1876-02-12

Tri Portfolios

LIGHT AND DARKNESS. Why live, when life is sad,

Death only sweet? . Why fight when closest fight

Ends to defeat ?

Why pray, when purest prayer

Dark thoughts assail? Why strive and strive again,

Only to tall 7+

Why hope, when life has proved

Our best hopes vain } Why love, when love is fraught

Witw so much pain i Why not cool heart and brain

· In the deep wave is a ded Why not lie down and'rsat ̈ ̈ ̈ ̈

In the still grave?-~

Live there are many round Needing thy care, mak Pray there is One at hand

Helping thy prayer.betesa i Fight for the love of God, Not for renowne Strive but in His guṇać strength

Not in thine own

Hope there is heaven's joy

Laid up for thee,

Love for true love outlives

'Tis agopy. Fight, pray, and wrestle, on,,

Loving God best;

Thep, when thy work is done,

Ide down and rest.

-The Quiver.

Goon and had men are less so than they Cinoun is the brightest gem of criticism, Dioracli.

CHILDREN are the to-morrow of society ---- Whately.

Lire is short, and perhaps this is the best thing about it.

Non but cowards habitually colour their bearda. The brave dye but once...

PEDIOAZES are a risky artikle to deal in ; they too ofton spile on our hands.

The keepeat abuse of our enemies will not hurt us so much in the estimation of the dening, as the injudicious praise of our friende

MANY a inan thinks it's virtue that keeps him, from turning rasual, when it's only a full stomach. One should be grateful, and nat mistake potatoes for principles...

itateliness gave way, as soon as she saw tliem, | the way, and leave him,to me, as I am. and she embraced them warmly, with alter Ausmood by no such revengeful disposition.

Answered, a little give; the

nate kisses and tears,

Aunt Mathilde," exclaimed the younger and darker of the two, "how glad I am to see you!"

Ing, blushed,

DOUBTFUL.

If he brought bouquets Mildred's was presented with many pretty specohes, whilst Fauline's was laid down hesitatingly as if she would card he thought it fimprobable to accept it, u

Certainly Aunt Mathilde had detected him, in the midst of his gay speecher to Mildred, glancing furtively to see I Pauline had thanked him, and never even touched the bouquet until he had departed then she took it to her own room and no one ever saw it again!

In Wasberry Europe, also, that off land way of popping, the question, made a good deal of wild work whether among the

[No, 8840 ~Feniitary 12, 18702

Uka" and accomplished as the generality: of their silken asisters, and as Bt to he, shum wives of men of culture. All this is due to the educational influences of the countryƒ working along with other influens, to counteract the glamour of great riches and the splendors attending them. Money do a great deal, and most in an old country of old ranks and order. In this country. it wants, one element of strength, that lat permanency. In our free field of effort, that carry them everywhere, making kas speculation, chance, and, riches have wings wealthy man of to-day the poor men of tas inorrow, and vice versa ; and this will have superstition of sodal life the worship of a powertal influence in weakening the great "hard gaan.?. It is good to entertain much conviction, as any rate, however alowly the result, may come round. It may tend to give some encouragement to these refiend who are afraid to propose for the Idle people of eighteen hundred dollars a year,

ANNAS TAKING A WIFE, Rober Tá QUESTION OF MATRIMONY VERSE BACHELORSHIP OUROUS GED Insis * AND CUSTOMS IN THE MATTER, Ces paladins or the posts and the ladies were ***That" ci-devant jeune homme who lately on all sides so pulled about among the in this journal, set forth his inability.Norsemen Danes, Germans, Frank Dag And I also," echoed her companion.

marry on an income of eighteen hundred tillans, British, Irish, and all the rest, that "How can I ever thank you for giving me this great pleasure! When Malamé sald Aurt Mathilde! said nothing, but she be dollars a year must have felt like Edra men may very fairly smile at the argu- that Mrs. Stanmore had invital ine also Ifgan to have misgivings. Was the cla story Byron when he woke one morning and ments of those who fall out over the dis could not believe it a good Bogantar of herself and Nils going to be played out found himself famous subh's fldery did he tinction, and claims of race nowadays. All Jall me Aunt Mathilde, if you please, over again? Sometimes she thought the cause among the ladies of this community those uropean peoples are blood relations Germany were carried to the banks of the my dear," said Mrs Stanmore, whilst the Lieutenas liked ane girly sometimes the and so many replies aid he get from them For 1,000, years the woman of Gaul and tears stood in her eyes and Her lips quivered. other and woretinies she doubted if he caredzolkiming, wondering, pleading demon Shannon, the Trent and the Tar and the

strating contracting, Bouling, and soodting The girl' looked up in surprise; she hid for either. never seen the stately lady balore.

and otherwise showing their interest in such lanes of Limerick and Leven became,purs à porterse human being and in the generaling mothers of the vitings of the Shaggerack subject, while the gentlemen also edged in and the Zuyder Zee

word here and there. It is the old story, Most of the romantio prose stories of the in fact, turning upon that oldest theme of later Middle Ages torn upon that original human argument one that has always'kdd | style of marriage, powerful Barbat carrying everywhere the attraction of the newest, maidens or wives to their strongholds, and and always comes home to the business and defending them against the reprisals of of mankind And of womankindman, of justice. As Butler says??

For what első and the relations of the sexes in the matters of marrings and wedding (two words coli- taining respectively, the Oriental roofs, mri and wad, meaning, in Sanscrit and Arabic "love") have colored all the literatures and history of the world from the beginning. The abductions and elopements or ladies' have caused most of those legendary ware so dear to the posts of all ages and countries and in days not legendary have helped to increase the general turmoil of things. And it is much the same still, with the delight fuk "relations." They are still making disturbances, and the latter, though in of perilous chances and wild bontroversies as those that det people by the cam when

way with women while oddly enough came about by reason of the men running

the modern misobinis threaten us from the' habit of running away from them; and this may be termed the worse habit of the two, for many good reasons,

moral manliness to inhabit three modera- stead rooms or so, with an extension: kitchen, in a house without any facing of brownstone

"I know your grandmother, "answered Mrs. Stanmore abruptly we were once like sisters. And now, as you have had long journey and must be in need of refresh ment, go and take off your wraps and make haste down to teaN CLERGIACCA THE old lady sat down by the drawing-room fire, noticed Rowers. But Pauline simply bosons of zinet people, The proper study" good' knights errant and other champion daughters of rich men, and are 'without the

Then the girls went away.and the stately She leaned back in her chair and elosed her eyes.

So like Pant, she murmured, ⠀ •Paul's grandchild working away in a boarding school! That must it be if I can help it;

So it went br Mildred and the Lieuten, Paul and Nina's grandchild. I don't wonderant were on friendlier terms than ever, that Milly took a fancy to her. If she and she never seemed so happy as when he turns after the holidays it will be her own was near they had their lively jokes to fault and hot mine?"old" klu

gether and sang dusts, and strolled under the time trees it there was a restraint between him and Pauline, although at times it seemed as if he were anxious to win her favor.

