Paris for :
supper, which taxed the whole re-
sources ofihe establishment regard
les Of expenr. 6upper hnished,
the ladies tere scen to thc,r carriage
wiA q politenc~ that exeelled No
courtly days Of venniIleA n
gentlemen returned, called for the
vulgar bin, and received 4 on PER-
illlned aatin peper apd o. 4 sllve
silver, held By ito proprislorx q n
rpen new pair of 1oaviss - ~
Each gentleman drer atpe -
pocket asix-chamber ur1|r@, ~
that they ~ - -
heir srancslnonis /, -. ~ =.
hat place, bul f11r ~ - ~
sot The eourn9 SV<1o - 1lor1(t
sss;1, - = nv
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VOLUME ~ No. 40.


tfHl John = ms " Ten Hhau@#nd dol
IaVs damages for Improvement m
Foft Lafayette, during die war,
man named Daniel T. He'll. a Roeh.
esteF. New fmk.
Tho eIty ofNew York aIno es,a
iliiy.seyeu miIIion% yeafy ffHn the
south for HE insurance.
tlen. Leo sccms 20 deeply regra
having called upon Gen. Grant, he
conversntIon having ',ecu 40 nsi-fep.
rascnied In New York pres.
Washington IA svhaye a hotel OF
coIorcd people.
Conneticut ratified the XVIII,
Amendment, May nh.
II Is stated that General I,urnside
will be . candidate, atthe next cleo
tion, for President oi tho Grand
Army of the Republic.
Gentlemen have reached Wash.
ington only eight days OF from san
francisco ria Union Pacific Rail-
road
Aprcss despatch saystllc election
In Virginia has been ordcredfor the
last Tuesday in June, or the first
Tuesday in July. tfn'ii
Senator Spmgue is coming South.
The New York Herald wantsa
change Of Cabinet.
Abramam Lincoln's stcpmother
has just died in Illinois.
Washington writers say Grant rc-
turns an income Of $500. g
The Tcxas wheat crop promises
better than for many years past.
Ex-President Johnsonis in Wash
ington.
Pollard's Southern Opinion Rich
mond, has ceased to exhist.
Ex-vicc president A. II. Stephens
isrecovering. sll ~. smis
Indiana has again postponed tho
consideration Of the XVIII Amend
mont. W aeeRnsf
Hot Springs, Arkansas hasF7oo
visitors. saal ~
Grnin clcvatour-tkc extracts Of
corn andrye.
imprisonment for debt has been
10 Belgium.
Salt Lake now contains $4,000
Mormops, and {, 900 GontiIer<
France has sss,lec ilssmen and
1926 fire-engine~, so
There Is an extensive rnusafips
in Greensborough, n. O..
Two Of the newly elected trustees
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Ths chinese fipItaI.-l viii 10
FeLIn.

"Thc vicinity u I'ckIn doea not
Indicate llle approach % . capital N
four hundred millions of,eopIe /, The
miserable roads, ihe mud hoseIs.
aud The sqnaIid inhabitants eIol,,o,I
10 rugs aud The remnants a abccp.
skin. do not impress ono iayorably
with chinese civilization II bet-
Ter n rcad books written two or
three hundred yean aro.--Tbe
walls arc fliiy 10 sixty fcot h,rb.
with paQoda towers over tl,s gat .a
offour or five stories each. reaching
nearly the same hiehtb. covered
with the peculiar cnameled tiles ~
China, rejecting the bright ra,s n
Asiatic sun as freshly a. II thev
were only made yesterday.
Pckin IA a quaint old city. The
walls, az before remarked. nrc sixty
foot b;gb -,bev ara co,s', - aa,.
feet wide at the ton. and afford n
promenade around the city of some
twoptv.s,vo m,los t. oy,o,,, Tr,a.s
ou,y are forr ,,o,os ,,,,.,,, y, !, ',',,,,.
and wost oud ,hoso =, 1,,,o,,og a.,a
olosod ,,,i,t ~ '.,,n IN, ~. w :.
II, ,osor,,od l., a.,,,,a....s - "a !. :
noos go s,,.,.a,.' - -" ~. ~
,,roso,,.i ,;,,,.l II
Isa - s,.a,,,.o,. ..... 49,. /,
ha'.,..,,..' 20 'p..,.,.' ~, -
,aocn;,oo,,, ,,,.,, 90 -, =. go. ." A.. s,'s
na,soo. sova.a, 1 ~ m,,,h 10 'o"' .,"a"., .as .n'
rollo,r ..,,a t,,,a ,,,a,,.,sa s,ss' ar ~ 4,
,on,.,,a, ,..,,,s...a.,',': ~ -
t.oan. .. ,a,ss.s' !. !. s.y's !. !,
,,osanas. n ~ tse r. s,na IN I ,.,,,. -
"saoraJ ia' .hoa ,'o 's .ni p'c''s s. '"lso' As .
uh;.h o,,a.sh.aa,,, .V - 49, ~, = 80, 80
,h;sh ny Z. :; |, s,.a. wv '1 osy's ''s
ddolara !, - aa.,h,,, s' ~ ',,.s. "oIa ~.
I J., ~ /, ..,a.' !. fr' t'''. !, ~ ~
an;d u, ~ s,,h and r.a,a, :, 49,, ~ y
! million ,eon,o r oro,,dod ,r;,,,;,, T..
walls he rou1J dscloro o,g ,s;,h h,, an,nha -
s;s that = vos sono o,bor nl.oo
n tbo,I q midst 90 : fsr,;la conn, :,
i, ,oo,n Il ! ,w;,h a. ;nd,,.,r;., ,,a,,,,,s
t;or III; :; IS tbo immediate y;o;p;,v 4, rr -
,ool ron and tbe nroo;ous ,nc,al,. T.
within @ sixtv miles n tbo .o,, To tho
,on;,oI ~ a. o., q, ,,;ro ;,,' 90 ,oo ooo ooa
4 rooslo i o,.,,,,,,,;., : ',',yn - ,l,,
,vby {, Thaso oan rs ~, ~ ana
,rs,yo,. 1,bo covo,.r,,,o,, ''' Tno
os,ho T'o,.,.r ,,,,a.,r :, -.
,ayo boeo mon Of GREAT AMI enlarged ,
n;,.,.~ Tha ,,an 2 &c ~, pal;,, : go, |. e. e.
snt;on wotrb,, ~ n ,ho create, ! ; s.n;.
,oor and !. 10, srrn.s.od : ,,rag
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--neither by Rome nor Paris !; but
pathy rests upon IL like n mountain,
nd the dust of ages isshrouding its
aonuments in obseurity, sa'al'
II Is a city without sewerage or
ther convenienees Of civilization,
'rning q nauseous cc~pool scaven-
cred by hogs, which In turn are II
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