Bo mused the lady of the house; and her thoughts went back to the days when she and the French girl's grandmother had been sworn allies, until love stepped in and made a quarrel and they had never spoke again:

Is old romanos but love and battles? in which are usually represented

The ladies parloined

That social, superstition makes people timid. Butthe toughest and most long-lived: superstitions have died away at last. The clerical superstition, which for agen kept I'men single, was broken down some centuries ago, leaving the reformed priesthood at party to make themselves comfortable la this world, and still hope to be us comfortable in the next. The superstition of divine only lingering in 'Russia. In Germany in right has greatly dwindled in Christendom,

lowhere is le buried with the Bourbons, the restless ghost of it having been lately

also may be looked on as played out the with respect to the ghost superstition,"that"!... only remains of it being found among the make a trade of it for the profile coming to Foxes, Humer Eddy, and others, who them from their impudent contrirandes

Aunt Mathilde became more and more It was the old story. Two girls in love with bewildered, and at length devided it would the some here and he chose one, and the be best to quit Hochfeld Befare matters grow different kind of way, promies' to be da full Browne Hayes, carried off the wealthy has been supplanted by the Krupp KID, MIL other was left disconsolate. Disconsolate more serious, ON 31HIDE only for a time, for Mathilde de Branil mar-And what shall I do without my Idoute ried an Englishman to whom she became Dant?" asked Mildred." "Oh, Aunt Mathilde, the world was younger; The old mischiefs | peeding, and he spent many years in theeen in some gorges of the Pyrenee. And deeply attached.

your cannot be so ardel as to spoil all my pleasure! Do'stay a little longer

Of Paul and his wife she lost sight. They and Mrs. Stanmore had well-nigh forgotten after a struggle with poverty, both died, them, when suddenly the name of the little French governess struck her and the result was that Pauline Valener was invited to with sorrow "when he heard of Mro. Stan To wed or not to wed; that is the ques ever they were, saked to change their doneBut the superstition of money worship'ls London for the Christmas holidays.

FOR THE SAKE OF THE PAST. The girls in their comfortable bed-rooms discussed their reception. And as day crept an, in the delightful twilight hour before the lamps were lighted, bit by bit of the past was unrolled, und Aunt Mathilde found herself growing younger through the history of her early life.

A SEKURÍZE, Lieutenant von Alten, was overwhelmed morse determination. He had been in dream, and End hagined, as people usually do in that condition, that his dream would last forever; but this sudden announcement had effectually awakened him,

He was standing on the balcony outside Mrs. Stanmore indow waiting for the return of the part who had gone out for a walk Fresently the sitting room door opened and some person came into its room, Not song of those be wished to see, he thought, "It was at Hochfeld," she said, "that for he had stationed himself so as to command your grandmother and I were at school and all the approaches to the house, therefore, he formed a calicol girl friendship. I have often hd not move, and the person draws & chair up to the table and began to write. Then he was again the old, convent-looking school-house the public gardens, the soldiers and the moment he was, by Aerade. students. Ah! I remember every stone of

'startade i

such a

We can only and happiness in perfecthought that I should like to see the place empted to glance; inside. It was Pauling fall back on, that austere, argument of soli-:] for battle. She will: 110% go to him, and full of gossip is, that those who indulge in

tion; and perfection is the absolute condi. tion attached to the production of every work of art. Provided the chosen object is worthy and artistic one, let it be of high- er or a lower degree, no matter evidence of mastership may be given within a smali

circumference.-Louis Ehlert.

Or how many cheap, exquisite joys are these five senses the inista ? and who is he

that can look on the beautiful scenes of the though she said nothing, eat light. He was mach agitated but Fitline, who the gate and the Koran-hardly to be him sad rides off, always in her most beto them in their social and basinser abaird,

morning, lying in the freshness of the dew, And the joyful light of the risen sus, and not be happy Cannot God create another world many times more fair, and cast over it a mantle of light many times more lovely, and wash it with purer dew than ever dropped from the eyelids of the morning"?

Edward Irving,

the place.. I believe I should have made Mademoiselle, said he, "I am happy pigrimage there if I had not been too old to to find you alone. It is so sudden, this going. go so far alone,"

HUN AWAY. Oh, mademoiselle you must know Go now, Aunt Mathilde, and take us you must have sean on are kind, your with you," said Mildred suddenly, whilst Heart will plead you will have pity!" Pauline's eyes shane with

had been harving herself for what she ex. fected must come, answered quietly, "Cer, "tainly I will help you to the utmost You may depend upon me. A

The lieutenant looked as though he did not quite comprehend, and he went on as well as his agitation would permit. ⠀

Mademoiselle must surely know my heart my lovel

gan

"We might manere it in Pauline's holi- daye," continued Mildred she has two more months of midsummer.

"Pauline will have no more holidays," returned Mrs. Stanmore, shortly

And knights pursuing, like a whirlwind. In our mother countries that fashion of seizing wives continued to very recent period. The Irish and Seatab were espe- cially addicted to it, Sir Walter Scott, in his general edition of 1831, tells of the abduction of a lady by one of the sons of Rob Roy; and, about sixty years since, a baronet of the South of Ireland, Sir Henry

heiress of a rich banker named Pike. But the law spoiled the romance of this pro

a result of this disorderly way of pay perial settlement of Botany Bay, gd

ing one's addresses the women of most countries fell into the habits of watchful noad and distrust, and so into the custom of making resistance, tooth and nall, when tions whether 'tis nobler in the mind to didion. In Sparta, as afterward at Home, suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous the wedding guesta maually made a show till strong in our midst. Let de hope fortune, or to take arins against & sen (alege) of sourcion in lifting and carrying a bride it may have the fate of the others, under

the general coercion of the common shoul of troubles, etc. And it is curious to find across her husband's threshold. so many of our young men carrying out the recently the young women of the Khoond and common sense. When American aball quotation, and playing in this respect the people of India, of the Kalmucs, the King-live it they will be likely to have happlar part of Hamlet," who declares the world his, the Nogay. Tartars, and other tribe, homes and better social enjoyments this out of joint, and bids poor Optolis" make demonstration of reluctance ma they can be for at present in the midst of go to a nunnery. The sawer to the above variety of ways. Not that they dlake it, so many uneasy pretensions and rivalries, question should not be a matter of doubt, but that it is the fit and proper thing for the presiding genius of which is mos Nature herself answer it, unitswerably, the crisis the custom of the sex, in fact, certainly, that silly wonko, Mrs. Grundy, and the purpose of Providence is evidently observed by their grandmothers before who tyrannizes over most people that the human race shall multiply on the them. Among the Bedouins of Mount rate.-American Paper. earth till that space shall be replenished Binal a young girl of faurtean or sixteen, after which result it will be time enough when the hears, that the bridegrooza is

PAGOSSIP AND ITS QURE, for young men with only $1,800 a year to coming to talk to her of peace, make ready

The very simple reason why the world in bacy sentime everything is against. when forced, figuts and bites like a little it have sothing else in them. They must in this respect was eminently conservaite. live than dead. Vambery tells us how the know nothing but what they learn from day their philosophy, The opinion of antiquity tigresa till abe is carried of prisoner, more interest themselves in something They The Bible calls that man blessed, who has belan bridegrooms win their Genevieves to day in the intercourse with, and obser his household quiver full of arrows, since When the bride hears the laserid man means vation of their neighbors. What these he will not be afraid to meet his enemies in to have her the gate on horseback to baile neighbors do what they say what happsta mentioned along with the former, though coming dress-rides, in fact, for her life, what they wear-these become the questions an Oxford Professor, Max Muller, makes. He rides after her (horapback # is the of supreme Interest. The personal and ach a philosophical show of jambling to normal condition of those Mongolians) social life around them this is the book gether the Bibles, Yedes, Arentza, Kosas, helped by his host, that is, fastest, mon, under donstant perasal, and out of this, and Granthe the Koran declares that the She runs a good rece, and keeps her saddle comes that pestiferous conversation which devil, Sheytan or Eblis, groans in spirit (not a side-saddle) with courage, and leads we call gossip. The world is full of it i whenever a man enter into the married them the most exsiting hunt in the world. and in a million horses, all over this coun "Poor Pauline ""' ejaculated Mildred "That is to say,” explained Mrs. Stanmore,

state one of his followers, having thue The English fox chase, ac glorified by Prof. try, nothing is talked of but the personal escaped him. In many nuclent States Wilson in Blackwood, is nothing to it. The affairs of neighbors: All personal and sʊ. she will not have occasion for any

I have never doubted it. Mildred is celibacy, was a social disqualification, and pourtship continues at break-neck pace cial movements and concerns are arraigned have arranged that she shall not go back to THE Christian must be filled with one Madame, and that I shall have two children worthy of it."--

bachelors were treated with disrespect, for miles, till at last the fugitive is taken before this high spurt of gossip, are retailed spirit, guided by one standard, throughout instead of one to live with ine

Mildred!" exclaimed Lieutenant von especially by the lively Greeknd for what can & poor girl do against sat every firpaide, are sweetened with appro his whole existence. The samo refreshing breezes visit him while toiling through the then she kissed Mra, Stanmore vehemently would speak. Is it possible you have not not fruin nature, but from; superstition. Kalbai, or Kokbari, of those regions; and up as the common stock of conversation by Mildred sprang up and clapped her hands, Alten. It is not of her but of yourself I But in process of time came a change, dozen men f The exercise is called the val or embittered by spits, and are gathered Valley of Humiliation, or olimbing the

The Gnostics, the Manichean, and other these odd-looking terms hold, respectively, the bankrupt brains that have nothing to Delectable Mountains, resting in the land saying that she was the dearest, best, Aunt known thus til det ging m of Beulah, or passing through the Dark Mathilde that over lived and was repaying And as he spoke a new light fell upon Pau- ascetics said that calibacy was the true road the Basque word for maiden, and the busy themselves with but little fattle. The River made bright by the faces of shining good for evil, for Paul and certainly behaved line and she read aright much that she had to heaven, and that men and women, by Hebrew and Celtic word for "love," The moral aspects of gossip are had enough. It misinterpreted. And for a moment a great quenching, their natural passions, should Norsemen and Frisians practiced a preli is a constant infraction of the golden rule; ones leaning from the other sids. In the Very badly falterings and the triumphs of his course, hits that to do with it."

"Nonsense," said Aunt Mathilde, "what joy, filled her hearty but it was only for a prepare themselves for the society of angels minary of the same sort, calling it the it is full of all uncharitableness. No man moment the next a chill ran through her, in that place. The same ideas were held Quan-fang, or woman-patching Theor woman of sensibility Hikes to have his or baad is the same; the air that strength-Puuting listened in bewilderment, and now and she started up with a sigh of distress by the Essenes, un suchorite seat, to which, asme thing in Old High German was Rrat. her personal concerns hawked-about and talked about; and those who engage in this eps him, the only air in which he eau was sobbing at Mrs. Stanmore's feoty

It was the old story over again, should they come commentatore, Jeans Corist was oufit, or bride-lifting." breathe freely, is the pure atmosphere of

The foregoing may show what a stre-work dré meddiers sau busy-brodies who re "It is for Pauline to any yes or no," said requite her benefactress by bringing grief particularly attached, and with which he from his Father's House Ows down to him Mrs, Stanmore, gently stroking the girls upon her ntebe? Never and she looked up lived sequestered life for some time nous piece of business it was to get a wife not only doing damage to others are not

air.

rosolutely at Lieutenant von Alten. Oddly enough, a late author has speenlated in the old times times that tried men's only engaged in a most unneighborly office Yos, yes, yes!" exclaimed Mildred, of "Adion, monsieur, sho eaidd not on the character of Christ as a margled souls and also their agility and general but are inflicting a great damage apon course it is yes.?!

seck to see me again: it is a pity that we man and another of those suporuous soundness of wind and limb. Our degene themselves. They sow the seeds of anger met and she glided away, leaving the philosophers declares that in order to take rate moderns, who fear to take a wife on an end animosity and bootal discord. Not one ever tant als motioned with ing it one naturs completely upon him he should Income of $1,800, ahould be very thankful good meral result ever comes out of 1. It have tried the experience of a man in the that those old best sote" have been done is a thoroughly immoral practice, and what and confusion. si perso

state of matrimony-disquisitions more away with and that nobody now has to is worst and most hopeless about it in, that curious than convenient or edifying. At help along a side or quarter of a struggling those who are engaged in it do not see that any rate, the religions logia of those old young lady who does not want to come it is immers and detestable. To go into a There is a beautiful cemetery at Hochfeld, seotarion had great force in its day, and along quietly, or to go after her for miles man'shouse stealthily, when he is away from wherein is the grave of Paul and Nins the abstinence of holy men has been re in the manner of a steeple-chase. They do home, and overbsul his papers, or into a Valency, who died within a weak of osch corded in a number of instances. One of not appreciate the happy change of the lady's wardrobe and examine her dresses, other in the Tek 182

them who had been married by a kind of world, and all things considered, are in- would be deemed a very dishonorable thing i Pauline had often visited this cemetery of surprise, harangued his wife on his wedding excusable. The young ladies of the present but to take up a man's or women's name; late, and beside the grave of her grandpa day, to show the blessings of a single life, day are wild in their manners, always in and smurtoh it all over with gossip to renta had communed with her heart, and and brought her to agree to a separation disposed to resent any gentleman's proposal, handle the private-affairs of a neighbor It was exactly as Mrs Stanmore had tried to still, itswild tunnit To-day her The historian, Thomas Moora, falls us how, or show anything like fight--before mar around a hundred firesides why, this is had been added to its age. The growth it ing down on the flowergaturf, co pour, as it and how when a foolish young lady come vapors half way tried as there are other society going. What is the otra fon gossip

nishes a keeps the wheels of WHEN Alexander offered to do Diogenes had made had not effaded its old landmarks was her grief into the eats of those who were to pay him a visit, he pushed her into the any favour he might ask, the philosopher, and Aunt Mathilde and the girla made lying beneath dog

water, and drowned her, ou dificulties and dissuasives produced by the Simply culture. There is a great deal of -contemplating in the sun a far nobler object satisfactory expeditions and pagged at diffe¦ Bhogtiered for herself, and Mildred also, and

Then her ghost was seen bʊ glide

despotism of society and the supreme no gossip that has no malignity in it. Goods than the conqueror of the world, and set rent points of interest.

wished that the wound Faul had never éome'

Stailing or the fatal tidesse cessity of making a handsome and respect natured people talk about their neighbors ting bigber value on his beams than on the

able show before the world which is a bagause and only because they have nothing The school house was a school-house no between them, sell, as far as she was con- glad of course, to be rid of such a grual fastidious and splendor-loving world. The elas to talk about)-Dr. Holland in Boribners brightest rays of royalty, only begged the longer, but was turned into a pension and corned, Mildreds should have no cause for ourmudgeon,

men who get rich ameround themselves odd monarol to stop halda, nor stand between hereras Stanmore took up ha abode in a sorrow How thankful she was that they Andther person of the sort, was Salt with the alagandles and rarities of life, and M, FERDINAND DE LESSErs, the engineer him and the Forever rude auch an pretty endte of rooms looking upon the old were to leave Fochfell ad soon, and then Jerome who pays the duty of a good man the men of culture think themselves oblig of the Suez Canal, as the grandson of a answer on the part of a Cynic, it were a no garden, not altered from former days, with perhaps in time it would all be forgotten" is to cut down the tree of Marriage witted to imitate the rich, sinon they love the Scotchman named Kirkpatrick, and buyer of lect the round steal your heater ob the fountain and sun-dial in their old places.

the ase of Calibacy Sunbucetin footines elegancies and amenities as well as those a Scotoh Arm that traded in Spanish wines fast that would steal your heart from Christ. Let Him who is all your salvation be all The University, too, had not changed its

have died out of the world, existitig only who can better afford them. In this way and Beville oranges. He was wear kinse your desire. Is He not fairer than the Position, nor the old church, nor the public

Among aume religionists. Those who the wealthy classes overpower and mislead man to the Countess de Montijo In children of men, more lovely than the love gardene sad many a house was pointed out

formerly held them were in some degree the people of culture and refined tastes. Spain he became her intimate friend. She liest, the chiefest among ten thousandae baving in old days contained good friends

**What is the matter with every one? justified by thelt hope of getting to heaven And what are you going to do about and her daughters were under a cloud, and "the altogether lovely."— Dr. Guchrio.

Anny Mathilde, wymiana me

and the company of angels. Our modera 14.1 Intellectual people to use a glad of bis friendship. He introduced them Here,said she, waving her parasol energes Pauline started u

colibataties have no anch'ercuss,*) They loose term for it briefutes are to his Parlian friends when they went to grumbler, Some people contrive to goshers your grandmother and cord and you ever fe add wollen, and I found me of angels, here or there, above or below digatty of things like the old stotos and sending him to Madrid as Minister Plenipo. tically in the direction of a flight of stepse aid Mildred, with are not preparing theuttives for the society afraid to fall back on the dimpla Parlip On the Republican Govorattuna run against the harp forner and and watched the torchlight procession pour Lieutenant as out lodging leaking we white which very likely co much the worse for myrics, and don't wish in have thele homes, tentiary, he rendered his fair cousins impitirés run against all the sharp corners and and Berman Rosenhain's Funeral dad to the far ghosts and acardily able to make his the oldest sold in this matter was the invenig: The world in certainly out of Dugdale bonite acquainted with Prince

themselves,

and ways called chabby, or, perhaps, snt services Through him the Countess out all the disagreeable things. Half the strength spent in growling would often set poke her paranol struck a young Indentement difens

bests, In the early conditions of rodery Joint. One handred years ago the best Napoleon, who, while working for weontrary things rights You may as well make up of Davalry, who was walking heteurely any ave been lowered Paul men regarded marriage at a good thing, people of this and other countries lived in ons was the artifcge of the match between your mind, to begin with, that no one ever the street, full in the face org lound the world quits as he would like it j "A thousand pardons!'' said she,

and if unaped; 11's accordingly. They did, houses and in a style much below the no het dad the Emperor Tila marriage you doing before you want But the poor Lieutenant was for thettioment

Why have you, sent the poor not less to the women the trouble of tians of the present generation and this is immensely increased the credit an Know that plants of vinning them, sa at pressit nwing to the progress of the arte medhan- influence of M. de Lesseps. He was deter

Now a days the Isdies, captivate the men, lams, and agencies of what we call blyllicas mined to work the political power the Formerly, the men capuvated, the Indica, in tion. Under stol circumstantes, the cul- Empresa Bugoule speedily obtained. In #Paniny my dent, do you think I am the roughest sange of the expression in tured Intellect, which brings with it the her ally, the Comte de Moing, he found Hot litte autotly low rate their nomadic and fighting tribon, the wars power of finding the happines and good of an able and sealous friend, so far as it was 268 A1126 Mathias generally in want of wives, the result of an fire, independently of glitter and preten possible for a cold blooded man to be Healaus old tribal custoin of følving famajd, Infante, sion, has a terribly, hard battle to fight for anything,, Tha Couất saw, in the Buen se useless mempare på sadiety, and against the overbearing grandeties of so- projeck way to Bourbe, speculations, Tore thus forced to look to other scibes for alety and pooriifollow 6z gentlemanly Honde, perhaps, his soal

bly). They did not reos in out festival tasten spd about eighteen hundred dollista | 4 Brúkt)**, Bopt, 1869 ---Guttlement, I 'bul paid their terrible addredays a yier lika a čertain tilalm,to pity in spite feel los duty i owe to you in expreau my Ta band. This was the way of the of his cowardlse.

dated gratitude for the great benent. Ihave.

House through the open gates of the Beautiful City and over the Celestial Hills.-Lawy Larcoin.

To me, God has promised, not the Heaven, of the ascetic temper, or the dog matic theologian, or of the subtle mystic,

the French girl..

"You are too good, madame..." began "Aunt Mathilde, if you please," interrupt

or of the stern martyr ready alike to inflicted Mrs. Stanmore; "and I am not good. It and bear; but a Heaven of purified and is all as it should be; and I have not had so permanent affections; of a book of know much to be angry for after all, since my life ledge with eternal leaves, and unbounded has been full of happiness. capacities to read it ; of those we love ever Yes, it is indeed all as it should be; and Found as, never misconceiving us or being in the summer we will go to Hochfeld, harassed by us; of glorious work to do, added Mildred. and adequate facilities to do it; a world of solved problème, as well as of realized ideals, The many mansions in my Father's House

tonystu,

THE CEMETERY-AT-HOCHFELD,"

are many Bot in number only, but in described it, in spite of the many years that first impulse was to kasten hither; and, sink, Saint Senan went to live in a lonely island; |rlage and always ready to set his ad-nothing.It makes conversation. Einz

variety...Greg,

A WORD TO GEUWELENI.—Don't be a

but you are to take your share of the blinded the blow had been sharp and the eye trouble and bear it bravely. You will be very sure to have burdens laid upon you already showed symptoms of swelling,

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that belong to other people, unless you are could she lo? She was profuse in bydeligion ashirk grumble.

the work beds delig, and you can do it and explanations

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PAULINE.

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No. 8940. FEBRUARt 12, 1876.]

British Packet.

Registration.

Newspaper

Books,

Patterns.

POSTAL RATES. [Subjoined we give the postal rates

By How in force for transmission of corre spondence to all parts of the world. "Detailed rules affecting the transmis sion of packeta, parcels, &c., will be France, Algeria

1 122 found annexed, together with a number Italy,

Spain, of miscellaneous and useful notices.]

Via Gibraltar,

4 1. ..... 24 None Brindisi (oz.) 18 None O.S. 0.8. Southampton, Noue

88(2 oz.)

Hongkong Rates) of Postage.

(Revised January 1st, 1876.) In the following Statements and Tables the Rates are given in cents, and are, for Letters, per half ounce, for Books and Patterns, per four ounces, unless otherwise stated.

Newspapers over four ounces in weight are charged as double, treble, &a, as the case may be, but such papers or packets of papers may be sent at Book Bate. Two Newspapers must not be folded togather a one, nor must anything whatever be inserted except bona fide Supplements. Printed matter may, however, be enclosed, if the whole be paid at Book Rate, Prices Cur rent may be paid either as Newspapers or Books,

(Br.) means By British Packet; (Fr.) by French Packet; (U. 8.) by United States Packet. D. P. means Double Postage!

*UP cannot be paid; 0.8., cannot be

seat; at Letter Rate

Turkey

--(102)

D.P, C.P. C.P.

4 Z 0.8. 0.8.

66(2 oz)

Portugal,

Via Gibraltar, ...... 24 None Brindisi (oz)18 D.P. ,, Southampton,.84 16

32(2 oz.)

4 16

C.P. O.P.

24 8 -8--8

British Office,...... 20 Austrian Office,... 22 Greece (oz.)... 12 None Gibraltar,.... Malta,

THE CHINA MAIL.

addressing Letters do, for well-known to the Money will be forfeited, unless, Ferma and Individuals to London only; under peculiar alrcumstances, the Pow but this practice not unfrequently occasions Office of the Country in which the Order delay in such Letters o., reaching their was drawn think proper to allow it rightful owners. In all cases, however 16-After once paying a Money Order well the Firm or Individual for whom, a by whomsoever presented, the paying Office letter is intended may be known, it is most will not be liable to any further claim. If essential to ensure its correct and prompt à wrong payment, however, be made'owing delivery, that the Street in which they to negligence on the part of any Officer of aide and the number of the house, should the Post Office, the Fostmaster General of

the Country, or Colony in which the negli form a part of the address.

gence occurs will, if he see fit, require the Officer in fault to make good the loss.

17.-No Money Order will be paid unless the advice has been previously received.

drawings, prints, or maps, and any quantity To provide the greatest possible facilities of paper, or any other substance in ordinary for posting Gorgeordendo for Eve use for writing or printing upon; and the de, up to the latest moment before the Books or other publications, prints, maps, departure of the French Fackets, arrange &c., may be either printed, written, en-meats have been made for receiving at the graved, lithographed or plain, arany Post Office late letters for Singapore und mixture of those. Further, all legitimate the Unded Kingdom only from 11:10 AM binding, mounting, or covering of a book, to 11.30 Esl letter must bear a &c., or of a portion thereof, is allowed, late fee of 18 centa extra postaga.“ whether such binding, dra be loose or Attached; as also rollers in the case of prints or maps, markers (whether of paper or otherwise) in the case of books, pens or pencils in the case of pocket-books, ro, and, in short, whatever is necessary for the aate transmission of such articles, or usually appertains thereto; but the binding, rollers,

The attention of boxholders is called A similar supplementary Mall will be dra must not be sent as a separate packet.

Circulare,ke., letters which are intend. made up for Shanghai by the English and to the necessity of carefully sealing

19. Should it appear that Money Ordern ed for transmission in identical terms to French Contract Steainers, the Iste letters such boxes with some recognisable seal, several persons, and the whole or the being received from 10 minutes after, up and of sending a Chit-book or receipt are used by mercantile men, or others, greater part of which is printed, engraved, to halt an hour after the time of closing with them. The omission of the latter either in the United Kingdom or at Hong- or lithographed, may also be sent by The late fee will also be 18 cents. book post..

But a book-packet may not contain any letter, or communication of the nature of Patterns cannot be sent to Spain, Por letter (whether separate or otherwise), unless it be a circular letter or be wholly tugal or Greece..

printed; nor any endbeure sealed or in any By French Packst.

way closed against inspection nor any (Letters oz)

other enclosure not allowed by Rule 3. If this rule be infringed, the entire packet France & Algeria,...

is charged as a letter. Italy, Spain, Portugal,.. Turkey,.. Gr 850, Gibraltar,...

2 D.P. O.P. O.P. 18 D. P. C.P. C.P. 18 None C.8.1 0.B. 18 D.P. C.P. C.P. O.P. 12 D.P. 2 12 None G.P.) O.P. 18 None USC.S. Patterns cannot be sent to Italy, Turkey, or Greece.

W. Africa, Islands of the Atlantic, (except St. Helena and Ascension), North, Central, and South America. Falxland Islands, Lagos, Gold Coast, TOWN POSTAGE (Victoria) Letter, Newa. Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Cape Verd

Islands, Azores, Bermudas. paper, Book, or Pattern, 2 cents.

RATES BY PRIVATE STEAMER.To the United Kingdom; see Table given below. To all other places the hate in, Letters, 8 centa.; Newspapers and Prices Uurrent, 2 cents; Books and Patterns, 6 cents, which must be prepaid, except when the address ie to India

Letters, Registration, Newspapers,

Via Brindisi Via Sou or Harstilles, thampton

8 18

Books and Fatterus, United States (via Europe), Canary and Madeira Islands, Canada, Vancouver's Is Correspondence to India by Private Ship land, Prince Edward's Island, New Brun cannot be prepaid, by Indian Mail prepay-swick, Newfoundland, and Nova Scotia, ment is optional.

Asia, U. S. Packet, Australia, do,

E. Africa, St. Helena, Ascension, Malta.

Letters, Registration, Newspapers,

16 8

16 6

A book-packet may be posted either without a cover (in which case it must not be fastened, whether by means of gum, wafer, sealing wax, postage stamp, or otherwise), or in a cover entirely open at both ends, so as to admit of the contenta being easily withdrawn for examination

otherwise it in treated as a letter. For the greater security of the contents, however, it may be tied at the ends with string Postmasters being authorised to cut tho string in such cases, although if they do so they must again tie up the packet.

No book-packet may be above 5 lbs. in weight, nor above 24 inches in length, 19 inches in width, for 12 inches in depth, unless it be sent to or from one of the Government officer.

The above arrangement is intended to meet cocasional emergencies, and not for the regular posting of extensive correspon dance. Should it be found, therefore, that large and unmanageable numbers of letters are habitually thrown upon the Department at the last moment, a Heavier, late fee will be imposed, and

NOG DANA 2

The Postmaster at Ban, Francisco Las given notice that letters despatched from this Colony (whether through the Post Office, or as consignees letters) by the Uni ted States Mail Packeta, will not be for warded to any places not within the United states unless the proper Postage from America to such places be prepaid in American Postage Stamps, but will be returned to this Office f

Such letters should either be prepaid in both Hongkong and American Stamps a above, or posted to an Agent in the United States.

This notice chiefly applies to the following places, the American rates of Postage to which are as followe

Honolala? Letters, 6 Cents per on

Nowapapers, 2 Centa; Books, 4 Cente per 4 oz.

M Brazil: Letters, 15 Cents per or Peru, Chili & Letters, 22 Cents per

on. Newspapers, & Cente; Books; 10. Conta per 4 ok, ba

Miscellaneous Notices,

The Post Office is not, by law, responsible for any loss or inconvenience which may arise from the non-delivery, mis-sending, or mis-delivery of any letter, book, or other postal packet (even if the packet he re- gintored); nor us the Post Office responsible for any injury which a packet may sustain during its transmission

MELAN

Many boxes of letters are received at the Post Uffice not sealed,, that is to say, the box is fastened with sealing wax, but there is no impresion of a scal

precaution leaves a doubt as to whether the

18-Additional Rules for greater secu- rity agains fraud, and for the better work- as occasion may require. ing of the system generally will be made.

contents of the box ever reached the Post kong, Shanghai or Yokohama, for the Office, the omission of the former, as to transmission of large sums of money, the whether part of them might not have been British or Colonial Post Office, an the case abstracted for the sake of the Postage may be, will consider the propriety of in. creasing the Commission, and will exercise tamps, p

the power of wholly suspending for a tíma the issue of Money Orders.

It is not generally possible to count the letters sent in sealed boxes (except where there are only three or four) and therefore the Post Office receipt to such an entry as, "47 for London, 15 for Calcutta, 3 for Penang, 5 for Singapore," must be taken to mean no more than what is stated, viz., that one box was duly received...

Stamps, for Postal purposes, of the values of $2, $8, and $10, can be obtained at the Post Office.

Money Order Regulations. 1.Money Orders will be issued at this Oftica and at the Agencies thereof at Shanghai and Yokohama on all the Money 'Urder Offices in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for amounts o exceeding £10, at the rate of Exchange Current for Euch Mail, and charged with Commission - according to the following scale, vis

Cento.

For sume net exceeding $2,............18 Above £2 and not exceeding £ 5.56 754 凱:

£10,72

POST OFFICE NOTICE. Unclaimed Correspondence, February 11th, 1876.

Lata, Papa.

Ah Coo Andrews, C. 8. 1 Avery, Montague 1 Barr, G..

Bembridge

Begna, Mr A.

Rev. E. Rƒ' Blake, Thomas Branning,

Capt. Thos. Brokland, J. Burlingame, Dr. J. B Chiong Stu Fat′ 1 chok Bhan Chun Loong 1 Civetta, L Uonceição, María 1 Cousins, A.W.V. 1 Cummings, Mrs 1 Cruz, J. de la Cruz, Manoel

Maria

When, owing to a great and unusual influx of letters, books, &c, the transmis sion or delivery of the letters would be delayed if the whole mail were dealt with without distinction, book packets may be kept back till the next despatch or delivery

The limit of size for a book packetTo guard against such injury all portal- addressed to any place abroad is 24 inghes Packets which are likely to. auffer from.dom upon Hongkong, Shanghai, and Yoko Davis, W. B.

stamping or from great presstire should be in length and 12 inches in width or depth. piaced in strong covers and even with this, Exceptions. No packtet for Algeria, precaution no fragile article should be sent Azores, Capa de Verd Islands, France, through the Post. It should be remembered Hayti, Honduras La Guayra, Moxico, or Turkey, when sent by French Packet, times; that it is exposed to considerable Monte, Video, New Granada, Panama, must be above 18 inches in length, width, pressure and friction in the inail bag ang that, whenever the bag has in the course of Paraguay, Porto Rica, Surinam, Uruguay, or depth...

its transmission to be transferred by means of the railway apparatus, the risk of injury is much increased;

Books and Patterns, 18

W. Indies, Brazil, Buenos Ayres, Costa

Davies, David 2 Dawes, George 8 Dowson, Hon. R. 9 Favre, Clement 1 Fong Mow Goddard, T.. Hagen, Capt. T. 1 Harris, John B. 1 Harding, Mr

LETTERS-Ports of China and Japan. Rica, Guadaloupe, Guatemala, Grey Town, Madeira, or Portugal, or for Egypt, SFTP, that every packet has to be handled several Money Order Offices in the United King- Gordeen, T. L. 1

Macao, United States (U. S.), Bangkok, Manila, Singapore, Penang, India, Ceylon, Aden, Malta, 8 cents.

Except India, Oeylon, and Aden, by French Packet, 12 cents.

Batavia, 12.; Baigon and Pondicherry, (Fr.) 12; New Caledonia, (Fr.) 18, oz.

Zanzibar, Natal, Cape, St. Helena, As- cecaion, 20; Mauritius, 22.

24.

Alexandria and Suez, (Br.) 12, (Fr.) 12,

Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Fiji,

REGISTRATION, 8 cents, except Straits, Batavia, India, Aden, Suez (Br.), Zanzibar,

G., Australia, &c, 12; Baigon, Pondi cherry, Alexandria (Fr.) and Suez (Fr.), double postage. There is no Registration to Bangkok, New Caledonia, or Zanzibari

NEWSPAPERS (To all the above places) 2

corte.

BOGES AND PATTERNS, 6 cente, except Malta, W. Africa, St. Helena, Ascension, 8. Books to New Caledonia, Letter Rate; Patterns cannot be sent by French Packet to Pondicherry, New Caledonia, Alexandria, or Suez, and cannot be paid to Saigon.

Anstralia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Fiji, 1 oz., 2 cents; 2 oz., 4 cena; "Every 4oz 8-cents.

The United Kingdom.

Books & Patterns,

Superscription.

vii

13110

Papers.

Brindisi (Br.)....30.6

Marseilles (Fr.)...30 64

11 os. 2 oz.

Every 4 0%

-12

South mpton (Br.) 24.4

6. Francisco (U.S.)244 2

By Priv, Steamer 12 2

via Brindisi 24 6 4

and Venezuela.

Letters,

Newspapers,

40 0

Books and Patterns,

Registration, None

except to Brazil and

British West Indies,

Bolivia, Chili, Ecuador, and Poru.

Letters,

Нетврарега,

20 14 None.

Books and Patterns, Registration,

ཚུར

Any publication fulfilling the conditions hereafter named can pass as a newspaper.

The conditions are as follows:---

1st. The publication must consist wholly or in great part of political or other news, or of articles relating thereto, or to other current topics, with or without advertise ments:

2nd. It must be published in numbers at intervals of not more, that 31 days, and must be printed on a sheet or sheets un- stitched.

3rd. The full title and date of publication must be printed at the top of the first page, and the whole or part of the title and the date of publication at the top of every subsequent page; and this regulation applies

to Tables of Contents and Indices.

4th. A supplement must consist wholly or in great part of matter like that of a newspaper, or of advertisements, printed on a sheet or sheets, or a piece or pieces of paper, unstitched; or wholly or in part of engravings, prints, or lithographs illustra tive of articles in the newspaper. The supplement must in every case be published with the newspaper, and must have the title and date of publication of the newspaper printed at the top of every page; or, if it consists of engravings, prints, or lithographs, at the top of every sheet or side,

A paoket containing two or more PARCEL POST.-There is a common-be-papers is not chargeable with a higher rate lief in the existence of a Parodi Post by of postage than would-be chargeable on which such articles as Fans, Curios, Silk book packet of the same weight. Dresses, Scarves, Jewellery, Artificial Teeth, &o., can be forwarded at low rates, It cannot be too distinctly stated that such things can only be sent as Letters, and the very cheapest rate is 12 cents per half ounce by Private Steamer..

Registration Fee, 8 cents.

A newspaper posted unpaid, or a packet of newspapers posted either unpaid or insufficiently paid, is treated as an unpaid or insufficiently paid book packet of the same weight.

AS REGARDS PATTERNS. They mast not be of intrinsic value. This rule excludos all articles of a saleable nature, and indeed whatever may have a value of its own, apart from its mere uso a pattern and the quantity of any material sent oster Ably as a pattern must not be so great that it can fairly be con- sidered as having on this ground an intrla Aic value.

Pattern and Sample Post to colonies and foreign countries iz restricted to bond fide trade patterns or sumples of merchandise, Goods sent for sale, or in execution of an order (however small the quantity may be), or any articles sent by one private indivi- dual to another, which are not actual patterns or samples, are not admissible..

Patterns or samples, when practicable, must be sent in covers open at the ends, and in such a manner as to be easy of examination. But samples of seeds, drugs; and such like articles, which cannot be sent in covers of this kind, but auch articles only, may be posted enclosed in boxes, or bags of linen, of other material, fastened in such a manner that they may be readily opened; or, in the case of seeds, &o,, for the United States of Amerion, Holland, and its possessions, Belgium, Denmark, Greece, Portugal and its possessions, and Switserland, in bags entirely closed, pro- vided such closed bags are transparent, so as to enable the Officers of the Post Office readily to satisfy themselves as to the nature of the contents,

There must be no writing or printing upon or in say packet except the address of the person for whom it is intended, the address of the sender, a trade mark or number, and the price of the articles,

Ho Cheap Chia 2 Hatchison, J. --- I Irons, Wm. C. F: 1

2.-No Money Order to include a trac tional part of a Periny,

3.-Orders drawn in the United King. hama, will be paid at the rate of Exchange ruling on the day of arrival of the adricos of such order

4.--Alphabetical Lists of over 3,700 dom, showing the Counties in which they are situated, are hung up for public roter. ence at this Office, and also at Shanghai and Yokohama.“ }:

5.-Applicants for Money Orders must No information can be given respecting furnish, in full, the surname, and, at least, Johnson, airs, A. 1 letters which pass through a Post Office the initial of one Christian name, both ul Jones, Thomas 1 except to the persons to whom they are the Remitter and the Payee; if the Bamit King, H. S. addressed and lutno other way in-official ter or Payee be a Fear or a Bishop, his or- Kirkwood, Thos, 1 information of a private character allowed dinary title will be sufficient, if a firm, the Lanthy, Mr 1 usual designation of such firm, such as Lazarini, Angiolo 1 to be made public. A Postmaster may Baring Brothers will sulce; but the Lee Afceng, Mra 1 however, give an address if he has no reason mere term Mesars, such as Messrs. Rin Lee, L. to believe that the person whose address it

vington or the name of a Company trad. Lents, William is would disapprove of his doing so Jing under a title which does not consist of Postmasters are not allowed to return any the names of the persons composing it, such letter or other packet to the writer or sender, or to any one else, or to delay forwarding it to ita destination according to the address; even though a request to auch effect be written thereon. *--Postmasters are not bound to give change, nor are they authorised to demand change; and when money is paid at a Post Office, whether as change or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, on weight can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter.

Plostimusters are not bound to weigh any fetters or other packets for the public, but they may do so if their duty be not thereby impeded.

The practice of sealing letters passing to and from the East and West Indies, and other countries with hot climates, with wax (except such as is specially prepared), is attended with much innonvenience, and frequently with serious injury, not only to the letters go sealed but to the other letters in the mail, from the melting of the wax and adhesion of the letters to each other. The public are therefore recommended, in all such cases, to use either wafers or gum, and to advise their correspondents in the soun- tries referred to, to do the same.

as Carron Co. is inadmissible.

6.The Remitter on stating that the Or- der is to be paid only through a Bank, to have the option of giving or withdrawing the name of the Payee; in such case, the Order will be crossed in the same way that Cheques are commonly erossed when they 7. When an Order is presented through are intended to be paid through a Bank

ficient, provided the Order be aroused with a Bank, a receipt by any person will be auf- the name of the receiving Bank, and be presented by some Person known to be in the employ of such Bank.

Leta, Papu

Leong Weng Choon Malherbe,

ilona. de Marks, F.W. Miura, Madame Morris, H.

Morrison, Mr. Man Hing Mon Kee

Myer, Mme. R. Ngoi Nam Niccolopoloo, Mri Pack, Ferd. L. 1 Paes, A. M.

Parker, Edward 1 Petterson,

Sjomanen

Pinto, Andre 0.1 Piotrowski, K, de Piton, Capt. J.G. j Profumo, Luis 1 Pugno, Eglaio 1

Purdie, W. L.. Quen; O. Hay Bidalard, G.

(Pilot): Rodriguez, Joans 1 Rusk, Madma. 1

1 Ryall, Mr

Salies, Moner.

David Santos, Marcelino1 Scott, Mrs H Sevilla, Juan.

Pastor Siebold, Von A Silva, Avelina da 1. Smith, E. M.

1 Smith, Joseph E. 1

4 Tiang Fess

Wade, J. M.

Wanch, Monst.

Ward, John Warren, H.

2 Wole, Luis

Yuen

For Merchant Ships.

Léta. Paps.

Abbotsford, #... ≤ 1 Aldobaran

Laja

4 *Lammermuir

Luera

Manirod

Min-

Alexander Alexandra Amadine Anazie Annie Fish Anio Grey Argonant

Bonj. D. Sewall Belcome

Calabar, b.a. Cape Horn

Caroline Capelara Artica

Carricks Champion of the Seas Channel Queen? 2

Charlotte

* Andrews

The signature of the Payee of a Mo ney Order to be affixed to the Order in the place provided for the purpose. If the Fayee be unable to write he must sign the receipt by making his mark in the presence of a Witness, who must sign his name, with his address in the presence of the Ufficer 9. Should the Fayee of a Money Order who pays the Order. desire to receive payment in the Country in Chingtoo which the Order was issued, at some other Office than that in which the Order was ori ginally drawn, the transfer will be granted, Corea provided the Order be inclosed to, the Postmaster of the Office in which it was drawn. In such case a new Order will be sued, the Commission chargeable upon which will be deducted from the amount of the new Order.

Christine Chusan

Cashen

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Late. Papa.

Miss Klimansegg

Monarchy

New Granada

1 Northam Castle

Olympia, 8.8.1 regð, Qnsuri

2 Paraguay, .. Fenel; 5.5. Pelham

41 Perledo, B.B.

Dartmouth Dilhares E. J. Spencer 1 Eleanor

Ellen Brewes England's Glory 8 E. P. Bouverie

emeralde Estepona, 5.5.

Голова

4 Portland

Puntu, 8.8.

Pride of the Thames

Prince Arthur Prince Louis Rachel Rajah, s.. Retriever

1 Rica Genova

1 Robert Boak

Rover of Balt-1

Rookwood Bover of the Bass 1

-1: Ruth

Sir Harry Parkes 8. 2 Sir Henry Parker 1

Star of China -Stoffone

1 Tagus, 3.5. 1Terentix”

Tong Shan

8 Tyburnia

Udu

Samples of intrinsic value must not be sent to any foreign country except United States; and in the case of France samples

The registration of a packet makes its of aider down, raw or thread silk, woollen or goste bair thread, vanilla, saffron, transmission much more secure, inasmuch

10,-in-the event of a Money Order news-carmine, or iainglass, are considered to fall as, under ordinary arcumstances, a regis

under this rule if they weigh more than tered packet can be traced through its whole miscarrying or being lost, a duplicate will three ounces; and up to this weight raw course and thus the loss of a registered be granted on a written application from and spun silk, as well as coloured and packet in a very rare occurrence. Neverthe the Payee, (containing the nosemary Tealy feng large sums of money or other articles, particulars, and agcompanied by an addi-lying twisted silk, may be sent to Germany.

Goeshawk The rule which forbids the transmission of great value should not be sent through tional Commission) to the Office where the

Hazel Holme Un the receipt of a similar applica-Helens through the Post of any article likely to the post, even if the packet be registered; as Original Order was payable, injure the contents of the Mail Bags or the machinery of the Department is not Boxes, or the person of any Officer of the arranged with a view to such transmission. tion, orders will be given to stop payment Hope Post Office is, of course, applicable to the By law, the Post Office is not responsible of a Money Order, or to renew a lapsed Huntley Castle 2 Pattern Post; and a packet containing any for the safe delivery of registered packets; Order. The additional Commission in the Teabells thing of the kind will be stopped, and not though any officer who may neglect his last case will be deducted from the amount James Wilson

Artiples such as duty on this point will be called to striot of the new Urder. Lapsed Orders must be Kassa No newspaper can now be sent through the following have been occasionally posted count. Sent in unregistered letters, valu- presented with the application for a new Killarney, s.s.

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bottle 240 900

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· Feb. 8, 1870, MOBORANE STEAMERS,

Chinese

German

Snapper, Solen, Fresh Tenuh, Turbot, Turtles, Small

180 120 Rice

British

White-bait,

Cermati

Fogetables.

Floo

British

American

Asparagus,

400 880 Split Pesa,

British

Madtura

British

Mary Whitelage

BeltHAR

Oscar Vidal

Bamboo Shoots, Poling watty Beans, sprouts

70 60 Sugar, China,

austy

19 Taptons,

bottle 800 270

Atheridan

Brond,

40 88 Tes

Bruch

Fretion,

Daálsh

Each

catly

750 €800

100 80

1000 000

British

Chinara

Cabbage, Macão, Cabbage, White, Cantón ently

Amerlesti

Chinbie

American suhoohuž

16 10

CRizale

Atheries

British ship British Barde

Carrots, fresh

600 260

SIGO: 200

800260

Japanese America British Americafi "AHIALÍKAN

Cauliflower,

€250 200

RENOF-WIR

Ashustab Duriew Oyelop Boardafge

chinese British Chinola

Lim Clobbeterie

Monocacy Palos

Chinseg

Tenhalebe

GEO MURRAY BAIN, Ching Mail Ofton

Thalia

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THE CHINESE MAIL.

FOOCHOW

This paper is now fasued every Charlie Palmier day. The subscription is fixed at Four Luiu Dollars per sanim delivered in Hong- Midge kong, or Seven Dollars Fifty Cents in

cluding postage to Coast ports,

Marie Heydoris

*Takit

Is to the first Chinese Newspaper over issued under purely native direction. The

Yello

SHIPPING IN PONT. Feb. 6, 1870.

British barque. for Bhatghai British gunboat for Newchwang for Shanghai for-Hongkong

editorial department is conducted by SHANGHAI SHIPPING IN HARBOUR.

Mr Chun Ayin, whose experience and competence have already been most fully demonstrated. The chief support of the Aden paper is of course derived from the native Altona community, amongst whom also are to be Appin found the guarantora and securities Atalanta fecessary to place it on a business and Cheups

Chibli legal footing.

The projectors, basing their estimates Chinking apon the most reliable Information from Dragon the various Porte in China and Japan Europa from Australia, California, Singapore, Fire Quen Penang, Saigon, and other places frequented Gwalior by the Chinese, consider themselves H, O. Onted justified Iny guaranteeing an ultimate Haining direulation of between 8,000 and 4000 Hirado nopies. The advantages offered to adver Howsang tisers are therefore unusually great and Hupph the foreign community generally will find Leo Hong It to their interest to avail themselves of Leo Yuen them,

Millet The field open to a paper of this descrip- Nagoya Mart Man conducted by native efforts, but Paouting progressive and anti-obstructive in tote Peking

almost limitless. It on the one hatid Plymouth Rish Dommands Chinese belief and interest Shanting while on the other deserves every aid Shinghig that can be given to it by foreigners,Szechten Lake Hnglish journals it contains Editorials, Tokio Mart with Local, Shipping, and Commercial Tungting News and Advertisments.

Diyabell Bubscription orders for either of the Yebsiu

Yuughing above may be sent to

MEBOHART SAILING VESSELS,

Adele Albert Vittor Álma Almatia

Benedicte

Bonita Chinamati

Condor

Falcon

Golden State

James B. Stone Janet Kroupfindessen Lady Elizabeth Leucadia

American schooter British barque American barque American schopner German söhootier British sohooned British barque Germish brig for New York for New York American bargis. British brig

British barque

Danish barque

for London..

Beitiak barque

queen of tadia

Serpent Sydenham Titānik

Venesuela Verts

W. G. Fattott Windhover Woodlath

for New York British Basque French schoonet British barque British brig Britton alip For New York German aqooner American barque

British phip

Best Footy

Batly

Oata,

1108 Oliver

80 50 Paddy,

80 Feari Barley,

-9080 | Pepper (whole)

100 90 Picklowy

100 00

270 220

(ground)

bottle

250, 200

200°-180-

catty bottle

· ឆ

590

£20 200

Balad Oll, a

260 180

catty

20-10

80 60

$100

110 100 Bago, 800

50 40| Salt, Coarso

70 60 Vermicelli, Chinese

boz 110 40 Vinegar, English bottle 200180

Preserved Meats, Fish and Vegetables, &e. 96 80 Amuried Meats, in tins, Ib.

10040

8020

Fratch, 1

Vegetables,

Jams, 110,

42 Jar

800 250)

760 400 800-250-

Amerluan Corvette s British gün teshti German gunboat American survette French corvette American torvettë Alezijan gunboat Ambrian corvetti British corvatta AMOPICAN BUN YOR.

Celery, Chines

Engluu, Chiller, Beled,

Mited, Ouery Stung Nagilah, Gatile,

60 o Preserved Ginger,

Milk, 1 lb. Bardines, in tins, dos. 1800 1400 200 160 Tart Fruite, in bottles, bottle 850 800

40 80

Gronds Ostar, Inspector of Markatı,

90 Printed and published by Gro, MUAMAY Baix, at the. China Moit Dillon, No, X

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